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memorial Inscriptions
and Epitapbs
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
Compiled bp
JOHN PURCELL USHER
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1907
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MEMORIAL
INSCRIPTIONS
AND EPITAPHS
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
COMPILED BY
JOHN PURCELL USHER
1907
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Entered at Stationcrs' HIall
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PREFACE.
I HAVE taken the trouble to copy the epitaphs from
the tombstones on the graves in the c 'meteries in the
town of Belize. as well as the epitaphs and inscriptions
from the tablets in the churches.
I have also copied the epitaphs on the tombstones
at St. George's Cave.
In this volume I have only published those from
the following place hoping they will be of interest
to the public-viz. the Cathedral of St. -John the
Baptist p. 9 the Cathedral Churchyard,* p. 28;
the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, p. 29 ; the Cathedral
of the Holy Redeemer, p. 35 ; the Military Cemetery,*
p. 42 ; the St. George's Caye Cemetery, p. 44 ; the Con-
tagious Diseases Cemetery,* p. the Wesley Church,
p. 61 the Ebenezer Church, p. 63.
The epitaphs from the tombstones the other
cemeteries in the town of Belize I have reserved for
another volume.
J. P. U.
MarcJi 21st, 1907.
The. ari not now usol.
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INDEX.
PAGE
Ac- ;UST. JA. 1I1
ADcUST., Jo0s SASIJU1 1i
Auc'G.:" SAMUEL FREDERICK 1i
AiUiST, WILLIAMI I-ENRY
AVVARRO, REVI). P. 3(T
BALFOUR. FRANCIS.; 14
BARTLET, JAM 41!
BAVASTRO, REV. P. ANDRE:E 30)
BAYFIELD, HEEN Y 19
BEDrFOD. F. 0. 13
13EVA4N. JOSE
BOwEN. GEoonE Hu
BovE. MATILDA CAROLINE
BOWE_ SOPHIA SEARLE
BOASTER. EVE
BYRON, LEONARD N1
By'oiN, \VWIL 16
CLARKE. E.DWABI'
C -jfiOlUN. A*RC
COLQUHOUN. IMARY
Cox. :oRaG MAIRY
Cox, SE-LWYN JIoD1C
CRAMER. T.HEORlOR AUSTIN WILLIA)I
CREAUIT, ALlucSTIN F. Ru
CROOK, :ORtU WALTE
CurTHBERT. A,- MARY
I)AL ETTY, JOiHN 13
DIPIETRO, BiSHOr 41
STILL, MARY
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FORMAN.
FOUNDATION
CG TuIO.MAs
C W I LLuT.I
CIFFOR.oa HE-_
O .TCH, JOHrN"
GRAIHAM, T
(4GirRrifiTs.
HADLEY, IIALES fHE.
HALL, I.EV. AIRTIHIR
HALL, (EORGI_.N- 'ICTOR
]IAARKIS, ASSIST'
IIIL JoHn E2IEtosNS
IlorFI'. BLANCHE IDA
JUNES, EiDW
JONES, EDwIARD TuHOMAS
L.VAEr.R, Jons
Loo;. ROBERT HENRY
LOONTI.J. RE P. AVuUSTI
MAkIACINNON. DAVID BEIID
MIARTrNEZ. JOANNA MARIA
MTCDERMOT, SISTER MAER ANIT.
MCDONALD. ELMIRA ELizAnIETll
McDON-ILD, lHERBERT RIYS
IMcDoNALD, JAMES
IMcDosA..In, PATI FNC K
Al1cDoNALD, V
M1cLIVEBTY. liAr.
MN'XAB. ,A31ES
McPILEnSON. C '1n: HARRY lLllWARD
IMEMORIAL 1T. ROMAN ('ATirtn li RCii
31RMORIAL TAHI, .JIOIHN 'II URC1I
MILLART, Ji,
.AILI, RMAR.
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'AGE
58, 63
24
30
44.
341
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MONo;. REv. -'H,
AMORLE BE
MrTRRAY, CHARLOTTE ETr
;w\VPOT. RIE IATTH E
RoJEr
OEHLIITAFFE ELn-
OEIILHA.FE- LE
ONcI-, NioLASA C
O'rTLEY, CiH, ,;S B R.
P'AOE
29, 51
(i3
34
3-ARO;ER'E E
-s-D BRENEICT VNx
Pli Ro
PoT" AN-x.
PoT CATHERINE
PUTTS. Jonx
POTTS, StRAIl
Po'I TIo IAS
Qc ,rrE. JATIMES C('
Qrr.rx, FR. 3iLtci
QrtNs, Fa. Ric.
PiciiAnn, FriANcis
R.OMA. 'ATHOLIC C'rI H F31 MEMORIAL TAtILET
]TOSADO, JOSE LMA TA
ROSADO, VALERIANA Ros-
PRoSS- R Ev. P.
Jous's CIuRCiH 31E roiiAL TABLETS
SCHRIEVEI. IrI7 JS IIEXIn
SO RERn, EMl.MIA MARIA
'STRANAY:-, REV'D. EVWARD FIOX
:ET-ESCOTT. XOPAH ,LU'IEL
T I.TS
TlUTISTON,
WILLIA-M
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9, 10, 11, 12, 35
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TKI'.M1BACI, HENRY THiE iDOR E 38
TRUMinDA ROSE ELIZA ETrn 41
UISHER, ETHEL LotUISE
USHEn, JANE *LIZABITI 201
USHER, JouH
L'SHER. MARY WHITE
USHER, SARAH
V\\'AGNER,
WAGNE
\\ALSH, W\LLI.AM 17
\VILSOM, ( nARtl.Es HENRY 24
WiLsox. LIE WILLIAM 13
VrESLEY (C'IlvIll FOUNDATION 62
INSCRIPTIONS AND EPITAPHS COPIED FROM THIE TABLETS
IN TIHE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE
BAPTIST, BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
T'IE INHABITANTS OF
THE BRITISH SETTLEMENT OF BELIZE
IN THE BAY OF HONDURAS
BEING DESIROUS
THAT THE PUBLIC SERVICE OF GOD SHOULD BE
REGULARLY PERFORMED AMONGST THEM, ON THE
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF
OR LORD, ONE THOUSAND EI(GHT HUNDRED AND TEN,
AND IN THE FIFTY-FIRST YEAR OF THE REIGN OF
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE THIRD,
COME TO THE RESOLUTION TO ERECT
A BUILDING
FOR THAT PURPOSE, AND TO ENDOW IT WITH TIE T M
OF FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS STERLING 'ER ANNUM
PURSUANT
THEREFORE TO THAT ACT THIS THE FIRST PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOUNDED IN SPANISH AMERIC,
'AS ERECTED AND DEDICATED TO
SAINT JOHN THE BAP'TIST.
