Monumental Inscriptions of Wiltshire

Wiltshire Record Society

(formerly the Records Branch of the Wiltshire Archaeological and l\Iatural'History Society)

VQLUME 53

FOR THE YEAR 1997

Impression of75O copies Memorial to Henry Dam/ers (died 1654) in I/Vest Lavington church The epitaph is transcribed on page 247. MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS OF WILTSHIRE

AN EDITION, IN FACSIMILE, OF MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS IN THE COUNTY OF WILTON, BY SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS, 1822

EDITED BY

PETER SHERLOCK

TROWBRIDGE

2000 © Wiltshire Record Society

ISBN 0 901333 30 1

THIS VOLUME IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MICHAEL LANSDOWN, 1916 — 1999, HONORARY TREASURER OP THIS SOCIETY FOR FORTY-EIGHT YEARS UNTIL HIS DEATH

Michael Lansdown was a great-grandson of the founder of the Trowbridge Advertiser (predecessor of the I/Viltshire Times).Another great-grandfather was William Millington, theVictorian Trowbridge artist.Afi:er a degree at Cambridge and war service he joined the newspaper in 1946 and retired as editor in 1981. His knowledge ofVictorian Trowbridge was encyclopaedic, and he wrote many pieces of local history in the newspaper, as well as several pamphlets on aspects of the town's history. He managed the finances ofthewfltshire Record Society with a success probably unparalleled by any similar body.The enthusiasm and humour with which he reported the intricacies of postage, packing, and covenants, and the quirks of printers and booksellers will remain a vivid memory with all who served on the Society's committee.

Produced for the Society by Salisbury Printing Company Ltd, Salisbury Printed in Great Britain CONTENTS

Dedication

Preface

INTRODUCTION

THE FACSIMILE

NORTH WILTS

SOUTH WILTS

INDEX OF PERSONS

INDEX OF PLACES

List cf Merhbers

List of Pablicatioris PREFACE

For permission to reproduce in facsimile the copy of Monumental Inscriptions in their possession the Society wishes to express formally its thanks to the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, and to that Society’s Sandell Librarian,Mrs Lorna Haycock. Mr Sherlock, the Editor of this volume, wishes to acknowledge also the help given to him by Jane Freeman, Clive Holmes, and Judith Maltby; and the staffof the Bodleian Library, the College ofArms, and the British Library. He is grateful too for the ﬁnancial support of the Commonwealth Scholarship Scheme of the Association of Common- wealth Universities, and of the Hungerford and Associated Families Society. Mr Sherlock and I are both indebted to Lorna Haycock for her kind co-operation in enabling the facsimile to be made.

JOHN CHANDLER INTRODUCTION

In 1822 Sir Thomas Phillipps ordered his printer, Adolphus Brightley, to produce six copies of his transcriptions of the monumental inscriptions ofVI/iltshire at the Middle Hill Press in his home.By 1824 the work was complete,yet it passed almost immediately into obscurity. For the last 175 years, the handful of copies have remained largely unconsulted in Phillipps’s collections and in a small number of libraries. Despite its inaccuracies and omissions the volume is of value to genealogists, those with an interest in Wiltshire, and historians of death and commemoration, not least because many ofthe epitaphs recorded no longer exist.This edition is intended to make Phillipps's work available to a wider audience, with the much-needed addition of an index.

SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS

Thomas Phillipps entered the world on 2July 1792 at 32 Cannon Street, Manchester, and was baptised at the city's church on 22 July 1792. He was born out ofwedlock, but was raised by his father Thomas Phillipps (1742-1818) as his only son and heir. He had little contact with his mother, Hannah Walton (1770-1851) who in 1812 married Frederick Judd of London.The few surviving letters between mother and son relate to an annuity due to her until her death. Phillipps grew up at ‘Middle Hill’, a property purchased by his father in 1794, near the town of Broadway, Worcestershire, where his grandfather had been a farmer. His early education was at the academy at Fladbury run by John Harward, prior to entering Rugby School in 1807. In 1811 he matriculated to University College Oxford, from which he graduated B.A. in 1815 and M.A. in 1820. At the death of his father in November 1818 he inherited the substantial Middle Hill estates. Due to their entailment under the terms of his father’s will, he had access to their annual income only and not the capital itself, a source of later frustration. His father’s death allowed Phillipps to marry the woman who had captured his affections but who had incurred the disapproval of the senior Thomas.The wedding took place in February 1819, the bride being Henrietta, daughter of an army General, Sir Thomas Molyneux.The couple made their home at Middle Hill, not far from the Molyneux residence in Cheltenham.They had three daughters, Henrietta (1819), Maria (1821) and Katharine (1823), who prior to marriage would dutifully assist their father by transcribing manuscripts and preparing copy for his printer. A. N. L. Munby, Phillipps’s biographer, argues that the early 18205 were his happiest years. Besides a happy family life, Phillipps enjoyed social success: he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1820 and created a Baronet the following year, thanks to his father-in-law’s connections. Financial difficulties soon followed, however, then in viii INTRODUCTION

1832 Phillipps’s wife died aged 37. After a long, unsuccessful quest for a bride (with a large income to solve his financial woes), he was married a second time in 1842 to Elizabeth Harriet Anne Mansell, who survived him. During his early years, Phillipps had begun collecting books and manuscripts, at the age of 16 compiling a precocious catalogue of the 110 volumes in his possession. Once he was settled at Middle Hill, this became his life’s occupation, accompanied by a series ofantiquarian endeavours. His manuscript collection was considerably enhanced by sojourns in continental Europe during the 1820s, where he was able to purchase voluminous quantities at auctions. By his death, Phillipps’s ‘vellomania’ had led to his possession of the largest personal manuscript library in the world. He was well-known to all major booksellers and auction houses, and on two occasions had been arrested for unpaid debts as he consistently bought beyond his means. Besides collecting, Phillipps also maintained a private press at his residence and printed various manuscripts in his possession alongside his antiquarian researches. Most of these offerings appeared in such small numbers that they retain the status of manuscripts. No complete catalogue of his publications exists. In 1862 the size of his collection forced Phillipps to remove to the larger Thirlestane House, near Cheltenham, formerly owned by Lord Northwick. SirThon1as died here on 6 February 1872, aged 79.The Middle Hill estates passed according to their entailment to his eldest daughter Henrietta and her husband James Halliwell- Phillipps, the Shakespearean scholar. His second and favourite daughter, Maria, wife of the Reverend John Walcot, predeceased him in 1858. Due to Phi]lipps's estrangement from his eldest daughter and son-in-law, he leﬁ: his personal assets —Thirlestane House and his library — to his youngest child Katherine, wife of the ReverendJohn Fenwick. The Fenwicks did not have sufficient means to maintain such an enormous collection of manuscripts and books.The library was gradually dispersed in a series of auctions between 1886 and 1913, beginning with duplicate copies of books. Large purchases were made by foreign governments, ensuring the repatriation of important manuscripts. In 1945 the remainder of the collection, the contents of which could only be guessed at, was sold by the Fenwick family to the Robinson firm of booksellers, who deposited Phillipps’s voluminous personal papers in the Bodleian Library.'

WILTSHIRE HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHY

Phillipps’s interest in Wiltshire is intertwined with the beginning of his antiquarian and collecting career. He began his research on the county while at University, during visits to Ferne in Donhead St Andrew, the Wiltshire residence of his closest friend Charles Grove, where he calendared the family’s deeds and compiled genealogies.3Thc county was one of only many interests, for Phillipps’s time in Oxford led to an interest there as

1 On Phillipps’s life and work, see Edward Kite, ‘WiItshire Topography [1659-1843] with some Notes on the late Sir Thomas Phillipps, and his Historical Collections for the County’, I/Viltshire Notes and Queries, voI.6, December 1908, pp.145-161; A.N.L. Munby, Phillipps Studies, 5 vols., Cambridge, 1951-60, particularly Vol.2; idem, Portrait Qfan Obsession, London, 1967. 2 Ibid,p.6. INTRODUCTION i>< well, one which saw him employ William Kirtland in the 1810s and 1820s as a scribe in the Bodleian and nearby archives.“ Wiltshire became the primary region of interest from 1819, however, when he encountered the circle of antiquaries centred on Sir Richard Colt Hoare and his library at Stourhead. In 1818, Colt Hoare was in the midst of completing his Ancient Wiltshire (1812- 21), and was desirous of undertaking a modern history to match. In his pamphlet of that year, Hints on the Topography of Wiltshire, he urged local folk from the noble to the artisan classes to join with him in producing a multi-volume history of the county by adopting a parish or a hundred. Phillipps wrote offering to take responsibility for the entire northern half of the county, having already arranged to spend the summer of 1818 in the archives of Salisbury. Colt Hoare responded enthusiastically, and thus began a productive partnership which saw Phillipps acquire the status of Sir Richard’s second- in-command of the Wiltshire history project over the following few years.‘ Phillipps produced his ﬁrst publication in 1819, a miscellaneous set of Collections for I/Viltshire, privately printed at Salisbury. It set the tone for a series of similar volumes by either Phillipps or Colt Hoare published over the next twenty years, in which primary records from Wiltshire archives were transcribed and made accessible for the convenience of all researchers. For his part, Phillipps produced the Collections, the Monumental Inscriptions, and the lnstitutiones Clericorum in Coniitatu I/Viltoniae (Middle Hill, 1821-5), while Colt Hoare offered Repertorium I/I/iltonense (Bath, 1821) and Monasticon I/I/iltonense (Salisbury, 1822). Colt Hoare, meanwhile, also produced finished historical syntheses, most notable the ﬁrst volume of the History of Modern I/Viltshire, on Mere Hundred, in 1822, and a study of the Hungerford family, Htingegfordiana, in 1823. By this time he was fully convinced of Phillipps's commitment and ability to the history of north Wiltshire, referring to him in the history of Mere as, ‘a most active, intelligent, and zealous coadjutor’, and in correspondence as,‘Our Hero of the north’.5 Phillipps attended an early gathering ofWiltshire historians at Stourhead on 1 January 1821, along with Lord Arundell, Henry Wansey, Robert Benson and others.“ The group exchanged their printed work as soon as it came off the presses. Colt Hoare was always impatient for Phillipps’s latest publications, urging him to organise and print his many notebooks, and to put pressure on his various printers to work faster.This was particularly true of the Institutiones, which were printed byJ. A. Gilmour of Salisbury as slowly as a page a week over a four year period to Colt Hoare’s frustration?

3 Phillipps Correspondence, Bodleian Library, Oxford, Phillipps-Robinson MSS [hereafter PRMS] b.107/27 (WiIlian1 Kirtland to Thomas Phillipps [TP], 23 November 1820). 4 Richard Colt Hoare, Hints on the 7i>pography Qf I/Viltshire, 1818, Salisbury; PRMS c.405/ 138-141 (TP to Richard Colt Hoare [RCH], ca.1818; RCH to TP, 28 June 18[18]). 5 Richard Colt Hoare, History of Modern VViItsl1ire: Mere Hundred, London, 1822, p.vii; PRMS b.112/155 (RCH to TP, n.d.). 6 On the Stourhead gatherings, seeJoseph Hunter,‘The Topographical Gatherings at Stourhead, 1825-1833’, Memoirs of the History and Antiquities of I/Viltshire, 1851. 7 See for example PRMS b.106/149 (RCH to TP, 16 November 1820), b.106/155 (RCH to TP, December 1820), b.110/150 (RCH to TP, 21 September 1821), b.112/115 (RCH to TP, 3 April 1822). X INTRODUCTION

The academic partnership was accompanied by a series of friendships.Wansey in particular kept in touch with Phillipps for a few years, encouraging him to visit whenever he was able. He also kept him informed of Colt Hoare’s health, mainly his gout and deafness, for the latter made it, ‘difficult to converse with him . . . [and] makes him fonder of his pen than ever’." All were keen for Phillipps to make his residence in Wiltshire, and kept on the lookout for potential properties, such as Blacklands near Calne, put up for sale through the owner’s bankruptcy in 1821 . Due to the depths of Sir Thomas’s financial problems, these were impossible purchases.“ As it turned out, Phillipps was not as regular a guest at Stourhead and Salisbury as the other historians would have liked, and he had a tendency to fall out of contact with them; but they met his wife and daughter and became fond of his family.” The collaboration between Sir Richard and Sir Thomas had reached its high point by the end of 1821 , coinciding with the happiest times in Phillipps’s life, when the two historians agreed to provide funding for a third collaborator to work alongside them.This was the ReverendJohn Offer, a relatively poor schoolmaster but a meticulous researcher. He was provided with £200 per annum by Colt Hoare and Phillipps, and worked alternately with his patrons in various archives.The resulting frenzy ofWiltshire research was to be shortlived, however, for in 1822 Phillipps decided to travel to Europe for an extended period, and the following year Offer died from a stomach obstruction. " Colt Hoare’s concerns about Phillipps’s commitment to his History of 11/Iodern I/Viltshire appeared in April 1822 as soon as his ‘foreign sojourn’ was mentioned. He argued against any such venture,‘for depend upon it, you will gain nothing by a foreign sojourn —— lose the comforts ofan English home — and the great resources which your extensive collection will afford daily’. ByJune, Colt Hoare was urging Phillipps to take on and complete the history of a single hundred in north Wiltshire, fearing that his ‘great Mass ofMaterials’ would be forever neglected if he embarked on his ‘continental progress’. Phillipps had made up his mind, however, partly as he wished to avoid his many financial problems, and departed in August 1822 for Switzerland. In April 1823 Colt Hoare believed that his fear ofbeing deserted was becoming reality, as Phillipps embarked upon his voluminous manuscript purchases, leading him to comment that, ‘I hope your vellum-mania does not encrease — 8t that you will confine it unto Wilts’. Colt Hoare wrote to PhilIipps’s printer, Adolphus Brightley, to ensure that he was receiving any work from the Middle Hill presses, and the reply came that Phillipps was in Rome. Brightley concluded pessimistically that if Phillipps, ‘sets his foot in the Vatican I am afraid it will be a long time before he returns’.'2

8 PRMS b.111/253 (Henry Wansey to TP, 18 May 1821). 9 PRMS b. I 1 1/249-50 (Henry W311S€y to TP, 6 February 1821). 10 PRMS b.113/142-3 (Henry Wansey to TP, 22 May 1822). 11 PRMS b.1l2/121 (RCH to TP, May? 1822), PRMS b.112/149 (RCH to TP, July 1822), PRMS b.1 12/157-159 (agreement between RCH,TP a11d John Offer, early 1822), c.4l2/231 (RCH to TP, Dec 1822 or Jan 1823). 12 PRMS b.112/121 (RCH to TP, May? 1822), PRMS b.112/129 (RCH to TP, 3June 1822), PRMS b.112/137 (RCH to TP,Jun 1822), PRMS c.412/238 (RCH to TP,April 1823), PRMS c.4]2/245 (Adolphus Brightley to RCH, November 1823). INTRODUCTION Xi

Phillipps did not abandon his Wiltshire interests by any means, and returned to England at the end of 1823.Yet, just as Colt Hoare had come to suspect, he never published a volume ofnorthWiltshire history to match those produced on southWiltshire, although he still maintained that this was his intention as late as the 1.850s. He continued to edit and print privately various manuscripts related to Wiltshire, but it was once again one county among many which occupied his mind and pen. Of greater concern to other Wiltshire historians was Phillipps’s increasing reluctance to make his work available to others, particularly after Colt Hoare’s death in 1838.When the Wiltshire Topographical Society was formed in 1839, he refused to participate, writing in 1843 that he was still committed to the history of northWiltshire, and believed that individual efforts were better than societies, a sentiment typical of his eccentricity, intolerance and prejudice. In 1854 the I/Viltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine commenced publication, its first issue including a catalogue ofWiltshire manuscripts in Phillipps’s possession. He again refused to participate in this venture, withholding permission for such documents to be consulted or reprinted and instead inviting submissions to his own publications. Such attitudes often stemmed from personal grudges Phillipps held against other historians. He disliked the elderly John Britton, instrumental in the foundation of both the Wiltshire Topographical Society and the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. CanonJackson, one of the most prolific contributors to the I/Viltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazrine, also incurred Phillipps’s ire in 1862 by publishing his own, fully annotated edition of Aubrey’s I/Viltshire 'Ibpographical Collections which Sir Thomas had printed himself in a much criticised version between 1825 and 1838.” Despite Phillipps’s many publications in Wiltshire topography and genealogy, it is difficult to regard him as highly as his contemporaries. For, while characters such as Britton and Colt Hoare were not free of jealousy or obsessiveness themselves, they fostered collective, ongoing efforts. Moreover, Sir Thomas’s many publications had a restricted circulation due to his tiny print runs, and were hampered by errors and omissions. Sir Frederic Madden, prejudiced by Phillipps’s purchases of many manuscripts he had wanted to acquire for the British Library, wrote bitterly on Sir Thomas’s death that: ‘his greatest pleasure was to abstract a Parish Register! As to his publications, they are all but worthless from their inaccuracies. Learning or scholarship he never possessed in any degree."‘ Nevertheless, the Monumental Inscriptions Qfl‘/I/I’l[5l’1I’1'£’ is a substantial work published at the zenith of Phillipps’s career as a researcher, and is unique in its content.

13 Eric Holzcnberg, The Middle Hill Press: a checklist of the Horblit collection of hooks, tracts, leaﬂets, and broadsides printed by Sir Thomas Phillipps at his press at Middle Hill, or elseiultere to his order, now in the library qf the Grolier Club, New York, 1997; Ken Rogers and Douglas Crowley, ‘Wiltshire’, in A Guide to English County Histories, eds. C.R.J. Currie and C.P. Lewis, Srroud, 1994, pp.41 I-422; Jenny Stratforcl, Catalogue of the Jackson Collection of Manuscript Fragments in the Royal Library I/Vindsor Castle: with a Memoir if Canon ].E._]acleson and a List cfhis I/Vorles, London, 1981, p.65. 14 Bodleian Library, Oxford, Madden Journals, vol.43, p.323, quoted in Munby, Portrait of an Obsession, p.261. xii INTRODUCTION

COLLECTING MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS

The lvlonumental Inscriptions did not begin as a cohesive project. In 1819 Phillipps began employing an amanuensis,William Hensley, to transcribe manuscripts in London, Salisbury and elsewhere,and, it would seem, to copy down epitaphs from certain churches in Hampshire. Once he had committed himself to the history ofnorth Wiltshire, Phillipps decided to make full collections for each parish.Thus, Hensley was sent in the summers of 1 820 and 1821 to note down the monumental inscriptions in churches acrossWiltshire, and to obtain what information he could about manorial descents, clergy past and present, charitable donations and curiosities in each place. Williani Hensley appears to have been in the employ of the Phillipps family prior to 1819, probably as a gamekeeper or manager on the Middle Hill estate in the service of Sir Thomas’s father prior to his death in 1818.” He was born at Broadway and baptised at St Eadburgh’s church on 6 October 1790, the eldest child ofThomas and Anne Hensley. A note by Phillipps amidst his correspondence with Hensley for 1821 states that, ‘This Man was my Amanuensis 8: afterwards became an Architect 8: made much money’. He was employed by Phillipps as a scribe throughout his life, as was his son, Christopher French Hensley, from 1855.The Hensley farnily, whose members may have been tenants ofSirThomas,was still resident in Broadway in the early twentieth century.”‘ In 1820 and 1821 Hensley worked according to Phillipps’s orders, though these were somewhat sporadic and unpredictable, and on more than one occasion he had to beg for more money or return to Middle Hill to await further instruction. He usually stayed at a public house in the main town ofa hundred and travelled each day to visit up to four or five different churches.At night he would write up his findings and as he completed two folio sheets would fold, seal and post them to SirThomas at Middle Hill or Salisbury, resulting in several letters each week. Some of these were pure epitaphs, but others contained small notes begging money or further orders. He began in May 1820 with Cricklade Hundred, then Malmesbury, before joining Phillipps to work jointly in Salisbury archives in June. In September he took up lodgings at the Castle Inn, Devizes, and by October was at Avebury. The next collecting season ran from May to October 1821 and included the south as well as the north ofthe county, proceeding from Chippenham to Highworth, Swindon, Burbage, Devizes, Melksham, Bradford, Trowbridge,Westbury and Warminster.” Hensley’s letters to his employer provide a unique and entertaining window into the daily grind of antiquarian pursuits in the early nineteenth century. He was required to be ajack of all trades, not only transcribing epitaphs, but also inscriptions on bells, and as need arose executing brass rubbings or drawings ofcurious monuments.

15 Hensley reports his activities as a gamekeeper at Middle Hill in PRMS b.l 12/97-98 (Williani Hensley [WH] to TP, 9 October 1822),c.405/137 (WH to TP, 8 December 1818), c.412/225- 6 (WH to TP, 11 January 1823). 16 PRMS b.110/110. 17 Hensley’s letters containing the epitaphs are preserved at PRMS c.270 (1821) and e.313 (1820). What appear to be his original notebooks, in pencil, are at PRMS e.236-243. These latter notebooks were used to prepare the printed edition. INTRODUCTION X111

In October 1820 he wrote from the Red Lion Inn at Avebury noting that he had made, ‘the Sketch of4 Saxon Arches two Brass figures and some curious fonts’. Likewise, from Chippenham in May 1821 he reported that,‘I have taken some Copy’s ofsome handsome Brass figures from Lacock Church of Robt and Elizth Baynard 86 17 children’."‘ Health, and the weather, were prominent concerns as was Hensley’s fear of displeasing his infamously short-tempered employer. InJune 1820 he wrote from the Good Will Arms at Swindon, concerned that Phillipps was disappointed with his rate of progress: I have been ill great part of the time as I have been in Wilts but for this last week past I have been better, and live in hopes of Continuance ofit, but it have made my work seem very hard, but I think I shall enjoy my usual state of health again. I do not understand you by giving up my employment whither you mean because ofme being ill or whether you think me not capable of collecting your Inscriptions, so far as my education I have done to the best of my knowledge for you . . . At the end of October 1820 he begged to be allowed home, hoping Phillipps ‘will not persist in my Collecting any more this Season, as it is so far advanced. I taken a bad cold in my bones the second day at Marlbro St Mary’s and have been unwell ever since . . . I find the Churches very damp."“’ The constant travelling could result in loneliness. Hensley complained in 1820 of always staying in lodgings, which also incurred extra costs for Phillipps: ‘I shall go on as long as I have a sixpence and then walk home . . . I cannot find any friend in a strange place except I have one in my pocket.’ He expressed similar sentiments the following year: ‘I shall take it a pleasure to travell any part ofEngland for you, But I hope you will consent to me to come home one day or two to see my friends.’2" Unexpected difficulties on top of these ordinary hurdles caused Hensley to joke about his sanity in 1819: ‘But I have all the misfortunes as can be with my Box, for when I open’d it there was thejar of ink broke and run all over it. I think if I have any more trouble with it I shall stand in need ofa strait waistcoat?” While Phillipps himself may have had strained relations with the likes ofJohn Britton, who during these years was researching the third volume of The Beauties qf I/Viltshire, it was his amanuensis who had to deal with the competition in person. Hensley first became aware of Britton in 1820, writing that, ‘A gentleman by name Britton is Collecting for History Chippenham and north Damersham Hund which part of it is in great forwardness for the Press.And is Enquiries are the same as yours.’21 In 1821 Hensley encountered or nearly missed Britton on several occasions, and began to wonder if his work was futile. At Christian Malford in May 1821 he realised,‘every day I still witness that I am walking the ground that Mr Britton previously have done’, and the clergyman, ‘told me that it was a pity that I interfered into his Collections’. A postscript added, ‘Write to me as I cannot work with any courage, unless I know whether you wish me so to do, as he is writing the same’. A further note showed

18 PRMS b.106/117 (WH to TP, 22 October 1820), b.110/99 (WH to TP, 14 May 1821). 19 PRMS c.313/327 (WH to TP, 10June 1820), b.106/117 (WH to TP, 22 October 1820). 20 PRMS b.106/115 (WH to TP, 7 September 1820), b.110/99 (WH to TP, 14 May 1821). 21 PRMS c.406/122 (WH to TP, 20 July 1819). 22 PRMS c.313/373-6 (WH to TP, 2 June 1820). xiv INTRODUCTION resentment of Britton’s method of getting the clergy to do the transcribing, for ‘he gives them a Call, and pays them a Morning visit, 8: receives their Copies good Morn and his Collection has made’. Phillipps’s reply commanded Hensley ‘to go on even if he met Britton himself’.3" Hensley’s next letter showed that Britton’s spectre still haunted him. He attempted to meet Britton at Nettleton, but missed him, and was then annoyed to discover that the minister at Colerne wanted Hensley to pay a fee for permission to copy down the epitaphs there. He vented his anger in poetry: ‘Ev’ry day as my travells advance I expect for to meet with that deaf one But as far as my knowledge or strength will admit I never will yeild to one Britton.’3‘

The gentleman concerned shortly wrote to Phillipps, opening, ‘I have often heard of you during my late Tour in Wiltshire . . .’.35 Not all such encounters were competitive. Hensley was pleased to meet Richard Colt Hoare at Malmesbury Abbey and receive extra help in May 1820, for Sir Richard, ‘directed his discource to me respecting the difference ofArchitecture in the Arches’.3" The antiquarian competition was not, in the long run, a stumbling block for either Hensley or Phillipps.A major complaint was the lack oflocal historical knowledge amongst the clergy, or indeed amongst any of the local gentry: I have been very unfortunate in meeting with Clergymen, I have not met with but one Rector orV as yet 8: two Curates, in general the diligent Curates Serve 3 or 4 Churches in one Day, and they now as much about it as I do, on Monday last I was at Great Somerford where I met with the present Rector 8: he told me that he should be happy to give all the Inﬁrmation he could and which he did, which I askd him if he could tell the Glebe at Little Soinerford but he could not, but is answer was, that the best way to have all the Glebes Correct was to get a Coppy of them at the register Ofﬁce Saruin, wliere they may all be had, (the Revd S Deiiiainbrey) Yesterday I went to Hankerton where I could get no Inteligence ofthe Glebe nor register nor else,I was informed that the Rector keeps all at his house at Crudwell which I went 8: Collected all Inscriptions and then to go to the Rector which I found all under his care and he was at Bath 8: I made great Inquire in the Village with the upper Class of men but no true Account could I get, for I general Ask these thick headed people twice or thrice and very rare to find one but what deviate in their discourse and know but little at last, as I do not like to write after all men, and I have made my self very ill in fretting about it as I cannot collect as I wish, ifl could meet with any Inteligent Clergyinen or others it would be a pleasure to me, 8: greater satisfaction to you.”

By the end of 1821, Hensley had ﬁnished his work of collecting monumental inscriptions and could move on to other tasks closer to home. Unforeseen difficulties

23 PRMS b.110/97 (WH to TP, 4 May 1821). 24 PRMS b.110/99 (WH to TP, 14 May 1821). 25 PRMS b.l08/158 (John Britton to TP, 18 October 1821). 26 PRMS c.3l3/355 (WH to TP, 21 May 1820). 27 PRMS c.313/323 (WH to TP, 8 June 1820). INTRODUCTION XV with clergy, and a lack of money on Phillipps’s part, meant that details such as manorial descents had not been compiled, but the epitaphs were recorded and ready for the Middle Hill Press.

PRINTING AND DISTRIBUTION

From 1818 to 1822 Phillipps used the services ofa variety ofprinters, chiefly in Salisbury or London. He decided to employ his own, and placed an advertisement in The Times in December 1821, seeking someone with a knowledge of Latin who had sets of Saxon characters and Latin abbreviations.This solicited the application ofAdolphus Brightley, a native of Bungay, Suffolk, who was appointed to the post, taking up residence at Middle Hill in August 1822. He remained in Phillipps’s service until December 1825. Although his time at Middle Hill was generally pleasant, his arrival and departure were not. In 1822 no residence was prepared for Brightley, Phillipps having decided that he could live in the dilapidated Tower on the estate which would later feature on the frontispieces of Middle Hill publications. Brightley immediately wrote from the inn where he was staying temporarily to Sir Thomas in Paris, complaining about the appalling living conditions, desiring to return to Suffolk, and stating his disillusionment with the entire project. Once the 21CCO1'I1I‘I10d3tiO11 problem was solved, however, Brightley came to enjoy his ‘pretty little office in the octagon room’ at Middle Hill and began to work productively. Phillipps soon discovered that he had to keep his printer occupied and thus began his tendency to print material hastily and unedited. Brightley would depart from Middle Hill three years later primarily because he was owed £216 by Phillipps. He had received only £30 from Phillipps between May 1822 and April 1825 towards bills of £191, much ofwhich were incurred in the production of the ll/Ionumental Inscriptions?“ The printing of the Wiltshire epitaphs was Brightley’s first major task. He began in September 1822 with Chippenham Hundred, having purchased one hundred sheets of paper for the purpose the previous month. By November Phillipps was able to tell Colt Hoare that the work was well underway, and Sir Richard replied saying that,‘you do right to print (however incorrectly) the inscriptions, as they will assist you much in visiting the Churches’.3" In April 1823 Brightley sent the following report to Phillipps, now in Berne: I am still going on with the Epitaphs, expect to finish them in June; I have not gone on so fast as I expected with them, principally owing to the incorrectness in which they are taken — I print them nearly as I find them, — I cannot correct them although I know they certainly must be wrong. I began them in the same manner as they were given to ine, that is, by beginning a book and going through with it without paying any respect to placing the parishes in the Hundreds to which they belong — I find there is no regard paid to that in the collecting them, for one parish may immediately follow another, which may be situated widely different from each other. I received a letter from Sir Richd

28 PRMS c.410/83-4 (Adolphus Brightley to TP, 21 August 1822), c.416/80-90 (Adolphus Brightley to TP, 1825); Munby, Portrait of an Obsession, pp.'l2-I3, 30-33. 29 PRMS b.112/I69 (RCH to TP, November 1822), c.410/85 (Adolphus Brightley accounts for TP, August 1822). xvi INTRODUCTION

Hoare with your commands for a copy of what I have hitherto done. But it being the northern instead of the southern district, that I have been about,— he wished me instantly to print the latter, and send him portions of it as I get it done, for him to correct upon the spot. I have sent him the Hundreds of Ainesbury, Elstub and Everley. He have not had a copy of what I had done previously.“I hope (he says) I shall live till Sir Thos returns, that we may prosecute our researches in the northern district together.” He kindly offered to send me his little printed account of the Hundreds and a guide, not having began then in a regular order it will now be of little use, I had only the assistance of a small Map to arrange them from. I chose rather to print them in the order as I find them, than to follow the uncertainty ofthat.When they are finished I will print an alphabetical Index, they will then be easily found. I have printed six copies perhaps I ought to have printed more but you did not tell me how many you would wish. Should be sorry if I have not printed as many as will be wanted . . . The Epitaphs, I doubt you will find sadly incorrect I followed the copy, but wished you could have overlooked them . . . I am glad I am not in Broadway, the place and people I cannot bear: the beautiful walks and situation of Middle Hill suits my ideas of retirement and study. I will do anything to stay . . .3"

Colt Hoare’s interference in the project did not cease, for, having heard nothing out of Brightley for some months, he wrote to Phillipps asking whether,‘Brightley has ﬁnished the Monumental Inscriptions — if so — beg him to send me the remainder since his last’.This caused Brightley to write directly to Colt Hoare, apologising for the delay on the grounds that he had been expecting Phillipps to return from Europe every day for the previous two months, when new orders for copying and distribution could be issued.“ From this correspondence it appears that the epitaphs for north Wiltshire — some 286 pages — were printed between September 1822 and April 1824.Those for south Wiltshire, comprising 108 pages, were probably done in 1823 as Colt Hoare requested.The dates watermarked on the voluine’s paper (from Clarke 8: Horsington or Bitton Mills) range from 1820 to 1823 for north, and 1822 alone for south Wiltshire. As Brightley promised, an (incomplete) index to the parishes covered was added, and a title page printed depicting the Tower at Middle Hill with the words: ‘Monumental Inscriptions in the County ofWilton. Edited by Sir T. Phillipps, Bart. Typis Medio — Montanis, in Turre Lativiensi Adolphus Brightley Excudit. 1822"“ A secondary title page, with a seemingly erroneous date, reads simply ‘Monumental Inscriptions in Co Wilts. — 1821.’ A mere six copies of the volume were printed, and it was fortunate that there were even this many, for Colt Hoare had protested in April 1822 that,‘If you print your MSS Collections, pray say six vice three or even more — for the additional expense will be only that ofpaper’.“:‘ In consequence the volume is one of the great rarities emanating from the Middle Hill, and certainly the rarest of the more substantial publications. One copy was presented to Colt Hoare at Stourhead, literally as it came offthe

30 PRMS c.412/59 (Adolphus Brightley to TP, 8 April 1823). 31 PRMS c.412/25()-1 (RCH to TP, September 1823), c.412/245 (Adolphus Brightley to RCH, November 1823). 32 The title page does not accompany Sir Richard Colt Hoare’s copy but is found with the other extant copies. 33 PRMS b.112/119 (RCH to TP, April 1822). INTRODUCTION XV" presses.This copy is preserved in the Library ofthe Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society at Devizes, and is the basis of this edition.Another copy was presented on 5 April 1827 by Phillipps himself to the Library of the College of Arms, London, where it remains to this day.-l‘ At least two copies stayed in Phillipps’s library. One of these was disposed at the ﬁrst of the Sotheby auction sales of duplicate items in the library arranged by the Fenwicks in 1886, selling as lot 2436 for an impressive L14 105.35 The other remained with the library and passed into the hands of the Robinson booksellers in 1945, from whom Harrison D. Horblit acquired it. Horblit had compiled one of the most comprehensive collection of Phillipps books by his death, including those from the library of the Earl of Lindsey. The entire collection, including the Monumental Inscriptions, is now housed at the Grolier Club, New York, to whom it was presented by Horblit’s widowxl“ Other copies found their way to the British Library (in 1883) and the Bodleian Library, Oxford; the latter may be the one sold in 1886.-ll The whereabouts of the sixth copy is unknown. All copies except that in the British Library are interleaved with blank pages. The Bodleian and Grolier copies contain various corrections in Phillipps’s handwriting, including pedigrees worked out on the interleaved pages using the content of the epitaphs.The Devizes copy contains similar corrections in Colt Hoare’s hand. No copy shows signs of extensive consultation.

CONTENT AND SCHOLARSHIP

Madden criticised all of Phillipps’s publications for their shoddy transcribing, editing and printing, and Brightley expressed his concern at the perceived inaccuracies in Monumental Inscriptions. Both men had some reason for their views.The volumes of the History of Modern I/Viltshire include epitaphs from each parish which can be used to check the accuracy of Phillipps’s edition, and some discrepancies are immediately noticeable. In the parish ofAmesbury, for example, Colt Hoare includes a number of ﬂat stones missing in Phillipps.Yet, conversely, Phillipps includes the heraldry of the larger monuments which Colt Hoare ignores.The two versions do, however, agree on the content ofeach inscription although the use of abbreviations and layout differs.” To Phillipps’s credit, his correspondence with Hensley shows his insistence on transcribing allWiltshire monuments himself, irrespective of the work undertaken simultaneously by Britton or Colt Hoare. There are undoubtedly mistakes, many of which are the result of Hensley’s difficulty in reading old or worn epitaphs in the poor light inside churches.Yet, for north Wiltshire at least, there is now no other source for many ofthe inscriptions which have long since vanished.The dates cannot be accepted with confidence, but, where survival permits, the original epitaph or parish burial register can be used for veriﬁcation.

34 Letter of Rouge Dragon Pursuivant, College ofArn1s, to the editor, 21 September 1999. 35 Munby, Phillipps Studies, vol.5, p.56. 36 Holzenberg, Middle Hill Press, gives the catalogue number as ‘Phill. Coll. 34.52 MH424’. 37 They are shelved at 9915.f.10 and G.A.Wilts.c.5 respectively. 38 See below pp.289-290, and Richard Colt Hoare, History qf Modern I/Viltshire: Er/erley, Ambresbury, Underditch Hundreds, 1826, pp.74—75. xviii INTRODUCTION

The chief value of the Monumental Inscriptions remains: there is no other publication which can act as a guide to the monuments ofWiltshire extant in 1820-21. Errors of transcription aside, the volume’s chief deficiency is the omission of some major sites of monumental construction. Salisbury Cathedral is not included, though it might be excused on the grounds of its unique status in the county. Phillipps may have known James Harris, who in 1825 would produce a volume recording the epitaphs therein.” A number of other churches are missing, mostly in the Swindon area. Notable among these is Lydiard Tregoze, which contains some of the county’s most famous tombs in the form of the St John monuments. The reason for this is suggested in a collection of nineteen letters written byJ.W Osborne to Phillipps between 1819 and 1821, now preserved in the Wiltshire and Swindon Record Ofﬁce. Osborne had been employed by Phillipps as an amanuensis, but appears not to have been paid for his labour. He took down the inscriptions of several churches near Swindon, including Lydiard Tregoze, and it may be that he withheld the transcripts from Phillipps until he could be assured of payment.“ There are still inexplicable omissions.Transcripts of the monuments of Clyffe Pypard church taken in 1820 exist in Phillipps’s notebooks in the Bodleian Library, yet this parish does not appear in the II/Ionurnental Inscriptions.“ The epitaphs included are overwhelmingly from the eighteenth century.This is not due to a poor survival ofearlier gravestones,but to the huge upsurge in monumental commemoration which began in the 16605, culminating in the foundation of public cemeteries in the nineteenth century and crematoria in the twentieth. Hensley did not normally transcribe monuments in churchyards, restricting himself to those inside churches. Exceptions are the churches in Highworth hundred, and the parishes of Chute, Great Bedwyn, Mere, Poulshot, South Marston, Stratton St. Margaret and Wanborough.Tombstones in churchyards have been recorded this century by theWiltshire Family History Society although no transcriptions have been published. PhiIlipps’s work with its limited coverage and occasional errors still sits comfortably within the long-established antiquarian tradition of recording and sometimes publishing epitaphs. John Leland noted many monuments, including a number in Wiltshire, as early as the 1530s in his travels across England, and the manuscripts of heralds from Elizabethan times onwards include many notebooks of monumental inscriptions and heraldry.Williani Camden was the ﬁrst to publish a collection ofepitaphs, in his account of the tombs ofWestminster Abbey, printed in 1600.43 Of Cainden’s many contemporaries and seventeenth-century successors, including the likes of William Dugdale, Henry Holland, and Anthony Munday, the most prominent was John Weever.Weever’s Ancient Funerall Monuments (1631) was a 900-page volume listing epitaphs in the dioceses of Kent, Rochester, London and Norwich.This book is a useful comparison for Phillipps’s work, as it has been subjected to similar criticism due to its inaccuracies and omissions.\ll/eever has a major advantage

39 James Harris, Copies of the Epitaphs in Salisbury Cathedral, Salisbury, 1825. 40 Wiltshire and Swindon Record Office,WRO 2320/2. 41 PRMS e.236 notebook 3. 42 Williani Camden, Reges, reginae, nobilis et alii in Ecclesia S. Petri I/I/estmonasterii Sepnlti, London, 1600. For an account of the tradition of recording monuments, see J.G. Nichols’ introduction to Thomas Dingley, History Front Marble, LOi1don, Camden Society Vol.94, I867. INTRODUCTION XIX over Phillipps in that the book was circulated in large numbers in the seventeenth century, and in the style ofwriting which embeds each epitaph within a narrative. Nevertheless it is chiefly prized for its preservation of hundreds of monumental inscriptions which have long since been destroyed, a value which exists equally in Phillipps. A more pertinent comparison is the set of Gloucestershire Collections by the eighteenth-century antiquarian Ralph Bigland.This was clearly a model for Phillipps’s vision of his history of north Wiltshire, as Phillipps himself attempted the completion of Bigland’s project and left directions in his will for the work ofpublication to be finished.“ The Monumental Inscriptions contain traces of Bigland’s influence in the inclusion of the names of contemporary clergy and manorial lords, or the sporadic listing of donation tablets. Bigland’s work as published in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries benefited from a broader circulation than Phillipps allowed himself, and from the wider scope of coverage for each parish.Yet again, however, its primary value is the transmission of gravestone inscriptions into the more durable medium of print, and it also provides a first port of call for those interested in epitaphs or in Gloucestershire history. Phillipps’s ll/Ionumental Inscriptions is indeed worthy of fresh consultation if only for its preservation of the material past, and as a source of reference for Wiltsliire historians. It is not merely a dry record ofnames, dates, and places, facts which form the bulk of most epitaphs.A number ofthe epitaphs are highly colourful, many in English, some in Latin and a few in more than one language. Some are in rather poor taste, like that of Hester, wife of Henry Martyn, who died in 1667, ending:‘If women all would live like thee, Then Men with Wives might happy be’ (p.109). A few are of a literary quality, most notably George Herbert’s poem ‘Sacred Marble safely Keepe’, inscribed on the monument of the Earl of Danby who died in 1643. Several epitaphs record remarkable people and their deaths. One which continues to cause surprise today is that of Hannah Twinnoy, who in 1703: ‘was a servant at the White Lion Inn,where was an Exhibition ofWild Beasts, and amongst them a very fierce tyger, which she imprudently took a pleasure in teazing, notwithstanding the repeated remonstrance of its keeper’ — and was subsequently torn to pieces (p.118).Then there is Hannah Hyde, died 1787, whose ‘voice by nature was so wrought, To shake a I), a fourth above Alt’ (p.158). Some inscriptions record events of political significance, such as Gyles Eyre, a Parliamentarian in the English Civil War who was,‘imprisoned for refusing to pay the sum of £400 illegally demanded of him’ (p.355).The clergyman John Rolte wrote a fine epitaph for Henry Season of Bromham, died 1775, which called into question the very existence of monuments and inscriptions (p.229).

THIS EDITION

This edition of Phillipps’s ll/Ionurnental Inscriptions is a reproduction of the original in facsimile, using Colt Hoare’s copy now lodged at Devizes. It follows the original pagination for North Wiltshire, but this is followed in a continuous sequence by South

43 Bigland’s work was ﬁnally completed and printed by the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society as Brian Frith, ed., Btgland’s Cloucestershire Collections, 4 vols., Stroud, 1989-95. xx INTRODUCTION

Wiltshire, beginning at p.289 (Phillipps had begun numbering afresh for SouthWiltshire). The few errors in page numbering are corrected, all in North Wiltshire, on pp.87 (81), 100 (96), 166 (164), 167 (163), 168 (162) and 184 (180). Manuscript notes and corrections present on the text pages of Colt Hoare’s copy have been retained, but the sometimes heavily annotated interleaved pages havenot been reproduced. Readers should be aware that the quality of the original printing leaves much to be desired, and many of its shortcomings are reflected in the facsiniile.The need to minimize damage to the original volumes has also affected the quality of reproduction on some pages. Besides providing wider distribution, an over-riding reason for reprinting the Monumental Inscriptions is the need for an index, without which it cannot function as a reference work.All names of persons and places within the text have been indexed, including noble or ecclesiastical titles, but not corporations. Surnames and place names have been grouped under the predominant or official spelling and cross-referenced. The most common ﬁrst names have been abbreviated, and a list of these with the variant expansions is provided at the beginning of the persons index. (Names on Latin epitaphs have been rendered into English for the purposes ofindexing.) The Monumental Inscriptions of I/Viltshire was one of Sir Thomas PhiIlipps’s most notable publications. It was conceived and executed during his happiest years of family life, and his most active period as a student ofWiltshire history.The history ofits production itselfsheds light on the methods and experiences of early nineteenth century antiquaries and topographers.Although in its poor distribution, its errors and omissions, it retains traces ofPhillipps’s infamous tendency to rush into print, it remains one of his longest works and is worthy ofa wider audience.Together with its index, it is now a valuable reference book for local historians, genealogists and biographers.

SUMMARY CONTENTS LIST OF WILTSHIRE PARISHES

Aldbouriie 207-9 Bishopstone [south Wilts] 350-1 Aiderbury 337 Bishopstrow 387-8 Aiderton 47-50 Blackland 225 lCannings 232-4 Blunsdon St.Andrew 85-6 lington 293 Boscombe 293 >?:F°'.iton Barnes 331-2 Box 34-8 Alton Priors 330-1 Bradford on Avon 277-83 Amesbury 289-90 Brattoii 378-9 Ashley 133-4 Breinhill 12-14 Atworth 272-3 Bremilham 119 Avebury 209-11 Brinkworth 112-14 Baydon 140 Britford 335-7 Beechingstoke 239-40 Broad Blunsdon 77-83 Berwick Bassett 212-13 Broad Hinton 214-16 Biddestone 29 Brokenborough 112 Bishop’s Cannings 226-7 Bromham 229-31 Bishopstone [north Wilts] 138-40 Broughton Gifford 275 INTRODUCTION XX

Bulford 290-1 Fittleton 329-30 Burbage 180-1 Foxley 119 Buttermere 185 Froxfield 189-90 Calne 220-5 Fyfield 357 Calstone 216-17 Garsdon 110-11 Castle Combe 42-4 Great Bedwyn 171-80 Castle Eaton 83-5 Great Chalfield 273 Charlton [north Wilts] 109-10 Great Cheverell 250-1 Charlton [Vale of Pewsey] 193-4 Great Somerford 120-2 Cherhill 216 Grittleton 38-40 Chippenham 1-9 Hankerton 122-3 Chirton 238-9 Hannington 70-3 Cholderton 295 Hardenhuish 23 Christian Malford 23-5 Heddington 219 Chute 187-8 Highworth 59-70 Colerne 31-4 Hilperton 147-8 Collingbourne Ducis 327 Holt 275-7 Collingbourne Kingston 185-7 Homington 348-9 Compton Bassett 218-19 Huish 196 Coombe Bissett 349 Hullavington 117-18 Corsham 25-8 Idmiston 346 Corsley 386-7 Inglesham 75-7 Corston 114-16 Keevil 264-7 Coulston 257-8 Kellaways 11 Cricklade St. Mary’s 93-4 Kemble 136-8 Cricklade St. Sampson's 86-93 Kington St. Michael 19-21 Crudwell 123-6 Lacock 14-19 Dauntsey 105-8 Langley Burrell 9-11 Devizes St. James 368-71 Laverstock 333 Devizes St.John’s 357-65 Lea 111-12 Devizes St. Mary’s 365-8 Leigh Delaniere 40-2 Dilton 379-80 Limpley Stoke 149-50 Downton 351-4 Little Bedwyn 188-9 Draycot Cerne 128-30 Little Cheverell 252 Durrington 291-2 Little Somerford 108-9 East Kennett 211-12 Littleton Drew 47 Easton 181 [Long] Newnton 130-3 Easton Grey 56-7 Luckington 50-2 Edington 151-4 Ludgershall 297-9 Enford 329 Malmesbury 94-102 Erlestoke 257 Manningford Abbots 190 Etchilhampton 231-2 Manningford Bruce 190-1 Everleigh 328 Marden 239 Farley 343-4 Market Lavington 247-50 Figheldean 296-7 Marlborough St. Mary 196-7 xxii INTRODUCTION

Marlborough St. Peter 8: St. Paul 197-202 Standlynch 354 Melksham 258-64 Stanton [Fitzwarren] 73-5 Mere 389-96 Stanton St. Barnard 234-5 Mildenhall 205-7 Stanton [St Quintin] 130 Milston 292 Staverton 148 Milton Lilborne 181-2 Steeple Ashton 267-72 Monkton Farleigh 284-6 Stert 235 Netheravon 328-9 Stratford Tony 349 Netherhampton 334-5 Stratton St. Margaret 154-9 Nettleton 46-7 Sutton [Benger] 127-8 NewtonToney 293-5 Tidcombe 185 :North] Bradley 371-2 Trowbridge 143-7 :North Newnton] Newton 191 Tytherton 11-12 North Tidworth 295-6 Upavon 192-3 North Wraxall 29-31,58 Upton Scudamore 380-2 Norton 119 Urchfont 235-7 Norton Bavant 388-9 Wanborough 162-71 Nunton 347 Warminster 382-6 Oaksey 135 West Dean 338-40 Odstock 347-8 West Grimstead 337-8 Ogbourne St. Andrew 203-4 West Harnham 334 Ogbourne St. George 204-5 West Kington 44-6 Patney 332 West Lavington 243-7 Pewsey 182-4 West Overton 211 Pitton 344 Westbury 372-8 Poole 136 Westport 102-5 Potterne 240-3 Westwood 326-7 Poulshot 256-7 Whaddon 274 Preshute 202-3 Whiteparish 354-7 Ramsbury 140-3 Wilcot 195-6 Rodbourne [Malmesbury] 116-17 Wilsford [Vale of Pewsey] 194 Rowde 227-9 Wingﬁeld 150-1 Rushall 192 Winsley 148-9 Salisbury St. Edmund 299-304 Winterbourne Bassett 213-14 Salisbury St. Martin 305-13 Winterbourne Dauntsey 342 Salisbury St.Thomas 304-5, 313-26 Winterbourne Earls 340-1 Seagry 126-7 Winterbourne Gunner 342 Seend 252-6 Winterbourne Monkton 212 Semiiigton 264 Winterslow 344-5 Sherston Magna 53-6 Woodborough 194-5 Sopworth 52-3 Wootton Rivers 184-5 South Marston 159-62 Yatesbury 217-18 South Wraxall 283-4 Yatton Keynell 21-2 CHIPPENHAM.

(In Moniimenl, iigtiiiist West End of Chancel. i Near unto this Place lyeth interred the Bodie of Ni-in" Illlrs plaice lyetli y" Body of the Fllcvfl Mr. Robl. Anne, the rlau. of Sam. Twiford of this Burrongh, (Tm-1:, Vicar of this Parish, who, by will, left, for ever Gent. who was Baptisricl the 18th dayof Dee. A'" 167-2, the yearly produce oi’ Fifty Pounds, (which was all . and Departed this Life the 16 day of June A" 1674. lI1:|l, he [|‘;||I) fill Tltntfllilllg POOR GIRLS 1.0 Read, 3111'] I 1-mm-1 Iii-.i|'iu:ti||_|_r l.lu-in to the Knowledge El.I'lfII)l'El.(‘.I‘.lU(? of the (’l|l'lriI.IiLl| Iii-llgglull, as Proi'esseil and Tonight in the Near this place is buried the Body of Elizabi-tli the (’l|in'i'Il Iii’ Ii.|n'I:il|tI. Ill! iIy’il October 4"‘, Annol daughter of 1\'Ir. Saml. Twiford, who “His-2 hnpiisul thi- Ilnill. I721, .Ii1.. -‘J7. tith day of August, An" Dom. ‘loin , and (IP[JilfI('(l this life the 2iJLli of Jan. nest following. | f’\iI'IlI’ lliis Illiiee liyes liiierreil the Body of Mr. Gilbert l.:|kt'., ll. I). who was I’orinerly8tudenl.of Christ Church Near this place lyeth the Body of Anna Maria, “lili- in ()xI’o|'tI, and I-'> yi-.ii.|'.-s Viimr oI’tIii.-i plaice, the Income of Sam. Twiiiird, who deprnteil this life, .\’r-v 1.". oi’ which Ill‘ had the llIl‘iI..'~illT(" oi’ A l.l__['IIlfll|1'.I|Ifl', by pro- 1 Anno Dofii. 1711, Aged 22 ya-ans. =\’i-air tIii"- Plat-1 i-i|i'i|i;_i__" (hie II|ill(Il'I.'lI Ptlllllllri I'i'o|n Mr. Colstoli, and also Iyelli the Body oi'Ani|u III:-iria, Dari. of Eiiiiiiiii-I iuldillg (Inn II||iiih'|i|l I’ouii|l.s ll|l)I'f' ol’ his own to Twiford, Aged ‘Z months.

Qlit-viii: Aim Iioiillty. "0 nlso hllilt Part of the A SO .| .A. \’imiriil1,i1- llousr-. lle was the Son of the ‘Rev. Mr. Wm. lulu-, l'm'i'm-|'Iy Stiulimt of tho same Colladgc, :uuI Vicar til‘ the stone Place». A worthy sou oi’ so P. M. S. wurlliy ii I-’iit.lii'r, who, luivr-ing fiiiisliail his Allotted ‘ Juxta. tleposituiri jam-'r. qiiod niortalo fuii Joliiiiinos time oI"I’i'i:i.I I|e|'i', I)e|i:ii't.i:il this Lift‘! in the 48th your I-Iolliintl, I-Iiijiis .P'i1I‘OCI'll&‘, arm. qui ob. 26" Aprilis, ol'Iii.-i Age, and of our Lotti 17-I0. A” salutis 17211. ditatis 52. Aninmin cleo Ileildidit. Corpus Sepuleliro, cl. Famani hum; (Posleris) Dorothie ux. ej. ob. 3° Aprilis, 1726. FEI. . . Against N. Wall. Roger Ilollaml, filius, hujus Parochire, arm. oh. Near this Stone lies interred the Body of Eliziibetli Julii £1. 1'Et. Sexag. 1762. liiiylillb, one of the Dtiiighters of Edward Goildiird, Ai-ms—Az. a lion ramp. giirirrl. A. nrm G. hl. O flour-tie-Iis. I'.lI.L.' ((l’“il.l‘1'.Ilfil‘lI, Gent. and Into Wife of Wm Bnyliffe, A, inipaling A. ii clier. bl. 3 bucks t:U\ll'I(|Ill 5. ||uW 01' Mouiiektoii, Gent. who ilepltl this life Nov, 3, iii-5'2. On Monument against S. Wall. l‘~li'i|.r ||||lo this 81.1:-nt.' Lietli the Body of Jiuleth Snell, I-till! wife oi’ Iliclinrd Snell, of Loxwell, Gent. Eldest Near this place Iieth the Body of Ann the wife of llilll. oi’ Win. Baylil‘I't- oI' Molniton, I-lsq, wlioe dep“ this Roger ‘Warne, who dicd June the 24, A.D. 1724, Lilli thi: 21:1 of Deeein. An" Dfii Io".'.’tI. Aged 60 years. Also the Body of Roger “’arnt-, who died Feb. A. D. 1720, Aged 74 years. Also the - Body of Philip, son of Roger and Ann ‘Verne, who died Dee. 20, A. D. 1780, Aged 30 years. N('1(|“ illiln tliis Place lieth interred the Bodies of Mr. .lo||:|tl|;ii| Claire, the I:il.e V, of this Place, and his two iii.‘- .*'iu|i.~:, which said V. D1-p" this life the 26th of Dec. In spem beata: Resurrectionis juxta dormitGuI. Lake, An" liiii I118 -. ‘ A. M. Ecelia: Hnjus Vicari dignissirnus Sarum Prai- .‘i~l:m-: Iiill, hut in the grossnes-o of our sight, bentlariu.-=, Hielis. X" Oxon. olim aliimfius omnibus A guoil man dying the worli] doth lose o light; 1 ibidem Semper Chorus qui post annos 23. In minis- Wliile we L:i|ue|it our Loss such lights put out, terii niunere illiI.>al.t|1,pietate, ineorrupta, iido candore, 'I’ln- lli-as-'c|i Triiim|ili above, the Angels shout. ct prutlentin. singulari: lndefessa ct felici diligentia Ii’ virtme il. .~ueII'i: with \'ert||ous lllell could dy, peractos do bonis omnibus, belie beritus pleliilis, ob. Iii-zider, thou rnights say, here it. doth Ly. E)“ die Martii, A. D. 1703, tlzitatis sure 57. B 2.

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Also, William their iilon, who ilit-d May the 17, On ﬂat stones. A. l). I7-1H. H. S. Also Edward tlltzil‘ son, wliu tlyt-tl l"t:lJ|'t|:|ry l.lllr ‘Ill, Thomas Long, de Rowtlen, Gent. qni ohijt 21° Maij, A. D. l7-15). Anno Dofﬁ. 1691. Et Margeria uxor e_jus, quae ob. Also, Vvillianl their .-um, who tliutl .lum- l!l, I717. 13" die Decembris, Anno Dom. 1692. Thomas Long, Esq. died May the 19th, 1730, Aged Here lyeth the liotly nl' l\'l:tr_y, wi|'t- n|' Jnlm .M<.~rt=- 72]. wotllt.-1', who dictl July 1.2, 1756, A |;t.'tl Fill y|:nr.~=. Arms-A li, pass. on a chief, B cross croaslets. Crest. a li. head issuing out of a msrqual coronet. HlC_inCont Or-It-2:1

1-A-1--A Vire Desitleratissimi, Johannis M erowotller, M. B. (_El.llH Christi aplld Uxonielisis olim com. Herc lycth the Body of Eliz“ y’ wife of Richard Qni Long of this Parish, Gent, who died 2-2. of ()t:1ol.|t:r, Nnllins interim son honi Civis, son l’nt.ri.-: fnntilins Anno Dom. 1691. Ollicii imrnenior Metlicinnin tnist-ri.~: Lt:vtt1||t;|| : Ann, the wife of Thos. Long, Esq. died Oct. ye 21. Hitnd minori l.i|n-rn.lit.:|l.i.~: 1724, Aged 72. Qnnm Iiigt-11ii Lnutln Also Mary, Wife of Thomas Long, Esq. who dietl Almns ampliust|||:t.tlr.'|g_(int.:1. ln hot: Mnnicipio f'ulicit.t-r m:t'.rt:|1it. July the 6, 1773, Aged 7'2 years. Obiit Maii 24, Anno Domini, 1774, /litntis su:t~. tlll. Arms, a li. ramp. ht. B erosslets. impaling. a li. pass. on a chief, 3 crosslcts. Crest, a demi li. i-u-Iii-ini- Richard Pocock, son. died August the :21, 1777, Johannes, ﬁl. Jonatllm Rogers, gen: ct: Eliz: ux. ej. Aged 61! years. obijt xx dic Decentbris 167-1. Also the Body of Sarah, wife of Richard Ponoclc, Maria, ux Jonatha: Rogers, gen. . . . . ﬁl Nath. Long, who departed this life the 26 doy of May 17111, de Langrish . . . . . Hanton, Ar: ob. 3" Sop. Aged 32 years. A" Dom. 1711. Also, in Memory of Jane, wife of Richard Poeock, Aims--B. chev. ht. 3 bucks oourant, il'l'l]1. Long. Sen. who dep. this life the 21 day of May 1705, 1-A-1--A Aged 76 years.

Elizth ux: Jonathto Rogers, gen : et lilia. Anthony A-— saunders, S.T. P. ohijt nono die Feb. A. D. 1619. Here lyeth the Body of Mary, wife oflliuhnnl l.|:Wl:-1, Eorum ﬁlia Margareta, obijt 1673. of Corsham, Esq. and Daughter of Giles .|:t||1t-:4, of Hie condita: jacent Reliquia: Jonatha: Rogers, gen. Sheston-Pinckney, gen. Aged sixty years, who dop, . .. .?Et ti o2. this lifc yB 27 of Feb. Anno Dom. 1697. qul obut 30 Aug. Anno { Salﬁtig 1715_

Arms- a cl1ev.bt. 3 bucks coursnt, impaling pr. chov. 3 ele- phants heads erased. Franciscus Cock, Arm. Roberti fili. Et Pater Ex AgTo Norfolcim [ I-Iic Dorrnit I Qui hmc Dormiens Verba fecit ] Nam Samnians, et vigilana | semper mat Josephus, filius Johannis Holland, arm. obijt die Mortis Memor | Ccelo natus | Ccelum spiro [ Mnmlam Februa.ry...... 1730JE... Calco | Resurrecturus [ Doctrina: fericissimus amator Thcologia: prtecipue scientior ] Rogis et Ecclcsiu: De- Elizlll filia Jonalhtn Rogers,Gen. ohijt secundo 10 die fensor | Religionis assiduus cultor Peccantt-s Liber- Aug. 1677. Y rime arguit l Tempcrantiam Fidem, Pationtimn | Dic- tis factio Commendavit [ Attcrenis sc ahstraxit I An- Johannes Holland, Ar. ohijt 26 Aprilis, Anno Dom. 1723, Et. 52. nes ad Superna excitavit | Omnibus ut pus-sot profttit. 0lJljt..AI]Il0 salutis 1704 } Jam die 1 l__. Dorothea, UL Johis Holland, Ar. obijt 2" Aprilis, 1726, .lEt.at1s autem sun’: B1 Et. 51. Arms—-Quarterly, on a chief a cock.

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Z-1--Q-1-; Herc lyeth Jane, the daughter of John and Mary ; In Memory of James Hall,who died Dec. A. D. 1750, Merewether, who was horn June the 8, 1729, And died Oct. the :31, 17:31. 1 Aged 35 years. Also, Eleanor their Daughter, who died Dec, the 6th, A. D. 1739. Roger ‘Verne, Gent. died June 5th 1773, Aged It-'3. 3

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Te the Memory of Mrs. F.liz. ‘Warne, spinster, born lnn, in the County of Daren, and was interred in lht: in 1686, and died in Jan. 1763. Church-yard of I'Ia|'fi|rtl, in which Parish tht: Inn is situated. Ohiit 7th of J unc, 1010, 1lEl.&l.In 24. |i1——-1-1-— * arms-Pp Cher. s st 0. tn chief s mutlela pierced 0, in base Sarah ye wife of Henry Singer, gent. died Sept. nth, a heath ee-ck of the first. 1775. IIenry Singer, gent. died Oct. 10, 1770, Aged 70. I i E. end of Nsvc. 1 In a Vault underneath arc deposited the I'l"lII8tiI|s of Bazilla Chappall died Feb. 22, A. D. 17.32, Aged 01 Esmend Edridge, Esq. of Monkton junta Cl|i|qn.-n- yeals. ham, who died Mar. 13, 1812, Aged 6-1. Arms---A Ii. ramp. in chief, a broad arrow ht. 2 li. hds. erased. l Crest, a li. rampant. Hare licth the Body of Wm. Bradbury, whn departed this Life, Dec. the 24, A. D. 1733. Aged 43 Yell’!- ?__-ii Also of Clcmentina his wife, who departed this life, l In memory of Henry Singer, Esq. who died Ot-I. 1|\, Dec. 27, A. D. 1785, Aged 63 years. 1778, Aged 70 years. Of Richard Singer, Esq. his son, who died April 27, 1002, Aged 63 years. On Monument against North ‘Wsll of the Nave. And of IIarrict, daughter of the ahove-named liichll Near to this Place lycth the Body of John Ely, gent. Singer, by Maria Parry, his wife, who died Sometime Durgcsse of this Tnwne, who died Oct 3-0th, 1790, Aged 7 years. Nov. 25th mos. Their Remains are deposited in the Chancel of this Tis well I am stone to preserve his nnme, Church. Who was (if mortals may he) without blame l In his religions civil Race Tisc just. Also in Memory'of Richard Oriel Singer, Esq. late In his calling nn Traytour to his trust. of his Majesty's 32d Rcgt. only son ol' the said Rich. If this report consuming time shall weare, 1 Singer, by Maria Parry his wife, who dicd llct. 15, And wipe out, search I'lcaven’s Recors, tis there. 11310, Aged 37 years. His remains are deposited at I North Wraxall, in this County. Arms on s chtv. ht. 3 nag. tlisp. I. cross rrotllct bt. 2 escalops. Near to this place lyeth a.lsn the Body of Mary, relict Crest, a Phtenix holding in its beaks crosslat fltchey. of John Ely, gent, who died Oct. 9th, 1671. l ‘ The Tahle of my life was Black and White, On Flat Stones in Nave. Some cloudy dayes I liv'd to see, some bright But now there is no mixture, All is Cleare, In Memory of Mary, wifo of Thos.‘ Sparrow, who Tis perfect sunshine, I am with my deare, died Sept. 22d, A. D. 1763. Aged 41 years. Of whom the world was not worthy, nor I, Also, in Memory of Thos, Sparrow, who died Nov, Happy once more in this Dlest Company. l ye 6th, A.D. 17'T1,"Aged_flB"yonn. Also, in Memory of Ann, Wife of Thomas Sparrow, Near this place lyeth the Body of Richard, son of who died April 15, A. D. 1777, Aged 82 years. John Ely, Gen. who died the 27 of July, A. D. 1675, | _-i_1_1i,_ Aged 23 years. Though death would not upon his head i In Memory of George Stucley, who died Feb. yo 23d, The Almond-tree permit to grow; 1755, Aged 44 years. Yet shall the virtues of the dead Also, here lyeth the Body of George, son of George In dust and ashes bud and blow. and Margaret Stucley, who departed this life the 7111

| day of Sept. A. D. 1763, Aged 19 years & 6 months. In the next Alley, over against this stone, t -M-1-it Lieth the Body of Thomas Batten, of Allington, who In Memory nfJarncs Barnes, who died Dec. ye 25th, departed this life, 26 of Dec. A" Diii 1628. 1744, Aged 67.

ii-u-ii i —-—-——-iii To the Memory of John Gould Heath, an Ensign in In Memory of Abraham Noble, gent. of Maldon, in the Dorset Regt. of Militia, son of John Heath, of 5 the county of Essex, who departed this life this place, gent. He died suddenly at Ivy-Bridge March 11, 1748, Aged o7.years. 4

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William, son of Wm. and Margaret Lovegrove, diml ‘ Hero liulll the Body of Culllerinr-, wiIi- of .losr~ph February 22d, 1743, Aged '16 years. Colhorne, who depnru-d this life. June the Hi, Margt Loveg-rove died March ‘21, 17-57, A god 07 years. * A. D. 17.53, agetl 6.3 years. Also Margaret Love-grove, spinstor, died June 10, ‘ -.-__i-_i.__, 1802, Aged 70 years. y H ere lietli the Body ofdnne, wifr- nl'.lo.-=1-pli Collrorno,

-i-i-._-..__.-. .4 who died f~'P|>l. 51* 3, I76-'1, :t._qr:|l '21! _\-r'n|'s. W'illiam Lovegrove died Tel). ye 18th, 1778, Aged Also Jane, datrghter of Joseph and .|lt||r- Colhorne, B4 years. r who died March 3.17.. aged 3 years, Also Ambrose Lovegrove, died .|unr- ye '33.], 1700, $ Aged 66 years. In Memory of Ann, wife of Thos. llomes, who died Also Mary, Reliet of Ambrose Lot-e;_=-rm-.-_ died Sept. J July yr ti, 1704, ugetl 47 yours. yﬁ Dth, 1800, Aged ti I. yralrs. Also, in Memory of Thos. Ilolrnes, who tliml May _\,'P ll, l7tiH, aged ll-I years. h Also, Elizabeth, ‘Vile of “ﬁn. Bowidrer, died Jan. Underneath this stone lies interred the livrnnins oi" 1'2, llilli, a',.red .'r!l yr-rirs. Ann, wife of Richard Smith of llowdgglrrtvn, who y died March the 2d, 1770, Aged 63 years. ‘, Also, Richard their son, died March the 8, I774. I-lcre lieth the Body of John Emmett, who |lr\|1:1'rt.e|l Aged 32 years. ; this life the 12 of Nov. 1711, aged .52 years. Also Richard Smith, who dcp. this life, March 6, 1777. i I lcre lyeth the Body of Margaret, tho Tl-'il'r= of Nirho- Aged _.'I0 years. , l lns Emmett, who dopru-ted this life i-in-p. la, A. D. l7lli, aged 65 years.

John Wune, died Oct.-"'13, 17-59, Aged 38. I-‘.li-/.1|= iii-pi Jones, daughter oi" Roger and l*I.lizabr~t.l1 Warnn, died Here lyeth the Body of Rliz. wife ofJosoph (lollmrne, Oct. 3, 1762, Aged 43., Eliz. wife ol' linger Wurtu-, . who tlep. this lifo 14 day of '|"ob. A. D. 17. . Agni] died July-2, 1765, A.g_ed.79. Anna, tlttrrg-lrtt:r of .lohn 2| years. and IE,_li:. Warns, died April 22, 1797. Aged ‘Z7 yr-ans. Mary,wifo ol'Arehibald Litle, gent. who died Nov. y Also, here lyeth the Body of Joseph (lolliorne, 20, 1799, Aged 42 years. Elizabeth, wii'c oi‘ John w Burgess of this Borow, who dep. this Iii‘.-, Ur,-I. ___ Wame, she died July 13, 1602, Aged 74 years. ‘ yﬂ 7, A.D. 1734, Aged 51 years. l -ii A-._. ---iii-Q

Frances Hill Verchild, Wife of Lewis Bl'0l.hl?\‘stIIl l On Mon. against E, end of S. aisle. Verehild (of the Island of St. Christopher, in the West Near this Place lyeth yﬂ Body of Marry, yr W'iﬁ- of Indies) departed this life 20th Sept. 1810. y 'l'hos. Chappell, of this Burrolrgh, Clothier, and

in daughter of Mr. Thos. Andrews, Minister of Gorl’s Vvorrl, late of Shaston, in Dorsetshire, who departed In Memory of Wm.Ga1e, son of “Tm. and Eliza. M her Life yfl 15 day of Feb. 1680. Gale, who died Nov. 24, 1754, Aged 5 months. * I-ii Also Mary, their daughter, died May the 27,1765, I Aged I year. Noe sooner are wee Born to".live than dy, ‘H Here lioth interred the Body of Eliz. the wife of Wm. Our first day doth assure us of our Last ; G018, who died ye 13 tllly of Nov. 1709, aged 40. . “lhilst ev'ry moment wee doe hasten ||y To our Long home, and what we have lived is past. Also the Body of the said Wm. Gale, gent. died Jan. | For man to lire here ever cannot bee. 18, 1800, Aged 72. i Long to enjoy we must not think, a Chang 4?-iii Attends us, and thou groneing waits! to see In Memory of John Wilson, son of Stephen nnd That day, dear Soule life hero at lastseemrl .¢tlfi'|Il]{r* Mary Wilson,who died Oct. 26, 1764, Aged . . Twas sickness now thou Livstwhen death hath wronglrt its malice, and soe ended Hath all grnif‘, I A‘ llappy he those Mishaps which thee have ltrrriight Hers lleth yfl Body of John Dunn, who died June tire A gain full los, and in thy Death a life. 17, A.D. 1760, aged B4 years. Here Lyeth the Bodye of Alice, the Wife oi"l'hom|1s Also,-11070 lioth the B-Ody of Ann, wife of John Dunn, Longs, gent. late deceased. Shea Dept! this Life who died Nor. the ts, A,D.1760, aged 14 years. ‘ the 17th day of Nov. An" Dom. 174]. 5

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lleader, behold, what little stayc or trust, is ‘ On a. Munuiaeiit agaiiist S. E. corner of Nave. 'l'o bee sett on tnan whose strongtli is dust: Near to this place lye interred the bodies of Anthony Consider well thye brittle stage on earth, Martyn, gent, who died on the 19 day of March, llow Everyc moment subject unto death. 1719, in the 61 year of his age. Amend then whats ainisse, tliye sins forsake, llis wife, Mary Martyn, expired the 17 of April, lit-pent in tylnc, pt-ace i|1 thy conscience make. 1731, aged 70 years. Daatli spare-tli none, yet when hcc strikes, or how, Robert Martyn, of the Inner Temple, esq. their only l-‘or rnan Before hunde, tis too much to know. son, diml the 12 ol' August, 1733, in whose Mumor_v ltit-hard l-'orn'tan, latc one of the Burgesses of this this llrloiiumont was erected, by Mildred Martyn, l||.~'- Bnrrough, departed this life the 5th day of March, Relict. Also Mildred, wife of the above Robert An" lJoﬁ'1. 1639, whos Bodye hcre lyeth Buryed. Martyn, esq. and relict of Roger Holland, esq. dc-

ii-1-1-? parted this life the 28 ol'Jonunry, 1776, in the 77 year of her A go. Erected in Commemoration of “Tm. Pew, gent. and Arms, ermine A. eagle displ. G. over an escut. charged wad: Grace his “life: the said Wni. departed this life, 5 ehcrronels. Uutuber ye 31. An" Doifi. 1648, and Grace departed this lil'o the 2-5th oi'Allgust, 1635, whose Bodies Lye —i-iii here interred. On a brass plate against S. wall of S. aisle. MORIENDO VIVIMUS The Memoriall of Sir Gilbart Pryn, lKt. who mar- Upon the Death of Mr. Wm. Pew, and Mrs. Grace, ried Mztry, the eldest daughter oi’ Jayne Davis, his Wife, buried in thc same grave : daughter to Sir \Vymond Carye, Kt. Lord Wai'dt-n Behold my Grave is now my Nuptiall Bed of yfl St arrneries, Mr. of ye First fruits otlice, ate. Whom once on Earth in Earth i now doe wed Kt, of ye Bathe, the said Sir Gilbart Pryn lt:l\'i|t|_g ‘V111 chaste embraces Death was not unkind issue by yr-' said Mary his “life seven cliildrr-ti, ‘.2 son...- To part us so that Shea may stronger binde and 5 daughters, fivc of which, 2 sons and 3 daughters, No Reader, now our blisse is ncare complete are dead, the other daughters, namely, y-9 eldest of For here our Dust—above our souls doe mcctc. all, I-‘raunecs, is married to Sir Prauncys Seimour, Kt. Youngest sonne of yo hard. Beauchamp Sonne and heire to yfl now Erie of Hartford, and yo second daughter, uamcd Seimour, married to Sir George llere lyeth the Body of Alice Hawkins, daughter of Hastings, Kt. sccond Brother to Henry, now Eric ul' Robt-rt Hawkins, late of Harrlenhuish, Clothior, Slice lluntiugdon. Dept-l this life on the 31 day of August, A. D. 1657, lliitatis sun: 29. Echc mans a Plant, and Every tree, Nuptin: replent terrain, Virginitos Paradisuni. Like man, is subject to Mortalitie: These Braunehes dead and 1-‘allen away, are gone From us untill the Resurrection ; Here lieth the Body of Thomas Hawkins, gent. late These Grafted thus, by Wedlocks sacred Dome, one of the Burgesses of this Borrough, who departed God graunte may flourishe till those other come. this Life the 4th day of December, An° DorTi. 1676. Arms, O. a fess. eng. S. ht. 3 cscalops, G, imp, S, a char, arm. The Father and two Sones united be bt. 3 annulets, A. This gravc contains what's mortall of ye three, [Era-aha 1620.]

The Mother also near to those doth ly, Whose soules no doubt enjoyes felicity, .Wall. Ii-A Near this Place lyeth the Body ofTl1os. Figgins, jun. On an Altar-tomb, at the E. end of S. aisle. gent. who departed this life the 9 day of August 1757, Miger hoc tumulo jacet Hic generosus opaco Aged 23 years. Andreas Baynton, qui nominatus Brat Also Jane, wife of Thos. Figgens, sen. gent. died the Quem Genuit Miles bene notus ubique Edouardus 20 day of March, 1767, Aged B2 years. Hujus erat hcres nune Requiescit Hnmo An” Doliii. 1370 [or 1570.] And also the Body of Thos. Figgens, sen. gent. who Arms 1 ahead lozen. died the 11 day of 1777, Aged '74 years. 2 ...... Also Susanna Merewether, Wife of the above Thos. 3 a fess. bt. 0 martlets. Figgen s, jun. gent. and Reliet of John Merewether, 4 ii ﬁshes naiant. I1 2 li. passant guard. gent. died 27 Au gust 1807, aged 75 yea.rs. 0 on a. chev. 3 eagles disp. Arms, A. a tree pp. P 6

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Sacred to the Momory of Eliz. Norris, Relict of the Juhu llollaml, A god 21 years. A. 1). l7-10. late Wm. Norris, osq. of Nonsuch House, Wilts. The Rev. Christopher llolluml, A. M. 2'2. yours Vicar who died May 20, 1805, aged 75. of this Place, died May ye llth, I760, Agcd 52. Also to thc Memory of Eliz. Norris, Daughter of the Elizabeth, ‘Vito of tho uhovc Ch|'iﬁI.(l|lllt!T llullzlutl, abovc Elizth Norris, who (licd March 17, 1005, (licd April 2U, A . D. 'l77lF, agucl 723- yuars. ‘*5"" "’“' Nicliulas Trucinuu, 1-:...|. .1i...| April y\= 2d, 1771:,

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Near this place lyes interred yI= Body of John Scott, "ere liuth the Body of John Jennings, gout. who gent. son of John Scott, Clothier, who departed this died July y'i_3d, 1795, Agcd 70 years. life the 4th day of April. An” Doﬁi. 1700, Ilritat. . .

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i-_|i-_1_- In Memory of Snrnh Allen, who tliml thc 5th of Herc lyes ye Body of George Scott, Clothicr, who NOV. 1769, agctl '27 yours. dopartcd this life, Aug. ye 24th, An” Diii 1020, _1'Eta.t. sum 44. It was not rcquostetl to he tl(:pu:»'il.ud hcrc with llcr truly aﬁ'ecti0na.tc friend, Frances Butchlur, Wife of Mr. George Butchlor of North Bradluy, in this Near this Plaoe lieth the Body of Alice, the “'ife of County, and sister to Mr. Jcuuings, Surgeon, of this Henry Gouldoey, Clothier, and the daughtcr of Mr. 'l'own. She died thc 2Ul.h oi October, 1770, Aged Richard]Scott, who was interred the 4th day of April, 44 years. A150 Mary Jennings, died Supt. 29, 1702, 1670, and was baptized thc 11th of October 1631. Aged 75 yours.

