Personal Details of Hannah Hattatt
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| Buried: | 08/11/1905 |
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Burial Register
| Name at death | Hannah Hattatt | ||||||
| Age at Death | 78 | ||||||
| Burial Date | 08 November 1905 | ||||||
| Abode |
Marsh Cottage
Newbury |
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| Official at Burial | Ephriam Turland | ||||||
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Burial Register entry for Hannah Hattatt
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Burial Register Entry for Hannah Hattatt
Memorial Details
| Headstone: In Memory / of / James Hattatt / died April 4th. 1895 / aged 76 years. / Also of / Hannah / wife of the above / died Nov. 3rd. 1905 / aged 78 years. // Footstone: J.H. / 1895 / H.H. / 1905 // | |
| Name on Memorial | HANNAH HATTATT |
| Date of death | 03/11/1905 |
| Age | 78 |
| Gender | Female |
| Memorial Type | Headstone; Footstone |
| Construction Material | Sandstone Engraved |
| Condition of memorial | Bushes had to be cleared. Good. Some weathering. |
| Pattison Location Code | P(D)1 |
| Recorder's Notes | James Hattatt was the eldest of 10 children of a farmer, James & his wife Patience, in Over Wallop, Hants. He married, first, Harriett Colborn in Highclere, Hants on 22 May, 1851 & they had their son, James Colborn in 1853 & daughter Emily in 1857. He was first a Carrier then a Victualler & lived in Whitway, Burghclere, being Licensee at the Carnarvon Arms. By 1871 they had moved to Thatcham where he worked as the Registrar of Births, Marriages & Deaths & Relieving Officer. His obituary says he had previousy been Relieving Officer in Newbury for 22 years. Harriett died in 1874. James then married Hannah Purver, a governess of Newbury & he continued working as Registrar moving to Marsh Cottage off Northbrook St, Newbury, where he died.Hannah continued living at Marsh Cottage with her sister, Sarah Ann,& niece, Sarah Elizabeth until her death. She left over £1300 to her sister and Thomas Hedges Stillman, School Attendance Officer. They were members of the Newbury Presbyterian Church & James had been a Freemason.The Stillmans are buried in the adjacent grave, P(D)2 Sources: NRC Bur Recd; Ancestry records. |
| Others named on memorial | |
| JAMES HATTATT |
Biographical Information
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Hannah Hattatt
Hannah Hattatt was born 24 June 1827 in Newbury daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth Purver, baptized November 1827 at Upper Meeting House of Newbury Presbyterians.
Her brother Thomas Purver buried at NRC on 26 March 1879.
Her sister Elizabeth Purver buried at NRC on 21 June 1880.
Married James Hattatt on 22 February 1877 at Presbyterian Chapel in Newbury.
Husband James Hattatt buried at NRC on 9 April 1895.
Her sister Sarah Ann Stillman buried at NRC on 28 October 1903.
Author: Gerald Soper
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