Headstone at Jesus Chapel, Peartree Green, Southampton commemorating John William Masters Burnett RN d. 1904
Location
Jesus Chapel, Peartree Green, Southampton, England
Transcript
'In / Affectionate Remembrance of / JOHN WILLIAM MASTERS BURNETT R.N. / WHO DIED AT WOOLSTON / OCTOBER 22ND 1873 / AGED 49 YEARS / ALSO OF / ELIZA WIDOW OF THE ABOVE / WHO DIED AT FAREHAM / SEPTEMBER 14TH 1904 / AGED 79 YEARS...'
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Description: Headstone Type: Gravestone Position: Churchyard Materials: Stone Vessel: Nemesis
People
Burnett, William Masters Age: 49 Date of Death: 22/10/1873 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial at Highgate Cemetery commemorating Robert Brian MD, Naval Surgeon d. 1853
Location
Highgate Cemetery, Highgate, London, England
Transcript
'Sacred / To the Memory of / ROBERT BRIAN M.D., / Surgeon R.N., / who departed this life / June 8th, 1853, in the 66th year of his age./ He united with great professional skill / integrity and kindness of heart; / he lived much respected, and died lamented. / I have finished my course / 2nd Timothy, 4 Chap. 7, v. / And of his beloved wife, SUSAN / Born Jan 2 1804. Died Feb 22, 1870 / 'Thou wilt light my candle''
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People
Brian, Robert Age: 66 Date of Death: 8/6/1853 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Surgeon Organisation: Royal Navy
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Bibliography: Frederick Teague Cansick 'Epitaphs of Middlesex' (London, 1869) vol ii, p. 73.
Wall tablet in St George’s Church, Hyde, Cheshire commemorating Captain Hyde John Clarke d. 1857
Location
St George's Church, Hyde, Cheshire, England
Transcript
'Sacred / to the memory of / Hyde John Clarke Esqr / Formerly of Hyde Hall afterwards of Llangollen / A captain of the Royal Navy and one / of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, / Who departed this life at Oswestry on the 25th[?] day of November AD 1857 aged 80 years / He came to this his last abiding place / full of piety and full of days / In the various relations of life he was most exemplary. He was eminent alike for / his private virtue and his public services / and now he rests from his labours / and his works do follow him.'
Clarke, Hyde John Age: 80 Date of Death: 11/1857 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: Captain Clarke was a well-respected figure in the neighborhood of Hyde and a distinguished naval commander. Bibliography: Additional information found at: http://oldhyde.blogspot.co.uk/2011/08/captain-clarke.html
Monument in Westminster Abbey commemorating Vice-Admiral Sir Peter Warren RN d. 1752
Location
Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London, England
Transcript
'Sacred to the Memory / of Sir PETER WARREN / Knight of the Bath / Vice Admiral of the Red Squadron / of the British Fleet / and Member of Parliament / for the City and Liberty of Westminster. / He derived his Descent from an antient Family in IRELAND, / his Fame and Honours from his Virtues and Abilities. / How eminently these were displayed, / with what Vigilance and Spirit they were exerted / in the various services wherein he had the Honour to Command, / and the Happiness to Conquer, / will be more properly recorded in the Annals of / GREAT BRITAIN. / On this tablet Affection with truth must say / that deservedly esteemed in Private Life / and universally, renowned for his publick conduct, / The judicious and gallant officer / possessed all the amiable qualities of the Friend, / the Gentleman and the Christian. / But the ALMIGHTY / whom alone he feared; / whose Gracious Protection he had often experienced, / was pleased to remove him from a Life of Honour, / to an eternity of Happiness / on the 29th day of July 1752 in the 49th year of his Age. / SUSANNAH his Afflicted Wife caused / this Monument to be erected'
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Description: To the right, Hercules is placing Warren's bust on a pedestal. On the left Navigation with a withered olive branch, is seated on a cornucopia and 'regards the bust 'with a mixed look of veneration and melancholy'. Type: Free standing monument Position: North transept Materials: White marble Artists: Louis Francois Roubiliac
People
Warren, Peter Age: 48 Date of Death: 29/7/1752 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Vice Admiral of the Red Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: Buried Warrenstown, Co Meath, Ireland. Roubiliac's second wife nee Miss Crosby reputedly sat for 'Britannia'. A pyramid with Warren's arms, formerly behind the monument was removed to show the medieval screen.
