George Nevile WYATT 2
- Born: 31 Oct 1817, Contie Province, West Bengal, India
- Christened: 10 Oct 1818, Contie Province, West Bengal, India
- Marriage (1): Augusta Warren DAUNT on 22 Aug 1848 in Dinapore, Bengal, India 1
- Died: 4 Sep 1891, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England aged 73 3
- Buried: St. Peter's Church, Leckhampton, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England
General Notes:
1881 of Lake House, Thirlestaine Road, Cheltenham, Gloucester, England Landed Proprietor
The Indiaman: OF PEEPRAH, CHAMPARUM, INDIA , MENTIONED 1871 Source: BAIS.MEMDON S 1/A WILLIAMS
Leckhampton cemetary: Those who had served the British Empire in India are well represented. Many are military, but there are civilians too. James Cox, of Thirlestaine Hall, and George Nevile Wyatt, buried in adjacent plots, had both made their fortunes as indigo planters. The widow of the latter, Mrs Augusta Wyatt, was patron of both the Leckhampton churches at the beginning of the 20th century.
From: CHELTENHAM LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY JOURNAL 23: 2007
www.stpeters-leckhampton.org.uk/our_church/history_of_leckhampton_church_book/Eminent%20Cheltonians%20buried%20in%20Leckhampton%20-%20Eric%20Miller.pdf
George Nevile Wyatt and his wife Augusta Warren Wyatt (d.1905 aged 81) lived at
Lake House in Thirlestaine Road (now owned by Cheltenham College and renamed
Southwood House).15 George Nevile Wyatt had been a churchwarden at St Luke's,
Cheltenham, but in 1884 their daughter Annie married the Reverend William Clifford
Aston, a son of the Vicar of St Luke's. In 1894 the patronage of the living at
Leckhampton was up for sale, and was bought by Mrs Wyatt (by then a widow).
When there was a vacancy in 1895 she was thus in a position to arrange the
appointment of her son-in-law as the incumbent. This act of nepotism was perhaps
forgivable, as Clifford Aston brought energy and good fellowship to the village. He is
best remembered for inspiring the building of the Parish Hall as a centre of its social
life.16
Leckhampton Cemetery:
In Loving Memory of George Neville Wyatt Of Lake House Cheltenham Who entered into rest 4th September 1891 in his 74th year "Blessed are the dead which die in The Lord"
Also of Augusta Warren Wyatt Widow of the above Who departed this life on the 4th of May 1905 in her 82nd year A devoted wife and loving mother "For ever with The Lord"
George married Augusta Warren DAUNT, daughter of Capt. Robert Gumbleton DAUNT and Hannah HARRIS, on 22 Aug 1848 in Dinapore, Bengal, India.1 (Augusta Warren DAUNT was born in 1824 in Co. Cork, Ireland, died on 4 May 1905 in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England and was buried in St. Peter's Church, Leckhampton, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England 3.)
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