NOrTE.-This Church was disestablished and disundowed by
Ordinani: No. 25 iof 1972.
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THE FIRST STONE WAS LAID BY
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL JOHN NUGENT SMYTH
His MAJESTY', SUPERINTENDENT
ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OF JULY, ANNO DOMINI
ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWELVE, AT
THE PARTICULAR REQUEST OF
TIHE MAGISTRATES
AND COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC WORKS
MARSHALL BENNETT, THOMAS PASLOW, JOBN POT'
TASTES GORDON, WTT,TTAT GENTLE, EDWART)D ETTIAN,
THOMAS FRANCE, PETER C. WALL, THOMAS GALT, AND
WILLIAM LECKIE, ESQUIRES, REVEREND JOHN ARM-
STRONG, B.A., CHAPLAIN.
THE TABLES ON THE EAST END OF THIS
CHURCH WERE PRESENTED BY
MARSHALL BENNETT, ESQUIRE,
C'NO DOMINI 1814.
THE COMMUNION PLATE
PRESENTED BY
GEORGE ARTHUR, ESQUIRE,
ANNO DOMINI 1815.
'HE SILVER BAPTISMAL BASIN
IS THE BEQUEST OF
MARY ARMSTRONG
OF THIS SETTLE-
ANNO DOMINI 1825.
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THE INTERIOR OF ClHURCH WAS
EMBELLISHED AND DECORATED
AT THE EXPENSE OF THE PUBLIC
REV. 3MA'THE NEWPORT, B.M.
T.C.D. CHAPLAIN
UNDER THE DIRECTION
OF
JOHN W. WRIGHT, ESQUIRE,
MAGISTRATE AND CHURCH WARDEN
ANNO DOMINI 1824
AND 1825.
Tins CinUR
WITH THE BURIAL GROUND NAMED YARBOROUGH
'AS CONSECRATE
CHRISTOPHER
BY DIVINE PERMISSION
FIRST LORD BISHOP OF
JAMAICA HONDI-RAS
AND THE
BAHA.
ON TIHE THIRTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, IN THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD ONE THOU,.AND 'EIGHT HINDRIED
-D TWENTY-SIX, IN THE SEVENTH YEAR OF
THE REIGN OF
H-is BRITa. 'NIC MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE FOURTH.
THE OR.-
WAS ERECTED JUNE 25TH IN SAME YEAR.
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THIS THE CORRESPONDING' TABLET
PLACED THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER IN THE,
'EAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOU, rD EIGHT HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-SEVEN
DURING THE GO\ iNT OF
MAJOR GENERAL EDWARD CO.)i
HIS MAJESTY' SUPERINTENDENT
AND
MARSHALL BENNETT, CHARI.ES EVANS.
THOMAS PICKSTOCK, DAVID BETSON, CHARLES CRAIG,
JAMES MC.DONALD, AND ALEXANDER ERA-CE,
ESQUIRES, MAGISTRATES.
REVEREND M. NEWPORT, B.M.
OF TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN,
CHAPLAkIN
JAMES MCDONALD AND GEOEGE WESTBY, ESQUIRES,
CHUlLRCHWARDEN.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
ARCHIBALD COLQUIHOUN, ESQUIRE
7ERAL YEARS ONE OF THE
MAGISTRATES OF THIS SETTLEMENT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 19TH JANUARY 1824
AGED 40 YEARS.
ALSO
OF MARY HIS WIFE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LTPE THIE 24TIH AUGUST 183-4
AGED 46 YEARS.
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of
his saints."-Psalm cxvi., v. 15.
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Aarrte to tbe -tmnonr of
LIEUT. WILLIA-M WILSON, R.N.
MR. F. G. BEDFORD., MIDSHlIn AN
TIHE SERGEANT OF MARINES AND NINE SEAMTEN. LATE OF
H.M.S. BLOSSOM," WHO DIED OF YELLOW FE MR IN THE
MONTH OF ACUITST 1830, AND WERE INTERRED
*OFF'S KAY *
THIS 'ABLET IS ERECTED BY CAPT. OWEN AND THE
OFFICERS OF THE SHIP A TRIBUTE AFFECTION
AND ESTEEM.
Be ye therefore ready also, for the Son-of Man cometh
at hour when ye think not."
Luke xii. 40.
'acrteh to tl)r flrnmor;p of
JOHN SMALE DALGETTY
LATE PROVOST MARSHALL GENERAL OF HONDURAS
WTIO DEPARTED THIS LIFE IST JULY 1832
AGED 34 YEARS.
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY HIS DEEPLY
SORROWING FRIEL
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HERE LIES IN THE IOU110' APPOINTED FOR ALL LIVING
THIE MORTAL REMAINS OF
FRANCIS LEIGH BALFOUR
OF TOWNLY HALL, COI'NTY OF LOUTH, IRELAND
WHO DIED AT TUE AGE OF 28 OF TIE COUNTRY FEVER
ON THE 29TH OCTOBER A.D. 1833.
FROM HIS YOUTH HE HAD KNOWN HIS REDEEMER ANID
IN 11131 HE FOUND PEACE SUCH THE WORLD CAN
NEITHER GIVE NOR TAKE -AY.
HE WAS IlIS STAY IN LIFE, HIS HOPE IN THHE HOUR OF
DEATH
HIS BODY SLEEPS IN DUST
BUT 111S SPIRIT IS \1'T'I THOSE OF THE JUST MADE PERFECT
SO REST ALL WHO READ THESE LINES
AMEN.
