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Binstead Cemetery

Miss Marie Lord Nicolle

Title: Miss
Forenames: Marie Lord
Surnames: Nicolle
Date of Death: 29/04/1910
Burial Date: 02/05/1910
Age at Death Years: 62
Grave Type: Vault
Map Reference Number: RSHG B016 B3
Plot Number: Binstead Old Cemetery Row I Plots 34 - 35
Grave Description: Vault occupying double plot with surrounding high plain kerbstones and central Celtic cross with large pedestal base, on triple plinth. Ornate decoration on cross with sculpted IHS motif, passion flowers, ivy and acorns. Lead lettering. Loose granite chippings covering plot
Grave Condition Description: Very good
Other Information: Maria Lord Nicolle, single woman, died Binstead Road, burial date added - Source: Register of Burials
Maria Nicolle was a sister-in-law of Archibald Clarke - Source: Census details
Old Website Grave ID: 10701

Inscription:

Front of cross Tier 1
IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
ARCHIBALD WILLIAM CLARKE,
LT. COL. LATE 4TH ROYAL LANC. MILITIA
J.P. FOR COUNTY MONMOUTHSHIRE.
OF THORNBROUGH, RYDE.
AND 25 WYNNSTAY GARDENS, KENSINGTON.
AT REST MAY 20TH 1901.
"THE COCK'S SHRILL CLARION OF THE ECHOING HORN,
NO MORE SHALL RAISE HIM FROM HIS LOVELY BED."
(GRAY'S ELEGY)

Tier 2
ALSO OF FLORENCE BERNARD, HIS WIFE
AT REST MAY 30TH 1937, AGED 85 YEARS.
"EARTH HATH ONE GENTLE SOUL THE LESS
AND HEAVEN ONE ANGEL MORE."

Tier 3 - buried, unable to see any inscription

Left hand side of cross Tier 1
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CECIL DE VILLENEUVE.
INFANT SON OF
ARCHIBALD AND FLORENCE CLARKE.
BORN AUG. 15TH 1884,
DIED FEB. 27TH 1885.
"GOD DOTH TAKE HIM FROM HIS MOTHERS ARMS,
FROM PRESENT PAIN AND FUTURE UNKNOWN HARMS:
AND BABY SLEEPS."

Back of cross Tier 1
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARIE LORD NICOLLE,
OF ST HELIERS, JERSEY.
WHO DIED 29TH APRIL 1910.
"OH FOR THE TOUCH OF A VANISHED HAND.
AND THE SOUND OF A VOICE THAT IS STILL."

Photographs:

Clarke memorial August 2015
Clarke memorial August 2015

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