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Memorial Details

Name on Memorial:
   George Henry CHAMBERS
Date of death:
   14 September 1886
Age at death:
   52
Gender:
   Male
   
Memorial type:
  
Construction Material:
  
     
Inscription:
   Headstone: In Affectionate Memory of / George Henry Chambers / only son of the late George Chambers of Southampton / who fell asleep Sept. 14 1886 / aged 52 years / "I am the way the truth and the life …." //
     
Condition of memorial:
  
Pattison location code:
   NW(C)3
Other Notes:
     Headstone: In Affectionate Memory of / George Henry Chambers / only son of the late George Chambers of Southampton / who fell asleep Sept. 14 1886 / aged 52 years / "I am the way the truth and the life …." //
     
Date monument recorded:
   15 December 2016
Monument recorder:
   EAC
 
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Cemetery Accounts Record

The information below is derived from the Newbury Cemetery company Accounts ledgers.

Name: George Henry Chambers
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Newbury Cemetery Company Accounts Books.
Book: 02 Page: 026
©Newbury Town Council.
Originals held at the Berkshire Record Office.
Date of Burial: 18 September 1886
Whence Brought: Newbury
Where and how Buried: Consecrated Private Grave
By Whom Buried: Reverend N C Parr
Accounts Remarks:
   
Accounts Book Number: 02
Accounts Book Page Number: 026
   
Recorder's Comments: On FBMD

 

 

Obituaries and Newspaper announcements

CHARGE OF DESERTION
Article source:    NWN
Date of source:    02 May 1872
Copyright:    © 

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Newbury Weekly News

Dated 2nd May 1872

BOROUGH POLICE COURT

Before the Mayor, and J.F. Hickman, Esqs.

CHARGE OF DESERTION

George Henry Chambers, coach painter, was summoned for leaving his wife, Augusta and his daughter Emily, aged one year chargeable to the Newbury Union.

Thomas Ward, master of the Newbury Union, proved the chargeability since the 10th of February last. Augusta Elizabeth Chambers also spoke to the separation, and the case was eventually adjourned for a week, on the question of an agreement of separation, alleged to have been drawn up between the parties and signed, together with other matters in dispute.
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DESERTION. – George Henry Chambers
Article source:    Reading Mercury
Date of source:    04 May 1872
Copyright:    © 

Transcription:

  

Reading Mercury

Dated 4th May 1872

BOROUGH MAGISTRATE’S OFFICE

Friday May 3

Before T Flint, Esq., Mayor J H Mason, and J F Hickman, Esqrs.,

DESERTION. – George Henry Chambers appeared charged with leaving his wife and child, and allowing them to become chargeable to the Common Fund of Newbury Union. This case was adjourned from Monday, to allow the deed of separation to be produced

Mr. Beckhuson, in opening the case, pleaded non-access and adultery, both of which he would prove. He also quoted the decisions of several eminent judges as to adultery, &c. He then called the defendant George Chambers, who said that in November, 1868, he suffered from rheumatic fever, and had to keep his bed. He frequently heard parties come to his house with his wife. In December following, he went to the Hospital, and while there, allowed his wife ten shillings per week for the maintenance of his children. When he took the children from her care, he discontinued the allowance; he also denied the paternity of the child.

Defendant’s daughter, who is thirteen years of age, deposed that when she lived with her mother, in Hazel’s Yard, Bartholomew Street, men used to come to the house nearly every night.

Mr. Tanner contended that Mr. Beckhuson had not proved the non-access of the husband to the wife, and even if he had, the chargeability of the wife would be the same.

The magistrates, after some discussion, said they would defer their decision till Monday next.

This case was later dismissed by the Borough Magistrates.
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George Henry Chambers 1833-1886

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