Personal information about John Lee Flint

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Burial Information

Name on burial register:
    John Lee Flint
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Age at death:
    54
Date of burial:
    17 March 1927
Abode at death:
(according to burial register)
    9 Donnington Square, Newbury
Burial register information:
   
Book number: 1917
Page number: 114
Record number: 10510
Official at burial:
    A.H. Fowler
     
Source of information:
   Burial Register

Memorial Details

Name on Memorial:
   John Lee FLINT
Date of death:
   14 March 1927
Age at death:
   54
Gender:
   Male
   
Memorial type:
   Chest Tomb with Iron railings
Construction Material:
   Sandstone with engraved letters
     
Inscription:
   East face of chest: In Loving Remembrance of/ Henry Flint/ who died Jany 25th. 1879/ aged 71 years. "He giveth His beloved sleep". / North face of chest, middle panel: In Remembrance of Edith/ fourth daughter of John and Grace Flint/ died Decr. 26th 1881/ aged 10 years. North face of chest, right hand panel: In Remembrance of Annie Paxton/ eldest daughter of/ John & Grace Flint/ died Aug. 6th.1883/ aged 16 years. North face of chest, left hand panel: *Henry Flint/ Died Feb 10th 1875/ aged 2 months./ South face of chest, left hand panel: In Loving Remembrance of/ Henry Flint/ second son of the late Alderman Flint/ died Nov. 2nd 1909 aged 61 years. South face of chest, middle panel: In Loving Remembrance of/ Muriel Gordon/ infant daughter of John & Grace Flint/ died March 25th 1885 aged 2 months. South face of chest, right hand panel: In Loving Remembrance of Mary Ann Flint/ widow of the late/ Henry Flint/of St. Mary's Hill, Newbury/ who died Jan. 19th. 1886/ aged 76 years./ North face of top coping stone: In Loving Memory of/ John Lee Flint/ who died March 14th 1927 aged 54/ Also of Mary Flint who died May 26th. 1927 aged 56/ Son and daughter of John & Grace Flint./ In Loving Memory of/ Grace Flint/ beloved wife of/ John Flint, J.P. who died Oct 13th. 1936/ aged 92. South face of top coping stone: In Loving Memory of / William Henry Flint/ who died Sept. 19th. 1947 aged 71/ In Loving memory of/ Grace Darling Flint/ second daughter of John & Grace Flint/ who passed away May 1st. 1921./ "Underneath are the Everlasting Arms". / East face of coping stone: In Loving Remembrance of John Flint/ who passed away July 7th. 1920/ aged 77 years./ "Peace perfect peace".
     
Condition of memorial:
   Fair, some faces eroded
Pattison location code:
   W95
Other Notes:
     * Name of Henry Flint who died Feb 1875, aged 2 months, derived from burial records due to excessive erosion on tomb.
     
Date monument recorded:
   02 April 2013
Monument recorder:
   DL
 
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Other people list on this memorial

Henry FLINT
Edith FLINT
Annie PAXTON
Henry FLINT
Henry FLINT
Muriel Gordon Flint
Mary Ann FLINT
Mary FLINT
Grace FLINT
William Henry FLINT
Grace Darling FLINT
John FLINT

 

 

Obituaries and Newspaper announcements

John Lee Flint
Article source:    Newbury Weekly News and Mrs Pattison
Date of source:    24 March 1927
Copyright:    © Newbury Weekly News

Transcription:

  
JOHN LEE FLINT

The Late Mr. J.L. Flint

The funeral of the late Mr. J.L. Flint, whose death was announced last week, took place on Thursday afternoon, the first part of the service being held at the Congregational Church.

The service was taken by the Rev. A.H. Fowler.  Mr. W. Every, Mus. Bac., was at the organ and played “O rest in the Lord” at the commencement of the service, and Chopin’s Funeral March at the close.

The immediate mourners were Mr. W.H. Flint (brother), Miss May Flint and Miss Isabel Flint (sisters), Miss Nellie Porter, Mr. Ernest Flint (cousin), and Nurse Dorothy Richards.

There were also many sympathetic friends at the church and the graveside, including ……

The interment was at the Old Cemetery.

There were many beautiful flowers sent by the following …..


Newbury Weekly News 24th March 1927

Mrs. P. page 18: W 95
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