Personal Details of Isobel Wilson Leonard
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| Died: | 29/03/1900 |
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Please note that this person is not acutally buried in Newtown Road Cemetery, but is remembered here on a family grave or memorial.
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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
| Tablet: "He that believeth on the Son / hath everlasting life." / In Loving Memory of / Thomas Leonard / 18th Aug. 1865. / Charles Unwin / Leonard / 11th. Feb. 1874 / son of the above. / Isabel Wilson / Leonard / 29th March 1900. / Interred at Norwood, / widow of the above / Thomas Leonard. / Ellen Leonard / 5th January 1885. // | |
| Name on Memorial | Isabel Wilson LEONARD |
| Date of death | 29/03/1900 |
| Age | 74 |
| Gender | Female |
| Memorial Type | Very large flat stone covering plot. |
| Construction Material | Limestone Engraved |
| Condition of memorial | Good but easily covered by grass cutting and moss. MI clear when cleaned and in good light. |
| Pattison Location Code | ChNW8 |
| Recorder's Notes | Thomas was a Master Miller from Calne, working in Oxford Rd, Speen. He was widowed by the 1851 census with 2 daughters, working as a Miller employing 5 men at Donnington Bridge. His first wife was Sarah Bunting. His 2nd wife, Isabel, was the daughter of a clerk in the Navy Office from Brixton, London and returned to the area when widowed, dying there & being buried in Norwood Cemetery. Charles had 7 siblings and 2 half-siblings. No record of any occupation but two brothers became Auctioneer's clerks. one a solicitor and the youngest, John worked as a Scenic artist in the Theatre. Ellen was Thomas' sister who lodged in Hungerford at her death. She had earlier lived with her widowed father, also a Milller and Magistrate in Kingston, Surrey. Thomas's sister, Mary Leonard, married Joseph Adey, Coal Merchant of West Mills. Both families are buried in NRC: His sister Jane Leonard in NE25(A); his nieces, Augusta, Mary Ann & Louisa Adey in ChNW20; his nephew Joseph & his infant son Clifford Plummer Adey in Ch10(C); & his nephew Rupert John with his wife Fanny in Ch5(C). Source: Ages at death calculated from Ancestry burial & death records & other information from Census records. Name of first wife on daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Leonard Cooper's Pennsylvanian death ceritificate. |
| Others named on memorial | |
| Thomas LEONARD | |
| Charles Unwin LEONARD | |
| Ellen LEONARD |
Biographical Information
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