Survey of Gravestones

S Row A 1. In loving memory of Rosa, the beloved wife of James Agg (of H.M. Coastguards) who passed peacefully away 22 December 1901aged 30 years. Also in loving memory of James, the beloved husband of Winifred Agg his second wife, who was killed in the explosion on H.M.S. Vanguard 9 July 1917 aged 46 years.

(see War Memorial)

1901 census, 3 Coastguard Station, Kingston

James Agg, 30, boatman HM Coastguard, Navy man, born Bristol

Rosa Agg, 29, born Weymouth

S Row A 3. In loving memory of Emily Gertrude, the dearly beloved wife of James Terry, who died 2 August 1919 aged 58 years. Also of the above James Terry who died 5 March 1939 aged 79 years. Also Stanley John Terry,dearly loved husband of Edna, and son of the above, who died 10 December 1977 aged 79 years. Also Edna Maude Terry, wife of the above, who died 11 January 1994 aged 85 years

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

James Terry, 31, agricultural labourer

Emily G. Terry, 29

Annie I. Terry, 1

1881 census, Kingston Village

James Terry, 54, fisherman

Mary A. Terry, 60

James Terry, 21, labourer

1871 census, Kingston Village

James Terry, 44, labourer

Mary Ann Terry, 50

James Terry, 11, labourers boy

Susan E. Terry, 9, scholar

1861 census, Torr village, Kingston

James Terry, 33, agricultural labourer

Mary Ann Terry, 40

Ann Terry, 7, scholar

Elizabeth Terry, 3

James Terry, 1

S Row A 4(a) In loving memory of Annie the beloved wife of Frederick James Gill who died 20 August 1918 aged 35 years. Also Queenie Gladys who died in infancy

1901 census, 23 Kingston Village

Walter K. Gill, 52, waggoner (horse) on farm

Hannah Gill, 49

Samuel G. Gill, 24, single, teamster (horse) on farm

(see South Row J 9 below)

Frederick J. Gill, 16, single, carter on farm

Lottie M. Gill, 13

Ernest A. Gill, 10

Percy Gill, 5

S Row A 5. In ever loving memory of Harry, the devoted husband of Mary Truscott, who died 27 March 1925, aged 61

1901 census, School House, Kingston

Harry Truscott, 37, elementary schoolmaster born Tintagel, Cornwall

Mary Truscott, 39, elementary schoolmistress, born Wednesbury, Staffordshire

Dora Truscott, 7, born Bigbury, Devon

PercyTruscott, 3, born Kingston

Harry B. Truscott, 10 months, born Kingston

1891 census, 118 Arran Street, Roath, Cardiff

Harry Truscott, 29, schoolteacher

Mary Truscott, 29

1881 census, 3 New Road, St. Columb Major, Cornwall

Samuel Truscott, 41, police constable, born St. Austell

Elizabeth Truscott, 40, dressmaker, born St. Austell

Harry Truscott, 17, pupil teacher,

John Truscott, 12, scholar, born Canworthy Water

Annie Truscott, 6, scholar, born Port Isaac

Emma Truscott, 3, born Luxulyan

Lillie Truscott, 1, born Luxulyan

1871 census, St. Wenn, Churchtown

Samuel Truscott, 31 police constable

Sarah Ann Truscott, 33, born St. Austell

Harry Truscott, 7

John Truscott, 2,

Charlie Tuscott, 1, born Warbstow

S Row A 6. In loving memory of Sarah Jane Theobald 1878-1935, and Tom Theobald 1877-1972. And Daisy Theobald 1914-1998

S Row A 8. In loving memory of our dear mother, Isabella Barkshire who died 9 January 1932 aged 65. Also of Cedric Brown, died 23 January 1969 aged 49 years

1901 census, 3 Kingston Torr

Harry Barkshire, 36, artisan 1^st class painter, Royal Navy, born Reading, Berkshire

Isabella Barkshire, 34, born Kingston

William H. Barkshire, 10

Bernard Barkshire, 9

Frederic A Barkshire, 6

Cerise M. Barkshire, 2

1871 census, Reading and Wokingham District School, Wargrave Berkshire

A Harry Barkshire, aged 8, is recorded in this institution which was a boarding school for pauper children, he was Chargeable to Reading.

An 1844 Act of Parliament allowed Poor Law Unions within a fifteen-mile radius to form a School District to facilitate the setting up of large joint schools for pauper children. The Reading & Wokingham was one of the few School Districts that were ever formed.

In 1858, a report by Poor Law Board Inspector, Mr Pigott, noted:

This district school, although unfavourably circumstanced in respect of its locality, and the imperfect construction and arrangement of the buildings (the old Workhouse of the Wokingham Union), continues, notwithstanding, to improve yearly in efficiency under the excellent management of the present Superintendent and Matron, Mr. and Mrs. Preeseman. The total number of children now at Wargrave is 155; 69 boys, and 86 girls. They are in excellent health; and the School Inspector reports very favourably of their intellectual progress. Great attention is paid to their instruction in such industrial occupations as may tend to enable them at an early ago to gain a livelihood. The girls perform all the household duties, laundry work, &c.; and a certain number are regularly employed in the kitchen and dairy. For the boys the Guardians occupy ten acres of land, which are wholly cultivated by them; and they keep thereon four cows and a number of pigs. The net profit on these ten acres for the year ending Lady-day 1857 (after deducting 4l. an acre for the rent and the rates and taxes) was 182 15s, or 18 5s. 6d. per acre, great as this profit may appear, I have carefully examined the accounts and stock, and am quite satisfied that there is no error or exaggeration. In the course of the current year, ending on the 1st January 1858, fifteen boys and girls have got out to respectable service, and have retained their places.”

S Row B 1. Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth Leigh, the wife of John Leigh, who died 16 December 1874 aged 38 years. Also of the above John Leigh who died 17 July 1883 aged 53 years

1881 census, Hooppells Torr, Kingston

John Leigh, 50, widower, labourer

David Leigh, 11, labourer

Samuel Leigh, scholar

(unnamed) Bunker, 5 days, born Kingston

George Bunker, 46, visitor, cordwainer, born Ermington

Elizabeth Bunker, 26, visitor, born Devonport

1871 census, Torr Village, Kingston

John Leigh, 41, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Leigh, 34

Harry Leigh, 4

James Leigh, 3

David Leigh, 1

1861 census, Torr Village, Kingston

John Leigh, 30, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Leigh, 26,

Elizabeth Ann Leigh, 5

Charles Leigh, 4

Samuel Leigh, 2

Albert Leigh, 2 months

1851 census, Easton, Bigbury

Thomas Pearce, 59, farmer of 180 acres, employing 10 labourers, born Aveton Gifford

Mary Beard, 71, servant, house keeper, born Charleton

Margaret Randle, 20, servant, born Modbury

John Leigh, 21, servant, born Kingston

John Terry, 15, servant, born Bigbury

1841 census, Scobbiscombe

William Blackler, 40, farmer

Eliza Blackler, 40

Thomas Blackler, 14

Ann Blackler, 12

George Blackler, 1

Richard Freeman, 20 servant

Agnes Freude, 15, servant

Henry Worth, 15, servant

John Harvey, 14, servant

Thomas Davis, 12, servant

Ann Gill, 12, servant

John Hooppell, 11, servant

John Leigh, 11 servant

S Row B 3. Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth Ann, the beloved daughter of Henry and Mary Edgecumbe, who died 15 March 1870 aged 16 years. Also the wife of the above Henry Edgecombe who died 2 May 1917 aged 93 years

(See number 52 above for Mary Edgecombe)

(S) Row B 4. In loving memory of Emily the wife of Arthur James Triggs who fell asleep 2 April 1917 aged 57 years. Also of 4 of their children, Lily Verrent; Percy, George Arthur; and Cecil. Also of the above Arthur James Triggswho died 14 November 1936 aged 81 years

1901 census, Greenland, Kingston

Arthur J. Triggs, 46, mason and farmer, employer

Emily Triggs, 41

Minnie Triggs, 17

Janet Triggs, 14

Dorothy E. Triggs, 13

Joseph H. Triggs, 10

1891 census, Greenland Cottage, Kingston

Arthur J. Triggs, 36, mason

EmilyTriggs, 30

Minnie Triggs, 7

Janet Triggs, 4

Dorothy E. Triggs, 3

A Child, son, 10 days

1881 census, Vicarage Farm, Kingston

James Triggs, 60, farmer of 50 acres employing 1 man

Elizabeth Triggs, 62

Hannah M. Triggs, 31

Elizabeth L. Triggs, 28

Arthur J. Triggs, 26, builder

Alfred J. Triggs, 21

Arnold W. Triggs, 8

1871 census, Kingston Village

James Triggs, 50, builder

Elizabeth W. Triggs, 52

Charlotte Triggs, 23

Hannah Triggs, 21

Elizabeth L. Triggs, 18

Arthur Triggs, 16

Alfred S. Triggs 4

1861 census, Kingston Village

James Triggs, 40, stone mason

Elizabeth Triggs, 41

John Triggs, 19, mason

Charlotte Triggs, 13, scholar

Hannah Naomi Triggs, 11, scholar

Elizabeth Lydia Triggs, 8, scholar

Arthur James Triggs, 6

Alfred Joseph Triggs, 6

(S) Row B 5. Sacred to the memory of Jane the wife of Thomas Berry who died 11 February 1892 aged 75 years

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Jane Berry, 73, head, widow, living on her own means, born Holbeton

Frederic Edgecombe, 36, grandson in law, mason

Mary Edgecombe, 24, granddaughter, born London

1881 census, Okenbury Farm, Ringmore

Jane Berry, 63, widow, visitor

Mary J. Berry, 14, visitor, monitress, born Middlesex, London

John White, 52, head, unmarried, farmer of 604 acres, employing 8 men, 3 boys, born Ringmore

George White, 63, married, cousin, visitor, ship owner, born Modbury

Mary White, 50, married, visitor, born Totnes

George Morgan, 11, cousin, scholar, born Plymouth

Amelia Kingdom, 32, married, housekeeper, born Stokenham

Thomas Kingdom, 29, married, servant, born Oakford

Alice M. Kingdom, 4, servants child, born Kingston

Mabel J. Kingdom, 1, servants child, born Kingston

Mary A. Kingdom, 2 months, servants child, born Ringmore

Ellen Triggs, 17, servant, born Ringmore

Charles Gill, 16, farm servant, indoor, born Kingston

Charles King, 16, farm servant, indoor, born Kingston

Henry Lee, 15, farm servant, indoor, born Kingston

Nina Light, 14, servant, born Kingston

1871 census, Kingston Village

Thomas Berry, 66, retired farmer, born Ringmore

Jane Berry, 53

Mary Jane Berry, 4, granddaughter, born London

Robert Hooppell, 40, unmarried, lodger, retired farmer, born Bigbury

1861 census, Kingston Village

Thomas Berry, 54, victualer

Jane Berry, 43

Thomas Berry, 9, grandson, scholar, born Oakford

Amy Stone, 16, house servant, Holbeton

William Edwards, 15, farm servant, born Ringmore

S Row B 6. In loving memory of Charles Triggs the beloved husband of Bessie Triggs who died 12 February 1901 aged 40 years. Also of Winifred Annie their daughter who died 21 December 1895 aged 9 years

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Charles Triggs, 30, mason

Bessie Triggs, 27

Winifred A. Triggs, 4

Charles V.Triggs, 2

William A. Triggs, 1

Bessie L. Triggs, 5 months

1881 census, Kingston

William Triggs, 51, widower, builder, born Ringmore (see S Row B 7)

Charles Triggs, 20, unmarried, mason, born Kingston

Annie Triggs, 19, unmarried, housekeeper

Albert J. Triggs, 17, unmarried, mason

Isabella Triggs, 14, teacher in Board School

Ernest, 12, scholar

1871 census, Kingston

Elias Edgecombe, 77, lodger, formerly a shoe maker

William Triggs, 40, mason and stonecutter, head, born Ringmore

Amelia Triggs, 36 (see S Row B 8)

William H. Triggs, 14, apprentice

Emma Triggs, 12, scholar

Charles Triggs, 10, scholar

Amer Triggs, 9, scholar

Albert J. Triggs, 7, scholar

Francis A. Triggs, 6, scholar

Isabella Triggs, 4, scholar

Ernest Triggs, 2

Mary E. Triggs, 7 months (see S Row B 8)

1861 census, Kingston Village

William Triggs, 31, mason

Amelia Triggs, 26, dressmaker

William Henry Triggs, 4, scholar

Emma Triggs, 2

Charles Triggs, 11 months

S Row B 8. In memory of Amelia the wife of William Triggs who died 12 October 1871 aged 36 years. Also of Amelia Triggs Hines who died 17 November 1884 aged 5 years, the daughter of John and Emma Hines and granddaughter of the above.

In memory of Mary Elizabeth the daughter of William and Amelia Triggs, born 29 August 1870 died 24 June 1871. Also of Amelia Alice Triggs who died 9 May 1886 aged 4 months the daughter of Bessie Selina Triggs, granddaughter of the above. (see South, Row B 6)

S Row B 9. In loving memory of Emma, the beloved wife of Henry James Williams, who died 25 September 1912 aged 71years. Also in memory of the above Henry James Williams who passed peacefully away on 10 May 1921 at the age of 76. Interred at St. Budeaux

1901 census, Post Office, Kingston

Henry J. Williams, 55, sub postmaster, boot and shoemaker, working at home on his own account, born Ermington

Emma Williams, 59, born Kingston

May A. Williams, 20, single, pupil teacher school

1891 census, Post Office, Kingston

Henry Williams, 45, shoemaker

Emma Williams, 49

John Williams, 22, unmarried, shoemaker

1881 census, Kingston Village

Henry Williams, 35, boot and shoemaker

Emma Williams, 39

John Williams, 12

May A. Williams, 2 months

1871 census, Kingston Village

Henry Williams, 25, boot and Shoemaker

Emma Williams, 29

John Williams, 2

S Row B 10. In loving memory of Amelia dearly loved wife of Thomas Kingdom who died 5 March 1920 aged 72 years. Also of the above Thomas Kingdom who died 5 November 1934 aged 82 years

(see also S Row I 8)

S Row C 1. In memory of Isaac Goss who died 21 March 1869 aged 53 years. Also of Ann Goss, wife of the above, who died 2 January 1888 aged 73 years

1861 census, Cleave, Diptford

Isaac Goss, 46, born Dean Prior, farmer 100 acres, 1 man

Ann Goss, 45, born Loddiswell

John Goss, 25, unmarried, born Diptford

Ann Goss, 12

Richard Goss, 10

Thomas Goss, 8 (see S Row C 3)

Elizabeth Goss, 6

Samuel Goss, 3

George Crocker, 30, servant, farm labourer

S Row C 3. In loving memory of Thomas Goss who died 14 April 1900 aged 47 years. Also Samuel Albert (sergeant 1^st Canadians) dearly beloved son of the above and Rhoda Goss, born 10 November 1892 killed at Passendale Ridge 6November 1917 (see War Memorial)

1891 census, Farm House, Kingston

Thomas Goss, 39, born Diptford, working with horse and cart

Rhoda A. Goss, 37

Gilbert Goss, 15, general labourer

Ada K. Goss, 10, scholar

Alfred J. Goss, scholar

Marion T. Goss, 3

Thomas Goss, 1

1881 census, Kingston Village

Thomas Goss, 27, labourer

Rhoda A. Goss, 27

Annie M. Goss, 7, scholar

Gilbert T. Goss, 5, Scholar

Ada Kate Goss, 3 months

1871 census, Wastor, Farm House

(illegible) Goss, 54, farmer of 75 acres

John Goss, 35, farmers son

Agnes Goss, 23

Richard Goss, 20, farmers son

Thomas Goss, 17, farmers son

Elizabeth Goss, 16

Samuel Goss, 13, farmers son

S Row C 4. In loving memory of James Torr who died at Clyng Mills 4 August 1899 aged 51 years. Also of Charlotte Torr who died 26 January 1928 aged 80 years.

1881 census, Clyng Mill, Kingston

John Torr, 74, head, widower, miller and farmer, born Manston, Devon

James Torr, 33, miller and farmer, born Widdicombe

Charlotte Torr, 33, born Kingston

Francis G. Torr, 4

Eva R. E. Torr, 1

Emily O. Torr, 4 months

Charles Crocker, 16, servant (see South Row L 8)

Dinah H. Edwards, 16, servant, born Aveton Gifford

1871 census, Clyng Mill

John Torr, 64, miller

Elizabeth Torr, 61

George Torr, 20, millers son

Betsey Torr, 2, granddaughter

George Downing, 15, servant

Betsey Lee, 14, servant

Joseph Downing, 8, lodger

S Row C 5. In loving memory of Thomas Hackworthy who died 12 March 1889 aged 65 years. Also of Thomas Charles, the beloved son of Thomas and Mary Ann Tewkesbury, and grandson of the above, who died April 30 1891 aged 15 years. Also of Jane, wife of Thomas Hackworthy, who died 30 November 1922 aged 94 years. Also their daughter Emma Mary wife of William Bond who died 3 February 1922 aged 69 years

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Samuel Hackworthy, 71, single, head, living on his own means

Jane Hackworthy, 62, single, sister in law, living on her own means

Thomas Tewkesbury, 45, married, nephew, naval pensioner

(see South Row O 14)

Mary A. Tewkesbury, 37, married, niece

Emma L. Tewkesbury, 12, niece, scholar

1881 census, Kingston Village

Thomas Hackworthy, 56, carpenter

Jane Hackworthy, 52

Emma M. Hackworthy, 28, unmarried

1871 census, Kingston Village

Thomas Hackworthy, 46, carpenter

Jane Hackworthy, 42

Emma M. Hackworthy, 18

1901 census, Greenbank Plymouth

William Bond, 48, general labourer, born Dawlish

Emma Bond, 49, born Kingston

S Row C 6. In loving memory of George Freeman Lugger, the beloved husband of Mary Lugger, who died 19 April 1902 aged 38 years. Also of the above Mary Lugger who died 5 May 1931 aged 69 years

1881 census, Kingston Village

William Lugger, 41, widower, labourer

Elizabeth Lugger, 20, unmarried, housekeeper

George F. Lugger, 17, labourer

William Lugger, 14, labourer

Alfred Lugger, 12, labourer

Samuel Lugger, 10, scholar

S Row C 7. In loving memory of Elizabeth, the wife of William Lugger, who died 3 February 1872 aged 31 years. Also of the above William Lugger who died 30 December 1899 aged 61 years. And of Sarah, the daughter of William and Elizabeth d 29 December 1871 aged 9 years. Alsoof Alice Jane,the daughter of Alfred and Elizabeth Bertha Lugger, who died 19 April 1903 aged 2 years. And of her sister Evelyn who died 10 December 1908 aged 7 months. Alsowho died 15 June 1938 aged 65 years. Also In loving memory of Alfred Lugger, the dearly beloved husband of the above, who died 9 December 1945 aged77 years.

1891 census, Kingston Village

William Lugger, 50, widower, potato farmer

Alfred Lugger, 23, potato farmer, assistant

Samuel Lugger, 20, potato farmer, assistant

S Row C 10. In loving memory of Emily the beloved wife of William Lugger who died 9 September 1929 aged 62. Also of the above William Lugger who died 14 December 1947 aged 82. Also Alfred Phillip, the loving son of the above who died 20 April 1972 aged 76. Also Samuel James Lugger husband of Gwen who died 28 November 1978 aged 80. And his wife Gwendolyn Henrietta Louise who died 2 February 1987 aged 78 years. And Clarence Edward Lugger who died 8 June 1987 aged 84 years beloved son of Emily and William

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

William Lugger, 25, general labourer

Emily Lugger, 25

Elizabeth Lugger, 2

William Lugger, 9 months

S Row D 1. Sacred to the memory of Philip, the son of Richard and Jane Loye, born 12 August 1834, died 31 May 1861. Also Richard Loye, father of the above, who died 6 March 1870 aged 68 years. Also Jane, wife of the above Richard Loye, who died 7 December 1887 aged 88 years

1861 census, Wonwell Barton, Kingston

Richard Loye, 59, farmer of 320 acres, employing 8 labourers and 3 boys, born Newton Ferrers

Jane Loye, 61, born Aveton Gifford

Richard Loye, 33, unmarried, born Newton Ferrers

Emma Loye, 28, unmarried, born Newton Ferrers

Phillip Loye, 26, unmarried, born Newton Ferrers

Catherine Loye, 25, unmarried, born Newton Ferrers

James Lugger, 15, farm servant, born Kingston

Roger Prowse, 12, farm servant, born Ringmore

Mary Jane Ryder, 12, house servant, born Kingston

Charles Roger Covey, 31, lodger, curate of Kingston, born Alderton Rectory, Cheltenham

1851 census, Wonwell

Richard Loye, 49, farmer of 320 acres employing 6 labourers

Jane Loye, 50

Richard Loye, 23,

Emma Loye, 17,

Phillip Loye, 16

Catherine Loye, 15

William Loye, 13

James Loye, 9, scholar

Eliza Basset, 23, unmarried, house servant, born Ugborough

James Lake, 20, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born Charleton

George Wilton, 15, agricultural labourer, born Kingston

James Light, 14, agricultural labourer, born Kingston

Elias Cumming, 53, lodger, agricultural labourer, not servant, born Aveton Gifford

