One of the five children of Thomas Keats (c.1773-1804), inn manager, and his wife, Frances, later Frances Rawlings (1775-1810), daughter of John and Alice Jennings, brother of the poet John Keats.
St Stephen's Church was bombed during WWII and never reconstructed. When the plot was sold, the remains of all the people buried in its grounds were transferred to Brookwood Cemetery, Woking, Surrey. This included not only Tom Keats, but also Keats's parents and maternal grandparents https://keatslocations.co.uk/brookwood-cemetery-woking-surrey/
Contributor: Anonymous (47004507)
St Stephen's Church was bombed during WWII and never reconstructed. When the plot was sold, the remains of all the people buried in its grounds were transferred to Brookwood Cemetery, Woking, Surrey. This included not only Tom Keats, but also Keats's parents and maternal grandparents https://keatslocations.co.uk/brookwood-cemetery-woking-surrey/
Contributor: Anonymous (47004507)
One of the five children of Thomas Keats (c.1773-1804), inn manager, and his wife, Frances, later Frances Rawlings (1775-1810), daughter of John and Alice Jennings, brother of the poet John Keats.
St Stephen's Church was bombed during WWII and never reconstructed. When the plot was sold, the remains of all the people buried in its grounds were transferred to Brookwood Cemetery, Woking, Surrey. This included not only Tom Keats, but also Keats's parents and maternal grandparents https://keatslocations.co.uk/brookwood-cemetery-woking-surrey/
Contributor: Anonymous (47004507)
St Stephen's Church was bombed during WWII and never reconstructed. When the plot was sold, the remains of all the people buried in its grounds were transferred to Brookwood Cemetery, Woking, Surrey. This included not only Tom Keats, but also Keats's parents and maternal grandparents https://keatslocations.co.uk/brookwood-cemetery-woking-surrey/
Contributor: Anonymous (47004507)
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