Name
|
Grave
No: |
Register
No: |
"Monumental Inscription" (where known)
[and additional information from Parish Records]
|
 |
 |
|
 |
| KNOWLES Charles Sidney |
139 |
720 |
"In
loving memory of
Charles Sidney Knowles
who died 10th February
1937
aged 34 years.
Oh hear that last loud cry,
which pierced
his mother's heart,
as unto God the Father's hands,
he bade his soul
depart"
[PR: Buried 12 February 1937. Of Baldock Herts.]
[Image] |
| KNOWLES Ernest |
=140 |
666 |
"....Peace,
perfect peace"
"In loving memory of
Ernest Knowles,
who
died 15 August 1917
aged 52 years.
Gone from us but not forgotten,
never shall thy memory fade,
sweetest thoughts shall ever linger,
round the spot where thou art laid"
[Image]
[PR: Buried 18 August 1917. Of Manor Farm, Wimpole]
"Also of
Mary Richards Knowles,
beloved wife of Earnest Knowles
who died 3 September 1950,
aged 80
years"
[PR:
Buried 6 September 1950. Of Pembroke House, Baldock, Herts]
[Image] |
| KNOWLES Mary Richards |
=140 |
758 |
See
Knowles, Ernest |
| LAMBERTON Elizabeth |
48 |
(15) |
In
loving memory of Elizabeth Lamberton, 1900-1984, aged 83 years,
buried 10 January 1984. |
| LANCASTER Edgar John |
13 |
722 |
"In
loving memory of
Edgar John Lancaster
who entered into rest,
30 December 1937, aged 36 years.
Eternal rest grant to him O Lord"
[PR:
Rector of Wimpole 1914-1937. Of St Augustine's, Canterbury. Formerly a missionary in South Africa. Also Vicar of Arrington from 1917. Buried 3 January 1938.]
[Image] |
| LEIGHTON Jane |
174 |
(57) |
Died 6 May 2015, ashes interred 21 May 2015. |
| MACKLIN Joan Elizabeth [Sworder] |
=65 |
(41) |
See
Macklin, Paul |
| MACKLIN Paul Herbert |
=65 |
(7) |
"In
loving memory of
Paul
Lt Col P. H. Macklin O.B.E.
Royal West
Kent Regiment
1899-1976." [Image]
And Joan Elizabeth Macklin
Formerly
Sworder
Devoted wife and mother
1907-1996"
[Image]
[The Macklin family moved to Wimpole in 1959, buying the old "Fox & Hounds" pub and converting it into a family home]
|
| |
|
|
"Lt Col P H Macklin OBE, Commanding Officer - The East Surrey Regiment (The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment).
Paul Herbert Macklin, known as 'Micmac', was born on 18th September 1899.
He was commissioned in The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment in August 1918. Apart from service with his Regiment he was seconded to the Auxiliary Force, India from February 1928 to January 1936. He was GSO II Home Forces from January to September 1940. He commanded 9th Bn The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment, from June 1941 to July 1942.
In August 1943 he was appointed to command 2/6th Bn The East Surrey Regiment and in July 1944 he was appointed to command 13th (HD) Bn The Queen's Royal Regiment. From 25th August 1944 to 18th June 1945 he commanded 2nd Bn The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment and the 1st Battalion from 8th May 1946 to 21st August 1947.
He retired from the Army on 7th November 1949. He was made an OBE for his services." |
|
| MAYHEW Albert |
=62 |
(16) |
See
Mayhew, Daisy |
| MAYHEW Daisy Gladys |
=62 |
(10) |
"In
Loving Memory of
Daisy Gladys Mayhew,
Passed away 16 Nov 1978
aged 79"
[buried 24 November
1978] [Image]
"Also her Husband
Albert Mayhew
passed away 18 July 1984
Aged 82.
The Lord is my Shephard"
[buried 25 July 1984] [Image] |
| MAYO Albert |
=67 |
773 |
See
Mayo, David |
| MAYO Albert Neaves |
=67 |
(35) |
See
Mayo, David |
| MAYO Alice
Elvina |
163 |
(26) |
"Mayo
Alice
Elvina
Nee Curtis,
Beloved wife of George
Born Sept
20 1914
Died May 24 1991
R.I.P."
[Image] |
| MAYO David |
=67 |
757 |
"In loving memory of
David Mayo, [Image]
who died 24
March 1950
aged 17 years.
God's finger touched him and he
slept
Also of Jane Mayo [Image]
who died 7 October 1957
aged
90 years.
Albert Mayo [Image]
who died 21 October 1958
aged 82.
Reunited
Grandparents of the above.
At Rest"
Also Jenny Mayo 1897-1986.
[PR: born Mary Jane Ingrey][and known as "Ginny"]
Also Albert Neaves Mayo 1902-1996. |
| MAYO Edwin George |
56 |
709 |
[unmarked
grave]
Edwin George Mayo, aged 16 months. Buried 22 August
1932. Son of George Mayo.
[PR: Buried May 15 1932, MAYO David son of Albert Neaves & Mary Jane otp sawyer born 27 Mar 1932] |
| MAYO George Arthur |
66 |
(1) |
In
loving memory of
George Arthur Mayo
Born 16 April 1911
Died
25 February 1975
R.I.P."
