Daughter of John Wightwick-Knightley and Jane Musgrave.
She was baptized on the 6th April 1808 at St. Gregory's Church, Offchurch, Leamington, Warwickshire. Until her marriage, Marianne had lived with her mother in Gloucestershire.
Marianne married the Rev. Wilfred Lawson Jarrett on the 23rd October 1839 in Wokingham, Berkshire, there were no children from the marriage.
Rev. Jarrett was Rector from 1840 - 1849 at St. Peter's, Carmerton, Somerset.
And vicar from 1849 - 1851 at Beckington, Cambridgeshire.
The Rev. Jarrett was presented to the vicarage of Offchurch, by Lord Aylesford in 1851, and he remained there until his death in 1880. Lord Aylesford died before Rev. Jarrett, but his widow, Jane, Countess of Aylesford, Marianne's niece, attended the reverend's funeral.
Pictured left is Offa House, the home where the reverend and Marianne lived, it is situated next to St Gregory's Church.
England & Wales National Probate Calendar
(Index of Wills & Administrations)1858-1966
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Marianne Wightwick Jarrett, of The Cottage, Offchurch, Leamington, widow died 18th December 1893. Probate London 10th March 1894, to the Reverend Edward James Howman, clerk, Thomas Penrice, Esquire, and William Denman Benson, Esquire, barrister at law.
Effects £18,102 4s 4d
Re-sworn January 1895 £26,137 16s 4d
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Marianne died aged 86.
Laid to rest on the 21st December.
Resting with Rev. Jarrett.
INSCRIPTION FROM PLAQUE INSIDE ST GREGORY'S CHURCH
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This organ and tablet were placed here to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Rev'd Wilfred Lawson Jarrett who died May 18th, 1880 aged 76 also of Marianne Wightwick Jarrett his wife who died December 18th, 1893 aged 86.
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PHOTO OF PLAQUE AND INSCRIPTION VERY KINDLY SUPPLIED BY JACQUI.
She was baptized on the 6th April 1808 at St. Gregory's Church, Offchurch, Leamington, Warwickshire. Until her marriage, Marianne had lived with her mother in Gloucestershire.
Marianne married the Rev. Wilfred Lawson Jarrett on the 23rd October 1839 in Wokingham, Berkshire, there were no children from the marriage.
Rev. Jarrett was Rector from 1840 - 1849 at St. Peter's, Carmerton, Somerset.
And vicar from 1849 - 1851 at Beckington, Cambridgeshire.
The Rev. Jarrett was presented to the vicarage of Offchurch, by Lord Aylesford in 1851, and he remained there until his death in 1880. Lord Aylesford died before Rev. Jarrett, but his widow, Jane, Countess of Aylesford, Marianne's niece, attended the reverend's funeral.
Pictured left is Offa House, the home where the reverend and Marianne lived, it is situated next to St Gregory's Church.
England & Wales National Probate Calendar
(Index of Wills & Administrations)1858-1966
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Marianne Wightwick Jarrett, of The Cottage, Offchurch, Leamington, widow died 18th December 1893. Probate London 10th March 1894, to the Reverend Edward James Howman, clerk, Thomas Penrice, Esquire, and William Denman Benson, Esquire, barrister at law.
Effects £18,102 4s 4d
Re-sworn January 1895 £26,137 16s 4d
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Marianne died aged 86.
Laid to rest on the 21st December.
Resting with Rev. Jarrett.
INSCRIPTION FROM PLAQUE INSIDE ST GREGORY'S CHURCH
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This organ and tablet were placed here to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Rev'd Wilfred Lawson Jarrett who died May 18th, 1880 aged 76 also of Marianne Wightwick Jarrett his wife who died December 18th, 1893 aged 86.
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PHOTO OF PLAQUE AND INSCRIPTION VERY KINDLY SUPPLIED BY JACQUI.
Daughter of John Wightwick-Knightley and Jane Musgrave.
