Edward Berkeley Napier

1816–1902 (age 86)

Clergyman

Biography

Edward Berkeley Napier, born in 1816, devoted himself to the pastoral life of the clergy while nurturing a deep appreciation for the communities he served at All Saints and beyond. His quiet leadership and steady presence helped guide East Pennard through a period of change in the late Victorian era.

He cherished the dignity of rural parish life and left a soft-spoken example of faithful stewardship, commemorated at the Church of All Saints, East Pennard where he lies in rest.

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