[Image] |
| MAYO Jane |
=67 |
770 |
See
Mayo, David |
| MAYO Jenny [Ginny]. |
=67 |
|
See
Mayo, David
[PR: born Mary Jane Ingrey][and known as "Ginny"] |
| MONEY Charles |
=102 |
754 |
"In
loving memory of
my dear husband
Charles Money
who passed
away 2 August 1949
aged 85 years. [Image]
Peace, perfect peace
Also
of
Emma Alice Money
who passed away 7 February 1951
aged
85 years." [Image]
"Reunited"
[PR: Charles Money, baptised Feb 7 1864, son of George Bullen and Elizabeth Money, buried 5 August 1949.]
|
| MONEY Emma Alice |
=102 |
759 |
See
Money, Charles |
| MOORE Victor Charles |
118 |
787 |
[unmarked
grave]
Victor Charles Moore,
aged 56 years.
Buried 3 April
1963.
Keeper. |
| MOSS Annette Elizabeth |
155 |
(34) |
In
loving memory of
Annette Elizabeth
Moss
devoted wife and mother
22.12.1946 - 6.2.1996."
[Image] |
| MOSS Ernest Augustus |
116 |
741 |
[unmarked
grave]
Ernest Augustus Moss, aged 62 years. Buried 29 April
1943. Father of Geoff Moss. |
| MOSS Geoffrey
Barringer |
=165 |
(41) |
"In Loving Memory of
Geoffrey
Barringer Moss
14.4.1913 - 22.1.2001
[Image]
and
Nancy Moss
14.11.1915 - 8.4.2002
[Image]
Always in our thoughts"
|
| MOSS Janet |
113 |
702 |
[unmarked
grave]
Janet Moss, aged 17 years.
Buried 14 November 1931.
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Moss.
[PR: of Valley Farm, Wimpole] |
| MOSS Nancy |
=165 |
|
See Moss, Geoffrey |
| MULBERRY David |
23 |
654 |
"In
loving memory of
David Mulberry
who died 1st June 1914, aged
77 years
Gone but not forgotten"
[Image]
[PR: David, of Arrington. Buried 4 June 1914]
|
| MULBERRY Elizabeth |
24 |
572 |
"In
remembrance of
our
beloved mother
Elizabeth Mulberry
who died
6 December 1890
aged 80 years
Yea, though I walk through the
Valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil for thou art with
me. - Psalms xx iii v4
Erected by John Mulberry, California"
[Image]
[PR: Buried 11 December 1890]
|
| MULBERRY James |
19 |
429 |
"To
the memory of
James Mulberry
who died 6 March 1868
aged 59
years
The eye of him that hath seen me, shall see me no more,
thine eyes are upon me and I am not. - Job.
Erected by John Mulberry,
California"
[Image] |
| NEWELL Katherine Elizabeth |
=22 |
778 |
"In
memory of
Katherine Elizabeth Newell
who died Sept 1st
1959
aged 73 years [Image]
R.I.P.
William George Newell,
who died March 19 1967
aged 91 years." [Image]
[Katherine: Wimpole Village School Mistress]
[William: Wimpole Blacksmith, Cricketer, and Garage Proprietor] |
| NEWELL William George |
=22 |
790 |
See
Newell, Katherine |
| PARMENTER George |
115 |
749 |
[unmarked
grave]
George Parmenter, aged 75 years. Buried 3 May 1947. |
| PARR Alice Catherine |
73 |
(3) |
[unmarked
grave]
Alice Catherine Parr, aged 80 years. Buried 17 November
1975. Wife of Randell Parr. |
| PARR Lillian
Margaret |
=167 |
(43) |
See Parr, Richard |
| PARR Randall |
77 |
774 |
[wooden cross - plate reads:]
"Randall Parr
aged 77 years
26/02/1959"
[Buried 4 March 1959]
[Image]
|
| PARR Richard Edward |
=167 |
(47) |
"In memory of
Richard Edward
Parr
1920–2007 [Image]
Sadly missed
Always remembered.
At Peace with his Wife
Lilian Margaret
Parr
1930–2001. [Image]
[PR: Lilian Margaret
Parr, died 24 July 2001, aged 71 years, buried 2 August 2001] |
| PELL Alfred Henry |
46 |
710 |
[unmarked
grave]
Alfred Henry Pell, aged 69 years. Buried 22 April 1933. |
| PELL Beatrice Bessie |
106 |
683 |
[unmarked
grave]
Beatrice Bessie Pell, aged 31 years. Buried 11 October
1924. Daughter-in-law of Alfred Henry and Martha Pell. |
| PELL Harry Charles |
112 |
769 |
[unmarked
grave]
Harry Charles Pell, aged 59 years. Buried 6 September
1957. |
| PELL Martha |
47 |
732 |
[unmarked
grave]
Martha Pell, aged 72 years. Buried 18 November 1939. |
| PELL Peter Hubert |
156 |
(39) |
[wooden cross - plate reads:]
"Peter
Hubert Pell"
[Image]
[PR: Born 19 January 1924, Peter Hubert Pell, son of Harry Charles (of this parish, cowman) and Beatrice Bessie, died 21 May 1999]
|
| PHILLIPS Andrew |
=169 |
(60) |
In memory of Andrew Phillips. Ashes buried with Phillips, Shirley. |
| PHILLIPS David |
=169 |
(52) |
[Wooden Cross, plate reads:]
"In Loving Memory
of
David and Shirley Phillips"
[David Phillips, died 11 March 2014, ashes buried 15 August 2014 with those of wife Shirley Phillips] [Image] |
| PHILLIPS Elizabeth |
128 |
# |
Elizabeth
Phillips, departed this life 19 October 1714 in the 8th year of
her age
[PR: buried 20 October 1714] |
| PHILLIPS Frances |
127 |
# |
(Skull
and crossbones)
"
Here rests in hope of a happy resurrection, the body
of Frances Phillips, wife of John Phillips, daughter of Francis
& Ann Beho, who departed this life ye 24th day of April 1710,
in ye thirtieth year of her age."
