Each grave has a number which corresponds to a transcription below. If you would like a more detailed photo of the grave then contact me and I will send you one by email.

1.  In memory of James Harvey who died ___ 7th 18__.  Aged 21 years.

 

2.  In everlasting memory of the heroic men who in the Great War gave their lives for their country, for humanity and the righteousness.  William Brine, Joseph Hayles, Harry Hinks, Lloyd Mabey, John Mew, Douglas Phillips, Frederick Pidgeon, Alfred Reeves, Frederick Rendall, Charles Salter, Charles Smith, Frank Smith, Sidney Squibb, Edwin Stallard, Frederick Tutton, Abner Walker, Harold Wavell, Albert Wyatt, William Young.

 

3.  To the dear memory of Ronald Hayles who died September 14th 1932 aged 27 years.  So he giveth his beloved sleep.

 

4.  In loving memory of Margaret Saunders, late of Stone Steps, Calbourne, I.W.  Who died May 26th 1911 aged 79 years.  To be with Christ; which is far better.

 

5.  In loving memory of Maria Hendy who died September 20th 1894 aged 79 years.  “Safe in the arms of Jesus”.

 

6.  In loving memory of Jane Hendy who died March 1st 1900 aged 69 years.  In the day of my trouble I will call upon thee;  for though wilt answer me.  Psalm. 86.7

 

7.  In loving memory of William Hendy who died May 22nd 1892 aged 65 years.  Many are the afflictions of the righteous.  But the lord delivereth him out of them all.  Psalm__19.

 

8.  In loving memory of Mary, the beloved daughter of William and Jane Hendy who died October 28th 1888 aged 24 years.  As for me I will behold thy face in righteousness;  I shall be satisfied.  When I awake with thy likeness.

 

9.  Position of graves 6, 7 and 8.