Memorial: M5708

Gravestone in Kensal Green Cemetery, London, of Vice-Admiral Charles Joseph Frederick Ewart d. 1884,

Location

Kensal Green Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England

Transcript

'IN LOVING MEMORY OF / CHARLES JOSEPH FREDERICK EWART / VICE ADMIRAL AND COMPANION OF THE MOST HONOURABLE / ORDER OF BATH, KNIGHT OF THE LEGION OF HONOUR / AND OF THE ORDER OF THE MEDJIDIEH / BORN 5th OCT 1816 AND AFTER MANY YEARS OF ACTIVE SERVICE / INCLUDING THE OPERATION IN THE BLACK SEA IN 1854-55/ PASSED TO HIS REST ON THE 14th JULY 1884.','HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP' [South side] 'ALSO OF / MARION EWART, / HIS WIFE, / DIED 8TH OCTOBER 1912 / "THEN ARE THEY GLAD, BECAUSE THEY ARE / AT REST: AND SO HE BRINGETH THEM INTO THE HAVEN / WHERE THEY WOULD BE."

Details

Description: Gravestone with gabled top with raised horizontal cross.

Type: Gravestone
Position: 11939/86/IR
Materials: Pink granite

Event

Crimea War

Event Date

1853 - 1856

Event Category

19th century conflicts in Asia

People

Ewart, Charles Joseph Frederick
Age: 67
Date of Death: 14/07/1884
Cause of Death: Unknown/None
Rank / Occupation: Vice Admiral
Organisation: Royal Navy

Extra

Photographer: Lucy Saint, Eleanor Baugh ©RMG

JSON

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Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters