knightwick_burials_1813_1927

Knightwick Burials 1813-1927 Page 1

Number Forename Surname Residence Burial Day Burial Month Burial Year Age Ceremony Performed by

1 Thomas Rowley Knightsford Bridge, in the Chaplency of Doddenham. 17 January 1813 60 John Bell,
Rector.

2 Sarah Rowley Knightsford Bridge, in the Chaplency of Doddenham. 8 February 1813 55 Cornelious Copner, Officiating Minister.

3 Sarah Stone Knightwick. 14 February 1813 52 Cornelious Copner

4 Elizabeth Caswell Old House,
Knightwick. 28 April 1813 43 John Bell

5 Sussana Caswell The Rectory, Knightwick. 16 June 1813 20 John Bell

6 Sarah Webb Norton. 2 July 1813 6 John Bell

7 Henry Caswell Old House. 17 July 1813 8 John Bell

8 Sarah Griffiths Doddenham. 20 July 1813 36 John Bell

Anno Domini 1704.
May 13. Benjamin son of Benjamin & Ann Wright was buried.
His father 1st paying down three shillings to Mr. Medens, then
Rector, for breaking the ground of the Church, and after the
burial one shilling more for doing the Office.

*Prior to records here, see Burials, page 90, Fol. 32a of:
"The parish registers of Knightwick and Doddenham,
county of Worcester from A. D. 1538 to A. D. 1812"

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Parish Registers of Knightwick and Doddenham 1538 to 1812 - Edited
by Joseph Bowstead Wilson, M.A.

Sacred
To the memory of Elizabeth
Wife of William Davis, of the City of
Worcester, who departed this life
June 16th, 1807.
Aged 24 years
Also
Willliam their son who died in his Infancy

Pale death can scarse find such another
So good a wife so kind a mother
In all her action so discreet
That here lies sleeping at your feet
Friends strove hard death would not be denied
Untied the knot that was so firmly tied.

*Prior to records here, see page 80 of:
"The parish registers of Knightwick and Doddenham,
county of Worcester from A. D. 1538 to A. D. 1812"

William Davis, buried June, 10th, 1807.
Elizabeth Davis [his mother] buried, June 19th, 1807.

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Number	Forename	Surname	Residence	Burial Day	Burial Month	Burial Year	Age	Ceremony Performed by
1	Thomas	Rowley	Knightsford Bridge, in the Chaplency of Doddenham.	17	January	1813	60	John Bell, Rector.
2	Sarah	Rowley	Knightsford Bridge, in the Chaplency of Doddenham.	8	February	1813	55	Cornelious Copner, Officiating Minister.
3	Sarah	Stone	Knightwick.	14	February	1813	52	Cornelious Copner
4	Elizabeth	Caswell	Old House, Knightwick.	28	April	1813	43	John Bell
5	Sussana	Caswell	The Rectory, Knightwick.	16	June	1813	20	John Bell
6	Sarah	Webb	Norton.	2	July	1813	6	John Bell
7	Henry	Caswell	Old House.	17	July	1813	8	John Bell
8	Sarah	Griffiths	Doddenham.	20	July	1813	36	John Bell
			Anno Domini 1704. May 13. Benjamin son of Benjamin & Ann Wright was buried. His father 1st paying down three shillings to Mr. Medens, then Rector, for breaking the ground of the Church, and after the burial one shilling more for doing the Office. *Prior to records here, see Burials, page 90, Fol. 32a of: "The parish registers of Knightwick and Doddenham, county of Worcester from A. D. 1538 to A. D. 1812" You will need to log in to if you use the link below. Parish Registers of Knightwick and Doddenham 1538 to 1812 - Edited by Joseph Bowstead Wilson, M.A.
			Sacred To the memory of Elizabeth Wife of William Davis, of the City of Worcester, who departed this life June 16th, 1807. Aged 24 years Also Willliam their son who died in his Infancy Pale death can scarse find such another So good a wife so kind a mother In all her action so discreet That here lies sleeping at your feet Friends strove hard death would not be denied Untied the knot that was so firmly tied. *Prior to records here, see page 80 of: "The parish registers of Knightwick and Doddenham, county of Worcester from A. D. 1538 to A. D. 1812" William Davis, buried June, 10th, 1807. Elizabeth Davis [his mother] buried, June 19th, 1807.