Prestwich People
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Remembrance :
Remembrance of those that have served the Nation in conflict.
St Mary's War Graves & Memorials :
St Mary's Noteable Graves & Memorials :
A map of noteable graves and memorials
St Mary's guide to the graves and monuments :
Ian Pringle’s guide to the graves and monuments in Prestwich Parish Churchyard
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Allen,Charles :
Allen, Rev Isaac :
The Puritan Rector ejected from Prestwich.
Appleyard, Thomas :
House Joiner to Sir Thomas Egerton,the 1st Earl of Wilton of Heaton Hall
Astley, Samuel :
The Unfortunate Death of Samuel Astley
Aston,John :
B
Bannerman, James:
Home Trade Merchant and active Conservative.
Barlow, Edward :
Sailed on the Naseby,
Beaufort,John St Lawrence :
Postmaster of Manchester for 27 years
Birch, Canon Henry :
Birley, Richard :
Blenkinsop, William :
Post by Alan Jennings
Bridgford, Sir Robert K.C.B. :
Leader of troops in the Boer War
Broadhurst, Henry Tootal :
Of Woodhill and Tootal Broadhurst & Lee Hemming manufacturers
Brothers, Peter Malam, CBE, DSO , DFC & Bar :
Brooks, John :
Secretary of the Anti Corn Law League
Buxton, Richard :
Botanist.
C
Jean Paul Chappe :
Catton, James :
The Clegg Family:
Collier, Thomas :
Cobden, Charles :
D
Henry Dalton :
Samuel Dawson :
Otho Dudson :
F
Fairbairn, Sir William :
Fairbairn, Mary Elleanor :
Fort, Lawrence:
G
Gray, John :
Chelsea Pensioner
Greek Merchants :
Grimshaw, William :
H
Harker,Howard, M.C. :
WWI flying Ace.
Hayhurst, Squadron Leader :
WWII flying Ace.
Haywood, Abel :
Chartist Publisher & Mayor of Manchester.
The Hilton Family:
Hulton/Hylton/Hilton families of Prestwich.
Holden, Isaac :
Architect of Prestwich Hospital.
Horsefield, John :
Botanist.
Hulme, Otho :
Of Barnfield, Bleacher & Calico printer
K
Kerrich & Fitzgerald Families :
Land owning families of Pendleton and Broughton
L
Lamb, James :
Internationally renowned cabinet maker.
Lamb, Capt Ynyr :
Captain in the Bengal Native Infantry
Lee, John Prince :
The Lord Bishop of Manchester
Leeson, Everard :
Architect.
Lyon, Rev. James :
Rector of St Mary's
M
Mather, Sir William :
M.P. and of of Mather & Platt Ltd.
Mather, Roy Craygo :
Director of Mather & Platt Ltd.
McConnel, James & William & Henry :
Cotton mill owners.
Mellvill,James Cosmo :
Prolific collector of insects and plants
Mills, Michael & Haslam :
BBC journalist, barrister and author, of Inglewood, Prestwich Park Rd South
Muirhead, Thomas Steven & Thomas Jnr :
Of Barnfield, Alderman, Fishmongers & Architect
N
Novelli, Lewis & Hariet :
Murdered Widow
O
Ogden, Robert :
Lived at and brother of the Architect of Rookwood
P
Percival, James :
Botanist.
Percival, William :
Veteran of the Battle of Waterloo 1815.
Petrocokino,Themistocles & Merope :
Greek Merchant Family
Philips,Thomas & George :
Of J&N Philips and Co Ltd and Boddingtons & co. Sugar Plantation Martgagees, and founded Manchester Guardian
R
Roberts, Charlotte :
House Keeper to Thomas Egerton, formerly Grosvenor, the 2nd Earl of Wilton of Heaton Hall
Royle, Vernon :
Justice of the Peace
S
Nicholas Scaramanga :
Not the Bond Villain
Scholes, Rev. Jacob, George, Thomas :
Landowners of Prestwich, read about them at:
Sidney, Henry :
House Steward to Sir Thomas Egerton,the 1st Earl of Wilton of Heaton Hall
Simister, James :
Gave his name to the land and village of Simister
Slagg, John :
merchant, justice of the peace, and friend of Richard Cobden (of the Anti-Corn Law league)
Sturgeon, William :
Swain, Charles :
T
Taylor, John :
Gardner to Sir Thomas Egerton,the 2nd Earl of Wilton of Heaton Hall (buried alongside other servants)
Thorpe, Edward Addin :
Soldier who served & died in the Egyptian Campaign of 1882
Tickle, William Albert :
Royal Army Medical Corps
V
Valette, Gabriela :
First wife of the artists Pierre Valette
Vickers, Hedley :
Of Barnfield, meat producers
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Walkden Family of Lagos House :
West African shipping Merchants
Webster, Thomas :
Gardner to to Sir Thomas Egerton,the 1st Earl of Wilton of Heaton Hall.
