This list is based on the book « The Inscriptions of the Old British Cemetery of Leghorn » by Gery Milner-Gibson-Cullum and Francis Campbell Macauley, Giusti, Livorno, 1906. The order of the burials follows the original order of the book. The first part of the list (black) contains Englishmen and Americans, the last part of the list ( blue) are people from other nationalities. Married women have both their surnames; I used the form: ‘married name’ née ‘former name’ if this can be clearly deducted from the inscription. The date of death is the one that appears on the funeral inscription as reported by the 1906 book. An asterisk beside the date indicates that the person has then been removed from Livorno. An exclamation mark indicates a correction apported by further knowledge (i.e. internet users, researches, etc…), followed by the correction.
Places :
L = Livorno ; P = Pisa ; F = Firenze ; Lu = Lucca ; BdL = Bagni di Lucca ; BdM = Bagni di Montecatini ;
? = Death place not explicitely specified on the funeral inscription.
| Name | Death | Place |
| Alexander MACKEY | 1817 | ? |
| W. TREVELYAN | 1835 | ? |
| Emma Matilda OLIVER née MORGAN | 1837 | P |
| Andrew McKEY | 1820 | L |
| Elisabeth PAUL | 1830 | ? |
| Hannah SCALES | 1821 | ? |
| Christiana MACKENZIE | 1819 | ? |
| Samuel CHAPPELL | 1824 | F |
| Marianna CRUMP | 1837 | ? |
| Alexander MITCHELL | 1836 | P |
| John Frederick DAVIES | 1819 | ? |
| John GILCHRIST | 1821 | ? |
| John Abernethy BROWNE | 1819 | L |
| William BANCUTT (BAUCUTT) | 1834 | P |
| G. William FORREST | 1818 | ? |
| Thomas RAE | 1819 | P |
| John CORNE | 1718 | ? |
| James Digges CHAMBERS | 1819 | P |
| George W. RENNER | 1790 | ? |
| Anne SMOLLETT née LASCELLES | 1791 | ? |
| Anne RENNER née CURRY | 1811 | ? |
| John WEBSTER | 1834 | P |
| Hannah DAVIES | 1821 | ? |
| Rachel CROSS née VILLETTES | 1836 | Lu |
| Eleanor Grace CROSS | 1822 | ? |
| Rachel CROSS | 1832 | ? |
| Mary Matilda CROSS | 1835 | ? |
| William CROSS | 1834 | ? |
| Sarah COSGROVE | 1834 | P |
| Edmund John Jackson WING | 1838 | L |
| William EDWARDS | 1831 | L |
| Jane THOMPSON née ? | 1835 | L |
| George THOMPSON | 1835 | L |
| Elizabeth BROOKE | 1838 | P |
| William THOMPSON | 1795 | ? |
| James WATT | 1821 | L |
| Richard GWILLYM | 1818 | BdL |
| Claude de Neufville CLIFTON | 1834 | ? |
| Frances CLIFTON née ? | 1836 | Genève |
| Sarah GORE née BURTON | 1818 | F |
| Elizabeth DUNN | 1830 | ? |
| Joseph CROSBY | 1822 | ? |
| Catherine BURGESS née BEAUCLERK | 1803 | ? |
| John Mordaunt JOHNSON | 1815 | ? |
| Ann BLOOM née ? | 1835 | L |
| Jane DUCCI née PERKINS | 1818 | L |
| Francis NORTH | 1817 | P |
| Howe BROWNE | 1822 | F |
| Angiola CORGIALEGNO | 1838 | P |
| Mary Anne CRANBOURNE | 1835 | Serravezza |
| Christopher SCOTT | 1837 | P |
| Charlotte Ann BLENNERHASSETT | 1834 | P |
| William MACNAB | 1833 | P |
| Jane Isabella BUTLER née ? | 1828 | F |
| James Broughton PILLANS | 1835 | ? |
| Jane PILLANS | 1837 | ? |
| Sarah MOORES | 1802 | ? |
| William MOORES | 1804 | ? |
| Sarah MOORES née ? | 1808 | L |
| Charlotte Mary Margaret PLUNKETT | 1816 | F |
| Charlotte Louisa PLUNKETT née ? | 1818 | P |
| Robert NICHOLSON | 1820 | Napoli |
