Anne Palmer

1760–1838 (age 78)

Biography

Anne Palmer, born in 1760, was known among neighbours for her steady kindness, the quiet strength with which she sustained her household, and the manner in which she welcomed travellers to Sandy, offering hospitality that lifted spirits and reinforced the bonds of the congregation.

She devoted herself to the care of widows and children in the parish, supporting the weekly gatherings at St Swithun and leaving a legacy of faithful service when she passed in 1838 and was reunited with her loved ones in the churchyard there.

Also buried at Church of St Swithun, Sandy

Francis Pym
1849–1927 (age 78)
Church of St Swithun, Sandy
Francis Pym was a steadfast parishioner whose quiet labors supported the folks of Sandy and the Church of St Swithun.
Francis Pym
1756–1833 (age 77)
Church of St Swithun, Sandy
Lady Jane Leslie-Melville
1796–1848 (age 52)
Church of St Swithun, Sandy
Francis Pym
1922–2008 (age 86)
Church of St Swithun, Sandy
Thomas Hooke Pearson
1806–1892 (age 86)
Church of St Swithun, Sandy
Thomas Hooke Pearson (1806-1892) was a British individual from Tattenhall buried at the Church of St Swithun in Sandy.
Francis Pym
1790–1860 (age 70)
Church of St Swithun, Sandy
Francis Pym was a steadfast community figure whose faithful service is remembered at the Church of St Swithun, Sandy.