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9th July 1926 - Aspenden - Death of the Oldest Inhabitant

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Death of the Oldest Inhabitant

"The new order changest, giving place to new." Last Saturday seveal of the pretty little girls of Aspenden accompanied their mothers and grandmothers, carrying little bunches of flowers to place on the grave of the oldest inhabitant of the village, who was being laid to rest in one of the most beautiful parts of the Churchyard.

Mrs John Plumb, affectionately known as "Old Lucy," had reached the age of 86, and sincere sympathy is felt for her husband, who well known and much respected, who is now left alone after over 60 years of married life.

He was surrounded on Saturday by relatives of his late wife, and by children and grandchildren as well as by neighbours and friends, and all will long remember the sunny afternoon, the fragrance of the beautiful floral offerings, and the feelings of sympathy and friendship and the knowledge of the loving care of those who had ministered to the last days of the beloved one who had passed away.

2nd July 1926 - Death of Jane Hall

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Buntingford

Death

The death occurred on Wednesday, June 30th, of Mrs Jane Hall, of The Alms Houses, Buntingford.

The deceased, who was 83 years of age, had resided in Buntingford all her life, and was well known and respected.

30th November 1923 - Death of Miss Sarah King

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Death

Miss Sarah King, aged 81 years, passed away at the Infirmary of the Buntingford Poor Law Institution on Saturday last.

The deceased was an eccentric person. She always dressed in white from her boots to her hat, she having sometime or other contracted an illness whilst nursing, and ever after she wore white, and was known as the "White Woman."

She had several times been transferred to her native place at Chatham, but would return to Buntingford again, stating that she preferred the Buntingford air.

21st May 1926 - Death of Lady Lushington

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Death of Lady Lushington

The death of Lady Lushington, wife of Sir Arthur Lushington, of The Hermitage, Melton, Suffolk, and Lord of the Manor of Aspenden, near Buntingford, occurred in a nursing home at Ipswich, on May 7th.

There are five memorial windows to the Lushington family in Aspenden Church.

 
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