To The Dear Memory of Major William McElrea SNODGRASS Military Cross R.A.M.C.
Who died on February 1st 1934 in Netley Hospital age 43
Among The Chosen Few
Among The Very Fine
The Very True
Burial Record no. 442 Presbyterian
And Kathleen Mabel His Wife
who died on March 16th 1988 aged 89
In Loving Memory Of
Mrs. K. SPACKMAN
Who Died April 10th 1906
Aged 47 Years
Kathleen.
Lucretia SPARSHOTT age 59 buried February 28th 1907. No headstone.
Lucretia lived at No. 4 Hound Rd Netley.
Lucretia was married to James who worked at the hospital.
In Loving Memory
Of
Emily Elizabeth SPARY
The Beloved Wife Of
Sergt. Major F.J. SPARY
R.A.M.C.
Who Departed This Life
On The 12th October 1917
Aged 47 Years
A True And Loving Wife
Emily was married to Frederic who was a Staff Sergeant RAMC at the hospital.
In Loving Memory Of Frederick George
The Beloved Husband Of Alice SPURDEN
Who Fell Asleep November 8th 1930
In Loving Memory Of
Robert Souter St. CLAIR R.A.M.C.
Who Died At The
Royal Victoria Hospital Netley
3rd May 1924
Aged 33
Regt. no 5980
In Loving Memory Of
My Husband
Adam St. GEORGE Lieutenant R.F.A.
Died 25th September 1909 Aged 49
Loving Mummie May
God Rest Your Dear Soul
May Ellen STEER
Dear Wife And Comrade Of
Sergeant Major George Steer AMCorps
Died 15th October 1931 Aged 41
C.S.M H.STOKER
Royal Tank Corps
Died 22nd January 1928
Aged 35
Regt. no.7869325
Henry was born in Northumberland.
Burial no 2111 Church Of England
In Loving Memory Of
James Locke STUART
Late 1st Battalion
Shropshire Regt. (53rd)
Who Died June 30th 1894
Aged 35 Years
I Know That My Redeemer Liveth
In Loving Memory Of
Quarter Master Sergeant Joseph William
SUTHERLAND
1st A & S Highlanders
Who Died 18th May 1910
Aged 38
Sutherland Northern Times 9th June 1910.
Isaac TAYLOR died 24th February 1875
1232 Pte. Robert TAYLOR died 1st June 1879 at 10am in ward no. 16a from an Hepatic abscess. He was 34 years old.
Burial record no. 538 Church of England. No headstone.
I had a message from Pauline Drury in July 2013 to ask if I could check and see if her relative Henry THEXTON who died in 1872 was buried in the cemetery. Luckily, she had the full date of death which made the checking easier. I had a look and he was there but was recorded as having the name Henry Phepton!
Pauline writes:
Henry Thexton was born 7 November 1838 in Derby the son of John Thexton and Ann Pimm
Henry Thexton was a private in the 95th Foot Derbyshires stationed in Poona, East Indies in 1861 ref army records WO/12/8560
He married Letitia Elizabeth Rudd (nee Musk) on the 1 October 1867 in Mhow India
When Henry's son Henry Aaron was born 15 May 1868 in Mhow Indore, central India, Bengal, Henry senior was a corporal in the 95th Foot Regiment. Henry Aaron Thexton died 2 October 1869 in Mhow,
Bengal.
Two years later 1 August 1870 his 2nd Son Alfred Ernest Musk Thexton was born at Colaba, Bombay India, Henry Senior was either in the 95th Foot or the 5th Regiment. Alfred Thexton was found on the
1881 Census in Derby living with his Grandmother Ann Thexton (nee Pimm)
When Henry died on the 14 April 1872, he was a private in the lst 5th Regiment of Foot, he was 33 years old, and died of an Aneurism 6 days certified, at Royal Victoria Hosptial Hound, South
Stoneham, Southampton
Thanks to Julie Green, I have found that Henry Thexton was buried in Netley Cemetery on the 18 April 1872, a private in the 5th Regiment of Foot, regimental number 2062, but the person who
entered the details but Phepton instead of Thexton. Nothing is know of Henry's wife Letitia Thexton, I feel she may have died in India, she had been married before to Robert William Rudd in 1862.
Henry doesn't have a headstone.
Glad to have helped. Thank you Pauline.
99457 Sergeant FREDERICK Chas. TIERNEY
In Memory Of
FREDERICK Chas. TIERNEY
Sergeant
Royal Garrison Artillery
Who met his death by falling from the troopship “Sicilia”
In Southampton Docks
April 7th 1904 aged 29 years
The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away
Blessed be the name of the Lord
Burial no 1378 Church of England
Coventry Evening Telegraph 9th April 1904.
“The funeral of Bandsman Frederick TODD, son Sergeant-Major J. Todd and Mrs. Todd, of the Post Office, Bampton, has taken place in the burial grounds Netley Hospital. The coffin, covered with the Union Jack, was placed on a gun wagon. six bearers walked beside the coffin, under the charge of a Captain. Behind were his parents.
Chaplain Wright officiated ;the coffin had a plate with the inscription “Bandsman Frederick Todd. 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabineers), died 27th November, 1907 ".The Deceased, on leaving India, brought with him excellent testimonials from the Chaplains stationed in Bangalore and the deceased used to preside at the organ for the religious service, and also for the Bandmaster regiment.”
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette 2nd December 1907.
Burial no. 1469 Church of England.
Michael TROY
Late Bandmaster
1st XX Regt.
Died February 3rd 1880
Aged 41 Years
Requiescat in pace
Michael was born in Ennis Clare Ireland.
George Henry TULIP pensioner late Royal Artillery was buried on 4th March 1936 age 40.
Hampshire Advertiser 7th March 1936
1708 Pte. Adam VENTRE died 23rd June 1871. Burial no. 220 C. of E.
Lieutenant Alexander VINGOE MBE is on the Burials With Medals and Awards tab.
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