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Title: Thorndon Park Graveyard
Post by: louisa maud on Saturday 24 March 18 07:05 GMT (UK)
MARTINA ROSS, DIED 29/10/1880

I am looking to find more information about a grave in the Anglican Graveyard Thorndon Park, I have  what is “Essex Memorial Inscriptions Transcription “,  there is no memorial inscription but it leads me to a CD volume S E Essex Vol 1 reference 16, Can anyone tell me where this might be held, ?

The young person concerned died in Ingrave, unfortunately no more information, she was born in London 1864, 1871 she was in a Catholic school in St Pancras, St Aloysius, Clarendon Sq,  ,
REF    RG10/221 FOLIO 110 PAGE 4,
with her sister, and now her death, aged 16 in Ingrave, I have no idea why she was in this area unless she was at a Catholic boarding school in Ingrave , I have no idea where these records are kept if at all,

Any help would be much appreciated, thank you

 Louisa Maud
Title: Re: Thorndon Park Graveyard
Post by: Nic. on Saturday 24 March 18 09:01 GMT (UK)
Ingrave is not far from Brentwood, where there is currently a large Girls Convent school called the Ursuline,  on the surface it doesn’t appear old enough.

If you google Herongate & Ingrave there is a brief history of the area which mentions a local Catholic school.

This area falls under the diocese of Brentwood.
Title: Re: Thorndon Park Graveyard
Post by: littlesis 76 on Saturday 24 March 18 09:34 GMT (UK)
Hi Louisa ,the school mentioned above was not opened at the time of Martina's death as the poster suspected.
I am looking into this St Joseph's Convent & School in Ingrave at the moment but there doesn't seem to be much info out there
Title: Re: Thorndon Park Graveyard
Post by: Nic. on Saturday 24 March 18 10:17 GMT (UK)
Hi

The following link:

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/essex/vol8/pp90-109

Leads to some information about St Helens RC on Ingrave Road which later had a school attached to.

Nic
Title: Re: Thorndon Park Graveyard
Post by: louisa maud on Saturday 24 March 18 16:04 GMT (UK)
Thank you for your replies and interest, I am also wondering where the  memorial inscriptions for Thorndon will be

Regards

Louisa Maud
Title: Re: Thorndon Park Graveyard
Post by: cuffie81 on Saturday 24 March 18 16:14 GMT (UK)
SEAX have the memorial inscriptions in their catalogue, with the creator listed as the Essex Society for Family History. ESFH have the memorial inscriptions CD available for purchase and they also offer a search service for a couple of pounds.

Seax - Catalogue: T/Z 151/151
http://seax.essexcc.gov.uk/Result_Details.aspx?ID=725651

Essex Society for Family History - Shop: CD
https://www.esfh.org.uk/shop3.php?pid=31

Essex Society for Family History - Shop: Search
https://www.esfh.org.uk/products/Search-the-Monumental-Inscriptions-Index.html
Title: Re: Thorndon Park Graveyard
Post by: louisa maud on Saturday 24 March 18 16:35 GMT (UK)
Thank you Cuffie, that is useful

Louisa Maud