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OTHER GRAVES
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| Mary Palmer (d. 1888) Esteemed confectioner |
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| Polly Baber Singer |
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| Arthur Brickwood (d. 1894) Grandson of the founder and Chairman of the famous Brickwood Brewery. |
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| Henry Burnett (d. 1899) Memorial only; buried in Dawson City after Klondike Gold Rush |
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| Mother Emma (d. 1920) Active social reformer, Deaconess and founder of The Home Of Comfort. |
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| Communal Burial Ground 24 Sisters of Nazareth who died between 1900 and 1979. |
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| John Hawkins (d. 1885) One of Conan Doyle's earliest patients whose sister became the first Mrs Doyle. |
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| Arthur Eggerton Knight (d. 1956) A Portsmouth footballer who became an England International. |
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| Martha Linington (d. 1908) Left a widow, with a forge and 17 children, she built up the coach-building firm. |
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| Henry Rutley (d. 1874) Circus Proprietor responsible for the first theatre on the current site of the Theatre Royal. |
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| Gustave de Battyany-Strattman (d. 1883) Austrian Count; died at a Newmarket Race Meeting |
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| Harry Whitman (d. 1955) One of the last inhabitants of Southsea Castle and Keeper of the Light. |
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| Fred T. Jane (d. 1916) Naval Correspondent and artist; founder/editor of Jane's Fighting Ships. |