Ryde Social Heritage Group research the social history of the citizens of Ryde, Isle of Wight. Documenting their lives, businesses and burial transcriptions.
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Ryde Cemetery

Mr Harry Cornelius Bartlett

Title: Mr
Forenames: Harry Cornelius
Surnames: Bartlett
Date of Death: 24/06/1953
Burial Date: 26/06/1953
Age at Death Years: 60
Grave Type: Marked
Map Reference Number: RSHG 049 C1
Plot Number: Ryde New Cemetery Section K Plots 3553 & 3554
Grave Description: Double plot with triple plinth in centre (cross missing), lead letters, surrounding plain kerbstones, grass covered
Grave Condition Description: Quite good
Other Information: Added 2nd name and burial date, source: Registrars and Burial records
Harry Cornelius Bartlett (1953) was interred in plot 3554 of this double plot, source: Bereavement Services records

Although not mentioned on the inscription, Emma Louisa Bartlett (1969) was interred in plot 3554 of this double plot, source: Bereavement Services records

Inscription:

Triple plinth - top tier - west facing (gothic script)
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF

Middle tier - west facing
EMMA ROSINA MARY
THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE LEAL,
ENTERED INTO REST SEPT. 4TH 1923,
AGED 34 YEARS.

Top tier - south facing (gothic script)
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF

Middle tier - south facing
CORNELIUS SAMUEL
BARTLETT
ENTERED INTO REST
JANUARY 3RD 1939
AGED 76 YEARS.

Top tier - north facing (gothic script)
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF

Middle tier - north facing
HARRY C. BARTLETT,
THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF
FLORENCE MARY BARTLETT,
ENTERED INTO REST JUNE 24TH 1953
AGED 60 YEARS.

East Kerb
"NOT OUR WILL O LORD BUT THINE BE DONE."

Photographs:

Kate MacDonell
E Leal, C & H Bartlett Nov 2016
Photographer: Kate MacDonell
Kate MacDonell
E Leal, C & H Bartlett (2) Nov 2016
Photographer: Kate MacDonell

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