23563968 Sergeant
J.F. EASTWOOD
Royal Army Medical Corps.
24th February 1973 age 34
Treasured Memories Of
My Husband John
And Loving Father
God Bless You
John was playing rugby when he sadly collapsed and died.
90 Sgt. Thomas EAYLES died 11th June 1871. Burial no. 215 C. of E
In Loving memory Of
Vincent EDMONDSON
Of Whitehaven, Cumberland
Aged 28 Years
Of The 2nd Royal Sussex Regt. (627)
Died 13 January 1885
Burial no 738 Church of England
F. EDWARDS Pte. 5th Dragoon Guards died 21st May 1900. No headstone. Burial no. 1174 Church of England. Pte Edwards is the subject of a study which was titled "A New Acid Fast Streptothrix, Pathogenic To Man And Animals" by Major C. Birt and Major W.B. Leishman. Pte. Edwards contracted a fever in the garrison of Ladysmith which was complicated with dysentery. The report details his post mortem.
In Loving Memory Of
Henry EDWARDS
Late RAMC
The Dearly Loved Husband Of
Margaret Edwards
Who died 13th May 1904 age 55 years
Burial no 718 Roman Catholic
In Memory Of
Staff Clerk Robert ELDER
Who died at Netley
11th November 1875
Aged 29 years
In Memory of
My beloved Mother
Elisabeth Jane ENSELL
Born 30th January 1823
Died 17th September 1914
Requiescat In Pace
Burial no. 1585 Church of England
Elisabeth nee STANDISH married Charles Holt Ensell in 1862 in Bray County Wicklow, Ireland. At the time of her death she was a widow, living at Netley with her son Revd Charles Standish Ensell who
was clerk to the
hospital chaplain.
Captain
C.W. EVA
Royal Army Service Corps
Died 8th June 1948
Age 48
(Clifford)
In Memoriam
David Arthur Taylor EVANS
Of the Royal Engineers
ETAT 30
Entered into Rest December 17th 1886
R.I.P.
David’s parents may have been David Evans from Camarthen and
Helen Eliza from Jamaica.
Sapper Edward FARMER Burial no. 748 C. of E.
William Roberts FARMAR
Major General
Who Entered Into Rest
26th July 1896 age 71
On the back of the headstone is written:
For Ten Years Assistant Commandant At Netley
William was married to Ellenor Louisa and lived at Bedford House in Polygon Rd Southampton. In the 1891 census, William age 66, wife Eleanor age 52, children, Beatrice 26, Ella 24, George 18, Rose 16, Violet 15 and Harold 12 all lived in Bedford House with 3 servants. He was a retired Major General.
William was born in Ireland. His parents were Hugh Hovell Farmer and Meliora Rickards-Mynors. He was married twice, firstly to Alicia Mary Cotgrave in 1851 with whom he had 4 children and later to Ellenor Louisa Girardot in 1863 with whom he had 10 children.
A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain - Burke
William Roberts Farmer, lieut. in her Majesty's 50th Queen's Own regiment, was present at the action at Budawal, 21 Jan. 1846, under Sir Harry Smith, and
subsequently at the battle of Alliwal, 28 Jan., where he was severely wounded by a grape-shot in the thigh whilst carrying the colours of his regiment. He has received a medal for his services.
Burke Irish Landed Gentry - 1912 edition
Major General in the Army, late Assistant-Commandant Royal Victoria Hospital,Netley.
Served in the 50th regiment., and was severely wounded at the battle of Aliwal,
served throughout the Indian Mutiny of 1857/8 in the 82nd regiment.
Bulletins and Other State Intelligence - 1868
75th Foot, Captain and Brevet-Major William Roberts Farmar, Captain of a Company of Gentlemen Cadets, Royal Military College, to be Captain, vice Irving Stenning Allfrey, transferred to the 13th
Foot. Dated 8th May, 1867.
Above information from:
http://www.anatpro.com/index_files/William_Roberts_Farmar.htm
Morning Post 28th July 1896
The Herald October 14th 1899. One was born about 1869 and the other 1877.
2019 Pte. Fred FAUX died 19th January 1871. Burial no. 192 C. of E. The F in his surname was transcribed wrongly as a J.
Sacred To The Memory Of
Charles David FERRIER
Major
West Yorkshire Regt.
Son of the late Major Ilay Ferrier
Of Belsyde, Linlithgow H.E.I.C.S.
Died 15th November 1892 aged 42
Burial no. 938 Church of England due to Cirrhosis of the liver
The 1881 census taken on Sunday April 3rd has Charles onboard “Jumna” He is listed as a Captain 2/4th Regt. born in Malacca East Indies, age 30 and married.
Possible parents for Charles are Ilay born in 1811 in Scotland and Catherine Maria De Wind. He may have had 8 siblings according to a family tree on Ancestry.
Anna Maria SMART may have been the wife of Charles. They had 5 children according to Martin Ferrier:
http://www.martinferrier.org.uk/joomla37/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=362
Captain Cyril Faure FIELD
108th Infantry, Indian Army
Born 16th May 1880
Died 26th April 1911
In the 1911 census taken on 2nd April, Cyril was
at Netley, A Captain age 30, single and born in Folkestone Kent.
