Mary Jephson

1823–1892 (age 69)

Biography

Mary Jephson gave herself to philanthropic endeavours around the City, moving with quiet determination to relieve the hardships faced by poor families near St Sepulchre's. She organised collections and partnered with local parishes to keep soup kitchens and schoolrooms supplied, ensuring every donation reached those in need.

Though she avoided the spotlight, Mary Jephson's efforts built a reputation for compassion that still echoes among those who cherish the churchyard where she rests.

Also buried at St Sepulchre's Cemetery

William Riviere
1806–1876 (age 70)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
William Riviere was a painter whose graceful works and mentorship uplifted the artistic community.
Marian Hughes
1817–1912 (age 95)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
Marian Hughes was a devoted nun whose faith and kindness comforted many.
George Uglow Pope
1820–1908 (age 88)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
John Cavell
1813–1887 (age 74)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
John Cavell was a public servant whose steady leadership and concern for education left a lasting mark on his community.
Frederick Metcalfe
1815–1885 (age 70)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
Frederick Metcalfe was a devoted cleric whose patient pastoral care nurtured his parish community.
Stephen Reay
1782–1861 (age 79)
St Sepulchre's Cemetery
Stephen Reay, a devoted priest laid to rest at St Sepulchre's Cemetery, is remembered for his steadfast pastoral care.