His headstone states "late of Constabulary" so safe to assume that he was a police officer circa 1820 - 1850 probably in Ireland.
He died aged 60 years at his residence in Bishop Street, Derry.
He is buried with his wife Jane, who died 15th (or 1st) June 1862 aged 66 years. When she died she was living at Linenhall Street, Derry. She had been born in County Tyrone.
According to his police records William Arrott was born c.1800 in County Tyrone. He joined the Irish Constabulary (RIC No. 273) on 1 September 1825 when he was 25 years old on the recommendation of Sir Robert Bateson J. P. He served 30 years with the force in Down, Armagh and Donegal, retiring on 1 November 1855 with the rank of Head Constable and a pension of just over £30 a year. He died in 1860 aged 60 years at his home in Bishop Street, Derry and was buried in the City Cemetery, just 7 years after it opened.
Update from:- Contributor: Jim Condren (48842144)
A check with the Wills Calender at PRONI (Public Record Office Northern Ireland) reveals that William left "under £200" to Jane.
He died aged 60 years at his residence in Bishop Street, Derry.
He is buried with his wife Jane, who died 15th (or 1st) June 1862 aged 66 years. When she died she was living at Linenhall Street, Derry. She had been born in County Tyrone.
According to his police records William Arrott was born c.1800 in County Tyrone. He joined the Irish Constabulary (RIC No. 273) on 1 September 1825 when he was 25 years old on the recommendation of Sir Robert Bateson J. P. He served 30 years with the force in Down, Armagh and Donegal, retiring on 1 November 1855 with the rank of Head Constable and a pension of just over £30 a year. He died in 1860 aged 60 years at his home in Bishop Street, Derry and was buried in the City Cemetery, just 7 years after it opened.
Update from:- Contributor: Jim Condren (48842144)
A check with the Wills Calender at PRONI (Public Record Office Northern Ireland) reveals that William left "under £200" to Jane.
His headstone states "late of Constabulary" so safe to assume that he was a police officer circa 1820 - 1850 probably in Ireland.
He died aged 60 years at his residence in Bishop Street, Derry.
He is buried with his wife Jane, who died 15th (or 1st) June 1862 aged 66 years. When she died she was living at Linenhall Street, Derry. She had been born in County Tyrone.
According to his police records William Arrott was born c.1800 in County Tyrone. He joined the Irish Constabulary (RIC No. 273) on 1 September 1825 when he was 25 years old on the recommendation of Sir Robert Bateson J. P. He served 30 years with the force in Down, Armagh and Donegal, retiring on 1 November 1855 with the rank of Head Constable and a pension of just over £30 a year. He died in 1860 aged 60 years at his home in Bishop Street, Derry and was buried in the City Cemetery, just 7 years after it opened.
Update from:- Contributor: Jim Condren (48842144)
A check with the Wills Calender at PRONI (Public Record Office Northern Ireland) reveals that William left "under £200" to Jane.
He died aged 60 years at his residence in Bishop Street, Derry.
He is buried with his wife Jane, who died 15th (or 1st) June 1862 aged 66 years. When she died she was living at Linenhall Street, Derry. She had been born in County Tyrone.
According to his police records William Arrott was born c.1800 in County Tyrone. He joined the Irish Constabulary (RIC No. 273) on 1 September 1825 when he was 25 years old on the recommendation of Sir Robert Bateson J. P. He served 30 years with the force in Down, Armagh and Donegal, retiring on 1 November 1855 with the rank of Head Constable and a pension of just over £30 a year. He died in 1860 aged 60 years at his home in Bishop Street, Derry and was buried in the City Cemetery, just 7 years after it opened.
Update from:- Contributor: Jim Condren (48842144)
A check with the Wills Calender at PRONI (Public Record Office Northern Ireland) reveals that William left "under £200" to Jane.
Inscription
Sacred to the Memory
Of
WILLIAM ARROTT
Late of Constabulary
Who Died 6th January 1860
Aged 60 Years
Also His Beloved Wife
JANE ARNOTT
Who Died 1st June 1866
Aged 66 Years
Blessed are the Dead
Who Die in the Lord
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Spouse
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