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On Flat Stoncs in S. aisle. Hcrc lycth the Body of Robert Martyn, Esq. who In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of George Scott, who Dcpd this Lilia August thc 12th, A. D. 17153, died July the 28, 1733, aged 45 years. Agcd 44 years. Also W . . . er, son of George and Eliz. Scott, died Mildrcd Holland died January 26, 1776, Agcd 77. April 20, 17 . . . . . years. Likewise two of their daughters died infants. . Alice llawkius . [Brass lulucn out.] Here Lyetb ye Body of John Westﬁcld, who dcp.

this life, Aug. 11. A. D. 1741. Aged 40 years. oi-1---n—i Also, here lyeth the Body of Edward Wastﬁeld, who Against thc West wall of S. transcpl. departed this life March 11, A.D. 1742, Aged 33 years. Near this place lycth thc Body of Elizahetli, the Wife of Jonathan Scott, gent. lute of thc Ivy, who departed M-M this life the 25!]: day of April, Anoo Domini 1711!, Wm, Grinﬁeld, Esq. died August yv 17, 1762, Aged Agcd 77 years. U1 years.

oi-1---n—i Near this placc lycth the Body of Mr. Jonathnn Scott, Here lyeth yB Body of Martha, the Daughter of l of yfl Ivy, who departed this lifc yv 28th clay of Wflfiam and Mary Gale, who dept‘! this life the Jan. Ao° Dofii. 160% Aged B5 years. . . . day of June, Ao° Diii 1724

Juxta huoc Lapidem jaoct sepulta'Elinora, uxor Jo- Sarah Coke died May y° 17th, 1777, Aged 50 years. nathanis Scot, deive hqjus Parochim, Filia llcnrici Absent or dead, a friend should still be dear: Bayliffe, nuper de Chippenham, arr'Ti. qua: obdormivit A sigh the absent claims; the dead, a tear. 4 die Fehruarii 1664, Anno 1Etl.tt.. suae 01. Qua: modo peccatis mundi vexata dolubatiam Christo et Sanctis cunsonut illa Dco. Here lieth the Body of Anne yo Wife of Samuel Mar- I ten, who exchanged this life for a better September y° 2:1, A.D. 11:11. Here Lyeth thc Body of John Brookcs, who departed Also Samuel Marlyn died June ye B, 1749. this life the 7th of Dec. A.D. 1722, Agcd B2 years. In (-5 ll'£[!s.---C ll l P I’ Ii N ll .-\ M. 7

Marin, ux. Juhaunis Brookes, lilin Domini ‘Thoma: portionatc part of the Bent, received hy the Ferclry, do Epist:0piCal1ni1|g'9, nuper Vicar-ii digitis- Churchwardcns of Chippenham, distributed in simi dccinro sertirno die octorris mortua 19° ejusdem I Great Coats for the Poor annually. mcusis, 1666 sepulta. Cara deo dilecta |1iis prctiosa marito vicinis lenis paupcribus que l'uit. In the year 1664, On a llal stone in S. transept. Mr.W'illinm \‘Voodrofl'e, of ye Parish of Chippenham, Here lieth the Body of Jane, the wife of Jonathan yeornnn, gave, by Vl’ill, to the Bailiff of ye Borouglr Scott, who died Jan. 2d, 1774, Agcd 44 years. of Chippenham, and to the Minister of the said Parish for the time being, an Annuity of Five Pounds, to be received by the said Bailiff and Minister on thc I-‘cast DONATION TABLETS, of All Saints, to be by them paid to a Schoolmaster, Against the S. side of the S. aisle. for keeping a School, and teaching of Ton poor Boys In the year 1638, Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins, of Chip- within the said Borough, such as the said Bailiff and penham, gave by “fill to the Bailiff of thc Borough Minister for the time being should think fit. of Clrippenlrnm. in the county of "Wilts, ten Pounds, » This Annuity is payable out of the field called the Interest to be paid annually to Six poor 'Freemens' the Breach, situate in ye Ivy, in ye Parish oi‘ Widows on Candlernas Day, by the Bailifl‘ of the Chippenham. In consequence of Mr. \Vm. said Borough. W oodrofi'e’s Donation, the House given by Mr. Richard Scott, was erected into a Free School, -ii-H11 and a Muster appointed to thc same by the In the year 1735, Bailiff of the suid Borough, and the Master of Sir Francis Popham, Baronet, by Deed gave to thc the School is appointed by tho Bailiff and Bur- Bailiff of the Borough of Chippenham for the time gcssos of Chippenham, and ye Boys arc muni- being, and other Trustees, certain lands at Foxham, natecl alternately by the Bai|ill' and Minister of and in Dale Mead in the Parish of Christian Mal- the said Parish for the time being. ford, in the County of Wilts; the Ilents and Profits to be paid to such poor 1-‘rcemen or free Burgesses of i the said Borough of Chippenham, as the said Trustees In the year 1680, should yearly, between the Feast Day of St. Michael John ‘Viol-ts, Gentleman, by IVill, bearing date the the Archangel and the Feast of All Saints, appoint. thirteenth day of March, One Thousand Sin Hundred These Lands are now Let at £5.22 per annum, and Eighty-seven, devised to the Minister and Church- and the Bent is divided into Forty Shilling wardens of the Parish of Chippenham, in the County Donations, and given to poor Freemen annu- of VVilts, certain lands, called Pipesnrorc, containing GA. 211. 01'. in Trust, to divide the Rent of the said Lands yearly, on thc twenty-ninth Day of March, i unless it fell on a Sunday, then the Monday following, , . In the year 1642, i amongst the Puor of Chippenham where most need- Mr. Henry Smith, formerly a Citizen and Silversmith .-4 ful. of London, left an estate at Lonney, near Gloucester, to the Governors of Christ's Hospital, in trust, for the The land is now Lott at £23 per annum, and the use of 23 Parishes in diflerent parts of the Kingdom, Rent is laid out in the Purchase of Linen in such proportions as the Donor directed, one of Garments, and given to both poor lnen and which was Chippenham, in the County of Wilts. women in the said Parish. The following is a clause in Mr. Henry Smith's Will: Item, The said Henry Smith doth further by those Presents limit and appoint and declare his intent and In the Year 1719, meaning to be, that the said sums of Money given The Rev. Robert Cock, Vicar of this Parish, gave by limited and assigned, or appointed to or for the Relief Will to the Ministers of the several Parishes of Chip- of the Impotent and aged Poor of the said Parishes penham, Melksham, and Box, in the County of Wilts, respectively, shall be distributed, bestowed, and em- i.nTrust, after defraying all his Debts and Funeral Ex» ployed in Apparel, of one colour, with some Badge F pences, the Residue ofhis Goods and Chattels, Rights or other Mark, that the same may be known to be and Credits, to apply the same towards it, and sup- the Gilt of the said Henry Smith, or else in Bread, or porting a Charity School for Girls within the said Flesh, or Fish, upon each Sabbath-day publicly in the i- Parish of Chippenham. A Close of Meadow Land Parish Church of each of the said Parishes. was purchased by his Trustees out of the Residuum This Estate is Let at £.900 a-year, and the proof his Estate near a House called by the name of the 8

I1 l\ION'L'i\.'iEN'[‘AL I-.\*SCii]P'i'lOI\'S l-‘oily, on the Bristol road, and bounded partly by the In the year 1728. Hardenhuish Estate. See his Monument in the Chan- Mr. Robert Gale, Citizen and Vintm.-r of London, h-l't eel of this Church. by “rill, Ttvcllty Pllllfltlr-I H. year to tlifl Puur Ull l.li|-. The Land now lets at the annual Rent of £.t) 9s. Parish of Chippenham, in tlllr County of Wilts. pay- and Twenty-five Girls are placed at School able out of certain Estates esllml Cluypool and with thc same. "HI!-J5il]§;t0ll, ill [lit U-UlIll[il'-:5 uf liiuqgulu :|||1l D1,-rliy, i|| This Charity is now solely under the snperintendancc these \Vur|ls following : 'l'w|-nty l'ouu|l.~4 u-year, of the Minister of Chippenham. Part tliereuf to be distributed yearly on the |"o:t@-it of St. Thomas the Apostle, at the diseriztiml of the ]$nilill' and six of the ancientnst liiirgi-sin.-s of tln: snid lin- rongh, at the Parisli Church of Cliippnnliulil, nrnl DONATION TABLETS, 'l'w|;nty Shillings a. year yearly for ever liar a 1'|'nalclu-r Against North Wall of Nave. to Preacll at the Pal-isli Church uI' Cliippeiillulll ut June 18, 1615, the distributing of the said 'l'wi.-nty '.l'unmls tl. your, Thomas Ray, late of the City of New Sarum, by his and 'l'wcnty Shillings l-l. your yonrly for ovur to the VVIII of this Date, gave the House wherein he dwelt, said Bailiff and silt of the alleiclitust Burgtrsses of and all his Tenements in Giggin Street, in the City of the said Borough to drink withnl fur tlmir pains in New Serum, to his daughter Martha Ray, during her distributing of the said Twenty Pounds, as afore- natural Life, and after her death, bequeathed the same said. to the Poor Clothiers of the fuur following Towns, This Moncy is recuivml nnnunll_v of Mr. “’ilhy, viz. the Rent of the first year to Trowbridge, the Receiver, Cln'ist’s lluspitnl, Lmnlnn, and dis- sccond to Chippenham, the third to Westbury, unrl tributed to the pour at thn vl.'::l.l'y nn St. the fourth to Marlbrough, and so round again for ever, Thoma.-5' Day. ns Sir Thos. White's Money was given. The ahorn Premises are now Let to Thomas Adams of the City -xiii of New Sarum, Taylor, for a term uf 21 years, from the 29th of Sept. 1785, at the yearly Rent of 15 March fll and April 1, 1602. pounds, and the Charity is under the management By Deed of this Date, made between Sir Andrew of Fsolfeea, to be chosen in the Towns by the Majority Buyntun, Bart., Paul Cubh Mnthuen, and Rielnml of the poor Clothiers, together with the Church- Long, of the first part, Harry Gnldncy and llcnry wardens for the time being, of thc Tovmship of Trow- Burnett, of the so-eond part, and Paul Methuun, the bridge, the Bailiff of the Borough of Chippenham Rev. John Starkey, Mathew Humphrys, and Gabriel for the time being, and for the Towns of Westbury Goldnoy, of the third part, severul Mtrssuages nnd and Marlbrough, the Mayors of the said Towns for ' Lands situate in the Parisllus of Chippi.-nhn.n| and the time being. Laycock, in the several occupation of Mary Taylor, RALPH Gasv, Churcliwardlml Robert Sadler, Alfred King, Wm. \Villiams, nnd Gso. Bs.uun1.s,l June 1, 1613. 1 John Bcumes, and were eonvcycd to the use and behoof of the said Sir Andrew Bayntun, Paul Cuhh Methuen, Richard Long, Paul Methuen, John Stur- November the '1. 1601, i key, Mathew Humphrys, George Norris, and Gabriel Gabriel Goldney, late of Chippenham, in the County Goldney, their Heirs and Assigns for ever, upon of Wilm. Clothier, by-his Will of this Date (amongst Trust to Let and dispose of the Premises to the best other things), gave and bequeathed Six Pounds per advantage, and to employ, or cause to be employed, annum, chargeable on his lands at Tytherton, to the Rents, Issues, and Profits thereof for the Main- purchase six Coats to be given to honest poor labour- l tenance, Upholding, and Reparation of the Parish ing men of the Parish of Chippenham, no one Person Church of Chippenham, and for the provision of to receive one of these Coats two successivo years things necessary for the said Church. following, the disposal of the Coats to be in the Heirs of the said Testator for ever. I-ii-M These lands are described in the Will by the In the year 1661, names of Mill Field, and two other Grounds adjoining to it called Cogswell, and one other Mr. Richard Seott, of Chippenham, gave by will Ground, called Hatts, and are now in the the present Free School House (whenever a School oecupation of Mr. William Crook, as Tenant should be creeted, and Maintenance given unto it to Mrs. Sarah Goldney. June 1, 1813. for the encouragement of the Sehoolmaster) for a RALPH Ganv, little more cnenuragement, and to be disposed of by Gao. Baa1us1.s,} Ch" W“"d”"' the Bailifl' and Burgesses for ever. 9

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ln the year '|Tl'il, Register Commenced 15117. Mrs. hlnry l3|'i1l_-_=_"us, of tln: Parisll ofCl1ippenhmn, by The Rev. Thomas \Veekes, latc Vicar 60 years. ln-r Will, lr-it Ten Ponmls for tl1e use of the Free The Rev. Edward Ellis present Vicar. (2 Ministers Sclnnal in the l’arish of ('hippt'nln||u, which with in- of Westminster.) ten-st, anlonnting to ﬁve pounds, was paid in Decom- ln a Window in south aisle is a littlc painted glass, lmr (lnc Tliousnml Sewn llnndred and Severity-I-‘our, i hy the ldte Mr. Wm. Love_e_"rove, surviving Execiitor, az. 0. G. Likewise in thc Chancel Window. into thc: hands of the then Bailiff of the Borough of The Church consist of B. Chancel, Nave, and South Chippenlnini, in consideration ofthe Bailill"s engaging Aisle. At the east end of the Nave is a Saxon l'=:r l:i:nscll' and his successors to pay to the master of Arch, much ornamented, about ten feet in the span. the said Free School thc sum of ﬁfteen shillings yearly linr the tenclling and instructing two poor Boys, born

within the Borough, in Reading, Writing, and Arith- H nmtic. The nomination of thcsc two Boys is with thc LA N G LEY B URRELL. Bailiff solely.

l On Monuments against North Wall of Chancel. Nov. the 17, 1769, In Memory of Edward Speke, Esq. who died Jan. 9th; Wm. Colborue, late of the City of Bath, Esq. on 1732, Aged 40 years. this day had paid in1.0 his hands thc sum of O|1c Hun- Also Sarah Spoke, his widow, who died Dec.11th, dred Pounds, Lhrt-:0 per cent. consols, in thc names of 1774, Aged 76 years. Sir James Tylncy Long, and others. And by deed of this date it was declared, That the Dividcncls l thereof should be paid towards thc Support and Here beneath lieth the Bodie of Mr. Robert Sadlier, Maintenance of such Freemen of tho Borough of who died in the Faith of our Saviour Jcsus Christ, Chippenham, and the Widows of Freemen living in the 10tl1 day ofJanuary, in the ycnr of our Lord 1643. Free Houses, and being in the possession of the Frec- dom of such Houses at such time, in such Parts, | Shares, and Proportions, Manner, and Form, cither IIcrc Lieth the Bodie of Mrs. Rebekah Norborne, in Money, Clothes, or Provisions, or otherwise, as lately wife to the ...... Henry Norborne, Batch. thc said Trustees, and their Successors, or the major in Divinitie. She died in thc Faith of our Saviour part of them, should think proper. Jesus Christ, the 16th of June, in the year of our Lord The surviving Trustees are Paul Cobb Mcthuen, God 1041. ' and Gabriel Goldney, Esquircs.

'.RAt.rn G Anv, (Thnrc/cwardims East Wall. Geo. BRAMBLE, June 1, 11113. Lucy-Anne, daughter of the late Richard Vi/atts, of Harnhill, in the county of Gloucester, Esq. died l August 10, 1808, aged 23 years. At thc E. end, in the vaulting of the S. aisle, are Three Her Sister, Mary Jnnc Jeuncr, ll/ife of the Rev, Shields qf Arms. Robert Ashe, dicd April 4, 181], Aged 28 Years.

pi--N Quarterly, 1. S. 2 bars A. in chicf 3 plates. FIRST 2.1‘piégevnl id(pptdti.‘e er S. over all a Huncjuxta Locum jacet Depositum, SHIELD. 3.0onabendG3.....A. Viri admondum Reverendi Aylmeri Lynch, B, 1), 4. Barry ol' B. 0. s S. impsling A. a Griflin Scgrant G. Hujuss: Ecclesia: nuperrimc Rectoris, L Nepotis Johannis Aylmeri, bars A. in Chief . . . . A. Qui Griffin, Begrant G. Prtcnomen illi Dederit fil".(1ONl') Pallets wavy or. SHIELD. chev. or. Londinensis quondam Episcopi. Filii antem Bars A. in chief 3 Plates. Guliehni Lynch, do Groves, in Parochia de Staple, 99???? PCPGJ1‘-iJi‘>1m eumapgn a fess. G. 3 fnsils conj. A. in agro Cantiensi, Generosi. Quarterly, S. 1. 2 Bars A. in chief 3 plates. Nati 23° Novembris, Anno Domini 1600, 2. Ppl-if, llllilflllts G. El S. DYE!‘ fill 3 Denati vero 24 Januarii, Anno Do1T|. MDCXCJ. I‘. ICV’. Or- Resurrectio mortuorum fiducia Christiano:-um, BH1EI'D' 8. a Castle A. _ 4. on3barsA...... S. Arms, Az. B loop. saliant, A. armed G, D IO

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On l-‘lat Stones in Chancel. Also, the Rev. lioheri. Ar-ilw, Rf?t.'|UI' ul l.lllv-l Church, I lt'l‘(? lyeth the Body of Theophilus Lynch, gent. and died January 4, l7'7-1, Aged 55 years. Aline his lal.e “Fife. Theo. was buried the 13th clay of March, A. D. 1663, Anne, the 22d day of August, A. D. 1689. ll. S. F..

h& lilizahetlm, nxor Thomm ll.c-ull, hujus I-In-’r Rector, Qua: Variolaruiu lulu! taln-fueta, ()l|iil. 17 A ugusti, l\lutihla .\sl|e died October ll, IHO2, Agcd 5 years. I7:-l2. ° fiunuiel A she died Noveniber 5, 11302, Aged 1|] years. Mater prutumulo heu nimis lbcundn ex (Illtl('.(!lI'l'l enim lllurgaret-Catherine Ashe died July lst, 1804, Aged Nam. a dextra sun jam-ril. Quinque quorum pairs 15 years. maxima tJt'!1lI1:'|.lmll:-i iu Cwlns trausihzint. The Rev. Samuel Ashe, late Rector, died the 15th of Also .l'Iliz:1be1.l1 l’i|n:l

Here lyeth l.he Body of Aline, late Wife of William Hulbert, who was buried the 'l4th day of December, Un :1. \lr'hite Marble Stone. Anno Doﬁl. 1670. Ilere lyeth the Body of.l:1mos Ashe (the eldest sou Here lyeth the Body of William Hulbert, of this of Samuel Ashe of this place, EH11.) who Intely mur- place, who Departed this Life the twenty-third day ried the youngest daughter of Christopher 'l‘homliu.~:on, of December, Anno D051. 1712, Aged 90 years and merchant, of the City of London. llo departed this-| 5 months. life the 2d day of 1.-'ebruary, iu the ll7th your of his age, Anno Doﬁi. 1704. In Cculo Salutis. F-uhtus dormit beatissime Rcsurgendi certus, Arms, 2 chev. irnpaliug ppalc, 3 greyhounds courant. Thnnins Stnmpe. . . . is infantulus undieimestcr, Qui assiduis Omeiatihus Tenui C0l°|lllHClll0 longi imparibus Regnnm Ccelorum Haireditatem talium osi sic seniorcs, On Monuments in 5. transept. Tanta innoeentia, A. D. iji. In Memory of Mathew Humphrys, of Ivy llousc, Dechne quarto die Jan. 1699. near Cliippcuham, .l-1s|.|. who died Sept. 14, ltlln, A ged '76 years.

ii-Ii And of Anne Ilumphrys, his Wife, daughter of the Rev. Robert Ashe, late Rector of this Pnrish. She I-1. S. E. Llied June 15, 1780, Aged 30 yours. Themzr. Read, per aunos quadraginta hujus Paroehim Also, of Mathew llumphrys, their 1-hhrst Son, who Rector. Obiit die quinto Augusti, Anno DorT1. died July 25, I795, Agcd Ill years. 1743, Etatis sure 63. Junta hune Lapidcm jaeet Heuricus, ﬁlius Thoma: Read : Obiit die 15° Aprilis, Anno Domini 1740, Near this Place lyeth the Body of Mary Rayner, }Etatis suae 24. late Wife of Nicholas Rayner, of St. Paul, Covcnt Garden, in the County of Middlesex, Mercer, and -‘arms, 11 cross charged with a roundcl bt. 4 Ilcur-de-lis, imp. a ehev. ht. 3 boars beads. daughter of Samuel Ashe of this Place, Esq. She Departed this Life the 13th of June 115013, ]Etatis sun: 25. Vivit post funcra Virtus. Here lyeth the Body of Martha, Wife of Adam Tuck, Arms, ermine, on achief, nz. 2 estoils, or. impaling, A. 2 chev. S. of the Parish of Langley Burrell, Gentleman. And also the Bodys of their three Sons and three Daugh- in-_1_i$-Q ters, who all died in their Infancy. The said Martha Herc lieth the Body of Margaret White, daughtcr of departed this life the Eleventh day of August 1740, Henry White, gent. who died in the faith of our Sa- in the 31st year of her Age. Also Martha Tuck died viour Jesua Chriat, the 28th of March, in the year of November B, _1B12, Aged 81 years. our Lord God 1040.

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Sarah, Wife of the Rev. Robert Ashe, died October Here lyeth the Body of Wﬂliam Duelcett, sonne of 10th, 1772, Aged 53 years. Lionell Ducket, and Martha his Wife, eldest daughter In (-5 W'Hts.—--KEYL\l/A Y --TYTIIERTON LUCAS. 1! ol' Samuel Ashe, Esq. of Langley, who died the who eluuwetl this morlall for an Immorlall Life the second day of August, 1681. last of Iiebruary 1653, and left issue, John Jacob of Norton, gent. Sibilla, the Wil'e of Nevell M-askeline, of Purton, gent. and Elizabetli, ()n a Monument against S. side of Nave. the “fife of Edward Stokes, of this Parish, esq. Sacred to the Memory of Susannah Ponting, Vfife of N. l’onting, gent. of this Parish, who calmly re- On Flat Stones. sigiusl her life to I-Iim who gave it, on the third day In Memory of Mary, the Wil'e of Richard Uncles, of .\'¢.-ptmuher, 1795, Aged 41 years. who departed this life May the 15, A. D. 1740, Aged 37 years. [lu]]H;[iT Assn, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Dear Husband, now life is past, So long to you my love did last; Now for me no sorrow take, But love my Children for my sake. KEYLWAY CI-IURCII. Also, near this Place lieth the Body of Richard nanersn cine. 1606. Uncles, of Avon, who departed this life August the 2

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In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of John Crook, who TYTHERTON LUCAS. died August 14, 1779, Agcd 2.19 years.

Against N. Wall of Chancel. In Memory of William, son of Simon and Elizabeth Crook, who departed this life July 11, 1773, I-Iic jaeet Corpus Hngonis Barret, generosis, qui Aged 3 months. obdormivit in Domino vicesimo seeundo die Junii, Anno }Etatis sure octogasimo quinto, Anno Domini millcsimo sexentesimo vicesimo septimo. Against S. side of Nave. Ann Lloyd Bayliﬂ'e, Ob. 20 April 1738, Etat. 22. Lucy Bayliffe, Ob. 17th, April 1701, Etat. 21. East and of Chancel. As a tribute of affection, their surviving sister, Mary Here under lieth the Body of Mrs. Alice Jacob, late Susanna Crook, have caused this Tablet to be erected Wife of Thomas Jacob, of Wootton Basset, gent. to their memories. I2.

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On Flat Stones in Nave. Robert Crook, died (let. y" 28, 1777, .~\;;-ml 5-2 years. llere Lieth the Body of William Punting, who died Catherine, reliet oi' l{obortCrook, died May ll}, HJUU, February 7, A. D. 1767, Aged 52 years. Aged 78 years.

-i-_--1-i Also four of their ehihlmn died Inlants. Also \‘l’illiam their son died Julie 3, H116, Aged 5!) years. IIere lyeth yv Body of Penelope, the Wife of John Tuyler, who departed this Life, August the 20th, A. D. 1727, Aged GB years. Nu Lord claims the Manor.

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Against N. Wall of N. aisle. BREMII l LL. Near this Place lyeth the Body of Adjohn Stokes, gent. of Tytherton Lucas, jun. who departed this life July 7th An" DorT1. 1725, Aged 53 years. On Monuments against North Wall of Chan:-r-l. And also Sarah his Wife, who departed this life A pril Near this plane Lyelh the Body of llm ltuv. Mr. the 4th, 1734, Aged 53 years. John \'Vilson, late Vicar of this Parish, who ell-parted

_—__—i-.3 this Lile the 30th of October 1'72-1. Also, the Body of Mrs. Anne Wilson, widow of the lTmle1'neatl| this Place lyeth interred the Body of late Mr. John Wilson, who died Sept. ‘.24, I727. Edward Stokes, Esq. who departed this life, in the l-'aith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the 31 day of Octo- - ber, in the 56th year of his Age, An“ D051. 1667, and Juxta sita: sunt Mortnles exuviu: Gnorgii ll nngerford, left Issue 2 sons, Atljohn in the Parish, Christopher Armigeri: lilii natu maximi (in-orgii ]'ll|ll];'|-|'l'ul'(.l,1l0 in Hamshire, Liveingin Whitchureh. Cadmam, militis, ex Domina Franeisen, liliu uniea Caroli Saneti Mauri, et soror Germanaillustrissimi Prineipis Caroli, Ducis Somersetensis. In Memory of Edward, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Crook: lzle died January 24, 1740, Aged 1 year. Deﬂendus hie juvenis Nobilissimi sanguinis partieeps Also, of Mary their daughter, died Feb. 2, 1743, A parentibus aeeeptam haud degener, ad nnxit gloriam Mira: Virtutis, Aged 4 years. qua: est vera nobilitas, Also, of John their son, disd December 20, 1767, El prmelara: indolis indieia Aged 15 years. Ah ineumabitis prodidit Also, of Simon, their son, who died May 22, 1779, Adultus pra: Coaeraneis ita en . . . vit Aged 28 years. Ut invidiam illi feeisset Doetrina

fl Nisi amorem eoneiliarat modestiu. Sarisburite Latinis, Grzeeisq. literis apprime instruetus To the Memory of Thomas Crook, gent. who departed Oxoninm mig-ravit this life Nov. y“ 26, 1783, Aged 71 years. Ubi Philosophiam olnnimodam diligenter eoluit Elizabeth, relie_t of Thomas Crook, gent. departed Et. Triennii spatio (quod mirere) exhausit this life January 20, 1791, Aged 75 years. Dein ut nee Patrim, nae aibi doesset Aod William their son departed this life, April 19, Munieipalium legurn peritiam. 1805, Aged 46 years. Apud Londinensis aequisivit, Cum a severioribus vaearnt studiis Musiea: etiam jueundam operam dedit, Here under lyeth the Body of Thomas Stokes, late Clarissimi Pureelli, Fautor ]Ernulus of this Parish, gent. who departed this mortal life Jamq. qua: stantissimis dotih. qua: aut ingenuum the 10th of July 1654, about the 37th year of his age. juvenum, Aut bonum decent Civem. ornatus Ut Patrim tandem utilior evaderet Earn aliquantis per reliquit On Flat Stones. Interque Batavos eommoratus est, Under this Stone lyeth the Body of Dorothy, Wife of Hospes aeeeptissimus, simul et sobrius ‘Thomas Crook. She died the 18th day of March, Qui Angliam pluris habuerunt A. D. 1734, Etatis sue: B4. In ipso egregium morurn exemplar, Atlmirautes Rediens brevi in supremum regni senatum, Plaudentihus honis eo-optatus est Under this Stone lieth the Body of Mary, daughter of Quorum spem Maximam simul ae superavit Edward and Alice Crook. She departed this life Febre eorreptus fefillit. June the 4th, 173- Aged 21 years. Obiit Anf Etna 24, Aprilis 23, An“ Dfii 1099. I3

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For-ma erat. alegallti sell virili 1] ere lyeth yfl Body of John Tounson, Doctor in In vnltu suavitas tlignitatc telnperntu, Divinity, late Rector of this Parish, and Prebenrli-try In sernioiie ingeniurn iina et suhaetum judicium, of the Prebeiid of Highworth, in the church of Sa- in vita candor, magnaniniitas, constantia, eilulsere, rum, who departed this lifc the 24th day of July, 1687, Ob lidem ergo. amieos silleeram : Aged '77 years, 3 months, and 14 days. I-irgii parentes obscquium pientissiinnm : Arms, 4 eseallops, ht.ti crosslcts fitchey. Crest 3 crosslcls filehey .l£i-git l'an|ieres difi'usam beiieliceutiam, issuing out of an cscallop. 1-'.t quic omnium instar est, oh Pietatam erga Denm, non fucatam ilwlflfllili; Nulli injuriosus, nulli non chnrus, Here lyeth the Body of Benjamin D’Aranda, L. L. D. ls demum erat, inquo nihil late Vicar of Brcmhill, and Prebondary of Sarum, l’rzctor diiltnrlliorcm viraiu dcsiderares. who departed this Life, Dee. 2'7, 1739, Aged 73 Arms, ppale imlenteil, G. fit az. 3 siekles hand I). ht. 3 garbs U. years. Also, near this Place lyeth the Body of Elizabeth his ‘Vile, who departed this life, April 27, 17-12, M. S. Aged 35 years. Uptinia juvcnis hoe nnioris ct doloris sumnii Monu- I nienlnm Parentes posnere. Arms, S. 2 bars .-1. in chief, 3 plates, a label G. for dill’. _ -'1”His €l?T\;;;;

l I- 6» _ I. liq.-‘I-fi l . .4-Ii-|u‘£P4"' On Monument against S. Wall. o‘. "'\ Sm-rt-tl to the Memory ol' the Rev. flidward Lﬂl'lll‘ll'!l’l., r "\- ullnll ancient 1"aniily in Wiltshire, many years Rector- i \. it use -'*\;;"s vet of the Parislicri of 'l'*'re.-=l1l'0rd, in the conllty ofSome=r- set, and of East I-Iorsley, in thc county of Surry; I-le died at Buth the 17th day of March, 1818. His Re- J. mains are deposited in the Porch of this Church. Arms, A. on a bend 0. 3 annulets G. bt. 9 lions ramp. az. im- The Rev. Nathaniel Hume died April 28, 1804, A ged paling, quarterly, 1 & .1, ma. a crescent, A. in chief the sun in 72 years. full glory. 0. 2. tit 3. G. within a bord. eng-railed 0. a lion rump. urgent. Richard James Hume, son of Nathaniel Hume, died June (I, 1783, Aged 9 months and 10 days,

Near this place lie the llcliiitiiis of the Rev. Matthew 1—i___i| I-'|'ainlituo, L. L. l). latte Vicar cl this Pni'ish, who Against S. wall of Nave. died 20th ol 1-'clJi'u:u"y, I"r'tl'.!, Agietl 63 years. lit Memory of ’William Smith, who died April 3-d, 1781, Aged 09 years. Sacred to thc Memory of the Rev. Nathaniel Hume, I-llizabcth his ’Wife died Jan. 10, 1781, Aged 69 late Vicar of this Parish, and many years Precentor years. of the Cathedral Church of Sarnnl, he died April ‘.£Uth, Sarah, their daughter, died Jilly 28, 1776, Agcd 91 illi)’-1, aged 72 years. years.

On ﬂat stones in Chancel. _T;t4 II. S. E. Against N. wall oi N. aisle. “raltcrus Hun gt-rfurd, clara stirpe ortus, In Memory of Edward, son of Daniel and Sarah Gale, Nee ipsc degener, Utilitatis puhlica: Wl'lO Jtl.l1l.lFl.l'y 13, 1701, Agcd 1'1 y¢3_|'g_ Pro virili asscrtor, Municipium dc Calne, in hoe Agro Also, Daniel died October 10, 1705, Aged 50 years. Snmino Anglia: senatis: Patriijnris peritus, Also, Sarah his Wifc, died April 28, 1807, Aged

ct ﬁdelis Dispensator l l l 73 years. Ad omnia Bcncvolcmjm, Charitatis, Amieitim, Daniel their son died May 17, 1796, Aged 27 years, Ollicia paratus Jlltate [irovectiore morbis languescens hi--A Animam Ccelo maturam Near this ‘place lyeth thc Body of Ann, wife of Expiravit, Natus none die Julii, 1075, Joseph Smith, daughter of Daniel and Sarah Gale, Den atus trieessimo prime Mali, 1754. Will) died 16th of May 1739, Agcd 21] yemg, A159, Arms S. ‘J bars A. in chief, 3 plates, over all an escutc, S, of Mary-Ann their Daughter, who died 2-Dill of Sept. charged with a ehev. or. bt. 3 cathsrine wheels. 1789, Aged 14 months. M. E 4

14 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS In Memory of Elizabeth, relict of James Gale, and ilmmitagr. daughter of Richard and Ann Gale, who died Jan. From this to lhc right is a View of the Dial and (Irons. 15, 1802, Aged 54 years. To mark the few and fleeting hours, i I plac'd thc Dial midst the flowers ; Which, one by onc, canlt: forth :ll'l|l tliul, In Memory of Edward Gale, who died April ye 1st. $till with’ring round its amriunl. Hide: 1779, Aged 81 years Mortal, let the sight import Jane his Wife died March the 17th, 1774, Aged '7I] Its pensive moral to thy heart. years. PEREUNT ET IMPUTANTUR. Edward their son died May 26, 1775, Agcd 48 ycars. r James their son died Feb. 21, 1779, Aged 50 years. Pleasure Seat. Rest, stranger, in this decorated scene, u-nii-1-q That lmugs its l‘|(':tl:-a ufllowers, its slopes of green; I Against S. wall 01' S. aisle. So from the \'t'iJ.llH.-l of lil'e the wccds remove, But fix thy better hopes on scenes nhnvu. Beneath this Tablet, in a vault, are deposited the l From this commands a prospect of Compton-Basset House, and mortal Remains of Wrilliam Smith, Esq. of Chilvestcr other extensive Views. Hill, who departed this lite on the 11th day of Feb. 1814, Aged 46 years. --_--*._._.. ..

' LACOCK CIIUTtC'Il. I On a shicld O. in south window is part of a lion saliant, with do. tail S. I On Monuments against North Wall of North Aisle. Vicino in tumulo cnnduntur reliquaa Johannis Talbot, Hatchment in Chancel. F Militis. S. 2 bars A. in cli.ic1'3 plates. Qui Ducis Salopiensis, nobilissima l*'amilir't notus, Poi-pale indented G. a . . . . . over all a chev. or. Eidem fuit ornaments: temperantia enim fun-., Barry of G. erm. or G. l Omnunodal virtuto publicm, 0 0 0 0 .3 garb‘ G. flchiefoo Consuluit saluti, quain singulari, Erm. a li. ramp. G. within a border engrailed S. l Fortitudinn ac sumptu, Concilio, ac prud:-ntial, G. on a chev O. 3 roses G. O. 3 tortauxes. In armis, in comitiis, in senatu, in uulii, S. on a fess. A. 3 ioaen. conjoined G. Plurunum promovit Htilllfitrt in ornnilnm O. a ii. ramp. double tail S. within a burd. S. Tam Monarchi-tr, quam cccle.~+ia-. A11glir:una', 0. a saltire engrailed S- Propngnator fitlissiums, non smlllm insigncm, :3PF5P?PP?? A. on a fess. cofisecl B. 3 crescents or. Crest, a garb Iit animi constantiam, or. bt. 2 sickles, A. issuing out of a ducal coronct. Et legitimata: authoritatis revert-ntiam, Hatcfunent. Sed et egregiarn, cum in Deum,

S. 2 bars A. in chief, 3 plates, impalillit perpale, 0. on a 44-14 Tum in viccm ejns gcrenlps, pile, G. 3 ii. pass. guard. of the ﬁrst bt. 6 ﬂeur-de-lis, S. Tres scilicet principes, periculis undique einctos 2d G. one pair of wings conjoined O. Pietam retinuit, cum gloria: sum inercmcnto Cum capitis_Maximo discrimine, nompe inter hostes, Lord Lansdown Lord of the Manor. Plus quam Sicarios, plus quam homicides, Plus etiam quam parricidae, Quorarn unns quisq. Hm’ Sibi fac essc ducebat,

L4144 Non solum Btllllll, sed ct Patria: parentcm, Eta! 8111! @7055- Occidere quibus tamen opposnit, Alacris seissum Animosus uliicnrn, There rest the Village Dead, and there too I, Quem habuit filium, Paternis l'|r)stil)U!-a Whcn yonder Dial points the hour, must lie. Formidabilem Quippe in Rebcllatorus Look round, the distant prospect is display’d, Armatum, Like life'sfair landscapes, marked with light and shade. Cum nefarii gladio, ex improviso conficcratur Stranger, in peace pursue thy onward road, Hoc Patrizs vulnus, multo, magis suum But ne’er forget thy long and last abode. Usque ad senectutem omni laude cu_rnulal.am Pater All you face this inscription, the dial is on the lefli, and the landscape on the right. Animo sustinuit in victo, qui post privati Is

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Post plllilltfl muneris, partcs splcndirle pcractis, October, li'l'20, a few weeks after thc birth of a still- Cum glorirra sum satis voxisset born child. Her mortal remains are deposited in a Bonus omnibus nimis desidcratus obiit, vault in the Cathedral of Bristol. Endowed with Natus est vii. die Jullii, A. D. 1630, meekness of temper, and the genuine feelings of Obiit 13 Martii, 1713. Christian charity, she was a kind friend, an affectionate sister, thc best of wives, and the tcnder mother of H. M. P‘. seven young children. Conscious of a wcll-spent life, Johnnnis Talbot, Arm. ct Ncpos, et I-lscrcs. sbc saw her end approach with tbe utmost tranquillity A rill:-1', I. (i. n Ii. ramp. U. within s bord. cngrail. O. and resignation. After receiving tbe sacrament, sllc 2. 1\v.. a li. ramp. O. within a hord. O. II. llvmly ulill. U. and A. breathcd her last, and her pure spirit returned to its 4. G. 2 |-allc O. bclwccn 2 [lunches checkey A. at az. Almighty Creator. 5. A-;.. n bend A. Jesus said, I am thc living bread which came down Ii. ||c|-pale indented O. and az. 6 martlcls in pale counter from heaven; if any man cat of this bread hr: shall live changed. for ever. St. John, c. vi.

Se-r William Shcringtone, Kt. 1566. ‘ On Monuments against E. wall of S. transept. Arms, I. Quarterly, 1 and 4. a cross patcc O. bt. 2llanchcs Heare lycth the Body of the Lady Vrsula Bngnard, 1-hc-<:k_v, Hz. and S. daughter of Sir Robert Stapilton of W'ygha.1l, in thc 2. l\?.. H bond O. county of York, knight, and wile to Sir Robert Bay- 3, pcipnlc l|'ltlL'lilHll, ti St ti marllets counter-changed. ilnpnling G. 3 noiuorns in pale, A. nard, knight, by Whom shc had issue Edward bcr 1. (lln: snnn: ilnpnling) Quarterly, l Sc 4 az. B. cross O. sonne, hcare buricd, and Mary, her daughter. She In. 20 Itlrlttlllllt, 2 3: it G. on a bend, az. a garter lyvcd to the age of 31] years, and dcparted to God ill wavy (5. in cliicf il. crosslct tilcliy O. most l~'irmc I-‘ayth in Christ, in the yeare of our Lord God 1623. Gods goodncs made hcr wise, and well Beseeming, discrced and prudent, constniit, lrnc, and Against S. wall of Chancel. chastc. Her virtues rare, won hcr much Estoeming. In Memory of Mary, youngest daughter of tbe Rev. In Cou .. and Country, still with favour Grace. 'l'l1omns Talbot, and Jane his Wifc-, who departed this Fayth could not yclde more pleasing I-‘nythly Blissc. lit]: on thc II‘!-tll day ol'June, in thc Uth year of her Blestwl-11 two Babes though death brought her to this. ugr, l7ti'2. [On woud.'_\ Arms Quarterly, 1 and 4. O. a li. ramp. S. 2 Er 3. 0. 3 bars 0. \ 1. lmpaling S. fretty U. Near this lic the mortal lteniains of Catharine Barbara y 2. Bondy of 6. O. or az. lalbot, I.l||1d rlanglitu ol Thomas Manstl Talbot 3. 0. a Ii. ramp. oz. 4. Cllcckcy, or. 3:. az. on a canton or. a li. ramp. S. lisq, and thc Right Ilun. Lady Mary Talbot, 01- 5. G. 3 bars 0. Margnm, in Glarnorganshire. Shc died on the 10th 6. S. on a fcss. az. 3 ﬂeur-dc-lls, or. of March, 1808, Aged 10 years, after a most lingering 7. O. 3 bars, az. and painful illncss, which shc bore with paticncc, B. G. 2 pat. O. between 2 planchcs chccqnc ti. .'\ nz. worthy the imitation of those in riper years, and which will ever impress thc hearts of her family with the tcnderest regret. To tbc Memory of James Montague, Esq. third snn of Arms, G. a Ii. ramp. O. within a bordered engrailcd of thc Admiral Jobn Montagu, commander of bis Majesty's second, iinpaling pallcy of 6 A. and gules, on a chief S. 2 Ii. ship MONTAGU, who fell, gloriously ﬁghting for bis passant guard 0, country, in tbe action between Earl Howe and the

ii.-Li French Fleet, off Ushant, on the ‘lst of June, 1194, in the 43rd year of his age, and his remains were On Flat Stones. committed to the deep. To the Memory of Sarah, fourth daughter of William 1--ii and Mary Ilutcbinson, late of Bury, Lancasbire, and sister-in-law of the James Paley, vicar of this Parish, In this Aisle are interred the Bodies of James Mon- who dicd Scpt. 5, 1810, Agcd 38 years. tagu, Esq. and Diana bis Wife, Edward tbeir eldest son, James their second son, and Elizabeth, daughter __iii__ of Sir Jobn Eyles, Knight. Anthony, their tbird son, On a Brass. died at Bengal, in India, and Robert, their fourtb son, This Tablet is dedicated to the Memory of Mary lies buried in St. Gi.les's Cburcb, in Middlesel. Spencer Grossett, the beloved wife of J . R. Grossett, Arms, 1 8: 4. A.3 fusils conj. in fess. G.wl1h.inabord. S. 2.613. Esq. M. P. She died at Lacock Abbey, on the 31st O. an eagle disp. 5. impaling 3. 2 bars A. in chief3 plates. 16

16 l\IONUMENT..\l.. I.\'SCRll"'l‘l().\‘.~# To the Memory of Mrs. Mary Wroughton, spinstcr, When in his l.ifi~ did many ;-,-..o.l, Aged 64, and born at Wilcot, in the County of Wilts, And to the truth firmly stud:-; in the year 1727. She was buried, by her express de- Religious, Wise, andjnst, was ll(:|-, sire, in this Church, that her remains might be placed And cvcr Lyved worthlic. near a Family to whom in hcr lifc she had been affec- Arms, Quarterly, 1. and 4. S. a fess. bl. 2 l'l1t'.\'. U. 2. and 3. tionately attached. o. un eagle disp. Willl 2 heads, G. Crest, || deiui |lIli|'|:fI'| U. I. afcss. bt. 2 chev. o. imp. U. n (IllI'\. l.ll.. ll. ll¢'1ir'-tit‘-ll:-I, S. l 2. imp. rm. ll <:llev.ht. 3 pours O. El. az. a li. rnmpt. l)l.. El fleor do-lis, (l. Near this place are deposited the remains of James . 0.7.. 2 8\v0T(l8 ill Elltllirie Ill. 'I lllilll‘-Ill‘-lirl U. Montagn, Esq. and Elinor his wife, daughter and heir I . O. B. ehcv. bl. 3 raglan licads r-rust-d S. of William Hedges, Esq. of Aldrington, in this U. a chcv. bt. 3 garbs S. County. rqesmn pp. li.'SS. imbaltled U. Er S. lm Oitrli ll ]|:rlI.r' chief U. Arms. Quarterly, 1 & 1. 3 fusils conjoined in fess. G. within a lJOl'I'l. S. 2 ."\ ll. ('1. an eagle displ. S. beaked and tztloned G. impnliug quarlcrly 1 3." 4. az. 3 swans necks erased A. 2. & :1. Near this plaee l.ycth the Body of |.he Tlononrnlile O. 3 bulls lieatls caboased S. James Monutague, third son of Henry, I.-Iarl of Man- chester, and M ury his Wife, daughter and lieiress of Sir Rohcrt Baynard, of Lachzun, i|| the (:on|1l.y of Wilts, Near this place are dcpositcd the Remains of John Kt. who had shun, viz. “falter, James, (J1-oi'g<-, Ro- Montage, Esq. Admiral of the White in the Royal bert, Henry, lidward, Sidney, Mary, Charles, Wil- \ Navy of Great Britain, and horn at Lackham, in thc l L liam, Katlntrille, Tlmmas, and John. 'Wulter died Co|i||ty of Wilts, in the year of our Lord 1719. He young, James married Diana, ¢l:tn;;l|l.¢-r to Anthony was, for sixty-three years, with little intermission, em- .'l-lungerford, of Furly Castle, in the eonnty of .\'o1ner- ployed in thc service of his country, and filled some of set, Esq. Mary was married unto Thos. liwor, of the the most. important stations in his profession with Lee, in Hartfordshire, Esq. liounur, rr-pntation, and unslialcc-n integrity. IIis do- mcstick virtues were equally eminent and conspicuous, James, the l"'at.!ier, and were a dignified example of filial reverence, con- Mary, the Mother, dyed Air"./I-.IaI.. ritl. jugal attachment, and parental affection. Jmncs, the Son, /X"""~.'és . James, the Sou, hath left issue four sons: .'l:1dward, James, Anthony, and llobert. To the Memory of Colonel Edward Montagn, fourth Arms. Quarterly. 1 & -“I. A 3 fnsil.-1 conjoined G. wilhin n land. son of Admiral John Moutagu, Aged64. S. 2 at 3. 0. :1 eagle llifipl. an. bt::|l\., inqi |lin;_-, qnnrl. l .'\ I, hi_ He was bred to arms in the service of the East India 8. fcfis. bt. 2 'Ull0\'. 0, 2 e. B. U. an ruglr with 2 In-ulls H, Company, aml passed twenty-eight years in constant and generally very active duty in India. After having rmnlered the East India Company great and important To I-'red('-rich: Augustus Courtenay Montague, Capt, service in a variety of actions in which he distinguished ofthe 23d Regiment, or illoyal Welch I-'|.si|¢-nrs, nnd himself, he received a mortal wound in the lines before Major in the Portuguese service. Adorned wilh the Swingnpatzim, whilst commanding the Bengal Artil- choicest gifts of heaven, Nature had wreathed the lery, in the memorable action between the English olive Branch, that so conspicuously flonrislied on his army and Tippoo Sultan, in 1799, and his remains brow, as emblematic of his nmiahle and nlll-etimiato were interred with all military honours at Scringapa- mind. Patriotism and Loyalty, that l'lJll.\§(!(| him ti. tam. seek mortal glory, lcd him to volunteer his scrvicc in his Country’s cause at tl|c cnrly age of 16. And, after displaying nndannted courage in .lIolland, in Here Lycth ye Body of Edwarde Bainarde, Esq. Martinique, in the expulsion of tl|c l-‘reneh from Por- whoe for the space of many yeares yeven to his dyinge tugal, and lastly, at the age of 20, at the l11(:]llUl'U.l)lt3 day was Justice of Peace and Corum, and sometimes bat|.le of Albuera, in Spain, fought on the 16th of Cnstos Rotulorum, and Hygh Sherifie of the Countye May, in the year 1011, he finished his mortal career, of Wilts. a. Bountyefull Friend to his Brethren and pierced through the heart hy a musluzt-lmll, whilst Sisters, and to his Servants Liberall, and an enemy to gallantly leading his men to a charge. lle nohly nor: man. He lyvcd to the age of 63 years and dyed, fell, leaving the laurels so gloriously acquired to be and was buried ye 21 daye of Dec. 1575. entwined round the hearts of his afflicted parcnt.s,whn Lett envy saye what it can, l in commemoration of their departed Son, crcetcd this 4 This was an honest man, Monument. l I7

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Na-or this pl:u"|' are deposited the lleinuins oF.loines Jaines Sponmrr, sen of Rielianl and . . . . ."'~]n-nee-r of l\|m|l:|-_-_'||, l'isa|. ul Lil.t.‘l'LlI'clIl1, who died July 12, Anno Notton, died Noveniher 5, 173], ill the 39th )L'ar of Dtllllllll ITUH, Jlitatis 47. his age. As :1 sin-all token of gratitude and respect, this is Also Diana, Vl"il'e of Harris ripener-1', Ob. 13 Nov. lmmhly l'l‘l'l'.l.l'll and dedicated to him by his nephew, 1773, Aged 76 years. (ii-or-_-_e .\1m|t:tg||, to eoinmemorate the many virtues (ll. his lllfﬁl. lriullrl and patron. 'I'hi~< inmh-st. .-zlulle, what few vain marbles ean, Underneath this Stone is deposited the Remains of Plniiily denotes, here lies an lnniest man, Nicholas linrrett. lie departed this life the 1.-st rlny \'l’ hum lleaven ltept sacred from the proud and great: of April, 17U3, Aged U3 years.