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,Aartcb to tbt annmorp of
JAMES CHAPMAN QUILTER
SURGlEON
A NATIVE OF ENGLAND
BUT MANY YEARS RESIDENT IN THIS TOWN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AFTER A FEW DAYS' ILLNESS
ON TIlE G(TI DAY OF DECEMBER 1835
IN THE 32NI) YEAR OF HIS AGE
SINCERELY REGRETTED
BY A LARGE CIRCLE OF FAMILY
AND DEEPLY *:NTED
BY HIS AFFECTIONATE WIDOW.
Disciti Justitiam Moniti."
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2IEMORY OF
GEORGIANA MALRY COX
I AUG'ITER
WILLIAM MARY COX
OF RY.DE, ISLE WIGHT
WHO DEPARTED TillS LIFE
ON THE GTIf OCTOBER
1836
AGED 21 YE,
(o the tlrnmorI? of
THE RE'D). EDWARD) FOX ST'IANCGWAYS
RECTOR OF' MELB('RY
IN THEIR tOVtNrTY OF DORSET
FIFTII SON OF
THEE. HONORABLE AND ItE 'EREND
CIIARLS RIEDI.YNCIE FOX STRAN; -AYS
HORN APRIL 2ND MI)CCCV
AND DIED AT THE GOVERNMENT HOU.' BELIZE
DECEMBER
Blessed are the dead which die in t(he Lord.'
Rev. 14, 13.
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JOHN SAMUEL AUGUST, ESQUIRE
A RESPECTABLE INHABITANT OF THIS SETTLEMENT
ONE OF THE MAGISTRATES AND COLONEL TO THE MILITIA
WHO LEFT TItIS COUNTRY IN 1838
AFTER A RESIDENCE OF NEARLY FIFTY YEARS
AND DIED IN ENGLAND ON THE 29TH AUGUST, 1839
IN THE 67TIf YEAR OF HIS AGE
AND ALSO IN MEMORY OF HIS SONS
SAMUEL FREDERICK AUGUST
AND
JAMES AUGUST
AND OF 111IS SONS IN LAW
LEONARD BYRON AND WILLIAM BYRON
WHO DIED IN THIS COLONY.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM GENTLE, ESQRE., JR.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
THE 3RD AUGUST 1840
AGED 29 YEARS.
In the midst of life we are in death."
RESURGAM.
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TO THE MEMORY
OF
SOPHIA SEAELE BOWEN
WHO DEPARTED TITllS L
6TH DECEMBER 1840)
ED 32 YE,
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TO THE MEMORY
OF
MATILDA CAROLINE BOWEN
WHO DEPARTED TillS LIFE
15lTH DEC ,MBER 1840
AGED '29 YEARS.
a(irrrtb to tl)rhe tmornp of
THE
lION. WILI,1WAl WALSIH
MEM3IER OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
MAGISTRATE
YARDSS OF SEVENTEEN YEAItR
TEE:
OF THIS SETTLEMENT
WHIO DEPARTED ) THIS
3RD FEBRUARY 1843
AGED 55 YE:
" The Salvation of the Righteous is of the Lord."
Vs. xxxvii. 39.
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Co tl)t Mitmorp of
HENRY GIFF(ORD
CLE OF
HER MAJE, SHIP -ACINTII
WHO DIE 10rTH 1845
:1) 21 YEARS
UNIVERSALLYY REGRETTED BY HIS
BROTHER OFFICERS.
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Co tlOr Atlmorp of
WILLIAM THURSTON
SURLINGHA31, THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK
11nIO DIED AUGUST 20TIr 1853
WkGED 30 YEARS.
TTIIS TABLET IVAS ERECTED
TOKEN OF GRATITUDE ESTEEM
BY P. E. WODEHOUSE, ESQRE.
..ERINTENDENT OF HONDURAS
IN WHIIOSE FAMILYY ITE SERVED FAITHFULLY
FOR MANY YEARS,
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THE MEMORY OF
JOHN OU ( I H
PUBLIC TR IR
OF THIS SETTLEMENT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
13TH, ANNO DOMINI 1855
BELOVED
LAMENTED.
Then shall the righteous shiint forth the sun the
kingdom of their father.
Matthe 1 3th Chap., 43rd verse.
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.MORY
HENRY BAYFIELD
MIDSHIPMAN OF LEOPARD
AND SON OF RE2 :-ADMJIIR R.N.
WHO DIED YELLOW AT BELIZE
THE 15'TH 'RIL 1858
AGED 17 YEARS.
Just I plca,
But that Thy blood shed for
And that Thou bidst come to Thee,
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ME31ORY
E31A 31ARIA
OF HENRY SCHC11ER
DIED JULY 5TH 1859
AGED 34 YEARS.
DEEI'L DEPLORED
1BY SORROWING FRIENDS.
Teach to unuiber days that we may apply our
hearts unto wisdom.
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THE MEMORY OF
JOHN USHER, ESQUIRE,
WVAS BORN AT ST. S*ORPE'S CAY
AND DIED AT BELIZE. ON THE 23RD APRIL. 1869
AG(ED 74 YEARS.
HIE WAS, FOR MANY YEARS. MEMBER OF THE
PUBLIC MEETING ANDI) ASSISTi JUDGE
OF THE SUPREME: AND '31MARY
COUI-TS OF iRRTTISH HONDURAS.
S AR A H
HIS WIFE
WHO DIEI) ON 'HE 16TH JC'Y. 1859
ACED 56 YEARS.
AND OF
JANE ELIZABETH
i;[R SECOND DAUGHTER,
WIO DIED ON THE 26T1h NOVEMBE 1867
AG)ED 41 YEARS.
Thy will be done."
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THE REVEREND
MATTHEW NEWPORT D.D.
WHO FELL ASLEEP TI THE LORD
22ND APRIL 18(60
HAVING B[1E. WCTOR THIS PARISH
FOR 35 y -AR,:.
Blessed the Dead which die the Lord, from
henceforth ; yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their labours ; and their works do follow them.
Rev. xiv 13.
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11n flrmorp) of
JULIUS HENRY SCHRIEVER
NATIVE OF GERMANY
WHO DIED ON THE 2ND JU- 1860, AGE) 21 YEARS.
THIS 'ABLET WAS ERECTED BY A FEW OF H1S FRIE,
IN i TIMONY OF THEIR RE ESTEEM.
Requiescat Pace.