[PR: buried 27 April 1710] |
| PHILLIPS John |
126 |
# |
Here
lyeth ye body of John Phillips, ye son of John & Francis
Phillips who departed this life ye 21st day of May 1710, in the fourth
month of his age
[PR: buried 22 May 1710] |
| PHILLIPS Shirley |
=169 |
(51) |
[Wooden Cross, plate reads:]
"In Loving Memory
of
David and Shirley Phillips"
[Shirley Phillips, died 3 August 2014, ashes buried 15 August 2014 with those of husband David Phillips]
[Image] |
| PIGG (Ernest) Frank |
94 |
690 |
In
loving memory of Winifred Martha Pigg, died 23 May 1937, aged
26 years.
Also of Henry (Harry) Wilkins, died 2 February 1936,
aged 73 years.
Also of Hilda Mary Pigg, died 21 June 1937,
aged 36 years.
Also of (Ernest) Frank Pigg, died 23 December
1926, aged 34 years. |
| PIGG Hilda Mary |
=94 |
693 |
See
Pigg, Ernest |
| PIGG Winifred Martha |
=94 |
730 |
See
Pigg, Ernest |
| PRATT Ada Emma |
63 |
(2) |
"In
loving memory of
our dear mother
Ada Emma Pratt
called to
rest 27 March 1973
aged 65 years."
[Image]
[PR: Ada Emma, daughter of Charles Edward and Ellen Skinner, both of Wimpole parish,
baptised 31 March 1907, believed to be wife/partner to Henry George (Yaxley) Pratt who died in 1936. Married Alexander Savidge (1901-1978)(HM Forces) by lic 10 April 1943.] |
| PRATT Charles |
=55 |
694 |
"In loving memory of
Charles Pratt
who died
1 January 1928,
aged 68,
At rest
Also of
Martha Pratt his wife
who died 12 July 1934,
aged 71." |
| PRATT Henry George Yaxley |
80 |
719 |
"In
loving memory of
my dear husband
Henry George (Yaxley) Pratt
who died 14 October 1936
aged 29 years." |
| PRATT Martha |
=55 |
714 |
See
Pratt, Charles |
| RATFORD Ann |
135 |
# |
In
memory of Ann Ratford,
wife of John Ratford,
who died 1 February
1803,
aged 73/75 years.
[PR: Anne, widow, buried 18
February 1803] |
RATFORD Eleanor
|
147 |
# |
"Here
lyeth y body of Eleanor
daughter of William and
Susanna Ratford, who
departed this life March
the 21st anno dom 1735
in the third year of her age.
She's gone to rest,
Just as she did
begin
sorrow to know,
before she had known sin,
death that doth sin
and sorrow thus prevent,
is the next blessing
to a life well spent" [Image]
[PR: Eleanor, daughter of William and Susanna Ratford, buried 23 March 1734] |
RATFORD John
|
136 |
# |
In
memory of John Ratford, who died 18 September 1795, aged 56.
[PR: buried 21 September 1795] |
RATFORD Susanna
|
=148 |
# |
"Susanna
the wife of
William Ratford
she died 20 October 1747
aged 47 years.
"The day that sealed my doom is past,
Oh think the
next maybe thy last,
Go: from this day for heaven prepare,
none but
the good can enter there,
Go: with thy Maker's Will comply
and live
as you would wish to die" [Image]
[PR: Susanna Ratford, buried 25
October 1747] "Likewise William Ratford
who died 7 August
1771
aged 77 years." [Image]
[PR: William Ratford, carpenter, buried
10 August 1771] |
| RATFORD William |
=148 |
# |
See
Ratford, Susanna |
| RATFORD William |
146 |
# |
[Inscription
partly indecipherable] In
memory of William Ratford, who died.....1780, also.....child.....who
died June.....also.....who died Aug,.....aged 9 years 1771.
[PR: First is possibly William Ratford,
farmer, buried 24 November 1786, second is possibly William,
son of William junior and Mary, buried 8 June 1760, third unknown] |
| RAYNER Martha |
54 |
729 |
[unmarked
grave]
Martha Rayner, aged 86 years. Buried 3 May 1939. |
| RAYNER Robert Henry |
53 |
695 |
[unmarked
grave]
Robert Henry Rayner, aged 80 years. Buried 22 February
1929. |
| REDFERN Barbara |
=100 |
(40) |
See
Redfern, Gertrude |
| REDFERN Frank |
=100 |
(4) |
See
Redfern, Gertrude |
| REDFERN Gertrude Annie |
=100 |
796 |
"In
memory of
Gertrude Annie
Redfern
died 27 December 1968
aged 73
years. [Image]
Also of
Frank Redfern,
died 10 November 1975
aged 80
years. [Image]
Also of
Barbara Redfern,
born 23 June 1924
died 24
August 1999." [Image] |
| REED Agnes Maud |
=86 |
800 |
See
Reed, Alfred |
| REED Alfred |
=86 |
753 |
[Inside
curb a stone book inscribed]
In loving memory of Alfred Reed,
who passed away 30 January 1949, aged 79 years.
Also his wife Kitty
Reed, who passed away 24 May 1962, aged 91 years.
[Also within
kerb, small marble slab inscribed]
In loving memory of Agnes Maud
Reed, who passed away 16 December 1972, aged 58 years. |
| REED Edward James |
50 |
(45) |
See Reed, Henry
|
| REED Henry George |
- |
- |
See
Reed, Sidney |
| REED Henry John |
50 |
781 |
"In
loving memory of
Henry John Reed,
who died 24 Sept 1961
aged 66 years.
At rest" [Image]
[Also small square stone marker positioned alongside memorial for Henry John Reed, as follows]
"In Loving Memory of
Edward James Reed
1909-1991 [Image]
Mabel Reed
1909-2003" [Image]
[Edward James, son of Alfred and Kitty Reed, baptised Wimpole 6 March 1910, married Mabel Francis 1939 in Cambridge, died January 1991]
[Mabel Frances Antony, born 16 September 1909 in Edmonton, Middlesex, died 8 October 2003, ashes interred 27 November 2011] |
| REED Kitty |
=86 |
783 |
See
Reed A. |
| REED Mabel Frances |
50 |
(45) |
See Reed, Henry |
| REED Mary Ann |
49 |
788 |
"In
loving memory of
Mary Ann Reed
died 29 October 1965
aged
72 years.
Rest in the Lord."
[Image] |
| REED Sidney |
158 |
(24) |
"In
loving memory of
Sidney Reed
Died 3 May 1990,
Aged 78 years
A true countryman. [Image]
Also in memory of his uncle
Henry George Reed
who died July 1929
aged 61 years." [Image] |
| REYNOLDS George |
=145 |
744 |
[unmarked
grave]
George Reynolds, aged 72, buried 21 February 1945.
Also
his wife.
[PR: Wife was Mary Ann Reynolds of this Parish, married George Reynolds 1898, died 18 February 1920] |
| [REYNOLDS Mary Ann] |
=145 |
|
See Reynolds, George |
| ROBINSON Barbara |
MG
=117 |
(54)
|
In memory of Barbara Robinson, died 25 September 2011, ashes interred 17 September 2014. [Image]
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance]
[There is also a small stone marker for Barbara Robinson on the grave for Rose Ann and Frank
Wood South (No 117)]
|
| ROBINSON Marcus |
MG
=117 |
(53) |
In memory of
Marcus Robinson,
died 2 October 2009,
ashes interred 17 September 2014. [Image]
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance]
[There is also a small stone marker for Marcus Robinson on the grave for Rose Ann and Frank
Wood South (No 117)]
|
| ROWE Leonard |
=157 |
(19) |
In
loving memory of Leonard Rowe 1903-1983. |
| ROWE Lydia Mary |
=157 |
(18) |
In
loving memory of Lydia Mary Rowe 1903-1985. |
| RUMBOLD Charlotte |
=110 |
671 |
See
Rumbold, John |
| RUMBOLD John |
=110 |
550 |
To
the memory of
our dear father and mother.
John Rumbold
died
27 June 1888
aged 61 years.
Also of Charlotte Rumbold
who died 10 March [death certificate says 9 March] 1921, aged 92 years.
"Rest in peace" |
| RUMBOLD Julia |
=104 |
691 |
See
Rumbold, William |
| RUMBOLD William |
=104 |
537 |
"In affectionate remembrance
of William Rumbold
Who passed away June 10th 1886
Aged 32 years [Image]
Also of Julia
Beloved wife of the above
Who passed away Jany 30th 1927
Aged 76 Years. [Image]
Peace perfect peace"
[PR:
Daughter of Richard and Harriet Hooper. Julia was baptised at St John The Baptist Church, Aldenham on 20th October 1850.]
[also marker stone tablet in memory of
Daphne Julia Thorarinsson - see entry below] |
| SAMPSON Sarah |
=130 |
# |
See
Sampson, William |
| SAMPSON William |
=130 |
# |
In
memory of Will[iam] Sampson, died November 1795
[PR: buried
23 November 1795].
Also Sarah Sampson, his wife, who died 11
April 1775. |
| SARGENT Amy Ellen |
=159 |
(22) |
In Loving Memory of
Amy Ellen [Sargent] [Image]
Beloved Wife Of
Harry Sargent
1905 - 1988
[Amy Ellen Mayo, daughter of Albert Edwin (a Sawyer on the Wimpole Estate) and Jane Mayo, both of this parish, baptised on 14 May 1905]
[Harry Sargent, 35, of Wolverhampton, married Amy Ellen at Wimpole
during August 1940] |
| SARGENT Harry |
=159 |
(30) |
See
Sargent, Amy |
| SHEEPSHANKS Thomas |
- |
- |
Thomas
Sheepshanks M.A. Rector of this Parish. Died 20 April 1818 aged
65. Buried 28 April 1818 in the Chicheley Chapel [Wimpole Rectors]
[PR: Rector for 12
years, died when 65, commemorative stone set into the Chapel floor] |
| SKINNER Ann |
6 |
626 |
[unmarked
grave]
Ann Skinner, aged 73. Buried 20 May 1908. |
| SKINNER Charles Edward |
=71 |
688 |
[Surmounted
by badge of the Suffolk Regiment]
"In Ever Loving Memory of
A dear Husband and Father
Charles Edward Skinner [Image]
Who Entered Into Rest
March 6th 1926
Aged 66 Years
Also of Ellen [Image]
Wife of
the above,
Who entered into rest June 27 1940,
Aged 75 years.
[The family requested the following be commemorated on the gravestone]
Pte Frank Skinner July 1st 1916, age 22. [Laid to rest in France] [Image]
Pte Edward C Skinner Aug 9th 1916, age
24. [no known grave] [Image]
Pte Harry Skinner April 5th 1918, age 21.
[no known grave] [Image]
Sons of the above. Killed in France.
