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  Harriot SOUTHBY
  22 May 1894
  82
  Female
   
  Coped stone on Plinth
  Limestone
   
  North facing: In Memory Of/ Harriot, widow of John Head Southby/ (formerly of West Ilsley)/ who entered into Rest May 22nd. 1894 aged 82 years. South facing: In Memory Of/ Martha Reeves/ (late of Farnborough)/ who fell asleep Dec. 11th. 1879/ aged 72 years.
   
  Fair condition. Starting to erode and sink.Covered in lichen and moss. Engraved. The South Facing is delaminating in places so relied on Mrs. P.
  LS(A) 26
   
   
  18 September 2014
  D Duff
 
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Harriett Southby
26 May 1894
Speenhamland
Unconsecrated Private Grave
Reverend J J Genstone
 
02
079
 
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Obituaries and Newspaper announcements

Harriett Southby
Article source:    Newbury Weekly News and General Advertiser
Date of source:    31 May 1894
Copyright:    © Newbury Weekly News

Transcription:

 

HARRIETT SOUTHBY

 

The funeral of the late Mrs Southby took place on Saturday afternoon, at the Cemetery. The service was conducted by Mr. John Jewell Penstone. of Stamford Hill, London.

The mourners were Mr. E. Southby, Mr. R. T. Southby (sons), Mrs. Ellis, Mrs Lovell (daughters), Mr. R. Reeves (brother), Mr. W. Reeves (nephew), Mr Ellis (son-in-law), Mr. C. Ellis (nephew), Mr. J. Kingham (brother in-law).

A number of friends assembled at the Cemetery. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Lucas and Son.

This obituary entry is awaiting verification.
 
 
HARRIOTT SOUTHBY
Article source:    NWN
Date of source:    24 May 1894
Copyright:    © 

Transcription:

 


HARRIOTT SOUTHBY

THE LATE MRS. SOUTHBY
Our obituary column to-day contains the announcement of the death of Mrs. Harriott Southby, widow of the late Mr. John Head Southby, who was both owner and occupier of land at West Ilsley, whence the family removed in 1860.
The Southbys are one of the oldest Berkshire families, having been able to trace their descent to John Southby, who purchased the manor of Carswell in the parish of Buckland of Sir John Fettiplace in 1577. His grandson, John Southby sat for the county in the Cromwellian Parliaments of 1654-56, and his son Richard sat for the county in the Parliaments of 1680-81-85. The Southbys also twice served the office of high sheriff of Berkshire, 1695 and 1702, and have connected themselves by marriage with the families of Keate of Lockinge, Wiseman of Steventon, Mayott of Abingdon, Head of Hodcott, and Gallial of Yattendon. They have moreover been distantly connected with the Barons Hungerford.
The lady who died on Tuesday at her residence, Donnington-square, at the age of 82, had lived in Newbury 34 years and her removal will be deplored by a wide circle of friends.


The funeral will take place on Saturday, at half-past three, at the cemetery.
Newbury Weekly News 24 May 1894
Mrs. P. p.136 L S (A)26 Died 22 May 1894 aged 82 Widow of John Head Southby (formerly of West Ilsley) Also Martha Reeves [late of Farnborough] died 11 December 1879 aged 72 Missing years.


John Head Southby (formerly of West Ilsley) is in adjoining grave LS (A) 25 He died 29 September 1880 aged 78 Also Martha Reeves Southby died 10 April 1875 in 22nd year John Charles Southby died Jamaica 5 August 1853 aged 21 James Southby died at Patea, New Zealand 20 June 1878 aged 42

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