| Richard HAYES | 1758 | ? |
| Lydia HARRISON née ? | 1823 | L |
| Jane GRAVEN [CRAVEN] | 1819 | ? |
| Henry West CRAVEN | 1820 | ? |
| William CRAVEN | 1820 | ? |
| Mary GASPERINI née BILLINGTON | 1813 | F |
| William CAIN | 1778 | ? |
| William AEDY | ? | ? |
| Gertrude Florence ELLICE | 1821 | P |
| James STEUART | 1737 | L |
| John AIKMAN | 1752 | L |
| Adolphus Frederick THELLUSSON | 1822 | F |
| Thomas PANTON | 1796 | L |
| Mary Antoinette Emelie PANTON | 1801 | L |
| Louisa Ann Margaret Mary PANTON | 1795 | L |
| Margaret PANTON née ? | 1771 | L |
| Thomas Douglas PANTON | 1759 | ? |
| (3 sons & 2 daughers of John&Anne CHESSELL) | 1757-1763 | ? |
| Anthony LEFROY | 1779 | L |
| William Robert BROUGHTON | 1821 | F |
| Henry HEWITT | 1756 | ? |
| Hugh HAIGH | 1821 | F |
| Agnes Catharine THOMSON | 1821 | ? |
| George DICKIE | 1820 | ? |
| Henrietta Cockburn DICKIE | 1822 | ? |
| Louisa Caroline BONNIN | 1821 | ? |
| Richard PETERSON | 1790 | ? |
| Henry Palmer BONNIN | 1833 | L |
| Mary DICKIE née ? | 1831 | ? |
| James Wentworth MURRAY | 1821 | F |
| John ARTHER | 1684 | ? |
| Arthur ASHFIELD | 1665 | ? |
| Henry BROWN | 1664 | ? |
| Mary Ann POLHILL née CLEE | 1827 | ? |
| Augustus John POLHILL | 1821 | ? |
| Robert George POLHILL | 1786 | ? |
| Robert Samuel Palmer POLHILL | 1789 | ? |
| Robert POLHILL | 1813 | ? |
| Robertina Eloisa PORTER | 1792 | ? |
| John Charles Frederick PORTER | 1796 | ? |
| Hester GOSFRIGHT née TERRYL [TYRREL] | 1676 | ? |
| Louisa Helen DOWN née ? | 1826 | F |
| Louisa BECKFORD née RIVERS | 1791 | F |
| Aloysia BECKFORD | 1788 | ? |
| Penelope RIVERS née ATKINS | 1795 | ? |
| Mary CAPEL née ? | 1840 | P |
| Jane Harriot BECHER | 1751 | ? |
| (daughter of John&Mary BECHER) | 1749 | ? |
| Jane Harriot BECHER | 1751 | ? |
| George DAVIS | 1705 | L |
| Thomas THOMPSON | 1707 | ? |
| Margaret WALPOLE née ROLLE | 1781 | P |
| George CLARKE | 1661 | ? |
| John BRADLEY | 1661 | ? |
| Thomas BROOKS | 1837 | ? |
| John MICKLETHWAIT | 1753 | ? |
| Jane CLEATHING née WILSON | 1765 | L |
| William ELTON | 1838 | L |
| Everard HUTCHESON | 1762 | L |
| Robert SEDGWICK | 1788 | ? |
| Anne FOOT | 1820 | P |
| David GREIG | 1762 | ? |
| Louisa BULL | 1818 | F |
| William FOOT | 1820 | P |
| Charles COOK | 1804 | L |
| Charles SMITH | 1791 | L |
| Menzies HOLLAND | 1820 | L |
| William NORTON | 1772 | ? |
| Catherine ALEXANDER | 1736 | L |
| Thomas Plowden SLANEY | 1819 | F |
| James CRAWFORD | 1820 | ? |
| (3 sons & 1 daughter of Ichabod&Mary BRONWICH) | 1719 | ? |
| Voldemar FREE | 1736 | L |
| John BAYLEY | 1710 | ? |
| Christopher HANBURY | 1716 | ? |
| Thomas POOKE | 1728 | ? |
| Julia Phoebe LEFROY | 1739 | ? |
| John Benjamin LEFROY | 1748 | ? |
| Caesar GODFREY | 1727 | ? |
| George COLLINGS | 1712 | ? |
| Thomas BLACKWELL | 1747 | ? |
| George LAMB | 1719 | ? |
| Lewis BLAQUIERE | 1754 | ? |
| John WOOD | 1652 ? | ? |
| Samuel HUDSON | 1727 | ? |
| Morgan KEMPTHORNE | 1681 | ? |
| Humphrey SIDNEY | 1676 | ? |
| Cordelia STANTON née ? | 1737 | ? |
| Francis Thomas HARRIMAN | 1762 | ? |
| Jacob AYTON | 1720 | ? |
| Robert PERRYMAN | 1764 | L |
| William BROOKE | 1747 | L |
