Title:
Monumental inscriptions at St Andrew the Apostle, South Shoebury
Level: Category
Miscellaneous
Level: Fonds
MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS RECORDED BY ESSEX SOCIETY FOR FAMILY HISTORY
Scope and Content:
Monumental inscriptions of 1732-2009 in the church and churchyard. Survey completed 2010. Includes notes on church and indexes of persons, occupations, places outside Essex and places in Essex, with plans of church and churchyard showing location of the monuments.

Monuments in churchyard include Gunner Thomas Eagling, No. 1 Battery, 3rd Brigade RA [Royal Artillery], died at Shoeburyness, 6 September 1875 'from the effects of an accident received on duty'; Harold Jacob Brazier, Corporal RCA, killed in action aged 23, 1915; Francis Michael Goold Adams, Captain Royal Artillery, 'killed by the bursting of a shell at Shoeburyness whilst in execution of his duty', 26 February 1885; Gunners Walter Edward Pearson and Harry Hubbard, Royal Garrison Artillery, 'killed in a gun accident at the new ranges Shoeburyness', 9 January 1913; Lance Corporal William Simons, killed in France, 1917; Charles William Deadman, killed at the Battle of Loos, 1915, aged 20; William Arthur Cannon, Sergeant Observer RAF, 1940, aged 28; Staff Sergeant William Goodchild RGA, killed 1917, aged 21; Lieutenant Edward Hooper Philbrick, 396th Battery RFA, 1918; Lieutenant Frederick Muir Marston RA, drowned in a squall off Shoeburyness, 15 May 1895, aged 21; Revd Stanley B. Joynes, parish priest of St George, Shoeburyness, 1965-1973, 11 May 1987; 843173 Guardsman E. C. Payne, 3rd Battalion Coldstreams, Corporal in Royal Chelsea Hospital, 1987; Lieutenant J. Middleton, KSLI, killed in France, 1918, aged 29; War Graves Commission headstones to 13042622 Private E. T. Bethell, The Border Regiment, 1942, 1464853 Sergeant V. A. E. Theedom, Navigator, Royal Air Force, 1944, R. E. Pallant, Ordinary Seaman RN, PJX 628794 HMS Middleton, 1944, 1466743 Flight Sergeant T. C. Newton, Pilot, Royal Air Force, 1944, Captain P. Heeley, MM, Royal Engineers, 1944, 1864014 Aircraftsman 1st Class J. R. Burlison, Royal Air Force, 1945, 840836 Bombardier J. Kearns, Royal Artillery, 1945, T61936 Corporal H. J. King, Royal Army Service Corps, 1946, 1774333 Gunner A. Comrie, Royal Artillery, 1946, Major G. S. Watts, Royal Army Educational Corps, 1947, 821470 W. O. (B)ib. S.M1 Frederick Allen, Royal Artillery, 1954, 808619 W. O. II IE BSMI Ralph Cunningham, Royal Artillery, 28 July 1950, 23997 Gunner P. Ryan, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1916, R. Gundy, Leading Seaman RNPS, LtJx. 179870 HMS Myris, 1947, 34348 Driver J. Porter, Royal Engineers, 1918, E. A. Keyes, Leading Seaman RN, 208765 HMS Victory, 1915, S. Gage, Chief Stoker RN, 154816 HMS Stephen Furness, 1915, 1134 Gunner S. W. Taylor, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1916, L4052(1) Gunner W. H. Bentley, Royal Field Artillery, 1916, 14903 Sergeant C. F. Finn, Royal Field Artillery, 1916, 48555 Gunner E. McCullogh, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1916, 19979 Gunner T. McLoughlin, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1916, 3589 Private W. Hewitt, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 1916, 1920 Corporal J. M. Bromley, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1916, A soldier of the Great War known unto God, 6954 Lance Corporal J. Sims, Border Regiment, 1915, 21937 Private R. Sharpe, Border Regiment, 1915, 21881 Private N. Parsley, Border Regiment, 1915, 8888 Private H. Ingram, Northamptonshire Regiment, 1915, 6388 Private J. J. Hamilton, Border Regiment, 1915, 8575 Lance Corporal W. Pattison, Border Regiment, 1915, P6500 Lance Corporal E. J. Crowhurst, Military Police Corps, 1918, 3637 Serjeant J. Stewart, Border Regiment, 1914, Lieutenant Charles Bird, Royal Field Artillery, 1918, Major A. H. Harrison, Royal Field Artillery, 1918, Captain A. V. Scrivens, Royal Defence Corps, 1919, TR 7 26552 Private H. L. Knight, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 1919, A soldier of the Great War known unto God, 8938 Gunner A. E. Eves, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1917, 2337 Gunner E. Swift, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1917, WR 267746 Pioneer W. H. Goodrum, Royal Engineers, 1919, 51673 Rifleman T. J. Wingfield, The Rifle Brigade, 1918, 58952 Driver R. L. Wilkinson, Royal Field Artillery, 1918, 269071 Driver F. J. Court, Royal Field Artillery, 1920, 22225 Serjeant H. R. Wilson, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1917, Lieutenant A. G. Chapman, Middlesex Regiment, formerly 5th Lancers, 1917, 6513 Private J. Edwards, Royal Sussex Regiment, 1917, 73838 Private H. T. Garner, Middlesex Regiment, 1917, 45291 Gunner J. A. Cork, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1917, 1099324 Sapper G. R. Spence, Canadian Railway Troops, 1918, B 202009 Rifleman A. V. Harvey, Post Office Rifles, 1918, 323272 Pioneer C. G. Baker, Royal Engineers, 1918, 110243 Private A. Collis, Royal Army Medical Corps, 1918, 190296 3rd Clerk F. West, Royal Air Force, 1919, 443488 Lance Corporal G. Clarke, Labour Corps and Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 1919, 17730 Gunner A. Noon, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1919, 64150 Corporal T. Budd, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1919, 19303 Gunner G. Griffin, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1919, F. J. Adams, Signalman C SX.76, Royal Naval Shore Signal Service, 1944, 1416188 BQMS W. J. Knight, 1946, Captain G. L. Peerless-Dennis, Royal Engineers, 1940, and, jointly, 759344 Leading Aircraftsman F. A. Webster, U/T Observer, Royal Air Force, 1940, W47789 Volunteer E. C. Webster, Auxiliary Territorial Service, 1941, and Sub-Lieutenant [E] R. W. Webster, RNVR, HMS Ariguani, 1941; and First World War memorial.
Monuments in church include [Revd] George Ellis Jones, rector, 6 October 1929; [Revd] Edward Morgan Jenkins, rector, 1953-1975; Revd Hugh John Sweeney, rector, 1936-1953; William Arthur Cannon, Sergeant Observer, RAFVR, one time organist of the church, 5 October 1940; [Revd] Edward Bristow Phillips Wynne, rector, 1891; Revd Philip Wynne York, rector, 1858; list of rectors; First World War memorial.
Dates of Creation:
2013
Extent:
1 volume

Key terms

TypeKey termsDescription
Place Names Church of St Andrew the Apostle
South Shoebury 		Monumental inscriptions, recorded 2010
Institutions Essex Society for Family History Monumental inscriptions at St Andrew the Apostle, South Shoebury, 2013