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fI +T1lmlorp of
LEONARI) VON OEH1L[AFFEN
BORN IN LIVE ENGLAND, 1859
DIED AT CALEDON1- BRI. HONDURAS. 1870.
AND
EUGEN EDMUND BENEDICT VON OEHLIT-IAFFEN
BORN IN LIVERPOOL, .AND, 1855,
DIEI) AT 'ALE:DOXIA, BRI. HONDURA.S. 1871.
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fit Robhmg dn:lrIorp
OF
JAMES WAGNER
WHO DIED) 15TH NOVEMBER, 1883, IEn 57 YEARS
ALSO OF SARAH HIS BELOVED WIFE
WHO DIED 19TH MARCII. 1893. YEARS.
'HIS TABLET IS ERECTEB
THEIR NG CtHILDREN.
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fit $lffcctionatt t-t1morn)
OF
C'HARLES HENRY HADLE1
CIVIL ENGINEER
THIRD SON OF
HENRY GEORGE AND ROSINA HAI)LEY
OF LEE, LONDON.
HE DIED OCTOBER 26iTH, 1885
WHILE MARKING OUT THE WESTERN
-NDARY OF THIS C
AGED 30 YEARS.
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tn MffcMtionatr iuintmbraitr of
GEORGE I-IUMIE BOWEN
WVITO W DROW. 21sT M1ARCII 1886
AGED 21 YEARS.
'ABLE' ERECTED BY SORROWING FRIENDS
In the midst of life death,"
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in ZRobinhg jInior0 of
MARGARETTA
THE WIFE OF
WILLIAM MITT. R
SURVEYOR GENERAL OF THIS COLONY
DIED AUGUST 1886
AGED 22 YEARS.
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Fermitas et Sanitas
KITl 'ltul0'rp of
MELBOURNE JOSEPH GRIFFITHS
SURVEYOR GENERAL OF THIS COLONY
BORN MARCH 9, 1815, DIED 13, 1887.
THIS TABLET H-AS BEE. ERECTED BY THE FRIENDS
WHO LOVED HIM IN LIFE, AND WHO MOURN THE
NOW TH1 HE HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM 'IH
What I do thou knowest rnot now, but thou shal know
hereafter." John xiii. 7.
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En ?Lobing 4Irmorp of
CHARLES HENRY WILSON, M.A. F.G.S.
SON OF THE REVD. EDWARD WILSON
VICAR OF NOCTON. LINCOLNSHIRE
BORN AL'RIL 16GTH, 1851
SCHOLAR OF ETON AND KING'S COLLEGE
CAMBRIDGE, AFTER FAITHFUL SERVICE AS
SURVEYOR AT RUGBY. TENNESSEE,
AND IN THIS COLONY HE DIED BELIZE
SEPT. 9TIT, 1887.
Lord, who shall dwell in Thy tabernacle ?
Who shall rest upon Thy holy hill ?
Even he that leadeth an uncorrupt life,
And doeth the thing that is right,
And speaketh the truth from his heart."
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GEORGIANA VICTORIA HALL
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
BENJAMIN AND VIRGINIA CLARISSA FAIRWEATHER
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESU,.
MARCH 15TH, 1890, IN HER 33RD YEAR.
ERECTED BY HER FATHER.
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Sobin9g q lmorp of
ETHEL LOUISE USHER
WHO DIED AT BIRCHINGTON, ENGLAND. ON THE 15TH
J .- 1890.
AGED 16 YEARS.
NOTE.-This inscription is on a )beautiful brass Eagle Lectern pre-
sinted by the Honble. -IL C. Tsher, I.S.O., Member of the
Executive Council.
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NORAHI MURTET. SWEET-ESCOTT
BORN AT ROSE HILL, MAURITIUS
14TH MAY. 1885
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE, BELIZE
28TH MAY, 1905.
SECOND DAUGHTER OF SIR BICKHAM SWEET-ESCOTT,
K.C.M.(.
GOVERNOR OF BRITISH HONDURAS.
Is it uell with the Child ?"
It .well."
She is not dead, niu sleepeth."
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TO THE MEMORY OF
REV. GEORGE WALTER CROOK
SENIOR, CANON OF
ST. JOHN 'HE DRAL.
2LIZE, BRITTSH HONDURAS.
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESU,
24TH, 1905, AGED 37.
l'Te Lord alone did lead him."
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n11 ;tlrmorp of
ROBERT HENRY LOGAN, B.A. Oxox.
BARRISTER AT LAW, MIDDLE TEMPLE
A 3MEMBE THE LEGISLATIVE TNCIL OF THIS COLONY
AND A PAST CHIEF RANGER
OF THE ANCIENT ORDET OF FORESTERS
BORN IN THE PARISH OF EARLSTON,
ON 14TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1858
HE WAS FOR 13 YEARS
PRO3MTNrNT INHABITANT OF I'OLONY
A TRUE FRIEND, ABLE LAWYER, A WISE AND UPRIGIIT
MAN.
IHE DIE ON THE 12TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1898
UNIVERSE. ESTEEMED AND LAMENTED.
ERECTED BY HIS FRIENDS.
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in Cibr 9obiiig jl1timor) of
ETHEL LOUISE
THE ONLY AND DEARLY LOVED CHILD OF
IIENIRY AND LOU A H. 'SHWR
WHO WAS BORN AT WEI,AIOUSE, :OLCAR
,AR H U DERSFIEL), YORKSHITRE
ON THE 28TH AFRIL, 1874-
AND DIED AT BIRCHTINGTON, KENT, ENOLAND
ON THE 15oII JUNE, 1890.
'TERRE AT TILE J3IRCHTINGTON CHURCHYARD
Weep not; shie not dead, but sleepeth.
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EPErTArlI COPIED PROM A TOMBSTONE IN THE CIURCH-
YARD OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. JOHN
THIE BAPTIST, BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
EDWARD WILLIAM CLARKE, B.A.
RECTOR OF CREAT YELDHAM
AND
CHAPLAIN TO THE GARRISON
OF
HONDURAS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
24TI APRIL, 1843,
AGED 37 YEARS.
Tha,/ks be to God, which giveth us the victory through
Lord Jesus Christ.
1 Cor.
NOTr.-There are only live other brick graves in this Churchyard,
but without tombstones.
