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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Based at Ryde Cemetery Heritage & Learning Centre. Preserving, documenting and promoting the social history of Ryde on the Isle of Wight.
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Mrs Mary Agnes Fryer

Title: Mrs
Forenames: Mary Agnes
Surnames: Fryer
Date of Death: 24/11/1887
Burial Date: 02/12/1887
Age at Death Years: 72
Grave Type: Marked
Map Reference Number: RSHG 037 C1
Plot Number: Ryde New Cemetery Section D Plot 916-917
Grave Description: Double plot with surrounding plain kerbstones and 8 metal orb-topped corner and side posts with linked metal railings. Inner set of kerbstones with cross topped corners and large plain flat cross lying centrally within these inside kerbs. Lead lettering
Grave Condition Description: Overgrown with holly bush - December 2010
Remains very overgrown by large dense holly bush at west end but what is visible is in good condition - April 2021
Other Information: Burial date added. Lucie Fryer is also interred in this plot (1930). No Inscription is visible. Source: Registrars and Bereavement Services records.
Old Website Grave ID: 8226
Fryer family April 2021 Photo by K MacDonell

Inscription:

Main kerb surround - south side - inner surface
1st line
JOHN RICHARDSON FRYER OF CHATTERIS CAMBS. J.P. D.L.
2nd line
DIED APRIL 21 1895 AGED 79 YEARS
3rd line
"I WILL GIVE YOU REST."

North kerb - inner surface
1st line
MARY AGNES, WIFE OF J. R. FRYER ESQ. OF CHATTERIS CAMBS, AND DAU. OF STEED GIRDLESTONE, ESQ.
2nd line
OF STIBBINGTON HALL, NORTHANTS, DIED NOV. 24 1887 AGED 72 R.I.P.

West kerb is not visible beneath holly bush

East kerb has no inscription

Photographs:

Kate MacDonell
J, M & L Fryer April 2021
Photographer: Kate MacDonell
David Earle
M Fryer December 2010
Photographer: David Earle

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