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Ryde Cemetery

Child Florence Minnie Castle

Title: Child
Forenames: Florence Minnie
Surnames: Castle
Date of Death: 18/06/1904
Burial Date: 23/06/1904
Age at Death Years: 5
Grave Type: Marked
Map Reference Number: RSHG 050 B3
Plot Number: Ryde New Cemetery Section I Plot 2812
Grave Description: Elaborate grave with a marble headstone with raised panel and leaded lettering. Rose and two shields with crosses as motifs. Raised marble kerbs and corner posts and a marble ledger stone. Inclined scroll with leaded lettering and two flower holders.
Grave Condition: Fair
Grave Condition Description: Two corner stones are displaced
Other Information: Child Florence Minnie Castle (1904) was interred at New Cemetery Section G Plot 2038 Map ref: 043 C2, source: Bereavement Services records
Old Website Grave ID: 12633

Inscription:

Headstone
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
HARRY
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
FLORENCE A A CASTLE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
JANUARY 9TH 1930
AGED 74 YEARS

"I SHALL GO TO HIM BUT HE SHALL NOT
RETURN TO ME" 2 SAMUEL 12 v 23

ALSO
TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF
FLORENCE A A CASTLE
REUNITED ON
MARCH 14TH 1959
AGED 92 YEARS

"HER CHILDREN RISE UP AND CALL
HER BLESSED" PROV 31 v 28

Scroll
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
EDITH MAY CASTLE
DAUGHTER OF
HARRY AND FLORENCE CASTLE
WHO FELL ASLEEP
MAY 18TH 1949

"O LORD IN THEE HAVE I TRUSTED"

ALSO OF HER SISTER
FLORENCE MINNIE CASTLE
WHO DIED JUNE 18TH 1904
INTERRED IN ANOTHER PORTION OF THIS
CEMETERY

Flower Holder
TO FATHER FROM MAY, EDDIE AND PAT

Flower Holder
F M C

Photographs:

David Earle
F Castle Jun 2012
Photographer: David Earle

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