Bibliography: 'Biographical Memoir of the Late Sir Peter Warren, K.B. Vice-Admiral of the Red Squadron', 'Naval Chronicle' vol.12, pp. 257-275 (London, 1804); 'London Magazine' vol xxvi, pp. 552-3 Recorder: A.J. Richardson 1980 Photographer: B. Tomlinson
Memorial at East Greenwich Pleasaunce, Greenwich commemorating Sub-Lieutenant Ernest Morton Drummond RN d. 1876
Location
East Greenwich Pleasaunce, Greenwich, London, England
Transcript
'‘SACRED / TO THE MEMORY OF / ERNEST MORTON DRUMMOND / SUB LT RN WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE / 11 NOVEMBER 1876 / AGED 21 YEARS. / [illegible quotation] / THIS TABLET IS ERECTED / BY HIS BROTHER OFFICERS SERVING AT THE RN COLLEGE / AS A TOKEN OF AFFECTION AND ESTEEM'
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Description: Headstone with lead lettering. Surface very warn. Type: Gravestone
People
Drummond, Ernest Morton Age: 21 Date of Death: 11/11/1876 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Sub Lieutenant RN Organisation: Royal Navy
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Recorder: B, Tomlinson, 1988 Photographer: Dr Pieter van der Merwe 2020
Gravestone at St Clement’s Church, Leigh-on-Sea, commemorating Admiral Sir Richard Haddock d. 1715
Location
St Clement's Church, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, England
Transcript
'...Also ye body of Dame ELIZ. / HADDOCK wife of Sir RICHARD / HADDOCK who / dyed ye 26th of / Feby 1709 aged 59 years / also ye body of Sir RICHARD / HADDOCK Comptroller of His / Majesties Navy who died ye / 26th of Jan. 1714 aged 85 years'
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Type: Table tomb Position: Churchyard Materials: Stone
People
Haddock, Richard Age: 85 Date of Death: 26/1/1715 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Admiral of the Fleet Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial at Kensal Green Cemetery commemorating Admiral Sir Edward Augustus Inglefield d. 1894
Location
Kensal Green Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England
Transcript
'ADMIRAL SIR EDWARD AUGUSTUS INGLEFIELD K.C.B., D.C.L., F.R.S., F.R.C.S. / BORN MARCH 27th 1820 ENTERED R.N. 1832. MATE OF HMS THUNDERER AT / BOMBARDMENT OF ST JEAN D'ACRE 1840 / COMMANDED HMS COMUS IN ACTION AT OBLIGADO 1845 / IN CHARGE NAVAL DEPARTMENT GREAT EXHIBITION 1851 / COMMANDED 800M OF NEW COAST / COMMANDED HMS FIREBRAND AT / BOMBARDMENT OF SEVASTOPOL 1855 / EXHIBITED AT ROYAL ACADEMY 1857.65.65 / NAVAL ATTACHE WASHINGTON 1871 / ADMIRAL SUPERINTENDENT MALTA DOCKYARDS 1872.5 / COMMANDER IN CHIEF NORTH AMERICA / AND WEST INDIES 1878.80 / GRAND WARDEN OF GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND 1891 / ENTERED INTO REST SEPTEMBER 5th 1894.'
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Description: Cross with three stepped base and IHS symbol behind wedge with scroll. Type: Cross Position: 22008/124/10 Materials: Stone
Event
Crimea War
Event Date
1854-1856
Event Category
19th century conflicts in Asia
People
Inglefield, Edward Augustus Age: 74 Date of Death: 05/09/1894 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy