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In Lucknow, as in other parts of the world, graves mean little to some people, but a search on the internet proves otherwise! What one will find on this blog isn't even 'a drop in the vast ocean' of tears that would have been shed if it were possible to calculate. The names, the sad poetry, quotes and expression of grief of the loved ones all being ground to dust. "...We always say that the history of a parish is in its graveyards..." Passage West (from a blog and book by Jim Murphy)

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Phyllis Fanthome 1918-1971

Sacred to the Memory
of
Mrs Phyllis Fanthome
BORN 27-7-1918
DIED 17-1-1971

Wife of Bertie Fanthome
(known by more people as
Lawyer Fanthome) and
mother of John, Peter (dec.) David, Bernard, Stephen (dec)
Phillip (dec) and Charlotte.
Later Bertie married Eunice Spencer
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Updated thanks to information
provided in a comment by
Claire Madden (granddaughter)
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Claire I always respond to comments,
as expected of a blogger, however,
of late for some unknown reason
my replies are not getting published! I would have emailed but couldn't find one for you!

1 comment:

Claire MaddenMarch 4, 2019 at 7:04 AM
This is my grandmothers grave. Her children were (eldest first), John, Peter (dec), David, Bernard, Stephen (dec), my father Phillip (dec), and Charlotte
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