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 Cemeteries and Headstones in Devon, England


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Ann Stabb and John Hingston Stabb's grave 		Ann Stabb and John Hingston Stabb's grave
Showing the location  		 Located  B44
Latitude: 50.345924, Longitude: -3.681483 		 Ann STABB (d. 6 Feb 1844)
John Hingston STABB (d. 19 Nov 1846)
 
Blackawton Churchyard 		Blackawton Churchyard
 		   Latitude: 50.34587468131534, Longitude: -3.681999464942919   
Close up of the inscription - Thomas Hingston and Sarah Ann Stabb 		Close up of the inscription - Thomas Hingston and Sarah Ann Stabb
 		 Located  B43
Latitude: 50.345979, Longitude: -3.681498 		 Sarah Ann HAMBLING (d. Mar Q 1902)
Thomas Hingston STABB (d. Dec Q 1895)
 
Ellen and Caroline Burgoyne 		Ellen and Caroline Burgoyne
Two daughters of William and Louisa Burgoyne who died in childhood. Louisa was the first cousin of my 3 x great grandfather, James Hambling (b 1814). 		 Located  B12  Caroline BURGOYNE (d. 16 Dec 1861)
Ellen BURGOYNE (d. 23 Nov 1861)
 
Four of the children of William and Grace Pitts 		Four of the children of William and Grace Pitts
Nephews and niece of my 4 x great grandmother Elizabeth Hambling nee Baker - William Pitts, Sarah Baker Pitts, Nicholas Pitts and Caroline Pitts 		 Located  A72
Latitude: 50.346039, Longitude: -3.681649 		 Caroline Baker PITTS (bur. 11 Feb 1830)
Nicholas PITTS (d. Nov 1826)
Sarah Baker PITTS (d. 24 Apr 1817)
William PITTS (d. 10 Mar 1810)
 
Hingston and Stabb graves 		Hingston and Stabb graves
The gravestones show that John and Elizabeth Stabb were buried next to Elizabeth's parents, John and Joanna Hingston 		 Located  B47 and B48  Joanna (d. 3 May 1826)
Elizabeth Parnell HINGSTON (d. 20 Apr 1869)
John HINGSTON (d. 13 Dec 1830)
John STABB (d. 30 Sep 1871)
 
John and Joanna Hingston 		John and Joanna Hingston
Only distant in-laws to me, but as I happened to have the grave in a photo I thought I would upload it in case of interest to anyone Inscription: Sacred to the memory of Joanna the wife of John Hingston who departed this Life the 3rd day of May 1826 Aged 70 years. also the above John Hingston who departed this Life the 13th day of Decr. 1830 Aged 83 Years. Also John Hingston Son of the Above who departed This Life the 17th day of March 1849. Aged 73 Years. 		 Located  B48
Latitude: 50.345892, Longitude: -3.681463 		 Joanna (d. 3 May 1826)
John HINGSTON (d. 13 Dec 1830)
 
John Burgoyne and his wife Mary 		John Burgoyne and his wife Mary
I need to take a better photo or transcribe 'live' from the stone to read all of the inscription  		 Located  B19
Latitude: 50.346027, Longitude: -3.681477 		 Mary BICKFORD
John BURGOYNE (d. 18 Aug 1808)
 
John Mumford Burgoyne and his mother Catherine 		John Mumford Burgoyne and his mother Catherine
 		 Located  B20  John Mumford BURGOYNE (d. 10 Apr 1832)
Catherine MUMFORD (d. 30 Jan 1858)
 
John Stabb and Elizabeth Parnell Stabb nee Hingston 		John Stabb and Elizabeth Parnell Stabb nee Hingston
Inscription: In affectionate remembrance of Elizabeth Parnell the wife of John Stabb who de- parted this Life the 20th day of April 1869 aged 83 Years. Also of the above John Stabb who departed this Life the 30th day of September 1871 Aged 82 Years. 		 Located  B47
Latitude: 50.346296, Longitude: -3.681219 		 Elizabeth Parnell HINGSTON (d. 20 Apr 1869)
John STABB (d. 30 Sep 1871)
 
Plan of graves in Blackawton Churchyard 		Plan of graves in Blackawton Churchyard
If using to find family graves, be warned it has some errors, especially where a person was given a surname as a 2nd Christian name - these tend to have been mis-understood as double-barrelled surnames and indexed as such. e.g. my ancestor William Bartlett HAMBLING is indexed under 'B' instead of 'H'. Some have been mis-understood as the whole surname, e.g. John Hingston STABB, shown on the gravestone as John Hingston, son of John and Elizabeth Stabb, has been taken to be John HINGSTON. (In other words, search for middle names shown in some way as a person's surn ame and you should find them). In a few instances two people has been indexed as one, e.g. the entry 'BURGOINE J M' is for the stone for John and Mary Burgoyne, 'BURGOYNE C E' is for the stone for sisters Ellen and Caroline. 		      
Possibly the gravestone of James Hambling (1762 - 1837) 		Possibly the gravestone of James Hambling (1762 - 1837)
When I visited Blackawton churchyard in 2012 I had it in my mind that the "gravestone" of William Bartlett Hambling was a metal one near the south porch, that I had seen this on a previous visit, proably soon after my parents retired to Dartmouth in 1988, and thought how appropriate for a blacksmith. This memory was clearly wrong, it may well be that it was his father James who had a metal tablet. This time I saw no metal "gravestone", but did see this one, which appears to lack a metal plaque, and was close to the gravestones of James' grandson William Baker Hambling and his family. Hopefully somewhere amongst my notes I will come across a transcription; I'm sure I don't have a photo but maybe someone has?  		 Located  A12 (I think)  James HAMBLING (d. 14 Jul 1837)
 
The grave of Ann Stabb and John Hingston Stabb 		The grave of Ann Stabb and John Hingston Stabb
Two of the offspring of John and Elizabeth Stabb who died as young adults. Inscription: Sacred to the Memory of Ann the beloved Daughter of John and Elizabeth Stabb who departed this life on the 6th day of Feb.y 1844 Aged 22 years. To die in Jesu O’ how sweet You need not shed a tear Why should you wish me back again You have no cause to fear Also of John Hingston their beloved SON who departed (? this life) November the 19th 1846.  		 Located  B44  Ann STABB (d. 6 Feb 1844)
John Hingston STABB (d. 19 Nov 1846)
 
The grave of James and Sarah Baker 		The grave of James and Sarah Baker
My 5 x great grandparents, James Baker and his wife Sarah Baker nee Lavers 		 Located  A22  James BAKER (d. 15 Dec 1837)
Sarah LAVERS (d. 19 Oct 1839)
 
The grave of James Baker 		The grave of James Baker
My 5 x great uncle, son of James and Sarah in the adjacent grave 		 Located  A21  James BAKER (d. 18 Apr 1862)
 
