Memorial in the Liverpool Necropolis, Liverpool commemorating Thomas Bell d. 1859
Location
Liverpool Necropolis, Liverpool, England
Transcript
'Captain Thomas H. Bell of the American ship 'Golden Cross' a native of Kennbank, Port Maine, USA, died 2 January 1859 age 58'
Details
Vessel: Golden Cross
People
Bell, Thomas H. Age: 58 Date of Death: 2/1/1859 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master Organisation:
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Notes: From a MS in Liverpool Record Office. Compiled by James Gibson d. 1886, vol. 8, p. 351. Liverpool Necropolis closed in 1898 and a public garden was later laid out on the site. Recorder: J.P. Brand
Wall plaque in St Paul’s Cathedral, London commemorating Lieutenant Harold Charrington RN d. 1882
Location
St Paul's Cathedral, London, England
Transcript
'IN MEMORY OF THREE BRAVE MEN / PROFESSOR EDWARD HENRY PALMER / FELLOW OF S.JOHN'S COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE, / LORD ALMONER'S READER IN ARABIC AND / A SCHOLAR AND LINGUIST OF RARE GENIUS: / CAPTAIN WILLIAM JOHN GILL, R.E. / AN ARDENT AND ACCOMPLISHED SOLDIER / AND A DISTINGUISHED EXPLORER: / LIEUTENANT HAROLD CHARRINGTON. / R.N. OF H.M.S. EURYALUS, A YOUNG / OFFICER OF HIGH PROMISE; / WHO WHEN TRAVELLING ON PUBLIC DUTY / INTO THE SINAI DESERT WERE TREACHEROUSLY / AND CRUELY SLAIN IN THE WADI SADR / AUGUST 11TH MDCCCLXXXII / THEIR REMAINS AFTER THE LAPSE OF / MANY WEEKS HAVING BEEN PARTIALLY / RECOVERED AND BROUGHT TO ENGLAND / WERE DEPOSITED HERE WITH CHRISTIAN / RITES APRIL 6TH MDCCCLXXXIII / THIS TABLET HAS BEEN ERECTED BY / THE COUNTRY IN WHOSE SERVICE THEY / DIED TO COMMEMORATE THEIR NAMES / THEIR WORTH AND THEIR FATE'
Details
Type: Wall plaque Position: Crypt Materials: Brass Vessel: HMS Euryalus
Event
Anglo-Egyptian War
Event Date
1882
Event Category
19th century conflicts in Asia
People
Charrington, Harold Age: c. 25 Date of Death: 11/8/1882 Cause of Death: Murdered Rank / Occupation: Lieutenant RN Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: Also a wall plaque in St Dunston's Church, Hunsdon, Hertfordshire noted by Mr James Lewis Young.
Memorial in Portland, Dorset, dedicated to Giuseppe Bisognini d. 1895
Location
Naval and Military Cemetery, Portland, Dorset, England
Transcript
'A / GIUSEPPE BISOONINI [sic] / Cannoniere Della R Nave Italiana / Ruggiero Di Lauria / Nato il 18 Dicembre 1871 A Vicenza / Morto il 31 Maggio 1895 a Portland / I compagni Di Bordo Questo Ricardo / Posero.' [Translation] 'To Giuseppe BISOGNINI Gunner of the Italian vessel Ruggiero Di Lauria born on the 18 December 1871 in Vicenza died on 31 May 1895 in Portland. This gravestone was dedicated in his memory by his fellow seamen'
Details
Type: Gravestone Position: Roman Catholic (old) 512 Vessel: Ruggiero di Lauria
People
Bisognini, Guiseppe Age: 23 Date of Death: 31/5/1895 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Gunner Organisation:
Memorial at Hadley Monachorum, Hertfordshire commemorating Captain Frederick Cottrell RN d. 1811
Location
Hadley Monachorum, Hertfordshire, England
Transcript
'SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF / FREDERICK COTTRELL ESQUIRE / CAPTAIN OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP NYADEN OF XXXVI GUNS / FIFTH SON OF THE REVD. C.L. COTTRELL / RECTOR OF THIS PARISH / HE WAS BORN IN AUGUST MDCCLXXX / MADE LIEUTENANT IN MDCCCI / AND POST CAPTAIN IN MDCCCIII / AND HAVING DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF AS AN OFFICER / AND BLED IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY / HE FELL A VICTIM TO A RAPID CONSUMPTION / WHEN CRUISING OFF THE ISLAND OF BARBADOES / APRIL THE XIX MDCCCXI / IN THE XXXI YEAR OF HIS AGE / DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS'
Details
