Monument list for St Andrew Church burial ground

St Andrew's Church burial ground, Walberswick, Suffolk, England

Monument list

no.family surnamefull namebirth
year
ageburial
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image
name
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151GoldChristopher Charles Gold1912922004id: 149434658912271

152GoodmanPenelope Mary Goodman1868-201848id: 169334678012551
Daphne Mary Everrett Goodman1893921985
Elizabeth Everett Goodman1907731980

153GoodwinGrace Laura Goodwin1893781971id: 178034686012591
Walter Stevenson Goodwin1977

154GoodwinSamuel Goodwin1886661952id: 178134686111871
Rosa Goodwin1891741965

155GordonAdam Gordon1934772011id: 165734674413241

156GreenDonald Green1909861995id: 166834675512221
Mollie Green1920852005

157GriffithTom Griffith1911851996id: 164934673713031
Mai Griffith1914862000

158Harman Harman1892id: 167034675714071
Louisa Sophia Harman1895411936

159HarrisLouisa Frances Harris1901801981id: 147434657111651
Charles Henry Harris1893981991

160HarrisonCharles Harrison1822291851id: 176134684311481

161HarrisonSamuel Harrison1829211850id: 129034651611701
Thomas Harrison1827841911
Thomas Harrison
Frances Harrison

162HarrisonThomas Harrison1784671851id: 176234684411381
Frances Harrison1794871881

163HarsantArnold Guy Harsant1894831977id: 145934655711941Arnold Guy Harsant was born in London on 16 November 1893 and educated at St. Paul's School, Kensington. He gained a scholarship to the London Hospital, qualified with the Conjoint diploma in 1916, and that year was granted a regular commission in the RAMC. He served in the Salonika campaign from 1916 to 1918 and was awarded the Order of St. Sara. Subsequently he served in Mesopotamia (1920-2), India (1923-4), China (1927-9), and Egypt (1932-45). He was a brilliant young officer, taking the MB, BS in 1930 and the FRCS the same year. In 1931 he proceeded MD and in 1933 MS. Capable and efficient in any branch of medicine, he decided to make surgery his major role in the Army. he set a very high standard and was dedicated to his specialty. In 1935 he was appointed OBE. In 1937 he was seconded to the appointment of professor of surgery, Egyptian University and remained in Cairo until September 1945. He was awarded the Order of the Nile. In 1945 he was appointed consultant surgeon, British Army of the Rhine. He was a surgeon of marked ability and in 1949 was appointed director of surgery and consultant surgeon to the Army. That year also he became Honorary Surgeon to the King. In 1952 he was appointed CB, and he retired from the Army the following year. This was not the end of his association with surgery, for until his death he was employed as a limb-fitting surgeon to Queen Mary's Hospital, Roehampton. As a person Guy was friendly, quiet in his manner, and always ready to give advice and help when it was needed. Many of his patients owe their lives to his skill, and he will be remembered by his corps for all he did to maintain its excellence in the art of surgery. In 1934 he married Mabel Sarah Bailey, who was a great help to him in his career. She survived him with his daughter. He died on 8th April, aged 83. Arnold Guy Harsant was also the honorary Surgeon to the Queen Mother.
Mabel Sarah Harsant1892861978

164HarsantRosetta Harsant1865681933id: 145834655612011

165HayAlexander John Colin Hay1907771984id: 162334671212241
Dorothy Elizabeth Hay1918691987

166HaycroftJohn Haycroft1926701996id: 152634661612221

167HendersonReginald Frank Henderson1911731984id: 162434671312041
Constance White Henderson1909972006

168HepenstallEmily Hepenstall1887591946id: 158034666811971

169HiggsThomas Higgs1756431799id: 133934653912691
Ann Higgs1752961848

170HoldsworthLaurence Henry Holdsworth1890891979id: 171134679811961

171HollFrank Myrie Holl1889831972id: 162634671511901
Frances Mary Holl1901811982

172HollingArthur William Holling1921641985id: 149434658811841
Ailsa Joan Holling1922892011

173HorrodAlfred Charles Horrod1928581986id: 159634668511851

174HoughtonFrancis Xavier Houghton1913751988id: 150234659712451
Florence Maud Houghton1915852000

175HudsonJoseph Ernest Hudson1905611966id: 163934672712351

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