Memorial in All Saints Church, Kingston-upon-Thames commemorating Captain Thomas Price HEIC d. 1789.
Location
All Saints Church, Kingston, Surrey, England
Transcript
'Here lieth the body of Capt Thomas Price Commander of the Ceres East Indiaman who died on the 20th of June 1789 aged 43 years. He was a good just and tender father and a sincere friend. Also Mrs Ann Sherrer wife of Mr John Sherrer of Mark Lane and second daughter of the above Capt Thomas Price. Died 4th January 1802 aged 26 years. Also Mrs Ann Price relict of the above Capt Thomas Price. Died 26 January 1805 aged 60 years'
Details
Vessel: HEIC Ceres
People
Price, Thomas Age: 43 Date of Death: 20/6/1789 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master HEIC Organisation: Honourable East India Company
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Bibliography: A. Anderson 'History and Antiquities of Kingston-upon-Thames' (Kingston, 1818) pp. 93-94. Recorder: B. Tomlinson 1994
Memorial in Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London commemorating Captain Henry Priestman RN d. 1712
Location
Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London, England
Transcript
‘MS / TO THE MEMORY OF HENRY PRIESTMAN ESQR COMMANDER IN CHIEF / OF A SQUADRON OF SHIPS OF WAR IN THE REIGNE OF KING CHARLES THE / IID. A COMMISSIONER OF THE NAVY AND ONE OF THE COMMISSIONERS / FOR EXECUTING THE OFFICE OF LORD HIGH ADMIRAL OF / ENGLAND IN THE REIGNE OF KING WILLIAM IIID / OB XX AUG. MDCCXII AET LXV HEU PRISCA FIDES’
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Details
Description: Carving with a round profile portrait surrounded by cannon, anchors and navigational instruments. Type: Wall monument Position: North aisle Materials: White marble Artists: Francis Bird Vessel: Commissioner of the Navy
People
Priestman, Henry Age: c.65 Date of Death: 20/8/1712 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: First Naval Lord Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: C7101/6
Bibliography: K.A. Esdaile 'English Church Monuments' (London, 1946), 98; 'An Inventory of the historical Monuments in London' vol. i 'Westminster Abbey' (London, 1925-9) 54b. Photographer: B. Tomlinson
Memorial at St Mary’s Church, Barnes, London commemorating Captain William Dawson RN d. 1859
Location
St Mary's Church, Barnes, London, England
Transcript
'SACRED / TO THE MEMORY OF CAPT WILLIAM DAWSON ROYAL NAVY / WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE / NOVEMBER 14TH 1859 / AGED 65 YEARS'
Details
Description: Anchor and Union Flag above the inscription tablet which has a mourning female figure and a midshipman to one side. A book and a wreath below. Type: Wall memorial Position: Exterior wall of Langton Chapel
People
Dawson, William Age: 65 Date of Death: 14/11/1859 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: The churchyard also contains an altar tomb with fouled anchors at the base of each angle covering the Dawson family vault. A tablet inside the church to Letitia Dawson d. 1843 showing the loss of the ship 'Isis' in relief by J. Bedford was largely destroyed in a fire in 1978. See 'The Monumental Inscriptions of the Church and Churchyard of St. Mary's Barnes, Surrey'. Warren Dawson 1932 (unpublished). Bibliography: Richard Ames-Lewis 'St Mary's Church Barnes: A guide for visitors and friends' (Barnes, 1996). Recorder: B. Tomlinson Photographer: B. Tomlinson
Memorial at Fort Canning Cemetery, Singapore commemorating William Temperton, d. 1829
Location
Fort Canning Cemetery, Singapore, Rest of the World
Transcript
‘Sacred / to the memory / of / William TEMPERTON / Ship Wright / who departed this life / on the 25th May / in the year of our Lord / 1829 / Aged 50 years / He was an affectionate husband / and a sincere friend / to all who knew him'
Details
Type: Tablet Position: South east wall SE 19 A47 Artists: Higgs & Hunter
People
Temperton, William Age: 50 Date of Death: 25/5/1829 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Shipwright Organisation: Unknown
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Bibliography: Alan Harfield 'Early Cemeteries in Singapore' (Putney 1988) p. 229.
Cross in St Kew, Cornall dedicated to John Pinch d. 1870.
Location
Church of St James the Great, St Kew, Cornwall, England
Transcript
'IN / AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF / JOHN, / SON OF (THE LATE) / JAMES PINCH, / AND ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE, / WHO WAS BORN / AT HIGH WAY, IN THIS PARISH, / Ist MARCH 1849 / AND WAS LOST AT SEA ON THE 20th SEPtr 1870 / NO MORTAL EYE HATH SEEN HIS BED, / NOR YET CONCEIVED WHERE RESTS HIS HEAD / BUT ONE THERE IS WHO SEES HIS TOMB / LOW HIDDEN IN THE OCEAN'S WOMB / THERE SHALL HE LIE IN PEACEFUL REST / TILL CALLED FROM THENCE AT GOD'S BEHEST'
Details
Type: Cross Position: Churchyard Materials: Stone
People
Pinch, John Age: 21 Date of Death: 20/9/1870 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Seaman Organisation:
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Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters