Julia Eliza Llewelyn

1821–1822 (age 1)

Biography

Julia Eliza Llewelyn was a young child whose brief life touched those around her in early 19th century Calcutta. Born in 1821, she lived only a single year before her untimely passing, a poignant reminder of the high infant mortality rates that characterized the era.

Though her time on earth was fleeting, Julia Eliza's memory is honored at South Park Street Cemetery, where she rests among the many souls who formed the British community in India. Her short life remains a testament to the vulnerabilities of childhood in that distant time and place.

Also buried at South Park Street Cemetery

Edward Anthony Hull
1817–1817 (age 0)
South Park Street Cemetery
Edward Anthony Hull (b. 1817) was a resident of Calcutta whose life was lived during the early Victorian era.
Grace Metcalfe
1795–1824 (age 29)
South Park Street Cemetery
Grace Metcalfe (1795-1824) was a British woman who lived in colonial India and was buried at Kolkata's South Park Street...
Mary Berrie
d. 1833
South Park Street Cemetery
Stephen Charles Allan
d. 1826
South Park Street Cemetery
Janet Ruth Remfry
d. 1902
South Park Street Cemetery
Charles Weston
1731–1809 (age 78)
South Park Street Cemetery
Charles Weston (1731–1809) was a long-lived member of the British expatriate community in colonial Calcutta.