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Picture on Left Photographed by Debbie Frazer (2007)
Picture on Right Photographed by Joan and Ken Hotson (2010)
TICKLE COVE ANGLICAN CEMETERY |
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SURNAME | GIVEN | DATE OF BIRTH | DATE OF DEATH | AGE | INSCRIPTION |
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BURDEN | Mary | Sept 20th 1937 | 97 Yrs 6 Mos |
In Loving Memory of Mary Burden beloved wife of James Burden, She is gone but not forgotten Never shall he memory fade Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Beyond the grave where she is laid. |
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CANDOW | Archibald C. | March 10th 1907 | 53 Yrs 4 Mos |
In Loving Memory of Archibald Candow Beloved Husband of Sarah Candow | |
CANDOW | Emily | July 23rd 1906 | 22 Yrs 2 Mos |
In Loving Memory of Emily Beloved Wife of Robert Candow. Also our darling
child Archibald. |
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CANDOW | Archibald | July 23rd 1906 | 4 Mos | Tis Hard to break the tender cord When Love has bound the heart Tis hard so hard to speak the words We must forever part. |
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CANDOW | Grace MacDonald | Jan 5th 1862 | 13 Yrs 2 Mos |
Sacred to the Memory of Grace MacDonald. Daughter of David and Ann Candow.
Who departed this life on Sabbath Morn. Blessed are the Pure in Heart For They Shall See God Matthew V.VIII Now with Triumphal Palm they stand before the Throne on High. And serve the God they love amidst the glories of the sky. His presence fills each heart with joy tunes every mouth to sing. By day, by night, the sacred courts with glad hosannahs ring. |
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CANDOW | Sarah | June 13th 1919 | 72 Yrs | IhS Erected by Edgar Candow in memory of his mother Sarah. Beloved Wife of Archibald Candow. No Night of Sorrow None of Pain But Perfect Peace and Rest Redeemed and Saved She Sweetly Sleeps Upon Her Saviours Breast |
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CROSS | Jesse | Sept 14th 1925 | 59 Yrs 10 Mos |
Peace Perfect Peace. In Loving Memory of Jesse. Beloved Husband of Grace A. Cross However our lives may last Whatever lands we may view Whatever joy or grief be ours We will always think of you. |
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CROSS | Rhoda | June 3rd 1860 | 10 Yrs 9 Mos |
Sacred to the memory of Rhoda
Daughter of John and Jane Cross This lovely bud so young and fair Called hence by early doom Just came to show how sweet a flower In Paradise may bloom |
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CROSS | William Thomas | Nov 4th 1913 | 41 Yrs 7 Mos |
A Member of True Blue L.O.L. No. 36 L.O.A. Why should we mourn departed friends A one we love so dear His place is vacant in our home Which can never be filled God in his wisdom has recalled The boon his love had given And though the body slumbers here His soul is safe in heaven |
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CROSS | William John | Sept 6th 1925 | 22 Yrs 11 Mos |
In Loving Memory of William John Cross. You suffered much You murmured not We watched you day by day Until at last with broken hearts We saw you pass away. |
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MUGGRIDGE | Richard | Nov 25th 1907 | 80 Yrs 7 Mos | In Loving memory of Richard Muggridge, Beloved Husband of Elizabeth Muggridge His toil is past His work is done He fought the fight The victory won |
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PRINCE | John | Sept 29th 1855 | 79 Yrs | Sacred to the memory of John Prince Unreadable at break in stone Also his wife Mary Unreadable line Together in their Father's House With joyful hearts they go And dwell forever with the Lord Beyound the reach of woe |
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PRINCE | Robert | April 10th 1864 | 49 Yrs | Sacred to the memory of Robert Prince The dead in Christ shall rise first |
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RUSSELL | Benjamin | Sept 4th 1900 | 45 Yrs | In Memory of Benjamin Russell He is gone .....Unreadable information where break was repaired Where I must someday stand In hope to meet his sprit there And clasp his friendly hand. |
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RUSSELL | Ida Jane | Dec 21st 1906 | 20 Yrs 4 Mos |
