James Stephenson grave monument details at North Sculcoates Cemetery, Hull, Yorkshire,England
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James Stephenson grave monument in North Sculcoates Cemetery, Hull, Yorkshire, England

James Stephenson grave monument: legible names and details

full nameburial
date		agebirth
date		relationshipnotes
James Stephenson
09/02/1889451844first name on monument2nd son of Thomas and Ann Stephenson; Lost at Sea by the Foundering of the smack 'Olive Branch'
Thomas Stephenson
 father of James Stephenson
Ann Stephenson
 mother of James Stephenson
Maria Catherine Stephenson
05/04/1889491840wife of James Stephenson

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I live near the Sculcoates graveyard and found this tombstone in 2008. I realised that the James Stephenson, the man here memorialised, was one of the many drowned fishermen who are the subject of the famous English folk song Three Score and Ten and this seems to be confirmed by Roy Palmer's notes to the song in Boxing the Compass, formerly published as the Oxford Book of Sea Songs, where he says that The Olive Branch was a Hull vessel and that the date of the dreadful gale was February 8th
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North Sculcoates Cemetery, Hull, Yorkshire, England

North Sculcoates Cemetery, Hull
North Sculcoates Cemetery

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