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Frank
Bamping 2 March 2000
Inscriptions in the Churchyard, of Hartley, Kent
Taken in Sept. 1890
Ann first the wife of Thomas CROHURST, yeoman, of the Parish of Stone, deceased, but late the wife of Edward THORPE of this parish, died February 7 1776 aged 85. Also the said Edward Thorpe died March ye 8 1779 aged 89.Stones in the Eastern and Southern parts of the Yard.
1. Head by East window (with Cherubs' heads &c)
28. Head Mary
TULLOCH late of London 13 July 1844 aged 65. Left issue one son viz James.
29. Head Hannah wife of William OLIVER died 6 December 1800 aged
54. William her husband died 22 March 1819 aged 77. Left issue 2 sons viz
William and George.
30. Head Eleanor wife of William OLIVER of Meopham died 8 May
1853 aged 75. William Oliver died 17 July 1865 aged 81.
31. Cross Erected by loving Relations and Friends to the memory
of William ELCOMB who died February 1 1888 aged 77 having filled the office of
Parish Clerk for 40 years. Maria and Harriet daughters of the above.
32. Cross Richard JONES died April 5 1859 aged 60
33. On the north side of the yard there is at present (1890)
only one inscription viz on a wooden cross - Little May, youngest child of
Joseph and Lucy JESSUP died October 24 1883.
End of Hartley Churchyard
Thorpe in the Registrum Roffense gives on page 1001 the following inscriptions in - Hartley Church
On the North side is a neat mural monument of white marble with this inscription -
34. Near this place lyes the body of James Burrow late of Kingsdown, gent. He departed this life 20 December 1728 aged 53 years. Also Elizabeth his wife and daughter of John Cox of Stansted, gent. She departed this life 14 February 1729 aged 49. And also two of their children viz James and Thomas.
On the top of the monument are these arms
viz Azure, three fleurs de lis ermine, impaling sable a chevron argent between
three altires of a stag fixed to the scalp of the second. Crest, on a wreath a
falcon volant argent, jessed and belled, gorged with a ducal coronet or.
35. In the chancel on the South side is a grave stone of black marble with
this inscription -
Here lyeth interred the body of Sarah, the wife of Edward Thorp of this parish
who died the 6th of November 1747 aged 67 years.
INDEX TO HARTLEY M.I.s
Compiled by Zena Bamping
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Name Index Allen, 6, 8. Bensted, 11, 12, 13. Best, 14. Burrow, 34. Cooper, 18. Cox, 34. Crowhurst, 1. Deane, 15. |
Elcomb, 31. Glover, 4. Goldsmith, 10. Hart, 16. Hayes, 25. Hogben, 17. Jessup, 33. Jones, 32.
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Knowles, 9. Loft, 5. Oliver, 16, 27, 29, 30. Page, 26. Paine, 24. Parsons, 13. Piggott, 16. Pink, 22.
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Thorpe, 1, 35. Threadwell, 23. Treadwell, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27. Trimmer, 7. Tulloch, 28. Underhill, 2. Wickenden, 3. |
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Places INDEX Ash, 16. Fawkham, 18. |
Gravesend, 22. Kingsdown, 34 |
London, 28. London, St Mary le Strand, 26 |
Meopham, 30. Stansted, 34. |
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