BELAUGH Grave photo ???

[sezelmg]

Hi,

Does anyone live in or near Belaugh who'd be willing to take a photo of a grave for me?

If there is someone who'd be able to help, let me know and I'lll send details.

Many thanks in advance.

Sarah 

[The Scrubber]

Hi Sarah
I live about 4 miles from Belaugh if you give me details l will try to get the photo this week end all being well. I have been in the grave yard befor and some of the stones are very worn but l will do my best.
Tony

[sezelmg]

That would be fantastic thanks Tony.

I'm looking for Elizabeth Howlett died 1839. Wife of Joshua Culling.

I'm sure its there because I've had correspondance with someone who mentions it, so fingers crossed its quite clear.

I really appreciate your time & effort...thankyou.

best wishes Sarah 

[sezelmg]

Sorry Tony,

Obviously she's Elizabeth Culling on the grave not Howlett !

Sarah

[The Scrubber]

hi Sarah
Went to the grave yard, had a look around, not a sign of Elizabeths grave, i thought it seemed funny that someone had seen it before then my wife looked at your email and told me the Belaugh grave yard we were in was infact spelt Bylaugh oops!! so we looked on the map and saw it your Belaugh was only 15 miles away so of we went.what a lovely little village just the one little road into it which terminates there and a steep road down to the river of that road is a little track that leads up to the church. To get into the grave yard from the church car park you climb up these wooden steps and just inside the yard is the stone you wanted me to photograph. i took several photos but l cant see how l can send them on this sight, if you give me your email address l can send them then unless you know how to send photos on this sight?
Anyway l sat on the well mown grass and wrote down what was on the stone just in case you cant make it out on the photos.
To The Memories of ELIZABETH The wife of  Joshua Culling of this parish, who was accidentally killed at Sprowston on the 2nd of Feb 1839 in the 52nd year of her age.
Then l noticed next door to that stone was.
Sacred to the memory of Matilda the beloved wife of Thomas Harvey and second daughter of Joshua and Eliz h Culling of this parish, who departed this life Sept 28th 1833 aged 20 years.
reader seek not on this perishable stone any eulogium of her many virtues, they are far more indelibly engraved on the hearts of her surviving parents, her afflicted husband and her infant child and sympathizing friends.
I did look around foe more related stones but there were none.
I hope this will help you Sarah let me know about sending the photo's?

All the best
Tony

[sezelmg]

Tony,

How kind you are. I'm glad it was a lovely village to make your trip worth while. I look forward to seeing the photo's. I live in Kent and hope to get to Belaugh one day soon, your description makes me want to go even more now ! I have 3 young children, so what I'd like to do and when I get to do it are very different 

Thanks again for all your efforts & kindness

Regards and very best wishes
Sarah