| Margaret Jane MOUNTCASHELL née KING | 1835 | ? |
| James HOWE | 1760 ? | ? |
| Gio. DANIELLE | 1658 | ? |
| George William TIGHE | 1837 | P |
| J. F. GOLDSWORTHY | 1739 | ? |
| George BAINBRIDGE | 1714 | ? |
| Gilbert SERLE | 1712 | ? |
| Christopher PARKER | 1693 | ? |
| John HARRIMAN | 1717 | ? |
| John HORSEY | 1736 | ? |
| Joseph WHEAKE | 1739 | ? |
| John James DICK | 1796 | ? |
| James HARRIMAN | 1738 | ? |
| William GOTT | 1741 | L |
| Daniel GOULD | 1732 | ? |
| Thomas DORMAN | 1709 | L |
| Nathaniel CAPELL | 1744 | ? |
| John ARCHER | 1791 | F |
| James YONG | ? | ? |
| Leonard DIGGES | 1646 | ? |
| William Alexander MAUDE | 1823 | ? |
| Sarah Holme MAUDE | 1828 | ? |
| Godfrey Holme MAUDE | 1832 | ? |
| Mary Anne MYLREA | 1837 | L |
| Archibald BUCHANAN | 1822 | P |
| Joseph Burgess SPENCER | 1834 | L |
| Robert BATEMAN | 1743 | ? |
| Mary LANE née ? | 1790 | ? |
| Simon HOLDER | 1754 | ? |
| James BROWN | 1824 | P |
| Chapman DYNE | 1824 | ? |
| Philippe Auguste DUQUERVE ? [DUCHERY] | 1746 | ? |
| John BARKER | 1772 | ? |
| Martin COBBE | 1755 | ? |
| Josias TYLNEY | 1774 | ? |
| Harriet Etruria LONG | 1776 | L |
| John THOMPSON | 1661 | ? |
| Wentworth Haden BOWYER | 1839 | P |
| (no inscription) | – | ? |
| Mary Ann RAGUENEAU née LANE | 1793 | ? |
| Theophilus LANE | 1792 | ? |
| Daniel RAGUENEAU | 1805 | ? |
| Arabella HAY née ? | 1819 | Rome |
| William John CROSBIE | 1824 | F |
| John CLIFFORD | 1779 | Tivoli |
| W. Berdmore LAGDEN | 1819 | L |
| John BYRON | 1770 | L |
| Eve WILLIAMS | 1746 | ? |
| John DARBY | 1790 | ? |
| George DARBY | 1817 | ? |
| Eliza DARBY née ? | 1837 | ? |
| Richard HOCKENHULL | 1676 | ? |
| James MELVILL | 1742 | ? |
| Thomas WILSON | 1773 | L |
| Thomas BENSON | 1778 | ? |
| Andrew JORDAN | 1829 | Lu |
| John DAVISE | 1819 | ? |
| Thomas WINDER | 1733 | ? |
| James CLEGG | – | ? |
| George CHETHAM | 1700 | ? |
| William RAE | 1837 | ? |
| William Henry LAMBTON | 1797 | ? |
| Fanny Julia DUNNETT née JENNINGS | 1836 | Pietrasanta |
| David MORRISON | 1817 | ? |
| William Dean POYNTZ | 1789 | L |
| Brigitta BANKES née ? | 1659 | ? |
| Mathilda LOCKHART née ? | 1769 | F |
| James PARTRIDGE | 1813 | L |
| Marian CAILLER | 1806 | L |
| Margaret Mary FELSTED | 1833 | L |
| Jane Hyde DUCAREL née ? | 1802 | ? |
| Christiana SHAWE née ? | 1803 | ? |
| J. C. H. | 1827 | F |
| Ann Matilda DONALL ! [McDouall] | 1830 | P |
| John BIELBY | 1837 | ? |
| Elizabeth Catharine BARNETT née MARKHAM | 1820 | F |
| William MACKENSIE | 1819 | F |
| Daniel HAWLEY | 1823 | L |
| Anne REESE | 1820 | L |
| Anne Dickason TEMPLE-BOWDOIN | 1812 | L |
| Ralph Inman REED | 1812 | P |
| Charlotte HAYES | 1817 | P |
| Mary TEMPLE-BOWDOIN née DICKASON | 1821 | P |
| John DOUGLAS | 1797 | F |
| Ann Esther JAGO | 1831 | ? |
| William Woodhead JAGO | 1810 | L |
| Ann Cory JAGO | 1818 | L |
| William Henry HEYER | 1828 | ? |
| Charles Christopher TUTHILL | 1839 | P |
| Catherine Charlton MORRIS née POST | 1828 | P |
| Elisabeth FRASCHE née ? | 1800 | F |
| Elisabeth Susannah FAULKNER | 1821 | F |
| William S. WILLIS | 1833 | L |
| James STOPFORD | 1823 | P |
| Lucy Perronet BARKER | 1823 | F |