Mary Cumming, 54

Nicholas Cumming, 13

S Row D 2. In loving memory of Richard Freeman who died 22 February 1882 aged 62 years. Also Matilda, his wife, whodied 5 May 1902 aged 84 years. And Thomas Freeman their son died 1 February 1937 aged 86 years

1881 census, Kingston Village

Richard Freeman, 59, labourer, born Ringmore

Matilda Freeman, 66, born Kingston

Thomas Freeman, 30, unmarried, born Kingston

1851 census, Kingston

Richard Freeman, 30, agricultural labourer

Matilda Freeman, 36

Elizabeth Freeman, 5

Thomas Freeman, 10 months

1841 census, Scobbiscombe, Kingston

William Blackler, 40, farmer

Eliza Blackler, 40

Thomas Blackler, 14

Ann Blackler, 12

George Blackler, 1

Richard Freeman, 20, man servant

Henry Worth, 15, man servant

John Harvey, 14, man servant

Thomas Davies, 12, man servant

John Leigh, 11, man servant

John Hooppell, 11, man servant

Agnes Froude, 15, female servant

Ann Gill, 12, female servant

S Row D 3. In memory of Elizabeth Janes the beloved daughter of John and Susan (surname has been removed) who died 24 March 1904 aged 50 years

1901 census, Kingston Village

Richard Janes, 55, head, unmarried, agricultural labourer

William Janes, 52, brother, unmarried, general labourer

Elizabeth Janes, 47, sister, unmarried, housekeeper

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Richard Janes, 46, head, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Janes, 37, sister, housekeeper

1881 census, Kingston Village

Richard Janes, 36, head, unmarried, agricultural labourer

Susan Janes, 64, mother, widow,

William Janes, 33, brother, unmarried, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Janes, 27, sister, unmarried

1861 census, Kingston Village

John Janes, 59, agricultural labourer

Susanna, 68, born Revelstoke

John Janes, 18, unmarried, agricultural labourer

William Janes, 12, agricultural labourer

Mary Ann Janes, 9, scholar

Elizabeth Janes, 7, scholar

S Row D 4. In memory of John Searle the beloved son of Robert and Elizabeth King who died 17 May 1893 aged 3 years and 9 months

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Robert C. King, 47, agricultural labourer

Mary E. King, 36

Annie King, 9, scholar

Mary King, 5, scholar

John S. King, 1

S Row D 5. In loving memory of John Martin who died 8 July 1890 aged 56 years. Also Christina (Kitty) wife of the above who died 20 July 1920 aged 79 years

1881 census, Kingston Village

John Martin, 47, labourer

Caroline (sic) Martin, 40

Bessie King, granddaughter, 2

1871 census, Kingston Village

John Martin, 36, labourer

Kitty Martin, 30

Mary E. Martin, 9, scholar

1851 census, Okenbury Farm

John White, 21, unmarried, farmer of 169 acres, employing 4 men, born Ringmore (see (S) Row B 5)

Mary Davis, 17, house servant

John Martin, 16, agricultural labourer

Richard Edwards, 15, agricultural labourer

George Ryder, 13,agricultural labourer

Note that John Whites mother, 61, a widow, is recorded as farming 222 acres at Okenbury, employing 5 labourers

S Row D 6. Sacred to the memory of Ann Burt the wife of Charles Francis who died 30 March 1872 aged 36 years.

Husband farewell, and children the same, I am come to dust from whence I came. hope in heaven your souls to see, so live the life to come to me.

1871 census, Kingston Village

Charles Francis, 46, coastguard, born Norfolk

Ann B. Francis, 32, born Plymouth

Ann Francis, 14, scholar, born Plymouth

Susan Francis, 11, scholar, born Kingston

James Francis, 9, scholar. Born Kingston

Charles, 4, born Kingston

Brenda, 7 months, born Kingston

S Row D 7. In loving memory of Mary Jane, the beloved wife of William Aggett Torr, late of Earlescombe Mills,who died 14 June 1914 aged 79 years. Also the above William Aggett Torr who died 21 January 1922 aged 86 years

1891 census, Earlescombe Mills, Ludbrook, Ugborough

William A. Torr, 55, farmer and miller, born Exeter

Mary J. Torr, 55, born Woodley

Florence Torr, 23, born Ermington

Sarah K. Torr, 19, born North Huish

Amelia K. Torr, 15, born Ermington

Alfred (illegible) 4, grandson, born Newton Ferrers

1881 census, Ermington

William A. Torr, 45, miller, born Bridford

Mary J. Torr, 45, born Woodleigh

Charles W. Torr, 15, works at home

Florence Torr, 12, scholar, born Ermington

Sarah K. Torr, 9, scholar

Amelia Kate Torr, 5

John H. Simmons, 22, boarder, unmarried, plumber, place of birth not known

Charles M. Turner, 21, boarder, unmarried, general labourer, born Torquay

1871 census, Ermington Village

William A. Torr, 35, miller, born Chagford

Mary Jane Torr, 35

Thurza Jane Torr, 10, scholar, born Holne

Mary Jane Torr, 8, scholar

Charles Torr, 5, scholar

Florence Torr, 3

S Row D 8. In loving memory of James Evans who entered into rest 15 January 1915 aged 71 years. Also of Lydia, his wife, passed peacefully away 20 November 1915 aged 72 years

1901 census, Kingston Village

James Evans, 58, master baker, working on his own account at home, born Kingston

Lydia Evans, 57, born Widdicombe in the Moor

Elizabeth Evans, 24, unmarried

Maude Evans, 20, unmarried

Evelyn Evans, 17, unmarried

Fred Tarr, 15, nephew, born Kingston

1891 census, Baker and Grocer Shop, Kingston

James Evans, 48, baker, grocer and draper

Lydia Evans, 48

Lydia Evans, 17, dressmaker

Ethel A. Evans, 16

Elizabeth Evans, 14

Mabel E. Evans, 12

Maud Evans, 10, scholar

Evelyn, 7, scholar

Walter Evans, 38, unmarried, pensioner

(S) Row D 9. In sacred memory of William King (late of Home Farm) the devoted husband of Amelia who passed over 27 December 1941 aged 61 years. Also of Amelia Kate dearly loved wife of the above who passed over 11 January 1944 aged 68 years

1901 census, Robins and Veale Farms, Kingston

William King, 20, head, unmarried, farmer, employer

Annie King, 19, sister, unmarried, housekeeper

Thomas King, 5, brother

Paulina Searle, 79, grandmother, widow, living on own means. (see number 22)

1891 census, Farm House, Kingston

Joseph Searle, 58, Farmer

Paulina Searle, 70, Wife

William King, 10, Grandson, Scholar

Mary A. Kendall, 17, Single, Domestic servant, born Bigbury

(S) Row E 1. Sacred to the memory of Stephen Rue Loye, the son of Richard and Mary Loye of Wonwell in this parish, who departed this life 23^rd day of December 1849 aged so of Mary, wife of the above Richard Loye, who departed this life the 24^th day of 2 aged 78 years. Also Richard Loye who departed this life the 12^th day of February 1857 aged 86 years

1851 census, Kingston

Richard Loye, 78, head, farming 11 acres, employing 1 labourer, born Stokenham

Mary Loye, 76, born Salcombe Regis

Jane Loye, 44, unmarried, born Newton Ferrers

Elizabeth Loye, 35, unmarried, born East Allington

Sarah Crocker Loye, 9, granddaughter, scholar, born Ringmore

1841 census, Wonwell, Kingston

Richard Loye, 65, farmer

Mary Loye, 65

Jane Loye, 30

Elizabeth Loye, 25

Stephen Loye, 30

William Loye, 4, independant

James Ryder, 20, servant

John Ryder, 15, servant

William Gill, 15, servant

William King, 14, servant

James Evans, 11, servant

Nicholas Light, 10, servant

Sherza Foster, 15, servant

Sarah Masters, 13, servant

Nancy Randall, 15, independent

(S) Row E 4. In loving memory of Ernest, beloved son of William and Mary Freeman, who died 4 June 1945 aged 47. Also his brother Samuel J. Freeman who died 2 November 1957 aged 76

1901 census, Kingston Village

William Freeman, 51, agricultural labourer

Mary Freeman, 45

Samuel J. Freeman, 20, teamster of horses on farm

Evelyn M. Freeman, 14, monitoress in school

Sydney R. Freeman, 11

George, 8

Ernest, 5

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

William Freeman, 41, agricultural labourer

Mary Freeman, 36

Samuel J. Freeman, 10, scholar

Beatrice Freeman, 6, scholar

Evelyn Freeman, 3

Sydney R. Freeman, 1

(S) Row E 7. Sacred to the memory of Samuel Evans, late head constable of Devonport Borough Police Force, who died 27 September 1906 aged 75 years. Also Ellen, sister of the above, died 13 August 1913 aged 61

1901 census, Torlington Court, Kingston (opposite the end of Vicarage Lane, and Chapel Row)

Samuel Evans, 69, widower, retired chief constable Devonport Police, living on pension, born Bigbury

Ellen Evans, 45, sister, housekeeper, born Kingston

1891 census, Mount Street, Stoke Damerel, Devonport

Samuel Evans, 59, widower, head constable, Borough Police

Ellen Evans, 39, sister

1871 census, 20 Clarence Street, Stoke Damerel

Benjamin Auger, 32, head, shipwright, born Lambeth, Surrey

Mary A. Auger, 29, born Wells, Essex

Richard Kettling, 43, unmarried, lodger, clerk superintendent, GPO, born Devonport

Samuel Evans 39, widower, lodger, inspector of Borough Police, born Kingston

1861 census, Paris Street, St. Sidwell Exeter

Samuel Evans, 29, blacksmith

Elizabeth Evans, 29, born Calmstock

(S) Row F 1. In loving memory of Walter King Gill, the beloved husband of Hannah Gill, who died 7 February 1917 aged 68 years. Also the above Hannah Gill who died 1 September 1930 aged 78 years

1901 census, Kingston Village

Walter K. Gill, 52, waggoner on farm (horses)

Hannah Gill, 49

Samuel G. Gill, 24, teamster (horse) on farm

Frederick J. Gill, 16, carter on farm

Lottie M. Gill, 13

Ernest A. Gill, 10

Percy, 5

1881 census, Kingston Village

Walter K. Gill, 32, labourer

Hannah Gill, 29

William H. Gill, 6, scholar

Walter J. Gill, 5, scholar

Samuel G. Gill, 4, scholar

Emily L. Gill, 2

1871 census, Kingston Village

William Gill, 48, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Gill, 43

Walter Gill, 22, agricultural labourer

William Gill, 20, agricultural labourer

Emily Gill, 9, scholar

Charles Gill, 6, scholar

Ernest Gill, 1

1851 census, Kingston

William Gill, 28, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Gill, 23

Walter King Gill, 2

William Gill, 1 week

Samuel Southern, 68, father in law, pauper, born Bigbury

Mary Southern, 64, mother in law, pauper, born Kingston

(S) Row F 2. In loving memory of 2 beloved daughters of Thomas and Emma Edgecombe. Winnie L. Pengelly who died 16 November 1897 aged 18 years. Elizabeth Jane who died 27 September 1912 aged 16 years. Also Emma, beloved wife of Thomas Edgecombe who died I November 1935 aged 77 years. Also of the above Thomas Edgecombe who died 25 June 1940 aged 78 years

1901 census, Kingston

Thomas Edgecombe, 39, agricultural labourer

Emma Edgecombe, 43

Albert H. Edgecombe, 14, carter (horses) on farm

Ada M. Edgecombe, 13

Elizabeth Jane, 5

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Thomas Edgecombe, 29, farm labourer

Emma Edgecombe, 32

Albert H. Edgecombe, 4 (see South Row N 20)

Ada M. Edgecombe, 3

Winnie L. Pengelly, 11, stepdaughter, scholar

1881 census, Kingston

Samuel Edgecombe, 59, labourer

Elizabeth Edgecombe, 48

Frederick, 25, unmarried, mason

Thomas, 19, unmarried, labourer

Charles Edgecombe, 14

Albert E. Edgecombe, 11, labourer

Amelia, 8, scholar

Emily, 5, scholar

1871 census, Kingston

Samuel Edgecombe, 49, labourer

Elizabeth Edgecombe, 39

Samuel Edgecombe, 13, scholar

Thomas Edgecombe, 9, scholar

Elizabeth, Edgecombe, 6, scholar

Charles Edgecombe, 4

Albert Elias Edgecombe, 1

(S) Row F 3. Sacred to the memory of Arthur Edward, the loved son of Arthur and Isabella Ann Freeman who died 5 November 1888 aged 17 months

1901 census, Kingston

Arthur Freeman, 46, agricultural labourer

Isabella Freeman, 48, dressmaker and monthly nurse

1891 census, public house, Kingston

Arthur Freeman, 36, farm labourer, and inn keeper

Isabella Freeman, 39, pub

Annie M. Freeman, 12 scholar

Ada B. Pengelly, 16, sister in law, visitor

1881 census, Kingston Village

Arthur Freeman, 26, labourer

Isabella Freeman, 27, dressmaker, born Ringmore

Annie M. Freeman, 2

Isabella M. Freeman, 6 months

1871 census, Kingston Village

James Freeman, 57, agricultural labourer

Jane Freeman, 53

Hannah Freeman, 19, servant

Arthur Freeman, 16, farm servant

Jane Freeman, 13, servant

George Freeman, grandson, 9, scholar

William Freeman, 7, grandson (see South Row L 4)

1861, census, Kingston Village

James Freeman, 48, agricultural labourer

Jane Freeman, 46

Benjamin Freeman, 20, agricultural labourer

James Freeman, 17, agricultural labourer

John Freeman, 15, agricultural labourer

Mary Freeman, 12

Hannah Freeman, 10, scholar

Arthur Freeman, 7

Jane Freeman, 4

William Freeman, 4, grandson

Samuel Freeman, 4, grandson

S Row G 3. In loving memory of George Albert, the beloved son of Walter King. and Hannah Gill who fell asleep in Jesus 15 September 1912 aged 21 years

(see South row F 1)

S Row G 7. In loving memory of Caroline, the wife of John Freeman, who fell asleep 5 December 1907 aged 70 years. Also Sydney, son of the above, who was accidentally drowned at Ichang in China, 8 October 1903 aged 35 years. Also of the above John Freeman who died 18 May 1919 aged 87 years

1901 census, Kingston Village

John Freeman, 68, fisherman

Caroline, Freeman, 63

John S. Freeman, 41, unmarried, seaman, RN pensioner

Ebenezer Freeman, 30, unmarried, fisherman (see South Row H 10)

Jane, Freeman, 26, married

Carrie Freeman, 22 unmarried

1891 census, private cottage

John Freeman, 58, fisherman

Caroline Freeman 53

John Searle Freeman, 31, unmarried, seaman in HM Navy

Rosa Freeman, 18, unmarried,

Jessie, 16, monitoress, school

Carrie, Freeman, 12, scholar

Samuel Mitchell, 47, unmarried, boarder, naval pensioner, born Kingston

1881 census, Kingston Village

John Freeman, 48, fisherman

Caroline Freeman, 43

James Freeman, 19, unmarried, mason

Harry, 17, unmarried, labourer

Sydney, 12, labourer

Ebenezer, 10, scholar

Jessie Freeman, 6

Carrie Freeman, 2

1871 census, Kingston Village

John Freeman, 38, fisherman

Caroline Freeman, 33

John Freeman, 11, agricultural labourer

James Freeman, 9, agricultural labourer

Henry Freeman, 7, scholar

Sydney Freeman, 2

Ebenezer Freeman, 6 months

1861 census, Kingston Village

John Freeman, 29, fisherman

Caroline Freeman, 23

John Searle, Freeman, 1

1841 census, Torr, Kingston

John Freeman, 35, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Freeman, 30

Armin Freeman, 10

John Freeman, 9

James Freeman, 6

George Freeman, 4

Elizabeth Freeman, 2

S Row H 1. In loving memory of Thomas Wakeham who died 18 November 1890 aged 56 years also Mary Jane, late wife of William Triggs, and former wife of the above, who died 25 April 1900 aged 63 years

1881 census, Kingston Village

Thomas Wakeham, 49, baker, born Modbury

Mary J. Wakeham, 44, born Kingston

William Freeman, 73, father in law, widower, labourer, born Ringmore

S Row H 2. In loving memory of John Light Freeman who died 7 January 1897 aged 50 years. Also Martha his wife who died 15 January 1927 aged 84 years. Also David, their son, who died 2 April 1892 aged 23 years. And Sarah, their daughter, who died 16 March 1877 aged 3 years. Also Charlotte, daughter and sister of the above, who fell asleep 2 April 1960 aged 79 years

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

John L. Freeman, 45, general labourer

Martha, Freeman, 49, born Halwell

David Freeman, 22, unmarried, naval pensioner

Charlotte L. Freeman, 10, scholar

Annie L. Freeman, 7, scholar

James H. Freeman, 4

1881 census, Kingston Village

John L. Freeman, 35, labourer

Martha Freeman, 39

William Vincent Freeman, 10, scholar

George Freeman, 4

Charlotte, 6 months

S Row H 3. Sacred to the memory of Jane, the wife of James Freeman, and daughter of James and Ann Light, who died 30 August 1874 aged 56 years. Also of the above James Freeman who died 30 March 1893 aged 79 years

S Row H 4. In loving memory of Catherine Ellen, the beloved wife of George L. Freeman, who died 17 November 1918 aged 55 years. Also of the above George Light Freeman who died 10 December 1933 aged 72 years

1901 census, Hooppells Torr, Kingston

George L. Freeman, 39, agricultural labourer

Catherine E. Freeman, 37

Rebecca J. Freeman, 18, unmarried (see South Row J 11)

William G. Freeman,10

1891 census, Hooppells Torr, Kingston

George L. Freeman, 29, agricultural labourer

Catherine E. Freeman, 27

Rebecca Freeman, 8, scholar

Alfred Freeman, 8

Ellen Freeman, 6, scholar

Mary A. Freeman, 4

William G. Freeman, 10 months

S Row H 5. Sacred to the memory of Julia Burnett who died 16 April 1888 aged 67 years. Also of Georgina Amelia Burnett who died 31 July 1896 aged 82 years (see also South Row I 2)

1901 census, Prospect Cottage, Kingston

Jessie M. Burnett, 73, unmarried, retired governess

Henry K. Burnett, 75, retired watchmaker

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Jessie M. Burnett, 63, head, unmarried, living on her own means, born Plymouth

Henry R. Burnett, 63, brother, unmarried, watchmaker, born Plymouth

Georgina A. Burnett, 77, sister, unmarried, living on her own means, born Plymouth

1881 census, Beach Cottage, Yealmpton

Henry Burnett, 55, unmarried, watchmaker jobber, unemployed

Georgina Amelia Burnett, 67, unmarried, annuitant

1871 census, 26, Hill Park Crescent, Charles the Martyr, Plymouth

Mary Burnett, 83, head, widow of naval officer

Henry R. Burnett, son, 45, unmarried, watchmaker, repairer

Georgina A. Burnett, 57, daughter, unmarried, no occupation

1861 census, 26, Hill Park Crescent, Charles the Martyr, Plymouth

Mary Burnett, 69, head, widow of master in Royal Navy

Georgina A. Burnett, 45, unmarried

Julia A. Burnett, 39, unmarried, governess

Henry R. Burnett, 39, unmarried, watchmaker

Jessie M. Burnett, 30, unmarried, governess

1851 census, 7, Fareham Place, Charles the Martyr, Plymouth

Mary Burnett, 58, head, widow, annuitant, born Exeter

Georgina Burnett, 35, unmarried

Jessie M. Burnett, 23, unmarried

1841 census, Newton Ferrers

John Burnett, 65, Navy half pay

Mary Burnett, 45

Georgina Burnett, 25

Julia Burnett, 15

Henry, Burnett, 15

Jessie Burnett, 13

Joseph Beu, 15, chemist

S Row H 6. In loving memory of Benjamin, beloved husband of Mary Ann Freeman, who died 1 August 1924 aged 73 years. Also of the above Mary Ann Freeman who died 14 May 1925 aged 77 years

1901 census, Wonwell Gate, Kingston

Benjamin Freeman, 59, cattleman on farm

Mary A. Freeman

Margaret A, Freeman, 9, daughter

S Row H 10 In loving memory of Ebenezer Freeman who died 6 May 1947 aged 76 years

(see South Row G7)

S Row I 2. Sacred to the memory of Henry Rea Burnett who died 30 May 1904 aged 78 years. Also Jessie MaryBurnett who died 11 February 1909 aged 81 years

(see South Row H 5)

1901 census, Prospect Cottage, Kingston

Jessie M. Burnett, 73, unmarried, retired governess

Henry K. Burnett, 75, retired watchmaker

S Row I 3. In loving memory of William Winsor who died 23 December 1909 aged 81 years. Also of Sarah wife of the above who died 26 June 1873 aged 46 years

1881 census, Kingston Village

William Winsor, 50, widower, labourer, born Ringmore

Elizabeth Winsor, 23, unmarried, housekeeper

William Winsor, 19, unmarried, labourer

1861 census, Kingston Village

William Winsor, 30, labourer

Sarah Winsor, 32, born Aveton Gifford

Elizabeth Ann Winsor, 3, born Kingston

S Row I 4. In loving memory of Walter John, the beloved husband of Elizabeth Freeman, who died 5 December 1915 aged 67 years. Also Frederick Charles, son of the above who died 9 March 1895 11 months

1901 census, Wonwell Gate, Kingston

Walter J. Freeman, 53, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Freeman, 52