For ever with the Lord
Also of
Harold
John Baulk
grandson of C E and E Skinner, died Nov
24th 1933, aged 3 months
and Dennis Baulk, who passed away Feb
17th 1951
aged 14 years."
"Sleeping"
[Frank, Edward and Harry are listed on the Arrington and Wimpole War Memorial]
|
| SKINNER Edward Charles |
=71 |
KIA |
See
Skinner, Charles
[Private Edward Charles Skinner 15628, Suffolk Regiment.]
['Killed in Action', no known grave]
[See Wimpole and Arrington War Memorial] |
| SKINNER Ellen |
=71 |
734 |
See
Skinner, Charles |
| SKINNER Ethel |
72 |
708 |
In
loving memory of Ethel Skinner, beloved wife of Arthur John
Skinner, died 30 May 1932, aged 31 years. |
| SKINNER Frank |
=71 |
KIA |
See
Skinner, Charles
[Private Frank Skinner 13644, Suffolk Regiment.]
['Killed in Action' on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, laid to rest at the Gordon Dump Military Cemetery in France]
[See Wimpole and Arrington War Memorial] |
| SKINNER Harry |
=71 |
KIA |
See
Skinner, Charles
[Private Harry Skinner 23312, Suffolk Regiment.]
['Killed in Action', no known grave]
[See Wimpole and Arrington War Memorial] |
| SKINNER James |
5 |
632 |
[unmarked
grave]
James Skinner
aged 75
Buried 24 January 1910.
[PR: Baptised 17 December 1837]. |
| SKINNER John |
=84 |
(8) |
"In
loving memory of
a dear husband and father
[Arthur] John Skinner [Image]
died 28 December 1977
aged 77 years.
Also of a dear wife and mother
Kathleen Ada [Image]
died 3 September 1991
Aged 92 years.
Reunited" |
| SKINNER Kathleen Ada |
=84 |
(27) |
See
Skinner, John |
| SKINNER Michael |
175 |
(58) |
In memory of Michael Skinner, died 12 August 2015. |
| SLACK M Daniel |
134 |
# |
In
memory of M Daniel Slack, for many years groom to the first
Earl of Hardwick, who died at Cambridge, the 30th day of November
1809, in the 89th year of his age.
[PR: from Cambridge, buried 5 December
1809] |
| SLOAN Grace |
=160 |
(29) |
"In
memory
Grace Sloan,
A very loving and caring
mother and
grandmother
Died 29 October 1993
aged 96 years. [Image]
Also remembering
her husband
James Thomas Sloan,
died 3 September 1969,
aged
79 years." [Image]
|
| SLOAN James Thomas |
=160 |
- |
See
Sloan, Grace |
| SNELL Georgina Jane |
=21 |
723 |
In
loving memory
of
Georgina Jane Snell,
who passed away on 6
June 1938. [Image]
Also of
William John Snell,
who passed away on 18
February 1941. [Image]
[William J Snell was Gardener and Head Gardener at the Wimpole Hall Estate (census 1901, 1911, Kelly's 1929, 1933.)] |
| SNELL William John |
=21 |
737 |
See
Snell, Georgina |
| SOUTH Frank Wood |
=117 |
784 |
See
South, Rose |
| SOUTH Rose Ann |
=117 |
761 |
"In
loving memory of
a beloved wife and mother
Rose Ann South
who passed away 17 June 1952
aged 74 years. [Image]
Also of her husband
Frank
Wood South
who died 26 July 1962. [Image]
Reunited"
[Also on the grave is a small stone marker reading]
"And their grandaughter
Barbara Robinson
1925-2011
and her beloved husband
Marcus Robinson
1927-2009."
[See also separate entries for Barbara and Marcus Robinson]
|
| SOUTH William |
114 |
731 |
[unmarked
grave]
[small stone marker]
"In loving memory of William [Ernest] South"
aged 34 years.
Buried 8 November
1939. [Image] |
| SPACKSMAN Elizabeth Hannah |
81 |
689 |
In
loving memory of Elizabeth Hannah Spacksman, who died 26 May
1926, aged 69 years. |
| STAPLETON Henry John |
|
(25) |
In memory of Henry John Stapleton, buried 8 January 1991. |
| STAPLETON Kathleen Muriel |
MG |
(42) |
In memory of Kathleen Muriel Stapleton.
[Date not recorded]
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance #12] |
| STARLING Elizabeth |
78 |
733 |
[unmarked
grave]
In memory of Elizabeth Starling, aged 71 years. Buried 27 January
1940. |
| STARLING Frederick |
79 |
738 |
[unmarked
grave]
In memory of Frederick Starling, aged 75 years. Buried 29 March 1941. |
| STRICKLAND Thomas |
121 |
373 |
In
memory of Thomas Strickland, who died 22 October 1958, aged
44 years. |
| STURT Sylvia |
8 |
546 |
"Sylvia [Sturt]
the infant
daughter of
the Hon'ble
Humphrey
& Lady Feodorowna Sturt
died 26 December 1886
aged
4 months." [Image]
[Granddaughter of the 5th Earl of Hardwicke]
[Lady Feodorowna Sturt [nee Yorke], eldest daughter of 5th Earl of Hardwicke, married Sir Humprey Napier Sturt, 2nd Baron Alington in 1883] |
| TALBOT Gilbert |
151 |
# |
Here
lyeth the body of Gilbert Talbot, who died..... [record incomplete]
[PR: No record of burial]
|
| TAYLOR Marie Patricia |
MG |
(61) |
In memory of Marie Patricia Taylor, died 29 May 2018.
