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Cemeteries and Headstones in Kent, England
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The grave of William Frank and Hagar Goatham Also commemorating their son Stanley Wilfrid Goatham who died in WW1. Inscription: In loving memory of William Frank GOATHAM Who passed away July 27th 1936 Aged 76 years And his beloved wife Hagar GOATHAM Who died March 17th 1947 Aged 94 years Also Stanley Wilfrid Youngest son of the above Fell in action France April 24th 1917 Aged 28 years Until the day break |
Located | Stanley Wilfrid GOATHAM (d. 24 Apr 1917)
William Frank ("Frank") GOATHAM (d. 27 Jul 1936) Hagar KNIGHT (d. 17 Mar 1947) |
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The grave of John Taylor Inscription reads: "Here lyeth the body of John Taylor the only sonne of Thomas Taylor Esq: by Katherin his first wife. he died before mariage the 14th of Novembr 1642 in the 18th. yeare of his age" |
Located | John TAYLOR (d. 14 Nov 1642)
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The grave of Katheren Taylor nee Honywood Or at least, the gravestone commemorating her (over the course of time these stones can end up in different positions). Inscription reads: "Here lyeth the body of M: Katheren Taylor Gentlewoman 4th daughter of Sr: Tho: Honywood late of this place Kht. who lived most religeously, being in all hir actions grave & Provident (& as Grace had filled hir wth inward Beauty so had nature Adorned her wth outward Comlynes) she dyed in Childbed the first of Octo: 1625, the 30 yeare of hir age, leaving to hir husband 4 children, the eldest not above 6 yeares ould, vid: John, Eliza:, Mary, & Katheren, in memory of home, Thomas Taylor of Will= esborow Gent. hir living husband, plased here this stone" |
Located | Katheren HONYWOOD (d. 1 Oct 1625)
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The grave slab of Sir John Honywood |
Located | Sir John HONYWOOD (d. 26 Nov 1652)
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The inscription panel on Sir Thomas Honywood's memorial |
Located | Sir Thomas HONYWOOD, Bart. (d. 4 Dec 1622)
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The monument in memory of Sir Thomas Honywood |
Located | Sir Thomas HONYWOOD, Bart. (d. 4 Dec 1622)
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A W Goatham on Faversham Gunpowder Explosion Memorial |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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Faversham Gunpowder Explosion - wording on grave / memorial cross Sacred to the Memory of the Men who died in the Service of their Country 2nd April 1916 “Father in they Gracious keeping leave we now thy Servants sleeping” |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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Faversham Gunpowder Explosion Grave and Memorial - Cross Cross with stone in front of the memorial, naming those who died in the explosion but are buried elsewhere |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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Faversham Gunpowser Explosion - view of full length of grave / memorial |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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Postion of A W Goatham on Memorial |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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My grandparents grave in Margate The grave of my paternal grandparents and one great grandmother in Margate Cemetery. |
Located | Latitude: 51.373595844277425, Longitude: 1.3768959045410156 | Charles Robert ("Charlie") GOATHAM (d. 10 Apr 1951)
Maggie Alice Gwendoline ("Dollie") INMAN (d. 29 Apr 1965) Jane SWAN (d. 11 Nov 1900) |
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Milton next Sittingbourne - view with main title panel To the Greater Glory of God and in honoured, grateful and undying memory of the men of this parish who gave their lives in the Great War 1914-1918 |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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Panel on War Memorial with Archibald's name |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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Title panel on Milton next Sittingbourne War Memorial |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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War memorial for the Parish of Milton Regis |
Located | Archibald ("Ben") William GOATHAM (d. 2 Apr 1916)
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Grave of William Prior (c1814-1860) and family: close up of inscription Happened to spot this grave when visiting the church for bell ringing; didn't use a tripod - could have been clearer. Inscription:In memory of William Prior of this Parish who died April 7th 1860, aged 46 years. And I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them. Also Frances Ann, wife of the above who died October 14th 1902 aged 80 years Also Caroline Second daughter of the said William Prior and Frances Ann his wife who died March 1st 1860 in the 12th year of her age Also Elizabeth their third daughter who died March 1st 1860 in the 9th year of her age They were lovely and pleasant in their lives and in their death they were not divided. The first quote is from the Bible, Revelation 14.13. The second quote is not quite directly from the Bible, but is based on 2 Samuel 1:23 "Saul and Jonathan were lovely and pleasant in their lives, and in their death they were not divided ..." It is not unusual on gravestones, perhaps more often referring to married couples. It may have become popular following Catherine Winkworths translation, published in 1871, of 'In Memoriam: "They Were Lovely and Pleasant in Their Lives, and in Death They Were Not Divided." ' by Nicolaus Ludwig Graf von Zinzendorf. The stone appears to have been erected after the death of Frances in 1902. |
Located | Latitude: 51.35679102367019, Longitude: 0.673536903663603 | Frances Ann BATE (d. 14 Oct 1902)
Caroline PRIOR (d. 1 Mar 1860) Elizabeth PRIOR (d. Mar 1860) William PRIOR (d. 7 Apr 1860) |
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The grave of William Prior (c 1814 - 1860), his wife and 2 daughters |
Located | Latitude: 51.35679102367019, Longitude: 0.673536903663603 | Frances Ann BATE (d. 14 Oct 1902)
Caroline PRIOR (d. 1 Mar 1860) Elizabeth PRIOR (d. Mar 1860) William PRIOR (d. 7 Apr 1860) |