Chelmsford Cathedral Table of Graves

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
HYEM WOLTON
who died October 31st, 1832 Aged 58 Years
ALSO OF HIS SON
JOHN HYEM WOLTON Esq. J.P.
who died February 23 1884 Aged 71 Years

Sacred to the Memory of
ELIZABETH WOLTON
who died the 26th of August 1846
Aged 67 Years

Sacred to the Memory of
ARTHUR
… (illegible) …
Son of Hyem and Elizabeth
Wolton
… (illegible) …

Sacred to the Memory of
MARIA
youngest daughter of Hyem and Elizabeth Wolton
who departed this life November the 10th 1843
Aged 32 Years

MARY ANN WOOLMER
Died the 19th of March 1808
aged 19 years
MARY ELIZABETH EVE
died the 19th of March 1808
aged 21 years

MRS MARY SMITH
Died the 26th of March 1808
Aged 38 Years
She was an affectionate relative, a kind neighbour and a warm friend
A monument of affection from her only surviving brother

John Edwin Watts-Ditchfield DD
First Bishop of Chelmsford
Born September 17th 1861
Also of Jane Watts-Ditchfield, wife of John Edwin Watts-Ditchfield
At rest March 30th 1937, aged 71 years.

Near the Feet of these Stairs Lyes the Body of
JAMES LUCAS N. P.
who for many years was the Deputy Register of these Offices
and carried on the Trust thereby reposed with Credit and Honour and Settled the same as above at his own Expence
He Died ye 8th of March 1759, Aged 64
Here also lieth MARY his wife
who died Sepr 24th 1766, aged 66

HAROLD SANFORD MUGFORD
1894 - 1958
In memory of L/Cpl HS Mugford, Machine Gun Corps, formerly of the Essex Yeomanry, resident of Chelmsford, who was awarded the Victoria Cross for the most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty at Monchy-le-Preux on 11 April 1917, during the Battle of Arras

In Memory of
EVELYN, LADY RAYLEIGH. 1846-1934
Whose vision and personality inspired the creation of District nursing in the county of Essex AD 1894
Prosper Thou the work of our hands
Erected 1935

In memory of Scout GEORGE HENRY DAWSON of the Cathedral Troop of Boy Scouts, who at the age of 16 lost his life in Belgium while helping to save a brother scout from drowning on 3rd August 1929
Dedicated by the Cathedral Troop of Boy Scouts

In memory of
JOHN OCKELFORD THOMPSON CBE, DL, JP
and
EMMA THOMPSON his wife.
Seven times Mayor and Mayoress of this borough
Killed by enemy action 13th October 1940

Sacred to the Memory of
JOHN POCOCK TINDAL
late of this parish
second son of Robert Tindal & Sally his wife
who in the 17th year of his age was killed in the Moment of Victory by a Cannon Shot in the memorable Engagement between the English & Dutch Fleets on the 11th October 1797, whilst gallantly on duty as Signal Midshipman on board his Majesty's Ship Monarch
For his ingenuous and unaffected Manners, his unblemished integrity & Rectitude of conduct. He was endeared to many Friends, by whom he has fallen sorely and sincerely lamented. To his afflicted Parents & Family he has left the only consolation so fatal a catastrophe can admit in the Hope that his truly Christian-like conduct will thro' Faith in the Merits of his Saviour be accepted and rewarded by his Creator and in the Reflection that his Life tho' short was virtuous & meritorious his Death glorious and honorable

In memory of the Right Honourable
Sir NICOLAS CONYNGHAM TINDAL KDCL
for seventeen year Lord Chief Justice of the court of common pleas
He was born at Chelmsford 12th December 1776 and died at Folkestone 6th July 1846

This tablet is erected to perpetuate the memory of
MARY
the widow of William Meggy
who was suddenly called to the presence of her maker whilst attending divine service in this church on Sunday morning March 22 1840. AT 61
'Thy will be done'

The gift of Helen Widdrington
1879, RIP, 1957