Memorial in the Liverpool Necropolis, commemorating Captain John Mainland and John Owens d. 1834
Location
Liverpool Necropolis, Liverpool, England
Transcript
'Captain John Mainland age 27 who came by his death on his passage from Barbados to Liverpool in the Brig Regina of which he was Captain by the accidental giving way of the ridge rope of the poop of the said vessel. By the same accident John Owens the chief officer of the said vessel, brother in law of the above, the son of Moses and Elizabeth Owens, who met with his death in the 24th year of his age.'
Details
Vessel: Regina
People
Mainland, John Age: 27 Date of Death: 1834 Cause of Death: Maritime accident Rank / Occupation: Master Organisation: Owens, John Age: 23 Date of Death: 1834 Cause of Death: Maritime accident Rank / Occupation: Chief Officer Organisation:
Extra
Notes: From a MS in Liverpool Record Office. Compiled by James Gibson d. 1886, vol. 8, p. 547. Liverpool Necropolis closed in 1898 and a public garden was later laid out on the site. John Mainland married Mary Owen on 7 October 1832. Recorder: Captain J. P. Brand
Place of burial at Kensal Green Cemetery, London of Admiral Sir Thomas Byam Martin d. 1854
Location
Kensal Green Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England
Details
Position: Catacomb B
People
Martin, Thomas Byam Age: 81 Date of Death: 25/10/1854 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Admiral of the Fleet Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: Adm Sir Thomas Byam Martin 1773-1854. Bibliography: Hugh Meller 'London cemeteries: an illustrated guide and gazetteer' (Amersham, 1981) p. 191. Also memorials in St Ann's Church, Portsmouth.
Memorial in Distington, Cumbria, dedicated to Captain James Walker RN d.1858
Location
Holy Spirit Church, Distington, Cumbria, England
Transcript
'Erected by Katherine Robertson Walker / in memory of her husband / James Robertson Walker Esquire / of Gilgarron-Captain R.N. / born at Letterewe. Ross-shire 22 June 1783 / died at Gilgarron 26th October 1858. / He was on board the Victory at the battle of / Trafalgar and died during a brilliant career. / Served his country faithfully. / Beloved and respected, he died in the joyful / hope of a glorious resurrection'
Details
Vessel: HMS Victory
Event
Battle of Trafalgar
Event Date
1805
Event Category
1803-1815 Napoleonic War
People
Walker, James Robertson Age: Date of Death: 26/10/1858 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Bibliography: Graham Dean and Keith Evans 'Nelson's Heroes' (Norwich, 1994) pp.142-3.
Memorial brass in All Saints, Beeston Regis, Norfolk commemorating John Deynes, d. 1527
Location
All Saints, Beeston Regis, Norfolk, England
Details
Description: Brass figure effigy of John Deynes with a mariner's whistle (bosun's call) around his neck, together with his wife Katherine. Type: Brass Materials: Brass
People
Deynes, John Age: Unknown Date of Death: 1527 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Unknown Organisation: Unknown
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Notes: The brass was once placed on a table tomb. Bibliography: 'Coat of Arms' iv, (1956-7), p. 273. Recorder: Timothy Wilson, 1979
Memorial in Holy Trinity Cathedral, Shanghai commemorating Captain J.P. McEuen d. 1896
Location
Holy Trinity Cathedral, Shanghai, China, Rest of the World
Details
Position: Narthex
People
McEuen, J. P. Age: Date of Death: 30/8/1896 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Superintendant of Police. Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: RN Capt Superintendant of Police, Shanghai.
Memorial at Cobh Cemetery, Cobh, County Cork, Republic of Ireland commemorating Vice-Admiral Robert Stokes, RN d. 1914
Location
Cobh Cemetery, Cobh, County Cork, Republic of Ireland
Transcript
'Sacred to the Memory of / Vice-Admiral Robert Henry S. Stokes / Officer of the Legion of Honour / Vice-Admiral Commanding on the coast of Ireland / Elder son of Sir Robert Baret Stokes CB / Born 5 August 1855 Passed away 24 April 1914'
Details
Description: Sarcophagus on stepped plinth carved with naval crown. Type: Tomb
People
Stokes, Robert Henry Simpson Age: 59 Date of Death: 24/4/1914 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Vice Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: Vice Admiral Robert Stokes died not long after his appointment as Senior Officer on the Coast of Ireland. Vice-Admiral Stokes was awarded the Cross of the Legion of Honour.
Cobh was formerly known as Queenstown. Recorder: Patricia Barber 2003