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Personal Details of Maurice Cuffe

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Buried:	11/04/1889

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Birth

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Death

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Burial Register

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Only three of the five burial register books still exist as far as we know and these are held at the Berkshire Record Office.
Stillborn children were not recorded in the burial register, only in the cemetery accounts.

Memorial Details

	Headstone: Sacred / to the Memory of / J.P. Cuffe, Esq., / son of J.O. Cuffe, Esq., / of Killaghy, County Kilkenny / who departed this life July 22nd / 1868. Aged 27 years. / Also of / M.S.O. Cuffe, Esq., formerly of the Royal / Westmoreland Militia / who departed this life April / 6th. 1889 aged 31 years. / Also to the memory of / Caroline Teresa Cuffe / wife of J. Otway Cuffe, Esq., / of Killaghy and Killaree / in the County of Kilkenny and Monks / Grange in the Queen's County / who departed this life March / 20th 1894 aged 78 years. //

Name on Memorial	Maurice Sherard Otway CUFFE
Date of death	06/04/1889
Age	51
Gender	Male

Memorial Type
Construction Material	Sandstone Engraved
Condition of memorial	Very good, lichen cover over MI
Pattison Location Code	ChNW7
Recorder's Notes	An interesting family for research. A military family of some means. The family came from an Anglo-Irish family from Somerset with a long pedigree. This is a side branch of the family who were not entailed. His mother was Lady Sherard. He and his family lived in a large house at Little Missenden near Amersham, Bucks. After his wife, Caroline's death, he married again in 1894, Alice Evelyn Woodman, a Nurse, 50 years his junior. John Philip died in Newbury, possibly the reason the graves of the family are in Newbury. Maurice lived in London as a Gentleman. He married a young woman, Julia Amy Heatley. who divorced him in 1885. Their son, Sherard led a seemingly colourful life, at first in the Military. Sources: Full names of John Philip & Maurice from census records.
Others named on memorial
John Philip CUFFE
Caroline Teresa CUFFE

Cemetery accounts

This information is taken from the accounts ledgers of the Newbury Cemetery Company that originally ran and maintained the cemetery.
The Ledgers are held at the Berkshire Records Office.

Name at death	Maurice Cuffe
Date of burial	11/04/1889
Whence brought	Buckingham
Where & how buried	Consecrated Brick Grave
By whom buried	Reverend H H Skuie
Account Entry	Book 02 - Page 043
Transcription comments	Not on FBMD Not sure about Rev's name

Accounts Entry for Maurice Cuffe
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Reproduced with kind permission

Pictures and photographs

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Maurice Cuffe death cert
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Biographical Information

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