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EPITAPHS COPIE FROM THE TABLETS IN THE CHURCH
OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, BELIZE, BRITISH
IHONOURAS.
TO TILE MEMORY OF
EDWARD THOMAS JONES
WHO DIED AT SOUTHAMPTON
ON THE
.*VENTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 186(1
AGED 32 YEARS.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
REV JOHN CHARLES MONO AN, M.A.
LATE INCUMBENT OF ST. MARY'S, BIELIZE
AND (GARRISON CHAPLAIN OF BRITISH HONDURAS
ALSO VICAR OF DISHANE
AND RECTOR OF KILNE.MAR'1ORY,
IN THIE COUNTY OF CORK, IRELAND.
DIED) ON THE 22ND DAY OF AUGUST
1860
AGED 60 YEARS
REGRETTED HY WHO KNE IKIM.
Blessed are ye that sow beside all waters."
Isaiuh xxxii. 20.
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M1y son, gice Me tihy hearl.''
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TO THE MEMORY OF
ASSISTANT SURGEON HARRIS
OF HER MAJEST
2ND WEST INDIA REGIMENT
WILO FE VICTIM TO YELI,LOW FEVER
ON TiHE 31ST OF DECEMBER, 1860
AT EARLY :E OF 24 Yi'AR&,
ILEA.VINc A YOU I. VI)OW
TO RI'OGRET THE LOSS
OF AN AFFECTIONATE 'SBAND.
THIS TABLET
TUTED 3BY TIE OFFICERS
CHAPLAIN OF THE ARRISON
SAl) REMEEMBRANCY' OF IIS ,:ATIH.
Laus sit Deo.
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JOHN LEVER, ESQRE.,
3RD WEST INDIA ;OrT.,
SON OF THE LATE CHARLES L :R. ESQRE.
OF 'AVISTOCK SQRE., LONDON
WHO DIED 'H 7NE, 186],
([NTERRED IN YARBOROUGH CEMETERY)
For God so loved the jorld that He gavc His oldy
begotten Son, that whosoever belieueth Him should
not perish, but have everlasting life."
John iii. 16.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
VAL\NCOURT LLE WELLYN
BELOVED SON OF
"ALANCOURT HENRY
AND ELLEN LLEWEL 'N McuDONALD
BORN 6TH MARCH, 1859
DIED 24TH SEPTEMBER, 1863
The shall the dust return to the earth as it
andl the spirit shall return to God who gave it."
xii. Ecclesiastes, 7th verse.
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Mi son, Me thy heart."
'1TO THE MEMORY OF
ASSISTANT SURGEON HARRIS
Or, HER MAJEST
2ND WEST INDIA REGIMENT
WHO FELL VICTIM TO YELLOW FEVER
ON THE 31s8T OF DECEMBER, 1860
'HE '1ARLY AGE OF 2-1 Y,]
LEAVINCd A YOUNG 'IDOW
REGRET THE LOSS
OF AFFECTION. 'SBAND.
THIS TABLET
REACTEDD BY THE OFFICERS
PLAIN OF 'HE GARRISON
SAD REMEMBRANCE OF HIS DEATH.
La.s sit Deo.
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TO
THE MEMORY OF
HERBERT RHYS McDONALD)
SON OF
"ALANCOURT IHEN ,RY
ELLEN LLEWELLV[ MCDONALD
BORN 28TI NOV.K.MoBER, 1860
DIED) 23RD TST. 1887
Here ihave con!iuming cily, but we seek
one to "
It'eh. 14,
ERECTEDD
IN ATFECTIONAT. REMEMBRANCE
BY .MEMBERS OF '1E BELIZE
WANDERERS CRICKET CLTB.
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BLAN('HIE IDA
SECOND DAGHITTER OF
OTTO
RTANCTIE ELLA HOFIUS
HORN IN BELIZE
7TH JUNE, 1890
TDIED IN BELIZE
8T 1890,
A little angel.
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INSCRrPTIONS AND ErITA IIS COPIED FROM THE TABLETS
IN THE CATHEDRAL C Ou THE HOLY
REDEEMER, BELIZE, BRTTTSH i.1ONDURAS,
D. 0. M.
PRIDIE NONAS NOYEM3BRTS 'NO MCCCDICIV.
RR. 1)1), SALVATOR DIPIETRO, S.J.
EP. EUR.LE E' 'ARIU, AP. HONDURAS BRITANNICzE
ASSISTENTIBU-S PATRTBUS MI[SSIONIS IIANC CATHEDRALEM
IN HONORED. REDEMPTORIS DTC: 'AM RITU SOLE.
;ONSECRAVIT,
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I. H. S.
*u ilnnoriam.
V CAROL ROSSINI, S.J.
EX Y'ALIA
OBIIT IS F]'ESBRUART, 180
H.P. GEORG1 MI. AVVARO. S.J.
X ITALIA
OTMIIT DIE AUCrU_ 1873.
P ANDREJE BAVASTIO, S.J.
:1X ITALIA
OBIIT DIE 17 FEBRUATRI, 1877.
P AUGUSTI LOONTJENS. S.J.
:X BELC10
OBIT ITE 23 APERILS, 1883
FR. MARCI QUIHN, S.J.
EX IIIBEENIA
OBIIT DITE 4 Arrul 1879.
FR. RICCARDI QUINN, S.J.
ITIBERNIA
OBIIT DIE 2- 1884,
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karruh
TO THE MEMORY OF
F.RANCIS RICHARD
A NATIVE OF FRANCE
TORKN MAHCTc 4'TII. 1815
AT NAUVY. 'ETT
FOR 18 YEARS
RESIDENT OF THIS TOWN-
H- DEPARTED TIIIS LIFE
ON THE 20TH OF 186-1
AT LE MANS, FRANCE
W- TLE ON VISIT TO IITS FAMILY.
He shall receive the blessing from the Lord and
righteousness from the God of his salvation."
Psalm xxiv. verse
LA 1TORTA TDE LA SNRA:
DONA NICOLASA CALYO DE ONGTAY
NATURAL DE CATALUNA
FALLECIO
EN COROZAL EL 25 DE AGOSTO
DE 1872.
En el silencio con amor sentido
Vela su itumJb solitaria flor
Es la plegaria d(l hijo dolorido
Mladre Cristian.a
Reposa el 8e6 or.
R. I. P.
us-I
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A LA SENTTDA MUERT'I' D)E
DA VALERIANA ROSADO TE ROSADO
Aqui tranquila repose
La buena hija Valeriana
Flor yerla en edad temprana
Madre tierna field esposa
De la vida prevalosa
IIHuy) los fierus
Y ante, de cumplir reinte awos
Su acrisolada virtud
Busco de Dios la quie ud
En sus celieos rebaflos.
FALLECIO
EL 9 DE SETTEMBRE, 1873
R. I. P
OTarrcb to tl) AlRminorp of
HENRY THEOD)ORE, TItFUMBACIF
WHO DIED ON THE 27TH DECEMBER, 1878
AT MOU 8S COLLEGE, CIIESTERFIELD, ENGLASND
AGED 14 YEARS, 3 MONTHS, AND 27 DAYS,
R.I. P
The Lord gar and the Lord hath take away, blessed
be the name of the Lord."
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A LA SAORADA MEMORTIA
IDE NINO
JOSE MARIA ROSADO
DEDTCA ESTE RECITETRDO SU
DESCONSOLADO PADRE
JOSE HILARIO ROSADO
NACTO EN BELIZE CAPITAL DE
LA COLONIA DE HONDURAS BRITANICA
EL DIA 1 DE DICIE.fRHRB DEi 1872
FUTE BAUTIZADO EL DITA 14 DEL MES
MISMO MES POR EL
VICARIO APOSTOLICA DE LA
DIOCESIS SYDNEY JOS. WOOLLETT, S.J.
FALIECTO E. 'ALL'S BANK
DEL RIO NORTE
*:L DIA 21 DE JUNIS DE 1885
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JOANNA MAR IA MARTINEZ
POSTRIDIE ]IDUS DECEMBRIS
IMDCCCLXTTT.
ORTA
IN SACRT. rPHEBEI. PC .;TRALIBUS
A MONTAIB13U'. JAMIAICA
PIE' ATE BONIS MORIBU,
POLITIOR)BU.- .ARTIBUS
APPI'RTME EXCULTA
FLORTS BELLITIENSIS JUVENT.
PATRICIO E. BROWN
BIMESTRI CONJUOTT, F(EDERS JUNCTA
VIMORIS MATRIS, SORORUMI, SPONS1
RI: IDUS MARTTA MlCCCLXXXVI. EREPTA
CINERIBUS REVICTURIS
R. I. P
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ln Alcvmorianm.
RR. DD. SALVATORIS DIPIETRO, S.J., D)D.
EPISC. ]'IU'E.E
VIC. APOST. HONDURAS BRITAN.
-ATTUS PAXORMT TN
DIE 15 J-NII 1830.
OBIIT IN CIVITATE BETLITZE
DIE 23 ALTYrLSTI 1898.
Acordaos Prelcados que ns han hablado la
palabra de Dios."
A los Hebr. xili.,
Remember your Prelates, who have spoken the ;ord
of God to you."
Jfebr. xiii.,
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:,ORY OF
ROSE ELIZABETH TRUMBAC'H
sEvr. 2-1, 1889
AGED 78 YEARS.
We have loved her during life
Let not fcyget her after death."
S. A. uBosE.
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EPITAPHS COPIED FROM THE TOMBSTONES IN THE
MILITARY CEMETERY AT NEW-TOWN BARRACKS,
BELIZE, BRITISH IHONDURAS.
"OE.-The three following gr, s are the only ones visible in
this Cemetery. 31,3/97.
TO T.HE MEMORY 01'
THOMAS JACKSON GRAHAM, M.D.
OF II.M.S. rAIrANTALOOIN"
'HO DIED OF YELLOW FEVER
AT BELIZE
SEPTEMBER 25TH. 1847
AGED 31 YEARS.
How sad the feverish death tropic clime,
While Nature owes thee a longer
Here sleeps the husband and the father too,
Far from all fond relations' sacred
FOOT STONE
T.J.G. 1847.
.NOT.- Stone very much worn.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
CLAUDE
HARRY HOWARD
INFANT SON OF LIEUT. .McPHERSON
2ND WEST INDIA REGIMENT
NWHOI DTED ON EASTER MONDAY, 1880
AGED EIGHT MONTH
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM SAMUL'EL SWATHLUN TRIST
SECOND SON OF MAJOR T1IST
OF TRISTFORI), SOUTH DEVON
WHO DIED AT BELIZE. BRITISH HONDURAS
11TH OCTR., 1882.
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EPIT'APHS COPIED FROM THE TOMBSTONES IN THE
CEMETERY AT ST. GEORGE' CAYE, BRITISH
HONDURARS.
garret to tO Ahe mnorp
OF
JOHN EMMOIOS II'IIL, ESQRE.,
WVHO DEPARTED 'HTS LTTFE
11T'rH oT MAY, 1808,
AT 37 YEA-RS.
"'Long have I been tossed to and fro,
Till God's decree did summons me to harbour here
below
My anchor hc- cast, from all storms free,
Until my .i.ccliog sails shall waft me, Lord, to Yhec."
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HERE A RE DEPOSITED
THE REMAIN-_ OF
TItOMAS GALE, ESQUIRE,
NATIVE OF GLREENOCK
WHO DIED ON AUGUST, 1813
IN THE 29TII YJ-AR OF HIS AGE
ENDEARED TO IlIS F. AND FRIENDS
BY EXCELLENT JALITT .'.
IT 'AS HIS LOT TO LEAVE THEM EARLY LIFE,
.;N THE LAPSE OF A FEW BUSY YEARS
THE PROMISE OF HIS YOCTII
HAD RIPENED "'ACIIME1 WITH AFFECTION
TO I' FER FINAL LASTIN(J S EPARATION
BY A PREMATURE DEATH
iSTIMONY T'O DEPARTED WORTH
AS WELJ AS A MEMORIAL OF AFFECTION
'HIS STONE IS ERECTE
BY -DISCONSOLATI PARENTS.
NOTE.-The stone is split and the words cannot be read, and the
stone is, in addition, muchl worn and difficult to de-
cipher, and the name and date may be di.ff&rcnt.