The grave of Richard Lavers and his daughter-in-law Maria 		The grave of Richard Lavers and his daughter-in-law Maria
A 1st cousin 7 times removed (first cousin of my 5 x great grandmother Sarah Baker nee Lavers), Richard Lavers, with Maria nee Peters, the wife of his son Richard. 		 Located  B104  Richard LAVERS (d. 23 Jun 1834)
Maria PETERS (d. 2 Jun 1842)
 
The grave of Richard Lavers and his daughter-in-law Maria showing its location 		The grave of Richard Lavers and his daughter-in-law Maria showing its location
 		 Located  B104  Richard LAVERS (d. 23 Jun 1834)
Maria PETERS (d. 2 Jun 1842)
 
The grave of Sarah Ann Stabb nee Hambling and Thomas Hingston Stabb 		The grave of Sarah Ann Stabb nee Hambling and Thomas Hingston Stabb
A 5 x great aunt of mine and her husband Inscription: In Loving memory Thomas Hingston Stabb Who died Nov 25th 1895 Aged 68 years Gone to be with Jesus(?) Also of Sarah Ann The beloved wife of Thomas Stabb Who died March 29th(?) 1902 Aged ?? Years Her end is peace  		 Located  B43  Sarah Ann HAMBLING (d. Mar Q 1902)
Thomas Hingston STABB (d. Dec Q 1895)
 
The grave of William and Grace Pitts 		The grave of William and Grace Pitts
A 5 x great aunt and her husband A close up of the inscription. 		 Located  A71  Grace BAKER (d. 5 Mar 1865)
William PITTS (d. 22 Jan 1872)
 
The gravestone of William Burgoyne and his wife, Louisa nee Pitts 		The gravestone of William Burgoyne and his wife, Louisa nee Pitts
 		 Located  B13
Latitude: 50.346296, Longitude: -3.681219 		 William BURGOYNE (d. 2 Mar 1902)
Louisa PITTS (d. 18 Jul 1913)
 
The Pitts family graves in their setting 		The Pitts family graves in their setting
William and Grace Pitts (grave to the left) and 3 of their children (grave to the right) 		 Located  A71 and A72  Grace BAKER (d. 5 Mar 1865)
Nicholas PITTS (d. Nov 1826)
Sarah Baker PITTS (d. 24 Apr 1817)
William PITTS (d. 22 Jan 1872)
William PITTS (d. 10 Mar 1810)
 
The wife, Susan nee Prout, and 2 children of William Baker Hambling 		The wife, Susan nee Prout, and 2 children of William Baker Hambling
This gravestone is close to that of the first 3 of William Baker Hambling's children to die, 2 in the same month as his wife, October 1855. This stone has the next of the family, the mother, Susan and then the next 2 children, William Bartlett and Mary Ann, on this side. The last child to die before William himself is commemorated on the other side of this same stone, and then finally William. One more child of William and Susan, Caroline, died and was buried in this graveyard nearly 6 years later, but does not seem to have been commemorated on a gravestone.  		 Located  A6  Mary Ann HAMBLING (d. 8 Dec 1858)
William Bartlett HAMBLING (d. 7 Dec 1857)
Susan PROUT (d. 25 Oct 1855)
 
Three children of William Baker and Susan Hambling 		Three children of William Baker and Susan Hambling
The first 3 of William and Susan's children to die. None died as babies, at what was usually the most vulnerable time, but after the first, Fanny Maria, died aged 12 in 1854, 2 more were to die the following year. Selina was the youngest to die, at 2 years and 5 months, possibly missing a mother's care, since her mother was seriously ill at this time. The day after she was buried here further tragedy struck when James, aged about 6, fell into the River Dart and drowned, as is mentioned on the stone.  		 Located  A13  Fanny Maria HAMBLING (d. 15 Jun 1854)
James HAMBLING (d. 8 Oct 1855)
Selina HAMBLING (d. 1 Oct 1855)
 
Two gravestones for Burgoynes 		Two gravestones for Burgoynes
The stone on the right is for John and Mary Burgoyne; that on the left is for their daughter-in-law Catherine Burgoyne and their grandson John Mumford Burgoyne. 		 Located  B19 and B20  Mary BICKFORD
John BURGOYNE (d. 18 Aug 1808)
John Mumford BURGOYNE (d. 10 Apr 1832)
Catherine MUMFORD (d. 30 Jan 1858)
 
William Baker Hambling and his daughter Elizabeth Susan 		William Baker Hambling and his daughter Elizabeth Susan
This is unusual in being a gravestone engraved on 2 sides (on the other are the earlier inscriptions to William's wife and 2 children) On the right of the photo, just behind the fence, can be seen the left edge of the gravestone in memory of 3 other children of William and Susan. The square topped stone that can just be seen behind this stone is that of William's maternal grandparents, James and Sarah Baker; the small round topped stone to the left of that is his uncle, another James Baker.  		 Located  A6  Elizabeth Susan HAMBLING (d. 4 Sep 1860)
William Baker HAMBLING (d. 5 Jun 1862)
 
William Bartlett Hambling and his wife, Elizabeth Hambling nee Baker 		William Bartlett Hambling and his wife, Elizabeth Hambling nee Baker
My 4 x great grandparents 		 Located  B33  Elizabeth BAKER (d. 1 Nov 1880)
Clerk William Bartlett HAMBLING (d. 24 Feb 1864)
 


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Showing some of the wording for Dinah 		Showing some of the wording for Dinah
 		 Located    Dinah PALMER (bur. 28 Feb 1809)
 
The grave of Oliver Palmer and his infant daughter Dinah 		The grave of Oliver Palmer and his infant daughter Dinah
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.49541970073186, Longitude: -4.1297248005867  Dinah PALMER (bur. 28 Feb 1809)
Oliver PALMER (d. 17 May 1812)
 
The position of the grave of Oliver Palmer and his infant daughter Dinah 		The position of the grave of Oliver Palmer and his infant daughter Dinah
 		 Located    Dinah PALMER (bur. 28 Feb 1809)
Oliver PALMER (d. 17 May 1812)
 
The wording for Dinah 		The wording for Dinah
Although Dinah died before her father she appears to have had no headstone until after his death, and was mentioned after him. The gravestone is clearly lower in the ground than it was originally, and the wording for her is now largely hidden by ivy and other plants growing on the ground, or is below soil level. 		 Located    Dinah PALMER (bur. 28 Feb 1809)
 


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St. Saviour's Church and Churchyard 		St. Saviour's Church and Churchyard
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.35124993370607, Longitude: -3.5790283638236815   
The grave of the wife Joannah and 2 children of William Issell 		The grave of the wife Joannah and 2 children of William Issell
This photo shows the location of the grave - by the wall, near the south porch.  		 Located    Ann Maria ISSELL (d. 2 May 1848)
William ISSELL (d. 9 Mar 1845)
Joanna ROPER (d. 27 Dec 1846)
 