Walter J. Freeman, 23, unmarried, horseman on farm

(see South Row J 25 below)

Samuel Freeman, 21, unmarried, horseman on farm

Hilda Freeman, 19, unmarried

Ernest Freeman, 16, horseman on farm (see South Row J 15 below)

Maggie, Freeman, 9

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Walter J. Freeman, 43, farm labourer

Elizabeth Freeman, 42

Walter J. Freeman, 13, farm labourer (see South Row J 25 below)

Samuel A. Freeman, 11, scholar

Hilda M. Freeman, 8

Ernest Freeman, 6 (see South Row J 25 below)

Emily A. Freeman, 5

Olive J. Freeman, 2

1881 census, Kingston Village

Walter J. Freeman, 33, labourer

Elizabeth Freeman, 39

Elizabeth G. Freeman, 8, scholar

Blanche Freeman, 7

Selina Freeman, 4

Walter J. Freeman, 3 (see South Row J 25 below)

Samuel A. Freeman, 1

1871 census, Kingston Village

Joseph Milton, 40, labourer

Ann Milton, 40

Walter J. Freeman, 22, lodger, labourer

Thomas Knott, 22, lodger, mason

S Row I 5. To the beloved memory of Charlotte the wife of James Palmer who died 31 July 1928 aged 85. Also the above James Palmer who died 26 February 1936 aged 83

1901 census, Hingston Farm, Bigbury

James Palmer, 50, farmer, employer, born Eggbuckland

Charlotte Palmer, 52, born Plympton St. Mary

Mary Palmer, 22, unmarried, assistant housekeeper, born Eggbuckland

William Palmer, 18, farmers son, born Bigbury (see S Row I 6)

1891 census, Hingston Farm. Bigbury

James Palmer, 38, farmer

Charlotte Palmer, 40

Elizabeth M. Palmer, 12, scholar

William Palmer, 8, scholar

George Fairley, 13, farm servant, born Ringmore

1881 census, Hingston Farm, Bigbury

James Palmer, 31, farmer, 60 acres, employing 1 man and 1 boy

Charlotte Palmer, 30

Elizabeth M. Palmer, 2

Francis Palmer, 3 months, born Bigbury

Isaac Jarvis, 17, farm servant, indoor, born Bigbury

1871 census, Eggbuckland, Plympton

Francis Palmer, 45, farmer of 60 acres, born Plympton St. Mary

Mary Palmer, 47, born Okehampton

Mary E. Palmer, unmarried, dressmaker, born Plymouth

Francis E. Palmer, 21, unmarried, coachbuilder, born Plymouth

Evelena Palmer, 19

James Palmer, 17

Ellen Palmer, 13

Emma Palmer, 13

Francis F. Palmer, 10

Clara J. Palmer, 8

S Row I 8. In loving memory of Carrie, beloved wife of George Alfred Fox who died 22 October 1957 aged 78 years. Also the above George Alfred Fox who died 21 August 1971 aged 92 years

1891 census, Okenbury Farm, Ringmore (see number 71 for 1881 census, and George Alfred Foxs parents)

John White, 64, head, unmarried, farmer, born Ringmore

Thomas Kingdom, 38, farm servant,

Amelia Kingdom, 43, wife, born Hallsands

Alice M. Kingdom, 14, scholar, born Kingston

Emily A. V. Kingdom, 12, scholar, born Kingston

Mabel Kingdom, 11, scholar, born Kingston

Mary Kingdom, scholar, born Ringmore

Frances Kingdom, 8, scholar, born Ringmore

Sophie Kingdom, 4, born Ringmore

Thomas Kingdom, 2, born Ringmore

George Morgan, 22, unmarried, farm servant, born Plymouth

David Leigh, 21, unmarried, farm servant, born Kingston

William Leat, 16, farm servant, born Ireland

George A. Fox, 11, farm servant, born Kingston

(see number 71 for 1881 census)

Selina A. Freeman, 25, domestic servant, born Kingston

S Row J 2. In loving memory of Richard Lugger who died 30 December 1896 aged 80 years. Also of Grace, beloved wife of the above Richard Lugger, who died 13 May 1906 aged 87 years

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Richard Lugger, 76, receiving parish pay

Grace Lugger, 72, born Loddiswell

Elizabeth Shilson, 37, daughter, widow, laundress

(see South Row J 4 below)

Alfred R. Shilson, 8, grandson, born Marazion (see South Row J 3 below)

1881 census, Kingston Village

Richard Lugger, 64, labourer

Grace Lugger, 62

Robert Lugger, 23, son, unmarried, labourer (see South Row J 6 below)

Richard Rogers, 14, lodger, born Modbury

1841 census, Kingston Village

Richard Lugger, 25, agricultural labourer

Grace Lugger, 20

Ann Lugger, 1

S Row J 3. In loving memory of my dear husband Alfred Richard Shilson who died 26 September 1950 aged 68 years. Also Beatrice Annie Shilson, wife of the above, who died 22 December 1962 aged 78 years

(see South Row J 2 above, 1891 census)

S Row J 4. In ever loving memory of our dear mother Elizabeth Shilson who died 29 May 1925 aged 72 years. Also of Catherine Annie Burgoyne Shilson, daughter of the above, who died 7 May 1960 aged 67 years

(see South Row J 2 above, 1891 census)

1901 census, Kingston Village

Grace Lugger, 82, head, widow

Elizabeth Shilson, 47, daughter, widow

Alfred R. Shilson, 18, unmarried, agricultural labourer

Catherine A. Shilson, 8, granddaughter

(see South Row J 2 above)

S Row J 5. In loving memory of Richard Lugger who died 8 April 1923 aged 77 years. Also of his nephew Edward Henry Shilson who died 24 June 1956 aged 79 years

S Row J 5a. Sacred to the memory of Edward, the son of Richard and Grace Luggar, who died 11 June 1870 aged 29 years. Also of Mary Grace, daughter of the above Richard and Grace Luggar, who died 6 February 1880 aged 31 years

(see South Row J 2 above))

S Row J 6. In loving memory of Elizabeth Kelly Lugger, the beloved wife of Robert Lugger, who died 25 October 1930 aged 69 years. Also of Robert Lugger who died 19 January 1942 aged 82 years. At foot of grave is a small stone with E.K.L. 1930 inscribed on it. (see South Row J 2 above)

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Robert Lugger, 33 farm labourer

Elizabeth K. Lugger, 30

Robert S. Lugger, 4

Sylvia G. Lugger, 1

S Row J 7. In memory of George, the beloved son of James and Sarah Edgecombe who died 20 April 1891 aged 3 months. Also of John Samuel, son of the above, who died 17 September 1892 aged 1 month. Also Ann Southern, their grandmother, who died 7 September 1921 aged 89 years

1901 census, 2 Bay Cottage, Kingston

Ann Southern, 66, unmarried, charwoman

Elizabeth Southern, 34, unmarried, charwoman, born Ringmore

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

James Edgecombe, 22, agricultural labourer born South Milton

Sarah Edgecombe, 22, born Kingston

George Edgecombe, 2 months

Elizabeth Southern, 22, sister in law, domestic servant

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

George Pearce, 78, head, widower, coal merchant, born Oreston

Ann Southern, 56, unmarried, housekeeper

1881 census, Kingston Village

Jane Southern, 66, head, unmarried, works out in fields, born Ringmore

Ann Southern, 46, daughter, unmarried

William Southern, 22, unmarried, agricultural labourer

George Southern, 20, grandson, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Southern, 15, granddaughter, agricultural labourer

Sarah Southern, 12, granddaughter

S Row J 10. In loving memory of Alfred Freeman, husband of Maud Freeman, who died 17 March 1930 aged 53 years. Also of the above Maud Freeman who died 19 February 1961 aged 81 years

1901 census, Kingston Village

Robert Freeman, 50, widower, agricultural labourer

(see South Row K 4)

Alfred Freeman, 24, son, unmarried, teamster on farm

Elizabeth Freeman, 62, housekeeper

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Robert Freeman, 40, widower, agricultural labourer

(see South Row K 4)

Emma J. Freeman, 17, daughter

Alfred Freeman, 15, son, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Freeman, 51, sister, unmarried, housekeeper

1881 census, Kingston Village

Robert Freeman, 30, widower, agricultural labourer

(see South Row K 4)

Emma J. Freeman, 7, scholar

Alfred Freeman, 5, scholar

Elizabeth Freeman, 42, sister, unmarried, housekeeper

S Row J 12. In proud and everlasting memory of Rosa, the devoted wife of George Terry, who died 10 October 1945 aged 72 years. Also the above George Terry, who died 12 March 1950 aged 79 years

1901 census, 1 Britannia Cottage, Kingston

George Terry, 30, fisherman

Rosa Terry, 28

John Terry, 8 (see South, Row R 3)

Maud Terry, 6

Harry Terry, 4 (see South Row R 5)

(see also South Row E 8)

S Row K 2. In loving memory of Jane Wilton who died 11 December 1929 aged 75 years. Also Thomas Amm Wilton, her husband, who died 2 March 1940 aged 89 years

1901 census, 2 Rock Cottages, Kingston

Thomas Wilton, 50, horseman on farm, born Bigbury

Jane Wilton, 47

Muriel Wilton, 7, daughter

Dorothy Wilton, 4

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Thomas Wilton, 40, farm labourer

Jane Wilton, 37

William Wilton, 17, farm labourer, born Bigbury

Samuel Wilton, 10, scholar

1881 census, private cottage Kingston

Thomas Wilton, 30, labourer

Jane Wilton, 28

William G. Wilton, 7, scholar

Samuel Wilton, 1 month

1861 census, Mount Folly, Bigbury

Robert Hooppell, 42, farmer of 170 acres, employing 4 men, born Bigbury

Sarah Hooppell, 37, born West Alvington

Sarah Jane Hooppell, 4, daughter, born Bigbury

Henrietta Phillips, 24, unmarried, farmers servant, birthplace unknown

Richard Brend, 16, servant, born Bigbury

Thomas Mitchelmore, 15, servant, born Bigbury

Thomas Wilton, 10, servant, born Bigbury

S Row K 5. In loving memory of Alfred John Lavers who entered into rest 21 August 1896 aged 36 years. Also of Ann, his wife, who died 8 August 1920 aged 61 years

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Alfred J. Lavers, 30, farm labourer, born Bigbury

Ann Lavers, 31

1881 census, Kingston Village

John Lavers, 54, labourer, born Modbury

Susanna Lavers, 53, born Bigbury

Alfred J. Lavers, 20, labourer

Olive K. Lavers, 10, scholar, born Bigbury

1871 census, Kingston Village

John Lavers, 44, agricultural labourer

Susanna Lavers, 43

Alfred J. Lavers, 10, scholar

Harriett Lavers, 5

Albert Lavers, 3

1861 census, Halwell, Bigbury

John Lavers, 34, agricultural labourer

Susanna Lavers, 33

Elizabeth Jane Lavers, 8, scholar

William Lavers, 2

Alfred John Lavers, 9 months

John Beavill, 65, father in law, agricultural labourer, born Bigbury

S Row K 7. Sacred to the memory of William Gill, the beloved husband of Jane Selina Gill, who died 10 May 1907 aged 56 years