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TO TIlE MEMORY OF
MRS. MARY STILL
DAU 'IITER OF
MRS. CATHERINE FERRALL
OF TIllS SETTLEMENT
BORN JULY 1ST, 1784
AND DEPARTED THIS LIFE
TH1E 23RD OF FEBRUARY, 1818
IN THE 34TH YEAR OF IIER AGE,
t t t t t
LIES THE BODY OF
EDWARD JONES, ESQE.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
ON MONDAY THE 9TH DAY
OF APRIL, 1804
AGED 49 YEARS.
E.J. 1804.
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&' arreb
TO THIE MEMORY OF
ROBERT PERRY
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE THE 14TH OF OCTOBER, 1787
AGED 45 YEARS.
R.P. 1787.
NOTE.--Thi stone is very much worn and liard to decipher.
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TO THIE MEMORY OF
SARAH POTTS,
WHO DEPARTED THI'S LIFE THE NOVEMBER, 1797
AGED 6 YEARS
ANTD TO
ANN GRACE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE TIlE 5T9 OCTOBER, 1800
AGED) 33 YEARS
AND TO
CATHERINE
1)AUGGHTER OF SARAH POTTS
WHO DEPARTED TFIS LIFE 'TlE 5TH NOVEMBER, 1800
AGED 8 YEARS.
P. 1797.
A. 1800.
c. 1800.
NOT:.-This stone is very much worn and hard I, decipher, and
the first age given may be different.
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THOMAS P(OTTS, EsyQi
OF DURHAM
*:NIOR MAGISTRATE OF THIS SETTLEMENT
WIIH DIED STH OF NOVEMBER 1800,
AG: 66
HAVING RE' *;lFLY IN COU'NTsY 'AlDS
OF 40 YEARS. FORMED AN EARLY ATTACII3MENT
TO THE SETTLEMENT.
lHE A ZEALOU.. AND ACTIVE MAGIS'TIRATE. AND IN
'IAL LIFE HTS ANIIABLE QUALITI'l, WERE HAPPILY
BLEN-DED WITH HIS LABORIOUS HIABIi'T AND UNWEARIED
PURSUITS BU,.
IHE CLOSED HIS U., :FT-L JLIVE LAMIXNTED AS PUTILIC
AND PRIVATE LOSS. SPECT'ED AND ILOVEI) BY IIS
FRIENDS AND VE, .RATED AS THE FATHER OF THIF
COMMUNITY.
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Co Ol rfInlorVJ)
OF
JAMES BARTLET, ESQUTRE
NATIVE OF ABE RDEEN
MANY YEARS INHABTTANT OF THIS SETTLE, TNT
WHO, AFTER HAVING FATTTTFULLY DISCIIXARGED
TIHE DUTIES OF THE SE MRAL OFFICE
TO WHICH IE WAS CHOSEN, AND EMPLOYED
'ITII UNREMITTING ASSTI)UITY HIS SL'PERIOR
TALENTS TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE
OF THE COMMUNITY
DEPARTED TIlS .LTFE ON THE 24TII DAY
JAN-. 1800, IN THE 47TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE.
NuTE.-Th'is much worn.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
EVE BROASTER
A NATIVE OV MALADIN4GO, AFRICA
WHO DEPARTED LIFIE 28'i'H JT'LY, 1821
A(G IT) 65 YEARS
WHOSE INOFFi.'I.VE PRIME 'ONxDCT'
END1El'ARED HER TO .LL WITH WHOM SHE W; ACQUAINTED
ANr) AS A TRIBT"'lE TO DEPA IITED WORTH
THIS STONE ERECTED TO IIER MEMORY
BY iR DISC ISOLATE ['ER
ARTA DNE BROASTER
THIS RUDE STONE, WHAT :PERB MARBLES CAN,
MAY TRULY BOAST HERE IE.- IIONEST WOMAN.
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REV'D. JOHN C. MONGAN, M.A.
INCUMBENT OF ST. 3IARYVS CHURCII
WHO DEPARTED) THIS LIPE
ON THE 2.2ND AUGUST. 1860
AGE tARS.
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TO TIIE M-EMORY OF
JO.HN POTTS, SENIOR, ESQtTIRE,
WHO )DEPARTED THIS TRANSITORY WORLD
THE 15TH DAY OF 'TTOBER, IS21
AT SAINT (EORGE'
AGED 66 Y tARS
I-E FILLE
SITUATION OF A 1AG41STRATE
b'OR '-CESSTVE
jPRIGHT IIIIS PRINCIPLES
HE ALW. .'TED rH E
AN HONEST INDEFENDENT MAIN
BENE .ENT FRIEi
TO THE DTSTRESSED
AND AN
-'TIONATE FATHER 'HOSE
iE IRIIECONCJ I.EABLE TO THOSE
WHO HAVE SURVIVED HTM
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TO THE MEMORY 01'
WILLIAM HENRY AU(UST
WHO TDEFARTE.D THIS LIFE
THE 18TH SEPTEMBER. 1824
AGED 12 MONTHS AND 10 DAYS
BENRATH TTrS T.),MB AN JNFANT LIE'
EARTH WHV[OSE BODY LENT
HEREAFTER S-HALL MORE RISE
NOT MORE INNOCENT
WHEN THE ARCHAN(IE 'MP SHALL BLOW
AND SOULrS TO BODY JOIN
WHAT CROWDS HALL WISH THE ,IVES BELOW
HIAD BEEN AS SORT AS THINE.
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TO THE MEMORY
OF
ELMITRA ELIZABETH McDONALD
WHO DIED OF CIiOLERA
ON TTIE
13TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1836
AT SAINT 4EORGIE'S KEY
AGED
3 YEARS 2 MONTHS AND 9 DAY,
As round this islet flashing beauteous to the sunbeam
Rise the frisking billows then It in ocean's iuomb,
So rose to parein s a darlingr bud, but d.... p' he
By pestilence consigned to melt into eternity."
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TO THkE MEMORY OF
SELWYN IIOf_))E COX
SON OF
-STTN AND MARY COX
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
APRIL 16TTT. 1861
AGED 14 YEARS.
Be ye also ready, for such an hour as ye know
the Son of Manl- cometh.
