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Buried: | 14/10/1932 |
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Name at death | Clara Evans | ||||||
Age at Death | 30 | ||||||
Burial Date | 14 October 1932 | ||||||
Abode |
73 London Road
Newbury |
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Official at Burial | E.H. Stenning | ||||||
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Sources | Burial Register |
South kerbstone: In Loving memory of Clara, beloved wife of Francis Evans who passed away 11th Oct. 1932 aged 30 | |
Name on Memorial | Clara Evans |
Date of death | 11/10/1932 |
Age | 30 |
Gender | Female |
Memorial Type | Kerbstones and corner posts |
Construction Material | Limestone with inlaid letters |
Condition of memorial | Fair |
Pattison Location Code | C42 |
The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.
Source: | Newbury Weekly News. Transcribed by Julie Goddard. |
Article date: | 20/10/1932 |
Copyright: | Newbury Weekly News |
Transciption: |
CLARA EVANS
THE LATE MRS. EVANS
MUCH SYMPATHY SHOWN
Much sympathy is felt with Mr F. Evans, of Clifton-road, in the great loss of his wife two days after the birth of their daughter.
The funeral took place on Saturday at the Old Cemetery, Newtown-road, the Rev. E.H. Stenning, Vicar of St John's, officiating. The mourners were Mr F. Evans (husband), Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Hamblin (father and mother), Mrs Brindley, Mr. and Mrs. Ratcliffe, Mrs. Lake, Miss K. Brindley, Mrs. Hawkins, Mr. E. Hart, Miss Jarvis, Miss Turner, Miss Goodenough and Mrs. W. Hawkins.
There were many beautiful flowers sent by the following: Husband and Baby Margaret; Mum and Dad; Father-in-law and mother-in-law; Grandmother and Auntie Kath; Uncle George and Kath; Auntie Hannah and cousins; Uncle Arthur and Uncle Jack; Auntie Leah; George; Ern, Eva and Beat; Willie and Peggy; Auntie Kitty, Tiny and Ruby; Cissie; Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins; Mrs J.H. Hopson; Mr. and Mrs. Stradling and family;Mr. And Mrs. R. F. McIroy; Employees of Stradlings Ltd; The nurses; Mr. and Mrs. R. Keep and Pauline; Mrs. Perrett, Nellie and George; Mrs Frances E. Mitchell; Mrs Butler and Betty; Mrs. W. J. Butler and family; Bertha and Nellie; Mrs Etherton and son; Mrs S. Hicatt; Mrs J. Stevens, Mrs. W. Stevens and Mrs. Gale; Mr. and Mrs.G. Green; Mrs Bailey and family; Mrs Fisher; Mrs Palmer and Mrs.Marshall; Mr. and Mrs. Barker; Mr. and Mrs. Lovell; Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans; Mr. and Mrs. Farmer; Mrs. Lambdin; Mr. and Mrs. Canning; “Sulby” Garden.
Newbury Weekly News 20 October 1932
Clara Evans aged 30 nee Hamblin |
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Clara Evans
© Sylvia Knight
Clara Evans
© Sylvia Knight
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CLARA EVANS
Clara Evans was the daughter of Joseph and Maria Hamblin, who are also buried in the Cemetery. Unfortunately however there is no headstone for these three family members.
As a child, my understanding had been that my Great Aunt Maria was a spinster until by chance it was revealed by an ex-neighbour of Maria’s that in fact she had married Joseph Hamblin and had a daughter Margaret. Much more information was then obtained by way of Newbury Past and Present and Berkshire Family Tree on Facebook. It appeared that Margaret had been living in Chieveley but had moved to the Isle of Wight to be nearer to her daughter. Sadly Margaret has now passed away and her daughter did not know of this side of the family until I made contact.
My father had paid many visits to his Aunt Maria’s grave – she was his mother’s sister – but had been unable to do so of course when the Cemetery had been closed for some years. When we had passed the Cemetery he had always reminded me that she was buried there.
Maria was a pupil at Christ’s Hospital School.
Author: Sylvia Knight
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