(lnlnily lin looked mi either life, and here Sow nothing to regret, or there to fear. (Jo Flat Stories N. aisle. The friend, the eomlort of the sielc and poor, In Memory of Samuel Crew, gent. Ile died Oet. ll, “’nl|t never knot-k'd nnheeded at his door: 1761, Aged B0 years. All mourn his death, his virtues long they tried, Also, in Memory of Samuel Smith, Esq. who de- l.\'or knew how much they lov’d him till he died. parted this lil'e July the 26, 1777, Aged 67. BENEDICTUM EST. Also two of his Sons, Samuel, aged 37 years, and Ephraim, n,'_'_'ed 0 years. Also Frances, Wife of Samuel Smith, who departed this life Dee. 6, 'l7ll3, A|::|ina1 South pillar of new-.. Aged 63 years.

Near this plnei: are interred the llmnnins of Mrs. Iii (T-'.u.li'.n'iin-. I'n.~.-.~n|inre, who resialml many years at Nottnn, in this 'l'nri.-ah, universally respeeted. She In Memory of Jolln Pritohard, who died April the died on the 29th day of Jan. 1806, Agedlﬂ-4 years. 22nd, 1767, A god '27 yezirs.

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Near this place are deposited the Remains of Anthony In Memory of John Pritehard. He died 1-‘eh. 19, llnrrett, of Notton, (lent. one who by snnetity of 1756, Aged 56 years. manners, joined to genuine piety and general integrity Also Emma, Wife of John Pritehard, who died of ennduet, supported through lil'e the charaeter of a Dee. the 15, 1756, Aged 51 years. true Christian, and departed on the 7th day of April, 1701, Aged 03 years. |--_—1-n--1. Also near this Place are deposited the Remains of Near this Plaee are deposited the Remains of Rich- Anna Barrett, wife of the ohm; esaid Anthony liarrett, ard, son of Hicliard and Ann Fipeneer, who died Dee. who departed this lil'e on the 20th day of Sept. 1003, the 13th, 1814, Aged 28 years. Aged 72 years. Also to the Memory of Rielntrd Spencer, who died g-A-.—1 Nov. 26, 111011, Aged 60 years. On Flat Stones. Also Ilnnnnli, seeond Wife of the above Riehard Spencer, who died May the 22d, 1019, Aged 6-I years. Here lieth the Body of Mrs. Martha Mortimer, Wile

of Mr. John Mortimer, who died January 7, 1804, in-\i_i_. Aged 68 years. Beneath this stone are deposited the Remains of Also, here lieth the Body of Mr. John Mortimer, who ‘VIII. Thresher, of this Parish, who departed this died July 10, 1807, Aged 6'7 years. life the 7th of Feb. 1807, Aged 55 years.

i Here lyeth the Body of George Mortimer, who died April 30, A.D. 1748, Aged 32 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Samuel Miehell, of Notton, Clothier, who deeeasecl the 4th day of Feb. 1690, Ii-A Aged '74 years.

On Flat Stones in Nave. ? Here lyeth the Body of Nathaniel Gough, the Son of I-[ere lyeth the Body of Susannah, the Wife of Nathaniel Gough and Mary his Wii'e, who departed Samuel M iehell, who departed this life y . . . . March. this life Feb. ye 24, A. D. 112;» Aged 4 years. Anno Domini 1699, Aged '70 years. F 1 8

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linderiieatli liolh interrerl the Body of Mr. Rohei-l lvllllillll “iilleox, '."'~oII cl. ll-'illin||i “'illr-.1-X, of Lay. Ayres, Gent. 01' Bowley Court, in this I’n.rish, who cock, departed this lile the 29th duy oi April, 16111, departed this life the our day of May, 17oa, Aged 7.5 . and was buried the 2d day of May. years. S&ll'lS0l'l,.tl1£' son cl‘ VVilliam “’illeox, hoe dyed April ye 2d, Aged B6. Willianl Willcox, he dyed April the 23d, All“ D0177. 1609. In Memory of Mary, W'il'e of Arthur Gongh, who died Marci! the lltli, 1759, Aged 38 years." —

ﬁ Hearc Lycth in this Allyn, noere nnln this Place, tho Bodie of Robert I-lellier, late one of his Majostioi Here lieth the Body of Jane, ‘Vile of John Gough, Cryers to the Courts of the Common I'll-as in W'ost- who died Nov. 11, 1773, Aged 35 years. minster, whoe lived 63 yearcs, and deceased the Uth of April, Ao° Diii 1030. ?

1 In S. transept. In Memory of Susannah, daughter of Thos. Colborne, To the Memory of James, late Lord Bishop of Wop. gent. of this Parish, who died January 14, 1776, cester, second son of the ltev. James Jolinson, M. A. Aged 73 years. many years Rector of Long Melford, in the county of Suﬁblh, and grandson of George Johnson, Esq. of | Bowden Park, in this County. Near this Place lyeth the Body of Thomas Colhorne, In the year 1752, hc was consecrated Bishop of son. He died May the 10th, A. D. 1700, Aged 52. Gloucester; and in the: year 1739, wn.s translated to Also Neare lyeth the Body of Henry Colborne, sen. the See of Worcester, in which Cathedral a Mucu- Dier, who departed this Life May the 25. An" Doiii ment is erected to his Memory. 1733, Agcd 54 years. He died at Bath on the 27th day of Nov. ‘I776, and Also, in Memory of Henry Colborne, Dier, who died in -the 70th year of his age, in consequence of a most June 20, 1764, Aged 55 years. unfortunate fall from his horse, and was buried here, in the vault of his ancestors.

Sacred to the Memory of John Skotlowe, Esq. of This Monument may record, likewise, tho unhappy Notton Lodge. He was born at St. Helena 28th fate of his elder Brother, who met with his death at February, 1774, Married to Sarah Pollol-1. daughter Bath, by a like accident, a few years before, and was cl‘ the Rev. Thos. Polloh, L. L. D. 19th Feb. 1799, buried here. died 7th Sept. 1020. Decended from a long line of Arms, impaling A. a bend S. on a chief 8. 3 wool-packs, A. ancestors of Norman extraction, he supported the purity of his birth by courtesy of manners, as well as the more solid virtues of the heart. His only son, Entrance of West End. Coulson Sl-rotlowe, a child of rare attainments, was‘ born 16th January, 1800, and died at Gratez, in- In Memory of Robert Edwards, who departed thil Syria, 13th of January, 1308. life September ye 23d, 1758, Aged 03. Chare vale conjuir, te ﬁlius urget ab alto, te uxor In Memory of Ann, Wife of Robert Edwards, who spe, votis jam moribunda sequor. departed this life August 30, 1751, Aged B7 years and 6 months, Married 60 years and 10 months. ﬂ——-

On Mon. in S. able. To the Memory of Barnard Dickinson, Esq. of Bow- DONATION. den Park, who departed this life the 4th of March 1e14, Aged 6'1 years. April, An“ Doiii ‘I629. Arms, O. bend eng-railed G. bt. 2 li. ramp. G. over all an At this Place, upon every Sabbath-day, after Mom- escuteh. A. charged with a ehev. bt. 3 squirrels, G. Croat, ing Prayers are ended, Thirteen Loaves of Bread are n sinister hand, pp. holding a laurel sprig. to be distributed unto Thirteen poor People of this Parish, unto such poor as are past their labour in respect of Ago or Deeripitness, or poor in being over- Charles Willcox, the Son of William Willcox, of charged with children, to be distributed unto them by Hazland, departed this life the Bth day of July, 1680, the discretion of the Minister and two Churchwardenl and was buried the 10th day of the same month. of the Parish for the time being. 19

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A thrlirrirrs. was buried the 20th day of Febriiary, in thc year of Arms, G. a li. ramp. O. within a borrl. engrailed 0. iinpaling our Lord 1662, Agcd B3 years and 7 months. an. ll) liilletu! U. 4 321 on rt ehiel'O. a demi li. sable. Also, the Body of Mary his Wil'e, who departed this tircsl, an Earl's Coronet. life the 22d, and was buried the 23d day of October, A. a ehov. hl. 3 cro.-isle s lltch. S. impaling G. a li. ramp. O. in the year of our Lord 1661, Aged 73 years and 5 within ll. border engrailed O. rnouths. Qumrierly, I R 4 A. 3 lhsils eonj. in fess G. 2 3: 3 or. an eagle l|lH|l. vt. iiiipaliiig, A. a l3llL°\'. S. between 3- boars lwads trip. sable. Against a Pillar on North side of Nave.

uii-1---i—-| u Near this Place lyes interred the Body of Wm. Cole- The Cllllflill consists of Chancel, Nave, North and man,of Langley in the Parish of King-ton St. Michael, South Aisles, north and South 'l‘ransepts. who departed this life March 7, 1738, Aged B3 years. A little painted glass in Chancel Window, Reg. 1559. And also that of Sarah his Wife, who died 9 Dec. 1707. Aged 74.

The Rev. Mr. Robinson late Vicar. The ltev. John Paley present Vicar. On Flat Stones. Here lyeth the Body of Thos. Stubbs, Esq. who de- VV. I-l. Fox Talbot, Esq. Lord of thc Manor, suc- parted this life March 7, 1700, Aged 55. ceeded his I-'uther.

‘ Jonathan Power, gent. died 29th Scpt. 1748, Aged 48. In Memory ul' him his sister, Sarah Coleman, directed KINGTON ST. MICHAEL. this Stone to be here placed.

Against N. wall of Chancel. Beneath this Stone lies interred the Body of Mrs. Nr-nr this Place lies the Body of Benjamin Grillin, R9bBUCB Knott, who departed this life the 7th of M. A. nl' New College, in Orton, and Vicar ot' this June, 1760, Agcd 613. Pnrii.-h. llis Virtues gnincd him the esteem and love And also the Body of James Power, jun. gent. who ol'all that knew him. lle lived as beeame his divine (lied ye 9th of August, 1715, Aged 34 years. Profession. His goodness and integrity were such as Likewise the Body of James Knott, gent. who died ought to he patterns to the latest times : And the two 20th March, 1766, Aged 36. Vicarage Hmises he rebuilt (here and at Coleru,) are ample Monunitrlits of his publick Spirit. His life was ii-in short, but lixeiiiplary, and he died, endeavouring and Here lyeth the Body of . . . Power, gent. Son of praying for the good of his Parish and the Church, in Nathaniel Power . . . . and Rebecea Gastrell, his the 39th year of his age, the 26th of Nov. 1716, and Wife, Nephew and Sole Heire to James, son of Ni- could not die unlamented. cholas Gastrell, gent. and Mary his Wife, 3rd and His most dear and sorrowful widow Rose, the 5th youngest Sister and coheir to Sir-Charles Snell, Kt. daughter ofSir William Leehe, thought herselfobliged Lord of this Manour, Qui obiit 16 die mensis Junij, from thc singular piety Bhe bore him, to erect this An° Diii 1706, Aged 44. Stone, though not wanted to perpetuate his beloved Also here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Power, the Memory. Wife of James Power, son. and daughter of Jonathan Also the Body of Mrs. Rose Bave, late widow of Deeke, of Langley, in this Pariah, Clothier, who de- Mr. Francis Bavo, Alderman, of the City of Bath, parted this Life, Oct. the 1st. A.D. 1726, Aged 67 died the 24th of July, 1734, Aged G2 years. years. And near this Place also lies the Body of Hester 'Whiteloek, widow, fourth daughter of the said Sir Beneath is interred the Body of . . . . Late William Leche. She died the 21st. of September, Wife of James Barrett . . . died 19th July, 1735, Aged 71 years. 1766, Aged 33.

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South Wall. On a Brass. Under those two Stones lyeth the Bodies of Nicholas Here ly the Body of Jonathan Deeke, of Langley, Gastrell, gent. who departed this life the 15th, and clothier, and Grace his Wife, who having lived toge-q 2.0

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lln-r in Matrimony above 57 years, rlcparted this Life, lu a Vault licut.-ulli this pl:|.i'¢~ lir-s illl.l'll'l-ll the Body .l lo July y" Qilrl, Au" .7|'It:il.. illi. Au" Dom. 1690. of l-'r-ancis n-'1.n.>, uf I.n.:i_:_;'luy, gr-ut. wlni |l|!pa.rl,cd Sire August yﬁ‘ 10, Au" Ilitat. llfl, 16911. this Life the 4th nl'.luuc 1707, Hitat. su-.1: 73. I went before, as was my plaice to do, As likewise thc Remains of 1\Trs. llatnuah White, Auil I in urine souu l'ollm\-ml ynn; first Vl"il'e of the said .l-'ruucis Wliilr-, by whom he Nor Lilia mu‘ (ll'itl.ll can st-palate us two, liztd ll chiidr|~u, 3 of which diml ym|n;_r, thc ntlinr B “"1-'ll lialld in hand to lit-nvcu gin. lived to be mun nnd W(lllll‘lI, viz. l"r:im.~is, John, .l".li- znbetli, Grace, Aylillir, Tliiiiiisis, Juuu-s, auil Lirlllia. Also, iu the same Vault, liv ll1ll'l'I'l'lll.lIl! Bodies of P. M. Aylille “fhitc, guilt. allrl lilizitlir-tli his “lifts. [I9 lsaaci Lyte, do Easton Picrse, Geii. Uxorom habuit died 30th Jan. 1761, Aged illi. Slit: Lliml thc 4th Israel, liliam Thos. Browne, dc \'l’intcrbouruc Bas- Sept. 17.58, Aged 5!). And also '.l-'ra|u:is, their Sou, sett, Ge-ii. Convixit illianuos 52. Obiit auno retatis who dicd tbc 1Utb of March, I761, Aged 3-1. sun: octagcsimo tcrtio, Feb. 21, 1659, Posuit Johan-

nes .AWlJrn}'. Q- Arms, A chcv. charged with a mullet between 3 swans, impaling, an eagle displayed. In Memory of Sarah, “’ife of John Provis, of Chip- penham, Vlfilts. nnd daughter ol' James and Sarah Maseall, of this Parish, whose Remains are deposited On Monument in N. aisle. ncar the Morth side of this Church. Shc dictl Sept. Near the North Door of this Church lieth the Re- 14, 1813, in the 35th year of hcr ugc. mains of Robert Glenn, gcnt. Obiit yv 24th Decem- ber, 1775. 1Et. 74. I Also, Iiliaabetli his Wife, who departed this life Oct. Sacred tn the Miemory ol' lsu:|1:(i:ilc, of liulillgo, .li.sq. thc 13, 1796, Agcd 84 years. who departed this Life, I-‘ob. 26, 1792, Aged mi,

ii-ii Sacred also to the dear Memory of lilizabeth, widow James Gilpin was born in this Parisli iu170ll, and of lsaac Gale, Esq. and daiigliter of lliclmrd Michell, descended from the Suclls, some time Lords of this of Langport, in the County of lioniiersrrt, list]. who Manor. Ile was educated in \Vcstu1iuslcr School, departed this life, after a long and puiulul illness, and chosen a King‘s Scholar into St. Peter's College, March 4, 1806, Agcd 70 years. at Westminster in 1724, from whence hc was clccted This is crccted by hcr affectionate son and only to bc one of the Students in Christ Church in Oxford, child. In every situation of Life, as Daughter, Wife, in 1728, and from thence hc removed to thc Middle and Motlicr, she shined prc-cmiucut. She was indeed Temple, London, in order to study the Common Law thc best and most valued of Mothers: .l]er temper ofthc Land, which he made his profession. Hc was was most amiable, her conduct must 1-xcinplary, com- Registrar to the Dcan and Chapter of Christ Church, billing every social and domestic virtue, with the great in Oxford, and Auditor of their Accounts, and Re- duty of a purc Christian. corder of the City of Oxford. Hc died the 14th dny Arms--€.!uarterIy,i St 4. az, a fess. frctty A. Er S, 2 a 3 S. a of December, in the year of our Lord, I766, and is li. ramp. 0.over all an esculch. G. charged with a ehev. 0. ht. buried in the Church-yard, closc to the North Wall 3 swans pp. of thc towcr of this Church. --_--1-i.—-,.. Arms, A boar S. On a ﬂat stone. Bencath lies Bamfylde Sydenham, gout. who departed Beneath a Tomb without thc North door of this who departed this Life I"cl.>. 20, A.D. 1606, aged Church, and near to the same, lyeth interred the Body 82 years. of James Gastrell, Gent. son and heir of Nicholas Here also lyeth the Body of Sarah, late Wife of Gastrel, Gent. and Mary his Wife, one of the sisters Sydenham Tucker, gent. who departed this life the and coheirs of Sir Charles Snell, Knight, Lord of this 28th of April, A. D. 1749, Aged 40 years. Manor. Tbc said James Gastrell was buried the 5th Arms-a chev. charged with a mullet between 3 rams. day of June, 1678, Agcd 54 years.

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Near this Stonc lics interred the Body of Sydcnham on Monuments in S. aisle. Tucker, gcnt. who died Dth of May, 1771, in the 58th Sacred to the beloved Memory of John I]iil.Cll00l.Il(, year of his age. yeornan, of this Parish, Son of llarry and Jane Hitch- Arms 0. a chev. G. charged with a mullet, pierced O. bt. 3 cock, of All Cannings, in this County, who departed rams, passaat. Guard A. this life April 1B, 1820, Aged 32 years. - 2.1

In t-5 lVr'.h‘s.--YA'l".l'()N Kl".Y.N.l-lI.l.. 21 ll.r||ir-l Y:-.|ll'r , .*i|'l|unl|I'.::'-it'1' Uli lllis l';il'l*-ll *lil _\'|';t|'.-r, lti6—l, Slept. 1. \r--.l|'y Uh-|'l\' illi yr-an.-, anti l':.u'i.~"li (‘ii-rls I6 yt-airs, Mr. ‘William W'00tlr0l‘l'e, by “fill of this Date, gnu: u."-.|:-4 limit-ll l.'}l.ll tiny 0|‘ April, l77!), at. l.lle south-west an Annuity, or ltc-nt-Ciiargc, of Thirty Shillings pr-r rm":-.1-.r oi this clinrclt porch, in the '70!-ll }'€'ul' Oi’ lliri .-‘\nnnrn, i:-=s-iiillg out of certain I.:1lul.~= in the Purisll of .=:.'r-. l\|:||'y, -1-3,1, years the “‘il'u of Danie-l \'t.'nll'|', Cliippenlltrnl; via. Ten Sliillings to ll1|' Miiiistt-1' of \-...-. lilll'll'll ‘_’.-'it.li Ucl. 1770, near the suntli-west. cnrnct Kington St.Micli:1el for Pu.-ar:l1ing at i'.*t'|"rnrn1, and |.|' ||n.~. cil|u't.'it |tti|'L'.lI, in the ti-Titli year of hcr age. Twenty Sliilliiigs to the Poor of the said l’nri.~.lr n.-. shall be most in need, to be |id.it.l on tin: llilll iluy ol St.-ptenlbcr, U.S. On Flat SI.-nos.

ll. 5. Ii. ' ilil? llrinililiryos, linjus I']c(.‘lrr:-aim Vic. nec non tlc l)i;|t'ul. t?|!|'ll0 lieclr.n'. Qni ul1iit.|tln. 31, 1711, flit. 1694, Dec. 20. sum 5.3. Mrs. Dorothy Newman, by Deed of this Date, gave iliu 1-tinm jam-t Cn|'|n|.-4 Anna‘, llxuris, qua: obiit to the Poor of the Parisli of Kington St. Miuliar-I .|"t.-l). 2'3, I727, !l".l-. slit]: (ii). above their Monthly Allowance, an .Annnit_\_-, or Rent-Cliarge, of £6 per annum, to be paid et't-ry Sr. 'l'l1ornas’ Day, by the Trustees, in the Church Port-li. llt-ro lyotli the Body of Anne, late \Vife of May l'i|n'ln=.n, gent. of the Parish of Laiigley-Burrell, in Ii-H County, who departetl this lift: the 14-tli day of 1727, Dec. 13. l':-lrrnury, An" Dom. 1721, Aged 43 yours. She was Mr. Thomas Taylor, by Will of this Date, gave to inn-oi the tllllll_*,'lll.I.'I‘i+ of liiellarrl Listcourt, gent. of the Poor of tho Parish of Kington St. Micliael, an Hwinley, in this l’ari.~ih. Annuity, or Rent-Clmrge, of Twenty Shillings per [Ir-rt; lymh ye Body oi‘ George Pinchon, son of yr! Annurn, issuing out ol'lands in that part oi‘ the '.l‘arish above-named Anne, who died 17th Sept. A. D. 1722. called Langley.

"ore lyeth tho Holly of Mary, ‘Vile of “fin. Alen- Hatclunenh in Chancel. untlr-r, 0|‘ thc I'nri:-all 0i' Grent .‘~'~ummerl'rn'rl, who tie. lat. S. It beml U. charged with 5 lltlt‘-kill O. bt. I phnnnl A. partctl this Life Maren ye 22d, A.D. 1735, impaling S. a aaltire A. Crelt, n dex hand, holding a Agcd .56 years. spear. 2d. Quarterly. I 8: 4. Quarterly, G. & A2. over all a cross llerr-. lyes the Boily of George Eastcoiirt, late of flenry or. 2 8: 3 S. Fl. fess. O. charged with 3 negro laeails of the tirst bt. 3 arrows of the uetond, pointed and feathered Swinlny, in the 1‘n.ri.~l| of fit. Miuliaol, who tltrpnrted of the first. this Lilo in the 2!.Itl1 your of his aigv, in the your 1712.

J"J'~ I-J‘Jr The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, North DONATIONS. and South Aisles. At the East end of Nave is a Saxon Areh, with one mouhling, in good preservation, bnt from its long standing, the north :-iirle have given 1 Tilt), Doc. 6. way, and is out of its perpendicular dil't:cti0n. Mrs. Stlfilll Ron-marl. by ‘Will of this T).-rte, _;:1vr- the sillnoi {'5 per -.mnn|r| lur rt‘:-1', |i;:_y;rlilo hy the 'l'l'||--.|_,.P_,, of Ullri--t'.~ llrispilrrl. l.on-Ion, tn lil|' .\'r'.l|onl|n:i~et|-r oi |\'in|;ton St. Michzu-l l'I\"~'itl'li.-i the litiuciitioii of the Poor Uhildruil of that Pin-i.-li. YATTON KEYNELI.-..

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2—1---ii. ‘I672, Feb. ‘I0. Mr. Isaac Lyn-, by Will of this Ditto, gave the On Mon. in Chancel against North Wail. Aims llrirism, nml n lit-nt (Tliurgn of £2! per annum, Under these 2. Tombe Stones lye Elizaheth, the late i.~=.~=ninp; out of Lrunls in the l‘:|ris!1ol'Corston, to be Wifc oi'Williatn Stump, Gent. Sher; was buried the paid Quarterly to Six poor linmrtrried Men of the 16th Day of April, 1683, her Age 58. Also William Pil.l'i.'4ll of Kington ﬁt. Michael, and thc Rent of a Stump, theire Sonne was burictl the 18th day of Au- Close atljoining for the repairs of the said Houses. gust, 1646. His age 22. G 22

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|lt'rr- l_\'t:l.il y" Bully of Constant, y" ‘Wife of William Un it l-‘lat .'ituiir' in l\.|\-r-. llarris, and Daughter Of Vvillirtnl Stirrup, Gent. who Ulldermrath are deposited the lit-nntiiis ofMrs.. liliz. rleparterl this lifo yP {Jul of May, 1697, Agcd 77 years. , Kemm, who dopartell this lift! the ‘ltith tlay of Mureh, ‘ 1795, Aged 76 years. 1

.\'ocrc this place lieth the Body of James Taylor, bionnc of Josins Taylor, who departed this life March On Monuments in S. nisln. lln- lflth, I6-I3, lacing of thc Agc of ‘Z4 years. y Herc Lieth the Bodies of Ebraliain Li|_~_"lrt., lu-t: was

1--ii-| , buried under this next Tonibo Stone, the 29t.h day of ' May 1651, his ago 84. Against S. wall of Chancel. l And under tho second Stoi1e_ioynin|_{ to it._ Ami his 'l'o the dear Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Child, eldest \Vifc was huried thc 31st day of March lti.'>2, hcr daughter of Ephraim ‘Westley, of Whiteliffe, in this ;i age 64. Under ye third Stone, lsane l.i;_qht, tho (Fonnty, gent. and \Vife of George Child, M.A. and Son of Abraham Light, yeoman, was hnriorl yr 2|-‘it Rector of this Church, who departed this Mortall Day of July 1653, his age 42. lifc on thc 10th of August, in the Yeare 1666, and of her Ag-c the 30, and lieth Entombed near to this -in Place. I Here lyeth also the Body of Nathaniel Light, who died November the 4th, 1687, Aged 75 years. Near this Stone lie the mortal Remains of Benjamin l Also, near this Place lyeth thc Body of Mary the Pitldiug, Batehelor, 18 years Rector of this Parish, , Wife of Nathaniel Light, who tilt‘.-|'Ii'|.I'tt‘:(l this lift: yo (ml solrnllti son of James Pidding, Clerk, by Jane his day of Deccmhcr, 1705, Aged til yr-nrs. F ‘l‘i'il'e, sister of James Jeanes, who purchased the ad- l t'r'r\i':~1till of this Rectory 1735. He died 26th of Sep- I-—-I-g—-.-_,_i ir-mhr-r, 1763, Aged 53. Also in the same grave lieth the Body of Elizahctli, rlaugliter of James Pid- In Memory of Martha, the Wife of Richard Taylor, rling, Rector of this Parish, lay I'Ili'/rabcth his Wife. gent. She died Jan. 15, 1756, Aged 40 years. S-In: rlivd 22d Uctobcr, 1774, Aged 36 weeks. Also Martha, their daughter died Jan, 2'], 1764, Aged 16 two male twins, sons of J. and E. Pidding, prema- years. turcly born on thc 19th March, 177.5: one died the Also, of Richard Taylor, jun. gent. late of Castle 20th inst. the other the 4th of April following. Also l Comb, who died May 6, 1797, Aged 48. Joseph, son ofJ. and E. Pidding, who died April 24, 1783, Aged 37 weeks. In the same Grave are dc- l iﬁinnin posited the earthly Remains of Elizabeth Pidding, Wife of J. Pidding,Rector and Patron of this Pariah. . Here lyeth the Body of Josias Taylor, who departed She died March 20, 1793, Aged 44 years. this life, November 21, and was linrierl Novcnrlier 1 ‘Z5, Anno l)I_1l I632. In an adjoining grave are interred the Remains of .~'-npliia Matilda Pirlding, third daughter of J. and E. Pidding. She died April 21, 1809, Aged 23. ii On a flat stone. Here lyeth the Body of Isaac Taylor, who tlr']lt‘tl'I-tltl .-Kgainst N. Wall of the Nave. this lift! July the 12th, A. D, i716, Agotl iltl yours. Illizahr-th_. the mournefull Relict of J amcs Wilde, of ‘ii est Yatton. gent. who dcpartcd this life, May 25, i702, in the XLI year ofhis Age, Erected this to his i On a Tombstone by S. ‘Wall. pious Memory. i Hcre lyeth the Body of Thomas Clark underneath thc second Tombe, who departed this life Dcc. 21, in 1 the year of our Lord God 1654,-Agcd 56. Br-or-all: t.his Plat-o lyeth the Body of Margaret, the I ‘Wilt: of John \'l'ilde, of this Parish, Gent. who died ._i_i.._ the 21st day of Nov. 1739, Agcd 41 years. .-\lso. here lieth the Body of Elizabeth, the daughter The Rev. Thomas Hooper present Rector. ol‘ Edward and Britannia of the City of New Sarom, and sister to the aforesaid Margaret "l\'iltl. She died 21st of August, 1722, Aged 22. Register commenced 1653. .-‘rrms S. a chew. engrailed O. 13

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affectionate Sister and ‘Wife, the kindest Mother, and llAl{DF.NllUISH. the most exemplary Christian, this Monument is, with thc deepest grulitnde, inscribed by Filial Affection.

____-M,- In erientali carmeterii parte tandem rcqniescit Johan- nes 'l'he|'pe, A. M. E4. A. S. ln parochia Saneta: Mar- Here Rest the Remains of Joseph Colborne, Esq. i_'n.reta,_jux1.a civitatcm ltoffenscm, Natus A. D. 1'71-5, who possessed all those virtues which rendered him (lli. 1'\|rg-est '2." A. I). 1792. in spcm Lretaz Resurrec- esteemed and beloved while living, and sincerely ic- liullis, pt.-1' sula. Xli nrcrita. grcttcd now dead. On the '7th day of February, 1781, Arms |i]w.lt:, '.l ereseenls in chief counlerchanged. 3102. he departed this life, in the 66th year of his age. This Church was Erected at his sole Expence.

pi—-—-_-ii Haered to the Memory of Benjamin Colborne, of Bath, i Hsil. whose Remains are deposited in thc Vault hc- Sacred to thc Memory of Williarn Piniiiirer, of Chip- iicntli this Church. He died October 2d, 1793, penham, in this County, gentleman, whose Remains l lie interred at thc East End of this Church. Obiit Agcd '74 years, fully possessing‘ Family Affection, and l Sincerity in Friendship. 4th Junc, 1'78-5, Aged .56. l F l ln thc Vault of this Clmrch lieth interred Henrietta, Hatckmcnt. Wife ol'Bcnja|nin Colliernc, Esq. daughter of Thomas l A. achev. S. charged with 3 mull:-tls A. ht. 3 bugle horns, S. Nash, ol' theCity of London, Esq. She died thc ‘.20l.l| stringed G. inipaling S. on a fess. -\. 3 calhcrine wheels G. cl‘ January, l7tl;J, Aged -5+3, much lamented by hcr bt. G billelts (). Crest, a stag's head pp. issuing out of a family and friends. ducal coronet.

George Hawkins, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Sacred to the Memory of William Colborne, Esq. of thc Circus, of Bath. Having enjoyed a long life of _ 4 " _ health and happiness, the just reward of his wisdom and temperance, hc dicd at the advanced age of 9'7, CHRISTIAN MALFORD. leaving liehind him the character of n religious nnd upright man, a kind master, a sincere friend. Obiit .|uly 1:1, 1e04.

i On Monuments in Chancel. Near this Monument lyeth buried, in hopes of a glo- Ueneatli are deposited the Remains of Ann, widow of rious resurrection, the Body ol' Richard Burgess, who Abraham Craiesteyn, of London, .l.'isq. and sister of by Care and lndustry acquired a plentiful Fortune. Joseph Colborue, ]:'i.sq. ol' this place. l)is-tinguislicd He was a constant Benefactor to thc poor, a sincere by her tenderness as Wife, affection as .\‘isl.i»,-1', sinee- Friend, and a cheerful Companion. He acted in the rity as Friend, and who, having lived justly esteemed (lonnnissiou of the Peace with great candor and im- and beloved, died justly lamented, May 9th, 1'76-1, in partiality, aud died lamented by all his Acquaintanee, tllc 50th year ol' her age. the 20th of May, Anno D051. 17i:Il_l, flitat. sue: 63. ‘Mi Also, near this Monument Lyeth interred, in hopes of .1 glorious Resurrection, thc Body of Sarah, the Saered tn thc Meniriry nl' Col. John Hunter, of ilaughter of Richard Burgess, Esq. who departed Newcastleiupen-'l'yui-, who dii-d at lluth, April -.3, this Life April the 14th, Anno Doii 1740, H:itatis 1791, in the '7litl| your of his .-\_{_:|-. lle was lung an sna: 33. This Monument was ereeted by his discon- intimate friend of the (_‘.elhe|'|n- I-':nuil_\', and rerpiesteil his Remains should he rlepesited in the Vault of this selate Daughter, Sarah Burgess. Church. _

‘ii.-_-.—.-i East End. Beneath are deposited the lleniuins of Elizabeth i Near this Monument, and hy the side of his lielm-ed Towers, ll-eliet nl' tlle late Rev. I$n.1n|1t-I 'l'nwc|'s, of Daug;hter(Eliz.-Frances, who died May 6, 1796, aged Horusey, Miildlescx. and sister ol' .luseplI Collmrne, I8 years) arc deposited the Mortal Remains ol' thc,- list]. late of this plac'e.".. She departed this life Fch. Rev. ‘William W'illes, A.M. Archdeacon of W'ells, 2.4, 1803, in the [Nth ycar of her age. and Rector of this extensive Parish, who died May To the Memory of the sincerest Friend, the most 1'2, 1816, aged 84 years. He performed the duties ol' 24

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his liul_§' Oilicc with iinciltainplt.-il Zl.'i'l.l '.|nd nnai'l'oci+-d Qlii eh-voiinn for the spacc of nearly I50 years, and nntil Pro sno solmin . . m anioriu, oi (‘o-li-sliiiiii If . . o- tho period of his decease. This Monrimeiit was rnm ardore. ad ifestuni l'aschati.-4 nninm t1ullHL'iUlliL erected by his sorrowing ‘Widow and Children to the Ad diem Viclorio . . . . dum Cuttni Milituntiu Memory of an aﬁeetionnte llnsl1:1nd, a hind I""at.her, a . . . dixit, etaul aiinivorszirnm 'l{egin<- . . . . zealous Pastor, and an honest Man. All cu-.tum trinnipliantum transniigravit tl(..'lIl\/ll i-it'lllL'I'l- An Angel's arm can't snatch him from thc Grave—-- iduum Murtii, Anno salvis ITOJE Ilitntis fuit, GI. Legions of Angels can't confine him there. Cnjns . . . aclextra liclissillia C . . . Diii Fldnardi Watcrho . . firrnigeri. lilia Br . . . in the same Vault, and hy her express desire, are de- Qui quum pro . . . Virginis vidn-an ct , _ . niilins posited the Remains of Mrs. Margaret 'Willes, Reliet Partos . . . posites qniannum . . t]ll(|llU7lCUl'1'll. of the above-mentioned William \‘Villes, who departed lllUII'l sequnta est. crast Martini 1706. this life Jannery 17, 132! , Aged 74 years. Arlns-.-‘L. a clnw. S. ht. 3 nmllctis, G. impaling A. a Ii. ramp. uz. bt. 3 escal. shells nl' the same. On a Mon. in 3- aisle.

iii-ll-- To the Memory of Mr. John l’liilip.~i, of this Parish. He was a nian of a warm and open spirit, lint of 'l'o the Blessed Memory of Sarah, the Wife of ‘Vil- very valuable sense and uniierstaniliiig, by which he liani Itehener, Rector of this Church. She was the made himself useful and heneﬁcent to all his friends Daughter of William Stratton, I-Isq. of Wanhorongh, and neighbours round this Country, and for which he and of Dorothy his 'Wifc, daughter of Robert Hippis- will be often desired, and cannot he soon forigottvii. lay, Esq. of Stanton, in the County of 'Wilts. She He died in the 64th year of his ago, Fob. 21, I723. was of a weak constitution of Body, but God gave Eleanor, his sorrowing Wife, erirelmi l'or him this her a Soul of thc most Perfect kind; pious,- meek, Monument. And also I-lleanor daughter of llohert lnnnble, just, and charilahlc. Her Beauties were and Ann '.l.‘eaeocl&, nnd Wife of John Philips. Shc [leave-nly, and her Ornaments those which in the died November }'" 14, ‘I737, Aged 7.5 yearn. siglit of God hinisi-lf are of great price, and in these she was always ineonipnrahiy lovely. In the lustre of so many Virtues, she shined even in this dark corner, On Flat Stone. and in the glories of them (through the merits of Here lyeth the Body of Lucy Trimnell, the Wife of Christ) she shall shine for ever in the kingdom of God. Wm.'l‘rimncll, who departed this Life the 7th day She left two Sons, and dyed in y*= year of hcr age 30, of June, Anno Dom. 1702, Aged 57 years, and of Christ, 1719, Oct. 26. 1-Ierc Lyeth thc Body of William Trimnell, who dfg. Sown in dishonour, to be raised in glory. parted this life the 24th day of February, An" Doﬁi 170% Agcd 60 years,

i-iii On Flat Stones. Janc Bower, widow, daughter of Robert Hippesley of - South Wall. Stanton, near Highworth, in the County of Wills. Iierc lieth the Bodies of John Rily, and also his Wife, Unhappy in Marriage: Through mncli tril.>nlation we who were buryed ye second day of July, Anno Dom, lllllrit enter into the kingdom of God. She died May 1037. ‘.!Ulh, An" Diii I719, Age-tl 70 years.

1 On Flat Stones. Here lieth the Body of Hester, tho Wil'<- of Tl-ohi-ri. l.' nderneath are deposited thc Remains of Wm. ‘Willcs, king, of Avon, who departed this Lilia i.l||=. !Jl.h dny of who (lied July QB, 1772, Aged fl l'l‘i0l1tl‘l9. Lilttlwislr of Charles-Jeancs Willis, who died Aiigi1st‘20, 178.5, January, An" Dom. 17- - Ageil '79 yenrs.

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|-lcre lyeth the Body of Ruhr-rt King, nf Avon. who (ll Elizabetlr-].:r'u||cos “lilies, who died May 6, I796, departed this life the 21st of Hr-ptcmlier, Anno Dom. Aged 10 years. 1727, Aged 7-"I. years.

