I believe my great-grandmother, Emma Prowse, was interred in Fulham Cemetery on March 9, 1895. The undertakers were T. Cocks and Sons of 3, New Kings's Road, Sands End, Fulham S.W.
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(sorry, Eliot)
Opening as a garden
Died
1820
Mary Roberts, d.1820
St. Martin`s Gardens
Tree eating gravestones
Creed, d. 1810
St Martin`s Gardens
Foundation stone
Elizabeth Stott, d. 1837
1816
Mrs Barbara Croall d. 1816
The Mound
1799
Straffon family gravestone
She was all that was excellent
Rededication stone
I believe my great-grandmother, Emma Prowse, was interred in Fulham Cemetery on March 9, 1895. The undertakers were T. Cocks and Sons of 3, New Kings's Road, Sands End, Fulham S.W.