In Loving Memory of Ida Jane, Beloved Wife of Frederick Russell. My God anf Father while I stray Away from home of life's rough way When in bloom God thought it best To call me home to be at rest. |
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RUSSELL | Jane | March 28th 1888 | 78 Yrs | IN MEMORIAM To die is to gain Thy Will be done |
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RUSSELL | Robert | July 20th 1891 | 80 Yrs | ||
RUSSELL | William | Sept 23rd 1926 | 85 Yrs | In Memory of William Russell [Although name is listed on this headstone, William Russell is actually buried next to his granddaughter Josephine, in an unmarked grave] | |
RUSSELL | Elizabeth | March 21st 1960 | 98 Yrs | Just as I am wityhout plea But that thy blood was shed for me And that thou biddest me come to thee O Lamb of God I come |
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[RUSSELL] | [William] | [September 23, 1926] | [unmarked grave] [husband of Elizabeth Russell (died March 21, 1960)] [This is the actual grave of William Russell, although his name is listed on the headstone above, with his wife Elizabeth] | ||
[RUSSELL] | [Josephine] | [1952] | [1952] | [unmarked grave] [granddaughter of William Russell; stillborn] | |
SKEFFINGTON | Adam | Aug 17th 1911 | 73 Yrs | In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Father They are gone but not forgotten Never shall their memory fade Scattered thoughts will never linger Round the grave where they are laid Erected by their Sons |
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SKEFFINGTON | Jane | Oct 18th 1911 | 68 Yrs | Also Our Dear Mother | |
SKEFFINGTON | Rhoda | Oct 21, 1920 | 52 Yrs | Columnar monument featuring an urn on top and at the top of one side
of the column a carve design with two columns, each on a three-tiered base
arched overhead on both sides with a four sectioned arch below which are
the numbers 2 1/2. Likely the designation of some affiliation to an organization
or guild. Also of his Wife Rhoda Skeffington Thou shalt Quicken me again And shalt bring Me up from the depths of the earth |
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SKEFFINGTON | John | Sept 21, 1920 | 57 Yrs | In Memory of John Skeffington Them which also sleep In Jesus will God |Bring with him |
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TAYLOR | Beatrice Blanche | May 22nd 1924 | 20 Yrs 10 Mos |
Erected to the memory of Beatrice Blanche Beloved Daughter of Alfred
and Elizabeth Taylor We shall sleep but not forever There will be a glorious dawn We shall meet to part no more On that Resureection Morn |
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TAYLOR | Chesley | March 13th ?? | In Loving memory of Chesley, Darling Child of James and Dorcas Taylor Too good for earth God called him home |
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TAYLOR | Dorcas | April 11, 1970 | 62 Yrs 2 Mos |
In Loving Memory of a dear wife and mother We shall meet again Ever remembered Ever Loved |
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TAYLOR | Jemima | They shall be mine saith the Lord In that day when I make my jewels Erected by their sisters |
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TAYLOR | Sarah Ann | ||||
TAYLOR | Louisa | ||||
TAYLOR | Mary | Mar 22, 1926 | 71 1/2 Years | Daughters of the Late Robert and Annie Taylor | |
TAYLOR | John | Dec 27th 1894 | 74 Yrs | In Memory of John Taylor | |
TAYLOR | Mary | Oct 24, 1857 | 63 Yrs | Sacre to the meory of Mary, wife of William Taylor Unable to read verse. |
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TAYLOR | Robert | Nov 17th 1912 | 85 Yrs 11 Mos |
In Loving Memoryu of our Father and Mother | |
TAYLOR | Annie | Oct 6th 1876 | 40 Yrs | Weep not that their race is run God grant we may rest as calmly When our work like theirs is done Erected by their daughters |
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TAYLOR | Susan | Jan 15, 1857 | 31 Yrs | Wife of John Taylor Through the heart that sorrow chideth Sink in anguish and in care Yet if patience still abideth Hope shall paint her rainbow there |
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VIEW | #1 | Cemetery Sign | |||
VIEW | #2 | View of Cemetery | |||
VIEW | #3 | Tickle Cove |
Original Transcription by: William Warren (2001)
Updated by Debbie Fraser to include John Prince and view of cemetery photos (August
2007)
Updated by Joan and Ken Hotson with remaining photos and inscriptions (August
2010)
Additions by Herman Russell (February 2014)
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