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Personal Details of Edward Charles Maccabee

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Buried:	01/04/1913

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Burial Register

Name at death

Edward Charles Maccabee

Age at Death

Burial Date

01 April 1913

Abode

Wash Common,

Official at Burial

Charles N Pike.

Comments

Burial Register Index

Book	1899
Page Number	242
Reccord Number	9132

Sources

Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Edward Charles Maccabee
©Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission

Memorial Details

	Kerbstone west, outer slope: ILMO / EDWARD CHARLES MACCABEE who was called Home March 27th 1913 aged 22 years. / "Gone to be with Christ which is far better." /Kerbstone East, outer slope: Also STANLEY WALTER MACCABEE who fell asleep May 3rd 1902 aged 8 months.

Name on Memorial	Edward Charles Maccabee
Date of death	27/03/1913
Age	22
Gender	Male

Memorial Type	4 Kerbstone with corners
Construction Material	Sandstone, engraved
Condition of memorial	Kerbstones partly buried
Pattison Location Code	P(J) 26
Others named on memorial
Stanley Walter Maccabee

Newspaper Cuttings

The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.

Edward Charles Maccabee

Source:

Newbury Weekly News

Article date:

05/04/1913

Copyright:

Newbury Weekly News

Transciption:

EDWARD CHARLES MACCABEE

FUNERAL

The funeral took place on Tuesday of Edward (Ted) third son of Mr. and Mrs. Maccabee, of Roseleigh, Wash Common.

The deceased had been a suffered for many years, but his winsome and ever-willing ways had made him a general favourite in the neighbourhood.

The burial took place at the Newbury Cemetery, the first part of the service being held at the deceased's home. The mourners were mother and father, brothers and sisters and other relatives, and the service was conducted by the Rev. C.V. Pike. The coffin was covered with lovely flowers. Those sending wreaths etc., besides the above were the Primitive Methodist Sunday School, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chalk, Mrs. Orchid and Nelly, Mr. and Mrs. Willis and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. Chivers and family, Mrs. F. Collins, Mrs. Boshier, Mrs Maylen, Mrs. Purton, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mason, Mrs Quinn, relatives at Surbiton etc.

Newbury Weekly News 5 April 1913

Mrs. P p. 179

Sources:Newbury Weekly News5 April 1913

This obituary entry is awaiting verification.

DEATHS Edward Charles Maccabee

Source:	NWN
Article date:	05/04/1913
Copyright:
Transciption:	Edward Charles Maccabee (Teddie) The dearly loved son of Henry and Elizabeth Maccabee, aged 22 years
	This obituary entry is awaiting verification.

Biographical Information

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Maccabee Family

The Maccabee Family

We have already described the Family grave of the Maccabee family because Corporal Thomas Maccabee, a soldier in the First World War, is buried there as well as his parents, Henry and Elizabeth. Thomas died a few years after the end of the War of wounds received in battle and, therefore, his grave has been nominated as a Commonwealth War Grave.

Both his parents, Henry and Elizabeth, are also buried there (grave ref LS(G)36) and there is a memorial to another son, Reginald, who, died of wounds suffered in the same battle as his brother.

They also had three other sons, William Henry, Sidney Frank and Montague Albert, who fought in the Great War but all survived. They are not interred at Newtown Road Cemetery

In another area of the Cemetery are buried their sons Edward, who died in 1913 at the age of 22 and Stanley Walter, who died in 1902 at the age of 8 months. (Grave ref P(J)26).

The family were from Wash Common where the father, Henry, was a painter and glazier.

R J Maccabee
Provided by Jeremy Goff

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