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|—i.-_——-i_¢1- The Church consists of Chancel, Nave. and South ll. S. Aisle. In the ‘North Windriw of Nave is some stained i.r-nricns Margetts, .A.M. hnjns Ecclesiu‘. Rector Glass, and the ancient Oak Screen is still in good ...... necnonPru:bend-.e . . . . preservation. 25

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Kern. That. the old Parish Register was burned in agnini s. wall of Chancel. the House of Mr. John Ferris, of Furglane, where the i In Memory of Elizabeth Harington, widow, obiit Cnrate, Mr. Wm. Piggot, then lived, the House 16th June, 181’7,']Et. '75. She was daughter of being ﬁred by lightning, and here noted by John Abraham Chambers, Esq. of New Bond Street, Lon- Stump, Curate of the Church of Christian Malford. don, Banker, and Married ﬁrst, in September 1761, W'm. Hallett, of Canons, Middlcscx, and last, on the 31st of December, 1781, the Rev. Richard Haring- ton, of Ilagley, cii Worcester, whom she survived. Begist.cr commcnccd 1658. ----John Vl'atsnn Beadon Arms, Isl. O. on a bend engralled G. I bcznnta, a chief az. present Rector. 2d. G. a chew. O. hl. 3 cinqucfoils 0. M. Ax. a frett. A. - -‘xiii;

Lord Carnarvon Lord oi‘ the Manor. Here lieth one beneath this Brittle Tomb Inclosed in his I-':|tlicr’s Grave, and ‘s Mo‘l.her's woiuh :

_g_.-.-_ ._. .-. . If lhon a stranger be, and shalt desire 'l‘o know or who or what he was, Enquire: The comon Country vniee will, as their passe, COR‘:-'\llA M. But most the pourc, aeipiaiiit thee what hc was, And all will Tell Thee he was one who di'd, Except hiinself, too SOI'lll for all beside; And if zt Neigllhonr, All that thon shalt have Mon. in Chancel against North Wall. From inn, is only this, here is the grave To the Memory of John Ilart, of this Parisli, gent. Ufsneh it one, whose name when thou shalt. hr-an», who departed this life March 7, 1779. 'l‘hou'It. say that that‘s l‘i[l0Ilgll, l may forlware. l Here lieth the Body of James llnlbert, gent. who dc- Also, of Catharine. Hart, his ‘Widow, who departed this Life Sept. 25,1000. pertcd this life the ﬁfth day of April, 1653, Agcd 39. Arms S. a cross O. bt. 4 loop. faces jeaaant new-do-tin 0. a ereacent G. impaling ermine, B. bond G.

|-*| Ilic jacet corpus Roborti Ilnlbort, in dies snprenii cxpcctatione, quulis crat iste dies indicabit. John and Thomas Hulbert, of this town of Coruhatn, Snhsrraeto tnmulo corpus jncet hic reposition, Jo- (‘- lothior. ye sonsofJa1nes Ilnlbcrt, of Eston , within this hanni Morgani, ct agro Soinersetensi, Arm. Chiliorehu: ]':irisl|,clotliier, deceased. John, the Eldest, Agcd 49. magnanimi, cxclnplaris virtnte intrepida: insignissiini, happily t'.‘<('l'1iI.lI god this life ye 3d of September, 1626. pro rege, pro patria pro segibus, nec non pro roligione Thomas, the younger, Agcd 63, finished his course were Catholica. In nuperis nefandis inotilms purpo- toria advernus porduelles acerrimi, nobis ctsi i|iteiiipe.~i- yo 10111 Oct. 1632, of whose powerful prayers unto God, and niost. Christian dcpnrtnre, was witness will tivc heu nimin, at sibi exoptato feliciter, ca improvisio . aatatis '73. many othcrs that were then likewise present. ad Sydera rapti, anno g mums 1084. 'l'wo Brothers near Tntcrrcrl here doc Lyc, Fortia nune inuto requieseant ossa scpnlehro, W'liose love to each, whose trade, whose charitye, Jfiterno cxurgant tdndem frnitura triumpho. Whose Zeale to God, whose truth to all was such, As they sccmd one of all admired much. John was the eldeit a man Discreete and stonte, Faithful] nnd J ust in all hc went about; Qua: perfmmincum sparsa est perfcctio sciturnlector, ' By seniority hc first obtained, in hric unn. tota scpulta jacet-Edw.Retlc. Arm. hoc The blessed Port that Thomas since hath gained. distichon in meinoria Anna: uxoris, sine ox inclyta Thomas was cndow'd with such rare parts, familia Baynardornm, do Loehnm oriundze, hie ineidi lie no ways needed to be taught the Arts ; curavit, qua: obiit. Alig. '22}, IGI5. And though he kcpt him to his tradc in cloth, Yet was hc divine, and a Courtyer both-, Q A I-‘athcr strict, yct tender o'er his childe, A loving Neighbour, and n. Master Milde, Near this place lyeth the Body of Martha, the Wife Who never did ye needy poor contcmne, ofJohn Smith, of Corsham, oldest daughter ofLeo- And God enriched him by the hands of them ; nard Smith of Clenfiehl, gen. who departed this Life Each like to other in ye choicest parts, the 20th day of Sept. 1669. Each Brother's prayer apt!-ale! th’ other his deserts, H 26

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O're whose dust doth this Monument remain, Sacred to the Memory of the late Mrs. Eliz. Ilulbert, Scarce two such Brothers hath ye world again. who died Dec.17, 1619, Agcd 73. Sir Edward Hungerford, Kt. of ye Ilonme Order of ‘ yﬂ Bath, and yI= Shcrif of this County of'\Vilts, who hath caused this to be Erccted in Memory of these On Momniienis in S. aisle. Brothers, as well for their pious and profitable conversation with all, as for their constant Faithful] Near this Place lieth inlerred the Body of Naihaniel respect to him in partieular, 8.: Especialy for the 1-landcoek, of l.ip_\,-at, who (l(:e(:t1§-iotl tho llth of Sept. praysworthy service thatThos. Hnlbert did him in that An" Doﬁi 1693, Aged 2-4 years. year 1632.

j—i Near this Plaee lie the Rorimiiis of .lolm l"lz|neor:k,

i i Here lyeth interred Mrs. Winifred J ewks, who, with sen. gent. of '“-'est Wells, in this Parish, who departed yc affection of a true and faithfull friend, spent great . this life I":-b. 20, I732, Ageml 6!). And also ofAnn part of her time with the Lady Hungerford, of tbis his Wife, who departed this life Juno 2|, 1735, Place, to whose Memory, with ye like affection, the Aged 64. said Lady Hungerford hath ereeted this Monument, And also is interred in the same \»'nnlI. John Ilo.n- i the 31st day of May, 1671. cock, gent. of Wtlﬁt ‘Veils, son of tho ahovo John Arms, 3 falc. heads erased. and Ann llaneoela, who departed this lili: the 27111 of .lVla1'cl1,'l76ll, Agigt-tl 73. And also of Milirrr-111., his _ Wife, who tlt'pi'll'lu|l this li|'|' Nov. ti, I7!!! , .'\;_:_r-|l '76, Mary, the danghter of John 'l\'in;_;-ton, Esq. and of Likewise of Mary, danglitor of the above John and Mary his Wife, of Jaggards, in this Parish, was Milieent llaneoek, who departed this Life tho 25th buried April yl*- 22d, 1708, Aged ll weeks. of November, 1771Aged 29. Also of John, their son, Arms. 10 gutle drops on a chief, 3 ducal crowns. who died in his infancy.

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i On Fiat Stones. ‘ Near this Plaee lieth the Body ofJa.l1e Stnhbs, widow, late “ﬁfe of Thomas Stubbs, of Kington St. Miel.ael, Tntegcr vita: scelerisq. p . . us, hicjacetcorpus Georgi in this County, Esq. and (laughter of Wm. Dnol-Lott, Downes, de Interiori Templo, Arm. obiit vicessinlo i quarto die Januarii, ]Etatis sure B7, annoq. are Chris- late of Hartham, in this Parish, Est]. hfhe died the tiana: 1738. 30th day ofJanuary, 1712, Aged 55- years.

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Here Lyeth the Body of Theodata Downes, gent. who Near this Marble are interred the Remains of the departed this life the 22d day ofApril, An“ D"rii 1726. Rev. Richard Powell, M. A. formerly Fellow of Exe- ter College, in Oxford, afterwards Rector of Hilper- ‘ii--n to|1, and Vicar of this Parish, where he died in tho On a Brass Plate. year 1750, and of his age 65. In the same Grave are Here lyeth ye Body of Thomas Hnlbert of this Town deposited the Remains of Ann Fowell, his Wifra, who of Corsham, clothier, who, aged 53, Christianly ﬁnish- died the Bth of Feb.}176B. Also, of James Powell, ed his course, with powerful prayer to God, upon their seeond Son, who died the 2-‘lth of June, 1768. Tuesday, being ye 16th of October, 1632. He Also of William Powell, their fourth Son, who ilied espoused Elizabeth, ye daughter of Thos. lvallis, of the 14th of Jan. 1739-40. Also of Jolin-.l-'owoll Du- Trowbridge, Clothier, by whom he had issue Aline, vis, son of Stanslield and Mary Davis, who diod the Elizabeth, Thos. who deceased before him, Bridget 20m of August, mm. A150 of lirlary the'Wil'o of married to William Sherstone, of Bromham, gent. Stansfield Davis, who died May 29, 1769. Also of Susan married to John Hallidaye, in the County of Stansﬁeld Davis, who died May 20, 1001. Gloucester, clothier, James, Elizabeth, and Mary, all .'—\r|ns, ./iz. a cher. O. in chief 3 mnllcts of the last. live yet living to testifye their father”s piety and care ol'them.

Near this Place lieth the Body of the Rev. Mr, Hil- H. S. E. ward ‘Veils, Viear of this Parish, and the ﬁrst M %l5l.Ul' Thos. Hulbert, Arm. de Eastonin Paroehia Corshani, of the Free. School built by tho Lady 'llnngo1"l'ord. qui obiit decimo sexto Jan. An" Dfii 1743, FEt. sutc 63. He died July, Anno Dom. 1677, Q/l:Itatis 37. 27

In c5. ll/'¢'lt.s.—CORSHAM. 97 llere lycs the Bodies of Mr. \Villiam Chapman, of “ cliaritaie pares earissimos priorem, liabuit neminem Pickwick, gent. and Elizabeth, his ‘Wil'i=. .“."~lie de- vir pita: integerrimns dco Ecclesiae, Patrice lidissinius, r-vnserl May the 10, and lice died Julie the 1st, Anno lilius nalns tertins, Edouardi Lewis, eipiitis, ct pra'no- Doinini 1675. bilis Anna: Beaneh:-imp, ab zcrpie illustri ac antiquil

A ruis-—l'p. eluw. A. 6; S. at the fess. poiul a crescent counter Sackvillernni, prosapiai oriundie hac ﬁtirpe editu.-i his clninged, I1 citniun G. impuling, S. a cross U. bl. -I leop. l".u"i-:I, virtutibus . . . gnis, cllni lJUllUl'tl|l1 luctit p'.|n|icI'Ulll _jr.-.-.-sant, ileur-dc-lis U. domno, sento coiifcetus Cuclo maturus, obiit Uctobris 7, Anno ﬂiatis B3, salut. 1706. Arms-—-S. a li. rampt. A. Near tliis Place lyeth the Body ofJames llandcock, of |.ippi'.tt, in this Parish, gent. who departed this in Life the 7th day of Septeniber, I715, Aged 53 years. 0|! I-‘la! .‘5lour-s in S. .\ish.'. Also near this Plncc Lyeth the Body of I-idward Uinlerncath are Deposited the [tr-niai|e.' of S-aruli. 'llnndcock, of ll'.ti'piiigcrns. who died Jail. I3, \'Vit'e ol' Br-iijaiiiiii Young, of Easton, who died April A. D. 1733, A gerl 66 yr-nrs. the 4th, 1790, A god 72 years. Also underiieatli are Deposited the Rt'lil3lllH of Ben- ‘ii--M _jainin Young, who (.l.l"l)ill1t'll this life January 6, 181-1. llere Lyeth the Body of Jane llnneoclie, Daugliter Aged H-3 years. o|' 'l'|io|iias llancockc. who deported this life the '.!Ut!i l \ day of Nov. 1667.

it-1i_ Sacred lo the Memory of John ll'rlllUU(.'l\', gr-iil. of West Wells, who died Dec. ll. I79". |-iki-wise In Memory of the Rev. \'l' iii. Pryer, who died l\l'.iioh .llt'.~ste|' his “'ili', who died Dec. ‘.29, ITHII, i\li(l'_\'-.‘\1|"> the 20th, 1765. infant Lli1ll_[g'lll.t:l' of Williuni and Mary-Aiiii 1la||It.'o('l~'., iii--| who died Mnreli ld. 'lllllt. Near this place lyeth the Body of John Hnllierl. of Tliiiigley, sen. who was buried l-‘eh. U, Anno Doni. I70-l, Aged B2 years. lii Memory of Richard Hart, of Har . . . iii the Also near this Place lyeth the Body of Fiarali, the County of Gloucester_, who died Nov. 7, 17.52, Wife of John llulbert, afoi-e.-iuitl, who was buried Aged 76 years. August. 19, Anno Doin. 170-I, A god 74 years. Also of Snsanrmli, his eldest daughter, who died Feb. 22, 1758, Agcd 31 years. Also, of .l‘iliZ:1li£'tl1, his Wife, who died $ept. 4, 1785, Near this place lyeth thc Body of ‘l'l'ni. Pliilpol, Agetl 86 year's.

gent. who departed this life the Ist of Jain. I719, j Ageclflflycars. .'\}.'ft-tillfit N. Pillar of the Nave. Ii-iii. Near this Place lyeth the Body of Robert Nalder. Near this place lieth interred the Body of James who was lit-re hllriell yi-' 16th day of Dirty", 1664. Peirce, gent. of this Parish, clothier, who tlep:'trted Also, near this Place lyeth the Body of Ann Nalder, this Life the 13th day of Julie 1727, Ageil -19 years. ltelict of Robert N alder, who deceased ye 1st day of Also, ncar this place lieth interred the Body of John May, iooe. Peirce, who departed this Life the 10th day of Der. q I765, Aged U2 yours. Also ne.-ir this place lieth in- lerretl thc Body of John, Sun of .|;r||:es ;|||r_l l\_';|r;|l| Against South pillar of nave. Peirce, who departed this l.il'e the ild day of August, Meniorite snarissiini _jure||is Thoma: Godwin, Robe-rti I790, Aged '24 years. Godwin, de Yale, in coifi Ulou. f_*,'6ll['I'U5l, til. natu minoris, qui post \'i6lllllUlll in (_L..de Christi apud Oironiensis felicitcr elupsum, cainis exnrias \'ariola- Iirectcil to the Memory of the troely lteligiiiiis John rum labe fairlatas, hoe loco deposuit, obiit 16"‘ Julii, tfiltlway, S011 of John and l'ilil‘|(ll‘ fialway, who ex- Anno Ronovati llorninis 1719, Zljtatis sine 21, chtingctl. this Life April the 'l!Jth, Anno Doin. 1687. Arms—a chcv. crnl. bl. 3 leop. heads eabossetl.

Rich. Lewis, Arm. quod rnortaln super , , , hie sub- On Flat Stones in l\'a\"e. Ins eonditur, at quurti pinit, rpii pie-tntc lidc hospitis Jane Coggan died January 17, 1000, Aged 60 yea,-,_,_ 28

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.|ohn Stump, gent. died Oct. 21, 1804, Aged 60 years. Sacred to the Memory of Richard Collins, Esq. Cap- Also Betty Stump, Relict of John Stump, died Fe- tain in His Majesty’s Navy, who departed this life bruary 13, 1814-. June the 24th, 1780, Aged 4'7 yea.rs.

Q -—--iii Ann W'ie-ks, of llcston, in the County of Middlesex, Ob. 2 May, 179.0, }Etat. 5:3. Hatehrncnts in South Aisle.

in 1st. On Mon. in N. aisle. . A tiger's head erased. pp. A. 2 bars engrailed az. hetween 9 maltlets, (5. Near this Place ly the Bodies of Edward Thrift, . Erm. 3 chevronells G. gent. and Aline, his VVil'e. He departed this life the . A. a fess. G. bt. 6 annuliels G. 12th day of May, An" Diii1704, in the 63d year of . A. on a saltire,en,;railed S. U annulets 0. gmauaaw Same as the lirst. his age, and Shee the 19th ol' Sept. A. D. 1092, in the l 6211 year ol' her age. 2d. . A Liger’s head erased pp. Underneath this Plaeo lyeththe Body of Wm. Jarvis, l A. a ll. pass. az. who departed this life the 7th day of April, Anno . A. 2 bars enprrailed, arr. between 0 rnartlets, G‘. . Erm. 3 ehev-ronells G. Domini 1723, Aged 29 years. . A2. a thee. A. bl. 3 dolphlns emlrowerl A. Arms-— a eliev. G'l=‘l\B€\Il9l-'. As the first, inipltlinig pr-rpalo A. and 317.. n l"lll'V. bt. I talbots ooiliiter-rzliaiigisl on n l'i:l-ls. G. 3 leopards -i--—-1--1-u heads eabossed O. In Mvrnory of John Leir. second Son of the Rev. l Thomas Leir, ol'.ln,2'ani-ils, who diml liebruary 13, 1784, 3d. in the 17th year ofhis age. A spread eagle S. over all on a shield A. 3 tigers liearla Also Mary, an infant, who died Dee. 30, 1774. erased pp. charged with aaiaeacutoheon, oz. a ehev. l Au ht: 3 dalplllflfl emba Al 8- Chief ()0 Ii I-A-1-Z-sq L North Wall. I Near this place lyeth the Body of Rebeeea, Wife of Arms—O. a bend engrailad G. ht. 2 ll. ranrp. of the last, over Edward May, Ileliet of William Jarvis, who died all an escuteh. A. charged with a eliev. between 1| the 28th day of_0etober, 1743, Aged 50 years. l squirrels G. Also, near this Place, lyeth the Body of Rebeeea. Wife of Edward Mitehell,jun. and daughter of Wil- A. a li. ramp. G. debruised by a fess. 0, charged with two li. ramp. combatant, holding a den. hand U. in liam Jarvis, and Rebeeea his W'il'e, who died Octo- chief 2 den lianils of the last, impaling G, on a chev, ber the 30th, 1743, Aged 23 years. A. 3 loop. heads cabossed S. between I ciaquefoils A. Arms—A clier. l Az. on ll. r:hiel' 0. 2 fireballs inflamed pp. lit. 8 li. passaat guard O. in chief on aa eseut. A. a sinister hand On a Flat Stone in N. Aisle G. over all an eaeuteb. Quarterly I Er 8 G. aehev. l»Villiarn Hicks died March 1'7, 1786, Aged 8'7 years. Valr A. and az. between 3 ereseeals A. l. OI-Iltfllil Also Ana, Wife of William Hicks, who died July23, charged with an aanulet O. 2 Br 4 az. 4 loz. in fess. eonjoiaed O. between 5 eagles lieada erased U. 1788. Aged B3 years. l

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In Memory of John Kington of Jaggards, in this In the Chancel is a free-stone Altar Tomb, 10l't. long, Parish, Esq. who died Sept. 6, 1729, Aged 50 years. and bﬂft. wide, with the Arms—-A fess. eugroilud bt. Also of Mary his Reliet, who died August the 13th, 3 griﬂins heads erased, impaling a ehev. bt. 3 grillin's 1744, A ged -5'7 years. heads erased. The inscription is obliterated. Also Ann, the Dangliter, whu died March 28, 1720, Aged 15 years. Iiiterred near this Monument John Kington, Esq. who, 4. to the Memory of his Parents and Sister, caused this The Rev. John Metliuen, ]l.i:r:lor. inseribed Marble to be erected, who died Sept. 26, ‘"66, Aged .52 years, interred also near this Monu- 1.- _ meal. Paul Cobb Methaen, Esq. Lord of the Manor. 39

In c-6 lVe'l(s.—BIDDESTON--N. WRAXIIALL. 2B Margaret, Wife of James Little, died July 3d, 1761, Aged 58 years. Also James Little died Feb. 1l1h, BIDDESTON. 1766, Agcd 66 years. Joanna, “life of Aaron l Little, died July 27, 1804, Aged 48 years. Also Aaron Little died Dcc. 12, 1806, Aged tit! ycars. Mon. in Cllnneel against North Wall. i ll. 5. l-l. South Wall of Nave. Mathew Mountjoy, Obiit Uet. 16th, 1707, It-Itat. 36. Near this Place lyeth the Body of Thomas W'illshire, sen. late of this Place, yeoman, who departed this Life the 26th day of March, Anno Dom. 1698. In Memory oI' 'William Monntjoy, of Biddeston St. I Peters, gent. who (lied Nov. y" ‘list, 1734, Agcd 37. -i-_-ii And :1l.~n), Iilizallel.ll, llelict of the above Vllilliam Underneath are deposited the Remains of John Sheatc, Moulltjoy, who dvpartetl this life yfl ltith (lay of Feb. late of Slaughtenford, who died August 3, 1006, A, 1), 1741, Agnll 7:]. Also 1'\-'|n. Molllitjoy, gent. Aged 76 years. died l-'cllrllnry 23, 1766, Aged 73. Also ldarbara, Rcliet oi tllc above, diell April 1, 1767, Aged 75. Also Willillin iVl0((lll_-ifly died January 31, 'l77ti, Agcd Near this Place lyeth tlle Body of William Wastfield, 5-") yc:|l's. Also lilizzlbl-tll, Reliet of the above, died son of Richard Wastfield, sen. gent. deceased, and E-'~l-pt. 29, I776, Aged 60 years. Also in Memory of Ifilizabcth his 1Vifc. Ile died July the ‘list, 1728, Vlfilliallll llrllllilltilly, gr-nt. he departed this lilc the 14th Agcd 23 years. April. 17117, Agvll 3!) yerllw-1. And of Barllara, who

(.llt'll (let. y" ‘lllth. 1720, Sarah, Ailgust ye 7, 1727, —-I-121-i llaugllters of William and Barbara Mountjoy,jnn. and died in their infancy. lllilliam Wastﬁcld. gent. obiit. 9th Feb. 1782, fllt.='i7.. Arrns—G. 3 ineseutelleons 0. Also J'lllZil.lJBl-l1 1'i'astliehl his 'Wil'c Ob. 16th March, 1796, flit. 77. Also Mary, Wife of William Edwards, Ob. 14th April, 1803, Hit. 33.

S. Wall of Chancel. - Near this Place lyeth the Belly of Thomas, son of William hloililtjoy, of this Place, gent. who deceased Near this Place lyes interred thc Body of William llarrison, gent. Son of John and Martha llarrison, thc 12th day oi Ailgust, Anno Doifl 1605. late oi the City of Bristol, who departed this lite the

! 10th day of February, 1736, JEtatis sun: 23.

Near this Place lyeth tlle Body of Thomas. Son of B-gm-, William and Irilizahetll Mouiltjoy, of this Place, gent. who departed this life the tith day ol' ]"cl.lrunl'y, llllllvriieatll lictll llll.Cl'l'Ctl the Body of Mrs. Mary 1703. “'11-‘=i|l

Sacred to the Memory of Mary-Ann, the Daughter of S€l.lI'lﬂ(‘l null Ann ll/lcilllltjliy, who (lied June 1!), 1807, Register commenced 1686. ,A;_{l-ll I!) yl‘i'll':'i. Also .l'ill?.!ll)L'i.ll tll(:il' Daughter, who L died Jnllc ~l, 1812, A gt.-ll 20 years.

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Against North Wall of Nave. NORTH 1VRAXHALL. Neal-e this Place lyeth Bl.ll'i('ti the Body _ol" Mr. lliclinl-ll W:is-llivlil, senior, who llepartcd this life the A llth day of Nov. An“ Dﬁi 1652. On Monuments against South ‘Wall. In Memory of Richard Oriel Singer, Esq. late of his Al.-so rlenr this Place lyeth .l‘ltlriL'tl the B0l.ly of Rich- Ma_jcsty’s 32d Regt. who died Oct. 15, 1018, Aged urd Wztstlir-l

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Sacred to the Memory of Joseph Oriel, gent. of this “Hie jacet Ca.Ll1ei'iiia, Gulielnli Lacy. A.M. hnjus Parish, who died the 30th of Jan. 1765, Aged 45 7 Eeelesia: Reetoris, Uxor, Quondain non innlnibilis, years. Also to the Memory of Maria, Wife of Joseph Obiit April 13, A. D. 1760, IEtal.is sua: .511. Oriel, who died the 25th of February, 1775, Aged 32 years. Likewise to the Memory of \'Villiam Oriel, - their son, who died Abroad, aged 40 years. Also to I-lere Lia-th the Body of lﬁdward Ba-illgi-s, Into 'l'lr:r:tur the Memory of Joseph Oriel, their eldest son, who of this Parish, who tlepurl.tn_l this pr1:s¢-nl.lil't- llu: 17th died the 0th of March, 1004, Agcd .54 years. day of November, in the year of our Lord 166- .

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To the Memory of the Rev. Jonathan Cope, late of Here Lieth the Body of . . . \'Vif|: of . . Christ-Chureh College, Oxford, only Son of Sir Jona- . . still, Rector ol' this Parish. Obiit April 25, 1760, than Cope, Bart. of Brewern, Oxfordshire, and of Jfitatis 47. Annabella his Vlfife, the last descendant of that Hon. and antient Family, he died Mareh 10, 1814, at the .-:|rly age of thirty-four, leaving to those, who placed :|ll their hopes of earthly happiness on a most dutiful Against S. wall of NM-'0. nnd alfeetionate So|1,_no other support under their I-Ieare Lyeth the Body of Aliee Cullymore, wlfliflf heavy Loss, than that which they derive from Resig- Thomas Cullymore, daughter of James Hulhr-rt, of nation to the \'Vill of God. The Lord bath given, the Slaoghtenford, gen. Dyed in assured hope of lite-rnall Lord hath taken away, blessed be the name of the Lyfe by jhesus Christ, June the 11th, An" Doﬁi 10-13, Lord. Hﬁtat sute 37.

Arms—A. on a chev. az. :| lleur-de-lls A. bt. 3 roses pp. l

On a Mon. in N. Aisle. In Memory of Ezekiel Wallis, Esq. of Lucknam, near On Flat Stones in Chancel. this Place, only Son and sole hcir ofJnmes Wallis, I-Iere lyes the Body of Thomas, the Son of Thomas Esq. from whom he inherited an ample fortune, which tiorltlard, Rector of this Church, and Ann his Wife. he employed in acts of generosity and benevolence. 'lIc was born the 7th of August, 1702, and dycd the He died Dee. 31st, 1736, Aged 43 years. Also of l4th ol' Oct. following. Cecilia, his Wife, the youngest daughter of lsane Selfe, Esq. of Beanacre, in this County, by Penelope his “fife, daughter and eoheiress of Charles Lord Lueas, Baron of Shenfield, in Essex, who married, Here lieth the, Body of Anne, late Wife of John secondly, the W'orshipful John Coxed, LL. D, Wm-.. Earle, Rector, and cldest Daughter of James Goddard, den of Winchester College, whoin she likewise sur- uf Marston, in this County, gent. who died the 24th, vived, and departed this life January 31, 1760, Aged nnd was buried the 23th of November, 166], aged 20 60 years. Paul Methuen, Esq. her Nephew and years and 10 months. Heir, caused this Marble to be ereeted. Arms, Isl. Erm. a bend G. impaling, erm. 3. ehov. U. l 2d. P. fess. erm. a bend G. in base p. ehev. A. Br an. [lie jaeet Johan. Seale, de paroehiaz quondam . . . aehev. S. bl. 2 roses G. in base a garb 0. t-r. eeelesi-.e ornanientum, qui multos . . annos Xni impaling erm. 3 ehev. G. ininislri, sub .. . . . mariti et patris optimi munera l integre Fingebatur, febre tando oppressus ux ima at i-in-xi. rilio uno mortuis, uzore et quatuor filiabns Relietis pie, fato eenecssit 20 die Aug-usti, An° Diii 1697, A White Marble Tomb. _-l-It. suaa 57. T Panl Methuen Esq. who lies here interred, tliml Jan. Nulli flebilior, quam mihi. 22, 179-5, Aged 72 years. He was the only Son of -I Thomas Methuen, Esq. of this County, also heir of sq-i his Mother’s Family, the Sclfe’s, of Beanaere, and of llie jecet Resurrectioncm vitam, a temam spe llllI'I]l- the Right 1'Ion'°"' Sir Paul Methuen, Kt. of tht-. llntll. lissiiua expe-etus, C-ulielmus Lacy, A. M. hujus paro- I-le had issue, hy Christian his Wife, two Sons, Paul e.hi-.e per multo annos Rector el. Ineumben. Obiit 31 Cobb Methuen, Esq. his eldest Son and heir, 'l'homns, D1:001lll)l'iS, Anno Salutis Nostrire 1760, IEtat sure 57. who died before him, and one Daughter, Chi'isl.ian, married to Frederick Lord Boston. Qualis eiat postrema. dies, indicabit intcrea equie '1 till in ptiec prccor. He that W'¢tllL€Lll uprightly, walketli surely. 31

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N. Side. l In the Vault underneath arc deposited the llemains og C0 LERN. Chri:-atian, “’ife of Paul Methuen, Esq. daughter an

eoln-in-ss of Sir George Cobb, Bart. of Adderbury, Z-___—_._-_B in llxfordsliire, by Ann. his “fife, daughter and colu-iress ol'.los4.-ph Langton, Esq. of Ne . . haven, ill the On Monuments against N. W all of Chancel. County of Sonicrset, who died the 21st ol' May, 1776, A god 56 years. Beneath this Place lieth the Body of Mary, the daughter of Charles nnd Elizabeth lvcston. She departed this life June the 22d, 1709, Aged 1 year and 'l'homo.s Methuen, second Son ol' Paul Methuen, Esq. 0 weeks. and Christian, his “fife, died at Nice, in the domi- i1-q----_- l nions of Savoy, where he went for the recovery of hi s Near this place lieth interred the Body of Jane, Wife health, April 27 I 177-1 I Aged_ 20 years, uud was' 111-' l of Mr. George Drewett, and daughter of Thomas and torred_ _ in the Vault under this 'l'o|uh the 21st of JulY lollowing Elizabeth Salmon, who died March 12, 1760, Aged 39.

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N ear this place are Deposited the Remains of Anne Underneath lieth the Body of Mary. the “fife of (‘-hristiun Mcthuen, second daugliter of Paul Cobb John Browning, late of the Parish of Yatton Keyncll, lilethuen, Esq. She died March 26, 1808, Aged 22. W'ilts, who died January 10, 1801, Aged 4Qycars. Though no proud monument, or breathing bust, Also the Body of Gracc, the “’il'u of Thomas Brown- 'With awful grandeur, guards hnr slu1ub'riug dust, ing, of this Place, who died May 14, 1803, Aged 3| 'l'l|is simple Tablet shows, and shows with truth, years. Also the Body of John Browning, yeoman, When Anna pcrished—in thc bloom of youth! of Yatton Keynell, who died February the lst, 1811, llow memory of her worth could love to tell, Aged 62 years. And on her charms with grateful pleasure dwell; llow each perfection shone in her co|nbin’d, A feeling bosom, with a spotless mind. To the Memory of Elizabeth, daughter of John and Tint Virtue needs no record on her tomb, Elizabeth Browning, who died August 25, 1771, .'\||tl comment vain on Provide|n:e's doom : Aged 24. Enough. that Heaven rcccived her parting breath, ln Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Browning, of Leigh de And mild Religion calm’d the frowns of Death. la Mere, and daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth

Salmon I of this Parish I who died March 27 I 1703 I Aged BB years.

In thc north-west corner ol' the north aisle are two mi-M-Z stone figures lying, pcrliaps u. Knight Templar oud his Lady : they arc much defuectl. At the South Porch Near this Place lyeth the Body of$osannah, Wife of is a Saxon Arch. Peter Drcwvtt, of this Parish, Clothier, and Daughter 0l' 'l‘l1en1as and Elizabeth $aliuon, who died Dec. 26, 17.38, Aged L16 years. Rooters of North “'raxhall, extracted from thc Re- gister, which commenced 1677. Johannis Houghton, antique Houghtonorum I-‘amino John Beale, inrlutrted 1697, Aug. 20. ln Agro Laacastriensi ortus, 'l'l|os. or'\V|n. Goddard, l7l l, Dec. 20. y Iluie Ecclesire per 21 et quod excurrit annos, John Llements, 1718, July 23. Invigilavit fidelis pecurigilisq. Pastor ‘Var. Lacy, M. A. 51732. Nov. .3. Aliens: mcmor Salutis quia non immemor sure Q 176i. June 3. Vir erat llenry llill, 19.04, Mai-. so. q 1a0-1., Jllllfr. Probitate illustri, et integritatc spectate Jonathan Cope, 1 1014. May 1.3. Apcrto absq. omni fuco pectore Primu: et Fidci tenax et Pietatis remulus, Nicliacl “'yutt, present Rector, Obiit die Septembris 3, An“ Dfii 1702, Hiltat. sure 4-I. who built thc Rectory House, in a Gothic style, in H119, 1014, May. Atque junta hoe marmor placide in Domino Requiescit i Cujus etiam ad Latus Paul Cobb Melhuen. or Lord Petcrborough, Lord of Obdormit dilccta ejus conjux Maria, the Manor. l Fccmina Pl‘1EC£‘llCI'll.iSSlI'lIl.iS et eorporis et animi Dotibus 32

32 M()NUMI.-ZNTAL lNS~CRl P"[‘lOT\':‘-‘~

Eximie culta lllemomndmu, 'l'l|nt Cliarlr-s $'.1\'=.1g*r-, of “rl'Hl.“'(ltltl, Prlldenlia eunduru in . . llllJlll4‘|UC lll tlllii U0tl!ll§', 1‘;>t|. liulllg um: ul Dr. ll-,1|-|-15'; Tam inurmn qualn oris, gel tn.-sq. siiavitate Executors, Inns, in lieu of the Hlllll fiamn, :$l'lt,l(,'(l Ca'terisq. sui sexus ornmiieiitis, a Rent-Clmrge of Twelve Ponlnl.-»; pl 1- ;|||||||l|1, fiilmme speetaliilis frr-e from all 'l'aJtes am] Paiynic-|||-i uI|;|l-.|n-v|;|-, Virlulis erat i||tuet.'.e, ||ie|||ll.<: ldzme .~4i||;_1;ulurls 'l-‘or the pnynic.-nt of which the will ('l|:(rl<-.~: It Drum qnem impriise dilmiit religiosewtoliiit, Szixage has cliauged an .lL.-l.-.iI.e of hi»-. ill I“ mill- Roi dumesiicae non indiligens, wick, ill the P;||'lsll of Kecvill, in t||1- (‘minty of Nee ililliurlta erat zulniinistratil, incarnit tamell Wilt.-4. .llU1i|lll.illll.fl.l.C splendide oharitate dillusu, This Monument was Erveted in tllu yr-in 1701:, 1.“ l.lm Chin longa tandein valotndino laborusset, l“£‘lI1lJI'y Of that Plmls Divine, DI’. ‘vllllfllll 'll:|l'l'l.~a I Dl;'5lLlBl'Ell.l5:ilEI1I1Il] sham .'u|in.':1m iul nltiura usliirautem, who died Nov. 9th, ‘I700, and was interred in the Platfule t'llla\'it, die A [1l'llll-i 24, Catllcdral Church at \Vinel|estel'. Anno Dom. 1717, JT'Ital.is sum 59. Beneath this Place lye.-4 interred the Bmly of 'l'l|u:-1, 1-'ilia full. (leorgii Ynte, do "l'altllam, 1l||rri.~:, Esq. late of this Parish, elder Brother In tlm in Agro Harltuiliensl, generus, said Dr. llarris, who departed this Life the lUl.h ul' 1-It primis Nuptiis desponsata. fuit Tho:-. I-Iarris, Am-i March, Anno Dom. 1691. (Jul unicorn peperit filiolam in tenern. mtate extinctnm Arrns—Az. 3 creacents. Secundis dcsponsata. fuit

Rev’endo Johanni Hougliton, quo defuneto h—-L Nupta fuit tandem Johnnni Michell, goncroso, Pranlicto Johanni Ilongliton, tres pepirit filios, H. S. I-I. Johann:-m, Carolum, ct Ueurgiuln : Tllornlls 'llm"ris. dc: Culvrn, in cefii Wilt. 1,11-1|. qui pt.-1' Juhannia, optimm sliei adoleseens: i.tlIl|0H llllllilluttlll ti-i;_;intu, (lliristluii, subclidit, nmrili, (‘um _ja|n tlt‘t!lIIlllll'l septimum egebat annum et patris optimi niunera in istl parochia fidulittrr ubi- ln ips0_ju\'1 ntutis Hort: sueei.-ms uceubuit nit gangrene tanclcin pede correptus, tribus filiabua (lie Ifiept. 1'2, Aliim Dunn. 1712. et nno filio, dcfunctis, tribua filiia at uu-Fa liliu supersti- Carolus, tredieini l:mt.m|| iimueravit lllvllsls, tibus xix die Nov. pie fato sabmisit, Atq. liinc obiit die Junii 24, A. D. 1608. fl:IIa: Xfiae I674, Georgina, uniea superstes, Anno Jlfitnt. sun: (I3. Hoe in Purnntis, et fruetres, Qui bone vixit non mctuit. mori Pii sni gratiq. zmimi If-I3$l.lIll0llllI[ll extrmcit 1722. ’l‘lior|1:e H'nrris,juxta sop . . . aecubat, Jana, lllllIH di- r\l'|.|'|$, harry ofa, A. £1 n.z. impaling ‘p. fess iiuballlcd A. & vl-. l\'!0l0. tlflfljllflt . . . Sl0Ul. f|'ltll'll.l I . - . lll :1||i||||_m 3 gates wunber-cliuiigcd. pietati:-: ollieiis perpelua, comes ita in qicmli-in villus et'1an1uc-,...utae..is . . ..~||it . . . . , llisajuili ...... \'ill.. nl. . . _ _ A BENE'l*AC'l‘1ON, lllvm t.nru.~¢ 1-:1 . . . piglmro, idem :uiiminll'ee||1.~:, idem qnoq. lapls el. ilmi _j||:|;_-;:.-rot urnu, obiit Jnnii xxiv. ./inlm Dom. 1791!, aged U0. ./\r|||s--3 cruueunta inipalirlg, u cross cngrailed, over all an lu-ml. \l'illi:1m llnrria, D. D. grave In the P001" of the

l':|ri1.li of ('||lle1'|| in m;'u|ner ::|||l l'u|'||| fulluwiiigi - j.'r~,-,-.-, l \-.-ill nml |'er|uire my l>.X(‘.(‘.lll.Ul':-a In lay out 'l'l1|'ee “l l undu.-cl Pounds in one p:11'eelol'La.ml, wllieh [desire Smllll “Will uf (Tl:l1m.'r'l, mn.§,- he eom.-eyed to such Per=~m|.~' n-'» I.ln-y .~=l|:||l think 'l'o the Memory of the llonorahlv Mrs. .'l'-Iliz:|ln;l.l| lil, in trust, that the Rents, Issues, and .l.’|"oliI.~+ 'l"'orre.=|te1', cl:1n|;;|1Ir~|' of h'ir_'l'lm|nu.~: 'l'yrrr-ll,'B||r1..ol' tlu-11-of, he tlisposud yearly, uml every 1,-ear. aiiiiuiigst 'l'l1ornton, in the (.‘un||t.y nl' But-ks, and Rt-llel. of the $111.-I! poor ll(Jl'-':'~OlH* of Cnllern, “lit-re l was burll. \\’lll(Jll Ilon"l° William Forrester, a Ca|itnin in l.l|v 'l{n_5-nl a:'=- l@nu~"e!-:|-0110.":-2, and take nu nlms ol' lino Pilllfill, to Navy. She had an unly :+nn,Vl’illi:1n| Lord l-'i;m-:.|,t-|-_ llt- |Ii~,:|-'.ln|tr-|| nt. the Feast of '1-I-.|.~,'l"vr and (‘-in-i.--tn|:1.=', whu died October :11, 'l7fi'.!, Aged 27 §,'e:||'.~=, uml \\'l(!*l hi llv: ill!-i('!'C".ll'lll ui' my 1-lxee||!o|'.=, the Vicar, (7l:urch- ‘I interred in the l’:'.:l.-all Chnreli of Ditllinnlmi, in the \'.";.|--E:-||.-, nnd ()\'t'|'.-am-1's. of the Pour then-.: Bnl. it' it eonllly ol Uloiiet-sli-r, \\'llt'l'(! the llenutiim ul hi.-, Mu- :"li-'>::l1l |till!Il('ll lllul my l'l>:L'e||l|n':~' lllll wil|.=u||t l.~"-.~a||1', lher wi-re :|l.~:u lli'|)(l.iil(I'l|, on the 4th u|' Nwv. l77li. lln 1| lre thnt is the Owner, or llieht 'l’l'1:|vri|-!u|" of thc ller em-|ll|il:||'y l'i1.-ty, rliflilsirie Charil} , nnd mliu.-r.-':|l l-':1c.-.1 in Cilllern, shall he it Tin:-ztee, witli the \"i(:::|' Bl‘-Ilt-.\'('lll'l|l?(', xure emiliiiimlly ||m||il'¢'s~"t1-1] cliiriiig :t ilu-n"-, in sec this elmritalile n.~.=e lioiu-stly (ll.‘I|l0§l'.‘l| of I-('.,'\I||]0".c|.l ul |||-.wurd.~: ul 30 :,"e:1r.~i in Illis |’.'I.ri<~l1. Rho in .--uell poor people as really want the saiuc. Dated l1-flliy \'v'ill the r:|l1||ul'l'l1|'ee llmnlrt-ll |'nun|l:;_ lnr ..\; u, 1100. the Bellelil of such pour .l.llllU.lJll.llIltS of (.:U.lt'l'll as 33

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I‘ | ,_ |\| |1|| Ilr llf|l|fl' "ll"-ll 1'5m:|'e|l In tl||- Memory ot'(‘-:1ll|:|rin|- Vinci-lit, l'llll ,1 1.. _‘-l'l'lll'l' Ibis lien:-|'-.|(-timi, l.unds withiu lllr .~<.|i|l Pu- dau|:_rl|t|-r ||l' the |;\t|.- (‘olonel Ill-nry Vincent, ul lln; ll.‘-ll n-.-n- |||u'(-liiuunl and com.-u.-yell to 'l'|'||.~.u-es in r-incl: Heir-__;:|l .Hst:1lilisl1n1|-iil, who died at the llnt WI-ll.-, ||li|lHl|'l' :\~". lirlly tn :u|.~awt'l' her l)L'llL’VUll.'lll ||||r|m.~u-'. liri.-.-tol,I||e'2tHl1ot'Julle IUI l, Agni '28.