She was baptized on the 6th April 1808 at St. Gregory's Church, Offchurch, Leamington, Warwickshire. Until her marriage, Marianne had lived with her mother in Gloucestershire.
Marianne married the Rev. Wilfred Lawson Jarrett on the 23rd October 1839 in Wokingham, Berkshire, there were no children from the marriage.
Rev. Jarrett was Rector from 1840 - 1849 at St. Peter's, Carmerton, Somerset.
And vicar from 1849 - 1851 at Beckington, Cambridgeshire.
The Rev. Jarrett was presented to the vicarage of Offchurch, by Lord Aylesford in 1851, and he remained there until his death in 1880. Lord Aylesford died before Rev. Jarrett, but his widow, Jane, Countess of Aylesford, Marianne's niece, attended the reverend's funeral.
Pictured left is Offa House, the home where the reverend and Marianne lived, it is situated next to St Gregory's Church.
England & Wales National Probate Calendar
(Index of Wills & Administrations)1858-1966
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Marianne Wightwick Jarrett, of The Cottage, Offchurch, Leamington, widow died 18th December 1893. Probate London 10th March 1894, to the Reverend Edward James Howman, clerk, Thomas Penrice, Esquire, and William Denman Benson, Esquire, barrister at law.
Effects £18,102 4s 4d
Re-sworn January 1895 £26,137 16s 4d
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Marianne died aged 86.
Laid to rest on the 21st December.
Resting with Rev. Jarrett.
INSCRIPTION FROM PLAQUE INSIDE ST GREGORY'S CHURCH
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This organ and tablet were placed here to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Rev'd Wilfred Lawson Jarrett who died May 18th, 1880 aged 76 also of Marianne Wightwick Jarrett his wife who died December 18th, 1893 aged 86.
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PHOTO OF PLAQUE AND INSCRIPTION VERY KINDLY SUPPLIED BY JACQUI.
She was baptized on the 6th April 1808 at St. Gregory's Church, Offchurch, Leamington, Warwickshire. Until her marriage, Marianne had lived with her mother in Gloucestershire.
Marianne married the Rev. Wilfred Lawson Jarrett on the 23rd October 1839 in Wokingham, Berkshire, there were no children from the marriage.
Rev. Jarrett was Rector from 1840 - 1849 at St. Peter's, Carmerton, Somerset.
And vicar from 1849 - 1851 at Beckington, Cambridgeshire.
The Rev. Jarrett was presented to the vicarage of Offchurch, by Lord Aylesford in 1851, and he remained there until his death in 1880. Lord Aylesford died before Rev. Jarrett, but his widow, Jane, Countess of Aylesford, Marianne's niece, attended the reverend's funeral.
Pictured left is Offa House, the home where the reverend and Marianne lived, it is situated next to St Gregory's Church.
England & Wales National Probate Calendar
(Index of Wills & Administrations)1858-1966
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Marianne Wightwick Jarrett, of The Cottage, Offchurch, Leamington, widow died 18th December 1893. Probate London 10th March 1894, to the Reverend Edward James Howman, clerk, Thomas Penrice, Esquire, and William Denman Benson, Esquire, barrister at law.
Effects £18,102 4s 4d
Re-sworn January 1895 £26,137 16s 4d
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Marianne died aged 86.
Laid to rest on the 21st December.
Resting with Rev. Jarrett.
INSCRIPTION FROM PLAQUE INSIDE ST GREGORY'S CHURCH
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This organ and tablet were placed here to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Rev'd Wilfred Lawson Jarrett who died May 18th, 1880 aged 76 also of Marianne Wightwick Jarrett his wife who died December 18th, 1893 aged 86.
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PHOTO OF PLAQUE AND INSCRIPTION VERY KINDLY SUPPLIED BY JACQUI.
Inscription
This organ and tablet were placed here to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Revd Wilfred Lawson Jarrett who died May 18th, 1880 aged 76 also of Marianne Wightwick Jarrett his wife who died December 18th, 1893 aged 86.
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