Memorial at St John’s Church, Old Haymarket, Liverpool commemorating Captain Evan Evans d. 1842
Location
St John's Church, Old Haymarket, Liverpool, England
Transcript
'Captain Evan Evans of the Flora of Barmouth drowned in Princes Dock Basin 7th September 1842 age 57'
Details
Vessel: Flora
People
Evans, Evan Age: 57 Date of Death: 7/9/1842 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master Organisation:
Extra
Notes: From a MS in Liverpool Record Office. Compiled by James Gibson d. 1886, vol. 1, p. 583. Church demolished in 1898. Recorder: Captain J. P. Brand
Monument in St Paul’s Cathedral, London commemorating Captain Edmund Moubray Lyons RN d. 1855
Location
St Paul's Cathedral, London, England
Transcript
'SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF / CAPTAIN EDMUND MOUBRAY LYONS ROYAL NAVY / SON OF REAR ADMIRAL SIR EDMUND LYONS BART G.C.B. K.C.M. / COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF HER MAJESTY'S FLEET IN THE BLACK SEA AND MEDITERRANEAN / UNDER WHOSE ORDERS HE ENGAGED THE BATTERIES OF SEVASTOPOL IN H.M.S. MIRANDA / ON THE 18TH JUNE 1855 AND THERE WAS MORTALLY WOUNDED, HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE COMMAND / OF THE SQUADRON IN THE SEA OF AZOV WHERE HIS BRILLIANT SUCCESSES WERE WARMLY ACKNOWLEDGED BY HIS SOVEREIGN / WHO MOURNED HIS LOSS AS ONE WHO WAS SO BRIGHT AN ORNAMENT TO THE NAVY / CUT OFF IN THE PRIME OF LIFE, THE PATH TO THE HIGHEST EARTHLY HONORS OPENING BEFORE HIM / HE DIED AS A HERO AND A CHRISTIAN SHOULD DIE / THIS TABLET IS ERECTED IN DEEPEST GRIEF BY THE OFFICERS AND SHIP'S COMPANY OF H.M.S. MIRANDA / WHO HAD SERVED UNDER HIM IN THE BALTIC AND THE SEA OF AZOV AND WHO LOVED AND REVERED HIM / HE DIED THE 23 JUNE 1855 AGED 36'
Details
Description: Above the inscription, a relief portrait within a wreath flanked by an ensign and anchor, above a depiction of HMS 'Miranda'. Type: Wall monument Position: South side of nave Materials: White marble Artists: Matthew Noble Vessel: HMS Miranda
Event
Crimea War
Event Date
1853-1856
Event Category
19th century conflicts in Asia
People
Lyons, Edmund Moubray Age: 36 Date of Death: 23/6/1855 Cause of Death: War casualty Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: Died of an infected leg wound received on the 18th June during a naval bombardment of Sebastopol. He had been taken to the Naval Hospital at Therapia (now Tarabaya, Istanbul). Bibliography: 'The Times' 4 July 1855 p. 9. Recorder: B. Tomlinson 1982
Memorial at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man commemorating Captain Edward Quayle d. 1862, Isle of Man Steam Packet Co.
Location
Old church, Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man
Transcript
'ERECTED / BY / A FEW ATTACHED FRIENDS OF / CAPTAIN / EDWARD QUAYLE / FOR 26 YEARS / COMMANDER IN THE SERVICE / OF / THE ISLE OF MAN / STEAM PACKET COMPANY / BORN 6TH SEPTEMBER 1806 / DIED 14 JUNE 1862 / AS A SAILOR HE WAS PROMPT / FEARLESS, FAITHFUL AND BRAVE / AS A MAN HE FELT AND ACTED / LIKE A MAN.', 'IN MEMORY OF CATHERINE QUAYLE / OTHERWISE CURPHEY / WIFE OF EDWARD QUAYLE / OF DOUGLAS / WHO DIED ON THE 26TH SEPTR 1858 / AGED 38 YEARS / HER END WAS PEACE / ALSO ELEANOR ELIZABETH / DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE / WHO DIED ON THE 26TH FEBRUARY 1838 / AGED 15 MONTHS / ALSO / EMMA DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE / WHO DIED ON THE 18TH JULY 1842 / AGED 14 YEARS', 'IN MEMORY / OF/PHILIP QUAYLE / OF DOUGLAS / WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 7TH / MARCH 1827 AGED 51 YEARS / ALSO ANN QUAYLE / OTHERWISE LOGAN RELICT OF / THE ABOVE / WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 6TH FEBRY / 1824 AGED 58 YEARS / IN MEMORY / OF / WILLIAM QUAYLE / OF DOUGLAS / WHO DIED 18TH JUNE 1785 / AGED 55 YEARS.'