Junta reponitur qnieqnid nmrtzile. l'nit, liev. .lo~'-1-||||i Z1-el1".|riul1 Halinon, of this l’au"isl|, yeoman, died July N1-cdhum, A. M. Qui plus tri;_-;iida -.uuim.- .|||o~ lur_|||_*:- I1), llillii, r\;_£|-|l -"Ill y(':tI':~=. 1.-rele.~".i:\: Viearius extatit, simul millisterii lniuus lilli - liliuur, his “'il'|-, dyed July I7, I722, Agcd 76 yrritrs. liter obivit et adolescentibus erucliendis in literals hu- llmli-r|||:;|tl| lyeth y" Body oi‘ Elizabeth, y'-' ‘Vile o|' inaniores sednlo ineuhnit, nee restimatione tud, lee-tor 'l'bo~._ Hulmon, who died April yr Uth, I7-'37, Aged U2. ltlen vilescat, homo crat et nihil humnni sprevit, Jesut \l_..,, ,,1¢.l|-r|1|@;,tl1 lyt-.t|| ylr liody o|' "l'lionin.s h':1lnioii, etiuin .*~'illl|l'l&-; anctor libi:ro.~.- l'Jt.'lli_Q'ﬂt: nccepit et Arrnos _y|' only Son ol' '/.|ecl|i¢ri:\l| and lili1|o|'.\'ailmoii. Mlllri :||m.~=|oli tutelre C0l'llIDl!l'lllil\'ll.. ln eodem tuinulo lln died May yll Utlt, 1760, A{.f;l=Il 7U- iii-|:m||li1'.\' sunt reliqum Lydim, uxoris qjirs Ilil|.r'll|', ex quit lllltml siiseepit ﬁliam, Lydiam uxorem Ze1'lmri:u Shrapnel, dr: llrndlordiu, in hoe agro Wiltonieiisi, l'mll-r||r~:itli lieth interred the Body ol' Mrs. Mary qua: llunoris ergo l’:irentibus hoe monunientum posuit. ll:-|-l¢|~l|ry, .~.|ii|1.~a1.er, d:u|;:lil.er ol' Richard Berkeley, ohm 5 ille 20 Deeem. 1751?, fliitatis 67. Q dlu 2] August, I730, .7hLat|s ‘J1. I-I .1‘, nl' l"-iliike-tiiflaril, in the Cniinly of'Glo1|e1:sl.¢_u', \'.li-| lllt'll the liltll (lily Ol' Jalillllry, 1727, ill tllu Ttllll Vale leelor vive inemor l1lfll'l.l:~I-, e1. in Christo vitnrn yr-ml" ul ll! |' :i=__-'|:. ieternam t]l|'.L'l'll.~l. | .

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Near this Place is interred the Body of the Reverend On Flat Stones. Mr. James Mnsenll, M. A. late Vicar of this Parish, Underneath this Stone is deposited the Remains of vvlm ilvpnrterl this life March yﬂ 22d, in the yeur of Sarah (iarluiid, wife of James Garland. late of the |||ll' l.|.r|l, I719, Aged 35. City of Bath, and daughter of James and Sarah Woodham, who departed this life the 7th day of Nov. Iltllltl, Aged 3.5 years. lli-rr lyeth yﬂ Body ol' Charles Trimlin, the Smlne of .’\m|r|-w 'l‘rimlin, who deceased Nov. y" 27, 1057. Eleanor Pnrlies born May ‘ll, 1801, died June 20, 11109. Mary-Eleanor Parkes born August 2|], 1761}, OI) il l"li|t Slime. tllBtl NOV. 2!], IUOU, Richard Pillfl-(Os, Esq, brim ll:-ri- lll'lll yI'- Body of Charles, yl' $0n 0l' John March 21, 1743, died June ll, IUIO. Richard Con- llmiglitori, Vicar, and Mary Ills \Vil'e, who was born stanti|Ie Parlces, son of the above Richard and Mary. the llth of May, 1607. .l-Ilunuor I’:||-ks, born 30th $1-litvniber, I711], (ll('ll 2:i=l N0vt'ri1ln:|', mm, on his |)i15r~'1l}.','t.' from Calcutta to tin.- Cilllti 0l'Uoud Hope, vvhcre lu_,-‘was proceeding for the On Monument in Nave. recovery ol' his health.

.\':u~r|-ml to the Memory of Mr. John Ford, Builder, of i-A-iii, tin: (lily nf liatli, who died the 6th of September, 1767, Ag":-ll -36 years, wliose abilities and enterprise in busi- Here lyeth the Body of Francis Edwards, junior, m-»-.--, in at great lIlL'tl$lll'(' ('(llll.l'll)lll.l!(l to the erection of who departed this life the 26th of May 1692. |.l||! h;u|d:1o1ne Buildiiigs and $trcet.~\ of that City. Also to the Memory n|' his Sim, Mr. John 1-‘ord, h'l.:|lu;|r_\', who (lied February 23d, IUUU, Aged 67 Here lyeth the Body of Mary Webb, late Wife ol yL'il|'?"i. John “’ebb, who departed this lite the 26th day of August, 1090. .-_._._i~_i_-

West I-Inll. N1-:\r |.lll?'i l'l:u-.1: lyeth the liody of Thomas Edwards, On Monuments in S. aisle. ull?'3l:il|e||t|:rli)l'd, y(.'Ullli'.|.(l, vvhn (lied Mnreh ‘Z, 1740, To the Memory ol' Mary, Vl'it'e of John Edwards, of .rl'Il;|li»- .-uu' I12. Also Mary the Wil'e of Thomas this Parish, yeoman, who died April 22, 1772, .r\'_'l_'ll l.-l\\;|t'|l.*5 dyed the tilh ol January 17-H, Aged 69 62. Also John Edwards, who died Nov. 26, 177-I, }' -ll'- Aged 61. K 34 =_,, .\lO.\3UMEN'l‘Al. rNscnw'|'|o.\'.< .'\'< .11 this Place rcstr.-1.li the Body of Walter.Edwards, North .'iii-ah‘. of the More, in the Parish of Corsham, yeoman, who Near this Place lie interred the .Bodies of Tllfiflliiit, .l.».par1.eil l.l|is life ye 26th day of January 1735, Ag-ell Ann, and John, Sons nml Daughter of 'l'lium:ts and. 66 years. Also near this place resteth yfl Body of Sarah Jones. Elizabctli, thc ‘Vite of Whiter Etlwartis. She died Thomas ilicd June the 2n, 17-18, Agr.-il 1 llttrlllll. thc 15th day of Dec. 1746, Aged 64 years. Ann clicd February the 1/lth, 1754, Aged ll yr:;||'s. John died May thc 7th, 1754, Agi-.|l 2 yr-.|ir.~=.

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j Near this Place lyeth the Body of Mary the Wife of Samuel Edwards, who departed this lifc March the Near to this Place lyeth intcrrcil the Tlmly ill‘ Mr. '27, 1704, in the 66th year of hcr Agc. Also near this Jamcs Lewis, Vicar of this Parish, who lllrlli|.l'|.l'll tliis Place lyeth the Body of Samuel Edwards, who dc- life the Bth day ofJanuary, 1725, in the with yr-:ll' of parted this life May the 9th, 1709. his age. F

iM On Flat Stones in N. Aisle. L\'unr this Place lyeth the Body of John Edwards, of In Memory of Sarah, W'ife of Tliomals .|un|:.~=, who Slaiiiglitei-fnrtl, who died March 30, 1767, aged 62. died September 13, 177-'3, Agcd 57. Also Sarah, Wife of John Edwards, who died August Also Thomas Jones died Deccm. 28, 17%, Agcd 68. 31, 1788.

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In Mcmory of Thomas Jones, who died Aug. 21, In Mcmory of Sarah, daughter of Richard and Rachel 1693. Also in Memory of Ann, the d:in;;l|t|-r of John Anst, who dicd March 0, 1771., Aged 33 years. and Mary Jones. She died thc ‘lllth of l"t:li. I7-37, ll] the 34th year of her agc.

.\'<-nr to this Place restetli the Body of Jane, thc ﬁ Wife of John “’ebb, the younger, of this Parish, Hcrelyeth the Body of Dnnicl Jones, who dit-il (let. who departed this life the ltlth day of October, in thc 8. 1808, Aged 75 years. Also Grace, the With of 3d ycar of thc Rayne of our Soveren Lord, James the Daniel Joncs, who died April 27, 11110, Agr-tl 7| Second, Anno Dom, 1667. years. Z---—---_|

Near this Place lyeth the Body of John Edwards. Of this Parish, sen. who departed this life March the 31, .B6l1Cﬂ.l.l1 this $10116 lycth the Body Of Julm .lum-'-'.. of 171.8. He having no issue, left his Nephew, Walter this Parish, yeoman, who died Jami-.tr_y 4, I771, Aged Edwards. his Brother-‘s Son, his sole Executor, and I31. Also Mary, his Wit'c, who died March illi, I774, he, in Memory ofhis Uncle, hath erected this Monu- Aged B5. nu"-nt. ii-i-Q

i Samuel Drcwctt, clothicr, died May 20, 1701, Agni] 46 years. ll¢-rr- lye interred ye Bodies of Gifford Ilulbcrt and his 11' il'c Mary. lle departed this life ye 9th of May, uI‘~J'\-I‘-5'1!‘-J‘

16.33, and She on the 24th ol' I-‘cb. in thc your 1642' t The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, North and l Francis Salmon of this Parish lies interred in the l South Aisles. Parish Church of St. John, in thc City of Bristoll, The Rev. Aubrey-Charles Price, present Vicar. who departed this life the 3-0th of April, 1674, Aged -'3-I years. Mary, his Wife, daughter of Gifford Hul- ln'rl,tllt?(.l the 15th of March, Agcd 55 years, Anno i _ — 7 : Dom. 167 Alsoe ye Bodies of 2 Children of Fran- "is Salmon, lie buried in ye Chancell of this Church, who died in their Infancy. BOX.

.'\'r-nr to this Place licth the Body of Alice, thc Wife -=t' J--hn Stokes of the Parish of Bradford, and daugh- Mon. in Chancel against North Wall. 2 -- ..l' Saiunel and Mary Edwards of this Parish. She Juxta sepultus cst Gulielmns Eyre, do Ashley, linjrisar <1» .1 .\l:1rcli the 13th, 1717. Parochia, generosus. Uxorem habuit EllZllllt'llli‘m 35

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.-\ r|un—()n a tlu--.. 3 r:inqut'['uils. Also t.l|e Reniains ef' Luey Norlhi-y, his _t'flltll!_{P'-I Duugliter, who died June ll, 1711-'3, in the I-Jlh yr--"u of her age. Near tlii.-= Plum-, :|ud u| the some Grave wil.hht-.rde:1r Reader! l:tI.|- Ilnslullul, Tim:-a. liluw, _l'i.~u|. |yt'l.l| tllu Bully oi‘ Marry "ln\'V, willow, nue of lllu d:|ug"||l.urs of ll-nliert ln pity drop one kind, one tender tear, llutlr-|', l:|tt' of (in-:|t (llu-lsea, in the county of Mid- For every virtue lies collected here ; illr-:-;i:.‘L, I'll-st|. lllltl hlllrlllil ills “illi-, r&l:.~'L€|' of Edward Snatched ofl in all thc bloom of pleasing youth, A mind adoru'd with honour, goodness, truth. llutler, DI‘. ol' Lnws, lute l're.~aident of $:ii||t Mary To prove that souls angelic spurn this earth, Mngdnleli, in the Ulriversity ol' Oxford, and .~'.'-ister to Auu liyru, \Vil'e ol' Srrrjc-ant I-Iyru, late id" this 'l-'arisl|. She raised o||r wonder, then rcsign'd ht-r In-enlll. Hhe w:|.s a mo:-it auiinlile and nll'ee.tiuu'.1te Wile, a most To these so rnourn’d in death, so lov’d in lil'r-, l.:'|uler Relation in every eapnt.'il.y, n warm and zr.-nlous The alllicted parent, and the widowed wife, I-'ri|~n|l, nnd, ahove all, an exempltlry Christian, \Vith tears inseribes this monumental stone adorning the Deetrine of God our Saviour in all That holds their ashes, and expects her own. 1lri|u_;-.-:. She hore a long", a tedious illness, euutraeted |Il'U|)ill)l_Y hy an over-sednlouu zitteliclulicc on an infirm Arms—0 on a fess az. 3 Roses .-‘\. bt. :1 tisers pp. or. O. each hut. valuable llushaud, with nu evenness of temper chnrgerl with as many mullels A. impaling S. 1-n n chev. O. 3 roses G. bt. 3 pistols 0. peculiar to her, and is unw gone (alas for those lnauy whom her engaging behaviour had endeared her to, hut who must for a time he separated from her) to that happy Place where there shall be no more death, South Wall of Chancel. neither any more pain. She died the eleventh of No- veniher, in the sixty-sceoud year of her age, and in the Near this Place lies interred the Body of Harriet. year efour Lord One 'l'housaud Seven Hundred and Northey, Wife of William Northey. of Compton I-‘il'|.y-live, having liuished the Work whieh was given Bassett, in the County of Wilts. Esq. Daughter of hr-r to do : For in the great variety of life which fell to Robert. Vyner, of Gautby, in the County of Lincoln, her slmro, she pr:-..survc(l ll. surprising propriety Of BO- Esq. who departed this life the 28th day of Oetoher, lmviuur, and always heeame the Post which was 1750, Aged 27. Also the Remains of Ann Northc-y nssigru-d her, ever iliiiitlful cl‘ the one thiugueedful, eldest Daughter of the said William Northcy, Esq. by and oi’ so unblemished a Reputation in every station Ann, daughter of Edward Hopkins, Esq. ofCoven1ry, as might have tlulll: honour to bettcr times than those who died in August, 1765, Aged 12 years. she lived in. This Monument is ereeted to her dear If manners gentle, void of guilc nnd strife, Memory by her till nuw lllflellilfillllfi Niece, the niost Could lu.-nll.l1 prolong, and ndd to human life ; sorrowful Exceutrix ol' her last \Vill and 'l'est.u.n1cut, If manly sense, and innocence oi‘ heart Mary llerbert. of Chelsea, widow. Could shield the st|'ol~lc of Death's uuerring dart; 7 l ,-_-i__i-.- Her friends would not regret Life s narrow span, And she’d have liv’d beyond the age of man ; ln Memory of Charlotte Nortliey, daughter of the But gracious Heaven, who knew her virtues best, lute William Nortlu-y, l-1».-q. of lvy-llouse, who, after Reeall’d her placid soul to blissful Rest. ;| painful and liuge|'iu;_', ill||e.-er, which she hore with the gre:rl.est patience aud resigiiatioii, dicd I"elJ. 18, Q-Q--i-in I731}, Anvil ‘211. Near this Place lyeth thc Body of Thomas Goddard, gent. 4th son of Edward Goddard, late oi‘ lfpliam, llt'l'l1 lie the l'{|:n|:rirr.< of Vi-’illi-am Northcy, Esq. son Esq. deeeascd February the 7th, An“ Dori 16111, in rd’ lvilllitlu Nurtlley, E:-ll]. til COTll]1‘l.0rl “I3.-‘iSl:l.t, Wilts. the 71 year of his Age. Near this Place also lyelll liy /iliifgnil, |lilll§_','lll.r'l' to Sir 'l'lui|na.s Wr1lJst.er, Bart. intcrrcd the Body of Priscilla Goddard, of Upham, nl' lialtlli: /Hiliey, Sussex, who departed llll:-l life Dec. Esq. and Mother of Thomas Goddard above-named, ‘.!l,177ll, in the 4!Ith year of his Age. lle was a buried June the 15, An” Dfii 1681, in the Bflth year ul ltiud lielntiou, a true Friend, a warm Patriot, and a her age. most worthy Man. l-le gained a complete knowledge Arms--G. a chev. vair bctrrccnfi crcscenls, erm. 36 an '.\l(I.‘\IlT;\IEN']'Al. lNS(3lllP']‘lU-.\'.~"-

On l-"lat Stones Ill Llhuncel. “It? _|:|(:t-I In Memory of Mary, the Daughter of Dr. Thomas Georgius Spoke, Baronettus, |"'ilins lln;_5oni.~= I~ipel."r.-, Tcnison, late Rector ol' Chiddingstonc and Lydd, in ]']ord|1el.t.i,de Ilnsclhury, iu cumitatu "Wilton. ..-’h1||nn|. the County of Kent, Prehelldary and Chancellor of lilies‘ uniea: ct Heredis Joliauuis Mayne-, A1'|ni;;'eri, de thc Diocese nl' Uxl'urd, hy Mary his \'Vife, Daughter Staplelnlrst, in conlitato Cuutii Nutus l"<|i1- (||?lul||'i.~i, of Tho1||:|s F-'-u|iI.l|, lute ul'.Nottingl1arn, Est]. $hc dicd An“ Du1T1 16-53, Dcna1.ns'l.l die .|nunnrii, An" l)u|-1|, tln-. 23d day of Jone, A. D. I743, aged I year and ‘I685.

lo days. |'|-.v \\.\|.|.|:1:, no rt-i.'r.| Under this stone lyes Virtue, Youth, llt.-re lyeth the Body of John Phillipps, Vicar of this Unblemisht Probity, and 'l‘rnth, .l’arish, who departed this life l.l|e 12th day of July, Just unto all ltclations known, 1701, Agcd .57. A worthy Patriot, Pious sou,

A.-.-1-A Whom Ncigliboiirinp; Towns :-n1 nl'l.r-u .~-.1-er To give their scnee in Parliament; Here lyeth the Body of Constantia, 'Wifc of John \Vith lives and fortunes trusting nut l Pliillipps, Vicar of this Parish, who dcpartcd this wilt) so discreetly ns'd his own. lil'e the 17th day of October, 1701], Agcd 29. l Sober he was, wise, Tenlpcrrttv, Contented with an old Estate, Which no foul avarice did cnci-case, Underneath are deposited the Remains of Mary Nor wanton luxury make lessc. fitandfast, Wife of the Reverend William Steadfast, I While yet but young his Father dyhl I.I..D. who died August 21,1744, aged 48. Alltl left him to n.l|:1p1|y t.ini|lt- '. .‘\l.--o of Harriet Smith, spiuster, her 5th and youngest Not I.euulel'.s Motlier witll nlure earl tillll\_','lltt'I', by her first I-Inshnnd, Thos. Smith, of Not- Did counccll and instruct hcr llcir, li||e'h:1m, I-Isq. who died June '27, 1764, aged 57. Or teach with more success hcr Son The vices of the time to Shunn. An Ilciress she, while yett alive, Here lyeth the Body of llu_e;h Speke, of llaselhury, All that was her’ to him did give : Esq. second Sennc of Sir George Spcke, of Whit- And hc just gratitude did show lskington, of the county of Somerset, Knight of the To one that. had obliged hitn see ; Bath, who deceased the Fourth day of Jan. A.D. Nothing too much for hcr hc thought. 1624. By whom hc was so bred and tuuy.-,ht, Ilere lieth thc Body of Mary, thc “fife of George $0 early made that path to tread, ifipeke Petty, of Cheney-Court, Esq. and daughter of W'hich did his youth to .l.lonou1' ltnul. $ir Tllornas Gore, of Barrow, in the County of Sumer- His short life did u. l'attern give sett, Knight. She died the 12th day of July, in the How neighbours, lIll.H'l|:,|ll\l:-4, |'|-iends should liv. yr-nr of our Lord 1700, Agcd 31 years. The virtues of n Private lil'e Exceed thc glorious noise and strife Ht-re also lyetll the Body of George Spoke Petty, Of Battels wonn, in those we fiudc l=1lr- of Clielley Court, and afterwards of llaselhury, Thc solid intcrcst of Mankindc. I-1-.q. lle dy’d the 27th day of March, in thc ycar ol' Appruv'd by all, aml luv’d so well, 1 nr l.m'd I719, A god 5'2 years. The young, like fruit that's ripe, he ii.-ll.

-_-..,.-i-_i Arrns-Qtmrtcrlyl & 4. a spread eagle-, '2 tx 3. ft elu-vrenelle between 3 cinqucfuils over nli an escutch. charged with a sinis- llt-re lyeth the Body of Sir Hugh Spckc, Bart. dc- ter hand. t.‘-rcst, a hcdgcliog. .-easerl the 5th day of July, 160] , and the Body of his only daughter, Ann Spoke.

/‘also, here lycs the Body of Dame Rachel Spcke, Herc lyeth the Bully of Dame Ann Fipekc, the sole 1-ldcst daughter ofSir “'illiam “7yudham, of Orchard Daughter and Heiress of John Mayuey, oi .‘~'tnple- Wyndham, in the county ol' Somerset, Knight and hurst, in the County of Kcut. Esq. the l{|-liet ol' .\'ir ii-art. by Dame Frances, daughter of Anthony Hun- Hugh Spoke, of Ilasclbury, in the county of Wilts. _£'_jt'I'fﬂl'tl, of Farley Castle, Esq. and Itelict of Sir Baronet, and Mother to Sir George Hp:-In-, al'ore.~etid, George Spckc, of l-lasclbury, Bart. and afterwards Bart. who departed this life the lilth nl January, Wife of Richard Musgravc, Esq. obiit Oct. 26, A. D. Anno llofﬁ 1605. ‘l'7l I, r'Etal.. 5-1. llerr: lytttll the Bully of Ml~lI‘_Y, till: tlftl|;_=,l|l.1:r of \ rn\s—-Qu:lrh'rl_\'. I 3-; 1. 2 bars, over a spread eagle charged '.'.i!i1 nu est-ul. surchurgerl with a sinister hand, 2 &3. 3 chcv. George Spoke Petty t-l' l]n.~n.-llm|'_\=, Iisq. -‘ihr =i_\_.1.1l 1 -1\--.-1'11 ulullcls piP!'€-t'd. March 11), A.D. 1719, Aged 2!) yr.-nr.~. 37

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Ilcrc also lyeth the Body of Thomas, gen of George en_joy|nent ofperfeet health only It'll days before tlu-.y Spcke Petty, of Haselbury, Esq. He dyed Nov. were called to surrender their spirits to Him who I3, A.D. 172-'3, Aged 36 years. gave them. William died at their Estate, Dumbarton, Arms--2 bars, over all a spread eagle, charged with a sinister in St. Ann’s, in the above Island, Nov. 8. 1807, in hiunl, impaling perpa'c, 3 ehevronells between 3 0-inquefoils his 24th year. Henry cliecl at Middle Hill, in this rottntcr-eliunged. Parish, Dee. 27, 1807, in his 1Ulh year.

iii Franeis Spelce, third Son of Hugh Spoke, Esq. was lmrllt.-ull. lla.-tulhury ye 4th day of October, being To the Memory of Thomas Bowdler, Esq. formerly ol 'l'l1nrsdny, almnt 4- of ye Clock in ye Morning‘, in the Ashley, in this Parish, who died May 2, 1785, Aged yirnrr of the Rt.-igne of our Sovereigne Lord King 79 years. Elizabeth Stewart Bowdler, his Wit'e, James, Anno Domini 1610. Daughter and Coheiress of Sir John Cotton, of Co- nington, in the County of Huntingdon, Baronet, who Stay, passenger, and learn from hence, died May 10, 1797, Aged B0 years. Jane Bowdler, llow God thajust doc reeompance : their eldest Daughter, who died March 4, 1784, Aged lintu this Gentleman were given 4| years. And lrilizabeth-Julia Bowdler, their st.-eund '|'lte Golden meen approved by Heaven ; Daughter, who died May 4, 17-34, Aged l0 years. A name unblemished, length of days, This llnmble tribute. of duty and aﬂeetion is ereeted A Greatfull friend to tell his praise by John, Frances, Henrietta, Maria, and Thomas, the llpon his Tombe, all which aprove, ﬁve surviving children of the said Thomas and Eli- llis zealous piety and love. zaheth Stuart Bowdler. Ile dyed Uetoher the Uth, 1601], Aged 73 years. A1-ms—2 doves in pale, impaling, a spread eagle. Arms-llllurltzrly I R -I, n spread eagle, 2 8:. B, 2 bars indented in chief, B aunulets, ll. mullet pierced tor dill‘.

| Ileare lieth the Body of Anthony Longc, Esq. bnrirnl the 2d of Mai, 1.370. On Monuments In Nave. In Memory of John Neat, who died December 7, 1007, Aged 93 years. Armu—Quarlerly 1 B-:4 long. 2 8: a border in chief, s roaadel Also Amy, Wife of the above John Neat, who died between 2 bucks heads cab-eased, 3 pair of wings conjoined. December 14, 1791, Aged 70 years. impaling quarterly I 8: 4, harry ofa erm. 2 a 3. all. ramp. (icon;-1: Neat died August 2, 1814, Aged 62 years. mum And l'Ili;r.aln.-t.lt, Daughter of George and Ann Neat, died December 13, 181-1, Aged '26 years. On B. Brass Plate. Beneath this Plate lyeth yv Body of John Rawlings, i of this Parish, sen. who dt-parted this life the Lld clay To the Memory of Ann, W'ife of Edward Lee, who ol'June, 1709, Aged 7-3. died 30th ol‘ June, 17.60, in the 32d year of her age. 1-i.i_'| Also two children, John and Betty, died infants. Also I-Itlward Lee, who died the 24th ofApril 1797, On Flat Stones. in the 71st year of his Age. Samuel Pinehin died April '7, I751, Aged 5!! years.

-i.-_-1.-3. Susanna Pinchin, his “life, died July ‘.22, 1775. Agcd Ul years. Tobias Pinehin, their Son, died March 6, In M1-mory of Michael Coleman, Esq. He rc- I776, Agcd 49 years. Mary Pinehin, their daughter, sided upwards of Thirty Years in thc Island of Ja- died April 211, 1770, Aged 53 years. George Gib- maiea, and returned to his native Country for the be- hons died May ‘III, 1781, in the 40th year of his age. nt-ﬁt of his health, but too late. llc died ]."eh. 2, Jane Gibbons, his W'il'e, died September 17, 1795, llllfi, in the 45th year of his age. In l'llIl'l were united Aged 64 years. the dutiful and aﬂeetionate Son, the loving Brother, Zia and truly sincere friend.

- Elizabeth Pinehin, Wife of \Villiam Pinehin, died October 4, I735, Aged I10 years. John Pinchen, South Wall of Nave. son of William and Jane Pinellin, tliecl July the 5th, 'l‘o the Memory of William and Henry Rcdwar, only 1754, Aged 31 years. Ann Pinehen, dangliu-r of Sons of the late Henry Redwar, Esq. of Spanish \Villiam and Jane Pinehin, Jane Pinehen, died De- 'l‘own, in the Island of Jamaica, who were in the cember 19, 1709, Aged 66 years. L 38

3|! MON [.TMF.:\T'l‘AL lNRClTlP'['lON.'~“2 William Piiichin died August 20, 1694, Aged 42 The Church was ﬁrst built A. D. 1200, rebuilt 1710. years. \Villiniii Piiiehin, Son of tlic ribovc William §';$";'5;'Lir:"”§';§i:“m;‘Pi:]:h1n:eS0n“’Lf‘:v;1ifn- - hh' W'f,d'dJ .., , The Rev. Isaac-Vi dliaia-Webb Ilorllock present and June Pincliin, died November 27,1750,Aged so. V'°“"- Jane Pinchin, Wife of William Pinchin, died Nov. 1, 1775. Ase-'1 7'1 i"=="'B- William Northcy, Esq. M. P. l.-ord of tllc Manor.

Joseph Pinchiri, Son of lvilliam and Elizabeth Pin- chin, died June 27, 1760, Aged 80 years. 5--—-r-I-*--——= Mary Pinchin, “Fife of John Pinchin, died I-‘eh. 12, _ 1770, Aged 42 years. Ann Burgess, Daughter of William and Elizabeth GRITTLET0N- Pinehin, died August 5, 1778, Aged B0 years. l Joseph Pincliin, Son of William and Jane Pinchin, .__...-...... died January 29, 1797, Aged 72. l On Moriurnentl in Chancel. """"""""""""""""' y Here lyeth the Reverend Thomas Barker, M.A. late o Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxon, and 30 years Ree- Bmtfattmns to we garish of £0‘ y tor of this Church. He died February 21, 1740, ._...... _. ~ Aged 56 years.

1. Dame Rachel Speke, Relict of Sir George Spekc, l ﬁr Hlﬁlelbur-'71: gm: a2‘_1£“"§“‘°' ‘ff xgnliafn y Sacred to the Memory of the Reverend Thomas Pol- !" °'m'° '0 at Y“ lam’ In e ounby y lock, LL.D. Rector of this Church 38 years. lle of éomerset’ Kt’ and Bart°.I_'?°]2l° 1:1; gaze Ty 7, died 29th September, 1601, Aged 65. AlaoSuaanna, W11] the Interest of one , un re mm S 0' -l Relict of the Rev. Thomas Pollock, only daughter of ever for teaching Poor Children to Read, and Charles Palmer’ Esq. of London. she died nth instructing them in the knowledge and practice of November 1802 Aged BB This Monument is mach tlie Christian Religion, as professed and taught d b h .’d I; M ' P H k in the Church of England. | ° it °" ‘mg W’ my ° °° '

2. George Speke Petty, of Haselbury, Esq. A.D. A 1710, gave to the Charity School the Interest of on PM 5,01“ One Hundred Pounds for ever. ‘ l Here lyeth the Body of Margaret the Wife of Thoiiinii 3. Thomas Spoke, of Ilaselbury, Esq, A,1), 1725, Tattersal, Daughter of Mr. Nicholas Penwarnc, Rec- gave to the Charity School £100. tor of St. Stephen's Church, in Bristol, who dyed Sept. 30, 1714. 4. Mrs. Aim Speke, Reliet of Thomas Speke, A. D. I -i1-1.-pi 1726, gave to tlle Charity School £100.

5. Mr.Paueefort Miller, Merchant iu Jamaica, A.D. I Here lyeth the Body of Thomas Tattersiil . . . . tlio 1727, gave to the Charity School £100. ReverendReetor of this Chureh, wlio dyed Aliril 12, I 1710, whose good works celebrate his Memory. N. B. The £500 above-mentioned were laid out in ‘llllfChi\BlI'lg Lands and building a Barn at Foggam, which were leased out at Lady-day, A. D. 1733. Here lyeth interred the Body of Walter Wliite. Esq. h d t drh'. H‘ th 2.1..-1 (J ,1e7ii,' 6. The Trustees of Henry Hoare, of Stourton, Esq. :1;0034c;;:reo'- hi: 0;; 0 ay 0 Mum-Y In gave £100 towards thc building it Room in tlic “Torkhouse for the Charity School , and the same —"-'- was completed and ﬁtted up by other gifts A. D. 1723 Here lieth the Body of Hester White, Wife of 'Wal- ter Whitc Esq. She was Mother to Lieiit-Culeni-l 7. The said Trustees also gave £100 towards building White, who departed this life the 2d of Deeeiiiber, the Werkhousc, A. D. 1728. 1644, Agcd 50. 39

Ti: cu. l'l"i'/i!.~.'. - (ii R lT'l‘l.l7iT0N. 36 llcre lyeth thc Body of Lieutenant.-Cell. Walter l On a Brass Plate against E. end of Nave. “fhitc, sometime Governor of Bristol Castle, for the In obitum Gulielnii Gore, arniigeri, qui Parliament of the Common Wealtli of .l.'higland, and l Evivis eirpiravit vicesimo die Aprilis, was lord Ger . . . hlow, who departed this life the 3rd Anno Salutis 1647. clay of Jlinc, 1643, aged 26. Gaudclojuvenis pravuni dum rideat aavuni Judicis advcntum mcnte rcvolue tamen, Quamuis fata trahunt ﬁnem dum spiritus adsit James, Son of the Rev. Thomas Barker, and Eliza- Respiee sic mnnus vita perennis erit. beth his Wifii, died the 14th of December, 1721, Aged Eccleii. xi. 0. 4 nioiitlis. Also Betty, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Mors sola fatetur, quantula sint hominum corpuscula. Hm-ker, and Elizabeth his \Vil'e, died the Uth of Feb. Arms-A chev. bt. 3 bulls heads cahosiied. 1736, Agcd U years.

On Brass Plates. On Brass Plates in Nave. Ami, ye Daughter of Robert Wilshur and Rebecca In obitum maxime hij Guulteri VVhite, gencrosiovi, his Wife, died July 00, 1742, in the 43d year of her obiit 1.5 Deccmbris, 1626, Ilitatis sure Liv. Age, and is here interred. Heu niilii quod Laehryniis eongruit iste color. Ilc married Hester, daughter of Abraham Connam, by whom hc had issue one Sonne and 4 Daughters. Mary, the Daughter of Mr. Robert Wilshur, and White's bruatliless Corps which here interred doth lie, Rebecca, his Wife, departed this Life in London, on Sad Lecture, Reader, of Miuiiie's Mortnllityc. thc 16th iluy of July, 1709, in the ‘.Z'2d year of her uge, Arms-3 nu-rows in pale, impaling a chev. erm. bt. 3 iiig-nets. and is here intcrrcd. Herc is also interred the Body of Priscilla, thc Wife of Mr. John Bennett, of the (‘ity of Bristol, and daughter of Mr. Robert and Mrs. Re- Herc also lyeth interred the Body of Rehecca, the becea lirilshur, who departed this life the 12th day of \Vife of Robert Wilshur, of this place, gent. She was March, Aiiuo Dom. 1732, Etatis sure 42. Daughter of Nicholas Greenc, of Wiiii.i+rhoi'nc Stoke, iii this County, Esq. by Elizabeth, his W'ife, ltclict of Coll. Wnlter White. She departed this life the 14th Beiir-ntli this Stone lyeth the Body of Ann, the Wife day ofApril, Anno Doniiui 1725, Jlitatis sure 66. of “"alter \Vilshiir,oi' this Pariidi, gent. who departed this life Nov. 5, 1742, Aged 43 years. iii-i. Nenr this place lyeth the Body of Walter, Son of I-[ere also lyeth the Ii-mly of Rt-becca Wilsliui'e, llralter and Ann Wilshur, who died in his infancy. daughter of the above li.oliei't Wilsliiire, gent. who departed this lifc Feb. 11, 1769, Agcd 76.

-|-|in—-A .l'n Meinory of W'illiam Brokcribrow, who died July Here also lieth interred thc Body of Walter lVil.~iliiirc-, the 26. 1771, aged 35 years. Also of Ann, his \Vife, gent. who departed this life the 2-1th of November, who departed this life l-'eb. 14, 1700, Aged 6.5 years. 1766, Agtltl 70. -ii-

-.-i-ii On a Mon. in N. Aisle. llrire lyeth the Body of ..l'.l]ll', ><1‘('!t)l'l(l “fife of “"zilt.er ln Memory of Nicholas Brokeiibrow, who died Sept. lirokeiilirow, of this Piii-i.~=li, _\_'t'Ulll;'lI'l, who died the 1-1, 1777, Agcd 51 years. Also Frances, Wife of 12th of May, 1751, Aged -1.6 years. Nieholns Brokeiibrow, who died July 22, 1708, Aged 49 years. .-—.-__ii-__.

Beiiezitli this Stone lyeth the Body of Elizahutli, the '\Vil'e of \l>'iilt.rir Brolu'iilii'ow, of this ['1-:ri.-I1. who (le- (Jii Flat Slniies in N. Aislr-. pnrted l.lii.~: life the 26th day of Si-pteiiiiiei", 1737, A goal Here lies the Body of Nathaniel Houlton, Esq. lilltf 30 years. of Seagry, third Soii of Joseph 1-loiiltori, Esq. of this Place, who for upwards of twenty years W3:- ri ii"oi"|l|y and iiseliil Magistrate, as Ull(' of his M:i_jesl.y's Jii-- On S. wiill of lliiil_\_'. tiues of tll(:lI(7i1U(! for this Coiiiity. I10 l'llElfflI.'tl .'\l-.ii_\', Here lyeth the Body of l.~:-ant: Bri:<|,ow, who dcccziscil Daiigliter of Francis I\'evrloii, Esq. of Tauiitoii, lll the U\'-l. ll]-‘)0. C-oiiiily of Sonic-rsot, an-.| died the ‘ld of M:i_v, I7.)-1, 4.0

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Ill the Sixty-first year of his age, without issue. this Stone, who died unmarried, Nov. lfl, 1735, in thc A rms—-Quarterly, l & rl. on a fess. wavy, 3 roundels between 20th year of her age, the other Three, under that on us many talhols heads erased, a mullet pierced for dill‘. 2 <5: 3. the left hand. Mary, the only ehild who survived an annulet within a bord. of estoils. offi points, a canton charged them, died without issue, Scpt. 14, 1762, the much- with a ii. ramp. impaling, on a chev. 3 garbs. loved Wife of James '1-‘rampton, of Moroton, in the

impi- County of Dorset, Esq. who laid and lll!'\Cfll)l:ll this Stone to thcir Memory, in testimony of his allcctionato Jlcre lies the Body of John Houlton, Esq. second esteem and gratitude. Hon ofdosepli Houlton of this Place, Esq. who died llu: 23d of April, 1767, in the 76th ycar of his age.

llere also lies the Body of Joseph lloulton, eldest On a Brass Plate. son of the above John Houlton, who died the 27th of Robert Houlton, Esq. Lord of this Manor, who died November, 17135, in the 45th year of his age. 10th Septcmbcr, 1771, gave by his last Will one An- i\lnr_\_', Wife of Joseph lloulton, died October the 21, nuity, or clcar yearly Rcnt—churge. ofTwonty Sliilliiigs 1796, Aged 74. payable out of his Estate at Clapcote commonly called or known by the name of Lofts, otherwise Scropes, in this Parish, to the Minister, Chnrchward- Josepliiis Houlton, armiger, Obiit decimo die Aprilis, ens, and Lord of the Manor for the time being, to be Anno Domini 1731, }Etn.tis sua: 68. by them from time to time, as occasion shall requiro, laid out in repairing and keeping repaired this Aisle ltobcrt Houlton, .Esq. fourth Son of thc above Joseph belonging to the Houiton family. Houlton, and Lord of this Manor, died the 10th of

September, 1771, in thc Utith year of his age. - John lloulton, Esq. Rear-A dmiral of the Bluc, 7th :-'-ion of John Heulton, Esq. of Bristol. Hc died the Herc lycth thc Body of Sarah White, who died the :3Uth of January, 1791, aged 62, having served in the 27th of March, 1703, Agcd B7. Royal Navy with great. credit for the space of sixty In testimony of whose diligence and faithful service, years, and both in his publiek and private capacities through a series of 40 years in his family, this Stone nus respected and beloved by all who knew him. was laid by Robert Houlton, Esq. Arms-On a fess wavy, 3 roundels bt. 3 talbots heads erased, impaling pet-pale fess. in chief, ii bucks tripping in base, an un- fIQOI'§Od'IIOII'fO'\li'flP nnlel within a border of estoils. J The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and N. Aisle. i

Joseph, son of Joseph and Anna Houlton, of Farleigh Castlc, died April 15, 1725, Aged 7 years. F The Rev. Vliilliani Bourne, prcscnt Vicar.—Robort .T'Ilizabcth dicd in March 1731, aged 2 months. Ano- lloulton, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Iln-r Sou died in November, 1735, soon after his birth. i A rrns--A fess between 6 ﬂenr-do-lis addition to telbots. F

l'ndc1"neath lie the Remains of Joseph Houlton, of Farleigh Castle, in the County of Somerset, Esq.Lord LEIGH D ELA M illi E. of this Manor, who died July B, 1750, Aged 02 years. And of Anna his Wife, sole Daughter und l-leir of Abraham Hook, of Bristol, Esq. dcsecnded from an ancicnt family of that name in the County of Glou.

who died October 24, 1754, Aged 59. On Monuments in Chancel. llis happy temper, and amiable disposition in do- Near this Placc lyeth thc Body of llenry Lilcs, who mcstic and private life, his lenity, with the strictest departed this life thc 10th day of May, A.D. 1701, uprightncss, in the public administration of Justice, Aged 75 years. made his death very generally and desewedly lument- oil. ln her a real principle of religion, with a trne sense of the conjugal and parental dnties, perfected H the character of an allcctionate Wife and tender Mo- Herc lyeth Mr. Robert Lntymcr, some time Tleetor lher. Happy in each other, they were enabled to and Pastor of this Church. who tleeoasod this lil'c tho be-o1't!1c loss of four children, Anna, interred under second day of November An" Dori: 1634. 41

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Against 1\o|-th Wall of .\'ai-e. Sacred to the Memory ofGeorgo Browning, who (lied Tn Memory of Sarah, “life of Bit-haril Brownin_;§, August 26, 1003, Aged 48 years. and Daughter of Thomas and Mary ltitehings, who died March the llth, 1760, Agcd 26. Also Nlaly, their Daughter, died March 17, 1706, Agcd '7 months. On Monuments in S. aisle. Near this Place lieth interred the Body of Mary Scott, spinster, who died September 12, 1776, Aged To the Memory of John Browning, elilcst Son of John 7:2 years. and Alice Browiiing", of tlli.-4 Parish, who dictl March the 20th, 1751 , Aged 3:3 years. In Memory of Sarah Greenway, who died May 25, Farewell my “life and Children Dear, 1789, Agcd-’7].-years. .- I- The time will come then you'll he hero 2 Serve ye the Lord, and in him trust, Then happy will you he, and hlcst. Sacrerl to the Memory of Eleanor, W'il'e of James Also James, sou of Jolni and M:|ry Browning, who Browning, who died September 18, 1805, Aged 51 died Jan. 22, 1757, Agcd 3 years and U months. ycurs. Also of James Browning,-who died "March 11, 1012, Aged 60.yoars. ' = -‘I - -.