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance] |
| THOMAS John Henry |
=52 |
696 |
"In
loving memory of
John Henry Thomas
who died 7 April 1929
aged 64 years. [Image]
Also of Mary
his wife,
who died 18 April
1930,
aged 66 years [Image]
At rest"
[PR: John Henry Thomas
(born c1865, Mullion Cornwall) was the Clerk of Works to the Wimpole Estate.]
[PR: Mary Thomas, née Hosken (born
c1864, Mawgan Cornwall.] [1904 Family Photograph] |
| THOMAS Mary |
=52 |
699 |
See
Thomas, John |
| THOMPSON William Edward |
164 |
779 |
[unmarked
grave]
William Edward Thompson, aged 74 years. Buried 21 March
1960. |
| THORARINSSON Daphne Julia |
MG |
(48) |
[memorial stone tablet placed on grave of William and Julia Rumbold #104 above]
"Daphne Julia
Thorarinsson
(nee Rumbold)
died March 2012
Aged 83
Loved by All" [Image]
[PR: Daphne Julia Rumbold, born Wimpole 19 September 1928, daughter of Charles and Emily, baptised Wimpole 28 October 1928, married Simund Thorarinsson of Arrington, college servant and son of Thorarin Olafsson (Master Builder) at Wimpole 18 September 1948, died 7 March 2012, ashes interred 28 June 2012]
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance Plot #17] |
| TONGE Harold Arthur |
MG |
(37) |
In memory of Harold Arthur Tonge, died 30 November 1995, aged 75 years, ashes interred 11 October 1997.
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance #7] |
| TONGE Mabel Alice May |
MG |
(36) |
In memory of Mabel Alice May Tonge, died 26 September 1997, aged 84 years, ashes interred 11 October 1997.
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance #7]
|
| TRANTER Mary Anne |
89 |
# |
In
memory of Mary Anne Tranter, who died 1 August 1811.
[PR: Marianne
Trantor, buried 11 August 1811, daughter of Moses and Anne] |
| URMSTON Kathleen |
MG |
(50) |
In memory of Kathleen Urmston, died 8 February 2014, ashes interred 11 May 2014.
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance]
[Daughter
Juliet Howard writes: "My mother Kathleen Urmston died on the 8 February 2014 in Lancashire. She was born at Wimpole on 27 August 1920 and baptised at Wimpole Church on the 3 October 1920. Her father was Frank Howard, the Butler at Wimpole Hall. Mum was married in Wimpole Church on 12 June 1943. That is why I brought her "home"." - added 27 July 2020.] |
| WALLER George |
150 |
# |
In
memory of George Waller, late coachman to the Rt Hon. ye Earl
of Oxford. He departed this life 7 January 1730, aged 62 years.
[PR:
buried 17 January 1730] |
| WARD Frances Agnes |
3 |
(13) |
[unmarked
grave]
In memory of Frances Agnes Ward (of Coventry), aged 92. [Burial of Ashes]. 18
February 1980. |
| WARD Sarah |
133 |
60 |
Sacred
to the memory of Sarah Ward, the wife of John Ward, who died
3 June 1821, aged 65 years. |
| WAYMAN Agnes Hannah |
161 |
(20) |
"In
loving memory
of
Agnes Hannah Wayman,
21 November 1904
17 October 1987
R.I.P." [Image] |
| WAYMAN Agnes Jemima |
51 |
563 |
In
loving memory of
Agnes Jemima Wayman
the beloved daughter
of
Charles and Rhoda Wayman
who died 23 May 1890
aged 21 years. |
| WAYMAN Elizabeth Annie |
=61 |
756 |
In
loving memory of
Elizabeth Annie Wayman
who passed away
8
December 1949
aged 77 years
"Peace, perfect peace"
Also of
Walter Wayman,
who passed away 31 March 1958,
aged 83 years.
"Reunited" |
| WAYMAN Walter. |
=61 |
772 |
See
Wayman, Elizabeth |
| WEARY Elizabeth |
=92 |
711 |
See
Weary, John |
| WEARY John Tooker |
=92 |
664 |
In
loving memory of
John Tooker Weary,
died 31 December 1916,
aged 81 years.
"Peace, perfect peace"
Also of
Elizabeth Weary,
wife of the above,
who passed away
9 July 1933,
aged 83. |
| WEBB Jane |
39 |
317 |
"Sacred
to the memory of
Jane [Webb]
daughter of Thomas & Mary Ann
[PR: Marianne]Webb
who died 19 September 1850
aged 25 years"
[Footstone "J.W. 1850"] [Image]
[PR: buried 25 September 1850]
[PR:
Thomas Webb, Farmer, Coombe Grove Farm, Wimpole] |
| WEBB John |
38 |
312 |
"Sacred
to the memory of
John [Webb]
son of Thomas & Mary Ann [PR: Marianne] Webb,
who died 8 November 1849,
aged 28 years
[Footstone "J.W. 1849"] [Image]
[PR: buried 13 November 1849]
[PR:
Thomas Webb, Farmer, Coombe Grove Farm, Wimpole] |
| WEBB Mary Ann |
40 |
348 |
"Sacred
to the memory of
Mary Ann [Webb] daughter of
Thomas & Mary
Ann [PR: Marianne]
Webb
who died 25 January 1855
aged 40 years"
[Footstone
"M.A.W. 1855") [Image]
[PR: Buried 31 January 1855]
[PR:
Thomas Webb, Farmer, Coombe Grove Farm, Wimpole]
|
| WHETSTONE John |
43 |
618 |
[unmarked
grave]
In memory of John Whetstone, aged 58 years. Buried 24 October 1906.
