Personal Details of Thomas Charles Long

 

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Burial Register
Name at death Thomas Charles Long
Age at Death 50
Burial Date 06 June 1918
Abode St. Mary's Church House
Reading
Official at Burial Name unclear. Vicar of St. Mary's, Reading
Comments
Burial Register Index
Book 1917
Page Number 017
Reccord Number 9735
Sources Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Thomas Charles Long
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Reproduced with kind permission

Memorial Details
  Top of Plaque: In /Loving Memory of / Thomas Charles / who passed away at dawn / June 4th. 1918 / aged 50 years. // Roll of scroll: "Abide with me." //
 
Name on Memorial Thomas Charles LONG
Date of death 14/06/1918
Age 50
Gender Male
 
Memorial Type Left hand scroll plaque
Construction Material Sandstone Letters
Condition of memorial Good, some lichen cover; most letters intact.
Pattison Location Code ChNW2b
Recorder's Notes Thomas Charles Long was a cutler & ironmonger. He worked in Canterbury, Kent for a time before returning to Newbury. He married Florence Thatcher, daughter of John Thatcher, Farmer of Winterbourne & Enborne Farms & wife of Thomas Charles Long, cutler, above. She worked as a housekeeper to her Uncle Charles, farmer of Enborne before her marriage and died in Rose Cottage, Chieveley. Sources: Ancestry records
Newspaper Cuttings

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Thomas Charles Long
Source: NWN
Article date: 20/06/1918
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Transciption:


THOMAS CHARLES LONG
 THE LATE MR. T.C. LONG
The funeral of Mr. T.C. Long, who died at St Mary's Church House, Reading, on June 4th, took place at Newbury on the following Thursday. Deceased, who was in his 5 1' year, and had been ill for a considerable period, was the eldest son of the late Mr. Alderman Robert Long, J.P., C.C., and Mrs. Long, Hawarden, Newbury.
In 1891 he married Florence, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Thatcher, of Enbourne, who with five daughters, survive him. The first part of the funeral service took place at St. John's Church, Newbury, the Rev. R. Wickham Long, vicar of St. Mary's, Reading, assisted by the Rev. A.G. P. Baines, vicar, officiating__


The interment was at the cemetery, deceased being buried in the same grave as that which contained the remains of his grandparents.
The mourners were: the widow and daughters, Mr. R.C. Long and Mr. F. W. Long (brothers), Mrs. E. L. Staples and Mrs. A.J. Smith (sisters), the Misses Staples (nieces), Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Thatcher, Mr. T. Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hopson, Mrs. F. F. Thatcher, Mr. E.I. Staples, and Mr. A.J. Smith. Regt.-S.M. H.W. long and Pte. Keith Long (brothers) were absent owing to military duties.
There is a long list of those present at the graveside.
Newbury Weekly News
 20 June 1918
 Mrs. P. p. 92 Ch. NW 2b
Died 4 June 1918 aged 50
Buried from St Mary's Church House. Bk 1917 p. 017 no. 9735
  This obituary entry is awaiting verification.
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