1891 census, Shearlangston, Modbury

William Gill, 40, farrier, born Kingston

Jane S. Gill, 36, born Plympton St. Mary

George Light, 16, servant (agricultural)

Kate R. Witt, 14, general servant (domestic) born (illegible) Cornwall

1881 census, Lee Mill Bridge, Plympton St. Mary

William Gill, 30, agricultural labourer

Jane S. Gill, 26

For the 1871 and 1851 censuses, see South wall number 37

S Row K 8. In loving memory of George, the beloved husband of Jane Freeman, who died 25 November 1917 aged 76 years. Also of the above Jane Freeman who died 26 March 1937 age 90 years

1901 census, Kingston Village

George Freeman, 56, general labourer

Jane Freeman, 53

Emma Freeman, 20, unmarried, charwoman

Emily Freeman, 17

James Freeman, 9

1881 census, Kingston Village

George Freeman, 37, labourer

Jane Freeman, 34

Annie Freeman, 12, scholar

Edith Freeman, 10, scholar

Bertha E. Freeman, 8, scholar

Sarah A. Freeman, 6, scholar

George Freeman, 5, scholar

Joseph H. Freeman, 2

Emma Freeman, 1 month

Agnes Froude, 59, mother, widow, lodger

Florence Froude, 19, daughter, lodger, paralysed

1861 census, Kingston Village

Agnes Freeman, 52, head, widow, agricultural labourer

George Freeman, 17, son, agricultural labourer

William Freeman, 11, farm labourer

Sarah Hooppell, 47, sister, unmarried, pauper

William Hoare, 4, grandson, born Devonport

1851 census, Kingston Village

Agnes Freeman, 42, widow, agricultural labourer

Elizabeth Freeman, 9, daughter

George Freeman, 7

Eliza Freeman, 4

William Freeman, 2

Mary Hooppell, 74, mother in law, widow, agricultural labourer, pauper

Sarah Hooppell, 37, daughter, unmarried, agricultural labourer, pauper

S Row K 9. In loving memory of Ernest Albert, the beloved husband of Emma Gill, who died 19 July 1919 aged 49 years. Also Emma, wife of the above, who died 15 April 1970

1901 census, Kingston Village

Elizabeth Gill, 73, head, widow

Ernest A. Gill, 31, son, unmarried, horseman on farm

(for 1871 91 censuses see South wall number 37)

S Row K 11. In loving memory of Charles Alfred, the beloved husband of Blanche Gill, who died 2 February 1922 aged 58 years. Also his devoted wife Blanche, who died 1 March 1961 87 years

1901 census, Kingston Village

Charles A. Gill, 36, horseman on farm

Blanche Gill, 27

Edith E. Gill, 3

(For 1891 and 1871 censuses, see South wall number 37)

S Row L 6. In loving memory of James Freeman who died 31 October 1914 aged 70 years. Also of Ann, beloved wife of the above, who died 5 March 1916 aged 60 years

1901 census, (illegible) Aveton Gifford

James Freeman, 56, farmer, born Kingston

Ann Freeman, 44, born South Huish

Ernest Freeman, 19, unmarried, farmers son

John Foster, 17, carter on farm, born Modbury

James Freeman, 16, nephew, agricultural labourer, born Kingston

1891 census, ?Lower Wigaller, Aveton Gifford

James Freeman, 47, farmer

Ann Freeman, 36

William E. Freeman, 9, scholar, born Kingston

S Row L 7. In loving memory of David Triggs, beloved husband of Charlotte Triggs, who died 25 April 1938 aged 70 years. Also of the above Charlotte Triggs who died Christmas Day 1948 aged 78 years

1901 census, Galpin Street, Modbury

David Triggs, 32, general farm labourer, born Kingston

Charlotte, Triggs, 29, born Modbury

Elizabeth Triggs, 2, born Modbury

Emily Triggs, 10 months, born Modbury

George Toms, 25, brother in law, general labourer, born Modbury

1891 census, Kingston Village

John Triggs, 56, fisherman, born Ringmore

Elizabeth Triggs, 55

David Triggs, 23, farm labourer

William Terry, 90, father in law, widower, receiving parish pay

1881 census, Torr Village

John Triggs, 44, fisherman

Elizabeth Triggs, 45

David Triggs, 13

William Terry, 80, grandfather, labourer

1871 census, Torr Village

John Triggs, 35, fisherman

Elizabeth Triggs, 37

John Triggs, 8

Sarah Triggs, 7

David Triggs, 3

S Row L 8. In loving memory of Sarah, the beloved wife of Charles Crocker, who died 27 January 1929 aged 62 years. Also of the above Charles Crocker who died 25 June 1938 aged 74 years

1901 census, 3 Gabberwell Cottages, Kingston

Charles Crocker, 38, agricultural labourer, born Kingston

Sarah Crocker, 34

Elizabeth Crocker, 12

David C. Crocker, 10

Richard G. Crocker, 5

1891 census, private cottage

Charles Crocker, 26, general labourer

Sarah J. Crocker, 24

Elizabeth Crocker, 2

David Crocker, 6 months

1881 census, see South Row C 4, Clyng Mill

1871 census, Orcheton Cottage, Orcheton, Modbury

Richard Crocker, 30, farm labourer, born Ugborough

Emma Crocker, 27, born Kingston

Charles Crocker, 7

?Martin Crocker, 1

S Row L 9. In loving memory of Albert Lavers who died 1 August 1940 aged 72. And his wife Edith who died 5 June 1953 aged 82

1891 census, Scobbiscombe Gate Cottage, Kingston

John Lavers, 64, agricultural labourer, born Modbury

Susanna Lavers, 63, born Bigbury

Albert Lavers, 23, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born Bigbury

Olive Bevell, 8, granddaughter, scholar, born Thurlestone

1871 census, Scobbiscombe, Kingston

William Hooppell, 53, widower, farmer of 520 acres, employing 10 labourers, and 4 boys, born Bigbury

Robert Hooppell, 51, brother, unmarried, occupation as above, born Bigbury

John Ball, 20, cousin, assistant on farm, born Devonport

Harriett Talbot, 65, widow, housekeeper, born Burlescombe, Tiverton

Mabel Talbot, 4, visitor, born St. Dominic, Cornwall

Albert Lavers, 14, farm servant (indoor)

1871 census, Kingston Village

John Lavers, 44, agricultural labourer

Susanna Lavers, 43

Alfred Lavers, 10, scholar

Harriett, Lavers, 5

Albert Lavers, 3

Elizabeth Kate Lavers, 2 months

S Row L 10. In loving memory of George Henry Terry who died 25 February 1959 aged 68 years

1901 census, 5 Britannia Cottages, Kingston

William S. Terry, 42, fisherman

Eliza E. Terry, 36, born Newton Ferrers

George H. Terry, 10, born Newton Ferrers

Emily Terry, 8

David Terry, 5

Alice Terry, 1

1891 census, Newton Ferrers

William Searle Terry, 32, fisherman

Eliza Easton Terry, 26, dressmaker

George Henry Terry, 1 month, born Newton Ferrers

S Row M 3. In memory of Alexander Cornish who departed this life 21 April 1835 aged 70 years.

Beneath this stone lies silent in the dust a husband dear that in the Lord did trust, till the last trump shall sound and bid him rise.

S Row M 7. In memory of Ann, the daughter of John and Sarah Elliott who died 9 November 1843 aged 9 years

1841 census, Kingston Village

John Elliott, 50, agricultural labourer

Sarah Elliott, 45

Ann Elliott, 7

S Row M 10. Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth, the wife of Samuel Hooppell, who departed this life the 27^th day of March 1873 aged 85 years

1861 census, Lapthorne Farmhouse, Modbury

Samuel Hooppell, 74, farmer of 75 acres, employing 1 labourer, born Kingston

Elizabeth Hooppell, 73, born Kingston

Jane Hooppell, 35, unmarried, born Kingston

Eli Hooppell, 15, grandson, scholar, born Modbury

1851 census, Hollacombe (?Hollowcombe) Farm, Yealmpton (but nearer to Ermington)

Samuel Hooppell, 60, farmer of 200 acres employing 2 labourers

Elizabeth Hooppell, 60

Samuel Hooppell, 29, unmarried

Jane Hooppell, 24 unmarried

Margaret Hooppell, 19, unmarried, born Kingston

Eli Hooppell, 5, grandson

Thomas Watts, 19, unmarried, farm labourer

On 20 June 1855 Margaret Hooppell married the Rev. Robert Eli Hooppell in the parish of Broxbourne, Hertfordshire. See South Row N 11

S Row M 13. In affectionate remembrance of Nicholas Helmer who died at Langston 26 May 1882 aged 67 years. Also Mary, wife of the above, who died at Wonwell 17 October 1904 aged 94 years. Also In loving memory of Henry Helmer who died at Wonwell 8 January 1911 aged 61 years

See note on owners of Wonwell.

1891 census, Wonwell Farm, Kingston

Henry Helmer, 40, head, unmarried, farmer

Mary Helmer, 76, mother, widow

Sydney Coyte, 18, unmarried, farm assistant, born Modbury

Elizabeth Kingston, 19, unmarried, general servant, born Aveton Gifford

John Freeman, 12, general servant, born Kingston

1881 census, Langston Farm, Kingston

Nicholas Helmer, head, 65, retired

Mary Helmer, 60

Henry Helmer, 32, unmarried, farmer, 211 acres

Mary Symons, 17, domestic servant

William Fox, 14, labourer, indoor servant

1871 census, Langston Farm House, Kingston

Nicholas Helmer, 55, farmer of 210 acres, employing 3 men, 2 boys

Mary Helmer, 50

Thomas Helmer, 30, unmarried, farmers son

Henry Helmer, 21, unmarried, farmers son

William Lees, 12, farm servant, indoors

Eliza Gill, 18, genersl servant

1851 census, Dunstone, (parish of Stokenham)

Nicholas Helmer, 35, farmer renting 75 acres, employing 4 labourers. Born Charleton

Mary Helmer, 37, born Slapton

Thomas Helmer, 11, scholar, born South Milton

Susan E. Helmer, 7, born Stokenham

Henry Helmer, 2, born Stokenham

Robert Shepherd, 16, servant, farm labourer, born South Pool

Ann Gillard, 17, house servant, born South Pool

S Row N 6. In loving memory of Reginald George Kelly who died 29 May 1900, aged 49 years. Also of Emily Randall, daughter of the above, who died 12 August 1901 aged 26 years

1891 census, private cottage

Reginald G. Kelly, 40, agricultural labourer

Betsy A. Kelly, 37, born Ringmore

John Kelly, 17, agricultural labourer, born Ringmore

Emily R. Kelly, 15, born Ringmore

Fanny B. Kelly, 13, born Ringmore

Bertrand Kelly, 9, scholar, born Ringmore

Reginald E. Kelly, 6, born Kingston

William H. Kelly, 3, born Kingston

1881 census, Ringmore

Reginald G. Kelly, 30, agricultural labourer

Betsy A. Kelly, 27

John Kelly, 7

Emily R. Kelly, 5

Fanny B. Kelly

S Row N 7. Sacred to the memory of Agnes, the wife of Elias Kelly, who died 25 January 1863 aged 80 years. Also the above Elias Kelly who died 7 July 1870 aged 87 years

1861 census, Kingston Village

Samuel Hooppell, 28, agricultural labourer

Ann Hooppell, 32,

Ann Hooppell, 1

Elizabeth Hooppell, 1 William King

Elias Kelly, 78, father in law, agricultural labourer, pauper

Agnes Kelly, 78, mother in law

George Kelly, 10, nephew, farm servant

1851 census, Kingston

Elias Kelly, 68, agricultural labourer

Agnes Kelly, 68

S Row N 11. To the memory of Rose Agnes Hooppell, the beloved daughter of the late Rev. R.E. Hooppell LLD and Margaret Hooppell, entered into rest 22 February 1910 aged 45 years.

