M inscriptions for Crook

[tomatillo]

Dear Adam,
I would be very grateful if you would be able to give me the inscriptions for Fryer - my grandfather tells me that there was a large monument to that branch of his family between the old and new cemeteries in Crook if that helps at all!

Many thanks for your help - my brother was able to visit the grave of our GGG grandparents a few weeks ago thanks to an inscription that you gave on another thread,

[Adamand]

Hello Janet. Here they are. Hope they are your family:-

In loving memory of Dorothy Patterson of Milburn street, Crook, died July/12/1887 aged 68 years.
Also William, her husband, died July/24/1865 aged 53 years.
Also Lucy, their daughter, died March/5/1872 aged 27 years.
Also Robert, their son, died October/18/1876 aged 34 years.
Also William, their son, died April/9/1885 aged 44 years.

In loving memory of James William, the beloved son Grace and the late William Patterson of Milburn street, Crook, who died June/18/1902 aged 21 years.
Also Mary, their daughter, who died June/6/1896 aged 26 years.
Also the above Grace patterson, who died March/10/1923 aged 78 years.

This next one is part of a broken monument:-

William Patterson, who died January/24/1915 aged 72 years.

Adam

[Adamand]

Hello Tomatilo. I am glad that my other posting has helped you with your GGG Grandparents. Here is the only gravestone for Fryer

I loving memory of Frances, wife of Robert Fryer of Waterhouses, who died December/14/1888 aged 26 years.

Adam

[tomatillo]

Many thanks again Adam

[jwpstree]

Dear Adam
Thank you very much for looking them up for me.
The last grave is certainly our family - it is my husbands g.g grandmother's.
The others are not known to me, but I'll be researching them to see if they are related.
Yours Janet

[benlyfreak]

Hi Adam,

Would be grateful if you can let me know what there is for the Eddy family at Crook.

Some of my Eddy's spent a fair bit of time between Guisborough area and Gatehead. I know Whikham was one stop off point, and Crook may have been another.

Thanks in advance 

[Adamand]

I do not know if this Eddy is a surname or a christian name. Possibly a son of Elizabeth?
I usually think of the  Eddy christian name as Eddie.

In affectionate memory of William Eddy, the beloved son of William and Elizabeth Buston of Crook, who was accidentally killed on December/24/1881 aged 15 years.

Adam

[Okkie]

Would it be possible to see the Vart inscriptions from Crook?

Many thanks, Jackie

[chrissie0143]

Hello Adam,
If its not too much trouble for you,Please could you tell me what you have on the LOWTHER name please...
Many thanks to you
Chrissie