The grave of the wife Joannah and 2 children of William Issell 		The grave of the wife Joannah and 2 children of William Issell
William Issell (whose wife and children are buried in this grave) is a 5 x great uncle, brother of my 4 x great grandfather, John Issell Inscription: To the memory of William Issell son of William and Joannah Issell who died March 9 1845 aged 26 years also Joannah Issell mother of the above who died Dec 27 1846 aged 54 years also Ann Maria dau of the above who died May 2nd 1848 aged 20 years 		 Located  209
Latitude: 50.351009, Longitude: -3.579055 		 Ann Maria ISSELL (d. 2 May 1848)
William ISSELL (d. 9 Mar 1845)
Joanna ROPER (d. 27 Dec 1846)
 


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A photo showing just how much the churchyard has risen 		A photo showing just how much the churchyard has risen
 		      
The Church and Churchyard from the South West 		The Church and Churchyard from the South West
 		      
The Churchyard from the North 		The Churchyard from the North
 		      
The grave of George Trant 		The grave of George Trant
It is not clear from the gravestone if his daughter Sarah is also buried here, or just remembered on the stone. I suspect she was buried in Wales, especially as her name follows her father's, although she died 10 years earlier (although stones only being erected after a later death, not the first in a grave, are far from unknown) Inscription: In Memory of George Trant who departed this Life on the 9th day of January 1867 in the 78th year of his age. Also Sarah Daughter of the above who died in Wales on the 4th day of January 1857 Aged 42 Years. This grave is leaning towards that of Thomas Bellett and his wife Elizabeth; Elizabeth was a Trant before her marriage so this seems the part of the churchyard where the Trant family were buried. But so far (at the time of writing, March 2013) I have yet to find how the family of which Elizabeth was a member relates to my Trant ancestors / relations.  		 Located  Latitude: 50.322232492177676, Longitude: -3.7292173504829407  George TRANT (d. 9 Jan 1867)
Sarah TRANT (d. 4 Jan 1857)
 
The grave of Henry Manning Trant and his wife May 		The grave of Henry Manning Trant and his wife May
In loving memory of Henry Manning the beloved husband of May Trant who died Nov 1st. 1935, Aged 62 Years. - - - “At rest” - - - Also the above May Trant, Who Died Dec. 4th. 1941. Aged 79 Years. - - - “Thy will be done” 		 Located    Henry Manning TRANT (d. 1 Nov 1935)
Eliza Thomasine ("May") TREEN (d. 4 Dec 1941)
 
The grave of Thomas Bellett and his wife Elizabeth, nee Trant 		The grave of Thomas Bellett and his wife Elizabeth, nee Trant
Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth the Wife of Thomas Belleth [sic] of this Parish who departed this Life the 19th. day of Dec. 1832. Aged 56 Years. Also Thomas Bellett. Husband of the above who departed this Life the 30th day of July 1838. Aged 69 Years 		 Located  Latitude: 50.32223077966974, Longitude: -3.7292200326919556  Thomas BELLETT (d. 30 Jul 1838)
Elizabeth TRANT (d. 19 Dec 1832)
 
The grave of William Trant, his mother Grace and her grandson Edward Rogers 		The grave of William Trant, his mother Grace and her grandson Edward Rogers
In Memory of William Trant who departed this life January 23rd 1852 aged 28 years. ?? sickness gave the fatal blow The strike was certain but the effect was slow With wasting pain death found me sore oppress'd Pitied my sighs and kindly gave me rest Also Grace the wife of George Trant who died May 25th 1860 aged 80 Years. --- Her end is peace also Edward J. Rogers Grandson of George and Grace Trant who died November 20th 1854: Aged 12 Years 		 Located  Latitude: 50.32225047350718, Longitude: -3.729226738214493  Grace MABIN (d. 25 May 1860)
Edward John Trant ROGERS (d. 20 Nov 1854)
William TRANT (d. 23 Jan 1852)
 
The Row of Trant / Trant-related graves 		The Row of Trant / Trant-related graves
Left to right, stones commemorate: Elizabeth BELLETT née TRANT and her husband Thomas; George TRANT (1st cousin of the above Elizabeth) and his daughter Sarah; [no known link]; Grace TRANT née MABIN (wife of the above George), their son William TRANT and grandson Edward J[ohn Trant] ROGERS.  		 Located  Latitude: 50.32224191097015, Longitude: -3.7292173504829407  Thomas BELLETT (d. 30 Jul 1838)
Grace MABIN (d. 25 May 1860)
Edward John Trant ROGERS (d. 20 Nov 1854)
Elizabeth TRANT (d. 19 Dec 1832)
George TRANT (d. 9 Jan 1867)
Sarah TRANT (d. 4 Jan 1857)
William TRANT (d. 23 Jan 1852)
 
Trant graves at the East end of East Allington Church 		Trant graves at the East end of East Allington Church
The graveyard from the road, with the Trant graves highlighted. 		 Located  Latitude: 50.32225989229609, Longitude: -3.729110062122345   


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Ann commemorated on her sister Betsy's grave 		Ann commemorated on her sister Betsy's grave
Although buried in Stoke Fleming, Ann is also commemorated on her sister's Betsy's grave, next to that of her parents, in East Portlemouth. 		 Located  C24  Ann Jarvis LAMBLE (d. 6 Jun 1897)
Betsy LAMBLE (d. 21 Feb 1854)
 
The Graves of Betsy Lamble and her parents John and Mary Lamble 		The Graves of Betsy Lamble and her parents John and Mary Lamble
The grave of Betsy also commemorates her sister Ann, although Ann was buried in Stoke Fleming 		 Located  C24 and C23  Mary JARVIS (d. 18 Jul 1871)
Ann Jarvis LAMBLE (d. 6 Jun 1897)
Betsy LAMBLE (d. 21 Feb 1854)
John LAMBLE (d. 13 Aug 1874)
 


