Toxteth Park Municipal Cemetery Inscriptions

Large upright sand-stone, curved top. In loving memory of / James TAYLOR, / who departed this life 11th May 1894, / aged 27 years. / *O! for the touch of a vanished hand, / and the sound of a voice that is still.* / Also of my beloved husband / Richard TYLER, / who died 14th March 1899, / aged 68 years. / *At rest.* / Also Margaret, / widow of the above Richard TYLER, / who died 17th February 1901, / aged 62 years. / *The Lord is my Shepherd.* / Also Elizabeth, (Lil) / youngest and beloved daughter of the above, / who died 25th Decr 1906, / aged 34 years. / Free from all sorrow grief and pain, / our loss is her eternal gain.

Large upright sand-stone, arched top, small lower square shoulders. In loving memory of / our dear grand-mother / Agnes THOMPSON, / who departed this life 16th March 1897, / in her 91st year. / At rest. / Also Agnes, / grand-daughter of the above / and beloved wife of / Robert C. TAIT, / born 15th April 1915. / *Her children shall rise up / and call her blessed.* / Also / Capt. Robt. Cowie TAIT, / died 20th Dec. 1932, / aged 89 years. / *Safe home in port.*

Large grey marble, pointed top, lying flat on its back. In loving memory of / Albert Edward, / the beloved son of / James W. and Mary J. MENZIES, / who died 12th August 1896, / aged 5 months. / *Suffer little children to come unto Me, / and forbid them not, for of such is the / kingdom of heaven.* / Also the above / James Woodrow, / dearly beloved husband of / Mary J. MENZIES, / who passed away 2nd February 1926, / aged 61 years. / *He giveth His beloved sleep.* / Also Mary, / dear wife of James Woodrow, / died 24th July 1936, aged 70 years.

Two white stone tiers, missing cross and a white stone lying flat on its face below turf. William ROBINS. / A token of respect and esteem / from the employees of the / M. C & T. C. Longsight, / Manchester / Jan 1897.

Large upright sand-stone, arched top, small lower square shoulders. In loving memory of / Mary Jane, / the beloved wife of William EVANS, / who died 18th March 1897, / aged 25 years. / *Pass me not, O gentle Saviour.*
Q 4 QUILLIAM. (G.E.816)
Large grey marble, round top, lying flat on its back. In loving memory / of / John Owen QUILLIAM, / who died 10th March 1897, / aged 44 years.

Large sand-stone, arched top, small lower square shoulders, lying flat on its back, very badly weathered. In loving memory / of / William / the beloved husband of / Mary Jane SKAE, / who died 25th July 1897, / aged 65 years. / Also Isabella, / the beloved wife of / William BAKER, / and eldest daughter of the above, / who died 2nd January 1909, / aged 46 years. / Also Mary Jane SKAE, / beloved wife of …???… / who died 4th July 1913, / aged 75 years.

Large upright sand-stone, small round top, lowered curved shoulders. In loving memory / of / William Hall McMILLAN, / who died Feby 10th 1889, / aged 32 years. / Shall we all meet at home in the morning. / Interred at the Necropolis. / Also Margaret, sister of the above, / who died June 1st 1914, in her 54th year. / *On the shores of the crystal sea.* / Also Elizabeth Ann, / wife of the above William McMILLAN, / who died 30th September 1927, aged 69 years. / *With the loved ones who long have been waiting.*