M Inscriptions for Willington

[diavalos]

Hi
Thanks for that. It is the right family and a child i did not know about. If it is not too much trouble do you have anything for Hatley,i see it is on your list.
They were related to the Goldsborough family by marriage.
Thankyou

[Adamand]

Hello again. Just the one for Hatley:-

In loving memory of Julia Hatley, beloved wife of Isaiah Hatley of Willington, who died 18/February/1911 aged 67 years.
Also the above Isaiah Hatley, who died 14/July/1920 aged 78 years.

Adam

[diavalos]

Brilliant thats another hit.
Thankyou

[mikayla]

Hi,
  Wondering if you have the details for Gott,poss James and Ellen,james born penshaw abt 1835 not sure about ellen,would be very much appreciated,many thanks for doing this work,I have done similair here in ayr for monumental inscriptions and really get a lot of satisfaction from it,
   Kind Regards Pauline mackie nee Wigham

[Adamand]

Hello Pauline. Here they are:-

Sacred to the memory of John George, son of Nathan and Jane Gott, who died February/9/1870 aged 5 months.

In memory of Ellen, the beloved wife of James Gott, who died July/31/1885 aged 54 years.
Also Eleanor, beloved daughter of John and Jane Ann Gott, who died March/5/1907 aged 1 year and ? months.
Also Mary Ellen, beloved daughter of John and Jane Ann Gott, who died November/4/1883 aged 5 years.
Also in memory of the aforementioned James Gott of Brancepeth Colliery, who died May/17/1904 aged 72 years.

Adam

[mikayla]

What can I say,thankyou ever so much Adam,this has given me info that completes my paternal side and opens new avenues as to who is the other gotts,obviously related as buried in the same lair too,
     Kind Regards Pauline

[Brian]

Hello Adam,
Could you look for the Minns MIs please.

Many thanks
Brian

[Adamand]

Hello Brian. Just the one gravestone inscription:-

In loving memory of Lois Elizabeth, beloved wife of George Minns, who died 14/July/1936 aged 56 years.

Adam

[Brian]

Cheers Adam,
That would be Lois Elizabeth (nee Garrard).  They were living in Katherine St in 1911 when George was a Slater.
Thanks for your hard work.
Brian