| Henrietta RICKETTS née TEMPEST | 1838 * | F |
| Caroline Julia DANSEY | 1839 | P |
| Elizabeth CORGIALEGNO née HARRIS | 1833 | P |
| Bolling Buckner Africanus STITH | 1822 | L |
| Charles COOKE Junior | 1804 | L |
| John MEGIT | 1814 | F |
| Catharine MEGIT | 1804 | F |
| Julie HOOFFSTETTER | 1815 | F |
| William ORR | 1786 | L |
| Martha WYLIE née MORISON | 1822 | F |
| George Oswald SYM | 1821 | L |
| William OWEN | 1823 | L |
| Johnston HODDART | 1795 | L |
| Augustus Lester GARLAND | 1839 | Marseille |
| Amy Eliza GARLAND | 1848 | ? |
| Maria Gertrude GARLAND | 1837 | ? |
| James M. KNIGHT | 1802 | L |
| Thomas GAMBLE | 1818 | P |
| Judith Anna CULLEN | 1821 | Siena |
| Tobias SMOLLETT | 1773 | L |
| Henry HAL | ? | ? |
| (Qui aspicis hunc tumulum…) | – | ? |
| Odoardo BEALE | 1660 | L |
| Roger HOWE | 1672 | L |
| Ann BURGES née ROBERTS | 1793 | ? |
| Theodore LUDERS | 1785 | L |
| Wilhelmina Wallner DUNN | 1838 | ? |
| Jane BONELL née ? | – | ? |
| George Webb GOWER | 1826 | ? |
| Penelope Susanna CUMBERLAND née BERTIE | 1828 | P |
| John Webb JAMES | 1835 | L |
| Lucius Frederic COTTREL | 1836 | P |
| Philip MAGOVERN | 1839 | ? |
| Lydia WHITEHEAD | 1822 | BdL |
| Abigail HARWOOD | 1822 | L |
| John Mansel Dawkin ALEXANDER | 1826 | F |
| Emma Mary WOOD née WARRINGTON | 1829 | P |
| Grace HARDY | 1829 | P |
| Elisabeth Janet CAMPBELL | 1829 | P |
| Honoria STACPOOLE née ? | 1820 | Lu |
| Richard STARKE | 1794 | P |
| Richard Mountney JEPHSON | 1824 | F |
| Robert WAINWRIGHT | 1824 | L |
| William SLADE | 1826 | F |
| Hugh FALCONAR | 1829 | ? |
| Mary FALCONAR | 1822 | ? |
| Lauchlan MACLEAN | 1829 | ? |
| Mary CAMPBELL née MACLEAN | 1829 | ? |
| Elizabeth ROSS | 1827 | Siena |
| Edward LANGMORE | 1825 | L |
| Jessy Jane SETON | 1831 | ? |
| Selina MARRIOTT | 1835 | P |
| Charles ALCOCK | 1795 | ? |
| Helen CROKAT | 1827 | ? |
| E. A. CROKAT née ? | 1825 | L |
| Emma Christiana CROKAT | 1825 | ? |
| Peter CROKAT | 1822 | L |
| Thomas GUGY | 1825 | L |
| John BLACK | 1830 | P |
| John ROWE | 1833 | BdL |
| James HAYGARTH | 1778 | ? |
| Mary PUNSHON | 1835 | ? |
| John CHORLTON | 1837 | L |
| Mary L. HARRIS née ? | 1830 | P |
| Thomas GUDGEON | 1819 | P |
| Henry HUDSON | 1819 | ? |
| John Henry VAUGHAN | 1833 | L |
| George Gore Maitland MILLER | 1802 | ? |
| Mary MORGELL | 1817 | ? |
| Catherine ATKINS née d’ESTERRE | 1836 | L |
| Francis CLARK | 1708 | ? |
| John Pollexfen BASTARD | 1816 | L |
| Catherine DE LACY née MOUTRAY | 1816 | F |
| Francis PASINI | 1807 | L |
| John ROBINSON | 1838 | ? |
| Emma Anne COPE | 1831 | P |
| Robert BARLOW | 1799 | ? |
| John M. COTTER | 1817 | ? |
| Green LYNCH | 1817 | ? |
| Thomas POLLOK | 1803 | Lu |
| Ernestine DE ULMENSTEIN née ? | 1825 | F |
| James FORBES (OCHONCAR) | 1835 | F |
| Josiah PALMER | 1839 | Viareggio |
| S. C. ALVES née DAVIDSON | 1824 | L |
| Simon FRASER | 1816 | L |
| Elizabeth MAQUAY | 1817 | P |
| Mary Susanna BETTS | 1839 | ? |
| Margaret SAINTHILL | 1650 | ? |
| Thomas COX | 1703 | ? |
| Michael BURGES | 1768 | ? |
| William Magee SETON | 1803 | P |
| Henry DE BUTTS | 1801 | Sarzana |
| Elizabeth STAINFORTH | 1822 | F |
| William Owen WHEATLEY | 1833 | P |
| Henry LEICESTER | – | ? |
