M Inscriptions for Etherley, St Cutberts

[Adamand]

Hello Lisa. here they are:-

Sacred to the memory of Joseph Wake, dearly beloved husband of Sarah Atkinson of Toft Hill, born December/12/1842, died July/2/1923.
Also the above Sarah Atkinson, born July/25/1846, died April/23/1926

To the glory of God and in pious memory of the holy dead. Erected by Charles Atkinson, rector 1908.

Adam

[joy71179]

Hi Adam 

Me again. 

Could I have the Crosby MI for Etherley & Witton Park/Escomb. 

Thanks in advance. 

Joy

[Adamand]

Hello Joy. You did not acknowledge the post 229 on the Wolsingham thread.
Was the information of no use?

Adam

[joy71179]

Hi Adam 

Sorry, I overlooked your reply at the time - but it isn't  the people I was looking for. 

Thanks again for your help. 

Joy

[Adamand]

Hello Joy. Here they are:-

Sacred to the memory of Henry the beloved son of Henry and Frances Elliott of Etherley, who died August/5/1880 aged 18 years.
And of William Elliott, brother of the above Henry Elliott, who died September/15/1882 aged 34 years.
Also Mary Ann Crosby, niece to the above, who died December/12/1881 aged 8 years.

In affectionate remembrance of Edward Crosby of Etherley, who died November/3/1897 aged 74 years.
Also Mary Ann Crosby, the beloved wife of the above, who died April/25/1892 aged 89 years.

Adam

[joy71179]

Hi Adam 

Thanks again for your help. 

Joy

[anasgran]

HI, I am new to this, but noticed you had mentioned you had inscriptions for Rowley in Etherley Church, I wondered if you could help me, I believe two or three of my family members are buried there and wondered if you knew the names on the inscriptions. 

[Adamand]

Hello Anasgran. There is 1 gravestone for Rowley.
I can only give the inscription for one of the names because the other two are way past my cut off date for listing here.

In loving memory of Eli Rowley, schoolmaster for 42 years, born 5/October/1857 and died 11/October/1927.
I will send the rest (what can be read by the personal message option).

Adam

[anasgran]

Hi, thank you very much for the information, that is my greatgrandfather, I had been round the churchyard a few years ago but found nothing, so am pleased to see there is a stone, and will pay anothers visit.