Whittington, Dr Thomas :
Lived at Woodleigh House
Wood, George :
Magistrate,deputy Leutenant of Lancashire, and MP for Kendal
Wood, John Siddall :
Barrister
Wroe Family of Heaton Gate :
Yeomen, Churchwarden & well married
Wrigley, Thomas & Willam :
Of Barnfield, Railway contractors
Y
Young, Julia :
Actress, and wife to actor Charles Mayne Young
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When November comes round, all ex service personnel buried or memorialised at St Mary's get a poppy delivered...so long as the graves are reachable. Feel free to join the churchyard volunteers maintaining the graves mentioned above and others, on Tuesday mornings.
Donate to the upkeep of the St Mary's Churchyard
Remembrance :
Remembrance of those that have served the Nation in conflict.
Remembrance in & around Prestwich
A map of war graves and memorials
A map of noteable graves and memorials
Guardian, part owning the Evening News.
Charles scored the first ever points by
Wales versus England (1884), was MP 1900-1918
and served as a Town Major (aged 53)
in the Gloucester Regt during WWI.
Died 1930.
[St Mary's |B2]
Man Utd Footballer
Born in Prestwich: 03-09-1921 to Robert, a Chemical Labourer. He became a
trainee at Man United in January 1938 & turned professional in Dec 1939.
After the War John made his debut for Manchester United in League Division One on the 18/09/1946 v Chelsea, played at Maine Rd. This ended 1-1. He played in 1948 FA Cup final win over Blackpool and held 17 England caps.
John retired from the game in 1954,and became chief scout under Wilf McGuiness.
He died 31/07/2003, aged 81.
Manchester Postmaster
[St Mary's SOUTH]
[St Mary's B2B]
Lived at Hilton House
Woodhill
During an offensive patrol in August 1940, this officer's flight encountered about one hundred enemy aircraft. He led the flight in attack against them, but before this could be pressed home, he was himself attacked by a number of Messerschmitt 110's. Turning to meet them, he found himself in a stalled position; he spun out of it and immediately sighted and engaged a Dornier 215 which he shot down. Later in the day he destroyed a Messerschmitt 109. Altogether Flight Lieutenant Brothers has destroyed seven enemy aircraft. He has at all times displayed great courage and initiative.
He converted to Spitfire in 1941, and became Wing Leader at Tangmere in 1942. After a period as a Civil Servant in Kenya, he rejoined the RAF and was appointed Wing Commander, flying the Vickers Valiant jet bombers. He ultimately became Air Commodore in 1966, and was awarded the CBE after he retired in 1973. Peter died in 2008.
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Supported football turning professional
[St Mary's NS3]
Also founded Besses Brass band
[St Mary's D2]
This grave records the deaths of the children of Thomas,
who all died between the 1st & 12th December 1641.
[St Mary's B1]
This grave records the child of Richard, and his Brother Charles.
[St Mary's B1]
Sergeant in the Royal Field Artillery
[St Mary's North]
Corporal in Colonel Lee's Light Dragoons (Irish Rebellion)
[St Mary's B2EAST]
The Dudson Family of Lands End
[St Mary's D2]
Mechnical Engineer
[St Mary's B2(B)]
Fort Bros - Calico Printers
of Sedgley Hall
Brigade Sergeant Major, Royal Artillery
[St Mary's NS1]
Gramophone King (external site)
[St Mary's C3]
[St Mary's SOUTH]
cabinet maker
[St Mary's SOUTH]
Capt. in the Bengal Native Infantry
[St Mary's C WEST]
The Story of a Murdered Widow
[St Mary's B2]
Waterloo Veteran
[St Mary's SOUTH]
Lived at Brooklands
High Bank
Woodhill
Simister, the man and the place
Inventor of the Electromagnet
[St Mary's B2B]
The Manchester Poet
[St Mary's SOUTH]
The grave includes his wife and 8 grandchildren.
Whittington family of Woodleigh House
Lived at Brooklands
Lived at Heaton Gate
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Remembrance in & around Prestwich