| Julian BOERING | 1814 | F |
| William ROBERTSON | 1816 | ? |
| James MOODIE | 1813 | ? |
| George BLAY | 1804 | L |
| Samuel RANDALL | 1674 | ? |
| William HOBSON | 1671 | ? |
| Charles FOOTE | 1674 | L |
| Francis HORNER | 1817 | P |
| David KENNEDY | 1833 | L |
| Eliza LOWE | 1828 | L |
| Louisa TOOKE | 1819 | F |
| J.E.B. | – | ? |
| Edward MAY | 1819 | P |
| Francis DREWE | 1817 | P |
| Louisa Jane DREWE | 1817 | P |
| John MITCHELL | 1818 | L |
| Elizabeth LLOYD | 1736 | ? |
| Thomas LLOYD | 1745 | ? |
| John Peter LLOYD | 1716 | ? |
| James LLOYD | 1717 | ? |
| David BARRY | 1781 | P |
| Anna Africana SCHINTZ née BARRY | 1820 | ? |
| Owen Brigstocke GREENE | 1822 | ? |
| Thomas SEWELL | 1833 | ? |
| Emily FISHER | 1837 | ? |
| John FERRIE | 1815 | ? |
| Elizabeth Holwell DEGEN | 1815 | L |
| Eleazer NICKERSON | 1836 | L |
| John HARROD | 1834 | L |
| Thomas HALL | 1824 | L |
| Caroline Ann FURSE | 1811 | ? |
| George FURSE | 1813 | ? |
| Matthias UNWIN | 1786 | ? |
| Roger WHIDBEY | 1795 | ? |
| James LOCKHART | – | P |
| Anthony AUFRERE | 1833 | P |
| Sarah WILLIAMS née ? | 1786 | ? |
| John WILLIAMS | 1805 | ? |
| Elizabeth JOLLY | 1785 | ? |
| Francis JERMY | 1781 | ? |
| Anna NASSAU CLAVERING COWPER née ? | 1826 | F |
| Robert John CHAD | 1798 | ? |
| Charles ORD | 1816 | P |
| Thomas POLLARD | 1805 | ? |
| Jane STUB née HALL | 1823 | ? |
| Thomas Sebastian HALL | 1815 | ? |
| Catherine MURRAY | 1777 | L |
| William MACBEAN | 1835 | L |
| Abel Anthony GOWER | 1831 | ? |
| John WEBB | 1829 | ? |
| Roger LORT ? | 1756 | F |
| ? | 1806 | L |
| John Holmes BOND | 1835 | Siena |
| James MARTIN | 1834 | ? |
| Edward LANGHAM | 1649 | ? |
| George JACKSON | – | Ancona |
| Edward LEE | 1797 | ? |
| Richard LEE | 1797 | ? |
| James Alfred SCHINTZ | 1805 | ? |
| Thomas Barry SCHINTZ | 1809 | ? |
| E. B. DOUGLAS | 1839 | ? |
| Samuel Charles TURNER | 1833 | P |
| Anna Colhoun COLQUITT née ? | 1828 | L |
| John Dearman CHURCH | 1828 | F |
| Steddy GRINFIELD | 1808 | Siena |
| Hugh Edward Robert MACDONALD | 1825 | L |
| Henry TAYLOR | 1834 | L |
| Thomas WHELAN | 1833 | ? |
| William MONCKTON ? | 1830 | Serravezza |
| Margaret WEST née MERCER | 1827 | Arezzo |
| Jane POWLETT | 1825 | F |
| William McINTYRE | 1825 | P |
| Alexander RAMSAY | 1827 | BdM |
| Christiana CAMPBELL | 1832 | ? |
| Henrietta Jemima DELAP | 1831 | ? |
| Maria Anne FLUKER | 1831 | ? |
| Thomas ODDY | 1793 | ? |
| Charles STEWART | 1793 | ? |
| B. Pleydell JOYCE | 1825 | P |
| Anne Janet JOHNSTONE née ? | 1826 | F |
| Harriette HAMILTON | 1826 | F |
| James JOHNSTON | 1817 | L |
| Thomas CRAMER | 1827 | P |
| Mary ROGERS née JOPE | 1827 | P |
| Margaret WILLIS née VIGNOLES | 1830 | F |
| Charles LUBBOCK | 1797 | P |
| Anne UDNY | 1825 | L |
| John VYNER | 1825 | P |
| Thomas HINDHAM | 1829 | L |
| James BURNAND | 1816 | P |
| Catherine NEWBOROUGH | 1782 | ? |
| Pietro MUSTON | 1771 | ? |
| Marguerite MUSTON née BORNE | 1753 | ? |
| Louise MUSTON née ACCODEMARD | 1765 | L |
| Marie MUSTON née PAU | 1809 | L |
| Philip MALTASS | 1818 | ? |
| Johan H. JORGENSON | 1816 | ? |
| Ann Louise ? | 1830 ? | ? |
| Henry BRUNEL | 1804 | ? |