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The gravestone of Walter Narramore and his grandson John 		The gravestone of Walter Narramore and his grandson John
If you visit Ideford now it appears that Walter and John were buried not in the churchyard but in the body of the church. This was a more expensive option than a churchyard burial and if true would indicate the family were prospering at this time. However, they may not have been; when work was done on the floor a few years ago there were found to be no bones under that stone, or elsewhere in the area that the church covered in 1659. In the C19th the church was extended and a local archaeologist suggested that the stones now in the church may have stood / lain in the area now covered by the church and so been moved to the church floor. If that were the case, rather than the bones having been removed at some point (previous work on the floor?) then I think the stone was probably part of a table tomb. Although the tomb has a large uninscribed area which could have been to set it upright, it doesn't look long enough to me, compared with other stones I have seen the length of, and the border line goes around the whole stone, whereas the decoration is usually confined to that part which will be seen. (However, it is from a different era which I guess could explain these differences). Most interestingly, I was told the stone is not local, but a quality stone from the Yelverton area. Walter's heirs may not have paid extra for a burial in church but were clearly not short of a penny or two. I had seen mention of this gravestone before I visited Ideford, and expected to be searching amongst a number of such stones, but it is central in the nave, unmissable. The stone is inscribed:
Here Lyeth the Body of Walter Narramore of this P[ar]ish Yeoman who was Buried the 20th Day of April 1659 aged 99 Yeares Also the Body of John Narramore of Kings Kerswell Grandson to Walter Narramore Who was Buried the 4th Day of February 1687 Aged 55 Yeares.
(the fancy 'P' of Parish is a now archaic way of abbreviating the letters 'Par'; 'the' is inscribed on the stone as a thorn with a lower case 'e' above)  		 Located    John NARRAMORE (bur. 4 Feb 1687/88)
Walter NARRAMORE (bur. 20 Apr 1659)
 


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Henry Terrell Ellis 		Henry Terrell Ellis
 		 Located    Henry Terrell ELLIS (d. Abt 2 Mar 1841)
 
James Ellis 		James Ellis
 		 Located    James ELLIS (d. 2 Sep 1870)
 
James Ellis and his daughter Jane Kinsman Ellis 		James Ellis and his daughter Jane Kinsman Ellis
 		 Located    James ELLIS (d. 1 Jun 1847)
Jane Kinsman ELLIS (d. 26 Jan 1839)
 
James Ellis and his wife Ann 		James Ellis and his wife Ann
 		 Located    James ELLIS (d. 2 Mar 1836)
Ann GLOYEN (d. 6 Mar 1836)
 
Margaret Ellis 		Margaret Ellis
Lived in Tavistock but buried in her parents native parish 		 Located    Margaret Grace ELLIS (d. 22 Sep 1842)
 
The grave of 2 brothers, Samuel and John Ellis 		The grave of 2 brothers, Samuel and John Ellis
The headstone is inscribed:
In Memory of Samuel Ellis Son of John & Ann Ellis of this Parish Who departed this life October 9th 1829 Aged 34 Years In life & health he had endeavoured to serve god & man Whence in illness and in death he was Blessed with the light of his saviour’s countenance And we trust is now, with him for evermore. Also John Ellis Son of John & Ann Ellis of this Parish Who departed this life July 21st. 1824 Aged 39 Years. Weep not dear wife, my life is past, Your love for me so long did last; Therefore I hope you’ll live in love Until me meet in heaven above. ?? Jackman - Brentor
(I'm not sure what the last line refers to - was Jackman of Brentor the sculptor? Or was there another person with details on the stone, now under the ground? I will try to have a better look on a dry day!) 		 Located    John ELLIS (d. 21 Jul 1824)
Samuel ELLIS (d. 9 Oct 1829)
 
William Ellis and his wife Joan née Nute 		William Ellis and his wife Joan née Nute
Only the footstone seems to survive 		 Located    William ELLIS (bur. 6 Jun 1808)
Joan NUTE (bur. 21 Mar 1810)
 


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Gravestones of Thomas Spurrell (b c 1784) and family 		Gravestones of Thomas Spurrell (b c 1784) and family
The grave of Thomas Spurrell and his wife Sarah nee Wilcocks to the left, with their 2 spinster daughters, Jane and Sarah Ann to the right.  		 Located  Latitude: 50.53381609654868, Longitude: -4.069452881813049  Jane SPURRELL (d. 19 Dec 1928)
Sarah Ann SPURRELL (d. 13 Jan 1919)
Thomas SPURRELL (d. 24 Apr 1868)
Sarah WILCOCKS (d. 24 Mar 1877)
 
James Andrew 		James Andrew
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.53363661857805, Longitude: -4.069383865428904  James ANDREW (d. 5 Nov 1914)
 
James Andrew - the inscription 		James Andrew - the inscription
The headstone is inscribed:
In Affectionate Memory of James Andrews, Who Died At Leewood (In This Parish) Novr. 5th. 1914. Aged 81 Years.
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.53363747101775, Longitude: -4.069390570951441  James ANDREW (d. 5 Nov 1914)
 
Jemima Arthur nee Spurrell and her daughter Rebecca Andrew(s) nee Bradford - a closer view 		Jemima Arthur nee Spurrell and her daughter Rebecca Andrew(s) nee Bradford - a closer view
 		 Located    Rebecca Jemima Spurrell BRADFORD (d. 22 Nov 1910)
Jemima SPURRELL (d. 27 Jan 1854)
 
Samuel and Patty Spurrell 		Samuel and Patty Spurrell
The headstone is inscribed:
Sacred To the Memory of Samuel Spurrell who departed this Life the 28th of October 1831 aged 88 years. Also To the Memory of Patty Spurrell Wife of the above who departed this Life the 27th of July 1837 aged 90 years. -*- Exemplary in all the pursuits and domestic duties of life They were respected and esteemed by a large circle of Relatives and Friends
J Toop Whitchurch
(also has the initials SS and PS in the roundels at the top of the stone) This with 2 other adjacent Spurrell gravestones is a grade II "Listed Building"! English Heritage website entry, British Listed Buildings entry  		 Located  Latitude: 50.53362383198075, Longitude: -4.0694187341460974  Patty REED (d. 27 Jul 1837)
Samuel SPURRELL (d. 28 Oct 1831)
 
Samuel and Patty Spurrell - back of gravestone 		Samuel and Patty Spurrell - back of gravestone
Although the stone has a large crack it has been mended at some time. I don't know how long this will last ... 		 Located  Latitude: 50.533632356379314, Longitude: -4.069402640892008  Patty REED (d. 27 Jul 1837)
Samuel SPURRELL (d. 28 Oct 1831)
 
Samuel Spurrell (son of Samuel and Patty) 		Samuel Spurrell (son of Samuel and Patty)
The headstone is inscribed:
In Memory of Samuel Spurrell who departed this Life ... of June 1804 aged 31 years Farewell kind Wife & Children dear Whom I have left behind Unto the God of Israel's care Who's Merciful and kind
This with 2 other adjacent Spurrell gravestones is a grade II "Listed Building"! English Heritage website entry, British Listed Buildings entry  		 Located  Latitude: 50.53363406125886, Longitude: -4.0694039819965155  Samuel SPURRELL (bur. 24 Jun 1804)
 
The burial plot of William, Sophia and Charles Henry Spurrell 		The burial plot of William, Sophia and Charles Henry Spurrell
As well as a headstone the plot has a stone edging. 		 Located    Sophia Atwill HEAD (d. 24 May 1899)
Charles Henry SPURRELL (d. 22 May 1899)
William SPURRELL (d. 12 Aug 1895)
 
