The Parish Church of St James
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Outside the Church Images - Graves

Gravestones and Headstones serve as memorials to the dead. Their inscriptions can tell us a little of the history of the families who have lived in the district. They are made of stone, marble or granite.

An epitaph is carved on them. The letters 'R.l.P.' stand for the Latin words 'Requiescat In Pace', meaning 'rest in peace'.

Rev. Fitzroy John Fitzwygram, M.A.
Rev. Fitzroy John Fitzwygram, M.A.

The Grave of Rev. Fitzroy John Fitzwygram, M.A. (1863-1881)

Rev. Richard Coad-Pryor, M.A.
Rev. Richard Coad-Pryor, M.A.


The Grave of Rev. Richard Coad-Pryor, M.A. (1914-1923)

Hon. & Rev. Henry Bligh
Hon. & Rev. Henry Bligh


The Grave of Hon. & Rev. Henry Bligh (1881-1893)


The War Memorial
The War Memorial
The War Memorial

Gravestones
Canadian Graves
Gravestone
Gravestones
Canadian Graves
Gravestone

Garden of Rest

Garden of Rest
Garden of Rest
Garden of Rest

Further Information
Contacts
Contact the Parish Office 020 8941 6003
Associated pages on this website Associated pages on this website:
Churchyard Records | Churchyard Through the Years | Images of the Churchyard | Images of the Churchyard in the Autumn | Images of the Churchyard in the Snow
Through the Years:
Our Churchyard (1888 May) | War Memorial (1916 October) | Graves in the Churchyard (1951 July) | The Hero who Lived at Wayside (1971 December) | The Garden of Remembrance (1983 September) | Churchyard Records (2001 January)

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