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Binstead Cemetery

Miss Alianore Maria Julia Vereker

Title: Miss
Forenames: Alianore Maria Julia
Surnames: Vereker
Date of Birth: 22/10/1872
Date of Death: 15/01/1889
Age at Death Years: 17
Grave Type: Vault
Map Reference Number: RSHG B016 A1/A2
Plot Number: Binstead Old Cemetery Row K Plots 25- 28
Grave Description: Quadruple plot vault with 3 memorials. Large headstone on left has inset text panel with rope edging and lead lettering. Central large column on cuboid pedestal and square base, lead lettering. Large headstone on right, similar in design to one on left but with engraved lettering. Roll topped kerbstones surrounding perimeter of vault
Grave Condition: Fair
Grave Condition Description: Very overgrown but headstone on left and central column are in good condition. Headstone on right is more weathered and inscription is very difficult to read in places
Old Website Grave ID: 10902

Inscription:

Headstone on left
THE HONOURABLE
HENRY PRENDERGAST VEREKER.
LL. D . F.R.C.S.
SON OF 3RD VISCOUNT GORT.
BORN 1824.
DIED 22ND MARCH 1904.
DEEPLY REGRETTED.

"THE LORD BLESS THEE AND KEEP THEE."

Central column
LOUISE ELIZABETH MARY VEREKER,
WIDOW OF THE HON'BLE H. P. VEREKER,
BORN 18TH JUNE 1837.
DIED 14TH APRIL 1920.
"IN DEATH THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED"
"LIFES WORK WELL DONE,
LIFES RACE WELL RUN,
LIFES CROWN WELL WON,
NOW AT REST."

Headstone on right
IN MEMORY OF
ALIANORE MARIA JULIA
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
THE HON'BLE H. P. VEREKER LL. D
OF THE PITTS, BINSTEAD
BORN 22ND OCTOBER 1872
DIED 15TH JANUARY 1889.

"BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD."

Photographs:

Kate MacDonell
Vereker family vault (rear view) September 2020
Photographer: Kate MacDonell

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