The grave of Peter Northmore 		The grave of Peter Northmore
Inscription: Erected to the memory of Peter Northmore who departed this life July the 1st 1869 aged 64 years Take ye heed watch and pray for ye know not when the day Mark Chap XIII verse 33  		 Located  Latitude: 50.53354502097518, Longitude: -4.069463610649109  Peter NORTHMORE (d. 1 Jun 1869)
 
The grave of William and Sophia Spurrell and their son Charles Henry 		The grave of William and Sophia Spurrell and their son Charles Henry
The incription reads: (a few words at the start probably missing - unreadable in my photo) my dear husband William Spurrell Who Died August 12th 1895 aged 73 years Also, Sophia Atwill wife of the above who died May 24th 1899 aged 73 years her end was peace Also, Charles Henry son of the above who died May 22nd 1899 aged 33 years. Thy Will Be Done. 		 Located  Latitude: 50.53360997695944, Longitude: -4.069361686706543  Sophia Atwill HEAD (d. 24 May 1899)
Charles Henry SPURRELL (d. 22 May 1899)
William SPURRELL (d. 12 Aug 1895)
 
The gravestone of Jemima Arthur nee Spurrell and her daughter Rebecca Andrew(s) nee Bradford 		The gravestone of Jemima Arthur nee Spurrell and her daughter Rebecca Andrew(s) nee Bradford
Buried near to Jemima parents in Sampford Spiney. Both women were married twice. Jemima's first husband, father of Rebecca, who died when his daughter was a baby, just 5 years after his marriage, was buried at St. Budeaux. I don't know where her second lies. I don't know when or where Rebecca's first husband died but her second is buried close to her in Sampford Spiney. The inscription reads:
In Loving Memory of Rebecca, the beloved wife of James Andrews, (of leewood in this parish) Who Died Novr. 22nd. 1910, Aged 86 Years. Also Jemima Arthur mother of the above Who Died Jany. 27th. 1854, Aged 60 Years.
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.533606396713125, Longitude: -4.0693844854831696  Rebecca Jemima Spurrell BRADFORD (d. 22 Nov 1910)
Jemima SPURRELL (d. 27 Jan 1854)
 
The gravestone of two Spurrell sisters: Sarah Ann and Jane 		The gravestone of two Spurrell sisters: Sarah Ann and Jane
Two of the ten children of Thomas Spurrell and Sarah Wilcocks, buried adjacent to their parents. The first 5 children all married, of the next 3 two died unmarried as young adults, the fate of the 3rd I have not discovered, but the last two, Sarah Ann and Jane lived to good ages (80 and 96) but remained as spinsters. This, and their being buried in the same grave, may suggest they lived together, but this was not so; in fact the last census in which they are to be found together is in 1861 when, aged 28 and 22, they were still with their parents. Jane then lived at least until 1911 at Leewood, working as a dressmaker, whilst Sarah spent her life in service, with a different household at the time of each census, mostly in Devon but once in London. They may have lived togther in old age - I have found no evidence either way.  		 Located  Latitude: 50.53380501487339, Longitude: -4.069440811872482  Jane SPURRELL (d. 19 Dec 1928)
Sarah Ann SPURRELL (d. 13 Jan 1919)
 
The positions of the Spurrell graves in Sampford Spiney 		The positions of the Spurrell graves in Sampford Spiney
Showing where the graves of Samuel and Patty Spurrell and several of their descendants are positioned, in relation both to each other and to the Church. Some other descendants of theirs, including two, daughters, one being my ancestor Mary, are also buried in this churchyard, but the graves appear to be unmarked.  		 Located  Latitude: 50.53363406125889, Longitude: -4.069381183219889  Family: Samuel SPURRELL / Patty REED
 
Thomas Spurrell's family graves - showing position 		Thomas Spurrell's family graves - showing position
The graves of Thomas and Sarah his wife and of their daughters Jane and Sarah Ann are situated just to the East of the Godden Mausoleum. 		 Located  Latitude: 50.533820529215475, Longitude: -4.069455564022064  Jane SPURRELL (d. 19 Dec 1928)
Sarah Ann SPURRELL (d. 13 Jan 1919)
Thomas SPURRELL (d. 24 Apr 1868)
Sarah WILCOCKS (d. 24 Mar 1877)
 


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Ann Reed nee Light 		Ann Reed nee Light
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.49083034875239, Longitude: -4.031143240232495  Ann LIGHT (d. 26 Dec 1793)
 
Mary Light 		Mary Light
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.49080987163664, Longitude: -4.031175426740674  Mary LIGHT (bur. 8 Jun 1766)
 
Mary Reed nee Sherwill 		Mary Reed nee Sherwill
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.49081669734286, Longitude: -4.031123123664884  Mary SHERWILL (d. 1 Jan 1857)
 
William and Nancy Bowden 		William and Nancy Bowden
A brother and sister who both died young (children of Andrew Bowden and Ann nee Reed) 		 Located  Latitude: 50.49082352304811, Longitude: -4.0311767678451815  Family: Andrew BOWDEN / Anne REED
Nancy BOWDEN (bur. 6 May 1840)
William Reed BOWDEN (d. 2 Apr 1841)
 


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The grave of Richard and Elizabeth Trant 		The grave of Richard and Elizabeth Trant
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.28564610211294, Longitude: -3.715151846408844  Richard TRANT (d. 18 Nov 1855)
Elizabeth WAKEHAM (d. 14 May 1849)
 


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A close up of the wording on the grave of Thomas E and Elizabeth W Issell 		A close up of the wording on the grave of Thomas E and Elizabeth W Issell
 		 Located    Thomas Efford ISSELL (d. 6 Jun 1874)
Elizabeth Winsor LUCKRAFT (d. 31 Aug 1884)
 
A row of Kellond graves 		A row of Kellond graves
Two of the 4 graves are for 2 generations of direct ancestors of mine: Robert and Sarah Kellond, and Robert's parents John and Gace. (Sarah's parents also have a gravestone in this churchyard, but in a different part of it) From left to right (north to south) the gravestones are: John and Grace Kellond Robert and Sarah Kellond, also remembering their son Albert Ivan Elizabeth Kellond (dau of John and Grace) Robert, Robert and William, 3 sons of Robert and Sarah  		 Located  Latitude: 50.29324706917107, Longitude: -3.6559132486581802  Grace BELLETT (d. 6 Nov 1804)
Albert Javan KELLOND (d. 27 Sep 1867)
Elizabeth KELLOND (d. 21 Nov 1791)
John KELLOND (d. 12 Jan 1829)
Robert KELLOND (d. 21 Sep 1863)
Robert KELLOND (d. 22 May 1822)
Robert KELLOND (d. 25 Apr 1823)
William Uriah KELLOND (d. 14 Apr 1829)
Sarah Edwards NICHOALS (d. 19 Jun 1871)
 
