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*Sandra*
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Ernest Alfred Upcott - The Pall Mall Gazette London, Greater London.
29 May 1880, Sat - Page 7
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/65080611/ernest-alfred-upcott-29-may-1990/
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Re: Upcott family of Cullompton, Devon
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Thanks Sandra for all this additional information.
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Dave Jones
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After committing suicide, by cutting his throat, Charles John Upcott was buried in Cullompton Cemetery on Saturday 23rd April 1898, after a service in the chapel there.
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Thanks for this information. I also saw this is a newspaper archive.
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There is an Upcott family vault inscribed "Upcott family of Raddon" inside the church at Thorverton dated late 1800s . I moved to Thorverton about a year ago and was looking at the vaults inside recently . Raddon is a hamlet close to Thorverton and also a few miles from Cullompton
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