| David CAUSSE | 1810 | ? |
| Pierre CAUSSE | 1782 | ? |
| Antoine DESMARETS | 1807 | ? |
| Anne DESMARETS née RAFFINESQUE | 1811 | ? |
| François DESMARETZ | 1781 | L |
| Anne Louise Egérie FRAISSINET | 1801 | ? |
| Louise Claudine Georgette Egérie FRAISSINET | 1804 | ? |
| Pierre MARCHA | 1771 | ? |
| Elisabeth MARCHA née SAPTE | 1752 | ? |
| Marguerite MARTIN | 1799 | L |
| Ludovic Pierre MARTIN | 1792 | L |
| Anne MARTIN née BLANC | 1777 | L |
| Henri MEYRUEIS | 1808 | L |
| Elise Adèle Clara MEYRUEIS | 1810 | ? |
| Eugène Adolphe MEYRUEIS | 1811 | ? |
| Jean Jacques RILLIET | 1815 | P |
| Louis RILLIET | 1812 | L |
| Marthe SAPTE | 1811 | L |
| Marie Antoinette Amélie KOSTER née SAPTE | 1820 | L |
| Anne Louise SAPTE | 1789 | ? |
| Thomas SAPTE | 1793 | ? |
| Pierre MARTIN | 1776 | P |
| Benjamin SAPTE | 1760 | ? |
| François SAPTE | 1749 | ? |
| Jeanne M. Françoise MARTIN née SAPTE | 1784 | L |
| Françoise SAPTE née DESMARETZ | 1769 | ? |
| Gédéon François SIMONDE de SISMONDI | 1810 | ? |
| Henriette Gabrielle Ester SISMONDI née GIRODZ | 1821 | ? |
| Serina FORTI née de SISMONDI | 1835 | Pescia |
| Jane WIENHOLT | 1786 | ? |
| Frederic WIENHOLT | 1800 | ? |
| Magdalene WIENHOLT née CAUSSE | 1790 | ? |
| Jacques SALVETTI | – | ? |
| Marta Luisa SALVETTI née CHOUET | 1787 | F |
| Marie MICHEL née ? | 1721 | ? |
| Pierre LANGLOIS | 1737 | ? |
| Julie LANGLOIS née LAMELLONIERE | 1727 | ? |
| Johannes FRISCHING | 1726 | P |
| Johannes Georg GRAFF | 1691 | F |
| Corrado BELLI | 1835 | L |
| Anna BELLY née ROBBI | 1828 | P |
| Elisabetta BELLI | 1819 | ? |
| Gaspero BELLI | 1818 | ? |
| Antonio STAMPA | 1817 | ? |
| Maria Teresa ROCCO | 1806 | ? |
| Giorgio ROCCO | 1805 | ? |
| Jean MALAN | 1763 | ? |
| Karl MAGNUR | 1774 | P |
| Otto Reinhold MOLLERSVERD | 1802 | P |
| Hedvig Eleonara VON FERSEN | 1792 | P |
| Jean Rodolphe VAUTRAVERS | 1800 | F |
| Jeanne Aimée MEERT née ? | 1804 | L |
| Philip VON STOSCH | 1757 | F |
| Niccolò ZANETTI | 1802 | ? |
| Niccolò ZANETTI | 1807 | ? |
| Charlotte Susanne TOUCHON | 1820 | ? |
| Sophie Françoise TOUCHON | 1824 | ? |
| Anne CAREIRON née ? | 1749 | ? |
| David CAREIRON | 1755 | ? |
| Hermann Dietrich RETBERG | 1830 | F |
| George Constant NAVILLY | 1789 | F |
| Antoine RIVAIL | 1817 | P |
| Henriette Constance DE LA CHAUX | 1817 | F |
| Louise Evellina GUEBHARD | 1807 | ? |
| Georges Henry Emanuel GUEBHARD | 1811 | ? |
| George GUEBHARD | 1828 | ? |
| Emma KOCH | 1830 | ? |
| Oscar SENN | 1832 | ? |
| François Louis SENN | 1825 | ? |
| Jonas SENN | 1820 | ? |
| Pierre Frédéric SENN | 1800 | ? |
| Pierre SENN | 1838 | ? |
| Pierre VIEUSSEUX | 1833 | L |
| Rose Jenny Adèle WOLFF | 1820 | ? |
| Etienne LAFONTE | 1691 | L |
| A. Louis DUBOIS | 1829 | ? |
| Anne Catherine HEILMANN née ZELLER | 1811 | P |
| Baldo PUNCHIERI | 1814 | P |
| François Charles CASENOVE | – | ? |
| Peter Wilhelm TORNGREN | 1800 | L |
| Joseph WEISSENHOFF | 1799 | ? |
| Giacomina Elisa de SCHUBART née de WIELING | 1814 | L |
| Johannes BURR | 1694 | ? |
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Hi Matteo, your (brilliantly helpful) list shows 6 people who are my direct ancestors, or their close relations.