Parent of W J Whetstone. |
| WHETSTONE Mary |
42 |
751 |
[unmarked
grave]
In memory of Mary Whetstone, aged 89 years. Buried 24 February 1948. |
| WHETSTONE William John |
41 |
789 |
[unmarked
grave]
In memory of William John Whetstone (Organist), aged 78 years.
Buried 22 December 1965.
(also Plaque in Church: "This memorial
is placed here to record the gratitude of the parishioners of Wimpole
to William John Whetstone 1887-1965. A devoted servant of the Church,
and organist for 59 years.") |
| WILDER Henry George |
68 |
746 |
In
loving memory of Henry George Wilder, died 16 July 1945, aged
79.
"At rest" |
| WILKINS George William |
99 |
(14) |
"George
William Wilkins
died 20 February 1983
aged 88 years
Rest
in Peace" [Image] |
| WILKINS Harry (Henry) |
=94 |
716 |
See
Pigg, Ernest |
| WILKINS Margaret |
101 |
755 |
In
fond remembrance
of
Margaret [Wilkins]
wife of George Wilkins
died 18 September 18 1949
aged 54 years
For so is the will of God" [Image] |
| WILKINS Ralph |
76 |
776 |
[unmarked
grave]
In memory of
Ralph Wilkins
aged 80 years
Buried 2 April 1959. |
| WILLIS P |
MG |
- |
[Memorial Garden of Remembrance #6] |
| WOODRUFF Henry |
10 |
350 |
Here
lies the body of
Henry Woodruff Esq
Lieutenant Royal Navy
He died at Arrington Bridge
on the 18th May
in the year of our Lord
1855
aged 59 years.
[PR: steward to the Earl of Hardwicke, buried
24 May 1855] |
| Yorke Agneta |
Wall
Mem |
- |
Agneta Johnson Yorke (1740-1820)
Second daughter of Henry Johnson.
Second wife of the Rt Hon Charles Yorke, Lord Chancellor.
Children: Rt Hon Charles Philip Yorke, Caroline Yorke [Countess of St Germans] and of Admiral
Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke K.C.B.
[PR: Buried Wimpole
13 January 1821 as "The Honorable Agneta of Bath, 81".]
[Her Wall Memorial states "Near this Place Repose the Mortal Remains..." so probably interment within a floor tomb in the Parish Church]
[Images: Wall Memorial on Church Wall:]
"Near This Place Repose the Mortal Remains of
The Honorable Agneta Yorke.
Second Wife and Relict of
The Right Honorable Charles Yorke,
Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain,
Second Daughter and Co-Heiress
of Henry Johnson of Great Berkhempstead, Esqr. Mother of the Right Honble C.P. Yorke,
of Vice Admiral Sir J.S. Yorke, K.C.B.
and of Caroline, Late Countess of St. Germans.
Born November 11th 1740.
Died December 30th 1820,
in the 81st Year of Her Age."
|
| Yorke Charles |
Mem
Tomb |
- |
[Rt Hon] Charles Yorke (1722-1770)
[Cambridge University] [Lawyer] [Member of Parliament] [Privy Councillor] [Attorney General] [Solicitor General] [Fellow of the Royal Society] [Lord Chancellor of Great Britain 1770]
Born: 30 December 1722, London.
Spouses: (1) Catherine Blount Freeman (m. 1755) (2) Agneta Johnson (m. 1762).
Children: (1) Philip Yorke [later 3rd Earl of Hardwicke], (2) Charles Philip Yorke, Caroline Yorke [Countess of St Germans] and of Admiral
Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke K.C.B.
Died: 20 January 1770, London, aged 47.
[Interred 28 January 1770 at Wimpole, presumably initially in the Yorke Family Vault, then later within his completed memorial tomb in the Chicheley Chapel.]
[Images: Memorial Tomb in Chicheley Chapel]
|
| |
|
|
Charles Yorke was the second son of Philip Yorke (1st Earl of Hardwicke) and Margaret Cocks Lygon.
He showed political promise from an early age, attended Cambridge University, was called to the Bar and entered Parliament at the age of 24.
The cause of his early death, whether by natural causes or suicide, has been speculated upon since it happened in 1770, though it is most-likely that the rumor of suicide was spread by Walpole in his book, 'Memoirs of the Reign of George III'.
Yorke was offered the position of Lord Chancellor and the title 'Baron Morden.' This was a position that he had been trained for all his life, but he had pledged himself to the Opposition. In order to keep his word he would have to decline the offer. Yorke's health was already failing, and the pressure of the decision was too much. His family and political colleagues counseled him to refuse. The King urged him to accept, telling him that if Yorke were to refuse this time --- then the position would never again be offered.
On 17 Jan 1770, Yorke accepted the position of Lord Chancellor. He set out immediately for his brother's house to announce his action, but it was there that he found all of the leaders of the Opposition (the very men to whom he had pledged loyalty) in a meeting. After severe reproach and discussion, Yorke returned to his own house.
The effect of his decision seems to have pushed his breaking health over the edge. He died three days later in the room with the Patent of Nobility that would raise him to the peerage. His last act, before his death, was to refuse himself the honor. |
|
| YORKE Charles Philip |
Vault |
196 |
[Rt
Hon] Charles Philip Yorke (1757-1834)
[First Lord of the Admiralty]
Born 31 May 1757, Cambridge
died
13 March 1834,
aged 70.
[interred in the Yorke Family Vault on 20 March 1834].
