Chichester Cathedral Table of Graves - Sanctuary
Date:
1075
[unknown]
Location: Chichester, Chichester District, West Sussex, England
Surnames/tags: Cemeteries England
Location: Chichester, Chichester District, West Sussex, England
Surnames/tags: Cemeteries England
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Cemetery Chichester Cathedral - Sanctuary, Chichester, West Sussex, England
- See Chichester Cathedral Sanctuary & Churchyard for information about the cathedral.
On this page are photos of floorplates and memorial plaques for those buried inside the Cathedral.
| Photos | Name | Birth | Death | Transcription | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lieut George Pigot Alms | 1782 | SACRED to the memory of Lieut, George Pigot Alms, of the Royal Navy, ° Who was Killed on board the SUPERBE, in an Action with the FRENCH Fleet ° in the EAST INDIES on th 12th of APRIL, 1782, in the 16th Year of his Age. He was the Eldest Son of Capt. JAMES ALMS, who commanded the MONMOUTH, with the most exemplary Bravery, in the same Engagement. ° He lived the Pride and Hope of his Parents; ° the Delight and Admiration of his Friends, the rising Ornament of his Country, and fell GLORIOUSLY in the Discharge of the Duties of his Profession honoured and lamented by all who knew him. Impressed with the bitterest Affliction and at a time that her Husband was still fighting his country's Battles ° in INDIA, ° his fond, and disconsolate Mother ° CAUSED THIS MONUMENT ° to be erected. | |||||||
| Capt. James Alms | 1728 | 1791 | Sacred to the Memory of JAMES ALMS Esq. ° Captain in the Royal Navy ° Who, reared from early youth to that profession, Uniformly discharged on the most trying occasions, its important duties with zeal, fortitude, and knowledge, and by a long series of active and meritorious services, in both the Indies, on occasions most important and in dangers extreme, gained honor to himself and credit to his Country. | ||||||
| Ann Ashburnham
Charles Ashburnham | 1743
1723 . . | 1825
1800 . . | In Memory of The Reverend CHARLES ASHBURNHAM ° MA Premptor and Canon Residentuary ° of this Cathedral, died the 16, of December 1800 ° Aged 77 Years. . . .
Also of ANN ASHBURNHAM ° Wife of the above ° who died May 6th, 1825 ° Aged 82 years. ANNA FRANCES ASHBURNHAM ° Daughter of the above ° Died Dec. 29th 18__ ° And of CHARLES ASHBURNEHAM ° Son of the above ° . . . (missing additional photo for transcription.) | ||||||
| Margaret (Mill) Ball | 1732
1693 | 1783
1770 | In Memory of ° the Reverend THOMAS BALL ° Archdeacon and Dean of this Cathedral, ° Who Died in His Seventy-Fourth Year ° MDCCLXX, ° And of MARGARET His Wife ° Daughter and CoHeiress of William Mill Esqr. ° She Was Married at the Age of Twenty, in MDCCXXXII ° And, Having Survived Her Husband Thirteen Years ° Was Again United to Him in the Adjacent Grave. ° This Monument Was Erected ° According to His Desire, and Testamentary Appointment ° Not to Commemorate Ostentatiously ° The Virtues of the Deceased ° But to Remain a Faithful Evidence ° Of Their Affectionate Union.
THOMAS BALL A.M. ° (illegible Latin) DECANUS ° OBIIT LULII 19 ° A.D. 1770 ° AET 75 | ||||||
| Bishop George Kennedy Allen Bell | 1883 | 1958 | ||||||||
| Henry Binsteed | 1747 | |||||||||
| Mary Binsteed | 1694 | 1724 | ||||||||
| Elizabeth (Heron) Buckner | 1748
1734 | 1809
1824 | Beneath This Stone ° Lie the Remains of ° ELIZABETH BUCKNER ° Wife of ° The Rev. JOHN BUCKNER L.L.D ° Prebendary of This Cathedral ° Who Died ° July 21st 1789 ° Aged _0 Years . . . .
. . . In the Same Vault Also Lies the Body of the Said JOHN BUCKNER Who in 1790 Was Elected Canon Residentiary of This Cathedral, In 1792 Appointed Archdeacon and in 1798 Consecrated Bishop of Chichester. He died 14 May 1824. ° Aged 89 Years 11 Months. | ||||||
| Frederick Joseph William Crowe | 1864 | 1931 | In Loving Memory of FREDERICK JOSEPH WILLIAM CROWE ° Entered into Rest April 9th 1931 Aged 67 ° Organist of This Cathedral 1902-1921° This Tablet Was Given By The Staff & Students of Bishop Otter College. | |||||||
| Bishop George Day | 1501 | 1556 | ||||||||
| Frances Heron | 1748 | 1809 | . . . Mis. FRANCES HERON ° Died Novr. 1st 1809 ° Aged 61 . . . | ||||||
| Gustav Holst | 1874 | 1934 | GUSTAV HOLST ° 1874-1934 ° The Heaveanly Spheres Make Music For Us. | ||||||
| Rev. Dr. Henry King, Bishop of Chichester | 1592 | 1669 | H. S. E. HENRICVS KING Episcopus Cicestrensis Johannis King Episcopi olim Londinenisis Filius natu maximus. Antiqua eaq Regia Saxonum apud Damnonios in agro Deuoniensi, prosapia oriundus. Natalium splendore illustris Pietate Doctrina & Vitutibus illustratior. Quem Ecclesiæ & Principi constans Fides, Excelsa indoles & altissima Erudirio, Singularis Morum suavitas & Facilis Cosuetudo Doctis Bonisq omnibus ita conciliaverant, Ut Episcopus Regi Duarus Populo dilectus, Non minus in Diocesi vita atq Exemplo, Quam Facundia in Concioniburs regnaret. - Obijt Prid. Kalendas Octobris Anno -{ Æræ Xianæ MDCLXIX , Ætatis suæ LXXVII
luxta Patrem hic subtus dormit Filius natu major Johannes King; Cujus Vidua, (Anna GULIELMI Russell de Strensham in agro Vigorniensi Equitis & Baronetti Filia) Utriusq memoria, (Cum Soceri admodum Reverendi Tum Conjugis Charissimi) Hoc sax perenniorem voluit. | ||||||
| Thomas Weelkes | 1576 | 1623 | Remember in the Lord ° THOMAS WEELKES ° The Great Elizabethan Composer Organist of Winchester College 1598 and of This Cathedral Church From 1602 Until His Death. ° He died on 30 November 1623 and was buried at St. Brides Church, Fleet Street, London. | |||||||
| Edmund Woods | 1750 | 1833 | ||||||||
| Mary Anne (Woods) Woodrooffe |
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