Wall tablet in Bristol Cathedral, England commemorating Rear-Admiral George Gregory, RN d. 1814.
Location
Bristol Cathedral, Bristol, England
Transcript
'In memory of GEORGE GREGORY, Esq. / Rear Admiral of the Red Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet, / who in numerous Engagements with the Enemies / of his Country / but especially on the 11th October 1797. / nobly sustained the Honor of her Flag. / This TABLET, / which seeks rather to commemorate his private worth, is / erected by his affectionate and grateful Niece MARY LOWE / Obt. 17 Jan 1814.'
Details
Type: Wall tablet Position: North chancel Vessel: HMS Veteran
Event
Battle of Camperdown
Event Date
1797
Event Category
1793-1802 French Revolutionary War
People
Gregory, George Age: Unknown Date of Death: 17/1/1814 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Rear Admiral of the Red Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial in Portsmouth Cathedral commemorating Admiral John Cleland d. 1795
Location
Cathedral of St Thomas of Canterbury, Portsmouth, England
Transcript
In Memory of Admr. JOHN CLELAND / who died the 24th June 1795 / in the 70th Year of his age / Also SUSANNA ELIZTH CLELAND / Daughter of the above died Sept. 8th 1784 / in the 26th Year of her age / Also JANE MONTAGUE CLELAND / Daughter of the above, died DEC. 19th 1780 / in the 19th Year of her age / And also MARY AMELIA CLELAND / Wife of / the above Adml. CLELAND who died the 23rd of Jan 1798 / aged 50 years
Details
Description: Cartouche with family coat of arms displayed above the transcript. Type: Cartouche Position: North choir aisle
People
Cleland, John Age: 70 Date of Death: 1795 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Bibliography: Nikolaus Pevsner and David Lloyd 'Buildings of England: Hampshire and Isle of Wight' (London, 1996) p. 404. Recorder: B. Tomlinson
Memorial at St Helen’s Bishopsgate commemorating William Bonde d. 1576, merchant adventurer
Location
St Helen's Bishopgate, London, England
Transcript
'I am sure that my redeemer liveth and that I shall ryse out of ye earth in ye latter daye that I shall be clothed againe with this skinne and see God in my fleshe yea I myself shall behold Him not wt other but wt these same eyes. Flos mercantorum quos terra Britana creavit. Ecce, sub hoc tumulo Gulielmus Bondus humatur. Ille mari multum passus per saxa per undas ditavit patrias peregrinis mercibus oras. Magnanimum Graeci mirantur Iasona vales aurea de gelido retulit quia vellera Phasi. Graecia docta tace Graii concedite vates: hic iacet argolico mercator Iasone maior. Vellera multa tulit magis aurea vallere Phryxi. Et freta multa scidit magis ardua Phasidos undis. Hei mihi quod nullo mors est superabilis auro flos mercantorum Guelielmus Bondus humatur. Heere lieth the bodie of Will'm Bonde Alderman somtime Shreve of London a marchant adventurer most famous in his age for his great adventures bothe by sea and lande obiit 30 May 1576'
Details
Description: With kneeling effigies of Bonde's, wife and children. Type: Wall monument Position: North side of nave Materials: Painted
People
Bonde, William Age: Date of Death: 30/5/1576 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Merchant adventurer Organisation:
Gravestone in Portland, Dorset, commemorating Thomas Rouse d. 1908
Location
Naval and Military cemetery, Portland, Dorset, England
Transcript
'Sacred / to the memory of / THOMAS ROUSE; Able Seaman / of HMS Britannia / who was killed / at his post of duty whilst coaling / 19th November 1908 / Aged 23 years / In the midst of life we are in death / erected by his shipmates'
Details
Type: Gravestone Position: Church of England (old) 346 Vessel: HMS Britannia
People
Rouse, Thomas Age: 23 Date of Death: 19/11/1908 Cause of Death: Maritime accident Rank / Occupation: Able Seaman Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: Monument face down on ground. Recorder: R. & J.H. Perry 1987
Memorial in Westoe Cemetery, South Shields commemorating William Shipley d. 1884
Location
Westoe Cemetery, Newcastle, Tyne & Wear, England
Transcript
[Not exact] 'WILLIAM SHIPLEY Master Mariner died 22 Jan 1884 aged 72. HARRIET wife of the above died 26 Nov 1856 aged 26. THOMAS son of the above died 5 Jan 1866 aged 21. ELIZABETH second wife of the above died 29 July 1882 aged 61.'
Details
Type: Gravestone Position: 2246
People
Shipley, William Age: 72 Date of Death: 22/1/1884 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master mariner Organisation:
Memorial in St Nicholas’s Church, Brighton, dedicated to Edward Chippendall d. 1819 and d.Septimus Chippendall RN d. 1839
Location
St Nicholas's Church, Brighton, Brighton and Hove, England
Transcript
'Edward Chippendall RN who died at Carthagena on Sept 9 1819 and Septimus Chippendall RN son of the above who died at Belldry[?] Feb 11 1839'
Details
People
Chippendall, Edward Age: Date of Death: 9/9/1819 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Organisation: Royal Navy Chippendall, Septimus Age: Date of Death: 11/2/1839 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial in Portsmouth Cathedral commemorating Sir John Kempthorne d. 1679
Location
Cathedral of St Thomas of Canterbury, Portsmouth, England
Transcript
'Here lyeth Interred the Body of Sr Iohn / Kempthorne Knight who who had the Honour / to wear severall Flags in severall com / mands in His Majesty's Service, and hath / fought severall Battles at sea for his / King and Country: and dyed Commissio / ner of His Majesty's Navy at Portsmouth / the 19th day of October 1679, aged 59 yeares. / Heare beneath this Stone doth lye, / As much Valour as could dye, / Who in his life did Vigour give, /To as much Justice as could live, / But Death (which ne'er could him dismay), / Unkindly snatcht him hence away.'
Details
Description: Wall tablet, the inscription flanked by pillars, a coat of arms at the top in a cartouche, below the pediment. Type: Wall memorial Materials: Marble Vessel: HMS Mary Rose
People
Kempthorne, John Age: 59 Date of Death: 19/10/1679 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: Arms are on widow's tomb in All Hallows, Barking, London. Bibliography: G.A. Kempthorne 'Mariner's Mirror' xii (1926) pp. 309-10; P Clissold 'Ships and Monuments in the Solent Area', 'Mariner's Mirror' vol. 58, p. 207, 208 (Greenwich, 1972). Recorder: Timothy Wilson 1979 Photographer: B. Tomlinson