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Name at death | Elizabeth Stillman | ||||||
Age at Death | 74 | ||||||
Burial Date | 27 July 1904 | ||||||
Abode |
1 Bartholomew Terrace
Newbury |
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Official at Burial | A N Acheson | ||||||
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Sources | Burial Register |
South kerbstone: In loving memory of Elizabeth Stillman died July 22nd 1904 aged 74 years/ North Kerbstone: Also of Arthur Stillman died March 21st 1915 aged 77 years/ East kerbstone: Rest in Peace | |
Name on Memorial | Elizabeth STILLMAN |
Date of death | 22/07/1904 |
Age | 74 |
Gender | Female |
Memorial Type | Kerbstone with corners |
Construction Material | Sandstone |
Condition of memorial | Poor |
Pattison Location Code | CH 1(G) |
Others named on memorial | |
Arthur STILLMAN |
The articles below contain information about Elizabeth Stillman.
Arthur Stillman (1837 – 1915)
Elizabeth Stillman (1830 – 1904)
Arthur was born circa 1837 in Woodspeen the son of Thomas & Dinah, nee Lee, Stillman. Elizabeth Langton was born circa 1830 in Newbury the daughter of Thomas & Mary.
In the 1841, 1851 & 1861 censuses Arthur was recorded with his parents & various siblings, in 1841 & 1851 at Kennet Place in Speen & in 1861 at 81 Bartholomew Street in Newbury. In 1861 he was recorded as a carpenter journeyman.
Elizabeth was recorded with her parents in the 1861 census living in Back Lane in Newbury.
Arthur & Elizabeth married in Q2 1865 in Newbury.
In an article in the Newbury Weekly News dated 4 March 1869 it was announced that Artur Stillman of Southampton Terrace had been appointed sexton of St John’s district church.
In the 1871 census Arthur & Elizabeth were living at 1 Southampton Terrace in Newbury with daughter Annie aged 5. Thomas was recorded as a carpenter.
Arthur appeared before the Newbury Quarter Sessions on 6 April 1877. He was accused of stealing 2s 2 & 1/2d the monies of the vicar & churchwardens of St John on 6 March 1877. He was found guilty by the jury and sentenced to nine months imprisonment with hard labour.
Arthur & Elizabeth and daughter Annie were still living at 1 Southampton Terrace in Newbury in the 1881 census with Arthur recorded as a carpenter and joiner. Annie married John Hunt of Reading on 21 July 1890 at St John in Newbury.
Arthur & Elizabeth were living at 1 Bartholomew Terrace in Newbury in the 1891 & 1901 censuses with Arthur recorded as a carpenter in 1891 & a carpenter and joiner in 1901. Also, in the household in 1901 was Jane Percy, Elizabeth’s widowed sister.
Elizabeth died July 1904 in Newbury & was buried 27 July 1904 at Newtown Road Cemetery.
In the 1911 census Arthur was still living at 1 Bartholomew Terrace with Elizabeth’s sister Jane Percy and he was recorded as a carpenter.
Arthur died March 1915 while living at 3 King Johns Almhouses & was buried 24 March 1915 at Newtown Road Cemetery. Jane Percy was also buried at Newtown Road Cemetery on 16 July 1913 while still living at 1 Bartholomew Terrace.
Author: Gerald Soper
© Gerald Soper
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