(for Margaret Hooppell see also S Row M 10)

1891 census, The Rectory, Church Street, Byers Green, Durham

Robert E. Hooppell, 58, clerk in Holy Orders, Rector of Byers Green, born Rotherhithe, Surrey

Margaret Hooppell, 59, born Kingston

Rose A. Hooppell, 26, born South Shields

Rachel Potts, 20, cook, born Witton le Wear, Durham

Mary A. Debner, 19, housemaid, born Witton le Wear, Durham

1881 census, Byers Green

Robert E. Hooppell, 48, Rector of Byers Green

Margaret Hooppell, 49

William M. Hooppell, 18, scholar, born South Shields

Rose A. Hooppell, 16, scholar, born South Shields

Mary Debner, 30, cook, born South Shields

Margaret Hanson, 17, housemaid, born South Shields

1871 census, 14 Albion Terrace, Westoe, South Shields

Robert E. Hooppell, 38, clergyman without cure of souls, M.A., LL.D. Cambridge, Principal of Nautical College (see 1861 census)

Margaret Hooppell, 39

John L.E. Hooppell, 13, scholar, born Aveton Gifford

Samuel A. Hooppell, 12, scholar, born Beaumaris, Anglesey

(see South Row N 12)

Margaret Hooppell, 9, scholar, born Beaumaris, Anglesey

William M. Hooppell, 8, scholar, born South Shields

Rose A. Hooppell, 6, scholar

Jessie Brodie, 18, unmarried, general servant, born Scotland

1861 census, 4, Challoner Terrace, South Shields

Elizabeth Buckfeld, 46, lodging house keeper, born South Shields

John Snowdon, 21, son, ship broker, born South Shields

Elizabeth Snowdon, 19, daughter, born South Shields

Alice Snowdon, 10, daughter, scholar, born South Shields

Christiana, 8, daughter, scholar, born South Shields

Mary Annie, 12, daughter, scholar, born South Shields

Robert Eli Hooppell, 28, married, lodger, clergyman of Church of England, without cure of souls, master of mariners school

(illegible) Sands Burgess Bradshaw, 25, unmarried, lodger, curate of St. Hildas South Shields, born Ireland

The Marine School of South Shields was founded by Dr. Winterbottom, a general practitioner and philanthropist who gave a sum of money in 1859 for the formation of a school to educate boys over 17 who wished to go to sea. The Marine School opened 0n 26 March 1861 in hired rooms in the Mechanics Institute. In 1869 a more permanent site was found on Ocean Road. The School still exists.

1851 census, 3 Fair Street, Horslydown

Mary B. Hooppell, 48, head, widow, nurse, born St. Saviours Horslydown, Southwark, Surrey

Robert Hooppell, 18, scholar and private tutor

Samuel Hooppell, 13, carpenters boy, born St. Saviours Horslydown

1841 census, St. John, Horslydown, Southwark

John Hooppell, 60, carpenter

Mary Hooppell, 60

Matilda Hooppell, 20

Robert Hooppell, 8

S Row N 12. Sacred to the memory of Samuel Arthur Hooppell, beloved son of the Rev. R.E. Hooppell LLD and Margaret Hooppell who entered into rest (illegible) September 1874 aged 15 years

(see South Row N 11, 1871 census)

S Row N 13. To the beloved memory of James Stidston who died at Wonwell12 December 1874 aged 55 years. Also of Ellen Stidston widow of the above, who died 17 March 1901 aged 73 years. Also 4 children of the above: Kate; died 9 January 1867aged 7 months; Frank died 14 August 1868 aged 9 months; Clara and Minnie, born 15 May 1869, surviving 24 hours

1891 census, Court Farm, Netheravon, Wiltshire

Ellen Stidston, 64, head, widow, living on her own means

John Stidston, 30, unmarried, farmer

Lily Brooks, 20, unmarried, servant, born Wick, Hampshire

1881 census, Wonwell Court, Kingston

Ellen Stidson, 53, head, widow

John Stidston, 20, unmarried, farmer of 390 acres employing 7 men and 3 boys

Charles Stidston, 18, unmarried, as above

Nellie Stidston, 16

Louisa Terry, 15, servant

George Prouse, 14 farm servant, indoor, born Ringmore

William Winsor, 15, farm servant, indoor

Charles Freeman, 13, farm servant, indoor

1861 census, Kingston Village

James Stidston, 41, farmer of 261 acres employing 5 labourers

Ellen Stidston, 33, born Halwell

Ann Stidston, 5

James Alfred Stidston,

Emily Stidston, 2

John Stidston, 1

Elizabeth Bovey, 27, unmarried, governess, born Ashburton

Eliza (illegible), 17, farm servant, born Yealmpton

Jane Green, 14, childs nurse

George Lee, 20, farmservant

1851 census, Kingston

James Stidston, 30, unmarried, farmer of 120 acres

Ann Stidston, 64, mother, born Plymouth

Eliza Foot, 22, unmarried, servant, born Bigbury

Joseph Wilton, 20, unmarried, farm labourer

William Lugger, 14, farm labourer

Philip Ryder, 10, farm labourer

1841 census, Kingston Village

James Stidston, 55, farmer

Ann Stidston, 50

Jane Stidston, 20

James Stidston, 20

Eliza Stidston, 15

James Lee, 15, servant

Frederic Reeve, 15, servant

Mary Witton, 15, servant

Jane Elliott, 10, servant

S Row N 14. In loving memory of John Triggs who died 15 December 1908 aged 72 years. Also Elizabeth, wife of the above, who died 26 May 1912 aged 77 years

1901 census, 1 Rock Cottages, Kingston

John Triggs, 66, fisherman, born Ringmore

Elizabeth Triggs, 66

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

John Triggs, 56, fisherman

Elizabeth Triggs, 55

David Triggs, 23, son, farm labourer

William Terry, 90, widower, father in law, receiving parish pay

1881 census, Torr Village, Kingston

John Triggs, 44, fisherman

Elizabeth Triggs, 45

David Triggs, 13

William Terry, 80, father in law, labourer

1871 census, Village of Torr, Kingston

John Triggs, 35, fisherman

Elizabeth Triggs, 37

John Triggs, 8

Sarah Triggs, 7

David Triggs, 3

S Row N 15. In remembrance of Elizabeth, beloved wife of John Lane Triggs, who died 30 January 1933 aged 72 years

1901 census, 1 Gabberwell Cottage, Kingston

John Lane Triggs, 39, fisherman

Elizabeth Triggs, 40

William J. Triggs, 11 (see South Row N 19)

Charles Fox, 40, boarder, general labourer

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

John Lane Triggs, 28, fisherman

Elizabeth Triggs, 30

William J. Triggs, 1 (see South Row N 19)

S Row N 16. In loving memory of William Searle Terry, the beloved husband of Eliza Easton Terry, who died 19 August 1934 aged 75 years. Also of Eliza Easton Terry who died 11 February 1952 aged 87 years

1901 census, 5 Britannia Cottages, Kingston

William S. Terry, 42, fisherman

Eliza E. Terry, 36, born Newton Ferrers

George H. Terry, 10

Emily Terry, 8

David Terry, 5

Alice Terry, 1

1891 census, Newton Ferrers

William Searle Terry, 32, fisherman

Eliza Easton Terry, 26, dressmaker

George Henry Terry, 11 months, born Newton Ferrers

S Row N 17. In loving memory of George Alfred, the beloved husband of Millicent Hackworthy, who died 12 March 1937 aged 76 years. Also his beloved wife Millicent Mary, who passed away 17 May 1954 aged 89 years

1871 census, Kingston Village

George Hackworthy, 49, mason

Mary Hackworthy, 44

John Hackworthy, 20, mason

Charles Hackworthy, 19, mason

Sarah Hackworthy, 18, scholar

Charity Hackworthy, 16, scholar

Mary E. Hackworthy, 13, scholar

Betsey M. Hackworthy, 12, scholar

George A. Hackworthy, 10, scholar

Samuel Hackworthy, 8, scholar

Robert Hackworthy, 7, scholar

Thirza Hackworthy, 5, scholar

S Row N 18. In loving memory of John Pearce Moore, the beloved husband of Kate, who passed away 6 January 1949 aged 67 years. Also of the above Kate Moore who passed away 8 November 1959 aged 82 years

1901 census, Torr Farm, Kingston

Simon Moore, 52, farmer, born, South Tawton

Mary G. Moore, 56, born Buckfastleigh

John P Moore, 19, farmers son, born Buckfastleigh

Albert R. Moore, 17, farmers son, born Buckfastleigh

Richard Strudwick, 50, agricultural labourer, born Walton Surrey,

Mary A. Thorne, 36, domestic servant, born Tamerton

1891 census, Fore Street, Buckfastleigh

Simon Moore, 41, master baker

Mary G. Moore, 48

John P. Moore, 9, scholar

Albert R. Moore, 8, scholar

John Hewett, 44, unmarried, general labourer, born Lydford

Mary A. Clark, 21, unmarried, housemaid, born Paignton

S Row N 19. In loving memory of Elsie Margaret Prothesa, the beloved wife of William John Triggs, who died 10 February 1951 aged 52 years. Also the above William John Triggs who died 10 February 1976 aged 85 years

(see South Row N 15)

S Row N 20. In memory of Albert Henry Edgecombe who died 5 February 1969 aged 82 years

(see South Row F 2)

