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ANN BENNETT

Reflectance Transformation Imagery

SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF

ANN BENNETT

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

OCTOBER 27TH 1863

AGED 64 YEARS

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THIS STONE IS ERECTED IN PRAISE OF THE LAMB

THE FIRST AND THE LAST THE GLORIOUS I AM

REDEEMED ..... HIS OWN PRECIOUS BLOOD

..............IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD​

Ann Bennett, the daughter of John and Elizabeth Bennett (nee Suffield) was born in Beaulieu in 1799. She was baptised at church there on 30th January 1799.

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Aged 21, she was baptised on 13 Jun 1820 to become a member of East Boldre's Baptist church.

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The 1841 census shows her living with her older brother Charles, a shoe maker, in Beaulieu Street.​ In 1851 she still lived in Beaulieu, but was working as a baker. Her brother Charles, niece (Caroline, 17) and nephew (Benjamin, 5) were lodging with her. Ann and Charles' businesses are also listed in the Post Office directory of 1855

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In 1861 she was still living in Beaulieu and working as a baker with her brother Charles. Another nephew, Charles, a sailor was also lodging with her.

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She was buried at the chapel by the Rev John Bartlett Burt on 1st November 1863.

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Unfortunately, the epitaph is not completely readable due to erosion even from the RTI imaging.​​

3D photogrammetry model

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