[Memorial Plaque on Church Wall] [Church Vault] |
| YORKE Charles Philip |
Vault |
462 |
[Rt Hon] Charles Philip Yorke (1799-1873)
4th Earl of Hardwicke
[Captain, Vice Admiral, Rear Admiral, Admiral, Royal Navy] [Privy Councillor] [Postmaster General] [Landowner] [Owner of Wimpole Hall] [Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cambridge] [Fellow of the Royal Society]
Born 7th April 1799
Died 17th September 1873 at Sydney Lodge, Hampshire,
in his 75th year.
[Memorial in Chicheley Chapel] [Yorke Vault] |
| |
|
|
| Charles Philip Yorke, fourth Earl of Hardwicke (1799–1873), Admiral, eldest son, by his first wife, of Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, was born at Sydney Lodge, Southampton, on 2 April 1799. After three years at Harrow, he entered the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth in February 1813, and, having passed with credit through the course, was in May 1815 appointed as a midshipman to HMS Prince, flagship at Spithead. From here he was shortly moved to HMS Leviathan, and thence to the HMS Queen Charlotte, in which he was present at the bombardment of Algiers. He was then sent to HMS Leander, flagship of Sir David Milne, on the North American station, and on 14 August 1819 was promoted to be Lieutenant of HMS Phaëton. On 18 May 1822 he was made Commander, and in August 1823 was appointed to HMS Alacrity, which he took out to the Mediterranean, where he was actively engaged in the suppression of piracy. On 6 June 1825 he was promoted to the rank of Captain, and from 1828 to 1831 commanded HMS Alligator in the Mediterranean, for the most part in Greek waters. He was Member of Parliament for Reigate 1831-1832, and for Cambridgeshire 1832-1834. On the death of his uncle, Philip Yorke, third Earl of Hardwicke, on 18 November 1834, without male issue, Yorke succeeded to the title. In the Peel administration of 1841 he was one of the Lords in Waiting to Queen Victoria, and was appointed in 1842 to attend on the King of Prussia during his visit to England. In 1844-1845 he commanded the Black Eagle yacht, and carried back to the continent the Emperor of Russia, who presented him with a valuable diamond snuff-box. He had no further service in the Navy, and on 12 January 1854 was put on the retired list with the rank of Rear-Admiral, rising by seniority to be Vice-Admiral on 24 November 1858, and Admiral on 3 December 1863. In Lord Derby's ministry of 1852 he was Postmaster-General, with a seat in the cabinet, but had no later office except that of Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire, which he held continuously from his accession to the peerage till his death at Sydney Lodge on 17 September 1873. He was interred at Wimpole in the Yorke Family Vault on 24 September. |
|
| YORKE Elizabeth
Wheake |
Vault |
# |
Elizabeth
Wheake Yorke (1733-1812)
[PR: variously spelt Weeke, Weake, Wheake]
born 13 May 1773,
died 31 January 1812,
wife of
Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, Rear Admiral of the Blue and one of the Lords
Commissioners to the Admiralty. [interred 7 February 1812] |
| YORKE Flora Elizabeth |
Vault |
324 |
In memory of Mrs
Henry Yorke, 12 January 1852. [Flora Elizabeth Yorke, aged
38, in child bearing. Interred 17 January 1852] |
| YORKE Harriet |
Vault |
345 |
Harriet
Yorke, widow of the late Rt Hon Charles Yorke, born [Harriet Manningham] 21 June 1763,
married 1 July 1790, died 10 May 1854
[interred 16 May 1854]. |
| YORKE Henry Reginald |
Vault |
455 |
[Ven'ble] Henry Reginald Yorke, Rector of Wimpole [Archdeacon of Huntingdon],
born 30 October 1802, died 25 September 1871. |
| YORKE Horatio Nelson |
Vault |
10 |
[Master] Horatio Nelson Yorke
[Son of Rear Admiral Sir Joseph Sidney
and Elizabeth Wheake, born the year after the Battle of Trafalgar], born 13 August 1806,
died 21 March 1814, aged
8
[interred 28 March 1814]. |
| YORKE Joseph Sydney |
Vault |
155 |
[Admiral
Sir] Joseph Sydney Yorke K.C.B.,
[Rear Admiral of the Blue] [One of the Lords
Commissioners to the Admiralty]
died 3 May 1831,
aged 63
[interred
14 May 1831]. |
| YORKE Reginald Beaumont |
1 |
506 |
In
loving memory of Reginald Beaumont Yorke, 3rd son of the Ven'ble
Henry Reginald Yorke [Archdeacon of Huntingdon], born 29 August 1845,
died 15 May 1881. |
| YORKE Victor Alexander |
Vault |
427 |
In memory of [Lieut
The Hon.] Victor Alexander Yorke died 23 December 1867 [aged
26]. |
| YOUNG Gillan Rosemary |
176 |
(59) |
In memory of
Gillian Rosemary Young
died 2 October 2015. |
| YOUNG Harriet |
7 |
530 |
"In memory of
Harriet
Young
born 20 March 1821
died 19 September 1885.
Erected to
her memory by the [5th] Earl & Countess of Hardwick and their
three children. In affectionate remembrance of her long and devoted
service.
Rest in the Lord".
[Image]
[PR: Harriett, of this parish,
aged 65 years, buried 23 September 1885] |
| Not known |
4 |
- |
[unmarked
grave] |
| Not known |
9 |
- |
Inscription
indecipherable |
| Not known |
11 |
? |
Here lieth the body of M H.....died the 13th.... |
| Not known |
45 |
- |
[unmarked grave] |
| Not known |
74 |
- |
[unmarked grave] |
| Not known |
75 |
- |
[unmarked grave] |