S Row N 22. In loving memory of Eveline Annie, the beloved wife of Tom Jarvis who died 13 December 1969 aged 65 years. Also Tom Jarvis the beloved husband of the above who died 7 June 1968 aged 77 years

1901 census, cottage, Ringmore

Tom Jarvis, 34, carter on farm, born Ringmore

Clara E. Jarvis, 34, born Ringmore

Beatrice J. Jarvis, 13, born Ringmore

Olive E. Jarvis, 12, born Ringmore

Tom Jarvis, 10, born Ringmore

Clara E. Jarvis, 8, born Topsham Bridge

Ethel M. Jarvis, 6, born Ringmore

Elsie M. Jarvis, 1, born Ringmore

1891 census, Ringmore Village

Tom Jarvis, 24, agricultural labourer

Clara E. Jarvis, 24

Beatrice J. Jarvis, 4

Olive E. Jarvis, 2

Tom Jarvis, 9 months

(S) Row O 5. In ever loving memory of Robert Wilton who died 20 May 1890 aged 75 years. Also Jane, wife of the above, who died 16 August 1902 aged 80 years

1881 census, Kingston Village

Robert Wilton, 65, labourer

Jane Wilton, 60, born Modbury

William Wilton, 23, unmarried, mason

1861 census, Kingston Village

Robert Wilton, 46, agricultural labourer

Jane Wilton, 40

Susanna Wilton, 15, servant

May Wilton, 9, scholar

Joseph Wilton, 6, scholar

William Henry Wilton, 3

1851 census, Kingston

Robert Wilton, 36, agricultural labourer

Jane Wilton, 30

William Wilton, 9

Ann Wilton, 7

Susanna Wilton, 5

John Wilton, 2

1841 census, Torr, Kingston

Robert Wilton, 25, agricultural labourer

Jane Wilton, 20

S Row O 6. In loving memory of Ann, the wife of Samuel Hooppell, who died 7 June 1912 aged 83 years. Also of Samuel Hooppell who died 31 December 1913 aged 80 years

1901 census, Kingston Village

Samuel Hooppell, 68, general labourer

Ann Hooppell, 72

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Samuel Hooppell, 58, licensed carrier

Ann Hooppell, 62

George Hackworthy, 69, widower, lodger, mason

1881 census, Kingston Village

Samuel Hooppell, 48, carrier

Ann Hooppell, 52

Margaret Hooppell, 13

Emma Hooppell, 11

Esther Morgan, 22, unmarried, lodger

S Row O 7. Sacred to the memory of William Skinner who died 6 March 1887 aged 73 years. Also of Mary Ann, wife of the above, who died 14 January 1860 aged 43 years

1881 census, Kingston Village

William Skinner, 65, widower, labourer

1871 census, Kingston Village

William Skinner, 55, widower, labourer

Joseph Skinner, 26, unmarried, mason

Agnes Froude, 49, lodger, former servant

Florence Froude, 9, scholar

1861 census, Kingston Village

William Skinner, 44, widower, agricultural labourer

Mary Jane Skinner, 14, daughter

Elizabeth Lang, 70, widow, boarder

1851 census, Kingston

William Skinner, 34, agricultural labourer

Ann Skinner, 33

James Skinner, 10, scholar

Joseph L. Skinner, 7, scholar

Jane Skinner, 5

Agnes Skinner, 2

Mary Froude, 64, widow, pauper, agricultural labourer

Agnes Froude, 27, unmarried, farm servant

S Row O 8. In loving memory of William Treeby born 5 September 1850, died 4 May 1900. Also Elizabeth, wife of the above, who died 2 August 1927 aged 77 years

1901 census, 3 Walkspool, Kingston

Elizabeth Treeby, 50, head, widow

Millicent Treeby, 18, unmarried

John Treeby, 17, carter on farm

Irene M. Treeby, 2, granddaughter

Edgar C. Treeby, 1, grandson

S Row O 10. Of your charity pray for the repose of the soul of Hugh Clement Ware, second son of the late Charles Ware of Exeter, who departed this life the 26^th day of November 1925 aged 57 years

1901 census, Exeter St. James, address otherwise illegible

Charles E. Ware, 63, civil engineer and surveyor, born Exeter

Valentine Ware, 48, wife, born Paris, France

Hugh C. Ware, 33, unmarried, surveyor, born Exeter

Edgar F. Ware, 28, unmarried, architect, born Exeter

Charles A. Ware, 22, unmarried, mechanical engineer, born Exeter

Louisa Westlake, 23, unmarried, cook, born Newton St. Cyres

Emily L. Cooper, 22, unmarried, housemaid, born Exminster

Albert Cooper, 17, under gardener, unmarried, born Marlborough

1881 census, St. Gregorys Catholic College, Midsomer Norton

Hugh Ware, 13, scholar, born Exeter

1871 census, Sunnyside, Elm Grove Road, Exeter St. Davids

Charles E. Ware, 33, civil engineer and surveyor in Town Council,

Lucy A. Ware, 36, born Exeter

Jane A. Ware, 7, scholar, born Charlton, Kent

Ernest E. Ware, 6, scholar, born Eltham, Kent

Ida B. Ware, 4, scholar, born Eltham

Hugh C. Ware, 3, born Exeter

Percy A. Ware, 1, born Exeter

Joseph V. Ware, 3 months, born Exeter

Catherine Taylor, 18, resident governess, born Camden Town, London

Caroline Phillips, 23, servant, born Exmouth

S Row O 12. In loving memory of Mary, the beloved wife Barnabus Crocker Bulley who died 29 October 1910 aged 77 years. Also Harriet Ann, beloved eldest daughter of the above, who died 21 June 1909 aged 54 years. Also of the above Barnabus Crocker Bulley who died 16 March 1915 aged 81 years

1891 census, Farm House, Kingston

Barnabus Bulley, 57, farmer, born Diptford

Mary Bulley, 58, born Harbertonford

Philip Bulley, 25, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born Bigbury

(see South Row O 13)

Charles Bulley, 22, unmarried, assistant, born Bigbury

William Bulley, 19, unmarried, assistant, born Kingston

Mary L. Bulley, 16

Kate Bulley, 13

John H. Bulley, 2, grandson, born Ermington

1881 census, Scobbiscombe Gate, Kingston

Barnabus Bulley, 47, labourer

Mary Bulley, 48

John Bulley, 23, unmarried, labourer, born Diptford

Philip Bulley, 15, labourer (see South Row O 13)

Charles Bulley, 12, labourer

William Bulley, 9, scholar

Mary Bulley, 6, scholar

Kate Bulley, 3

1851 census, East Leigh, Harberton

Elizabeth Bourne, 66, head, farmer of 90 acres employing 1 labourer, born Harberton

John Mugford, 32, son in law, as above, born Harberton

Agnes Mugford, 32, daughter, born Harberton

John Mugford, 6, grandson, scholar, born Harberton

Jane Mugford, 3, granddaughter, born Harberton

Charley Mugford, 1 grandson, born Harberton

John Cox, 69, visitor, landed proprietor, born Chudleigh

Barnabus Bulley, 17, servant, born Harberton

William Searle, 14, servant, born Harberton

William Barnstable, 12, servant, born Harberton

Elizabeth Randle, 14, servant, born Harberton

S Row O 13. In loving memory of Phillip, beloved husband of Elizabeth Bulley who died 22 October 1947 aged 81 years. Also his wife Elizabeth Ann Bulley who died 23 November 1954 aged 85 years. (see also South Row O 12)

1901 census, Pounds Farm, Kingston

Philip B Bulley, 35, unmarried, farmer, born Bigbury

Kate Bulley, 23, sister, unmarried, housekeeper

John Cumming, 65, uncle, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born Harberton

S Row O 14. In loving memory of my dear husband Harry Freeman who passed away 22 July 1932. Also of Emma Laura, wife of the above, who died 22 October 1941. In loving memory of my dear husband Thomas Tewkesbury who passed away 13 January 1932. Also of Mary Ann, wife of the above, who died 1 April 1954 aged 100 years

1901 census, Navy House, Kingston (see number 72 and South Row C 5)

Thomas Tewkesbury, 55, Royal Naval pensioner, born Wooton, Isle of Wight

Mary A. Tewkesbury, 47

Emma L. Freeman, 22, daughter, married, born Ringmore

Milina L.S. Freeman, 2, granddaughter.Jane Hackworthy, 72, widow, mother in law

S Row O 17. In loving memory of Benjamin Charles Freeman, beloved husband of Elizabeth, who died 8 September 1953 aged 86 years

1871 census, Kingston Village

Benjamin Freeman, 29, labourer

Mary Ann Freeman, 23

Benjamin C. Freeman, 3

Fred Freeman, 10 months

S Row P 2. In memory of Gladys Mary Johns died 10 December 1990 aged 86 years

Miss Johns was in charge of Kingston Village School for many years and lived at Faraway

S Row R 1. In loving memory of my dear brother Fred Addester Archer Triggs who died 7 June 1957 aged 79 years

1891 census, Farm House, Great Torr, Kingston

Phillip Triggs, 48, farmer

Irenia Triggs, 48, born Malborough

Alfred J. Triggs, 23, unmarried, mason on farm

Phillip S. Triggs, 21, assistant

Dorothy E. Triggs, 18

John E. Triggs, 15, assistant on farm

Fred A. A. Triggs, 13 scholar

Mary Triggs, 10, scholar

Sarah Triggs, 8, scholar

Irenia Triggs, 4

S Row R 2. In loving memory of Sarah Ann, beloved wife of Samuel T. Wilton, died 7 February 1960 aged 79 years. Also Samuel Thomas Wilton, beloved husband of Sarahah, died 15 March 1969 aged 88 years

1901 census, 10 Limerick Place, St. Judes Plymouth

John MacGregor, 51 gas works stoker, born Scotland

Norah MacGregor, 46, born Plymouth

Amelia Macgregor, 23, dressmaker, born Plymouth

Bessie, Macgregor, 20, home, born Plymouth

William MacGregor, 17, mason, labourer, born Plymouth

Ethel MacGregor, 16, infant school teacher, born Plymouth

Hugh MacGregor, 14, farm labourer, born Plymouth

Samuel Wilton, 20, boarder, mason, labourer, born Kingston

1891 census, private cottage, Kingston

Thomas Wilton, 40, farm labourer, born Bigbury

Jane Wilton, 37

William Wilton, 17, farm labourer

Samuel Wilton, 10, scholar

S Row R 3. In loving memory of John, beloved husband of Margaret Ann Terry, died 28 December 1964 aged 71 years. Also of Margaret Ann, his dearly beloved wife, died 25 December 1981 aged 90 years

(see South Row J 12)

S Row R 5. In loving memory of Harry, beloved husband of Violet Terry, died 2 July 1965 aged 68 years. Also his wife Violet Mary, died 6 February 1993 aged 95 years

(see South Row J 12)