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Ell Alrmorp of
JAMES McNAB
WHO WAS BORN AT
PETERSBURG IN REU
MAY 21ST, 1833
AND DEPARTED THIS LIFE
GEORGE -S KAYE
SEPTEMBER 14TJ, 1863.
THIS TOMB WAS EREC' 3)D BY WIFE
MARY JANE McNAB.
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MEMORY OF
THEODOR AUSTIN WILLIAM CRAMER
BORN AU(UST '27TH, 1868
,PEBRUARY 25TII, 1869.
11n -lrinorp)
OF
JOSEPH BEANS
DTED SEPTEMBER 5TH, 1889
89.
He is at
(Wood Cross.)
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In tobing: ffirmorp of
AGNES MARY
DAUCHTEI OF.
SYDNEY AMY JANE CUTHIBERT
BORN OTII JANUARY
DIED 26-H JUNE, 1892.
Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven."
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In tobingft ilrmnorp
OF
MARY WHITE USHER
DIED 3RD AUGUST, 1894.
AGED 71 YEARS.
EPITAPHS COPIED FROM THE TOMBSTONES IN TIIF
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES CEMETERY, BELIZE,
BRITISH HONDRL'AS.
Sirrreb
''O THE MEMORY
OF
JANE R. RORMAN
'ATfVE OF BELIZE
BORN 1ST FEBRY. 1849,
DIED 29TJ JAN., 1868
AGE 19 YEARS.
Rest in peace.
n Loing:g 4inmorpl
OF
JOIN MITLLAR
LATE OF NEWTYLE, SCOTLAND
WHO DIED HERE 17'JH SEPT. 1886
:;ED 2l) YEARS AND 9 3IONTHS
ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING SISTER AND BIOTHE
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Ein 4lol t Lolinqg 4lnmorp of
CAPTAIN
AUGUSTIN FTTZ-(GERALT) ROLTAND CREAGH
CO31311SSAR\IA STAFF
9TH, 1887
AGE :31 YE.
I shat? yo hi a.
in 2ffrrtionattr I1uinrmibrancr of
REV ARTHUR HALL
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 1887
AGED 26 YEARS.
I am on the Rock.
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Aairrrb to tbr flrmonrp of
SISTER MARY ANITA ilcDERMOT
DEP. ITE) THIS LIFE JUNE 18TH. 1887
5TH YEAR OF ,RI REL1GTOl, LIFE.
Requiescat Pace.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
ROBERT NIVEN
MERCIHA;
LONDON AMD HILIZE
W-IO DIET IN BKLIZE
IST APRIL, 1890
AGE 47.
So He ,liveth his be. :ed dsep.'"
Ps. cxxvii.
Asleep Jesus. f'ir from thee
Thy kindred and their graves mai h1c.
But tie still a blessed sleep
From which none wake to weep.
Ki +Irmioriiiam.
ROBERT NIVEN
THIS TABLET
HAS BEEN EREOTEI) BY THE EMPLOYEES
OF THE FTRRM OF BINNEY, NIVEN AND CO..
CLIZE
AS A MARK OF THE RESPECT AND ESTEEM
IN W tICI THEY HELD THETR LATE EMPLOYER.
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ERECTED
BY
SURGEON GENERAL
DAVID REID MI.u-JNNON
OF ABER.DEEN, SCOTLAND
AND HIS WIFE
CAROLINE ANNIE ARROW SMITH
IN IME-mORY OF THEIR BKLOV :T SON
DAVID REID MACKINNON
M.D. F.R.C. OF SUJ-GEONS, LONDON
BORN AT ST. ,UCIA, WEST INDIES
25TII JULY, 1861
DTIED AT BEI.TZE, BRITTISH HONDURAS
4TH OCTOBER, 1890
AT THE EARLY AGE OF 29
Isaiah xxv. 8; 1 Cor. xv., 56 and 57.
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Eill Lobim g nirl011o) of
BE L LA
THE WIFE OF -WALTER MORLEY
WHO DIED AUGUST 28TH, 1891
AGED 24.
Peace, Perfect Peace."
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EPITAPHS COPIED FROM THE TABLETS IN WESLEY
Ct1ETRCI. AND THE INSCRIPTION ON THE FOUNI)A-
TION STONE. .BELIZE, BRITISH HON.DI).AS.
TO T'IE GLORY O1,' 001D
E11 Rtobing urillorl) of
C1 AR LES BEXJAi11N OTTLEY, J.P.
WHIO I)lEJ) SEPTEMIIER 23R1), 1905
AGED 72 YEARS
HE BE 'AME A MIE.BER OF THE
WESLEYAN CfIURCIH 1847
AN'D FILLED "OR, MANY Y KARS T'ilE OFETOES
SUPERrINTENDENT OF THE -AABnATH 'HOOL,
LOCAL PREACH I TRUSTEE, POOR STEWARD. :TCrc.
GREA'I'LY IELOVEl) BY ALL.
Mark the perfect mnu. and behold the upright; for
the end of that ma-n peace,
Ps. xxxvii. 37.
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*ui RLobing tincinbracirc
OF
DEAR MOTHER
HANNAH-f McLIVERTY
JA_ TARY 13TII, 1897
IN LIFE BELOVED. IN DEATH LAMENTED.
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THIS STONE WAS LAII)
OX THE
3RD NovE. .o. 1864
HIS EXCEL. J. G. AUSTIN, ESQ.,
LIEUT.-GOVEJRNOR.
L)undation Stone outside the Chnrch.
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EPITAPH COPIED FROM THE ONLY TABLET IN EBENEZER
lJUTRCII, BELIZE, B TTrSH IIoNDURAS.
In lffrrtfioatr rillrmibranirr uf
REV. ARIRT1UR ITALL
BELOVED MINISTER
BORN IN TBERKSHIRE, ] 860
DIED AT ,IZE, BRITISH IIONDURAS, 1887
AFTER BUT ONE YEAR AND FOU MONTHS OP
HIS MINISTRY.
AMONGST HIS LAST WORDS WVRRE TEH.SE
I the Rock."
Though short his stay, true his
That all do miss him.
Though young year., so pure his prayers,
That Heaven has ia'en him.
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PlRINTED 1Y
CASSELL AND COM['ANY, LIMITrfrD, 1,A BFLr. SAVA.
Lu DATE lll.L, LONDON, F.t
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