Toxteth Park Municipal Cemetery Inscriptions

Small upright white stone, curved top, lower square shoulders. In / loving memory of / my dear wife / Evelyn Vearncombe PRICE / who passed away 1st April 1955 / aged 50 years.

Small upright white stone, straight top, one lower square shoulder, one raised square shoulder/flower pot. In loving memory of / our dear father / Wm Henry EARP, / who passed away 25th Aug. 1927. / Also Ethel Janetta EARP, / who passed away 26th July 1932.

Medium upright black marble, straight top, square shoulders. In loving memory of / Richard WITHE / died 9th July 1955 / aged 55 years. / Also Ada BIRD / born 7.9.1904 died 16.11.1986. / Aged 82 years. / Sadly missed. / Also Gertrude (Trudy) BINNS / (nee BIRD) / born 23.9.1909 died 23.7.1999. / Aged 89 years. / In our hearts you will always stay, / loved and remembered every day. / Miss you mum xxxxx

Small upright white stone, low pointed top, lower angled shoulders. In / loving memory of / Frances Gertrude GILMOUR / died 14th May 1928, aged 44 years.

Medium upright white stone, straight top, lower square shoulders, scroll façade. In / loving remembrance of / William Henry PEMBERTON, / who passed on / 31st March 1934. / Also of his dear wife / Ann, / who passed on 18th May 1915.

Large upright thin square black marble column on a tiered base, surmounted by an urn. In ever / affectionate and / loving remembrance of / Arthur Stafford / Wallace BAIN, / who fell asleep July 19th 1925, / aged 56 years. / *Across the bar.* / Also of / Isabel Alice, / dearly beloved and / devoted wife of the above, / who was called away / to Jesus April 24th 1928, / aged 58 years. / *Sadly missed.* / *O for the touch of a vanished / hand, / a look at dear faces we / loved, / and the sound of sweet voices / that are still. / Deep in our thoughts their / faces we see, / and still always in treasured / memory remain.* / Always kind and loving, patient / and brave in their illness to / the end. / *Blessed are the pure in heart, / for they shall see God.* // Also of / Private Gordon BAIN, / their eldest and dearly / loved son / 1st Battalion Cheshire Regt. / who was killed in action in / the Great War / September 2nd 1918, at La Basse, / aged 18 years. / And was interred in Vaulx Hill / British Cemetery, France. / Gave his life for freedom and / honour, / life;s work well done, met to / part no more, / their earthy course is done and / labour;s o;er, / from sorrow they are free: / the battle;s fought, the victory / won, / all honour, Lord, to thee. / *Father in Thy gracious keeping, / leave we now our loved ones / sleeping.* // Also of / Alfred BAIN, / eldest brother, / who fell asleep Dec. 23rd 1934, / aged 70 years. / (Who erected this monument) / *Peace perfect peace.* // BAIN / *Not ours but Thy will be done O Lord.* / Erected by sorrowing Fred and Wallace.

Medium upright white stone, curved top, lower square shoulders. In / loving memory of / John, / beloved husband of / Eliza BOULTER, / who died 10th August 1925, / aged 69 years. / Also Eliza, / beloved wife of the above, / who died 15th August 1937, / aged 80 years. / Also William H. LEE, / who died 23rd August 1959, aged 52 years. / Dearly loved by his wife Janet. / Janet LEE, June 30th 1989

Large upright black marble, pointed top, square shoulders. In loving memory of / Edgar, / who died Aug. 10th 1922, in his 23rd year. / Also Christopher George, / (Cpl. R.G.A.) / who died Feb. 13th 1919, in his 24th year. / The beloved sons of / Christopher & Margaret BARROW. / *Peace perfect peace.* / Also Goerge William BARROW, / died Feb. 26th 1933, aged 38 years. // BARROW.