Personal Details of David Geater

 

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Died:  
Buried:  24/04/1912

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Burial Register
Name at death David Geater
Age at Death 87
Burial Date 24 April 1912
Abode 15 Church Almshouses,
Newbury.
Official at Burial R Wickhamlegg
Comments
Burial Register Index
Book 1899
Page Number 226
Reccord Number 9004
Sources Burial Register

Burial Register entry for David Geater
©Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission


Memorial Details
  "On cross: IHS On SW top step: In Loving Memory / of / Elizabeth Geater/ On SW second step : who fell asleep Oct. 4th 1911 / aged 85 years/ Also of David Geater/ husband of the above / On SW third step: who fell asleep April 19th 1912/ aged 87 years./ For Thy will be done.// On SE second step: Also of Isabel Geater,/ interred at Shinfield./ On SE third step: And of their daughter/ Rose Tidcombe.//"
 
Name on Memorial DAVID GEATER
Date of death 19/04/1912
Age 87
Gender Male
 
Memorial Type Stepped cross inside kerbs
Construction Material Limestone
Condition of memorial "3 stepped cross in kerbstones. Earth in centre. Lettering. Cross sloping to South."
Pattison Location Code Ch8
Others named on memorial
ELIZABETH GEATER
ISABEL GEATER
ROSE TIDCOMBE

Newspaper Cuttings

The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.

David Geater
Source: Newbury Weekly News
Article date: 02/05/1912
Copyright: Newbury Weekly News
Transciption:

DAVID GEATER

The funeral of the late Mr. David Geater, who died at 15 Newtown-road, took place on Wednesday, the 24th ult.

The remains, enclosed in a French polished elm coffin, with brass furniture, and name plate engraved-

David Geater

died April 19', 1912,

age 87 years

were conveyed in the glass Washington car from deceased's late residence to St John's Church, followed by a carriage containing the mourners, Mr. A.Geater, Mrs.Westall, Mrs.Bryant, Miss Rose Geater.   The procession was met at the church by the Ree. H. Wickham Legg, M A.,- who impressively read the first part of the service, and then proceeded to the Cemetery, where the remaining portion of the service was finished. Amongst those sending crosses and wreaths were: Alf Jane and family, Sally and family, Harry, Bella and Rose., Bessie, Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs: E R Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. F. New. A Friend. the Hon. A. O’Neil (lreland), Mr. and Mrs. TufnaiL The funeral arrangements were in the hands of Messrs. Alfred Jackson and Co., Newbury.

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