Ann Kezia Kellond nee Wise 		Ann Kezia Kellond nee Wise
The wife of Edwin Kellond (1841 - 1898) Although both Ann and her husband were born in Slapton they married in Kensington Reg Dist, and appear to have spent all of their married life in London. However, sometime during her long widowhood (just over 40 years) Ann seems to have returned to Slapton, where she is buried with her mother. Her mother outlived her husband by 12 years, so she may have returned to live with her mother for company - Edwin and Ann seem to have had no children - or it may have been a need to take care of her mother that brought her back to the village. 		 Located    Ann Kezia ("Annie") WISE (d. 1 Dec 1939)
 
Edward Fogwill and 2 of his children 		Edward Fogwill and 2 of his children
 		 Located    Edward FOGWILL (d. 3 Nov 1855)
Richard FOGWILL (d. 6 Nov 1846)
Sarah FOGWILL (d. 18 Aug 1827)
 
Elizabeth Kellond, 1778 - 1791 		Elizabeth Kellond, 1778 - 1791
The daughter of John and Grace Kellond 		 Located  Latitude: 50.29324235690278, Longitude: -3.655911907553673  Elizabeth KELLOND (d. 21 Nov 1791)
 
Elizabeth Kellond: a close-up of the inscription 		Elizabeth Kellond: a close-up of the inscription
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.293242499703176, Longitude: -3.6559132486581802  Elizabeth KELLOND (d. 21 Nov 1791)
 
John and Grace Kellond 		John and Grace Kellond
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.293262676778426, Longitude: -3.6559125781059265  Grace BELLETT (d. 6 Nov 1804)
John KELLOND (d. 12 Jan 1829)
 
John and Grace Kellond - a close-up of the grave 		John and Grace Kellond - a close-up of the grave
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.29326263393701, Longitude: -3.6559105664491653  Grace BELLETT (d. 6 Nov 1804)
John KELLOND (d. 12 Jan 1829)
 
Robert and Sarah Kellond 		Robert and Sarah Kellond
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.293251538692665, Longitude: -3.6559125781059265  Albert Javan KELLOND (d. 27 Sep 1867)
Robert KELLOND (d. 21 Sep 1863)
Sarah Edwards NICHOALS (d. 19 Jun 1871)
 
Slapton Churchyard 		Slapton Churchyard
 		      
The grave of Robert Issell and 3 of his children 		The grave of Robert Issell and 3 of his children
The light was not at its best; if I get the chance I will try to photograph this stone again with my newer better camera and hopefully a better angle of the sun  		 Located    Elizabeth ISSELL (d. 6 Mar 1849)
Elizabeth ISSELL (d. 7 Feb 1853)
Nicholas Tucker ISSELL (d. 19 Jan 1866)
Robert ISSELL (d. 6 Jul 1853)
 
The grave of Robert Pike and his wife Emily nee Pepperell 		The grave of Robert Pike and his wife Emily nee Pepperell
Both relations of mine in their own right. Not a very clear photo - I need to take another next time I am in Slapton. 		 Located    Emily PEPPERELL (d. 1924)
Robert PIKE (d. 11 Jul 1887)
 
The grave of Thomas Efford Issell (b c 1798) and his 2nd wife Elizabeth Winsor nee Luckraft 		The grave of Thomas Efford Issell (b c 1798) and his 2nd wife Elizabeth Winsor nee Luckraft
 		 Located    Thomas Efford ISSELL (d. 6 Jun 1874)
Elizabeth Winsor LUCKRAFT (d. 31 Aug 1884)
 
The gravestone of John and Lydia Nichoals and a granddaughter 		The gravestone of John and Lydia Nichoals and a granddaughter
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.293053880065294, Longitude: -3.6563779413700104  Elizabeth Selina CAWSE (d. 20 May 1856)
John NICHOALS (d. 15 Dec 1839)
Lydia PEPPERELL (d. 27 Jan 1836)
 
The gravestone of John Nichoals and Lydia nee Pepperell in its setting 		The gravestone of John Nichoals and Lydia nee Pepperell in its setting
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.29324322795498, Longitude: -3.6562438309192657  Elizabeth Selina CAWSE (d. 20 May 1856)
John NICHOALS (d. 15 Dec 1839)
Lydia PEPPERELL (d. 27 Jan 1836)
 
The gravestone of Mary Hodge nee Hambling 		The gravestone of Mary Hodge nee Hambling
 		 Located    Mary HAMBLING (d. 27 Mar 1818)
 
The gravestone of William Hodge 		The gravestone of William Hodge
 		 Located    William HODGE (d. 5 Sep 1852)
 
The gravestpnes of William Hodge and his wife Mary nee Hambling 		The gravestpnes of William Hodge and his wife Mary nee Hambling
 		 Located    Mary HAMBLING (d. 27 Mar 1818)
William HODGE (d. 5 Sep 1852)
 
The headstone (or footstone?) for John Stabb 		The headstone (or footstone?) for John Stabb
This simple stone is somehow lost from its original position and now leaning against the wall of the church.  		 Located    John STABB (d. 17 Jan 1833)
 
The position of the Kellond graves 		The position of the Kellond graves
The graves are to the north east of the churchyard, as shown on this photo.  		 Located  Latitude: 50.29325125309198, Longitude: -3.655911237001419   
Three sons of Robert and Sarah Kellond 		Three sons of Robert and Sarah Kellond
Robert, Robert and William Uriah, all of whom died in infancy  		 Located  Latitude: 50.29323097606597, Longitude: -3.6559125781059265  Robert KELLOND (d. 22 May 1822)
Robert KELLOND (d. 25 Apr 1823)
William Uriah KELLOND (d. 14 Apr 1829)
 
William and Maria Fogwill and daughter Mary Grace 		William and Maria Fogwill and daughter Mary Grace
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.29295569302961, Longitude: -3.6559930443763733  Mary Grace FOGWILL (d. 9 Dec 1917)
William FOGWILL (d. 21 Mar 1871)
Maria Ribeth GOODYEAR (d. 26 Jan 1907)
 


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A view of the churchyard 		A view of the churchyard
This churchyard is in a beautiful location, looking across to the hills the other side of the main road. 		 Located     
Group of Issell graves 		Group of Issell graves
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.27361181037931, Longitude: -3.67298886179924  Susanna BASTARD (d. 18 May 1830)
Cresswell Robert ISSELL (d. 2 Feb 1889)
Elizabeth ISSELL (d. 27 Dec 1854)
Jabez ISSELL (d. 26 Jul 1830)
John ISSELL (d. 20 Mar 1829)
Sarah Kate ISSELL (d. 13 Oct 1865)
Thomas ISSELL (d. 22 Dec 1878)
Thomas Efford ISSELL (d. 27 Sep 1908)
Thomas Efford ISSELL (d. 24 Mar 1836)
Tryphena KELLOND (d. 22 Feb 1909)
 
