Christ Church, Cheltenham
Monumental Inscriptions
Christ Church, Cheltenham is situated in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England.
The first volume of Gloucestershire Notes and Queries was published in 1881, edited by Rev. Beaver H. Blacker, M.A. The notes below are taken from this volume, and the spelling and grammar are as the original. The surnames have been put in capitals to aid identification.
This list covers only memorial inscriptions within Christ Church, and was compiled in 1876. Additions are most welcome
There are forty-nine inscriptions, of which literal copies have been taken; and the following is an index to the names mentioned therein, with the date of death in each case :-
William BARNETT, Esqr. |
Mar. 26, 1867 |
Archibald William BAXTER |
June 14, 1844 |
Thomas Joseph BAXTER |
Sept. 25, 18412 |
William BAXTER |
Sept. 7, 1846 |
William Richard BAXTER |
Nov. 3, 1841 |
Lady Elizabeth BIGNOLD |
March 30, 1860 |
Lieut-Col, Abraham BOLTON |
March 20, 1857 |
Charles Thomas Lyndon BOLTON |
Oct. 5, 1848 |
Eliza Fanny BOLTON |
May 13, 1848 |
Feb. 9, 1861 |
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Edward BUBB |
Aug. 27, 1859 |
George Turner BUBB |
Aug. 30, 1857 |
John BUBB, Solicitor |
Oct. 21, 1862 |
Sarah Nancy BUBB |
Feb. 18, 1876 |
Thomas Wallis BUBB |
Dec. 17, 1858 |
Frances CAPPER |
June 7, 1850 |
Mary Ann CAPPER |
Aug. 28, 1861 |
Robert CAPPER [Junr] |
Jan. 12, 1847 |
Robert CAPPER, Esq. |
April 22, 1851 |
Capt. Christopher CODRINGTON |
Nov. 5, 1841 |
Anne CURRY |
May 2, 1873 |
Letitia CURRY |
March 9, 1869 |
Lieut. William DALZELL |
March 1, 1842 |
Amelia FANCOURT |
Jan. 7, 1852 |
Martin FARRINGTON, 15th Hussars |
May 2, 1863 |
Mary Jane FENN |
Dec. 30, 1870 |
Mary Jane Bignold FENN |
Aug. 21, 1860 |
Samuel Bignold FENN |
Oct. 30, 1868 |
Lieut.-Gen. [Thomas] FIDDES, "Bengal Army" |
April 13, 1863 |
Colonel David HARRIOTT, C.B. |
Sept. 6, 1851 |
Charles Crosland HAY, Esq. |
July 29, 1858 |
Janette HAY |
May 5, 1851 |
John Monckton HAY, B.C.S. |
June 11, 1843 |
Capt. Robert HAY, H.E.I.C.S. |
Aug. 16, 1849 |
Lieut. William HAY, B.A. |
June 7, 1851 |
Eleanor JOPP |
Jan. 5, 1859 |
Charles Turton KAYE, Esqr., M.C.S. |
Aug. 24, 1846 |
Major Thomas John KEARNEY |
June 1, 1857 |
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Henry Sheehy KEATING, K.C.B. |
Sep.12, 1847 |
Lady Marianne KEATING |
Feb. 22, 1850 |
Lieut.-Col. Charles Pratt KENNEDY, B.H.A. |
May 25, 1875 |
John Frederick LEES, Esqr., J.P. |
Sep. 18, 1867 |
Campbell LIMOND, B.C.S |
Dec. 1, 1859 |
Susan Elizabeth LINGWOOD |
March 28, 1862 |
Lieut. J.R. MACPHERSON, Bengal Army |
Aug. 27, 1861 |
Sara NEWTON |
Oct. 8, 1853 |
Thomas NEWTON |
Nov. 15, 1849 |
Barbara ROBINSON |
Sep. 19, 1863 |
Ellin ROYDS |
March 14, 1827 |
John Gilbert ROYDS, Esqr. |
Sep. 11, 1849 |
Ann Mina Emily SAVARY |
Oct. 15, 1862 |
Mary Elizabeth SAVARY |
March 29, 1866 |
Henrietta Augusta SHAWE |
March 16, 1872 |
Emily Elizabeth SHERWOOD |
March 22, 1857 |
Mary Anne SHERWOOD |
July 12, 1875 |
Richard Crosier SHERWOOD, Esqr. |
Feb. 7, 1850 |
Capt. Richard Surtees SHERWOOD |
Dec. 19, 1855 |
Sophia SHULDHAM |
Feb. 8, 1855 |
Mary SYKES |
Feb. 25, 1844 |
Lieut-Gen. Richard TICKELL, C.B. |
Aug. 3, 1855 |
Lieut. Willam Lockett TROTTER, B.N.I. |
Aug. 25, 1857 |
Henry Zouch TURTON |
June 29, 1847 |
Colonel Joseph TURTON, B.H.A. |
Aug. 17, 1858 |
Marie TURTON |
March 6, 1875 |
Mary Dora TURTON |
Aug. 8, 1855 |
James WEBSTER, Esq., J.P., D.L. |
Dec. 6, 1858 |
Anne WHISH |
Christmas Night 1863 |
Jonathan WILLIAMSON, Esq. |
Feb. 23, 1864 |
There have not been any interments at Christ Church.
Notes
Lieut. Gen. Sir H.S. KEATING, K.C.B., was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Cheltenham.
The Principal Monuments erected in memory of Captain BOYD, R.N., are at Kingstown, Co. Dublin (close to where he perished), and in St. Patrick's National Cathedral, Dublin. The monument referred to above was "erected by thirty members of the congregation of this church, in which his brother [the present Dean of Exeter] ministered for eighteen years.
Lieut-Gen. FIDDES. The Christian name of this officer
was Thomas only. A very short obituary notice appears in the Cheltenham
Examiner of April 15, 1863, which speaks of him as "Major-General Fiddes."
According to this paper he had been a resident in Cheltenham for nearly twenty
years. A cadet of 1804, he became colonel (regimental rank) Aug. 9, 1843, and
lieutenant-general in the army Sept. 15, 1856. At the time of his decease he is
entered as colonel of the 5th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry, and "on furlough"
(Indian Army and Civil Service List, 1863).
Colonel Fiddes (he did not become a major-general until June 20, 1854) finally
returned to England on permanent furlough February 10, 1845, and died at his
residence, Oakfield, Cheltenham, April 13, 1863, at the age of eighty-one. He
was of an old Scottish family, Fiddes, Futhes, or Fuddes, and was, it is
believed, married.