Toxteth Park Municipal Cemetery Inscriptions

Large upright white stone round top, angled sides, surmounted by a Celtic cross. In loving memory of / Mary, / the affectionate wife of / James PITTAWAY, / born 10th March 1832, / died 6th Oct. 1889. / *Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.* / *Then shall the righteous shine forth.* / Also the above / James PITTAWAY, / born 13th April 1843, died 19th Aug. 1898. / *Because I live, ye shall live also.* / Also Annie, second wife of the above James PITTAWAY, / died April 23rd 1922, aged 73. / At rest.

Large grey marble, pointed top, lying flat on its back. In / loving memory of / Caroline, / wife of Roger BARROW, / died 1st Jany 1889, aged 67 years. / Also of the above / Roger BARROW, / who died 21st April 1890, / aged 63 years.

Large sand-stone, round top, lying flat on its face. (William GRIFFITHS 53 years interred 11 July 1889, Catherine Anne GRIFFITHS 57 years interred 29 December 1898, Charles Ernest THOMAS 44 years interred 14 December 1899 and Jane Henriette Ann GRIFFITH 27 years interred 8 April 1905.)

Three white stone tiers, missing cross, badly weathered. In loving memory of / our darling child / Maude Ellen, / the dearly beloved eldest daughter of / Harry Churchill and Maud LONGMAN, / born 30th Decr 1883, died 1st Jany 1894. // In / loving memory of / my dear wife / Maud Maggie / died 8th Jan. 1896, aged 31 years. // Also / Henry Churchill, / infant son of / Harry Churchill and / Christina LONGMAN, / who died 17th July 1901, aged 14 days.

Large grey marble, pointed top with a finial, lying flat on its back. Sacred to the memory / of / George MacKENZIE, / fifth son of / Donald MacKENZIE / and Margaret Gordon. / A true highander / left Loch Broom Ross-shire, / a lad in his teens, / died in Liverpool, / 23 March 1890, / in his 49th year. / He was a most dutiful son. / A man of / high Christian character / and unswerving integrity. / *The memory of the / just is blessed.* // *I will give thee a crown of life.*

(N.B. A large unused gap exists to the next stones.)

Large upright sand-stone Celtic cross on a large base. *In sure and certain hope.* // Mary / eldest daughter / of the late / John PATON / born 20 Dec. 1833 / died 15 Nov. 1890. / Elizabeth / widow of / J. C. FITZGERALD / and also of / John PATON / born 30 Nov. 1812 / died 23 Sept. 1900. / Phoebe, fourth daughter of the above, / born 28. July 1842, died 23 March 1925. // Maria, third daughter of the above, / born 30 March 1837, died 28 Oct. 1929. // John PATON, / died 16th Oct. 1843, / aged 42 years. / Interred in the Necropolis. / David PATON, / eldest son of the above / died in Egypt, / 10th May 1863, / aged 24 years. / John PATON, / youngest son / of the above, / died 3rd April 1898, / aged 57
years. / Anna PATON, / youngest / daughter / of the above, / born 8th July 1844, / died 31st Dec. 1932. // Elizabeth, second daughter of the above / born 9 August 1835, died 2 Sept. 1932.

Large upright grey marble, pointed top, re-sited. In / loving memory of / Sarah JERRETT, / formerly of Dartmouth, / died 25th March 1893, / aged 80 years.

Large upright grey marble, straight top, square shoulders, rough-caste surround. George LAWSON, / born 30th October 1842, / died 23rd March 1912. / Frances Elizabeth, / wife of the above / George LAWSON, / born 26th November 1844, / died 6th July 1914.