Noted inscriptions on gravestones,
Holy Trinity churchyard

Grave number	Inscriptions relate specifically to unbracketed names in this column	Items of particular interest and sources of inscriptions (unless included in the text) are bracketed in this column; ages are only indicated when the dates reflect an early death; ..... indicates illegible text
A 3	Broster, Richard	God's will be done
A 6	Coleman, William	A faithful husband and a trusty friend
A 7	Mills, Orlando John [Mills, Roland Horace]	Watch therefore, ye know neither the day nor the hour wherein the Son of Man cometh (Matthew 24:42; middle name of Orlando inspired by Shakespeare's As you like it?)
A 14	Bolton, William Bolton, Ellen	At rest
B 10	Hawkins, Mary Ann Hawkins, Ann Elizabeth	Farewell husband, friend and children Who yet..... Beneath those rugged hills that yew trees shade Each in their narrow cell for ever laid The swallows twittering from their straw built shed No more shall rouse them from their lowly bed (These are four selected lines from Elegy written in a country churchyard, Thomas Gray, published 1751)
B 17	Hudson, Sam Hudson, Sarah	Leaving 2 sons and 4 daughters to lament their loss
B 18	Malon, Richard Lord	Blessed are they who die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
B 20	Lloyd, William	Who lies upright a man respected by all who know him, also a tender friend and husband A lingering illness he..... in patient resignation to the will of Heaven
B 22	No name legible	Called away Lord grant we all in glory meet
B 23	Moseley, Mary [Harborne, Sarah]	.....what a wife should be and she was such
D 5	Bruce, Sarah	The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord (Romans 6:23)
D 6	Leaver, Eliza Leaver, John Shapoote	Requiescat in pace Entered her eternal rest He took her unto his own home Entered into rest
D 10	Page, Mary Ann	Trusting in God
D 12	Faulkner, Mary Margaret	Daughter of Benjamin Faulkner Esq late of Little Chelsea in the County of Middlesex When I was in trouble I called upon the Lord and he heard me CXX Psalm ver 1
D 15	Butler, Ann	God giveth his beloved sleep She is not dead but only lieth sleeping in the sweet refuge of her master's breast and far away from sorrow, toil and weeping She is not dead but only taking rest
D 17	Court, James	Have mercy upon me, O God, according to thy loving kindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions Psalm 51 v 1
D 20	Rackham, Jane	I know my redeemer liveth (Job 19:25)
D 21	Rackham, -----	Of such is the kingdom of Heaven (Aged 9M; Matthew 19:14)
D 22	Newland, Eleanor	Peace perfect peace (Hymn, Edward Henry Bickersteth Jr, 1875)
D 25	Perrott, Henry	Capt 59th Regt
D 25	Byrch, Henry Lavender	I am the resurrection and the life John XI Chp 25 Ver (This stone directly abuts a memorial in the form of a cross to Henry and Constantia Ann Perrott, but there may not be a connection)
D 26	Downes, Thomas	of Ilfracombe, died at Shottery Hall
D 30	Bromley, Samuel	of Stratford on Avon, youngest son of John and Kezia Bromley of Hinton Woodford cum Membris, Northamptonshire In the midst of life we are in death (Book of Common Prayer, Burial of the Dead)
D 32	McGricor, Anna	Jesus + Mercy
D 33	Samman, Henry	Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
D 34	Samman, Frank Graves	Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven (Aged 4M; Matthew 19:14)
D 42	No name legible	Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
D 55	Evans, Henry Griffith	Henry Griffith Evans MA Headmaster of the Grammar School and Chaplain of the Guild Chapel The mercy of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting upon them that fear Him and His righteousness unto children's children Psalms CIII XVII His pupils with deep respect and affectionate regret have erected this memorial
D 62	Richardson, Catherine	Sacred to the memory of Catherine relict of the late Benjamin Richardson of Hillingdon Middlesex God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life (John 3:16)
D 68	Savage, William Savage, Mary Spender Savage, Elizabeth	There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God (Hebrews 4:9) Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God (Matthew 5:8)
D 80	Lambert, Ann	But now is Christ risen from the dead and become the first fruits of them that slept (1 Corinthians 15:20) To die and be with Jesus Sweetly to enter into peaceful rest.....
