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member southampton heritage federation . sharing local history with the community home heritage talks by john avery heritage talks & events in the southampton area britannia naming ceremony 2015 central hall southampton clearing up titanic myths helen duncan - tried under the witchcraft act industrial unrest in 1924 leprosy hospital in southampton lord kitchener lost on hms hampshire memories rsh hospital postcards shipping incidents southampton air accidents the southampton fryatt plaque southampton waterfront consultation steam paddle tug belmont the corfu incident at southampton docks st julien's - the french church in southampton the dartmoor mutiny the murder of caroline sophia colborne the murder of maria clements the murder of naomi kingswell the murder on s.s. melita the murder of vivian messiter the murder of william pearson the premonition vokes memorial gardens war memorials john avery is a fellow of the huguenot society of britain and ireland, a member of southampton heritage federation, city of southampton society [honorary life member], friends of southampton old cemetery [honorary life member], friends of town quay park, national federation of cemetery friends, the southampton fryatt plaque, devon family history society, west country historic omnibus & transport trust , landmark trust, national trust copyright 2018 home welcome to this heritage website sharing local history with the community this site aims to bring you familiar features but perhaps to enlighten with some facts and also a few new items that hopefully, you have not previously stumbled across. site last updated 22nd may 2018. if it is of interest i also manage a website southampton local history contact john avery southampton old cemetery an early municipal cemetery now a haven for wildlife. with the assistance of my fellow cemetery conservators geoff watts and veronica tippetts, i founded the friends of southampton old cemetery in 2003. 1912-2012 commemoration of the loss of rms titanic. 550 crew members with southampton addresses were lost on 15th april 1912. a book of remembrance is on display next to the council chamber in the civic centre and a cd copy is available to researchers at the southampton city archives, lower ground floor in the civic centre. the image is from part of the engineers' memorial. captain george smith rn the upturned boat on the top of the tomb represents the invention by george smith of the paddle box lifeboat. such a boat could be stored upside down above the paddle wheel of a ship, the shape following the contour of the cover of the wheel. the lifeboat would not therefore take up space elsewhere on the vessel. george smith was also the first commander of hms excellent at whale island, portsmouth. he persuaded the admiralty to obtain the ship so that gunnery training and innovative practices could be undertaken. as you travel to portsmouth on the m271 the gunnery school is on your right hand side, [whale island] still using the title of the ship. general juan manuel rosas this pink marble monument, in fine condition, is on the western edge of the section of the cemetery provided for the roman catholics of southampton. there has never been a chapel for this part. general rosas controlled argentina, as dictator, from 1835 but was himself forced to leave the country in 1852 taking asylum on a british warship. he arrived at devonport then travelled to southampton where he lived the remainder of his life and is remembered particularly for being an imposing figure with an imposing black cape riding around on a black horse. he lived for a time at rockstone house, 8 carlton crescent (which still stands), and later at burgess road farm which no longer exists. it is believed that he chose southampton as it was near to the residence of palmerston the foreign secretary [broadlands at romsey]. rosas wanted the ear of such a contact in case there was ever an opportunity to return to his native land. in 1861, in his absence, the argentine congress condemned general rosas to death for multiple assassinations he had instigated [probably in excess of 20,000]. in the second half of the 20th century moves were made in argentina to have his remains returned to that country and in 1972 the 1861 resolution was annulled. in 1989, the general's body was exhumed and returned to argentina, being taken up the river plate, receiving a salute from the president of the country, and then being buried in buenos aires in the same cemetery as eva peron. the general's daughter,son in law grand daughter and youngest grandson remain buried at the old cemetery in southampton. charles rawden maclean ["john ross"] this man died on the s.s. varne in 1880 when heading to southampton and is buried in southampton old cemetery. the unmarked grave in fact holds the life and story of a remarkable pioneer entwined with the history of durban in south africa. maclean was born in fraserburgh, scotland in 1815 the son of a retired sea captain. he was apprenticed at the age of 10 to james saunders king master of the mary and set sail for africa. the ship was wrecked off the natal coast and the boy survived and settled at port natal [later known as durban]. with his red hair and scottish accent he was soon noticed by the zulu chieftain shaka kasenzagakhona and he befriended him. charles remained in the community until 1828 and then returned to a life at sea. prior to that he set out on a trek, which was to last for 6 months, from port natal to the portuguese settlement of delagoa bay. the settlers at port natal were struck down with sickness and lacked supplies and medicines. maclean escorted by 30 warriors from the tribe set out with ox carts on the 300 mile journey each way. it is fairly certain that without this help that the small community of settlers would not have survived. later in 1836 maclean's experiences were recounted by one of the settlers natheniel isaacs in a series of tales of his experiences at the settlement. it is said that isaacs could not remember maclean's name and used the name "john ross" for his hero. oddly though his memory lapsed on the name he gave the boy's age as about 15 years which in reality seems more probable against a 12 year old undertaking the trek. the book sold well particularly back in maclean's homeland in scotland but maclean himself never relished the hero status or his assumed identity of john ross. after 10 years at sea, maclean gained his master's certificate but unfortunately on his first command his ship went onto rocks when he fell asleep at the wheel after long deprivation of sleep. he survived and continued his sea career and was noted for his anti-slavery views. in durban there is a large commemorative statue to john ross, a large commercial building and a highway are named after him. there was a famous salvage tug built 1976 [at the time one of the most powerful tugs in the world] named john ross. it is open to question as to which john ross the ship took its name as sir john ross rn the famous arctic explorer [ross strait] is an equal contender. at the old cemetery there appears that there was no headstone and the friends of southampton old cemetery and the fraserburgh heritage centre have worked closely together to raise funds for a commemorative headstone to be placed on the grave. on 2nd may 2009 a service of rededication of the grave was held, the unmarked grave was draped with the flag of south africa and the new headstone with the flag of scotland, the sea cadets attended and a kilted bagpiper played a lament and the mayor councillor brian parnell introduced the event. congratulations to the friends of southampton old cemetery and fraserburgh heritage centre for arranging this historic commemoration with the support of other local historians and conservationists and the nhs trust owning the rsh hospital chapel, i founded friends of rsh hospital chapel in 2009. due to major changes in the nhs , the ownership of the chapel pass

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