The grave of Cresswell Robert and Thomas Efford Issell 		The grave of Cresswell Robert and Thomas Efford Issell
Two brothers, sons of Thomas and Tryphena Issell 		 Located  Latitude: 50.27360323908319, Longitude: -3.6729660630226135  Cresswell Robert ISSELL (d. 2 Feb 1889)
Thomas Efford ISSELL (d. 27 Sep 1908)
 
The grave of Cresswell Robert Issell and Thomas Efford Issell 		The grave of Cresswell Robert Issell and Thomas Efford Issell
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.27360752473144, Longitude: -3.67296539247036  Cresswell Robert ISSELL (d. 2 Feb 1889)
Thomas Efford ISSELL (d. 27 Sep 1908)
 
The grave of Jabez and Thomas Efford Issell 		The grave of Jabez and Thomas Efford Issell
Two brothers, sons of Robert and Kezia Issell 		 Located  Latitude: 50.27360066769403, Longitude: -3.6729714274406433  Jabez ISSELL (d. 26 Jul 1830)
Thomas Efford ISSELL (d. 24 Mar 1836)
 
The grave of Jabez and Thomas Efford Issell (another view) 		The grave of Jabez and Thomas Efford Issell (another view)
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.273502, Longitude: -3.676409  Jabez ISSELL (d. 26 Jul 1830)
Thomas Efford ISSELL (d. 24 Mar 1836)
 
The grave of John and Susan Pike 		The grave of John and Susan Pike
 		 Located    Susan ISSELL (d. 2 Jul 1866)
John PIKE (d. 8 Oct 1874)
 
The grave of John and Susanna Issell 		The grave of John and Susanna Issell
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.27361095324977, Longitude: -3.6730022728443146  Susanna BASTARD (d. 18 May 1830)
John ISSELL (d. 20 Mar 1829)
 
The grave of Joseph Bastard (born c. 1757) 		The grave of Joseph Bastard (born c. 1757)
Inscription: Underneath this Stone are deposited the remains of Joseph Bastard, Senr. of Torcross, in this Parish who departed this life the 10 day of December 1826. Aged 69 Years (it is unclear, if, like his son Joseph's stone this is the top part of a once larger memorial)  		 Located    Joseph BASTARD (d. 10 Dec 1826)
 
The grave of Joseph Bastard (born c. 1781) 		The grave of Joseph Bastard (born c. 1781)
Inscription: Underneath this stone are deposited the remains of Joseph Bastard, Junr. of Torcross, in this Parish who departed this life the 8 day of July, 1826, Aged 44 AND ??? - the rest of the inscription is now below soil level!  		 Located  Latitude: 50.27327410014452, Longitude: -3.6731725931167603  Joseph BASTARD (d. 8 Jul 1826)
 
The grave of Richard and Mary Issell and a daughter 		The grave of Richard and Mary Issell and a daughter
Sacred To the Memory of Richard Issell of Chillington in this Parish who died March 5th, 1829, Aged 77 Years. Also Mary his wife who died April 9th, 1804, Aged 62 Years. Also Joanna their Daughter, who died November 6th, 1825, Aged 48 Years. 		 Located    Joanne ISSELL (d. 6 Nov 1825)
Richard ISSELL (d. 5 Mar 1829)
Mary SKINNER (d. 9 Apr 1804)
 
The grave of Thomas and Tryphena Issell and 2 of their daughters 		The grave of Thomas and Tryphena Issell and 2 of their daughters
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.273591239266004, Longitude: -3.6729754507541656  Elizabeth ISSELL (d. 27 Dec 1854)
Sarah Kate ISSELL (d. 13 Oct 1865)
Thomas ISSELL (d. 22 Dec 1878)
Tryphena KELLOND (d. 22 Feb 1909)
 
The grave of Thomas and Tryphena Issell and 2 of their daughters (another view) 		The grave of Thomas and Tryphena Issell and 2 of their daughters (another view)
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.273586096486284, Longitude: -3.672976791858673  Elizabeth ISSELL (d. 27 Dec 1854)
Sarah Kate ISSELL (d. 13 Oct 1865)
Thomas ISSELL (d. 22 Dec 1878)
Tryphena KELLOND (d. 22 Feb 1909)
 
The Grave of William and Mary Pike 		The Grave of William and Mary Pike
The grave of 2 of my 5xgreat grandparents: William Pike, fisherman of Torcross (c1760 - 1837) Mary Pike, nee Rider, (c1767 - 1854) 		 Located  Latitude: 50.27341769870777, Longitude: -3.673054575920105  William PIKE (d. 23 Apr 1837)
Mary RIDER (d. 24 May 1854)
 
The grave of William and Mary Pike - a close-up 		The grave of William and Mary Pike - a close-up
The grave of 2 of my 5xgreat grandparents: William Pike, fisherman of Torcross (c1760 - 1837) Mary Pike, nee Rider, (c1767 - 1854) 		 Located  Latitude: 50.27341769870777, Longitude: -3.673054575920105  William PIKE (d. 23 Apr 1837)
Mary RIDER (d. 24 May 1854)
 
The grave of William Henry and Harriet Pike 		The grave of William Henry and Harriet Pike
 		 Located    Harriett GRANT (d. 7 Mar 1899)
William Henry PIKE (d. 25 Feb 1897)
 
The gravestone for Henry William Pike and his sister Mary 		The gravestone for Henry William Pike and his sister Mary
"In Memory of HENRY WILLIAM Son of John and Susan Pike of Torcross in this Parish, who departed this life the 12 day of May 1825 Aged 13 Months." The verse that follows and the inscription for Mary is somewhat hidden in shadow; I hope to visit in 2011 and taken better photos. "Also Mary their Daughter who departed this life the 25 day of March 1842 Aged 26 years." 		 Located    Henry William PIKE (d. 12 May 1823)
Mary PIKE (d. 25 Mar 1842)
 


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Location of the Memorial 		Location of the Memorial
Relative to the high altar. 		 Located    Judge John GLANVILLE, M. P. (d. 27 Jul 1600)
Alice SKIRRETT (d. 2 Apr 1632)
 
The Glanville Memorial 		The Glanville Memorial
Said to be one of the best memorials of the period in Devon. I am guessing that the memorial is above where John and Alice were buried (or at least was, when first erected; sometimes these things are moved over the centuries). It is clear that John was buried in a chancel, since in her will his wife Alice requested 'My body ... the w[hi]ch I desire may receive Christian and decent buriall in the Chancell of the Church of Tavistocke by John Glanvill my first husband'. 		 Located    Judge John GLANVILLE, M. P. (d. 27 Jul 1600)
Alice SKIRRETT (d. 2 Apr 1632)
 