Cyril Percival Caldwell Faure
Burial no. 1529 Church of England
In Loving Memory of Jeremiah FISHER
Late Sergt AHC
Died November 26 1887
Aged 57 Years
Also of Two of His Children
Richard & Francis
Who Died in Infancy
Francis Jeremiah was buried on 19th February 1870 aged 1 day. Chaplain W. Ponsford took the service.
I had a message from Mark Foot to see if I had any information about one of his ancestors Frederick George Foot. Luckily, I found some details about him online .
No. 4716 Frederick George FOOT was born in Cerne Abbas in Dorset. In 1903 aged 18 years, he was living in Ringwood Hampshire with a William Foot and was a baker.
He was 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighed 117 lbs, with blue eyes, brown hair and a scar on his right eye brow. He was Church of England and had his medical at Winchester. His father was George Foot of Upton Wood, Cerne Abbas in Dorset.
He signed his Attestation paper for the Militia or Reserve Division on the 28th September 1903 to serve in the 3rd Battalion Dorset Regiment.
On the 30th September 1903, Frederick signed his Short Service Attestation paper and his number was changed to 6945. He was at Dorchester from the 1st October 1903 and then went to Portland on the 7th January 1904.
On 23rd February 1905 he was examined for service and was pronounced fit. On the 28th February he went to India on the S.S. Syria? On the 21st March 1905 he was admitted into hospital with syphilis. He was given medication and was “apparently much improved” by August.
He was in hospital for 5 days in November 1906, from the 7th to the 12th not sure what was wrong but medical notes say “parasite found” so maybe stomach related? On the 21st of November 1906 he was admitted into hospital with dysentery and hepatitis and then transferred from India by ship on the 7th December 1906. He arrived at Netley and died on the 13th December 1906 at 8.15pm.
A later message from Mark reads:
What can I say as you have been so incredibly helpful. For your background Frederick George Foot was one of thirteen children of George Foot and Mary Ann nee Thorne. George ten had 2 children with Annie nee Flicker and non with third wife Sarah Newton.
From the first marriage there were 6 sons. Alfred was at the Chelsea barracks.Harry born 2/5/1885. No details but photo, Frederick George with all the info you supplied and Frank 1889 -1945. I
understand he was in the navy and was at the battle of Jutland. He apparently was a deserter but later went to New Zealand and joined the services there so lots to try and discover.
Very, very many thanks for all your wonderful help.
Mark sent me a photo of Frederick's brother's Frank and Alfred and Harry but doesn't have one of Frederick.
Frederick doesn't have a headstone. Burial no. 1444 Church of England
2702 Pte. H. FOSTER died 17th November 1879. He was in the Army Service Corps. No headstone. Burial no. 558 C of E.
In Loving Memory Of
My Husband Sgt. T. FOSTER
Late IACC who died 30th March 1934
Aged 30
From Wife and Daughter Hazel
(Tom)
Burial no. 2148 Church of England 4740300 Indian Corps Clerks?
Erected By His
Comrades At Netley
As A Mark Of Esteem
And in Remembrance Of
Corporal E.B. FOURAKER
R.A.M.C.
Died 30th April 1904 aged 34 Years
“Thy Will Be Done”
1881 census has Edward aged 15 living with his parentsThomas and Bertha and 2 brothers in Devon. Thomas is a Chemist employing 2 boys.
Corporal Edward Blane Fouraker age 24 is in the incoming passenger list from Barbados to Southampton on February 14th 1901. Ship’s name is “Para”.
There is a Corporal Edward B. Fouraker in the 1901 census at
Aldershot Military Barracks in the RAMC aged 23 and born in Exeter Devon.
Thy Will Be Done
In Loving memory Of
George Louis FOWLES
Lieutenant Quartermaster
Died January 1891
Aged 44 Years
“Blessed are the…..
Charles was married to Charlotte Elisabeth nee Lawrence.
In Loving Memory of Our Dear Mother Charlotte Elisabeth FOWLES
Widow of the Late Lt. G. Fowles died 2nd July
1900 aged 49
“I heard the voice of…..
In the 1891 census, Charlotte 40 is a widow living on an army widows pension. She is living at no. 5 Victoria Rd (next door but one to Violet ADAMS who is also buried at Netley) with daughters Nelly 19, Agnes 15, Alice 8 and sons George 10 and John 5. Charlotte was born in Ireland.
Burial no. 1189 Church of England
Alfred FOXCROFT age 29 years buried September 3rd 1902. No headstone.
Alfred was in the Damants Horse Regiment. He died due to an accident in Southampton on August 30th.
22363144 Sergeant
D. FRANK
Royal Army Medical Corps
Died 23rd March 1962 age 30
Treasured Memories Of
A Dear Son and Grandson
Donald was in an accident on Northam Bridge Southampton. He was living in Co. Durham at time of his death.
In Loving Memory Of
Frank FRANKISH
Sergt. 1st Shropshire Regt.
Died December 28th 1883
Shortly After His Return From
The Egyptian Campaign.
Aged 29 Years
Erected By His
Sorrowing Widow
Burial no. 715 Church of England
In the 1881 census, there is a Sgt. Frank Frankish age 29, a soldier, married at Cowley Military Barracks. He was born in Attercliffe Yorkshire.
Pte. Hugh FRASER Southern Echo 21st Feb. 1903
"Goodbye Daddy"
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