DK 10	Smith, Eustace Lancaster Carr	May his soul rest in peace
DK 46	Burrage, Edith Sarah	Here waiting for the coming of the Lord rests the body of Edith Sarah, beloved child of John W W and Isabella Burrage Them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him (Thessalonians 4:14)
E1 3	Timms, James	Farewell dear child, but not forever Trace but his steps and meet him in Heaven (Aged 8)
E1 5	Savage, John Savage, Susannah	Return in hopes of..... in Christ by God's omnipotence
E1 14	Jackson, Elizabeth	Prepare
E1 15	Fletcher, Thomas Fletcher, Sarah	Be thou faithful unto death and thou shalt receive a crown of life (Revelation 2:10)
E1 16	Smith, Thomas Smith, Thomas	of Clifford House
E1 19	Wilkes, Sarah	There was a hand we could not see That beckoned her away There was a voice we could not hear Forbade her longer stay
E1 20	Smith Jnr, Thomas [Smith, John]	of Clifford House
E1 21	Smith, Felicia [Smith, Jeremiah]	Daughter of Thomas Smith Esqre of Clifford House
E1 26	Guy, Emma Guy, Marianne	In the paradise of God
E1 28	[Guy, William] Guy, Hannah	.....remaineth therefore.....to the.....of God
E1 32	Sharp, John	Know this O man that mighty par..... Will come remember full..... (Died 19th February 1694, so one of oldest stones in churchyard, but since photography it has disappeared beneath the grass)
E1 33	Warmington, Sarah	.....is in Christ
E1 37	Bonser, PC, William	In affectionate remembrance of William Bonser PC who for 38 years was a devoted and faithful Secretary of the Bank of Avon Lodge of Odd Fellows MU This stone was erected by his brother Odd Fellows of Stratford-on-Avon in token of respect for his faithful services Weep not he is not dead but sleepeth
E1 40	Pratt, James	The path of the just is as the shining light that shineth more and more unto the perfect day (Aged 15; Proverbs 4:18)
E1 41	Jackson, Henry Charles [Jackson, Charles]	How short is life, how near is death, our days, alas! how few! This mortal life is but a dream 'Tis like the morning dew
E1 43	Jackson, Mary Ann Jackson, Thomas	Why should we grieve for those that die in Jesus, and are blest Their happy spirits upward fly, to their eternal rest Joyful they quit this vale of tears, to reach the peaceful shore Where sorrow, sin and guilty fears shall vex their souls no more
E1 44	Jackson, Leonard Jackson, William	Not lost but gone before
E1 46	Jackson, Samuel Jackson, Frances	Their course was long - in peace they saw it end Looking beyond the vale with lively faith They saw the glory of the promised land And feared no evils in the shades of death
E1 47	Wheeler, Senea	Oh cruel death that could from.....broke the bounds of l..... s..... Let us suppose.....ound it.....
E1 54	Wright, Joseph Wright, Ann	Affection weeps, heavens rejoice
E1 55	Wright, Eliza	Why do we mourn departed friends or shake at death's alarms? 'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends to call them to his arms
E1 57	Penn, Lydia Griffiths, Charles	The above were brother and sister
E1 65	Hughes, George Hughes, Edward Hughes, Sarah Ann	The weakest lambs amidst the flock his tender mercies share While folded in the Savour's arms are free from every snare (Aged 10M, 3Y 9M and 1Y 10M; The good shepherd, Philip Doddridge)
E1 66	Hughes, Mary	Yesterday.....ast And let.....last Tomorrow.....me Then.....to thee Then.....quiet rest No other......
E1 69	L....., Thomas	Yea, speedily was he taken away, lest that wickedness should alter his understanding or deceit beguile his soul Wisdom of Solomon, 4th chapter, 11th verse
E1 73	Talbert, Mary Talbert, Alice Elizabeth Talbert, Julia	Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
E1 B	Chafy, Rev Chafy	Cedar tree from Gethsemane
E1 C	Masters, William James Masters, Lilian Agatha	Masters Beech in memory of his parents, planted by their youngest son Greville 1988
E1K 7	No name legible	Time is no.....it mayn't be yours another night How soon frail flesh is gone
E2 5	Smith, William Smith, Betty	Hopes to live eternally
E2 7	Prentice, George Prentice, Alice	Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God (Matthew 5:8)
E2 8	Collins, Rebecca [also of 3 children]	Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty (Hymn, Reginald Heber )
E2 11	Jones, Thomas Jones, George Edward	.....or like the morning flowers, if one sharp wind sweeps over the fields it withers in an hour (Hymn)
E2 13	Fessey, Joseph Southam	Farewell to all, the time has come for me to leave my earthly home But in the home that's free from pain I hope to meet you all again
E2 19	Such, Harriet	She asked life of thee And thou gavest her a long life, even for ever and ever
E2 24	Sharman, William Sharman, Elizabeth	May they rest in peace
E2 28	White, Edwin George	Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade Death came with friendly care The opening bud to heaven conveyed And bade it blossom there (Aged 6M; Epitaph on an infant, Samuel Taylor Coleridge)
E2 29	White, Caroline May	This lovely bud so young and fair Called hence by early doom Just came to show how sweet a flower In Paradise would bloom (Aged 18M; Epitaph on an infant, Samuel Taylor Coleridge)
F 1	Cooper, Nanny	(of Bridge Town)
F 2	Miles, Edward Miles, Elizabeth Cooper, Ann	It was the will of God
F 5	Taylor, Thomas [Taylor, John]	Late of Bridge Town
F 7	Gardner, Thomas [Gardner, Ann]	Affliction sore, long time I bore Physicians were in vain Till God did please to give me ease And free me from my pain
F 8	Gilmore, Andrew [Gilmore, Hannah]	I know that my Redeemer liveth (Job 19:25)
F 13	[Price, Mary] Spence, Arthur Frank	Nephew of the above Loved most by those who knew him best
F 18	Burrows, Alice Burrows, Mary Ann	Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
G1 7	Judd, William	Who in the prime of life, after a short but severe illness, died, regretted and beloved by all that knew him (Aged 24)
G2 22	James, John James, Arbella	Thy will be done (Lord's Prayer/Matthew 6:10) Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
G2 23	Freer, John Branston [Freer, William] [Aldborough, Caroline] [Freer, Elizabeth Mary]	John Branston Freer Esqre 40 years JP and DL for the County of Warwick
G2 38	Warner, Joseph [Warner, Ann]	One of the Brethren of The Earl of Leicester's Hospital, Warwick
G2 39	Payton, William Shakespeare	(Interesting name in this Stratford-upon-Avon context)
G2 46	Clarke, John Clarke, Elizabeth	Late of Shottery Boast not thyself of tomorrow for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth (Proverbs 27:1) The will of the Lord be done (Acts 21:14)
G2 47	Walker, John	The sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us (Romans 8:18)
G2 53	Atkinson, John [Atkinson, Mary]	For 25 years second master of the Grammar School in the town
G2 57	Pritchard, Fanny	Suffer the little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of God, Mark X 14 (Aged 3M)
G2 58	Pritchard, Mary	Widow of Frederick Pritchard MRCS & LSA At rest Thy will be done (Lord's Prayer/Matthew 6:10)
G2 59	Pritchard, Frederick	What I do thou knowest not now, but thou shalt know hereafter John XII v VII
G2 64	Barker, Elizabeth	Will dwell in the House of the Lord forever (Psalm 23:6)
G2 65	Pritchard, MA, Rev Richard [Pritchard, Francis Fisher]	Late Rector of Whitechurch, Warwickshire
G2 69	Knight, Catherine	This stone is erected as an affectionate memorial to mark the resting place of her mortal remains
G2 70	Manders, Saac	To loved Uncle Saac Manders late of C Dublin Ireland, died at The Hill, Stratford-on-Avon And they shall be mine saith the Lord of Hosts, in that day when I make up my jewels (Malachi 3:17)
G2 71	[Sowdon, Henry Best] Sowdon, Margaret	Her children arise up and call her blessed (Proverbs 31:28)
G2 72	Flower, Violet Honora	Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade Death came with friendly care The opening bud to Heaven conveyed And bade it blossom there (Aged 3Y 8M; Epitaph on an infant, Samuel Taylor Coleridge)
G2 73	Witherington, William Henry Hague	I shall go to him, but he shall not return to me (Aged 1Y 10M; 2 Samuel 12:23)
G2 74	Witherington, John Witherington, Elizabeth	For so He giveth His beloved sleep (Psalm 127:2)
G2 75	Inns, John [Inns, Sarah Ann]	Here rests in love the beloved and affectionate remains of John Inns Weep not my wife and children Farewell my loved ones dear Great is your grief, but strive to say Thy will O God be done
G2 76	Dyke, Thomas	Farewell wife and children dear I am not dead, but sleeping here Here I am, where you must be Therefore prepare to follow me
G2 78	Craig, John Stirling	Surgeon LRCPE Born at Peebles, died at Stratford-on-Avon
G2 79	Overton, Mary	A faithful servant of Thos Mason Esqre and the late Miss Mason
G2 82	Cranford, Harriet Walford	At rest
G2 B	Nicholls, Vernon Sampson Nicholls, Phylis	Bishop of Sodor and Man 1971-1983 Assistant Bishop of Coventry 1983-1996 For ever with the Lord Eternally united in the love of God
G2 C	Spiller, Dennis	Vicar 1981-92 Holy Trinity Stratford-upon-Avon
G2 D	Beatty, Maria Adelaide	Widow of the Rev John Beatty of Bungay, Suffolk Daughter of the Rev R F Collis of Kilconnel Galway Died at Balham
G2 E	Collis, Margaret Bourke	Them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him! (1 Thessalonians 4:14)
G2 F	Rush, Elizabeth Anne	Daughter of the Rev R Collis Rector and Prependary
G2 G	Collis, Maria	Mine eyes have seen thy salvation (Luke 2:30)
G2 H	Cherry, Margaret	Born at Scarborough Died at Stratford-on-Avon Until the day break and shadows flee away (Song of Solomon 4:6)
GA 1a	Dennis, Meade Hodson	Not my will, but the Lord's be done Luke XXII v 42
GA 3a	Hunt, William Oakes	Clerk of the Peace of the County of Warwick for 52 years Town Clerk for the borough of Stratford upon Avon for 40 years
GA 4a	[Pratt, Charles] [Pratt, Henry Joseph] Pratt, Mary [Pratt, Charles] [Pratt, -----]	Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
GA 10a	Sproston, John Manning Sproston, Ann	Prepare to meet thy Maker
GA 13a	Sproston, John [Sproston, Mary]	late of Bishopton in this parish Yeoman descended from an ancient family at Wrenbury in the County of Chester
GA 15a	Hobbes, Robert Philips Hobbes, Emma Hobbes, Robert Horne [Hobbes, Maria Katherine]	What the blest shade! With fond regretful gaze We linger o'er this record of thy days What tho' uncheer'd by thy sweet converse Earth seems joyless now - all hush'd its wonted mirth Yet wrong us not - nor deem a parent's tear Would fain recall thee to this lower sphere Shine on in thine bright orb and hymn the praise Of the Eternal One while we our days' appointed term will wait And then aspire to blend our voices with thy seraph choir Thy will be done Mat VI 10 Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord (Matthew 25:21)
H 4	Stephens, Daniel Stephens, Emma	They may rest from their labours (Revelation 14:13)
H 12a	[Weston, Thomas Woods] Weston, Constantia [Weston, William Woods]	Second wife of Thomas Woods Weston, and daughter of the Rev Bartholomew Musson, Rector of..... This tomb was erected by an affectionate son
H 13	Scriven, Henry Augustus Scriven, Josiah Rowley	In memory of two brothers Henry Augustus Scriven aged 27 who was drowned while bathing in the Thames at Bray Lock June 3rd 1872 and Josiah Rowley Scriven who was drowned by the overturning of his boat at Weston Lock on the Avon July 2nd 1873 aged 24
H 14	Scriven, Rosa Georgina Scriven, Frederick Arthur William	Suffer the little children to come unto me Mark X 14 The dead shall be raised (Aged 10 and 1; 1 Corinthians 15:52)
H 15	Scriven, Henry Valentine [Scriven, Margaret Emma]	Vicar of Preston on Stour and Chaplain of the Stratford on Avon Union
H 22	North, Charles North, Henry	In loving memory of Charles North Born May 5th 1870 died May 31st 1870 Also of Henry North Born May 5th 1870 died June 3rd 1870 (Twins who did not survive long)
H 25	Snelling, Susan Caroline Snelling, William	Daughter of Mrs Peter Hunt Her end was peace Buried in Willesden Cemetery London
H 27	Hodgkinson, James Malcolm Hodgkinson, William Wallace	Dear Jamie Jesus said, suffer little children to come unto me (Aged 3Y 7M; Matthew 19:14) Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God (Matthew 5:8)
H 28	Baylis, Benjamin Baylis, Jane	Resting in hope Thou art with me
H 29	Pitcher, John Kent [Pitcher, John Kent] [Kent, Mary Hunscote] [Kent, Mary Eliza] [Kent, Sarah Ann]	With Christ, which is far better
H 31	Barnacle, Thomas [Barnacle, Susannah] [Barnacle, John]	Cropt in the bed of youth, secure from future evil Although the loss was great It was the Almighty's will Should I repine to lose what God hath given (Aged 21)
H 32	Wakefield, George Waterloo	Died 1865 leaving a widow and three children to deplore his untimely end (Name possibly relating to a family memory of the Battle of Waterloo, 1815?)
H 33	Rose, Albert Amos	Son of Albert and Alice Rose Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of God (Aged 2Y 6M; Matthew 19:14)
H 38	Barnacle, George Barnacle, Ann	We trust in God
H 39	Harrison, William	He was a man of.....
H 40	Harris, Walter John	Son of John and Susanna Harris Not lost but gone before (Aged 1Y 8M; Hymn, Benjamin Clark)
H 41	Cranmer, Mary Cranmer, Charles Cranmer, James	Not lost but gone before (Hymn, Benjamin Clark)
H 43	Carter, Caroline	Rest, rest in peace, thy toils of Earth are o'er Sorrow shall sting and sickness waste no more Hard the task from thee to part Whilst fond remembrance clings around the heart
H 45	Page, Edmund John	Thou who canst change the heart and raise the dead As thou art by to sooth our parting hour Be ready when we meet with thy dear pard'ning words
H 49	Horseman, Elizabeth	I know that my Redeemer liveth Job XIX 25
H 50	Cheshire Junr, William	Who died after a short illness, June 23 1853 in the 29th year of his age Although brought up as an operative printer, he was led by his love for nature to the study of botany. Attained considerable proficiency, but unfortunately died too young to leave any lasting record of his labours. His memory however lives in the hearts of his associates and friends by whom the monument was erected. The summer's flower is to the summer sweet, though to itself it only live and die Sonnet 94
H 52	Barnacle, Ann Barnacle, Joseph	With Christ which is far better
H 60A	Gladstone, Thomas Wooten	Not lost but gone before (Aged 2Y 2M; Hymn, Benjamin Clark)
H 65	Warrilow, Ellen	Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
H 69	Hatten, Emily Eliza	With Jesus in Heaven (Aged 18Y 8M)
H 70	Taplin, Charles	(son of John Taplin late of the Borough of Stratford-upon-Avon, Gent)
H 71	Tinsley, Harriett Tinsley, John Biddle Tinsley, George Alfred Tinsley, James Thomas	The beloved wife of Richard Tinsley (of Ashbourne, Derbyshire) The blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin 1 John 1 7 Him that cometh unto me I will in no wise cast out John VI 37 O meet me in the valley when heart and flesh shall fail And softly, safely, lead me on until within the veil And Saviour deal as kindly with those I leave behind Till each shall in our heavenly home a sweet welcome find (Aged 8M, 14M, 4Y 10M)
H 72	Alcock, John Alcock, Mary Ann	Humbly we hope that death to him was gain To whom God 's mercy through his blessed Son Gave gracious strength through long continued pain Meekly to trust and say "Thy will be done" She is gone and the grave hath received her T'was Jesus that called her away She has gone to the Lord that redeemed her From night to the splendour of day
H 82	Fretwell, Ann	What is my strength that I should hope? And what is mine end, that I should prolong my life? Job VI 11
H 83	Greenway, Mary Ann	May she rest in peace
H 87	Cook, William Cook, Sarah	Faith in thy gracious keeping Leave we now thy servants sleeping (Hymn, John Ellerton, 1870)
H 92	Lattimer, Augusta Eliza	And they shall be mine saith the Lord of Hosts, in that day when I make up my jewels (Malachi 3:17)
H 93	Bethell, Thomas Bethell, Martha and 3 of their children who died in infancy	Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God (Matthew 5:8)
H 94	Mair, William	Late Officer of Inland Revenue Thy will be done (Lord's Prayer/Matthew 6:10)
H 96	Wooten, John Wooten, Mary Wooten, William [Wooten, Richard]	Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13) Late of HM Royal 7th Hussars who died on his passage home from India, March 28th 1865, aged 33 years
H 97	Birch, Lydia Mary [Birch, Jessie] [Birch, Thomas]	Into thy hand I commit my spirit, for thou hast redeemed me O Lord, God of Truth (Psalm 31:5)
H 99	Cranmer, Esther	Thy will be done Into thine hand I commit my spirit Thou has redeemed me O Lord God of Truth (Psalm 31:5)
H 100	Martin, Charles	Formerly a chorister of Holy Trinity Church Boast not thyself of tomorrow For thou knowest not what a day may bring forth (Proverbs 27:1)
H 101	Cranmer, Job	Watch therefore, for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come Matt XXIV 42
H 104	Cranmer, Amos	Amici.....im amor f.i. vemias
H 107	Thornecroft, Marianne	Youngest daughter of Elias & Ann Thornecroft (late of Leamington) Calm in the bosom of thy God Fair spirit rest thee now E'en while with ours thy footsteps trod His seal was on thy brow (Dirge, poem by Felicia Dorothea Hemans)
H 109	Wells, Hannah	Thy will be done (Lord's Prayer/Matthew 6:10)
H 114	Bryan, John Freeman	Second son of the late Thomas Frances Bryan, Addlestrop, Gloucestershire Blessed are the peacemakers (Matthew 5:9)
H 115	Kitchen, William Kitchen, Rebekah	May they rest in peace
H 116	Kitchen, Elizabeth Kitchen, Emma	Blessed are those that trust in the Lord (Jeremiah 17:7)
H 117	Cross, Mary Cross, Jane Cross, Thomas	Watch, for in such an hour as ye think not The Son of Man cometh (Matthew 24:44) He died in Jesus and is blest How sweet his slumbers are
H 119	Tracy, George Albemarle	"Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord" (Revelation 14:13) A bitter cup, a shock severe To part with one we loved so dear Our loss so great, we'll not complain But trust in Christ to meet again
H 120	Freeman, Merton James Freeman, Mercy Freeman, Thomas	Beloved in life, in death not forgotten He is not lost; in youth's bright sunny morning He gave his heart with all its hopes to God Then from the world and its allurements turning He meekly walked the path his Master trod (Aged 17) Though lost to sight, to memory dear He sought that peace which heaven alone can give
H 122	Rogers, Martin Rogers, John Thomas	So he giveth his beloved sleep (Psalm 127:2)
H 123	Rogers, Lucy	Because I live, ye shall live also (John 14:19)
H 124	Rogers, Henry Martin Rogers, Elizabeth Jane Rogers, Edith Harriet	I am the resurrection and the life (John 11:25)
H 124a	Sadler, Ann	Of Stroud, Gloucestershire, who died at Stratford-upon-Avon Cast thy burden upon the Lord and he shall sustain thee (Psalm 55:22)
H 125	Arch, Elizabeth [Hawkins, Jane]	Younger daughter of Daniel and Jane Hawkins who fell asleep in Jesus Erected by loving friends and pupils Not my will but thine be done (Luke 22:42)
H 127	Wakefield, William	Lord when our stage of life is run, may we obtain the prize And like the daily setting sun, go down again to rise
H 128	Baldwin, John Baldwin, Mary [Smith, Anne] [Baldwin, William] [Baldwin, Mary] [Baldwin, Mary] Baldwin, William Henry Baldwin, Sarah Ann	I am the resurrection and the life He that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live (John 11: 25) In the midst of life we are in death (Book of Common Prayer, Burial of the Dead)
H 129	Southam, Mary Southam, Mary	Here lieth the body of Mary the wife of James Southam who departed this life the 10 of September ano dom 1682 Also here lieth the body of Mary the daughter of James Southam who departed this life the 21 day of November 1682 A daughter of Abraham here doth lye Returned to the dust Whose life was hid in Christ with God In whom was all her trust Who wisely wrought while it was day And in her spirit did watch and pray To hear God's word attentive was her ear Her humble heart was full of holy fear (Both died in 1682, and this is the oldest identified headstone in the churchyard)
H 132	Gibbs, Adam	.....well my wife and children lay Gi..... only here From now.....
H 135	Hewins, Joseph Hewins, Ann	Sleeping in Jesus
H 137	Whiteman, Emma [Whiteman, John] [Millington, Mary Ann] [Whiteman, Hannah]	Amor et..... As flowers in summer fade She vanished as the rainbow After sultry showers She sunk pale and lovely like the fleecy snow Which in the sunbeam melts And we have laid her in her peaceful resting place To await the coming of her Lord (Aged 1Y 10M)
H 138	Hewins, Thomas Hewins, Mary Ann	Lord Jesus Saviour ever blest Grant to thy redeemed rest
H 147	Aubley, Emma Aubley, William John	Be ye also ready (Mother died 12th October 1869; Matthew 24:44) This lovely bud so young and fresh Called hence by early death (Son died 28th March 1870, aged 9M 3W)"
H 150	Bentley, Wilfred [Bentley, Daphne]	Priest
H 158A	[Thompson, William] [Thompson, Anne] Gibbs, Edward Gibbs, Anne [Gibbs, Sarah] [Gibbs, Mary] [Gibbs Mary] [Russell, Mary]	With long life will I satisfy him And show him my salvation 91 Psalm 16 v
H 158X	Shaylor, Thomas	Here lies a kind and inoffensive friend Peaceful during life and in his dealings just Constant to a friend and true with his.....
H 159	Illegible name [Hemming, Thomas]	She in a sacred calm resigned her breath And as her eyelids closed she smiled in death
H 167	Rothwell, Anne	Areston in the County of Lancashire who died at Stratford-upon-Avon
H 171	Tasker, George [Tasker, Susannah]	I hope his joys may never cease
H 176	Sargeson, Thomas [Sargeson, Elizabeth]	Thy will be done (Lord's Prayer/Matthew 6:10)
H 177	Southam, ..... Southam, Hannah	The years roll round and steal away The breath that first thou gave What ere we do, where ere we go We are travelling to the grave
H 178	Alcock, Mary Ann Loyd, Richard Loyd, Elizabeth	Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth Yea saith the spirit that they may rest from their labours and their works do follow them (Revelation 14:13)
H 179	Palmer, James	An affectionate husband, faithful servant and a tried and trusty friend
H 186	Williams, Thomas Williams, William	Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord (Revelation 14:13)
H 189	Stanbridge, Reuben	I am trusting thee Lord Jesus Trusting only thee Trusting thee for full salvation Great and free (Hymn, Frances R Havergal)
H 190	Mills, Joseph Mills, Mary	The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away Blessed be the name of the Lord (Job 1:21)
H 192	Taylor, John [Taylor, Sarah] Taylor, Thomas [Taylor, Mary] [Taylor, Susan] [Taylor, John]	(late of Bishopton) (stone mason)
H 200	[Compton, John] Court, Phebe	My life is past Happy were we while it did last So after me no sorrow take But love my child for my sake
H 203	Rose, John Henry Rose, John George Amos	Watch for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come (Died less than a year after his baby son, aged 26; Matthew 24:42) Jesus called a little child unto him (Aged 10W)
H 206	Thomson, Charlotte Walker, Robert Walker, Charlotte	Wife of James Archer Thomson MBCM and second surviving daughter of the late Robert and Charlotte Walker He giveth his beloved sleep (Psalm 127:2)
H 212	Maining, William	For this is the will of God (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
H A	Wright, Susannah [Wright, William]	Wife of William Wright of Clifford Hill (late of Dodwell)
H P	Evetts, John Evetts, Mary	I know that my Redeemer liveth (Job 19:25)
M 2	Nason, Stephen Nason, Alice Lucy Nason, John Robert	In a vault beneath are deposited the remains of the Revd Stephen Nason MA, Vicar of this parish twenty four years and one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County, in which offices he discharged his duty both as a Minister and a Magistrate with fidelity, firmness and integrity. He died May 31st 1787 aged sixty nine years. Also of Alicy Lucy Nason relict of the above and daughter of Robert Wise Esqre of Standhampton, Oxon. She died February 15th 1799. Also of John Robert Nason their youngest son, late Major of the 47 Regt. He died at Norton Lindsey August 22nd 1851 aged 85 years.
M 9	Harding, Henry	Henricus Harding Quondam Vicarius
M 10	Wainwright, Rupert	"The Admiral's Oak" To the proud memory of Rear Admiral Rupert Wainwright, CB, DSC
M 11	Masters, William James Masters, Lilian Agatha	Masters Beech In memory of his parents Planted by their youngest son Grenville 1988
M 12	Chafy, Rev Chafy	Cedar tree from Gethsemane
M 16	Blackwood, F M P	Michael's Beech Captain F M P Blackwood The Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
M 18	Holy Trinity Church	Mulberry planted in commemoration of the 800th anniversary of this church in 2010
M 19	Emrys-Jones, John Emrys-Jones, Marise	Medlar in loving memory Their ashes lie in this churchyard