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St. Johns Cemetery

Mrs Emily Ellen Louise Allnutt

Title: Mrs
Forenames: Emily Ellen Louise
Surnames: Allnutt
Date of Death: 01/01/1949
Burial Date: 14/06/1949
Age at Death Years: 84
Grave Type: Marked
Map Reference Number: RSHG SJ00M
Plot Number: St John's Cemetery Middle Plot Row 4 Grave 4
Grave Description: Headstone with triangular top and straight shoulders, carved flowers at top left and right sides. Matching footstone with central carving of anchor set in a circle. Lead lettering- (2014)
Rectangular white marbled tablet with lead lettering in centre of plot - (April 2019)
Grave Condition: Good
Grave Condition Description: Headstone sunken into grass. Lichen cover on stone, condition fair (2014)
Head & foot stones have been cleaned and new memorial tablet has been added to centre of plot (2019)
Other Information: Although not mentioned on the memorials Emily Ellen Louise Allnutt is interred in this plot, source: Parish registers.

Inscription:

Headstone
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
OUR DEAR SON
ALFRED LESLIE JAMES BRIDLE,
DIED MAY 5TH 1936,
AGED 19 YEARS.
ALSO OF HIS GRANDFATHER
THOMAS ALLNUT
DIED AUGUST 29TH 1934,
AGED 72 YEARS.
"AT REST"

Footstone
IN MEMORY OF
OUR DEAR SON
ABLE SEAMAN GORDON BRIDLE
DIED SEPTEMBER 9TH 1940,
AGED 19 YEARS
"AT REST"

Central tablet
IN LOVING MEMORY
GRACE ANNE BULL
(NEE BRIDLE)
23RD OCTOBER 1928
11TH FEBRUARY 2017
RESTING WITH HER BROTHERS
GORDON AND ALFRED

Photographs:

David Marshall
T Allnut, A Bridle & G Bridle 2014
Photographer: David Marshall
Rob Cain
Allnutt,Bridle & Bull April 2019
Photographer: Rob Cain
Rob Cain
Allnutt, Bridle & Bull April 2019
Photographer: Rob Cain
Rob Cain
G Bull April 2019
Photographer: Rob Cain

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