Alice Elliott grave monument in All Saints Church burial ground, Rothbury, Northumberland, England

Alice Elliott grave monument: legible names and details

full name	burial date	age	birth date	relationship
Alice Elliott	1818	74	1744	first name on monument
Mary Elliott	1863	72	1791	daughter-in-law of Alice Elliott
Hannah Isabella Elliott	1842	17	1825	grand daughter of Alice Elliott
Barbara Elliott	1869	54	1815	grand daughter of Alice Elliott
Arthur Elliott	1859	46	1813	grand son of Alice Elliott
Arthur Elliott	1833	84	1749	husband of Alice Elliott
James Elliott	1843	56	1787	son of Alice Elliott

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Please note that all ages and dates of birth in red have been calculated and are probably not on the monument.

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The calculated dates of birth should also be treated with caution as the ages given on monuments are often inaccurate.

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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I live in Sydney, Australia. My grandfather William Robson's middle name was Elliott. The Elliotts were blacksmiths from Rothbury, Northumberland and continued the tradition in Australia. I believe this grave is a related branch, not confirmed, but I would love to show it to a few researchers. Thank you so much for your website and all the work you do. My Robson family came from Wallsend and were all miners. They were employed by AAC (Aust Agriculture Company) to set up the mining industry in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. They worked off their 7 year indent and then bought a mine and named it Wallsend. There is still a township there today. I wondered if you had any possibility in searching for graves at Wallsend? They worshipped at St Peters, Wallsend and I have collected burial and baptism records from there. Kind regards Virginia Rundle
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I believe this is the gravestone of my 6th great-uncle. As I live in Canada, a photo from Northumberland would be the only way I could view his gravestone. Much appreciated! Tracy (nee Cockburn) Trim, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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