Personal information about Louisa Adey

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Burial Information

Name on burial register:
    Louisa Adey
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Age at death:
    86
Date of burial:
    21 September 1931
Abode at death:
(according to burial register)
    32 Craven Road, Newbury
Burial register information:
   
Book number: 1917
Page number: 157
Record number: 10852
Official at burial:
    W.L. Cooper, Rector
     
Source of information:
   Burial Register

Memorial Details

Name on Memorial:
   Louisa ADEY
Date of death:
   21 September 1931
Age at death:
   86
Gender:
   Female
   
Memorial type:
   4 kerbstones & cornerstones. Stone vase.
Construction Material:
   Limestone Letters
     
Inscription:
   South Kerbstone outer slope: Augusta Adey / who died April 25th. 1912 aged 62. // South Kerbstone: Outer side: "Father in thy gracious keeping, leave we now thy servant sleeping. // North Kerbstone outer slope: Also of Mary Ann Adey who died Sept. 11th. 1932 aged 82. // East Kerbstone outer slope: Louisa Adey / Sept. 21st. 1931 aged 86. //
     
Condition of memorial:
   East kerbstone overturned, west kerbstone overgrown. SE cornerstone missing.
Pattison location code:
   ChNW20
Other Notes:
     The Adey sisters were daughters of Joseph & Mary Ann, nee Leonard, Coal Merchants of West Mills, Newbury. They were a large family with servants. Father Joseph died when the sisters were young & their mother continued the business until younger brother Rupert took over. An older brother, Joseph, also ran a coal business in West Mills. The girls never married and were recorded as having no occupation while living at home though perhaps helped their mother with the family buiness & household duties. Augusta was later a Companion to a woman in Winchester & retired to 'Eddystone', Chesterfield Rd, Newbury where she died leaving c£660 to brother Rupert. Mary Ann became a Housekeeper to her widowed brother Rupert in St Ann's, Craven Rd where her sister Louisa was also living in 1911. Louisa worked as a Companion in Shaftesbury, Dorset & Bath. Later Mary Ann & Louisa lived with widowed brother Rupert John at 32 Craven Rd, owned by Mary Ann. Louisa died at Craven Rd leaving £779 to brother Rupert. Mary died at 1 Highfield Rd though lived at 32 Craven Rd. Rupert & his wife, Fanny are buried in Ch5(C), their older brother, Coal Merchant Joseph is buried in Ch10(C) with his infant son Clifford Plummer Adey. Their Uncle Thomas Leonard with his wife & son and his sister Ellen Leonard are buried in ChNW8 & Aunt Jane Leonard in NE25(A). Source: Ancestry records.
     
Date monument recorded:
   01 November 2017
Monument recorder:
   EAC
 
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