Mary CAMPBELL née MACLEAN 1829 ?
Lauchlan MACLEAN 1829 ?
E. A. CROKAT née ? 1825 L
Emma Christiana CROKAT 1825 ?
Helen CROKAT 1827 ?
Peter CROKAT 1822 L
Mary Campbell (nee Maclean) was the mother of Elspeth Arbuthnot Crokat (nee Campbell) and the niece of Lauchlan / Lachlan Maclean (a retired General)
Elspeth Arbuthnot Crokat was the mother of Emma Christiana Crokat and Helen Crokat. Elspeth died 30 Sept 1825 aged 32, a few months after the birth of Emma Christiana (her 7th child).
One of Elspeth’s other daughters, Mary Anne Crokat, who married George Moberly in England in 1834, is my great great grandmother.
I am not sure who Peter Crokat is, but wonder if “Peter” is actually “Patrick” – in which case he is Mary Anne Crokat’s uncle (her father’s brother).
Mary Anne Crokat lived in Livorno with her family from the age of about 5 to about 20 (about 1817 to 1832 or 33). Her father was a Scottish merchant there, who had previously lived in Palermo. There is a fascinating chapter in a book written by Mary Anne Crokat’s daughter describing Mary Anne’s life in Italy, referencing Leghorn (Livorno), Naples and Genoa. The book, “Dulce Domum”, by Charlotte Anne Elizabeth Moberly, is available online at https://archive.org/stream/dulcedomumgeorge00mobeuoft/dulcedomumgeorge00mobeuoft_djvu.txt (see chapter II – “MARY ANNE CROKAT”).
I am planning to visit the cemetery next week and hope to track down all these graves. If you happen to know where exactly they are, that would be a great help! Thank you. Andrew Moberly
Matteo – Your list of burials also includes Christiana CAMPBELL. She is the sister of Elspeth Arbuthnot Crokat (nee Campbell), mentioned in my post of 14 October 2022
Yes Andrew I’ve studied her in the past.
I’d be interested in any information you found out about her?
I notice two LEFROY burials 1739 & 1748. I believe another of this family is interred there – Anthony LEFROY.
Sce: https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.42039/page/n165
The author – Sir Egerton BRYDGES was himself a noted genealogist who’s sister Anne married into the LEFROY family in 1778.
Congratulations on the site!
Hello Michael, thanks for writing. The burial of Anthony is well noted in the list, I have done extensive research on the family and I’m in touch with several descendants. Rev. George Lefroy married Anne Brydges, and he was a son of Anthony, this is very well known 🙂
Aha!
I see him now in 1779. And Pierre & Julie Langlois (L’Anglois) are probably connected too.
Thanks for the response.
I’m researching an Irish branch of the Lefoys who married into the Stein family (of Scottish Distilling renown). They lived at “Dunedin” & “Birchgrove” in Monkstown Co.Dublin until 1937.
Yes they are connected by marriage. As for the branch you mentioned, I am aware of it, are you a descendant?
Hello Matteo! We were in touch a few years ago…I am looking for the Pate family, originally from England and was wondering where they may be buried? I have copies of letters that leads me to believe that they lived in a place called Villa Franco at some point. I will be in Florence this July for a few days and would love to visit the cemetery.
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I did not see the name “james McKnight,” an American Marine who was killed in a duel in k1802
Dear Raleigh C. Perry,
James McKnight is indeed in the list… just search using ctrl+F in your browser…
James M. KNIGHT 1802 L
Please, I am looking for the place of burial of my great-great grandfather, Giasone Rebuá, who was buried at the Livorno cemetery.
Thank you very much for any information.
beatriz
Hi, Really appreciate the work and effort you’ve put in to make this resource and inforamtion so widely available. I was hoping to find some additional information about an “ancester – Rosa Melmont MARRIS who according to the IGI web site name Rosa Melmont Harris Or Marris gender Female
burial date 01 Dec 1849, burial place Leghorn, Tuscany, Italy age 22
The only additional information I have about her death is from the Administration of her estate – some considerable time later, in 1861 – which states “late of Pisa in Italy, spinster deceased who died 28 November 1849 at Pisa” Is there some additional information source you can suggest, please.
Regards, Peter
Dear Peter,
I just sent you an e-mail to discuss in detail your request. Your ancestor died indeed in Pisa in 1849 at 22 years old and was then carried in Livorno and buried in the New English Cemetery. Best Regards.
As I understand it, a Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas DILKES died at sea 12 Dec 1707 on HMS Chichester off Leghorn,and was buried in the British cemetery at Leghorn on the 14th of the month. He was quite an important person, being acting commander-in-chief of the British fleet in the Mediterranean. I am unable to find a listing for him in « The Inscriptions of the Old British Cemetery of Leghorn ». Do you have any suggestions for this omission?
