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MEMORIAL BOOKMARK for Robert Garrard 1848







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  MEMORIAL BOOKMARK for Robert Garrard 1848 £55  
Robert Garrard's story starts in 1793 in the village of Wilby Suffolk , the son of Robert & Jane of that village.
Obtaining his marriage licence Robert and his brother Hatsell went to the office of the Vicar General with their uncle Alfred Clare, on the 25th April 1820, to obtain special marriage licences. Robert to marry Celia Button and Hatsell to marry Mary Finchett ( who was a ward of Alfred Clare, being a minor and orphan).They returned to Suffolk to farm in the village of Athelington where they had 11 children, the oldest called Robert (see picture of son)
Obituary in Ipswich Journal 28th Oct. 1848
21st inst., at Athelington, in his 56th year, Mr. Robert Garrard. Few men pass this way from this scene whose loss can be more sincerely deplored or more extensively felt. Besides the blank which is then created in the affection of a numerous family the deceased was justly respected by a wide connection of friends to whom he was endeared as a man of high probity, true and just in all his dealings, liberal in sentiment sincere as a friend and as a neighbor ever prompt to discharge the social duties of his station. Peace to his spirit.
A man of means he left an extensive will.



 

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