Eastern Cape, PORT ELIZABETH district, Van Stadens River, Woodridge College

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Eastern Cape, PORT ELIZABETH district, Van Stadens River, Woodridge College

Cemetery information:-
Information received from Lynn MacLeod:
There are two grave stones at Woodridge College which they obtained permission to move and are now propped up against the school wall.
Hannah CADLE was the mother of Elizabeth NEWTON (nee CADLE) who married Isaac NEWTON. She died 1880.

NEWTON, Hannah
Died: 17 Jun 1881
Buried: Woodridge Preparatory College, van Stadens Heights, District Port Elizabeth,Eastern Cape, RSA
Daughter of Elizabeth & Isaac Newton.

NEWTON, William
Born: 12 Mar 1813
Died: 27 Jul 1879
Buried: Woodridge Preparatory College, van Stadens Heights, District Port Elizabeth,Eastern Cape, RSA

SHEPHERD, Hannah nee CADLE
Born: 27 Jan 1826
Died: 24 Dec 1880
Buried: Woodridge Preparatory College, van Stadens Heights, District Port Elizabeth,Eastern Cape, RSA
Married name: Cadle.

NEWTON, Willie
Died: 24 Nov 1879
Buried: Woodridge Preparatory College, van Stadens Heights, District Port Elizabeth,Eastern Cape, RSA
Son of Elizabeth & Isaac Newton.

Album complete.

eGGSA captions by: Liz Graham

The GGSA Cemetery DVD only has information on the cemetery location.
Cemetery ID: 2408

Google Earth Cemetery Initiative Information:-
GPSID: 2922
GPS: -33 55.008, 25 12.217

Date: 12 Mar 2016

Contributed by: eGGSA

Size: 4 items

1. Overview Woodridge College

Date: 12 Mar 2016

Contributed by: Dave Mabin

2. The gravestones propped up against the wall

Date: 12 Mar 2016

Contributed by: Dave Mabin

CADLE Hannah 1825-1880 :: NEWTON Hannah Henry Eliza -1881

Infant daughter of Isaac & Elizabeth NEWTON

Date: 12 Mar 2016

Contributed by: Dave Mabin

NEWTON William 1813-1879 :: NEWTON Willie -1879

Willie, infant son of Isaac & Elizabeth NEWTON

Date: 12 Mar 2016

Contributed by: Dave Mabin

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