All Saints Church, Wytham - List of graves and plot nos available.

[NDRFT]

Hi all
On the wall inside All Saints Church is a plan with numbered plots of 249 graves. Next to the plan is a list of most of the occupants of those graves. The plan and list are dated 1892. Sadly no dates of burials though on the plan or list.

I have copied the list and I am down loading from my camera photos of the plan.
If anyone has an interest in who may be buried where, at the church, let me know and I will be pleased to see if they are on the list.

I shall post this on Oxon as well because Wytham is now in that county since 1974.

Regards

[SallyPolly]

Hi there,

I'm looking for the grave of JOSEPH BARRETT. Are you able to check if this grave is on your list:

Buried at Wytham with wife Susannah: headstone.

He died 18 Jan,1845
'32 years gamekeeper to the Earl of Abingdon'

daughter Sarah WYATT died 1848.
Son Joseph born 1808,
William born 1811.

Would really appreciate it if you could let me know!

Sally

[Capetown]

There are a number of 'hits' for Joseph BARRETT - here's a couple, in case you don't have info!

WINDSOR AND ETON EXPRESS
Saturday 8 October 1825

GAME DUTY LIST 111 (there are others)

Joseph Barrett, by the Earl of Abingdon, for Wytham with Sea-court and Cumnor, with its members, Chilswell, Sandford and lands in the Hundred of Homer.

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Windsor and Eton Express
Saturday 12 January 1817

QUARTER SESSIONS,

Richard Rymell, charged on the oath of Joseph Barrett, gamekeeper, with having on the 7th day of December, been found by him in an inclosed ground within the Parish of Cumner, in the night-time, having a gun, and having there destroyed three pheasants: ONE YEAR HARD LABOUR.

[SallyPolly]

Thank you Capetown! He is my direct ancestor, and apparently either he or his son William is the "Barrett" featured in "The Eynsham Poaching Song".