Vicarsford Cemetery - The Lairs & the Stones
The Lairs:
For each lair, the surname of the purchaser is given. Lairs which had not been purchased before about 2021, or which are not available for sale, are not listed here. Lairs were frequently bought in pairs, sometimes in multiples. The information has been taken from a copy of the Cemetery Lair Plan kindly provided by Alan Reid.
The Gravestones:
For most of the stones, the text here is not a word-for-word transcript. There are only a few photographs here. However, Find A Grave has photos of nearly all the stones.
Lair purchasers and listings given up to early 2022. These pages will not be continually updated.
Lair: C41
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| Robert Taylor died 11 February 1920 - 71 years; wife Margaret Watson died 6 May 1931 - 82 years; son James G Taylor died 14 December 1896 - 23 years; daughter Maggie died Pretoria, South Africa, 4 November 1907 - 27 years; daughter Agnes G M Taylor died 5 February 1955; daughter Ann died 30 April 1973 widow of George V Noakes who died Kurma, Mesopotamia, 18 June 1917 |
| Names | Died |
|---|---|
| Noakes, Ann | 1973 |
| Noakes, George V | 1917 |
| Taylor | purchaser |
| Taylor, Agnes G M | 1955 |
| Taylor, Ann | 1973 |
| Taylor, James G | 1896 |
| Taylor, Maggie | 1907 |
| Taylor, Margaret | 1931 |
| Taylor, Robert | 1920 |
| Watson, Margaret | 1931 |
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