Morecambe Methodist 1901 burial

[Radcliff]

Buried in the same Grave
Evelyn Marshall aged 6 months feb 23rd 1899
I think it says Elizabeth not quite sure aged 72, December 15th 1903
Clara Marshall aged 68 ,18/7/1930
Grave in name of Willy Marshall,
writings a bit blurry

[Radcliff]

no second internment means he was the second person to be buried in the grave

[ccmmgr]

P.R. Passmore was very likely a relative as the families were married into one another. I wonder if P.R. Passmore is correct - my great-great grandfather Joseph Passmore did serve the Wesleyan circuit in the area around this time so it is quite possible he would have taken the service.

[ccmmgr]

Buried in the same Grave
Evelyn Marshall aged 6 months feb 23rd 1899
I think it says Elizabeth not quite sure aged 72, December 15th 1903
Clara Marshall aged 68 ,18/7/1930
Grave in name of Willy Marshall,
writings a bit blurry

Wonderful detail, thank you so, so much.

Ah yes, of course RE: second internment - brain not working as currently down with something nasty (mercifully not the dreaded!)

[Radcliff]

order 2505
register of burial no, 1912
Date of internment, 23rd Feb 1899 at 3 o'clock,
Evelyn Marshall,
daughter of John Willis Marshall
aged 6 months,
abode 6 Winterdene Terrace
Grave purchased by John Willis Marshall,

[Radcliff]

Martha Marshall
spinster
aged 68 years
buried 18th July 1930, at 2.30 pm
her address when she died 76 Byron Road Blackpool
buried by Mark Lund Minister, 80 Warbreck Hill Road Blackpool

[Radcliff]

Morecambe cemetery order books
No of order,3318,
register of burial no, 2526
Eliza Marshall widow of Henry Marshall
abode 51 Parliament st
interned at3 o'clock on the 15th June 1903
3rd Internment
service by the Reverend P R Passmore Wesleyan Minister,

[JenB]

Thank you so much for this - I wonder what it means by 2nd internment - that they re-buried him for some reason? Goodness. Thank you both again.

As Radcliff has said, this was the 2nd interment (note spelling ) in this grave.

Here's a link to the Graves Register
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-Z9V6-2?i=224&cat=996486

[JenB]

P.R. Passmore was very likely a relative as the families were married into one another. I wonder if P.R. Passmore is correct - my great-great grandfather Joseph Passmore did serve the Wesleyan circuit in the area around this time so it is quite possible he would have taken the service.

I think it's likely to have been Philip R. Passmore, who was also a Wesleyan Minister, resident in Townley Street, Morecambe in 1901.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X9GB-MJ2