Ellen, the daughter of William and Jane (nee Smith) Mills was born in Pailton, Warwichshire. She married Francis Andrews at Barnes Church, Barnes England on September 11, 1859. Together, they had 10 children, 9 of whom lived to adulthood. Their son William George Mills Andrews who died at the age of 4, on November 19, 1879 is interned with Ellen.
Originally interned in what is today known at the St. Mary's Extension this cemetery fell into disrepair during the two world wars, and by the late 1950's it was handed over to the care of what became the London Borough of Sutton. As almost all the grave markers had fallen, broken or been vandalized, the plots were cleared and those salvageable were used to create a wall or lain flat as pictured. The family picture of Ellen and William's resting place and marker are pictured here.
Burial: [Edit]
St Mary the Virgin Churchyard and Extension
Beddington, England
Originally interned in what is today known at the St. Mary's Extension this cemetery fell into disrepair during the two world wars, and by the late 1950's it was handed over to the care of what became the London Borough of Sutton. As almost all the grave markers had fallen, broken or been vandalized, the plots were cleared and those salvageable were used to create a wall or lain flat as pictured. The family picture of Ellen and William's resting place and marker are pictured here.
Burial: [Edit]
St Mary the Virgin Churchyard and Extension
Beddington, England
Ellen, the daughter of William and Jane (nee Smith) Mills was born in Pailton, Warwichshire. She married Francis Andrews at Barnes Church, Barnes England on September 11, 1859. Together, they had 10 children, 9 of whom lived to adulthood. Their son William George Mills Andrews who died at the age of 4, on November 19, 1879 is interned with Ellen.
Originally interned in what is today known at the St. Mary's Extension this cemetery fell into disrepair during the two world wars, and by the late 1950's it was handed over to the care of what became the London Borough of Sutton. As almost all the grave markers had fallen, broken or been vandalized, the plots were cleared and those salvageable were used to create a wall or lain flat as pictured. The family picture of Ellen and William's resting place and marker are pictured here.
Burial: [Edit]
St Mary the Virgin Churchyard and Extension
Beddington, England
Originally interned in what is today known at the St. Mary's Extension this cemetery fell into disrepair during the two world wars, and by the late 1950's it was handed over to the care of what became the London Borough of Sutton. As almost all the grave markers had fallen, broken or been vandalized, the plots were cleared and those salvageable were used to create a wall or lain flat as pictured. The family picture of Ellen and William's resting place and marker are pictured here.
Burial: [Edit]
St Mary the Virgin Churchyard and Extension
Beddington, England
Family Members
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