Vessel: HMS Nyaden
People
Cottrell, Frederick Age: 30 Date of Death: 19/4/1811 Cause of Death: Infectious disease Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Gravestone in Portland, Dorset, dedicated to Frederick Beard d. 1910
Location
Naval and Military Cemetery, Portland, Dorset, England
Transcript
'FREDRICK CHARLES BEARD / off. Stew'd 1st cl. H.M.S. 'Britannia' / died / 4th June 1910 Aged 35'
Details
Type: Gravestone Position: Church of England (old) 289 Vessel: HMS Britannia
People
Beard, Fredrick Charles Age: 35 Date of Death: 4/6/1910 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Officers' steward 1st class Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial in the Parish Church, Kingston, Jamaica commemorating Vice-Admiral John Benbow d. 1702
Location
St Thomas Church, Kingston, Jamaica, Rest of the World
Transcript
'Here lyeth interred, the body of John BENBOW Esqr., Admiral of the White: A true pattern of English courage: who lost hys life in defence of hys Queene and country, November ye 1702 in the 52nd year of hys age by a wound in his leg, received in an engagement with Mons. Du Casse, being much lamented'
Details
Type: Ledger Position: Chancel Materials: Blue slate
Event
Cartagena
Event Date
1702
Event Category
1739-1748 War of the Austrian Succession
People
Benbow, John Age: 51 Date of Death: 4/11/1702 Cause of Death: War casualty Rank / Occupation: Vice Admiral of the White Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: Inscription overstates age by 3 years. Incorrect coat-of-arms. Also known as Kingston Parish Church. Bibliography: 'Dictionary of National Biography'; Capt J.H. Lawrence-Archer 'Monumental Inscriptions of the British West Indies' (London, 1875). Recorder: E.G. Allsopp. 30/09/1969
Gravestone in Portland, Dorset, dedicated to Herbert Bateman d. 1904
Location
Naval and Military Cemetery, Portland, Dorset, England
Transcript
'In loving memory / of / HERBERT ARTHUR BATEMAN / who died March 11th 1904 / aged 23 years / late Lance Corporal R.M.L.I. It is not our will O Lord but Thy will be done / gone but not forgotten / Erected by his comrades / H.M.S. 'Empress of India'
Details
Type: Gravestone Position: Church of England (old) 303 Vessel: HMS Empress of India
People
Bateman, Herbert Arthur Age: 23 Date of Death: 11/3/1904 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Lance Corporal RMLI Organisation: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Wall monument in Shrivenham, Oxfordshire commemorating Admiral Samuel Barrington d. 1800
Location
St Andrew's Church, Shrivenham, Oxfordshire, England
Transcript
'SACRED / TO THE MEMORY OF THE HONOURABLE / SAMUEL BARRINGTON / ADMIRAL OF THE WHITE & GENERAL OF THE MARINES / BORN FEBY 15th 1730 DIED AUGT 16th 1800 / HERE RESTS THE HERO WHO IS GLORY'S PAGE / WROTE HIS FAIR DEEDS FOR MORE THAN HALF AN AGE / HERE RESTS THE PATRIOT WHO FOR ENGLAND'S GOOD / EACH TOIL ENCOUNTER'D AND EACH CLIME WITHSTOOD / HERE RESTS THE CHRISTIAN; HIS, THE LOFTIER CLAIM / TO SEIZE THE CONQUEST, YET RENOUNCE THE FAME / HE WHEN HIS ARM ST. LUCIA'S TROPHIES BOAST / ASCRIBES THE GLORY TO THE LORD OF HOSTS / AND WHEN THE HARDER TASK REMAIN'D BEHIND / THE PASSIVE COURAGE AND THE WILL RESIGN'S / PATIENT, THE VETERAN VICTOR YIELDS HIS BREATH / SECURE IN HIM, WHO CONQUERED SIN AND DEATH'
Details
Description: A large flag carved draped over the inscription tablet on a staff, an anchor and the hilt of a sword, protrude from behind. Type: Wall monument Position: North aisle wall Materials: White marble
People
Barrington, Samuel Age: Date of Death: 16/8/1800 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Admiral of the White Organisation: Royal Navy
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Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters