Monument list for All Saints Church burial ground

All Saints' Church burial ground, Great Ashfield, Suffolk, England

Monument list

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76EastNan Eastid: 2802499101681

77EdwardsMary Edwards1833791912id: 1722498461331
William Edwards

78EdwardsWilliam J Edwards1824521876id: 1732498471411

79ElmerEdgar Dixon Elmer1865211886id: 2612498922161
Henry Elmer
Mary Elmer

80ElmerEthel Mary Elmer1891271918id: 682497532171Ethel Mary Elmer died of goitre. At the time she died she was teaching in Woolwich in London's East End, where the 3 womenfolk in the family (Ethel, her mother Lucy and her older sister Dorothy) had moved to before WWI. By 1918 her 3 x brothers had all gone their separate ways from Britain, Sidney John Elmer to Queensland, Australia in 1909; Edgar Willian Dixon Elmer to Shanghai, China where he ran the Power Station, and Leslie Arthur Elmer to East Africa where in 1915 he joined the Natal Rifles against the German occupancy of that region. Leslie later served on the Western Front in a Heavy Battery of the RGA, and returned to Africa in 1921 to Eldoret near Kitale, Kenya to work land his Father, Henry Arthur Elmer had bought in the 1880s when he spent some time there for his health, due it is said to flour-on-the-lung (a common complaint millers at the time fell victim to).
Arthur Elmer Ethel Mary Elmer's Father was actually Henry Arthur Elmer, and he is also buried in All Saints churchyard in Great Ashfield, but is one of the several Elmer family stones lined up to the immediate left of the path to the porch door of the church. He died relatively young due it is said to complications from flour-in-the-lung (a common health complaint of millers at the time). In the 1880's he is not present in 2 Census returns for Great Ashfield, and is believed for his health to have removed himself to Eldoret near Kitale, Kenya where he bought land which his youngest son (Leslie Arthur Elmer) took up and worked as a soldier/settler in the White Highlands, from 1921 up to his death there in 1942. His wife, son and daughter then lived there to the 1960's when she returned to Britain.
Lucy Elmer Ethel Mary Elmer's Mother (nee Lucy Wakelin) is also buried in All Saints churchyard in Great Ashfield, and her memorial is a shared gravestone (one of the several Elmer family stones lined up to the immediate left of the path to the porch door of the church). Lucy Elmer moved to Woolwich before WWI, following the death of her husband Henry Arthur Elmer. Her 2 daughters also lived with her there, and Ethel Mary died there in 1918 from goitre, possibly as a result of contracting Spanish Flu. (TBC). Following Ethel's death & the departure of Leslie Arthur Elmer to Kenya in 1921, Dorothy and Lucy moved to Ipswich but moved to Upper Slaughter in Gloucestershire in WWII near their 1st cousins the Burrells. They moved back to Suffolk after WWII and bought the house next door to where they had lived previously. Both women died there - Lucy in 1950 and Dorothy in 1951. All 3 sons (Sidney John; Edgar William Dixon and Leslie Arthur came to visit in Woolwich in 1920 to farewell Leslie, when he emigrated with his new bride to Kenya. EWD returned to China until circa 1935 when he moved to Northern Ireland to run the Power Station at Ballylumford, Islandmagee. Sidney John brought his Australian bride of 5 years and his family of (then 2 children) by ship to meet his mother (my father Arthur Wakelin Elmer, aged 2 and my Aunt Alice (aged 5).

81ElmerHenry Arthur Elmer1861351896id: 260249891961
Leslie Arthur Elmer1945 died 31 January 1945 at Kitale; Kenya
Lucy Elmer1950

82ElmerHenry William Elmer1830601890id: 2622498931041of The Mills; Great Ashfield
Mary Elmer1838821920

83ElmerLucy Elmer1789561845id: 2582498891351
Thomas Elmer1783781861

84FayersGeorge Arthur Fayers1857591916id: 272497172371
Louisa Jane Fayers1856911947

85FayersMabel May Fayers1951id: 86
(3 images)
2497681941
George Fayers
Louisa Fayers

86FieldEdith Mary Fieldid: 3032499351311
Mabel Mary Field
Hilda Mary Skoulding of Ashfield Lodge 1884 - 1941

87FinterW J Finter1758481806id: 1742498481401

88FlattGeorge Alfred Flatt1930id: 292497182441
Emily Flatt

89FlattGeorge William Flatt1907901997id: 352497235321
George Flatt
Emily Flatt

90FlattJohn Flatt1895691964id: 2792499092121
Emma Flatt1896971993

91FlattWilliam George Flatt1892651957id: 57b2498492371

92FoordRoy Douglas Foord1928772005id: 1532498322261

93FrostLily A Frost1887781965id: 892497711511

94FrostW Frostid: 1112497911331

95FullamStanley Claude Townley Fullam1923761999id: 1582498372081

96FullerMary Ann Fuller1844581902id: 2712499011241
George Fuller

97FyrmageNicholas Fyrmageid: 300249932911

98GarrardFrancis Grace Garrardid: 2862499161371

99GoodayWilliam Gooday1898id: 2
(2 images)
2496971651
William Gooday82

100GoodwinAlbert Goodwin1916791995id: 1412498202681

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