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Personal Details of Phyllis Mary Wheeler

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Buried:	16/01/1924

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Birth

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Death

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Burial Register

Name at death

Phyllis Mary Wheeler

Age at Death

Burial Date

16 January 1924

Abode

25 York Road
Newbury

Official at Burial

T. Martin

Comments

Mrs P page 140 LS(C)19

Burial Register Index

Book	1917
Page Number	086
Reccord Number	10287

Sources

Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Phyllis Mary Wheeler
©Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission

Memorial Details

	North facing Kerbstone: In Loving Memory Of Ronald J. Adby who died Jan. 14th. 1939 aged 20. South facing Kerbstone: Also of his sister Phyllis who died Jan. 12th. 1924 aged 14. East facing Kerbstone: Called to higher service.

Name on Memorial	Phyllis WHEELER
Date of death	12/01/1924
Age	14
Gender	Female

Memorial Type	3 Kerbstones have been moved to the next plot LS(C) 20.
Construction Material	Limestone
Condition of memorial	Sinking in the ground to the North in adjacent plot LS(C) 20
Pattison Location Code	LS(C) 19
Others named on memorial
Ronald J. ABDY

Newspaper Cuttings

The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.

Phyllis Mary Wheeler

Source:	NWN
Article date:	17/01/1924
Copyright:
Transciption:	PHYLLIS MARY WHEELER SALVATION ARMY FUNERAL There was an impressive demonstration yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon when the local members of the Salvation Army accorded full honours to a young adherent, Phyllis Wheeler, daughter of the late Mr. Ernest Wheeler, of York-road. Assembling outside the house, a short service was conducted, a hymn being sung, prayer offered and Scripture by the Adjutant. A procession was formed, and headed by the band solemnly playing the Dead March in "Saul." The banner was tied with white ribbon, and the members wore white armlets. At the end of Newtown-road cemetery a short service was held in the chapel, the hymn sung being "Shall we gather at the river," the last verse of which was rendered at the grave by six Sunday scholars. The mourners were step-father, mother, brother, sisters, and other members of the family. Nearly a thousand people witnessed the ceremony. A large number of floral offerings was contributed. Mr. Benham of Mill-Land, carried out the arrangements. Newbury Weekly News 17 January 1924 Buried 16 January 1924 aged 14 Bk 1917 p. 086 no. 10287 from 25 York Road. Mrs P p 140 LS(c)19 Died 12 January 1024 aged 14 (also Ronald J. ABDY died 14 January 1939 aged 20 stone says Phyllis was his sister.)
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