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Burial Information

Name on burial register:
   Henry Walker
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Age at death:
   66
Date of burial:
   20 May 1874
Abode at death:
(according to burial register)
   Newbury
Burial register information:
  
Book number: 1868
Page number: 101
Record number: 3208
Official at burial:
   The Rev'd. E W Shalders, Independant Minister.
     
Source of information:
  Burial Register
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Memorial Details

  Henry Walker
  16 May 1874
  66
  Male
   
  Headstone and footstone
  Engraved sandstone
   
  From top of Headstone: In Remembrance of Sara the beloved wife of Henry Walker of Newbury who departed this life March 26th. 1871 aged 69 Also of Henry Walker husband of the above who died May 16th. 1874 aged 66 years. "There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God." Heb. 4, 9.
   
  Good
  34
   
   
  22 January 2012
  DL
 
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Sara Walker

 

 

Obituaries and Newspaper announcements

Henry Walker
Article source:    Newbury Weekly News
Date of source:    21 May 1874
Copyright:    © Newbury Weekly News

Transcription:

 

Mr. WALKER who died at his residence in West-street last Saturday morning, after a comparatively brief illness, was formerly the Governor of Wantage Union, and has now for nearly 20 years past been the confidential clerk at the West Mills Brewery.

He was much respected by his employers for his conscientious discharge of his duties, and as a tribute to his memory he was followed to the grave by Mr. T.E. Hawkins and Mr. E. Hawkins, and was carried by the workmen at the Brewery.
 
 
 
DEATHS Henry Walker
Article source:    NWN
Date of source:    21 May 1874
Copyright:    © 

Transcription:

 

Walker May 16 at West Street Newbury Mr Henry Walker aged 66

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Henry Walker 1808 - 1874
Article source:    Michaela Peters
Date of source:    20 June 2025
Copyright:    © 

Transcription:

 

GRAVE OF THE MONTH/MAY 2025

 

Henry Walker 1808 - 1874

Henry was born in Windsor. At the time of the 1841 census, Henry was the Governor of the Wantage Union Workhouse. His wife Susan was Matron. They had 4 children. Their son Henry passed away aged 4 months in 1840. Susan died in 1841 aged 37 years. Her death was recorded as Puerperal Fever, an infection caught during childbirth. She and their son Henry are both buried in St. Peter and St. Paul Churchyard, Wantage. Henry married Sarah Griffin in Greet, Shropshire in 1845. In the 1861 census, Henry was listed as living at Carnarvon Terrace, West Street, Newbury with wife, Sarah. He worked at West Mills Brewery as Brewer's Clerk. Sarah died in 1871. Henry Walker worked at the brewery for 17 years. He died at West Street, Newbury, aged 66 on 16th May 1874. His cause of death was recorded as diseased heart and West Mills Brewery Chimney (Centre, Back) congestion of the lungs. He was much respected by his employers, Mr Thomas Edward Hawkins and Mr E Hawkins and they followed the coffin, carried by the workmen of the West Mills Brewery, to the grave. He was buried in Newtown Road Cemetery, Newbury on 20th May 1874 alongside his wife Sarah.

 

Michaela Peters

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