John William Fisher’s tomb

This is the monument for John William Fisher, where his widow, Lilias Stuart, is buried too.

This epigraph is written on it:

“THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED/ IN/ AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF/ SIR WILLIAM FISHER F.R.C.S./ BORN JANUARY 30^th 1788/ DIED MARCH 22^nd 1876/ […] FORTY FOUR YEARS SURGEON IN CHIEF TO THE METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE./ FOR WE KNOW THAT IF OUR EARTHLY HOUSE OF/ […] TABERNACLE WERE DISSOLVED. WE HAVE A/ […] OF GOD AN HOUSE NOT MADE WITH HANDS/ […] IN THE HEAVENS./ ALSO OF HIS WIDOW/ LILIAS STURT,/ DAUGTHER OF COLONEL MACKENZIE/ OF GRUINARD, ROSS-SHIRE, N.B./ BORN JULY 13^th 1823/ DIED SEPTEMBER 12^th 1892/ […] WILL BE DONE.”

John William Fisher Grave 1.jpg — Photos by Francesca d’Agostino and Giulia Coscarella (January 2017)

This image shows the entire monument.

The following image is a detail of the epigraph of Fishers’ grave.

John William Fisher Grave 4.jpg — Photos by Francesca d’Agostino and Giulia Coscarella (January 2017)

Kensal green map.JPG — Photos by Francesca d’Agostino and Giulia Coscarella (January 2017)

Location of the monument at Kensal Green Cemetery

Main text and Photos by and (January 2017)