Born in the first quarter of 1905; married Edward W. Pocock in the fourth quarter of 1925, in Sculcoates. Sadly, she killed herself less than four years later.
The ashes of Amy Johnson's parents, as well as those of her sister, are behind tablet no. 1828, to the right of the entrance to the columbarium. Unfortunately, no trace of any inscription is visible; but, some years ago, the East Yorkshire Family Society recorded all the epitaphs.
The ashes of Amy Johnson's parents, as well as those of her sister, are behind tablet no. 1828, to the right of the entrance to the columbarium. Unfortunately, no trace of any inscription is visible; but, some years ago, the East Yorkshire Family Society recorded all the epitaphs.
Born in the first quarter of 1905; married Edward W. Pocock in the fourth quarter of 1925, in Sculcoates. Sadly, she killed herself less than four years later.
The ashes of Amy Johnson's parents, as well as those of her sister, are behind tablet no. 1828, to the right of the entrance to the columbarium. Unfortunately, no trace of any inscription is visible; but, some years ago, the East Yorkshire Family Society recorded all the epitaphs.
The ashes of Amy Johnson's parents, as well as those of her sister, are behind tablet no. 1828, to the right of the entrance to the columbarium. Unfortunately, no trace of any inscription is visible; but, some years ago, the East Yorkshire Family Society recorded all the epitaphs.
Inscription
Sacred to the memory of
Amy
beloved wife of
John Wm. Johnson
Died August 6th. 1958
aged 77 years.
John William
her dear husband
died
October 25th. 1963
aged 87 years
Irene Pocock
died July 27th. 1929
aged 24 years
Amy Johnson, C.B.E.
killed on active service
in Air Transport Auxiliary
in World War Two
January 5th. 1941
aged 37 years.
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