Photo, November 2018.
John Nelson Goulty. 
1788- 1870.
Extra Mural Cemetery, Brighton. 

John Nelson Goulty, once Pastor of the Union Chapel in the Lanes, Brighton. 
Cousin to Horatio Nelson. 
He had a keen interest on improving the education in the town and along with others founded Middle Street School, the Royal British School on Eastern Road and also a school for the fishermen's children at the bottom of West Street. 
One of the four founders of the Extra Mural Cemetery in 1850, after Government Health Inspectors were concerned of the sanitary conditions of Brighton. They recommended that the burials in churchyards in the town should cease. Together with John Cordy Burrows, Amon Henry Wilds and his son Horatio Nelson Goulty they established the Brighton Extra Mural Company, acquiring 13 acres of land, kindly donated by the Marquis of Bristol.

Henry Pagden Tamplin. 
1801-1867.
Extra Mural Cemetery, Brighton.

Henry Pagden Tamplin was born in Brighton in 1801. Son of the brewer Richard Tamplin and Elizabeth Pagden. they set up their brewery behind Richmond Place and called it the Phoenix Brewery. Henry Tamplin was for many years, one of the Town Commisoners.
Henry Tamplin was also a cricketer. 

After being out on a Hunt, he dismounted his horse on the hills at Pangdean. He was chatting with his fellow hunters and staggered and fell. He died instantly. His body was taken to the Plough Inn at Patcham. He was then taken back to his home in Lennox Place, 

Brighton.  

Photo: November 2018.
William Boughton Stirling.
 1842-1887.
Extra Mural Cemetery, Brighton.

William Boughton Stirling was born in Tottenham in 1842. He was a doctor of medicine. Living at 113 Marine Parade.
Photo: November 2018.
Photo 2018
Daniel Friend.
 1816-1902.

Brighton & Preston Cemetery, Brighton . 


Daniel was a land owner and property developer in Brighton. Developing the Prestonville area and also the Elm Grove area.

1841 Daniel is living at Preston House, Preston, Brighton with his wife Eliza and son Daniel. Daniel is working as a grocer. 

1851 Daniel and his family were living in London Road, Preston. Daniel is working as a Grocer and Draper. 1861 Daniel was living with his family at 73 London Road. By 1871 Daniel and his family are living st Highlands in Stanford Road. He is now a retired Grocer.1881 we see Daniel living at Stoneleigh along Preston Road. One of the many Villas demolished along Preston Road. Daniel remained here until his death in 1902. 



Photo: 2018
John Cordy Burrows.
 1813-1876.

Extra Mural Cemetery, Brighton. 


Born and brought up in Ipswich John Cordy Burrows trained as a surgeon. He moved to Brighton in 1837. 

He raised money to erect the Victoria Fountain in the Old Steine. 

Burrows also chose the Town's motto In Deo Fidemus (In God We Trust) which we still use now. 

He served three terms as Mayor. 

In 1851 John is living at 46 Old Steine with his wife Jane and their son. 

By 1861 John is living at 62 Old Steine. 

He died at 62 Old Steine in 1876. 

He was a very well respected man in Brighton. When he died shops closed and 30,000 people lined the streets for his funeral. 




Photo 2016.
John Urpeth Rastrick.
 1780-1856.
Extra Mural Cemetery, Brighton.

Born in Morpeth, Northumberland.
John Urpeth Rastrick was a Civil Engineer who was responsible for overseeing the construction of the London to Brighton Railway amongst many others across the country. 
He died at Sayes Court, Addlestone, Surrey but buried in Brighton, presumably because of his achievements there. 

Photo: 2016

 
Photo: 2016.
John Frederick Ginnett,
 1819-1892
Extra Mural Cemetery, Brighton.

One of the oldest circus families in Europe. The Ginnett's moved to Brighton in the 1870's. Setting up their circus at Park Crescent Place. (Now Devonian Court).
In the early 1890's the family moved from Park Crescent Place to North Road where they opened the Hippodrome Theatre which later became the Eden Theatre and later the Grand.
John Ginnett died in 1892.