John Markland RAWSON
[1807-1826] Son of John Rawson. He went to sea and drowned – along with 18 other sailors – in a boating accident at Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, on 10th March 1826, when sailing with HMS Owen Glendower. His parents erected a memorial in Halifax Parish Church
Memorial Reads
In The Memory Of
JOHN MARKLAND RAWSON
ESDEST SON OF JOHN RAWSON OF ASH GROVE
WHO PERSIHED WITH 18 SEAMEN IN SIMONS BAY CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
BY THE SWAMPING OF THE PINNACE OF HMS OWEN GLENDOWER
ON THE 10TH MARCH 1826
ON THE 19TH YEAR OF HIS AGE
HIS AFFLICTED PARENTS DEDICATED THIS MOMUMENT
[1807-1826] Son of John Rawson. He went to sea and drowned – along with 18 other sailors – in a boating accident at Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, on 10th March 1826, when sailing with HMS Owen Glendower. His parents erected a memorial in Halifax Parish Church
Memorial Reads
In The Memory Of
JOHN MARKLAND RAWSON
ESDEST SON OF JOHN RAWSON OF ASH GROVE
WHO PERSIHED WITH 18 SEAMEN IN SIMONS BAY CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
BY THE SWAMPING OF THE PINNACE OF HMS OWEN GLENDOWER
ON THE 10TH MARCH 1826
ON THE 19TH YEAR OF HIS AGE
HIS AFFLICTED PARENTS DEDICATED THIS MOMUMENT
John Markland RAWSON
[1807-1826] Son of John Rawson. He went to sea and drowned – along with 18 other sailors – in a boating accident at Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, on 10th March 1826, when sailing with HMS Owen Glendower. His parents erected a memorial in Halifax Parish Church
Memorial Reads
In The Memory Of
JOHN MARKLAND RAWSON
ESDEST SON OF JOHN RAWSON OF ASH GROVE
WHO PERSIHED WITH 18 SEAMEN IN SIMONS BAY CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
BY THE SWAMPING OF THE PINNACE OF HMS OWEN GLENDOWER
ON THE 10TH MARCH 1826
ON THE 19TH YEAR OF HIS AGE
HIS AFFLICTED PARENTS DEDICATED THIS MOMUMENT
[1807-1826] Son of John Rawson. He went to sea and drowned – along with 18 other sailors – in a boating accident at Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, on 10th March 1826, when sailing with HMS Owen Glendower. His parents erected a memorial in Halifax Parish Church
Memorial Reads
In The Memory Of
JOHN MARKLAND RAWSON
ESDEST SON OF JOHN RAWSON OF ASH GROVE
WHO PERSIHED WITH 18 SEAMEN IN SIMONS BAY CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
BY THE SWAMPING OF THE PINNACE OF HMS OWEN GLENDOWER
ON THE 10TH MARCH 1826
ON THE 19TH YEAR OF HIS AGE
HIS AFFLICTED PARENTS DEDICATED THIS MOMUMENT
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