Colour-Sergeant

Harry J.D. ROGERS

      A.H.C.

Died 31st January 1878

     Aged 35

Harry Joseph D.

In Memory Of Sarah O ROSE

Who Died September 17th 1875

Aged 30

God Is Not The God Of The Dead

But Of The Living.....?

Sarah Ormiston Rose. Burial record no. 395 CofE.

Hugh Rose contacted me and shared the information that he found on Sarah's death certificate. She was a nursing sister at Netley and she died from phthisis (pulmonary TB).  Information about this lovely lady is very hard to find, maybe you can help?

In Loving Memory Of

My Brother

William ROSE Bdr. R.A.

Died September 5th 1927

Aged 30 Years

And With The Morn Those Angel Faces Smile

Which I Have Loved Long Since And Lost Awhile

Christopher Orlebar ROWLANDSON

Lieutenant Light Infantry

Died 16th April 1909 Aged 28

Burial no 1499 Church of England

Lots of information and a photo of him on the Durham County Council web site:

http://dre.durham.gov.uk/pgDre.aspx?ID=DLI6288





Sacred to the Memory of My Beloved Husband Colour Sergeant (1324 )WALTER JOHN RUMSEY 1^st East Surrey Regiment who died 10^th February 1902 aged 34.

Also of His Beloved Daughter Florence Adelaide Louisa Buried in the Red Sea on November 16^th 1901 aged 2 Years.

“Thy Will Be Done”

Walter was married to Adelaide Woods who had a son in 1898 named Walter T.J.Rumsey who was born in India and a son in 1902 named John Herbert Alfred Rumsey. She later went on to marry George Henry CURD

Burial no 1286 Church of England

Walter was in the Lunatic Hospital at Netley.

To The Beloved Memory Of

    Lieut. Colonel

William Albert RUSSELL

Army Veterinary Dept.

Born January 6th 1841, Died October 18th 1906

Also Of Alma C.I. RUSSELL His Wife

Born January 23rd 1855, Died October 24th 1914

Them Also That Are Fallen Asleep In Jesus Will

God Bring With Him.

In Ever Loving Memory Of a Dear Son Edward SAMMONS A/A RAF Died 7th July 1928 aged 17

Aircraft Artificer?

In Loving memory Of

Bandsman A. SCARLETT

1st Con. Rangers

Died February 2nd 1913 Aged 24 Years

               R.I.P.

This Stone Was Erected By His

Comrades In The Band.

In Loving Memory Of Our Dear Father Joseph SHAW

Who Died April 6th 1953 Aged 75 Years

Late 2nd Btn, Royal Welch Fusiliers

Steve Crook wrote on my Requests for help page. Thank you.

My Great grandfather Joseph Shaw is buried in the cemetery he was wounded in France in 1914 and shipped back to the hospital, his family were moved to the hospital to be near him and have lived in the village ever since, on his discharge he decided to stay in the village and in later life worked as the gate keeper for the hospital.

Joseph was living at no. 66 Victoria Road at the time of his death. A.J. Beach, Vicar of Netley took the service.

6785Corporal FREDERICK THOMAS SHOBRIDGE

Sacred To The Memory Of

Frederick Thomas Shobridge

Corporal R.A.M.C.

Who Fell Asleep 17^th March 1900

Aged 38 years

Erected by his Widow, Officers and men of the R.A.M.C. stationed at Netley

The 1891 census records him as a Private, unmarried at Netley .He was born in Tunbridge Wells, Kent around 1862.

Frederick married Mary Jane Meirs in 1898 on the Isle of Wight

1911 census records her as living with her mother and auntie back on the Isle of Wight in Newport.

Burial no 1161 Church of England

In Memory Of

Sergeant George SHORT

Tenth (P.W.O.) Royal Hussars

Who Died

At Netley Hospital

On The 9th August 1894

Aged 27 Years

Erected As A Token Of Esteem

For Their Departed Comrade

By The N.C. Officers

 Of The Regiment.

In Loving memory Of My Dear Husband

Frederick George Berry SMITH C.O. M/SJT K.R.R.C.

Who Fell Asleep February 18th 1929 Aged 39 Years

And Kathleen Mary SMITH Beloved Wife Of Frederick Smith

November 17th 1906 - February 2nd 2004

To The Memory Of

   The Late

Private R.W. SMITH

1st Bn Welsh Regiment

Died At Netley 22nd February 1893

Aged 24 Years