Headstone 1
~ Granite ~ Cross with a one step base and kerbs
- Sibyl Emily Loveday Jerram 1913 – 9 July 1913
- “Received into Christ’s holy church”
- Parish Records show
- Died shortly after birth
- Buried 11 July 1913
- of Stonehouse, Devon
- “Received into Christ’s holy church”
- Maria Florence Jerram 1854 – 27 January 1939
- Aged 85 years
- Rowland Christopher Jerram 1890 – 23 April 1981
- Aged 91 years
- Helen Mary Jerram 1918 – 1 May 1985
- Aged 67 years
- Catherine Florence Jerram 1880 – 1969
- Aged 89 years
- Helen Muriel Jerram 1887 – 1975
- Aged 88 years
- John Frederick O’Neill Jerram 1915 – 9 March 1999
- Aged 84 years
Sibyl Emily Loveday, the first child, daughter of Sibyl O’Neill & Charles Frederic Jerram.
Talland church bell tower contained four bells from 1804 till 1913 when they were all taken down and three of them re-cast. The tower was re-roofed and repaired and two new bells were added; the new tenor bell, dedicated to ‘Loveday’, weighs 73/4cwt and a new treble bell, given by Lt.Col Charles Frederic Jerram whose family rented the old vicarage next to the church. The light peal of six bells were hung in new steel frames with a total cost for all works adding up to £365.
Talland Church, Carol Vivian, Local Historian. Illustration by Sibyl O’Neill. 1907
Talland Church Headstones 
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