Gravestone in Borough Cemetery, Harwich, commemorating John Thomas Costick d. 1914
Location
Borough Cemetery, Harwich, Essex, England
Transcript
'IN LOVING MEMORY OF / MARY ANN ELIZABETH COSTICK / THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN THOMAS COSTICK / LATE CHIEF OFFICER, HM COASTGUARD. / DIED 3rd FEBRUARY 1914 / AGED 68 YEARS / ALSO OF / JOHN THOMAS COSTICK / DIED 4th APRIL 1915 / AGED 76 YEARS'
Details
Description: A gravestone with columns at the side. Type: Gravestone Position: Area B Materials: White marble
People
Costick, John Thomas Age: 76 Date of Death: 4/4/1915 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Chief Officer Organisation: HM Coastguard
Wall tablet in St Cuthbert’s Church, Wells, Somerset commemorating Rear-Admiral John Holloway d. 1826
Location
St Cuthbert's Church, Wells, Somerset, England
Transcript
'Scared to the memory / of John Holloway, Esquire / Admiral of the Red / who was born in Wells / Janry: 25th. 1743 / and died in his birthplace, June 26th 1826. / In him was concentrated / a rare combination of estimable qualities / the ingenuousness of the seaman / the sincerity of a genuine friend / and the integrity and honourable feeling / which characterize the gentleman / while the calmness and sincerity of his mind / amid the sensible decay of his vital powers / strongly bespoke the christian's expectation / of a better ans happier world. / To testify her regret and the loss / of one so worthy her esteem and affection / this tablet has been erected / by his afflicted widow.'
Details
Type: Wall tablet Position: West pier of North Transept Materials: White marble
People
Holloway, John Age: 83 Date of Death: 27/6/1826 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Rear-Admiral of the White Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: With Holloway arms. Also a ledger adjacent. Bibliography: James H. Thomas 'East India Company Shipping Losses in the late 18th Century: The case of the Henry Addington', 'The Mariner's Mirror' (vol. 90, February 2004) p.61.
Memorial at St Margaret’s Church, Lowestoft, Suffolk commemorating Rear-Admiral Richard Utber, d. 1669
Location
St Margaret's Church, Lowestoft, Suffolk, England
Transcript
'Here lyeth the Body of Reere Admiral / Richard Utber, father of Capt John Utber / slaine at Bergen, both born in this towne / of Laistoe, who departed this life the 18 of Novem 1669'
Details
Type: Ledger
People
Utber, Richard Age: Unknown Date of Death: 18/11/1669 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Rear Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Bibliography: Hugh D.W. Lees 'Chronicles of a Suffolk Parish Church: Lowestoft St Margaret' (Lowestoft, 1949). Recorder: B. Tomlinson 1981
Wall tablet in St Paul’s Cathedral, London commemorating Admiral of the Fleet, Philip Vian d. 1968
Location
St Paul's Cathedral, London, England
Transcript
'PHILIP LOUIS / VIAN / ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET, born 1894 died 1968 / an outstanding leader who commanded / at sea & fought with great distinction / in every major theatre throughout / the Second World War / 1939-45'
Memorial in Bloomsbury, London dedicated to Lieutenant George Young RN d. 1799
Location
Bloomsbury Cemetery, Bloomsbury, London, England
Transcript
'Here rest the remains of / Lieut. Geo. F.F. YOUNG / Of the Royal Navy, / Son of Rear-Admiral Sir Geo. Young. / He was born the 10th of September, 1770 / And died the 15th of January, 1799, aged 29 years'
Details
People
Young, George Age: 29 Date of Death: 15/1/1799 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Lieutenant RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Bibliography: Frederick Teague Cansick 'Epitaphs of Middlesex' (London, 1869) vol ii, p. 255
Memorial in St Mary’s Church, Woodbridge, Suffolk commemorating Rear-Admiral William Carthew, RN, d. 1827
Location
St Mary's Church, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England
Transcript
'IN MEMORY OF / WILLIAM CARTHEW ESQUIRE / A REAR ADMIRAL IN THE ROYAL NAVY / MANY YEARS / A MAGISTRATE AND A DEPUTY LIEUTENANT / FOR THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK / HIS HONOURABLE USEFUL AND CHRISTIAN LIFE / WAS CLOSED / ON THE XXXI JULY MDCCXXVII / IN THE LXX YEAR OF HIS AGE. / HE WAS THE ELDEST SON OF THE / LATE THOMAS CARTHEW CLERK BY HIS FIRST / WIFE ELIZABETH / DAUGHTER AND COHEIRESS OF / THOMAS MORDEN CLERK ONLY BROTHER OF / SIR WILLIAM MORDEN HARBORD / BART. K.B'
Details
Description: Neo-classical wall tablet, anthemion acroteria, arms and crest above the inscription. Crossed palm branches on the apron. Type: Wall tablet Position: West end of South Aisle Materials: Marble
People
Carthew, William Age: 69 Date of Death: 31/7/1827 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Rear Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Recorder: Pippa Lacey; Dr Pieter van der Merwe Photographer: Dr Pieter van der Merwe 2019
Gravestone at St Oswald’s Church, Filey commemorating Michael Agar d. 1816
Location
St Oswald's Church, Filey, North Yorkshire, England
Transcript
'IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE / OF MICHAEL AGAR / Master Mariner / WHO DIED AT PLYMOUTH / DEC. 23RD 1816; / AGED 28 YEARS / ALSO OF Zillah Agar / LATE OF LONDON / SISTER OF THE ABOVE, / WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE / FEB 24 1864 / AND OF HARRIET AGAR / WIDOW OF THE ABOVE / MICHAEL AGAR...'
Memorial in the Liverpool Necropolis, commemorating Thomas McCall White d. 1863
Location
Liverpool Necropolis, Liverpool, England
Transcript
'Thomas McCall White died on board the brig Lemnos at Gualiquay River, Parana, S. America 17 May 1863 age 26'
Details
Vessel: Lemnos
People
White, Thomas McCall Age: 26 Date of Death: 17/5/1863 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Organisation:
Extra
Notes: From a MS in Liverpool Record Office compiled by James Gibson d.1886, vol. 8, p. 807. Liverpool Necropolis closed in 1898 and a public garden was later laid out on the site. Recorder: Captain J. P. Brand
JSON
Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters