Personal Details of Mary Ann Payne

 

Born:  
Died:  
Buried:  12/07/1915

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Burial Register
Name at death Mary Ann Payne
Age at Death 82
Burial Date 12 July 1915
Abode 2 Leighton Villa's, Andover Road,
Newbury.
Official at Burial Charles V Pike.
Comments
Burial Register Index
Book 1899
Page Number 276
Reccord Number 9402
Sources Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Mary Ann Payne
©Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission


Memorial Details
  South facing Kerbstone: Our Dear Father Daniel Payne who died March 1st. 1906 aged 85 years. North facing Kerbstone: Also of Dear Mother Mary Ann Payne who died July 8th. 1915 aged 82. West facing Kerbstone: Loving Memory. East facing Kerbstone: Gone home.
 
Name on Memorial Mary Ann PAYNE
Date of death 08/07/1913
Age 82
Gender Female
 
Memorial Type 4 kerbstones
Construction Material Limestone
Condition of memorial Fair condition. Heavy vegetation. Inlaid letters.
Pattison Location Code LS(B) 11
Others named on memorial
Daniel PAYNE

Newspaper Cuttings

The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.

Mary Ann Payne
Source: Newbury Weekly News
Article date: 15/07/1915
Copyright: Newbury Weekly News
Transciption:

MARY ANN PAYNE

 DEATH OF AN OCTOGENARIAN

Death has, during the last few days, removed an octogenarian who was
amongst our oldest inhabitants. We refer to Mrs. M.A. Payne, who was born in 1833
and consequently had lived under the reign of four sovereigns.

 

She was the widow of Daniel Payne, who lived on Stroud Green ans was
remarkable for his fondness for children, to whom he gave rides in his pony cart, and
generally had a sweet in the comer of his waistcoat pocket for his little friends.

 

Daniel's later days were spent in one of those picturesque almshouses on the
Enbome-road. When he passed away about ten years ago, his widow went to live on
the Wash-road with her only child and daughter, Mrs. A. Collins, and here she passed
away on Thursday morning last.

 

Deceased was buried in Newbury Cemetery in the same grave as her husband,
and around the grave were gathered her daughter, son-in-law, three grandchildren and
a few old and intimate friends.

The inscription on the coffin was

"Mary Ann Payne aged 82 years, died July8th, 1915."

Rev. C.V. Pike officiated, both deceased and her husband having been

connected with the Baptist Church for many years, prior to the erection of the present
church, when the services were held in Northcroft-lane. Like her husband, she wished
that no flowers should be placed on her grave.

 

Died 8 July 1915 aged 82.

Buried 12 July 1915 Bk 1899 p276 no. 9402

 

Mrs P. pl 38 LS(B)ll

 

(Also Daniel, husband, died 1 March 1906 aged 85)

 

Newbury Weekly News 15 July 1915

  This obituary entry is awaiting verification.

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