I find your blog (and on-line genealogy) very interesting, and have discovered some merchant families (BOEHM, FONNEREAU, DU CANE, LUTYENS) amongst my (very)distant relatives.
Thank you.
Hello Mr. Thirlby,
first of all thank you for visiting my blog and for letting me have your commentary which is, indeed, a thought I had already made in my mind several times while studying Livorno’s records and the old English cemetery there.
The book “The inscriptions of the Old…” is not citing Admiral DILKES as you say and this means either that the grave was not anymore there (destroyed?) or that it was already very dilapidated and illegible around 1899-1906. Only one inscription appearing in the cited book exists for the year 1707 and is also about a Captain: Thomas THOMPSON, who died in July, 1707.
Now, the chapel records of the protestants of Livorno indicate that the Admiral was indeed buried there:
“Sir Thomas Dilkes, Rear-Admiral buried Dec: 3/14 1707”
Unfortunately the specific fact that the inscription’s book is not indicating the Admiral’s grave is the most difficult condition to be solved and his resting place won’t be found very soon, if ever.
Best Regards
Hello
I am looking for Plowman Young a doctor who was English and is said to be buried in Livorno English cemetery in 1840. I have not seen his name on the list. Are there any other lists available or other English cemeteries in Livorno.
Thanks for any information
Hello Hera,
well… you have it right here… this is the list for the old cemetery which was closed in 1838-40, so doctor Plowman appears in the list of the new cemetery… you can find the list in my posts.
Please can you contact me through e-mail so that we may speak on this subject please?
I have a photo of Plowman Young’s signature that was written on a wooden medicine box. He and other apprentices signed their names on the box which is still in the house where he trained in Norton, Suffolk under the apothecary surgeon Benjamin Clayton. There is no date but 2 of my ancestors also have their signatures on boxes, so I would imagine these would be from about 1810. It says Plowman Young Mildenhall. I will be putting it on my tree (Burt) on Ancestry
Ann Matilda Donall: Her name should read Ann Matilda McDouall. She was born 7 Feb 1810, Montreal, Lower Canada (QC), daughter of James McDouall & Elizabeth McKay. She died 1 Jul 1830 at Pisa, while on trip with her mother, a sister & her brother-in-law, John Jones a Montreal merchant. Cause of death: TB. I have John Jones’ travel diary recounting their year-long trip in which is noted Matilda’s death & burial.
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Hello Barbara,
thank you VERY much. This kind of information is very important and it’s deeply related to the purpose of this project !
I edited the post with the correction, leaving also the original spelling as that list is the only official list at my knowledge until I do a physical survey of the graves (I am working on this…). Your source is also looking very intriguing. Is that a manuscript ? Where did they go during their trip ? Are there any descriptions of Pisa or Livorno in it? Any reference to people/merchants/friends living there?
Thank you again so much.
My apologies- almost a year before I picked up your reply & hence for my reply! re JOHN JONES’DIARY: several diary entries might interest you. Having your e-mail adrs would make it easier for me to send more space). I promise not to be so tardy next time!!!
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extracts from JOHN JONES’ DIARY:
“13TH Jun [1830] Sunday; Arrived at Leghorn half past 10AM. Had a very pleasant time in coming to this place, pass’d several vessels in quarantine. Having being detained about an hour by the Health Officials were permitted to go on shore [Jones was coming from Genoa]. went on shore with my companion & friend Mr,. Town and procur’d lodging at the LOCANDA EUROPA, kept by an Englishwoman. the town was very gay in consequence of the procession that takes place annually similar to our Montreal shows.”
“14th Monday: Went with my letter of introduction to Bell de Yough & Co.; found Mr. de Yough an agreeable old bachelor. He advis’d me not to go to Pisa until the grand illuminara was over which would take place on Wednesday. Was much disappointed in Leghorn, nothing like an Italian town (or rather Genoa) a place of great commerce being a free port. An eruption of Mount Etna took place about this time, the ashes of which were [__?__} to this place.”
[do you want more?]
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Hello Barbara, sorry for not having answered earlier. I just added the McDouall family in my database so I’d like to know if there are any other entries related to them or to Livorno. Thank you.
RE: David Barry buried Pisa 1781 Livorno. Is there any information about his origions, where he came from.
Isabel
Hello Isabella.
If you are interested in this David BARRY me and my french cousin Hélène Koehl are the right persons to question.
We wrote together an article on his wife, Amelia Evans. You can find some more info on the dedicated article (Amelia Evans-Barry) on this blog. I would really appreciate if you first tell me why you think you may be interested by THIS David Barry. He was an irish captain of merchant vessels in the Mediterranean.