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Buried: | 02/04/1900 |
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Name at death | John Davis | ||||||
Age at Death | 67 | ||||||
Burial Date | 02 April 1900 | ||||||
Abode |
Newbury |
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Official at Burial | George Bolderston | ||||||
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Sources | Burial Register |
From top of headstone: In Loving Memory of/ John Davis/ who departed this life March 29th. 1900 aged 67 years/ "Blessed are the Dead which die in the Lord for they rest from their labours"/ Also of Elizabeth/ his wife/ who died Sept. 5th. 1917/ aged 71 years/ "God is love". | |
Name on Memorial | John DAVIS |
Date of death | 29/03/1900 |
Age | 67 |
Gender | Male |
Memorial Type | Headstone |
Construction Material | Sandstone |
Condition of memorial | Inlaid letters, fair |
Pattison Location Code | LS(G)13 |
Others named on memorial | |
Elizabeth Sheppard |
The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.
Source: | Newbury Weekly News |
Article date: | 05/04/1900 |
Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News |
Transciption: | JOHN DAVIS DAVIS– Mar 29, atAlbany Place, Newbury, John Davis, aged 67 years.
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Elizabeth and John Davis
Elizabeth Empson was born in 1846 and baptised in Fulbrook, north east of Burford in Oxfordshire. Her parents were Charlotte and Thomas Empson. In 1851 she was living with her parents still in Fulbrook. Also living there were siblings Joseph (13), Mary Ann (11) and William (1). By 1861 she was living with her brother Joseph, a beer house keeper and working as a servant, in Marylebone, London. In 1869 she married John Davis in Newbury. John had been widowed, probably earlier that year. John was a Grocer's Porter, born in Aldbourne, Wilts in 1833. His first wife Mary was older than him and had an illegitimate child, William Spruce, who lived with them.
John and Mary were living in Waterloo Place, off West Street in 1871. By 1881 Elizabeth was a live-in housekeeper to Henry Somerset, the son of the owner of Newbury Brewery, on Northbrook Street. John also lived there, still working as a Grocer's Porter.
By 1891 Henry Somerset had married and moved out of town (to Halfway), John and Elizabeth had moved across the road, near to the Hopson's shop. John is now listed as a Caterer/Coffee House. Elizabeth's mother Charlotte Empson was now living with them.
Charlotte died in 1896 aged 91. John died in 1900, aged 67. In 1901 Elizabeth, a widow, is living on her own at 1, Albany Place, off the south end of Bartholomew Street.
Elizabeth died in 1917, aged 71.
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