George was a Plumber
He married Caroline Martha Birch on 8 August 1885 at the parish church of St. Peter's in Siddington near Cirencester but they never had any children. At some point early in her life, she had been sent to live with her aunt and uncle, George and Rhoda Jewell Freeman, in Siddington, Gloucestershire. Since her parents were still living in 1901, she had not been orphaned, so it is possible she was sent to the country for her health.
Note that at the time of his death Swansea was a part of Glamorgan county.
He was buried on 9 February 1921 in the consecrated ground of Plot (or section) 1, grave I-1, of Chesterton Cemetery. The Rev. E. Evans performed the burial service.
He married Caroline Martha Birch on 8 August 1885 at the parish church of St. Peter's in Siddington near Cirencester but they never had any children. At some point early in her life, she had been sent to live with her aunt and uncle, George and Rhoda Jewell Freeman, in Siddington, Gloucestershire. Since her parents were still living in 1901, she had not been orphaned, so it is possible she was sent to the country for her health.
Note that at the time of his death Swansea was a part of Glamorgan county.
He was buried on 9 February 1921 in the consecrated ground of Plot (or section) 1, grave I-1, of Chesterton Cemetery. The Rev. E. Evans performed the burial service.
George was a Plumber
He married Caroline Martha Birch on 8 August 1885 at the parish church of St. Peter's in Siddington near Cirencester but they never had any children. At some point early in her life, she had been sent to live with her aunt and uncle, George and Rhoda Jewell Freeman, in Siddington, Gloucestershire. Since her parents were still living in 1901, she had not been orphaned, so it is possible she was sent to the country for her health.
Note that at the time of his death Swansea was a part of Glamorgan county.
He was buried on 9 February 1921 in the consecrated ground of Plot (or section) 1, grave I-1, of Chesterton Cemetery. The Rev. E. Evans performed the burial service.
He married Caroline Martha Birch on 8 August 1885 at the parish church of St. Peter's in Siddington near Cirencester but they never had any children. At some point early in her life, she had been sent to live with her aunt and uncle, George and Rhoda Jewell Freeman, in Siddington, Gloucestershire. Since her parents were still living in 1901, she had not been orphaned, so it is possible she was sent to the country for her health.
Note that at the time of his death Swansea was a part of Glamorgan county.
He was buried on 9 February 1921 in the consecrated ground of Plot (or section) 1, grave I-1, of Chesterton Cemetery. The Rev. E. Evans performed the burial service.
Inscription
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH,
Beloved Daughter of
William & Mary Gardner
Who died October 19, 1876
Aged 24 years
Also of George, beloved husband of
Carrie Gardner
Died Feb. 3rd 1921
“For Ever With The Lord”
THY WILL BE DONE
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