M Inscriptions for Lanchester

[Adamand]

Hello Bne. Here is the inscription :-

In affectionate remembrance of Cuthbert Musgrove of Craghead, who died February/16/1873 aged 73 years.
Also Mary his wife, who died June/17/1875 aged 89 years.
Also Joseph their son, who died February/23/1865 aged 35 years.
Also George Musgrove Rippon, who died on Saturday October/27/1877 aged 24 years.
Also Elizabeth Blake Musgrove, died February/24/1871 aged 1 year.

It is the first time that  have seen an actual day mentioned on a gravestone inscription (George  Musgrove Rippon)

Adam

[fernvic]

Hi Adam,   Thankyou for the inscriptions for Hankey and Wilkinson. I'm sorry there is no connection to mine.

THANKYOU for your time I greatly appreciate it.

Regards   Linda.

[megandjacksnan]

Hi information for the burial of William Jackson 1855 in Lanchester please

Many thanks

Sheila

[Adamand]

Hello again. Here it is:-

Sacred to the memory of John Thomas Suthern? Jackson, infant son of William Jackson, surgeon of Lanchester, and Mary his wife. He was taken away from the evil to come April/11/1855 aged 6 months.

Adam

[megandjacksnan]

Thanks Adam.  That gives me something to think about

Regards Sheila

[Quinlyn]

Hi Adam,

I have enjoyed reading the earlier postings - I  have read through them all and got some information for the STOREY and PALLISTER relatives.

I don't think you have done any postings on the NIXON family, but I would be grateful for those if you have the time to do them.

Many thanks,
Michael

[Adamand]

Hello Michael. Here is the inscription for the only stone for Nixon:-

Departed this life December/2/1798, Thomas Nixon aged 82 years.
John Nixon son of Thomas and Ann Nixon, August/17/1820 aged 77 years.

Adam

[Quinlyn]

Hi Adam,

Thanks for that information - I will add that to the file.  I wonder if you go out and take a look at the gravestones each time you get a request or whether you have a list all typed up in advance?  Either way, it must have taken you a great deal of time and energy. 

If you ever come across a Phoebe Hovells (could be written as Hovels or Hovvels) or a Thomas Allison (his wife was called Ann) on your travels, would you please let me know, as I have been searching for these two relatives for some time now?

Thanks again for your help - it is appreciated.

Kind regards,
Michael

[Jolly Roger]

Hi Adam,

Could you please when you have time no hurry post the Towards you have in Lanchester, I have some from around that area.

Regards and thanks Roger