Elizabeth Blackah grave monument in Lawnswood A-D Cemetery, Leeds, Yorkshire, England

Elizabeth Blackah grave monument: legible names and details

full name	burial date	age	birth date	relationship	notes
Elizabeth Blackah	1886	48	1838	first name on monument
Charles Ryder				friend of Elizabeth Blackah
Louisa Ryder				friend of Elizabeth Blackah
James Blackah	1906	70	1836	husband of Elizabeth Blackah	Married (1) Hannah Storey, 29 Oct 1861 Leeds (Holbeck - St Barnabas) d. 05 Feb 1875. Married (2) Elizabeth Sandiforth, 01 Dec 1880 Leeds (Chapel Allerton - St Matthew) d. 1886. Married (3) Jane Green, 1888 d. 14 Feb 1900 In the photo there is a Sandiforth grave behind, a link?
Jane Blackah	1900			second wife of husband of Elizabeth Blackah	No! She was his 3rd wife

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The names above are all the names that are listed on the grave monument. It is most likely that only the entries with dates and ages are interred in the grave.

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My maiden name is Blackah, my father was Cecil Alfred Blackah and James Blackah was the brother of my great great grandfather Alexander Blackah. Many thanks for your help. Christine
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The Charles and Louisa Ryder involved may be my great grandparents. I know they are buried in Lawnswood, but they aren't otherwise recorded. Charles Ryder owned a chunk of Tetleys brewery and should have had a memorial of his own. The Blackah family don't appear in our family records, so I'm a bit confused about that, though I know more than one Charles Ryder was buried in Lawnswood. Thanks for the time and effort you put into this.
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Interested in all things to do with Greenhow Hill & Hardcastle
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Charles and Louisa may be relatives.
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