The inscriptions on the Glanville Memorial 		The inscriptions on the Glanville Memorial
Transcription of the plaques with (my - hence rough) translations of the Latin: The plaque at the top commemorates Judge John Glanville.
"Honoraia sacrum memorium Johanis Glanvill, unius quoniam Justiclariorum de communi Banco: qui merito factus Judex sumo cum Labore administravit Justitiam, Justitia conservavit Pacem. Pace expectavit Mortem et Morte invenit Requiem 27 die Julii Anno Dom 1600:" "In honour and sacred memory of John Glanvill, one of the Judges of the Common Bench, who achieved good Judgements with his work to administer Justice, Justice preserving Peace. Peace comes with Death and he came to the rest of death on 27 day of July in the year of Our Lord 1600"
(it is clear it was first inscribed Auguste and this was then changed to Julii) That on the bottom left describes his wife:
"Statutum erat hoc Monumentum Anno Dom. 1615 impensis Domina Aliciæ Godolphin viduæ, prius uxoris eiusdem Johis Glanvill renupta vero Francisco Godolphin militi, iam etiam defuncto quæ peperit eidem Johi viro suo 7 liberos quorum nominæ et connubia proxima tabula suo ordini continentur." "This monument was set up in the year of Our Lord 1615 at the expence of Lady Alice Godolphin widow, first the wife of the same John Glanvill remarried to Francis Godolphin knight, also now deceased who gave birth with the same John to 7 children Their names and marriages are contained on the next board."
That on the bottom right lists the children of John and Alice:
"1 Maria defuncta nupta Edwardus Estcourt ar: postea militi 2 Franciscus qui duxit in uxorim Elizabetham filiam Willmi Crymes ar: 3 Dionilia [sic] nupta Thomæ Polwheile ar: 4 Johannes qui duxit in uxorem Winnifredam filiam Willmi Burcheir ar 5 Alicia defuncta innupta 6 Johanna nupta Sampsoni Hele ar 7 Thomas." "1 Mary, deceased, who was married to Edward Estcourt Esq. then Knight 2 Francis who took as wife Elizabeth daughter of William Crymes Esq. 3 Donilia [Dionisia] married to Thomas Polwhele Esq. 4 John who took as wife Winifred daughter of William Burcheir Esq. 5 Alice, deceased, unmarried 6 Johan married to Sampson Hele Esq. 7 Thomas"
(Thomas's wife, Joanna Calmady, is not named as they did not marry until about 1624, some 9 years after the monument was erected)  		 Located    Judge John GLANVILLE, M. P. (d. 27 Jul 1600)
Alice SKIRRETT (d. 2 Apr 1632)
 


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Edwin Spurrell, his wife, children and their spouses 		Edwin Spurrell, his wife, children and their spouses
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.5125396009683, Longitude: -4.065735340118408  Elizabeth Jane GILES (d. 4 May 1939)
William Henry Legassick HILLSON (d. 13 Mar 1982)
Edwin SPURRELL (d. 2 May 1931)
John Edmunds SPURRELL (d. 10 May 1952)
Mary Stancombe SPURRELL (d. 26 Dec 1972)
Ethel Rose WHITE (d. 2 Dec 1957)
 
Edwin Spurrell, his wife, children and their spouses 		Edwin Spurrell, his wife, children and their spouses
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.51254045378916, Longitude: -4.065731316804886  Elizabeth Jane GILES (d. 4 May 1939)
William Henry Legassick HILLSON (d. 13 Mar 1982)
Edwin SPURRELL (d. 2 May 1931)
John Edmunds SPURRELL (d. 10 May 1952)
Mary Stancombe SPURRELL (d. 26 Dec 1972)
Ethel Rose WHITE (d. 2 Dec 1957)
 
The grave of Edwin Spurrell and his wife Elizabeth Jane nee Giles 		The grave of Edwin Spurrell and his wife Elizabeth Jane nee Giles
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.51254642353475, Longitude: -4.065748751163483  Elizabeth Jane GILES (d. 4 May 1939)
Edwin SPURRELL (d. 2 May 1931)
 
The grave of John Edmunds Spurrell and his wife Ethel Rose nee White 		The grave of John Edmunds Spurrell and his wife Ethel Rose nee White
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.51254045378916, Longitude: -4.065729975700378  John Edmunds SPURRELL (d. 10 May 1952)
Ethel Rose WHITE (d. 2 Dec 1957)
 
The graves of Mary Stancombe Hillson nee Spurrell and her husband William Henry Legassick Hillson 		The graves of Mary Stancombe Hillson nee Spurrell and her husband William Henry Legassick Hillson
 		 Located  Latitude: 50.512528514295724, Longitude: -4.065732657909393  William Henry Legassick HILLSON (d. 13 Mar 1982)
Mary Stancombe SPURRELL (d. 26 Dec 1972)
 


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Edward Carter - a close up of the inscription 		Edward Carter - a close up of the inscription
Sacred To the Memory of Edward Carter who departed this life the 8th. of February 1835 Aged 83 years. 		 Located    Edward CARTER (d. 8 Feb 1835)
 
John Vogwill 		John Vogwill
From the verse of the Bible chosen to form part of the inscription on John's grave one might imagine his life was cutshort - but as the rest of the inscription shows, he actually made it to about 90. Sacred to The Memory of Iohn Vogwill who died January 13 1845 aged 90 years. So soon passeth it away and we are gone Psalm 90 and 10th Verse. 		 Located    John VOGWELL (d. 13 Jan 1845)
 
Mary Vogwill need Attwill: close up of the inscription 		Mary Vogwill need Attwill: close up of the inscription
From the words chosen for Mary's grave it sounds as though she may have suffered much: The winter of trouble is past. The storms of affliction are o'er: Her struggle is ended at last. And sorrow and Death are no more. 		 Located    Mary ATTWILL (d. 29 May 1829)
 
The grave of Edward Carter 		The grave of Edward Carter
From the position of the inscription it looks as though it was planned that another be added. Perhaps the expectation was that his wife would be buried with him. Although she was buried at Whitchurch, there is no indication that it was with Edward. Perhaps her children decided she should be buried with her first husband, their father.  		 Located    Edward CARTER (d. 8 Feb 1835)
 
The grave of Mary Vogwill (nee Attwill) 		The grave of Mary Vogwill (nee Attwill)
The second wife of John Vogwill, no room was left to add him to this gravestone, and he was buried alongside. Whether or not this was with or near his first wife and mother of the 3 of his children who survived him I don't know. 		 Located    Mary ATTWILL (d. 29 May 1829)