Catharine Sedgewick grave monument in St Hilda the Headland Church burial ground, Hartlepool, Durham, England
Catharine Sedgewick grave monument: legible names and details
| full name | burial date | age | birth date | relationship | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Catharine Sedgewick nee MacQueen | 1850 | 88 | 1762 | first name on monument | youngest daughter |
Robert MacQueen | father of Catharine Sedgewick | of Brixfield; Lanarkshire | |||
John MacDonald | first husband of Catharine Sedgewick | of Clanranald | |||
William Sedgewick | second husband of Catharine Sedgewick | ||||
Robert Johnstone MacDonald | 1864 | 74 | 1790 | son of Catharine Sedgewick | son of John MacDonald |
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Location of the above Catharine Sedgewick monument
St Hilda the Headland Church burial ground, Hartlepool, Durham, England
St Hilda the Headland Church burial ground
Notes about St Hilda the Headland Church burial ground
A prominent feature of the Headland, St Hilda's church was built in the late twelfth century but the south doorway shows in its decoration that it belonged to an earlier Norman church.
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