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A.E. Smith & Son is the oldest established Funeral Directors in Swindon. This local family owned Funeral Directors has been helping and advising local families for over 125 years. The business was founded around1880 by Henry Smith who was a railway worker. The original premises were situated in Gordon Road, Swindon next to what is now an open air car park in Princes Street. In 1940, after serving the local community for around sixty years, Henry passed over the reigns to his son Albert Edward who continued to develop the business.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Feltham and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Feltham and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Cecil Newling the local family owned Funeral Directors in Royston has been helping and advising local families for over 50 years.The business was founded in 1958 by the late Cecil Newling working from premises at Green Drift in Royston. He was a master craftsman cabinet maker and a highly skilled coffin maker.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Feltham and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Feltham and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Feltham and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

T.L. Cobbold the local family owned Funeral Directors in St. Neots has been helping and advising local families for over 60 years. The business was founded in 1947 by Tom and Rita Cobbold and operated from their home at 54 High Street, Hail Weston. Eventually, they built a new house on an adjoining plot and 54 High Street was then used solely as a funeral home.

Walding & Son the local family owned Funeral Directors in Uxbridge has been helping and advising local families for over 100 years.The business was founded by James Walding who had previously worked as a carpenter for W & A Cherry, builders and undertakers, for 35 years. In 1906 when the Cherry family decided to close their business James decided to start his own undertaking business at 121 High Street, Uxbridge. At the age of 59 he placed his first advertisement in the local Uxbridge newspaper on 7th July 1906.

G. Boutell & Son the local family owned Funeral Directors in Byfleet has been helping and advising local families for over 125 years.The company was founded in 1880 by the Boutell family who ran the business right up to 2002. The then owner Graham Boutell agreed to sell the business to Lodge Brothers, a seventh generation family of funeral directors founded by James Lodge in Feltham in 1780.Since 2002 the premises at Amptwade House, 50 High Road, Byfleet have been extended and totally refurbished to provide modern, peaceful and comforting surroundings for bereaved families. The premises also includes a private meeting room and a Chapel of Rest.

G.S. Keates & Co is the oldest established family owned Funeral Directors in the London Borough of Richmond. They have been helping and advising local families for over 140 years.G.S. Keates was founded in 1869 and began trading in Teddington and Hampton Hill. At that time the Teddington Cemetery was relatively new and the Keates premises were located in an excellent position, in Church Road opposite the Shacklegate Lane cemetery entrance.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Feltham and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Kingston Masonry has been making and designing memorials since 1921 and is known for its quality and service. We aim to provide our customers with a service which can give peace of mind and confidence of craftsmanship.Our showrooms in Kingston and New Haw are able to show you some of the many designs we make and samples of all the suitable stones, granites, marbles and slates to assist you with choosing your memorial.Although we still carve and letter most of our memorials by hand, we also use modern techniques and machinery to give our customers variety and choice.

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, have been helping and advising bereaved families for over 225 years.They have been serving local families in Bedfont since 1988 when they opened their existing premises at 420 Staines Road.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Feltham and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, have been helping and advising bereaved families for over 225 years.They have been serving local families in Shepperton since 1972 when they purchased Walter Lock & Son, their main competitor. As part of the sale Lodge Brothers acquired their current premises at 7 Green Lane, Shepperton.Over recent years the funeral home has been extended and totally refurbished to provide modern, peaceful and comforting surroundings for bereaved families.

Lodge Brothers, Addlestone

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, have been helping and advising bereaved families for over 225 years. They have been serving local families in Ashford since 1972 when they purchased Walter Lock & Son, their main competitor. As part of the sale Lodge Brothers acquired the premises at 4-6 Clarendon Road in Ashford, which they originally used to house both their funeral arranging and memorial stonemasonry services.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Feltham and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, have been helping and advising bereaved families for over 225 years.They have been serving local families in Chertsey since 1995 when they opened their existing premises at 7 Windsor Street.Over recent years the funeral home has been extended and totally refurbished to provide modern, peaceful and comforting surroundings for bereaved families.

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, was founded in Feltham by James Lodge way back in 1780. The Lodge family have been helping and advising local families for over 225 years.Over the years the business was passed from father to son until in 1965 William turned the family business into a Limited Company. He then gave each of his three sons (Stanley, William and John) a quarter share. Two years later William decided to retire and sold his shares to his sons.

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, have been helping and advising bereaved families for over 225 years.They have been serving local families in Hanworth since 1988 when they opened their existing premises at 13 Market Parade, Hampton Road West, which was formerly a clothing and haberdashery shop.

Lodge Brothers & Barton is the oldest family owned Funeral Directors in Hounslow, having been established by the Barton family in 1879. At that time Hounslow was a very small town located in countryside close to the River Thames, it was certainly considered a long away from the centre of London.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Molesey and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, have been helping and advising bereaved families for over 225 years.They have been serving local families in Northolt since 1998 when they opened their existing premises at 48-50 Church Road.Over recent years the funeral home has been extended and totally refurbished to provide modern, peaceful and comforting surroundings for bereaved families.

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, have been helping and advising bereaved families for over 225 years.They have been serving local families in Sunbury since 1976 when they opened their original premises in Vicarage Road. In June 1997 the branch was moved to its current location at 3-5 The Parade, Staines Road West.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Thames Ditton and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of West Byfleet and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers was started in Feltham, Middlesex by James Lodge (1762-1836) who was a builder and carpenter and also became the Parish Clerk. James was born in Marnhull, Dorset and was one of seven children. His father died when he was four and his mother when he was thirteen so James and his sibling became orphans. Legend has it that he left Marnhull to escape the Press Gangs and was making his way to London when he happened on the village of Weybridge and decided to settle there rather than continue to London.

Lodge Brothers, the seventh generation of local family owned Funeral Directors, have been helping and advising bereaved families for over 225 years.They have been serving local families in Windsor since April 2008 when they opened their branch at 47 St. Leonards Road.Before opening the Windsor premises were totally refurbished and the interior décor was designed to provide modern, peaceful and comforting surroundings for bereaved families.