Toxteth Park Municipal Cemetery Inscriptions

Large upright sand-stone, small round top, lower stepped curved shoulders. Sacred / to / the memory of / Thomas RILEY, / who departed this life January 18th 1857, / aged 56 years. / He sleeps in Jesus free from toil, / affliction pain and care, / his life and worth still calls aloud, / for you meet him there. / Also Elizabeth, / the beloved wife of the above, / who departed this life December 22nd 1860 / aged 69 years. / Also Emily QUAYLE, who departed this life / April 9th 1859, aged 6 years and 7 months. / Also Mary Elizabeth QUAYLE, who departed / this life May 19th 1859, aged 2 years & 5 months. / Also Thomas Follows RILEY, who departed / this life Jany 1861, aged 3 years & 4 months. /
Grand-children of the above. / In loving memory of / Thomas RILEY, / who departed this life 23rd Dec. 1885, / aged 57 years. / *Thy will be done.* / Also Emma, the beloved wife of the above / who departed this life 28th April 1891, / aged 59 years.

Large grey marble, larger pointed top, lying broken and flat on its back. In loving memory of / Robert MORROW, / born 15th Jan. 1800, died 19th Jan. 1867. / Also Elizabeth his wife, / born 13th Oct. 1807, died 10th April 1872. / Adeliza Knowles, / wife of John MORROW of Liverpool, / and daughter in law of the above, / born 1st Dec. 1835, died 8th April 1878. / *Night dews fall not more gently to the ground, / nor weary worn out winds expire so soft.* / Also the children of John and A. K. MORROW, / Edith, born 10th Nov. 1857, died 17th March 1858. / Robert, born 3rd Dec. 1862, died 27th Jan 1864. / Frederick, born 12th Oct. 1864, died 14th April 1871. / *He shall gather the lambs with His arms.* / Also the above John MORROW, / born 20th June 1827, died 16th Oct. 1906.

Large upright grey marble, pointed top, square shoulders. In loving memory / of / my dear husband. / Captain Peter SLAUGHTER / who entered into rest 5. May 1889, / in his 78th year. / *His end was peace.* / Also Mary, / widow of the above / who peacefully passed away / 27. February 1903, in her 74th year. / Also William EARLE, / brother of the
above / who entered into his eternal rest / 27. May 1907, aged 75 years. / *Peace perfect peace.* / Also Frances, / widow of William EARLE, / who departed this life / 11. December 1912, aged 79 years. / *Until the day break and the / shadows flee away.*

Four white stone tiers, broken cross lying flat in front. In memoriam / Thomas Edwards / LIVINGSTON, / died 1st January 1888, / in his third year. / Also Arthur E. SCOTT / eldest son of Alfred E. & Hilda SCOTT, / died 7th Sep.
1938, aged 26 years. / At rest. // Also / in / loving memory of / W. J. LIVINGSTON / [Master Mariner] / father of T. E. LIVINGSTON / who died 10th April 1894, / aged 35 years. / And was interred in the English / Cemetery
Rio-de-Janiero. // Also / Joseph, / beloved husband / of / Mary C. STEWART, / died 3rd Sept. 1915, / aged 63 years. / *Rest in the Lord.* / Also the above / Mary C. STEWART, / died 21st July 1949, aged 85 years.

Large pink marble, crenellated pointed top, lying broken and flat on its back. In / loving memory of / William Edwin, / second son of Walter HARRIS, / Cressington Park, Aigburth, / who died 3rd March 1887, / aged 28 years. / Also of Jessie Louisa, / youngest daughter, / who died 2nd February 1889, / aged 18 years. / Also Thomas Henry, / eldest son, / who died 21st September 1899, / aged 42 years. / Also the above / Walter HARRIS, / who died 30th June 1901, / aged 76 years. / Also Jane, / wife of the above Walter HARRIS, / who died 29th March 1905, / aged 74 years. / Also Maria Jane DAVIES, / second daughter of the above / and wife of the late W. H. DAVES, of Manchester, / died 29th July 1909.