Daughter of Francis Hobson and Elizabeth Stanroyd.
Wife of Thomas Aveling (1801-1835) and mother of Robert, James, Mary Ann and Thomas.
Her son, Thomas Aveling, is also buried here with his wife, Sarah Lake.
He was a well known Industrialist, based in Strood.
A pioneer manufacturer of steam traction engines, for agricultural, civil and military use. His machinery enabled farmers to increase production. Henry Pye of St. Mary Hoo, was probably the first to take advantage of this development, which revolutionised agriculture in the 19th century, to plough and drain the North Kent Marshes. (Credit to Kent Archeology for this information).
Ann(e)'s second husband was Reverend John D'urban (dates around 1797-1865). He was from Deal, Kent.
Wife of Thomas Aveling (1801-1835) and mother of Robert, James, Mary Ann and Thomas.
Her son, Thomas Aveling, is also buried here with his wife, Sarah Lake.
He was a well known Industrialist, based in Strood.
A pioneer manufacturer of steam traction engines, for agricultural, civil and military use. His machinery enabled farmers to increase production. Henry Pye of St. Mary Hoo, was probably the first to take advantage of this development, which revolutionised agriculture in the 19th century, to plough and drain the North Kent Marshes. (Credit to Kent Archeology for this information).
Ann(e)'s second husband was Reverend John D'urban (dates around 1797-1865). He was from Deal, Kent.
Daughter of Francis Hobson and Elizabeth Stanroyd.
Wife of Thomas Aveling (1801-1835) and mother of Robert, James, Mary Ann and Thomas.
Her son, Thomas Aveling, is also buried here with his wife, Sarah Lake.
He was a well known Industrialist, based in Strood.
A pioneer manufacturer of steam traction engines, for agricultural, civil and military use. His machinery enabled farmers to increase production. Henry Pye of St. Mary Hoo, was probably the first to take advantage of this development, which revolutionised agriculture in the 19th century, to plough and drain the North Kent Marshes. (Credit to Kent Archeology for this information).
Ann(e)'s second husband was Reverend John D'urban (dates around 1797-1865). He was from Deal, Kent.
Wife of Thomas Aveling (1801-1835) and mother of Robert, James, Mary Ann and Thomas.
Her son, Thomas Aveling, is also buried here with his wife, Sarah Lake.
He was a well known Industrialist, based in Strood.
A pioneer manufacturer of steam traction engines, for agricultural, civil and military use. His machinery enabled farmers to increase production. Henry Pye of St. Mary Hoo, was probably the first to take advantage of this development, which revolutionised agriculture in the 19th century, to plough and drain the North Kent Marshes. (Credit to Kent Archeology for this information).
Ann(e)'s second husband was Reverend John D'urban (dates around 1797-1865). He was from Deal, Kent.
Inscription
IN MEMORY OF
ANNE D'URBAN
DIED SEPTEMBER 2nd 1873
AGED 73 YEARS
THOMAS AVELING
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 7th 1882
AGED 57 YEARS
SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS AVELING
DIED NOVEMBER 19th 1898
AGED 71 YEARS
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