Near this Place lictli yﬂ Body of Jarnes Browning, yeon1an,who cleparted_t_})is___l_i_t'o yﬂ 16th day of July, On Flat Stones. . Anno Domini 1700, }Et. G2. In Memory of Thoinas Son of" John'and' Alice Also near lyeth thc Body of Elizabeth, 32¢ Wife of Browning. He departed this lifo_'_Fehr|im"y'@Q, 1'_7li‘l_, James Browning, who cl:-ported this life October 12, Agcd an-ryam-I 1734, Aged B3 years. -' '0?

i|— I Stanrle, looke downe, and behold the Storie under Near this Place lyeth yﬂ Body 0F Alice, ‘Vile of which was laicle the Body of Elizabeth, eldest daugh- John Browning, who Elepartell this life May 22, 1703, ter of Sneole Chiver, Esquier.._I:oi_'d,'_o(_‘lgannour, Agcd 7% years. the miracle of her age, for Reason, Language, and Also near this Place lieth the Body of John Brown- Religion, who deceased August 10, 1653, menso ing, who departed this life, April 7, 1764, Aged 01 Jliliatis 81.1113 33. years.

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Dieath ll'i.'fl. very‘ old Ego I‘ ' " ' . . . I - "'i'ii' -=15-' . Ia -,'.. .I Ended onr weary pilgrim stage ; Ilore L cth, the _Bod of__Hen ¢ C '70!!! l f It was lo we nn nnd of pain, Qiiemerllhrdin this Coiinty, In hopes to enter life again. day ol"'April,'i_i.A'nno' Domiai"1'fi0, i;?Etat. 's'ua: 07. And also near this Place lieth the Body of Sarah, Also here lyeth the B0d1*.'nof-B'ri'dged,-the Wife of Daughter of Richard and Sarah Browning, who do- Ilcnry Chirers,| who 11,-'_'.(_'12-1,} Aged parted this life May 2, 176-1, Aged 15 weeks. 71 years. _‘ _;_J . M "I' Arms—Qiiarterly, 1 a 4, ori a chew. enigrailed-, A crel-cent 2 6: 3, I1 ii. rampant, impaling on a fcli. 2 mullet! between 3 marllcts vulunl. ln Memory of James Browning, yeoman, who died February 24, 1781, Agcd 67 ycars. . ‘I ’ __ Also of Betty, his Wife, who died January 26, 1760, _ Hatchmeat. Aged 32 years. Quarterly, I £1 4. p. fess. S. Gr A. a pale ongrailed counter- Also of Catharine, hi.-1 late VViI'e, who died Dec. 26, changed, on each piece of the first, a trefoll slip. of the second, 1790, Aged 5'7 years. 2 51 3. 11. fell. perpale, on I. chief A, I. chev. engrailcd S. in base perpalc S. Br U. a ll. ramp. A. over all an eacut. as. Charged with a fess. between S choal roolrs O. ' I Near this Place lieth the Remains of Sarah and Betty, Daughters of James nml Betty Browning. Sarah died April 7, 1700, Aged 17 years, Betty died The same impaling az. within a borcl., ongrailed I lozenges tn February 16, 1767, Aged 19 years. bend O. M 4.2

-1'1 l\lt)=\llll\rI'l-‘.i\i'l'i\L INSCR] PTIONS Over llm south entrance is at small statue, FIl|l|lU!~l(!tl ltercrcntl llenry Sontlirnlse dicd .lnly the Uth, lflll, tn he St. Margaret, the tntelur Saint of thirt Church. Ag:-1| 3!) yearn,

—*— On Flat Stones in Nave. Beneath this Stone lies interred the Body of Bliss, the Son of William and Elizabeth Taylor, of this CASTLE COMBE. l Parish, who departed this life thc 2.'ith oI' Deccmhcr, I 1752, Aged 22 years. Near this Stone lies interred the Bodies of Ogborno l and William, Sons of “"illiam and Elizabeth Taylor. Ogborne dicd March 27, 1729, Aged 14 years, Wil. On Monnmciits hi Chancel. liam dictl thc 1st of May, 1720, Aged 1 year. Antecessoribus suis, ex pcrvo tusta Scropiorum, l Baronium do Bolton, in Agro Ehor Pros-apiai Beoto ct continue rnasculo sternnate orinndis Decelii scilicet grndus a Ricardo le Scrope, Milite, In Memory of Mary, daughter of 'Williarn and Susan- Barone do Bolton, na Griflinp,', gent. who died November the Bth, 1799, El regnanto Ricardo Secundo Anglia: sumnlo Agcd 21 years. Cancollario, hue usque nulnerantnr -t ' I Quorum fcre omnium ii "Per |llIII'BH annornm ccnturias |)l'O)LiI'l'tB elapsus, Infra hujns Ecclcsia: Cancellos depositi sunt, Here lyeth the Body of Mary, the Daughter of Ni- Cincros nullo hactcnu__s_ma.rmoro insigniti _-ii—-Ii cholas and Rachel Pcarsc, who died thc lat day of Prmscrtim vcro. ' November, 1741, Aged 26. Aro plurimum colcndo Johanni Scropc, arffi Parentibus adniondmn renerandis Riii ct ]:"rn-ncisca, Patrueli ergn RB suosque bencficcntissimo Georges Serope, Armigero, ct Maria‘. nsori ejus, Here lie the-'_Rernains of Mr.'Waltcr Fisher, and Mary his Wife. Also of Walter, John, ltiohard, and Wil~ Fratribus Johanni, Gulielmo, at Caroli, liam, their sons. Quorum_prin_iu_s illc ct natu rnaximus S.T. Professor Ecclesim dc Kington Saneti Michaelis Vicarius, l llnjus Rector tandem ct Pntronus evasit , Vir bonus integer ernditns, Here lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife of John Pastor fidelis prudcns indefessus 2 Fisher, Clothicr, of this Parish, who departed this Ad perfcctam sacro sanctaz Religionis Norrnarn, life the 3d day of September, 1726, Aged 28 years In quantum quidcin mortalitati eonecditur, and 6 moliths. Vocc Soriptis oxemplo Conlormatus, Sororihus Elizabethn ct Rachel, Filiolo deniquc carissimo Johanni I Here lieth the Body of John Fisher of this Parish, Optima: spci pnero vix tlnrn dcconni I Clothicr, who died April the 12th, in the year of our ,1-Iisoe omnibus pietntis sun ac ohservalltire Lord 1743, Aged 46 years. Hoc qnalccnnqne Monumenlnm ||O.'~mit. l Rizal-rliis Scropc, S. 'l‘. 1’. hn_jns 1'11.-clcsin: Rector ct Patronus, A. D. 17713. | Ilere lyeth the Body of Mary, thc daughter ol'Johtl Arms—l a 4, az. a bend O. 2d. A. a saltlre cngr:ii'cd G. 8d. A. a fess. cotiso1lG. Fisher, of this Parish, Clothier, and Mary, his Wife, who departed this life the Bth of February, '1'73tI, Agcd 17 years.

On l-"lat Sl.OIlt.‘--F. Herc lyeth the Body of Susanna. the “life of John F llerc liclh the Body of ‘William Taylor, who died Davis, of “'alir|gton. in thc County of Norfolk, .lIis||. April thc ‘Jtlth, 17-'56, Aged 39 years. Also Ilannuh who died May" 5, 1750. daughter of Vl’illia1n and Ann Taylor, died June the 7, T166, Agcd 16 years. Also Ann, Wile of ﬁrms-Quaitcrly, t is -I. a grillin scgranl. 2 3:3, harry of 5, in l \l’illii|.111 Taylor, died May the 7th, 1736, Aged 73 chief a crown, over all a cscut. quarterly, 1 81 4. a eagle air-1.. '2 st :|. years. 43

ﬁt 1-5 ll’iIl.s'.—--(‘.~\ STLE COMBE. 43

Here lies tile llomaitls of John Wi_ll.s, _juu. who tlitrtl yr he ereeted, .r\. l)._1'76-4. lvulter, John. "it'll-'""l. Mil iioplolllbt-1' 1729, Agetl ~16 yr-til‘.-.. ‘ \'l’illiam, sons of the said Vl'alter and Mary liisller, F are here also interred. Also in Ncntury ul' ;\1r|r,Q':1l'el, “"il'tenl'(Tl|:|rlus hilulttlo. ‘

She tliiztl Uctnlit.-r '37, 1770, ugml till. |

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l Under the corner-seat before this stone is interred the flgrainst S. aisle. Holly of Dmiiel Nichols, of this Parish, Ulothier, who Near this Pl-iuu li'.'s intelrod the Body of /lylife departed the illst oi'Janua.ry, 171B, Aged J9 yrars. \‘l’hile, gellt. who ll!.'ilill'l.L!l.l this liI'c l-'ob. U, 17-">7, in l the 5-3rd year of his age. i Also the lit-nmiirs of ]la.r1ntlh, his \l'iI'o, who died the Remedium unicum Jesus Christos. -“nth thiy ul' .lu:ti.'.iry, 1759, in the -12d your ol' her age. Christ is the only Salve for everi sore, Learns him aright, ye neude to lettrne no more. Rieardus Gillus, Ohiit nono die Jantlarij, 1500. Netir this Plates lieth tho Body of Nalluy, \‘l'ifo of

I-'|':tti:ris 'l'u_\,'lur, late otirric-1' of llristtil, and Sister to # Illf.-Ill'_\¢' liiliman. if-Iq. of Dintoit. She died January On Flat Stones. 2:1, 1'}’iili, .."l§:-1'-tl -'32 yrltrs. Here lyeth the Body of Walter Fisher, of Blueluvoll, Hall, London, Faetor, who departed this‘ life the Btll Near this Place lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife of day of May, 1730, Aged 47 years. I"r;l|l1'is White-, rlolliicr, wlm rlepnrted this life the Qﬂtl tiny or ll-l.‘-y, lll the your Ill‘ our ].0l'|.l 173-I, and ill the 74th year of her age. Also llUiIl' this |~lut:v lyeth On .".M_|lo.:. the Body of lirattcis White, of this Parisli, clothier, In Memory of Thomas Child, gent. who dietl July 4th, who departed this life the ‘llst t!;:y of November, 1773, Aged 7'2 years. Mary his ll/il'e tlltlll August ‘I730, ﬁlgml '76 years. 31, '1'7l‘3EI, Aged '72 years.

ii Near unto this Place lyeth interred the Body of Tobias Ht-.-ml, of the Parish ol' liilloit, Gout. who, after Near to this Plaee lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife lie had lived to the Age oi’ '77 years, dt~parted this life of Francis Cliilde, Clothier, who departed this life tho the 12th day ofdllly, 1704. l 21st clay of August, 1703, Aged 31 years and 0 months.

T I-In-I-I-ul----1-0 Ill Illcmt.~r_v ol' Mr. John Lewis, of l.ot|f__: Dune, in this Purisli, who died ti-opt. 1st-, ‘I7!-'0, A god U6. Near to this Place lyeth the Body of Francis Childe, Clothior, who depal1.ed,t_lLis life the Dth day ofJanuary, 1701, ]Etat. sum 36. Near this “Place lyeth inl.e|'red the Body of Richard Beven, sen. Y1.-oinan, who deported this liI'e in Castle- B-1.- C0lI‘|llt'! the 3th of October. llitJ'7, A gml Fill years. "I1 lillll slnl'l|'.~l ill N. .l\l.~|i|', Also liiullultl lit-\"ut|, jun. lll'|)i.ll'l.t:ll this life the '1[|| -O day ofdauuary, 1766, Aged 20 years and U months. Here lies buried the Body ol' George Soropo, 1-lsq. who departed this life December the 27th, 174-I, Aged I 44 years. And also the Body of Mary Sc-rope, his T Wife who departed this life July the 13, 1774, Aged Near this Place are tlt.'|nIsitt1.l the Hollies ol' Mr. “lul- 74 years. ter l-'is|tr~r, (lluthir-r, and M any his ll'il'e, who lt:l'tl1e- llilltl them six soils mill l't:|:|' tl'.u|§_:l|l|rt':-i, all llctscntly Arms--Az. a bend O. ilnpallug S. 3 escul. 0. charged with as (}d|,l(_"_,\',_'1l, :|:1ll rllllt!t'll liar lire ll-llurltl liy ll|l:it' illtllll§ll'l- many eagles llisp. S. Crest, 7 oslrloh feathers, az. issuing oul. of a ducal coronal. ous cam: and t+'llLlt'l'l1l'H!i, ;

To the ."-it-mots," of titosti \'i!llli.‘lllll! mid. |'e::pccted Big-—| Plilellts, l'ril-re l'i.\ln-r, l'i.\i-I‘. thc-ir _\,'|lllIl1_',0hil- S01!» Tlleuilu.-r in the last l'.nli:m;l-nl. For Rlailttleshtlry, in In Memory of Edward Taylor, who (lied June 10, this Neighhourlmml, aml in tllt! llI"(!:\'l!|ll. liar I}oro||g||- I 1776, Aged 44 years. Also of Rebekah, his \l’il'o, bridge, in Yorla-iliiri-, hath caused this il10llllIl'l0lll. to who Lliecl Mareh 20, 1780, Aged 67 years, 44

-It MO'.\'l'i\ll§.\i'l'.\l. l.\'r'-4Cllll."l'lO\'i-i ln i\li*tnor_\' of lili.tttlJctl|, ilnngltlcr of l-hlward nnd l. .'\?..t|l1ondO. ll:-ln huh 'l'.|ylor, who died l't'h. 5, 1770, .F\g|'tl 47 2. U. fl hulls heads r.1l|n.a==ml.‘i. ll. :\. rt cross ero.-islet U. l"l\t'l' all it bend S. \'t'-.'l'."i, . .»'l. rt sallire eiigrailcd U. . .-\. ll. bend enlist-rl G.

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\.'l=2.1Qi. 1 l|t't'lu-y U. zlntl R2. it l‘:l|E\". G. Q iimtfartion. H. A. on a. rlticfli. 3 bcznnts. 9. 0. on 5 fusils conjoined in fess G. as man)‘ bcznnls. Ill. ti. n li. rampant tttlll. ll. A. a rrhet-. S. l)ctu'een 3 billets cmiincs. Mr. W.\LTRR P.-turn‘, by his l-Vill, dated the lflth 1'2. .315 lir.-ii. l'l£l_\' of March, 1730, (which is proved ill Doctors Cninmons) gave to the use of the Poor ol'.Caslle i Cotnhe the sum of £100, the lntorr-st whereof to pay the teaching; of Tm! Poor tlliihlri-n to roatl the Scrip- . .'\z. a bond (I. tnres as soon as tlicy arc capahlc to learn, and con- . -\. a snllire engrailed (J. . A. a fess. cotised G. tinue till S0\'('Il years old, and no longer. . .-\. n whirlpool az. $11-biﬁk;-0. tilieekey 0.6: nz. it chev. G. - The above Legacy, with £20 due for int.r~re:=.t, was G. A. on ll. chief G. 3 hezants. ‘mid by Mr. Par|'y's L-Zxecutors, to George 7. 0. on :1 Fnsils conjoined In fess. G. as many bczants. hferopo, .|$sr|. Lord of this Manor, who by deed til. C-'. a lion ralnpanl: errll. dated the 25th and 26th days of March, 174l, 9. A. a ehev. S. between 3 billets erm. conveyed to njne Trustees, closes or pieces of 10. 4-\s‘llrst. "Lind, 'e'onta'iniug together about 22 acres, all situate in this l’nri.--ll, then ltnown by the fol- Mini lowing names, viz. The Lower Tyning of the Down, the Ty1iing ofthe Dovihe, next the Lye 1. An. it bend O. and tln=. Ilill Hide of the Ground next to the 2. A saltirs entrrailcd G. 8. A. a fess cutiseil (I. Lye, for seourittgpayrttrtit of the yearly Smu of l 4. A. a whirlpool u. £5 to be used according to the intent of the fr. Choeltoy O. Gram. It chev. G. said Will, the same being then reckoned to be 0. A. on a chiat‘. G. 3 bezants. a full satisl'action.ol' interest money for the 7. 0. on 5 fusils conjoined in fess as many bcznnts. £120. ll. G. rt linn ramp. erm. Ewan Nli.WMAN, 1 Clmn-Inn. D. A ohm. S. between 3 billcls erm. l'l'.n. Ba.-\|.l=., 3 11317. l 10. As ﬁrst.

l-I-l i 'I'n the North Aisle is a Knight Templar, in armour, F nith his feet resting upon rt lion. Under him are six William Scrape Esq. Lord ol‘ the Manor. small statues, but much mutilated. i The ltcrerend Tltomns Hooper |n'escut. Rector.

At thc cast end of thc Nave, is a. Painted Arch orna- i mented with carved ﬁgures in stone. I _ 4-,; *_ 1 i .

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Hntetlments in (.'lrr|nem'. nissr KINGTON.

k-iii-in An, n bend O. impaling S. 8 escut. charged with as many eagles displayed S. On Monuments against North Wall.

I Mt-maria: sacrum Jacobi Johannis Hume, Urldis

1, Qugglgrly, 1 it -I, Bit. l. l.|cud O. I.‘-lirisli in 1\cndcmi-.1 Oxoniensi, alumni ohm, ct 2. A. It I-lllire emrrailed 1'5. ln|_jnsa*. lieclesitc nnperrinie Bcctoris, qui cllm in 3, .-\. a fess ootised G. impaling az. a cross O. i .~'.n|:eessornm tton minus qunm sui ipsius usum ./Eden nntncs llectori hnjns Ecelesia: proprias, subtibus snis Vetnstnte pt-illi: collapses join iustauravcrat, morto

The “mg an before quarters hllpallllg A. R Cl.l0\'. 5. estinclus est. 4-S

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M :1-1'r-In Vlllllﬂ. Near untu this place Restetli the Body ol' Richard .\|iI'u-| quiilcm vl|'l.UlBr.4, Terrill, who departed the 22d day of August, Anno ilrlnriti il.lllill1l.l.*45ll11l silentio desitlerans, Domini 1670. Also near this Place lyeth the Body llor: sulterrr rnuriiﬁeelltim ejus docurneutum of Ciseiliea, the 1Vife of Richard Terrill, who died . (‘omniemor-nrivultiit, May the nth, An" D051 1721, }Etatis sue: 90. N=u.i..-. (let. 1-2, 1770, obiit Oct. so, I816. Also the Body of Mary, the Wife of John Terrill, Nutoruul inenmriac quoque sacrum Jacolli Johannis who departed the 28th day of October Annu Domini llnme. 1607. "1 lluurioltar. l"rnnciscro, i|||'.1'. nhiit 5" Februarii, 1814, Near this place lyeth the Body of Ann, the daugh- inlans. ter uf Richard Terrill, gent. and of Ann his Wife, who died the 26th day of Novernber, 1740, Aged 20. Iii:-urilo Jaeobi. qui obiit Maize, 11115, notus annos ll|l8.l.|l0f(ll;‘0lfl'l. l i .l.|eol|i .lol|:1nm's item, qui obiit 30"" Nov. 1817, HH- F \ tus" uelu |ll(1ll:'il.*\. On Flat Stones in S. transepl.

‘l l Uere lieth the Body of John Terrill, gent. who dc, parted this life April the 18th, 1726, Aged 62. On 1-‘lat Stones. ||l'l'l.' lyi-th the Body of Juhn Curtis, yeoman, who l lll'l|il|'l('ll this lil'\: the 1-1l.h day of October, 1721» ./lgt,-ll 2;! yr-ztrs. Here lie the Bodies of John and Ann, son and daugh- "ere lyes a Brnnehjust fully grown, ter of Riehurd and Sarah Terrill, of this lPlll'l.\'ll. '|‘hen in earne Death, and cut it down, John died May the 4th, 1'76-1, Agcd 2 years and '7 1 ‘Twas fresh and green in the morning sun, months. Ann died August thc 17th, 17.59, in the -1th Dry‘d up and withered ere the day was gone. I year of hcr age.

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lleru lyeth yo Boily of Jane, yI= Wife of the Reverend lloln-rt. Dnvennnt, D.D. late Rector of this Parish, Here lyeth the Body of John Terrill, gent. who de- who died y\' 7111 of August, Anno Domini 1681, .?Et. parted this life the 1st day of June, 1602. sun‘ -'19. .-‘ind also the Body ol' Mrs. -lflflfl Hflller Wl¢l°W of A-|

of the Rev. Mr. 'l'ho|uas Haille, late Rector of Chil- l l ton, deceased. She died Sept. 2'7, An" DerT1 1731, \ Undor this Stone lietli the Bodies of Ann and Alice, 1'Etatis 78. the VVife and Daughter of Richard Terrill, gent. l Ann his Wifu died February the Uth, 1721, ﬂicatis --¢1ii.-_ l sun: 30. Alice their daughter died Dee. 16, A.D. \ 1717, Aged 9 hours. Here lie the Remains of Louisa, daughter of the Rev.

.I. .l. llnrue and Lydia his ‘Wife. She died the 24th l‘ rluy of Mareli, in the year of our Lord 1810, Aged | limrlueil weeks. Sacred to the Memory of Frances, Widow of the late .-iii; Walter Post, and grand-daughter of the Rev. Dr. Burnett, who departed this life the 30th of May, 1811, Here lieth the Body of James, son of Robert Dave- Agcd B3. uunt, I). D, and Jane his Wiﬁ-, who deceased the 4th

tlaly Ull JIIIIO, 1674. ' uiu-ii-—

1-in-1-—i1g Ii‘__ In the Pew below lies the Body of the Rev. Thomas On Mnniimu-1|ls in Sm1ll1Trnnsepl. Burnett, D. D late Rector of this Parish, and Preben- Ne-nr this 'l‘|aeu lyeth the Body of Rieliard Terrill, dary of Serum, who died May 29, F750, A god U0. of this l’arisl|, gent. who lll(.'ll llrlurcll 10, 1766, in the :1-‘illi yenr of his age. Also Betty, duuglrter of Rich- Also the Body of Elizabeth his Wife, daughter of zml :|ml l"*ill'iIlI 'l'<-rrill, who died .‘.'~e|1|.. '16, I760, Aged Philip Bnthurst, Esq. who died Feb. 2'7, 1747, Aged Hi yr-nl'.-'. '78 years. N 4.6

4.; MONUMENTAL INSCRl'l"l‘lONE<1

I'll: mi dear children, marke what I say, S. Weill of tlliitnci-l. Our Mother's Bonus truli are wrapt here in olay, Beneath this place lyeth interred the Body oi Cntlia. ller 5-oule, no doubte, to Heaven is gone thither, rine, the “life of John Niel-tolls. of this Parish, and Wlierewe most jnyfulli shall 1Tl eet altogether. Daughter of John Price, late of Chepstow, in the The Lord be your gnid, the Lord, be your strength, County of Monmollth, who tlepartetl this life the 24th Aiidgivc you his speciall gracoto dis in him atlength. day of April, 1714, Aged 02. You, gentle Readers, remember your end, Arms-S. a ehev. A, Be tru unto such whom faythful you ﬁnd, Lott this be example, and tell it nhroode, llow fnithfulli this Woman died in the Lord. In Memory of Anna-Maria Denison, eldest daughter I [fh-er the above Inscription in the statue qf (I 11.10- of the late Rev. 1Villiam Denlson, D. D. Principal of rnan and uh: Magdalen I-Iall, Oxford, and Rector of Chalton and Clarlﬁeld, Ilants. She died Oct. 20, 1700, Aged 31 years. There is still remaining, in good preservation, the autient oak Pulpit, handsomely carved in the Gothic Also in Memory of Frances Dsriison,, sister of the style, in which Bishop Latirner preached, temp. H941- above, who died May 1:1, 1e00, Aged 44 years. \"' lll,

R On _F1st Stones]. _ Register commenced 1538. Hers lyeth is. Body ﬁr Mr. John ‘Natale, of us. Parish, who died Oct. yo gist, A. D. 1727, Aged 7:1. ﬂit‘ Bcthell Cotlringtori present Lordlofpthe Minnpr. -The Rsvarend‘»Edvrn.rd -Bavsiisliaw B.ector.. Beneath this Stone lyeth the Body of Joyco, Wll's'ot‘ William Fabian, of this Parish. l'l— 7 ——— — I 17 _7 _7—I Hers lyeth the Body of ‘Mrs: Barbary'1-‘abian, the daughter of Sir William St. John, Knight, late Wife NETTLBTON. of aloha Fahian, gent. and mother of ten Children, who departed this life the 2_'7_th day of May, in the your 1680, Aged 6'7 years. Mon. In Chancel against North Wall.

Under the East Vllindow without, lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Arnold, late Wife of_S£!-IDuol_ Arnold. And Here lyeth the Body of Mr. Joseph Richards, lute ncur the III-id 'l_r7il_1do1r. “the '-Bodies of three Rector of this Parish, who departed this life the 24th 1..rioo,'-‘mid... or the?»-id Samuel and Elmbem day of September, 1714, Aged G0 years. Arms--G. 3 broad sri-own, impallng per fell, quarterly 1'.& 4 Here lieth the Body of Mrs. Mary Nickels, widow of perpale, indted A. tr. 8. 9 _&r I A... _a 0., in hast}. Mr. John Nickols, and Relict of the Reverend Mr. I fem rhrtk-'1 Q‘ “'1 11".‘. El’-"'l°'?jl $1 Joseph_Rickards. She departed this life Sept. ye 21,

iipri--i - A. D. 1720, Aged 71 years.

Near this Place lies interred the Body of the Rev. i C T.Ir. $nn1ur~l Arnold, near '40 years Rector of this On a Brass Plats againlt E. end of Nave. Parish, whose truly Christian piety and humility, et- tensive learning. and unbounded charity. are _still Here lyeth the Body of Philip Davis, of this Parish, exeriaplary, to thole they riteréwoon- Yeoman, who depsi-ted'this life July 14," A-H. Dom stsntly exercised, and will receive an ample distinc- 1675, .1Etstis sun: B0. tion and recompense at thc resurrection of the just. Also, hers lyeth the Body of Mary, Wilts of Philip Davis, who departed this life the 4th of September, F 1694, in the 28th year of her age. ln Memory of the Rev. Daniel Elliott Mills, thirty- nil-iii three years lleetor of this Parish, who departed this life the 18th of July, 1780, aged 69 years. Here lyeth the Body of Mary, daughter of Robert and Also of Mary Mills, wife of the said Daniel Elliott Elizabeth Tylie, of Marshﬁeld, and Wife of John Mills, who dc-parted this life the 7th of Dec. 1777, Long, of this Parish, yeoman, who departed the 23th Agcd 62 years. of October, Anno Doﬁi 1686, i'Etatis sua: 36. I 4-7

In co l'Va'il‘s,—-—LlTTLET()N DREW—A LDRINGTON. ' '

.-\;_=jainsl S. aisle. Beneath thi.+ Stone lyeth the i'iOﬂl_\' of John, tln .~.=.n r-I Near this l'ln<:o llv interred the llodies of Joseph John Chapman, yeoman, and of .l..rn» l||\= Wit}; ‘L! li. mnl l'Ili-.-mIu~.1.li, 5011 and Daughter of Jew.-ph Gilmore, deported this liie August 23, 17-! i, 1\L!'l'-‘l ‘Ell. and of I-'.li'/.alu:1.h his W'ii'e. Joe-o|rl| died April 16, l l'1.'|li, ..'\§_1_'ml 35 §'f?t|.f:4. i|‘iliZillJBi.ll lllctl April "29, 1753, Agi-11313 years. l Beueath this Stone lyeth the Body of Jane, thc Wilt. Also I-Iliznhvtli, Wife of the above-said Joseph Gil- of John Chapman, yeoman, who departed this 1-"- more, svn. Film died Scpti.-nilier 19, 1761!, Aged B3 tlir: 7th day of February, 1734, Agcd 90 year-. yr-n|':s,

Beneath this stone lyeth the Body of John Chapman, Ncnr this Place lyeth the Body of St. John Fabio, yeoman, who dcparted this life thc Iﬂrli 1,!-rw of ~\|\r|l, gent. who died June the 4th, 1731, Aged 51 years. 17-ll, Aged 49 years. Also the Bodie of Elizabeth, Wife of the aliove-said S1. .lull1| 1"abin, and John his $on by her, who both Illl-ll the 16th of Nov. 1715, the former aged 25, the A A little painted glass in Chancel Wvinilow. Ur. latter 6 months. the south side of the Nave, undcr a small canopy, i.~; in ' a. stone statue, much broken. "1-lll'l|.l.ll l.l|lH Place lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, late Will-. ull St. John Fabin, of this Parish, gent. who de- i Register Commenced March 25, 1706. ee;|.~".ml fiugii-st ye 4th, Anno Dom. 1691, Agcd 42. ' Also the Body ol' Annette, sccond wife ol' the aforesaid Sir John Fabin, who deceased Nov. 29, Anno The Rev. George Page latc Rcctor.—Thc Rm-. Jule..- Dom. 1713, Aged 67. Also the Body of Love Gil- Colmer present Rcetor. more, grandson of the said St. John Fabin, who dyed Saliteiiilier the 12, Anno 1714, Aged 5 days. Like- ; Duke of Beaufort Lord of the Manor. wise the Body of the above-said St. John Fabin, I gent. who died November the 2d, 172$}, Aged U5. I

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ALDRINGTON. Andrew Carriek, Esq. Lord oi’ the Manor. ttﬁti

l iii---i- Henry-Frederick Bythesea, Rector.

On a Monument in Chancel. 1 Herc under resteth the Body of Charles Gore. Sonne \ and l-leire of Charles Gore, Esq. who chcerlirlly sui- rendred His Soule into the IIandes of his Horleemer, l.lTTLE'TON DREW September 3, An° Dom. 1628, 11-Itatis sua: 16. 1-\rrris—O. 3 bulls heads cab. S. acrcscent S. for dif_ l r Suuih Wall ul' ('h-tnt.I.'.l. .~ On a Brass Plate. In Memory of ‘William l.a1eliai|1, Gent. who de- Psal. cxvi. v. 15. Precious in the sight of The Lord is |u\|'ti-ll l.hi:~= liili: lllt' '2Gth (lay of Fnli. I796, Aged I'M the death of his Saints. yr.-ill‘:-a. Also ol' Elizabeth Ll\l('.lHL1ll, his daughter, Hero lie the Bodies of Charles Gore, Aged 1-; yeah; u.-lm llt‘llill'l1.'(| this |il'e tlu- ‘10th of .-\ |if.{u.~'.t_. 1'79], A god 4‘ and 1B weeks, Edward Gore, aged 1) week.-., Mary 4-"'1 yr-'.i|'s. Gore, aged L year and 1-L weeks, Anna Gore. aged 'l'l|i.-: Ttllilol its t'I'('.l'll'll by tin-ir t\{'l'l-L'lii.\|\'.ll.i‘ relative 12 weeks, and Elizabeth Gore, aged 4 years and om. $usm1||;1l1 lietll-\'.1:. month, all children of Charles Gore, of Alalr1|1__utun, t I-lsq. and Lydia his \'Vil'e, expecting the second cm.-1 ing of Christ. Malachi iii. 1'7. They shall l-1" mim, ﬁn I-‘lat Stones in Bnrly. ‘ saith the Lord of Hosts, in that day trhen J |;1.-|k._- up .!ul|u Clmpmaiii, 1032, NI.-."rr_-__*rirt-t (.‘-l".a|nnan 1665. niy jewells. 48

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Jcwclls of pricc this place contains, r\l.~'-0 lll;-re lyt'.'l.ll l.l.i- Body Hi. Clinili-=~. l.'-.u-, ['i_~r|_ Inn-_ As a choice cabinet, the Rcmaines LOI'tl Uli llliti MHHOUT Of Altlrlhgttlli, \'.'lm tl('l'|{l,|'|,(;(l t,||i;-i Of those sweet soules, all of a race, life the Bth ilay of'January, A. D. 1710, JrI'ital.. 2'7. “Thich now ill Heaven have their place.

-—---—--._-_i Parens uterq. maercns posuit, Anno Domini 1641. Hcrc ly(:l.ll the Body of Charles Guru, Ball. hlte Lnnl of this Manonr, who departed this life the 'llth ilay of M. s. | November, An" Dfii 16-19, /Etatis sua: =36. Thoma: Gore, de Aldrington, Arfii L.- Cujus exumat hicjuxta sits: Hcrc lics the Body of Mary, Tteliet of 'l‘l|omas- (hm-, Honoris ergo posuit, filius ct hazros. of Aldrington, who died August the 10, l7lll, Aged qjrisdem nominis, 78 ycars. Obiit Mnrtii I31, Anno Salutis 1684, iEtat. sun: 61. Arms-S balls imp. a li. ramp.

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Virtutem exemplar cultor pietatis alumnus Gualteri Gore, Arnligeri, Maunnerii linjus Domini, Castali dum patrii fama dccusq. laris Posuit dno, Maria Gorc, aria qius piissimn, Hoc Aldriiigtonive Gororum masculus l|'.rn-.-4, Succuhuit szevis inﬁrrno corpore Fatis, De quibus exccisa mcntc trophaza tulit Ultirnus peu tumulum marmorn t.|=ctu.~= lialiel. Plenaq. priscorum monuments. reliquit honorum Qucm quoninn a. lunis Cll‘.11!Si.1 grata 'l‘:|.renI.i, Uno cum fatis intenturu. die Curafuit tcrris noluit essc din His fruimur grad Supernus, ille arthera victor, Nempe vocat primo Dcus, hino quos diligit awe, Non ementiti pignus honoris habet Et sibi sedc illis dat propriore Fruit, Nam cum Ccelicolis Cmlestis prneco triumphans, Ergo his ter septem quum nondum implcverat. .'lIlllﬁ.

Herc lycth the Body of Lydia Core, da|||;lil.|'r of On Flat Stones. Charlcs, Gore, Esq. who dyed the 11th of Si-ptniiiln-r, Expectans Expectavi. Psal. nl. 1643. Agcd 1 year and 9 months. With Jacob's Rachel, I (am James his wife) Wnitcil full long before our married lifc 5 In mcc it was a matchless expectation, An Epitaph upon Mrs. Elizabeth Gore, daughter ol' More tedious Earre till matches consummation, Charles Gore, of Aldrington, Esq. nrnl Lydia his Which once cnjoyed, and scarce three years in all, Wife,who departed this life Anno Domini 164], a:tat. A lingering sickness ridd me out ofthrall. sum 4. 1-‘or this my change all myne appointed daics, So rare a Piece for Bewty, Grace. nnd witt, I waited still, and waiting gave God praise, Though God had shew’d us, yet he thought not iitt That had so fitted me for heaven, where I-‘or us to gaze upon too long, ’twas llee My soul now rests, as doth my body herc. That took her to I'Iimsell', Himself to scc. Admired shee was hy all that did bellohl her, Usque qnn Dornine, Apocal. vi. 10. Much more shall bc when U od anew slnill liltullll her. Vcni Domine Jesu, Apoc. xxii. 20. One of hcr sexes worthies here doth lie, A wife, a pattern to posterity, , 0,, 3,35,, p|,,,,.,_,_ To hcr husband loyal’ courteous u_“t° all’ | OF yo charitye piy for lhc Sonle of 'l'lnirn'.1s4 (lure, Plow“ to God’ to the I-more most hbel-a'"' Eflqflyeri lnu! Lord of this 'l‘uumr, th=- wl|)N'.l| ili-1-I‘-'-yil A1... no-Q it-an the Body of 1vn.~..M..ry Gore, sister "Is 95'-'1 '1"! "Y i"'Y- 1\"" "iii t"=*-’*- "'1 "'1'"-' Smile of (illtlI1t':i¥dfll'P, Esq. Lord of this Manour, who de- _|liu have nicrcy* amine.

