Memorial in Kensal Green Cemetery, London commemorating Admiral Sir George Cockburn d. 1853
Location
Kensal Green Cemetery, London, England
Details
Position: CAT.A/1193/Vault 26/Comp 12
Event Category
1803-1815 Napoleonic War
People
Cockburn, George Age: Date of Death: 19/8/1853 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: Born 1772. Served under Nelson and conveyed Napoleon to St Helena where Cockburn remained as governor of the island for a year. Bibliography: Hugh Meller 'London cemeteries: an illustrated guide and gazetteer' (Amersham, 1981) p. 188.
Green Street Cemetery, St Helier, Jersey commemorating Captain Mayson Wright RN d. 1839
Location
Green Street Cemetery, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
Transcript
'Sacred to the memory of Capt. Mayson Wright Royal Navy who departed this life on February 19th 1839 aged 59 years. He zealously served his King and Country 30 years and left a disconsolate widow and family to deplore his loss'.
Details
Type: Gravestone Position: P4
People
Wright, Mayson Age: 59 Date of Death: 19/2/1839 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial at Fort Canning Cemetery, Singapore, commemorating Charles Bonnyface, d. 1864
Location
Fort Canning Cemetery, Singapore, Rest of the World
Transcript
'Sacred / to the memory / of / CHARLES BONNYFACE / a native of Telpham / Sussex England and Late / Midshipman on board / the Barque / 'WARREN HASTINGS' / of London & who depart'd / This life on the 19th / Sept 1864 / Aged 21 years'
Details
Type: Tablet Position: North wall N60 D23 Vessel: Warren Hastings
People
Bonnyface, Charles Age: 21 Date of Death: 19/9/1864 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Midshipman Organisation: Unknown
Extra
Bibliography: Alan Harfield 'Early Cemeteries in Singapore' (Putney 1988) p. 212.
Memorial to Admiral John Byng, d. 1757 at Southill
Location
All Saints Church, Southill, Bedfordshire, England
Transcript
'To the perpetual Disgrace / of PUBLICK JUSTICE / The Honble. JOHN BYNG Esqr / Admiral of the Blue / Fell a MARTYR to / POLITICAL PERSECUTION / March 14th in the year 1757 when / BRAVERY and LOYALTY / were Insufficient Securities / For the / Life and Honour / of a / NAVAL OFFICER'
Details
Type: Plaque Position: Byng Mausoleum
People
Byng, John Age: Date of Death: 14/3/1757 Cause of Death: Executed Rank / Occupation: Admiral of the Blue Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: Admiral Byng executed for neglect of duty 'to encourage the others' Voltaire. Bibliography: Gerald French 'The Martyrdom of Admiral Byng' (Glasgow, 1961) photo opposite p. 101.
Memorial in the Liverpool Necropolis, commemorating George Washington Robinson d. 1836
Location
Liverpool Necropolis, Liverpool, England
Transcript
'George Washington Robinson, native of Norwich Connecticut USA and commander of the ship Jubilee died at Liverpool 22nd July 1836 age 35'
Details
Vessel: Jubilee
People
Robinson, George Washington Age: 35 Date of Death: 22/7/1836 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master Organisation:
Extra
Notes: From a MS in the Liverpool Record Office compiled by James Gibson d. 1886, vol. 8, p. 603. Liverpool Necropolis closed in 1898 and a public garden was later laid out on the site. Recorder: Captain J. P. Brand
Ledger in Winchester Cathedral commemorating Admiral Chaloner Ogle d. 1814
Location
Cathedral, Winchester, Hampshire, England
Transcript
'SACRED / to the Memory of / CHALONER OGLE Esquire / of Southampton / who died the 12th of June 1814 / aged 89 Years / Also / CATHERINE, wife of / CHALONER OGLE Esquire / who died the 16th of Jan 1820 / aged 82 Years'
Details
Description: Arms carved above inscription. Type: Ledger Position: South side of the Nave Materials: Black marble
People
Ogle, Chaloner Age: 89 Date of Death: 12/6/1814 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: See wall tablet on the opposite side of the nave.
Memorial at Toxteth Park Cemetery, Liverpool commemorating Captain Thomas Walker d. 1852
Location
Toxteth Park Cemetery, Liverpool, England
Transcript
'Sacred to the memory of CAPT. THOMAS WALKER, master of the bark 'PASSENGER', of this port, was was accidentally shot by the discharge of his gun at Iquique, Peru, December 14th. 1852, aged 44'
Details
Type: Headstone Position: D191 Vessel: Passenger
People
Walker, Thomas Age: 44 Date of Death: 14/12/1852 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master Organisation:
Extra
Recorder: Martin Davies 1985
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Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters