St James Churchyard [A]

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Biographies and inscriptions for those interred in St James' graveyard or inscribed on the War Memorial.
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Details of burials from 1877-2007 may be seen in a transcript of the burial register.

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Here for memorials, brasses, etc. within the church.

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    Evelyn & George Archer
    Arundel Tagg Arundel
    Irene Anne & George Atherstone
    James Henry Whitbread Atkinson

Evelyn & George Archer¶

In loving memory of George William Archer died 12th July 1969 aged 72 years. Also of Evelyn May Archer died 27th September 1980 aged 86 years. "Love without question".

Arundel Tagg Arundel¶

Sir Arundel Tagg Arundel, K.C.S.I, was the second son of William Tagg, Esq, (1808 - 1881) and Rachel Mary Drew (died 1889). Educated at University College School and at University College, London (B.A. London 1863); entered the Indian Civil Service 1865-1906; then a J.P. for Surrey living at Glebefields, Edgeborough Road, Guildford. Buried 12th November 1929.
Catherine Helen Arundel of Uplands, Bellor Road, Camberly, Surrey, buried 26th May 1933

Sacred to the memory of Sir Arundel Tagg Arundel. Born 1st July 1843, died at Guildford 8th November 1929
"In thy presence is fullness of joy" (Psalm 16:11)
And of Catherine Helen his wife, born 18th May 1853. Died 23rd May 1933.

Some family portraits here and some history.

Irene Anne & George Atherstone¶

In loving memory of Irene Anne Atherstone beloved wife of George who died on 31 January 1988 aged 68.
"A loving wife and mother too of Andrew, Paula, Clare and Sue. So rest sweet love beyond all pains. Through God's good grave we'll meet again" Atherspeare
19.10.1918 - 6.2.2003

James Henry Whitbread Atkinson¶

Of Leylands, Abinger Common. Died 25 June 1985 aged 5 years.

James Henry Whitbread Atkinson, 1980-1985
"When a knight won his spurs, in the stories of old, He was gentle and brave, he was gallant and bold; With a shield on his arm and a lance in his hand, For God and for valour he rode through the land." - Jan Struther