Monument list for All Saints Church burial ground

Monument list

no.	family surname	full name	birth year	age	burial year	image name	GPR ref.	view no.	request no.	notes

76	Goodchild	Julia Goodchild	1880	70	1950	id: Goodchild Julia 156	187937	130	1

77	Goooa	Joseph Goooa	1816	20	1836	no image	187933	157	1
		Joseph Gooda
		Sarah Gooda
		Catharine Gooda			1825					Infant
		Elizabeth Gooda	1818	1	1819
		Feorrge Gooda			1830
		Letitia Gooda	1821	5	1826
		Phillip Gooda	1820	1	1821					aged 18m

78	Green	Green				no image	187939	279	1
		Alfred Green		83						died 19**

79	Green	Charles Green	1900	74	1974	id: Green Charles 139	187940	195	1
		Emily Jane Green	1897	94	1991

80	Green	E C W Green	1918	92	2010	id: Green E C W 196	187941	179	1

81	Green	Faith Green	1903	86	1989	id: Green Faith 098	187942	138	1

82	Green	Harry Green	1897	79	1976	id: Green Harry 131	187943	122	1

83	Green	John C Green	1934	57	1991	no image	187944	108	1

84	Green	Lily Green	1870	93	1963	id: Green Lily 168	187945	140	1

85	Gunn	Frances Gunn			1896	id: Gunn Frances 040	187946	142	1
		Henry Gunn

86	Gunn	Henry Gunn		86		id: Gunn Henry 041	187947	148	1	died 19**

87	Hadingham	Arthur William Hadingham	1910	72	1982	id: Hadingham Arthur William 124	187948	133	1
		Margaret Edith Marion Hadingham	1914	68	1982

88	Hadley	Arthur Edward Hadley			1954	id: Hadley Arthur Edward 111 (2 images)	187949	360	1	National Portrait Gallery Arthur Edward Hadley (1870-1954), Assistant Controller of Inspection Dept, Ministry of Munitions Sitter associated with 4 portraits Arthur Edward Hadley by Bassano Ltd half-plate glass negative, 8 November 1935 NPG x179541 NPG x179542 NPG x179543 NPG x179544 Obituary ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=5321257 ARTHUR EDWARD HADLEY Arthur Edward Hadley, C.B.E., died on the 8th April, 1954,at Darsham, Suffolk, at the age of 83. He was educated at Charterhouse, and on leaving in 1887, although coming from a legal family, he decided to pursue the then young profession of electrical engineering. After taking a course at the City and Guilds College, South Kensington, he became one of a group of young students and engineers who were associated with Dr. S. Z. de Ferranti in his early pioneer work, many of whom, like Hadley, subsequently attained considerable eminence. Amongst other things he was in the Drawing Office with H. H. Baker and was for a period in charge of the Transformer Test Department. When they moved to Hollinwood in 1897, Hadley was left in charge at Charterhouse Square. Sir Vincent de Ferranti still has a photograph of him presiding over his staff, which included H. W. Clothier and Hubert Sparks. He became a Director of Ferranti's, but resigned in 1902 to take up the position of Manager of the London office of the A.E.G. In 1905 this firm obtained large contracts with the County of Durham Electric Power Distribution Co. for 20-kV cables, switchgear and transformers for an extensive network designed to supply the Durham collieries, this being the first use of such a high voltage in this country. In the course of this work Hadley, and Dr. Klingenberg of Berlin, saw a great deal of Bernard Price, who was responsible to Charles Merz for the engineering of the Durham system. The A.E.G. having at that time acquired considerable interests in the Victoria Falls and Transvaal Power Co., of which in 1909 Hadley had become a Director, Bernard Price was offered and accepted the position of Chief Engineer in South Africa (later becoming also General Manager there and subsequently Resident Director). Hadley, who was always at the Company's head office in London, was made Managing Director in 1910 and succeeded the Marquis of Winchester in 1930 as Chairman, a position he retained until the company was acquired by the Electricity Supply Commission of South Africa in 1948. The German influence had disappeared after the 1914-18 War, and thereafter Hadley in London, and Bernard Price in Johannesburg, were primarily responsible for the spectacular development and financial success of the next thirty years. Both men were naturally cautious, and Hadley in particular always stressed the wasting character of gold mining. In consequence the engineering was developed on a relatively low cost basis, designed for a limited life. The constant growth of the Rand gold mining industry was therefore a pleasant and continuing surprise to them both. Although in his later life he was accustomed to preface his remarks on any engineering matters by saying although I am not now an engineer, he always contributed a very sensible and logical view and he took a personal interest in his company's power station design organization, which he retained under his control in London. He had a natural flair for management and finance, and not only became Deputy Chairman of the City of London Electric Lighting Co., but took an active part on the boards of many other companies outside the electrical industry, particularly those with interests in Central Africa; he was Chairman of the Rhodesia Railways and a Director of the British South Africa Company. In all his business activities he had the facility of inspiring loyalty and keenness from those who worked with and under him. Another valuable quality was his remarkable selfcontrol and his power to concentrate on one thing at a time. Apart from his business interests he was an interesting conversationalist with an amusing turn of cynicism; he was also a painter of no mean order. In sport he was an accomplished lawn tennis player and ice skater; he continued to skate until quite late in life and was the author of a well-known book on the subject. He joined The Institution as an Associate in 1895 and was elected a Member in 1912. During the 1914-18 War he worked as an Assistant Controller of the Inspection Department of the Ministry of Munitions, and was made a C.B.E. in 1918. His paper on Power Supply on the Rand, for which he received an Institution Premium, was published in the Journal in 1913. J. R. B.

89	Harvey	Violet Harvey	1920	90	2010	id: Harvey Violet 189	187950	146	1

90	Hatcher	Jeremiah Hatcher	1743	90	1833	id: Hatcher Jeremiah 555	187951	136	1

91	Hathaway	Jane Hathaway	1839	51	1890	id: Hathaway Jane 042	187952	188	1

92	Hickford	Irene K Hickford	1930	57	1987	id: Hickford Irene K 097	187953	156	1

93	Hickford	Louisa M Hickford	1858	62	1920	id: Hickford Louisa M 050	187954	130	1
		Arthur Hickford

94	Holmes	E George Holmes	1906	77	1983	id: Holmes E George 122	187955	188	1
		Mavis Cecily Holmes	1911	83	1994

95	Holmes	Jack Holmes				id: Holmes Jack 579	187956	181	1
		Phyllis Holmes

96	Hubbard	James Hubbard	1930	52	1982	id: Hubbard James 125	187957	155	1

97	Hughes	Marjorie Hughes	1904	100	2004	id: Hughes Marjorie 188	187958	148	1

98	Hunt	George Hunt	1807	73	1880	id: Hunt George 154	187959	169	1
		Ann Hunt	1810	70	1880

99	Hunter	Alexander Hunter	1821	65	1886	id: Hunter Alexander 043	187960	182	1
		Catherine Bernie Hunter	1816	85	1901

100	Hutchinson	Richard Hutchinson	1910	74	1984	no image	187961	110	1

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