Details
Description: A draped urn on a plinth. A paddle steamer is carved on the pediment below the urn. Type: Monument Position: Churchyard Artists: , G Swinnerton
People
Quayle, Edward Age: 55 Date of Death: 14/6/1862 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master Organisation: Isle of Man Steam Packet Co
Memorial in the Esplanade Burial Ground, Trincomalee, Sri Lanka to the men of HMS ‘Eclipse’ who died 1897-1899
Location
Esplanade Burial Ground, Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, Rest of the World
Transcript
'Memorial erected to men of H.M.S. Eclipse / Edward L. Tailor ERA Died July 19 1899 / George Stephen Domestic 1st Class June 14 1897 and was buried at sea / Henry Clark Stoker Died March 2 1898 and was buried at Karachi / John Hooper Stoker Died Sept 24 1899 and was buried at sea'
Details
Vessel: HMS Eclipse
People
Clark, Henry Age: Date of Death: 2/3/1898 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Stoker Organisation: Royal Navy Hooper, John Age: Date of Death: 24/9/1899 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Stoker Organisation: Royal Navy Stephen, George Age: Date of Death: 14/6/1897 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Domestic 1st class Organisation: Royal Navy Tailor, Edward L. Age: Date of Death: 19/7/1899 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Engine Room Artificer Organisation: Royal Navy
Wall tablet at St Nicholas Church, Bromham commemorating Lieutenant James Banks RN d. 1772
Location
St Nicholas Church, Bromham, Wiltshire, England
Transcript
'To the Memory of / JAMES BANKS, Late Officer / of the Royal Navy, Son of / JOHN and ANN BANKS / and Grandson of MR. JOHN ROGERS, late of Wyats. / Departed this life April the 25th / 1772, Aged 21 Years. / Safe in the Haven now my Vessel lies, / The Pilot's wafted to his native Skies: / Through Life's rough Ocean I in safety past, / and Hope's firm Anchor in my Sav'or cast / Also to the Memory of / JOHN BANKS, Senr., who / Departed this life April the / 13th 1785, in the 66th / Year of his age. / Also to the Memory of / ANN, Wife of JOHN BANKS who / died July the 5th 1790 / Aged 72 Years'
Details
Description: The inscription tablet with a mounded cornice and gadrooned apron. It is flanked by draperies with gilded fringes. On the end of the cornice, a flaming lamp and above it, a black stele bearing a cartouche with a foul anchor and with two festoons of husks. Type: Wall tablet Position: Nave, North Wall Materials: Marble
People
Banks, James Age: 21 Date of Death: 25/4/1772 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Lieutenant RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial formerly in the Royal Naval Hospital burial ground, Greenwich, London commemorating Captain Thomas Colby RN d. 1804
Location
Royal Naval Hospital, Old Burial Ground (Nurses' Home), Greenwich, London, England
Transcript
'Sacred to the memory of / Thomas Colby retired captain / Royal Navy and one of the / Commanders of Greenwich Hospital / who died at Torrington, Devon / 21st September 1864 aged 82 years / and of Mary his wife who died at / Greenwich 3rd June 1860 aged 65 years / and was buried in the Royal Hospital / New Cemetery / "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord"'
Details
Position: Mausoleum (interior south wall)
People
Colby, Thomas Age: 82 Date of Death: 21/9/1804 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Hospital, Greenwich, Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: Destroyed in 1939-45 war. Transcription in PRO. Greenwich Hospital memorial Inscription 99618.
Wall tablet at St Peter’s Church, Tichfield, Hampshire commemorating Richard Veale d. 1807
Location
St Peter's Church, Tichfield, Hampshire, England
Transcript
'THIS MARBLE IS INSCRIBED / TO THE MEMORY OF / RICHARD VEALE ESQRE / LATE STOREKEEPER OF HIS MAJESTY'S ORDNANCE / AT PORTSMOUTH; / WHO DIED THE XXXIST DAY OF AUGUST MDCCCVII / AGED LXXXV YEARS / ALSO OF MARY VEALE, HIS WIFE, / WHO DIED THE XX1ST DAY OF APRIL MDCCC / AGED LXXIV YEARS'
Details
Description: Pilasters either side of inscription tablet with inverted torches. Type: Wall tablet Position: South wall Materials: Marble Artists: Richard Westmacott 1775-1856
People
Veale, Richard Age: 85 Date of Death: 31/8/1807 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Storekeeper of the Ordnance Organisation:
Extra
Notes: DOSSIER, sketch. Recorder: The Arts Society (NADFAS)
Gravestone in Portland, Dorset, commemorating John Woulds d. 1893
Location
Naval and Military cemetery, Portland, Dorset, England
Transcript
'In/memory of / JOHN WOULDS / Bandsman H.M.S. 'Anson' / who died August 10 1893 / Aged 20 years / This stone is erected by his / shipmates as a token of esteem'
Details
Type: Gravestone Position: Church of England (old) 394 Vessel: HMS Anson
People
Woulds, John Age: 20 Date of Death: 10/8/1893 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Bandsman Organisation: Royal Navy