[mill-'1-I ‘ll-"5 life the 20111 day or Oct" ‘Anno Dom’ 1705' [Under the nlmve is an .-\.1l.2\l' Ttllllia, lml lm i|'n-n'ii|diurI, A -st-d ‘.30 ycnrr. lh: Arms arc-G. a chev. A. imp=iIin;; G. =1 l'ess(.i.| 49

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I lr-re lyeth Il|<- iimly oi‘ ."~l|'~:, l._y(lin. Gore, y" Wile oi. I On l.lfH~5:-l Plates in South Wall nffiniitli .-\1sh'. (.'|1::1|\-:-;(§n1'i'. .-l'..!;I|. l:1t.:* L111‘-.l 0l' this Miinmlr 0l' Al- Ail Epitapli npon tin: Death oi that goodly and gr-uvu ll!'iiI"".H, wlm Ll(']lill'l.l'll t.!|i.~= illi: the Lid tiny n|'Jit11l|ury, .i‘ii:|I|'on I Mm. Ann Jainus, ‘Vile of Mr. “'illiu1n ./ii." l}:|ll-I l.'.7-'11. Jaune:-s, Ge-.1tlemuu, and Mother to l\Ir-. Lydia Gore, l:l'.'iI‘l£!t', ll |.lmu lIiI'il. :1 it'll)‘. \ Wife of Clntrles Gore, of Ahlrington, I"..-||. wh0.--¢- l)n nu! '-"||rig;'u tn ii|'n',i it iu:|'v, Bu-tly heare lieth interred in hopes ol' the Hu.-|||'|'|.-e- I |l1i|:|<|-nut.I it van 1'.:|l nlmiu, tion. Obiit 20th Dec. Anno $ul||li-. 1636, 1l'itu|1~ iilniul-a u.r|'. rim: 1|:|tr|1i1i.~= .~aIun('. ‘i stiir 70. lit-|'|~ l_\,'i-.~: (uh! lmw Ilmr 1.1.-uni duos pierce, Dear Saint of God, to whom in life most dear, 1\l1tl llUl|l.)ll' hl:|i:l\':~:1l1t.- |nnn|'nl'ul in"-rsv!) (Jud’s house, -and I11t'~'.'it‘Il-___'_'l-!l'Fl, nnd servants were, \-'1.-r1.|u:'.~+ l'ai|'t- nnlry, lleavi-i|'.~". ticligllt, 'l'lu: lluly tliiiigs of God, ||1u.~-uni enlarged and set at liberty I".xil'<.l by mo.“-I. limnd such ale-li.-lieu, The ";ml| year of its captivity. ll-'l11!|'1' llti liliu-.l-s l|m||_'_r||l-4, l|u' sire nl' r-il]l.l.Tl'I(', If uvidmicv for llenvvli he truth ni'~_I;i':1r_-1-. Ul|:u'1n‘1l hy In-r -.1-rtiiv, |1i'.|;_~;iu|t §_1;:tn1v. Then sure lll 11t::u.'en this Matroll hath it l:l:.1r'.c'. Lnv'1l by the l{i¢.:h, the poor dill lilesse Let after ages say, when this is _Lt0m=, llr-.r as their imiivoriiigilo :|lmol1c.'~':-re; Bleet be the Memory of such a one. ‘Vile, Mother, Friend, l)ett.e|' no age — lire .ql|n|il=i he upon the world’s stttgi-, '|'l|¢-|| 11 mi.-1' ii‘ timu 1|;-it,l| (1 lviiro, , All Epitaph UPOI1 the Dtmlll of Mil‘. William Jttlllt-‘-', (j;|_|,,-M1101. g-r||L1;|_=;¢; but dwl, it 11;,-1-Q! y Goiitleman, whose Body here lieth interred Ill l|u|n--i ol' the lttieurreetion, Obiit 28 Martii, An" Dfllll. Hi-'17, Aged 56. Against S. aisle. Death parleth Sonlo and Body, luau and wit}-, So as to meet againe in better life 'Nr.'ar this Place is interred tlie Body of Charles Gore, On better termes, meane while our bodies must |'i.~=t|. 'lFm:h'. of Tlmnius Gore, Esq. the present. Lord Tn their first nothing turne, at best but dust, oi‘ thin Mnimur, who changed this niorlal for nn im- Till glorified, our so-ulee doe alweiee sing inur1.nllii'e on the 21:»-t day of February, Anno fl-Ira: All glory to the Everlasting Kine. ("-l||'i>-|i||'.r. H5112, Flitut. snnr 5'7. Miiit, non Obiit. $urviving friends in life, see you prepare Arms-0. ‘J bnlt:-s llt"i'1llS t'illJUSlI.t'tl S. For life in l1(‘.tl.Vt':l'l where no survivors are, That when oi‘ this short life death ends yil .-1.ory, You sharers he with us of endless glory. On at Brnqs l’i-ate. llero lieth the Body of Edward Gore, g;ent.. Slitlfilill Sun of 'l'hmnas Gore, late Lord of this Manor nl' Al- Prope jneoiit corpora, Guiielmi Hodges, urmigt-ri, drin_irtm1, 1-I.~"n|. who rlvparted this life Sept. 22, ii. l3. qni uhiitfl-l Juuii,17J7, zutatis 68. lfiflli, i\ evil HI years. Rt 'F.lizahotlia', l]J|'.0I'l5 e_jus, filivc. at ll('ft:|ll.~= Thoma-. (lore, armigeri, nuper hn_ju.~; Manerii Dominns, qua: n-—-a.-._..n obiit 13 Deeenlbris, 17-ll], mtatis 51. H11 l-'l:|l Fil|ir|;-'-:, Au uiiam Thomre Hedges, armigeri, filii eorum et he- llt'|'l' l)'1:l.ll the Boil}-1.1 \‘i'1l|i:irn .l."|ll‘|f‘.S, L','I1'|1l. u'l:0 redis, qui obiit 8 Augusti, 1782, zetulis 60. Ilt'|’l2tI‘l.l:ll Lllis life tltu Zliilli n|' ;'i'l'1l'(:ll, 16'-)1’, |'x|>ectll1§.f .l-‘.lin0r, nxor Jacobi Montagu, armigeri, puentibn-i atynytiil lit-s~a1|1'|'1'ctiu|c. opliini:-a et fratri (.‘.'\|l'l!-iSllTlO, non boneficiis, ergo lit-at amplis I‘(JCL'l)l.l2i, sod anmris causa. II. M. P. l|i-|'(- llI'l'll lllll'll'll 1h(- Bmly ul' li'l1'.~'.. Anna James, Juxta etiamjacet Elizabetha, ux. seennda Guliehni “Jill; u|' Mr. “"iiliu|l| .i:|1|u-.~', {_'_(-Hl. a.I|I.l Mntller 1.0 Hedges, armigeri, qua: obiit B Aprilis, 17138. l“l'.‘-i. Lydian (inn-, \\"i|':- ull (.‘lli|l'lI'.*i (lure, ol' .~\hl1'ing'- tun, I-i.~.q. (lI'l'\'it.*~l'tl the '.31)|i| day of Deer-n1ho|', 1636, Anne--Ax. 3 swans necks eras. .-’\. over all a escnl. U. \'llilI';{I"Il. /lilnt. Sllil‘. 70. with 3 bulls 11c-zuls caboshed.

Alen here lye-.t.h the Bn:l_\_{ ui'.loiu1v, the Wile of “"111. on Fhlt Siuiie.-a in Aisle. l"|'|-|u:h, who lll!|Hll'll'.Ll tlllh illi: the Ttli tl:|y(1fP£'b. lle-re lieth the Body of Mary Combos, who died _\'uv, An" Dom. 1777, Agr-(l '76. the 15th, 1765, Aged 50 years. O 5 O mo .~:\='.ur-:x'rA1. 1x==c|z11='|-iotce

llirre lyeth the Body Oi Mary, lute 'Wil'c oi Daniel and Dorothy, his \‘i'il'n, who died May .’., 171%-5, Ageul Illolhorrow, who dcpartcd this life the 22d day of 79 years. Also of Mary Fitzhurhert, Hi.

l llr.-re lie the Bodies of Charles Gale, yeoman, and Near this Place lieth thc Body of the ll-ev. Wm. I-Ilizabeth his Wife. He dyed March B, 1702, Agcd Norris, M. A. Rector of this Pariah thirty-eight 84 ycars. And She, Jan. 22, 1672. years. He died Nov. 7, 1758, Agcd 70. Alec here lyeth the Body of Jefery Gale, Son of Arms-Quarterly, 1 B: 4 A. 2 8: 3 G. a fret. 0. u foam. uz. im. Charles and Elizabeth Gale, who dyed August the paling O. o cross, G.

'2ll, 1736, Aged 71. -a

S. Wall of Chancel. Beneath this Stone lyeth the Body of William French, Underneath lie the Remains oi‘ Lucy Wooalrofie, oi'thi.~s Parish, yeoman, who departed this life the Wife of the Rev. Mr. John Woodrofl'e, M. A. ltcctor ‘.'.3th of April, 1744, Agcd 70 years. of this Parish, Daughter of the Honm" Godfrey Also hcre lyeth the Body of Joan, yo Wife of Wil- Boatc, Esq. one ol‘ the Justices ol‘ his Ma_jc.~ity‘a liam French, who degiarted this life the 7th of Feb. Court of King’s Bench, in thc Kingdom of Ireland, 17:33, Aged 76 years. and Gary his Wife, daughter of Alexander Douton, Esq. of Hillsdcn, in the County ol‘ Bucks. She died March 11, 1776, Agcd 00. Hatchment. j Quarterly 1 fir 4.. ale. 8 swans necks A. S 8; 8 O. B bulls heads eras. S. impaling O. afmicom pass. S. on aohiel‘ az. 3 g. A. On Flat Stones. Herc lieth the Body of Christian, d:|.nghtr:r of Charles |-i-iii’ Galc, who dyed thc 31st of May, 16/11. la lhc chancel window is some painted glass, and also in the window of south aisle is partof three figures, and almvc them :3 dice, in etaincd glass. At the William, the Son of Nicholas Vvonliliiigtniii, Rector, north entrance is u Saxon moulding. was buried the lst ofduly, Anno ‘lli-1;], Anno aztutis auaa B. 11-n-1-1-2-q

a George Montagu, Esq. Lord of thc Manor. Martin Waddington, M‘°' of Arts. and Minister of The Rev. John Turner Rector. Aldcrington, was buried tho 23d oi‘Novi.-nnlmr, Anno 1642, anno mtatis sum Lil.

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llere lieth the Body of “’m. Hicron, Rector of this Church, who departed this lii'c thc 221] day ol' Dc- LUCKINGTON. cember, Anno Dom. 1676.

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Non. in (Thaucul :1;.Lainst North Wall. Ilere lieth the Body ol'Saral1, “Wile of Williiiiii .louo:,-, lllll.' lit-th the Body of .l)ionis—R'.1chel 'l3'itzl|erl1crt, who died March ti, "I793, /\i_»_-ml L17. Ann, 1_||¢_-i,- ~.lI1l_%':"lIll:'l‘ ol' Henry Fitzlierhcrt, Rector of this Place, daughter, died May ‘ll, l7l)l, Ag:-ll ll mouth-'. SI

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llic jucet cnrpus Jultt\11l|i.~l Ncwnmu, '|t.t:ct.or, qui Neill‘ llti.-i plt-t|10 resteth l.ll('1 Of J\.l'lil'FilZllI‘|'li|!l'l, uiortoui obiit (lC(Zill10 din: l"cb. I674, JEL Hllm U7. Daughter of Henry u.||d Dorothy Fitzllctbort, Rector ofthis Place, who departed this life the {Id of April, -.i--s." our -¢—x 1770, .~\;e.l 00. Tired with pain and weakness, she ‘wished this Mary Scott, the d-.iughtei' of Roger Scott of the Du- Iilesscal chuugo. vises, who departed this life the 20th day of A|u'il, [.-\rms as bel'ore.] 1719, art. 64. i

Near this Place lie the Remains of Mary, widow of Tn Memory of John Newman, who died the '2‘2d of John Tyndall, Esq. of Bathford, Somcrsetshiri», Ool. 17-16, Aged 77 years- Daughter of John 'l"it.zherbBrt,' Eeq, and Auu his W'il'o, who died June 4, 1736, Agotl'U3. i Also of Frances Fitzhcrbert, ilaughtor of lloury Fitz- Weat End of Nave. L bert, Rector of this Place, and Dorothy his Wife, who died Jan. 30, -1771, Aged 69. Near this Monument are deposited the Remains of John Ilarford, Son of Mr. Charles Harfvrdi of Beth. She sufferer] a long illness with ,great resignation aud Elizabeth his "Wife, who died the 23¢! day of and fortitude. [Arms as before] June, 1769, Aged 1B years. Near this Place is interred the Remains of Katherine u-iii Pitzherbert, widow of Eownes Fitzherbert, Esq. wlw On Flat Stones. ileliarted this life tho 23d of March, 1798, Aged ﬁll yours. _ Ann the'D_a_lt hterfof John I_~‘it.zherbert, _Eaquire, and of Ann his “Eil%,‘i'i'ti.s‘ biirieid Noliri 1.685. 'Kti'tho- Arms—Bendy of 5 A. ti: S. a canton G. charged with a bend 0. rine, wife of Hum.*I'-'itz‘liiai-'heri5i‘}"‘.'Q|ir'(§. ‘ilyiid 10 Aug.

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ii-i-.1 On Flat Stones In Nave. I Beneath this Stone lyeth the__ Body of Katherine Here resteth the Body of Ann, the Wife of John Dorothy, Jones, apinster, one ofthe daughters of John I Fiizherbert, Esq. who was burlecl April t.he 2, 10132. Jones, late of this Parish, and Elizab'ctl|' his “Fife, P Also Humphrey Fitzliorbert, Esq. her son, who iliod who departed this life the lilth duyof March, 180-'3, July the'26th, 1727,‘ALged 76 years. Aged 416 years. p iIII—Ii—|-j

iii Here resteth the mortal part of Joseph ,1-Iolborrow, of In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of John Jones (and this Parish, w_ho dr.-partml this life the aorh day of Neine of the Miss Fitzhorlmrts) who tlii-rl Pei». -I, Nov. 1741,_a_gqgl_'_I1. 1786, Agcd 63. Also of Johu JOIIBB, husband of i the ahnve-named Elizabeth, whn departed this life the I-Tore also reat.eth-the Body of Malthwﬂie -Wife of the ‘1‘7tl1 day of December, 1795, Aged ‘I6 years. above Joseph' H‘olHorrow,' whti1lsparted'tliis'Iife ll'|t.' ﬂtlth day of December, A. D. 1746, in the 76th your of hcr age. i llere lieth the Body of Fownes Fitzherbert Huntley, Esq. who died July 26, 1774, Aged 49 years. t llore lyeth the Body of Fownes Fitzherbert, Esq. Also Mary his “’ife died Dee. 13, 1775, Aged Sou of llumphry Fitzherbert, Esq. hy Katliariuc, his Wife, who departed this life the 21st. of February, 30 years. t 1756, Aged (J2.

\ Here also lyeth the Body of Humphry Fil1l'|el‘lJe|'t, On Iilunuruents in S. aisle. J Esq. Sou of Hurnphry Fitzherbcrt, Esq. hy Katlurrino I his Wife, who departed this life tho '.'.t!tl| of April, To the Memory of Dorothy Fitzhcrbcrt, daughter of F 1760, Aged 71 years. Henry Fitzherbert, Rector of this Place, by Dorothy, \

his “Fife, who died Disc. "I0, 1780, Aged 80. ‘ From her charity, pain, arul great aultering hurt», she is doubtless reoeivod wiili tht: h|.~:rveuly blossteil. llore lyeth the Body of John Fitzherhert, E.-tquiro, Arma—G. 3 li. ramp. 0. who departed this life, March ye :20, 1tt."J2. 5 2

5-2 MONUMENT‘.-iL I N'Ei-CRl.l"l"'lO1\'.~4 Ne-ur this marble rest tin-. ilciiiaiiis of llnirit-I. llnrd- Jientfrtttious’. wick, daughter of thc ltcv. Jauios llardwii:k, l..L.l). Rector of this Parisli, and of Betty his Wile, whu dcparted this lilo the 6th day of January, ]'i'£Jtt, in thc: Huinpliry Fitzlicrbcrt, Esq. new pewcd this Church, y Twelfth year of hcr ng-0. and ci't'ct.c.rl tho Pulpit and Reading Desk at. his own . See. from thc carth thc lrugruut. lily risi-, .'l-lxpi-1r~=t', in thc your of our Lurd 1759. Ilc also \ lt springs, it ﬂourishes, it. l'u.dt::-4, it. dius ', _-_-arc at silver Chalice, for thc Holy Communion. Mrs. So this fair ﬂower scarce lilossonftl for it day, (‘:|tl|o1ii|o Fitzlicrliert, his \Vidow, left Twenty-live I Sweet was the bloom, and speedy thc llutlty. Pounds to the Reverend Mr. “’oodrol'l'c, in trust, thc James Hardwick, Brothcr t.o thc above-iutrncd l lur- lutcrcst to ho distributed by him annually to the Poor rict, died Dccciuher 31, 1790, Ag-ml ti yours and 7 of this 'I’:trisl1, and after his time by thc thcn Minister months, and is intorrcd in thc Chancel ul'Cl1i|iping '.'|ud Churcliwurdens. She gave also a Bible and Sodbury Church. Coumiou Prayer Book to this Church in thc year of ..._,i- Lord 1.770. i, There rest, sweet child, and wait. thc Almighty's will, Then rise uucllangcd, and bc an augul still. Arnis--Argent, rt saltirc, or, on a chief, urgent, three mullets, azure. Tho Rev. John Turncr present Rector, and Lord of the Manor.

Register commcnccd 1573. ~ South Wall. Sacrcd to the Memory ol' Maria 'l‘rotman Dyer, cl- Mrs. Brook and Mr. Jones, Lord of thc Manor. dcst daughter of Robert Dyer, M.D. of Bristol, and in the 'Window of thc Chancel is some painted glass. Niece of thc Rcv. R. T. Coates, Roctor of this Parish, who died 19th January, 1616, Aged 2'7 years.

Il'cr amiable manners, gentle temper, and chaste mind, with her virtuous application of rnro talents, hcr ﬁlial lovc, bcncvolcncc, piety, and faith, nircocded SOI-‘WORTH. \ the mood of praise, and smoothed her path from earth to heaven, from blessing to bc blcst. Sacred also to her hclovcd Brother, Samuel Dyer, Ou Monuments against North Wall. Aged 16 years, lost in tho Batman, which, with In a Vault underneath this Monument are deposited three other Indiamen, perished oﬁ' tho Mauritius, t.hc Remains of Daniel Ludlow, M. D. a man no less 14th ot'March, ltititi.

distinguished for his medical skill than for his intcllcc- u 1 tual eudowrnents. Anxious for a rational retirement, he had scarcely hegnn to cnjoy a repose from the la- _ On Fint Stones in Body, bours of his Profession, when it pleased thc Almighty Ilorc lycth the Body ofThomas Banning, Ttcctor of suddenly to call him from this sublunury state to his this Church, and of Catharine his Willi. Ilo tlit-d on cteruul rest, in the prinic of life which had been spent September the 29th, An" Dﬁi 1680, and Slit.» i_li._-.1 on in the Rolicf of suffering humanity. Ho died univer- January the 30th, An“ Diii 1602. sally lamcntcd, the 12th day of October, 1802, Aged 45 ycars. u_-1-ii A1-ms—Gules, on a fess, or, three cross patonce, sable, between I-Iicjaoet corpus ...... Watcr1nan,1n|.pvr . . . . thrcc mullcts, azure, a martlot for diﬂerence. I Ecclesia: Rcctoris, ]\’lt-d . . . Pf()f(l5HllTlH . .tibus ct Pliysicis et sacri . . . ncrc vcrbi .“-Facrcd to the Memory of Betty, the Wife of the Rev. Manimis medicus corporibusqnc fuit,

J auics Hardwick, LL.D. Rector of this Parish, and . . ustamcn cffocit saori . . . nlodiciua sulutis I 'Du.ugl1ter of the Rev. Robcrt Coates, latc Rector of . . . ius obit 3.I'lil'l'lFE vita. l.it.th~ Sodbury, in the County of Gloucester, who died I pcrennis erit, obiit xii ivuii, anno sulutis 1657, on thc 26th day of January, 1808, Aged 45 years. Agt.-tl .37. .i:la\-ing borne a severe and lingering illness with . _u'rr-ail. tirnmnss and Chrristian resignation, hcr mild and uuii-.1 hh-. tenipcr, and her affectionate attachment to hcr Here lieth the Body of thc Rev. John Iilolhcslinm, l'lu"~+band and Relations, have rendered her loss to A.M. Rector of this Parish, who died 12th March, them peculiarly aﬁlicting. i 1742, Agcd 4'7. in $3

In c5 W£lrs.——G-HEAT SI-I ER-S'1‘ON'. ea fiiso the Body of Leviua, his “rife, second daughter Esq. sou u.ud heir 01' Sir Tlioiuas Estcourt, l~Lnight,. oi" Juhu Burgh, Esq. late of Troy, in the county of Lord of this Manor, by Dame Mary his Wile, who Moiiiiioiitli. E-ilie died 22d of November, 1753, was born about the year 1680, and departed this lilo .\ ;_';utl -"32. Also the Body of Lydia, their daughter, in the month of November, 1704. Also of Elizabeth who died the 1 ltll of February, 1741, Aged 9 weeks. their youngest daughter, the sister and heir."-as of Thomas Estcollrt, Esq. who was horn in }'el)ruary, 1688, was married to Richard Cresswoll, of 'liiiil;_re, in Stalfordshire, Esq. and departed this lii'" in l-I-li. [ll"l'(l lyetli the Body of Thomas, the ﬁfth Son of Williziiii lie.‘-__-;os, gent. and of Elizabeth his Wil'c, 1717. Also of Thomas Estcourt Cresswell, Esq. son of the said Richard and Elizabeth Cresswcll, Lord oi wllu l_lll'll an infant, and was buried Feb. 13, Anno this Manor, who was born in July, 1712, and departed Illmll. IUU4. this life the 14th day of November, 1788. Arms-—Quarter1y, 1 and 4, gnles, three plates elimgt-rl wilh as many squirrels, g-ules, 2 and 3, per fess, indented. gilles and ll:-re lieth the Bodies of James and Samuel, the third erm. in <-hief, three estoiles, or, over all an escutcheon, per li.".-as, imbnttled, argent and sable, three cross patee, eouiitei-elu|n;:u:.|. :||ul |iiul'l.ll .~ai.i|:~i (I'll hvlllirtlll Il

IUQO E-ii, 'Nlu.i'y, their i'ourth daughter, died 1680. Sacred to the Memory of Williain Jenkins, Esq. who departed this life April 22, 1803, Aged 53 years. This Monument was Ereeted as a tribute of aﬂ'ee- On Monuments in Nave. tion by his Sister. To the Memory of John Comely, gent. late of this

Parish, who departed this life the 16th day of August, E-I 1006, in the oath year of his age. Also of Mary his Wile, who exchanged this mortallife for a better the S. Wall. 2-1|.l| day of May, 1797, Aged 63 years, and was in- To the Memory of Ann, late Wife of \Villiam Hodges, turred at Withingtun, in the County of Gloucester. of this Parish, Esq. and daughter of Edward Targeaunt, And of Tliomas, Mary, and Robert, their children, of Ilartsburne, in tho county of Gloucester, gent. who who died in their infancy. departed this life (in child-bearing) June the 23, 1076. And to the Memory of Mary, the Relict ol' Thomas Hodges, of Shipton Moygne, in the County of Glen- l'o the Memory of Mr, John Harris, who departed cester, Esq. daughter of Sir 'William Cooke, oi this lil'e the ‘lilth day of May, 1803, Aged 78 years. Higlmliam, in the said County, Knight, and mother ot the said Wlilliam Hodges, who departed this life the 28th day of October, 1676. Here lies the Body of Alice Gore, ‘Wife of Thomas Gore, gelil. Lord ol'Sopworth, who while . . . . The sayd \'l’illiam Hodges, out of his g1'eatalTec- ...... Feb. 6, 1663. tiou to his dcare Wife, and duty to his pious Mother, hath erected this Monument. Arms--Azure, a chevron, argent, charged with a crescent, gulcs, between three crcscents, urgent, impalin-,5 nrgenl, a cher- lir-1 Ester commcneerl 1697. ron between lhrce dolphins, embowed, sable. Crest-The sun in full glory, or, issuing out of n crescent, argcnt. Duke -Jl' Juaufort. Lord ol' the Manor.

1- + I-I. 5. E. Richardus Weeksy, A. M. hujus Ecclesin: Vieariu.-=, Istius, dc Easton Grey Rector, G {ll-‘.AT SHERSTON. Sebola: etiam privitzc scd in 1ua§_;"uu. Existimatione habita: moderator, Qui omnibus hujus vitae przccipue, Clcriei Marti, patris et Mum. in Cllalicel against North Wall. Ludi magistri maneribus, ﬁdeliter, ']'l|i5 llflonilnielit was '|§l‘P(!l.B(l by the E)i€tCl1l’.TlI Of Pelieiter, et summa cum laudc 'l‘luunns l".:-iteonrt ('r:'.sswcll, Esq. who, by his Will, Per multos annos fuuetus, fato cc»-sit '.li|*-uturl ll1‘.' suum-, in Tflenim-y ol' 'l'ho1nas Esteourt, Die 3” Junii, Anno Domini 1733, _-lltatis 77. P $4 -. 1\1oi"\'tr.\tn.\".'1‘.\t. ixscntvrtoxs

I-Itjuxta cum coiulitre. sunt, ~ Hie jacet corpus Il'estct'a*, Vi-Iv Alicia, uxor, pietttte, prurleutia, i Pia: et Charis-simm uxoris El; i||d||31',|-in, indefesflfl insignis, JOI'l'-!l'I'li2l'.! Blllif, llltjllfl .E0l3lL'Si2I', Tali viro omino digna, l Cum Capella de Alrlrington aniiexn, Viltntii, Qua: obiit die sexto Augusti, Anno Domini 1733, Qua: pennaguos Hitatis 72. Dolores pationtia ndmodum Et Maria, filia natu quarto, uxor Gulielmi Skinner A. M. Christiana rliu passe iis rnorte devictis, Et Eeelesitnxle Didmarton llectoris, Die miscrieordin. requiem, obtinnit Fremina parentibus nen quara dcgener, i Vicesimo aexto die Aprilis, Anno Dona. 1740, 1Et. -'32. lltpote, non minus virtuturn splendore, -1 Quaint l'uruia egregiis, ct ingenio prazcellenli ileeornta, I'Icre lyeth the Body of Richard Weeksy, Vicar of Qua: dco-essit Julii die 17, Anno Domini 1732, this Parish, and of Alicc his Wife, with four of their i Etatis 37. Children, who died in their infancy. Also, lterc lyctlt the Body of Mrs. Alice Trimnell, Relict of the llcv. Q--iii Charles Triinnell, and Daughter of the Rev. Richard On Flat Stones. ‘Wceksy. Site died Feb. 21, 1709, Agcd 70. llcre lycih the Body of Sir ']'homn.s Esteonrt, Kt. in wlio |lt~|irl.l'lr\tl this life. at his house in Bath, on tltc 10th day of June, in the year of our Lord God 1702, On Monuments in berth Traneept. Agetl 59. l In Memory of Robert Weeksy, gent. fourth and last Arms-'-Emlno, on a chief, three eatolles. 4 surviving son of_ Richard \Veeksy, M. A. sometime Vicar oi‘ this Parish, who, after a well-spent life oi‘ F seventy-three years. died August 23, 1762. Also oi‘ l liis affectionate Sister, Mrs. Jane Weeksy, who, to Herc lyeth the Body of Beats Estcourt, of this Parish, J thc regret of all that knew her, departed this life sp'instcr, (daughter of John Fstcourt, of Cranham, in May 1, 1761, Aged 00. thc county of Gloucester, gent.) who departed this i Arms—0n a tease, gules, three ciuquefolln, urgent. life November tltc 11th, Annoq. Dom. 173.5, Aged Ii-E 55 years. Arms-Au before. In Memory of Mary, the ‘Wife of Robert llo|l)0rOw, who ileparteil this life the 29th day of Septernbcr, iii 1800, Aged 70 years. Also llobcrt Holborow afore- llere lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife of William said, who departed this life December, U, 1816, A gerl 1"-iliirtner, Rector of Didmarton, who departed this ‘P 83 years. life July ye 17*-ll; -Al? Dori: 1762, Aged 3'7. ii--xii Arms-Sable, a chevron or, between thus 5-rlfiins' heads On an Altar Tomb. eras-ed, urgent tmpallug, on a fess, gules, 3 ciuquofolls at-gent. IT:-ire Resteth the Body of Elizabeth, the Duugliter of

iii? liohcrt Davis, who delmrtod this life the 14th day of August Anno Doﬁi'1(i70, in thc 20th year ofher age. Herc lyeth the Body ofJelian, the Wife of Nathaniel Ilcre lieth also thc Body of Robert. Davis, the Father “'ntts, yeoman, who departed this life the 15th day of the said Elizabeth, who died on July the lilth, of Junuttry, An” Doiii 1670, Etatis sure 05. Also Anno Domini 1000, Jlitatis sna: 60. here lies interred the Body of Mary Brnyne, spinstcr, i

who tlvpnrterl this life the 10ll| 0f$eptcmlJeI‘,’ 1746, | .'\gt'tl 7| years. (in I-"litl S2o'_'e-‘. Horn lyeth the Body ofGiles James, gent. late whilst ltec livcrl of Sltcrstunc Pinelcttey, in tlte County of 'Wilts. who ﬁrst tookc to \Vife Anne, thc Daughter llcrc lics thc Body of W'illtam Fiﬁeld, Clerk, late of .lrlilwnr

.._.-|-_;i.-_- by whmne he had issue three cltildrcn, (namr-lye) Woodelnud his Sonne, and Mary his Daughter, both Here lies interred the Body of the Reverend Mr. Je- deceased, lyinge necrc this 1-ilaceburyed. Tlee du- remiah lintt, Vicar of this Parish, witll Aldringtoit parted this life thc 7th day ol' Feb. Au” Dori: 1639, annexed. who departed this life September 23, A, D, Armor]. Ilitatis Rllﬂit 56. mu, Jitat. on. Mo-ri mihi lucium. SS

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F illi‘ l_',".-l.l| illi iiiuly Ill. R0bOl'l \'V(!Ul£:-iy, Wllil Stu: piously the sacred Sabbath s|u-ut. iii-l|;||'l1'1l l-ill‘. 21%| Ill. :\llj;'lliil., l762, Aglfltl 7:]. Our puhlick W0l'Slli|'l did with zeal ii'ui||.|(-nit; 4 And at the solemn sacramental feast, Was constantly a reverent guest. Why may not the glorious choir £|.lJ0\‘e now sing-. l'u|li-r' lhis Slnlli: lies lllt! Bmly Of .'[‘idW3.rd Ililll, Of i Their grateful anthems to the Eternal Kin-,;'. lhis l'urish, who llL'lli|l'l.('tl this lift: thc 23¢] of Feb. i And welcome one more soul to joyful l't:r~.-I, liisl, A-_»-ml 73. Also llio Body of William-Joseph i In lofty regions ofthe ever blest? liiril, .-um of William and |'iliZfl.ll(:l.l‘l Bird, of the City of |,ll!lllnll, who lll'|lill'l.L'Ll this life the 23d of March, i [Over the above is a figure knceiin-9.] ITI’ I "Kl-=n the Body of Deborah Hall, W'ifc of the above lirlwziril llall, whu dr.~parted this life the 14th of Ja- i On 1-‘lat Stones in S. Aislr. uuiiry, 17ti7, AQ'('(l 73 ye:||'s. I|| a Vault iimlerncatll this Stone lieth the Rt.-u1:uu.~ ul i Samuel Witlicrs, lute of Midway, in the (‘minty ul “Wits, Esq. lu him the truly affuctioiiate Iiu-hmul i and fond father were firmly united. Ho dc--p'.1rtu

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Here lieth 1-Eleanor, thi: Will‘ of “'illi.m1 Filii-lil, (In I-‘lat Htoiaes in N. Aisle. Clerk, Vicar of this Parish, who died lllv 2H:h of UL- Herc lieth the Body of lsaae Muuuiugs, wh' died ceruber, 1752, Aged 33 years. April the 2U, 1802, Aged 68 years. /\l.-'n of MitI'y his wife, Wl10 died January 9, Ill-O7, Aged 74 years. I-'[r."e lies Edith, the daughter of \Villiam Fiﬁelil, Clerk, Vicar of this Parish, who died the 1-‘Jill day ul 'l-1.-bruary, 1753, Aged 14 years. llt'l'l! lll'il| tiu: Body of .|-Ilizahcth, the Wili.- of liolwrl. ll:uuhicl_u,:~, whu died M:1l'(:ll the 28th, 1777, joini- A I_'_'i'|l I30 yi':ll's. lleru lieth interred the Body ufGi1+'-~= .l‘lllt.'lli7l'1.'sl, ot \ I - this Parish, who tlupartﬂd this life the 12th rlay nl January, 1735, A_|.:(ul til years. Also l|ur~.- lir-ah th-.. Ur. luuuuiunls in aisle. lloily of Hester llitcliiiigs, sunnllil \l'i|'|.- iii‘ (I|llt'~'- ll:-re: li('.l.lI the iioily of Dorothy .l:1nu:s, who died 'Hiteliin|_;-s, who deliarteil this lili: the '.!II'li "F April January 1.!:|.- tith, lllU'_!, Ageil 75 yours. 1767, iigerl 68 yours.

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Nvur this |1lilCl'. lyeth the liody of Thomas Davis, who Herc lieth interred the Body of Samuel B_\_-am, of iliud Julie the '21], 1725, Agetl (I9. lVilsley, who departed this life the U0th ul'.l:1uuary, 17-I4, Aged 54. Also here lieth the Body of Samuel, Son of Samuel liu the lVl¢-iuory of Joyce ]|ll.Cltlll_',1'-‘5, the Wife of Giles and Mary Byam, who died May the lith, 1730, Aged lliI.('.hil|:_{s, \1.'llu iliutl in lailulnll ."'~i:|Jl,u|||l,)(,-1' 20, 1715, 15. Also here lieth the Body of ltlr. Jonrnhriu r'|','l;i,l, (ill, Bynm, late of lvilsley, another $ou of lllv -ui-I Win-u liitt: uut. ull' hur slender thread of life, Samuel and Mary Byam, who died Due. 2:3, I780, Aged 64 years. A ||iuuruiu'-_-_' liuslmml lust :| loving wife; 1*

(.'liihl|'i-||, |i_\- duly uml ulli-.ctiu|1 led, mi-1-__-_i_. l)e|ilu|"d their kind and te|'.'.ler1u:1the|' (l(.'Il.ll, 'l'u ||u.lh uI' \.ii't|u.- lhmu slit‘ gently drew Here lieth interred the Body of Mary the wife 0| By nu-l'ull |n'1.'i-1-|1l.~a,:Ll1il t'Xilllllll\'-I tno. Sumuul llyaui of \Vil.-wy, who departed illi. 1,1‘, [|,L_ .\.s ti-nu: vacuu un iiu" siiiuit. night. repose, 22d of November, 'l7-lli, A gutl -"'17 _\-ears. '\l'i!l| Ii-|"\'i-|1l ;:r:i_'.'\-r the L'\'l".lllll]_{ she would close; Also here lieth the Body of Ann Byam. \l'iii~ of .\n-l “In-u —--iii ~*~-.-Ii lit-A i'|'ulii |'ul'i'i.-sl|iug_;' eyes, Jonatliam llyaiu, of Wilsley, who rleparh.-rl. this lit"..- ll--\|.li--u \-- -- I;-: .'lI'.:|'|lllif_'_' .~';|('i'lli(‘i,- ,' January |.llL' ‘Id, I735, f\g(.'1l 7()_\'e'¢1|';_~_ J 56

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|1:|il|-lltlttlll lills 1-'-tmin is ilr-posited the Remains of \Villiun1'l-'urry, _l__"t-.I1l..W[1Sl)l1I'il?tl A ii,-"_~|is1 ii, A. D. 1611-1. Ann liynni, of Wilslcy, in this Parish, “life of Wil- The Eiist end of his grave is under lhis iiicrilition. [];|_||1 By|3_||1, who departed this life April 15, 130], ill Mrs. Abigail, his \Vifc, was bnrierl on April 2., A. D. the 46th year of hi-‘er age. 1685. Her grave is al. the west end of his. Also, underneath this Stone is deposited thc Remains Mrs. Abigail their Daughter and sole ]£xt't!|1i.|'ix named of William Byani, of Wilsley, in this Parish. He in both their last Wills and 'l'est.a|ni-uts, unu.sed this ileliarted this life April the ‘dd, 1011, Agcd 56 years. Monument to he erected. b'hc died on (l(:l.olJur llith, A. D. 1724, and is interred on the north side of hcr Father. In the north side of the Nave are four semi-arches, ’ with a moulding ornamented in the Saxon style; also On Flat Stones. an arch in thc Nave on the south side, and in the Hcre lyeth Mr. Thomas Ilarris, Ht.‘l.'0l1ll Sort of the north Transept and Chancel is a lancette arch. Rev. Mr. John Ilurris, late ]lnt:t|i1' nl' this 'Parisl|, i and Brother of thc present Rector, who llt'llI.l.l'l.t.'tl this Agaiiist the south side of this Church is a statue life August the 6th, 1742, in thc tltlth year of his carved in stone, holding in his left hand ntilc to rc- J agc. ceivc his bowels. It is conjectured to represent all l ancient warrior, called Rattle Bones, wounded in coiuliat, but who afterwards became the vanquishcr. i Underneath is interred John Harris, Son of the lit-v. John Harris, Rector of this Parish, and Jane his VVife, who was horn the 'ldt.h dny of l-1.-li. 17-11, nnd died the 14th day of May following, Register commenced 1653. Z

The Rev. John Turncr Vicar. i On a Monument In Body. Ncnr this Place lyeth the Bodies of Arthur Ailye, ond l"'..-lizourl Crcsswell, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Mary his “’ife. lie died Feb. 12, 1(il|'.!, l'll'lll She Oct. 30, 1673. F l-‘nil of all loves, and free from discorils here, i Lived and dyed this cver liumiy llllifl Though Death in her lirsl. ﬁxed his crin-ll ilnri, That lltlt their Bodycs, not their Souls ronlrl llurt: l’.S'l'ON GREY. I-‘or, like a turtle, he-iiig left nloun, He never ccas'd to sigh, or ow-r in-n..s'il l.u moan, The loss of his dear consort. ch-ud nnd gmw, Till rleath ut Inst led hiln the fatnll way On Mornnnents against North ‘Wall. ]"ron| inortull slladlrs to (everlasting day, i mi,-'.'|1eatl| are interred the Mortal Remains of Mrs. \Vhcre, lnixinge so|1l.~I, they now in In-nee rt-n1'.ii||, .i'.i|:t- llarris, wifc of thc Rev. Mr. John Harris, M. A. i Fraught full ofjoys without nlaiys of liuin. ll:-vtnr of this Church. She was the eldest daughter i of William Parry, of this Parish, gent. and Jane his \'l'ii'r.-, and departed this life the 27th day of August, Agiilisl Nliflll “':|l| of Nut |:. "I762, in the 5 lth year of her age. Also of the above- M. S. saiil Rev. Mr. John Harris. He was eldest son of a Subtn-s_jacet, uisi quod sup:-ra est, .l-Iliz. Parry, Iihn llI'BL1l‘l.llll|I Rector, and died December 14, 1767, priniogenita, 'l'l|0ina1 Tlodgcs, Ariiiigmi, (iv i'll|llll.ll|l .-\|;'t'-tl H5. Moignc, in coiﬁ (ilou. nee non pia noujnx (inlichni Parry, Gent. do E. (lrny, alum cum 23 annis vi\

On I-'1 at Brass Plates in Nate. Here lieth the Body of.lmie, thc Daughter ol' William ‘ iaicnctactinns nncl Elizailurtli Parry, who departed this life the 10th day of August, 1688. TO THE POOR OF EASTON GREY.

M. S. Joliamiis Parry, Gnlielino Parry, generoso, ex Eliza- JOI1N ADYB, late of this Parish, gent. gave Eight hethu, 1-jus uxore, ﬁli, qui obiit ll Cal. .lunii,A.D. Shillings annually, to be disposed of in Bread to the 1698, ]Etatis 15. Poor of this Parish. The Cottages and Lands in the Parish of Sherston Pilikeney, at this time the ptop-erty Gigi, of Samuel Webb, Esq. of Henbury, in the County of Tlcrc lyeth Michael, the Son of Willianl and Ann Gloucester, are charged with this Charity. “liddrington, who was born the twenty-ninth day of h’-qitemlier, Anno Domini 1750, and died the tenth tiny of October following. Jonu DAY, Esq. late of Nailsworth, in the County ofGloucester, bequeathed one Pound Twelve Shillings annually, to the Poor of this Parish, the Globe Lands nnd Tithes in the Parish of Sherston Pinlteney arc in llu: Window of the Chancel is a little painted glass. charged with this Charity. l

Mrs. ELIZABETH Honons, late of Shipton Moignc, The Rev. John Herman Hawes Rector. 1 in the County of Gloucester, by her last Will, bequeathed Two Pounds annually for the Augmentation Register commenced 1654? i of a Charity School in this Parish.

Isaac BENNETT 'I‘lmnias Smith, Esq, Lord of the Manor. l M1-'-fdl‘-‘Z4. 1314- ’ lawMl T

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In the Vault-r'ng, over PAUL Ms.'rtIUI-‘.N’s Mmru-ment, are Thirty-_fo-ur .‘>'hit:M.s' of /lrms;

of lst. Quarterly, first and fourth tururc, second and third or, a buck tripping, ¢U|m|¢_-|-;;I;|1||Ht-[I 2d. Argent, on a bend cottized, gules, three bezants. Azure, a chevron, argent, between three dolphins emlmwctl, argent, a chief, or. 4th. Quarterly, first and fourth or, second and third sable, over all a bend, urgent. 5th. Gules, three fleur.rlc-lis, urgent. 6th. Argent, three tiger’s heads erased, proper. 7th. Argent,a chevron, engralled, gules. Bth. Argent, two ehevrons, azure. 9th. Argent, two bars, engr-piled azure, between nine ntartlets, gules. 10th. Ermin'e,'three_ chew.-ronells, gules. llth. Ermine, n bend, gules. lath. Argent, It fess, gules, between six annulets, guies. lflth. Or, on a bend, gules, 3 mullets, at-gent. 14th. Argent, on a saltire eng-railed, azure, nine annulete, or. 'lI§th. 'Aii:u'r’e, iii cross engrailed, argent, between four fleur-de-lls, or. llith. Ermine, on a bend, sable, two hands proper, holding a horse-shoe, or. |,.r};|-l.i|I"'e§l'-'U'|I~.‘r|;:,t-1::-rl-'UlGt1lo'-" 17th.. Argent, on an escuteheon, azure, an eagle displayed, argent,

Q-um'tcrz'ngs in one Shield.

1. A rgcnt, three tigers’ heads, erased, proper. 2. Argent, two bars engrailed, azure, between nlne lnartlets, gules. 3. Ermine, three cherronells, gules. 4. Azure, a chevron between three dolphins, emhowed, argont, a chief, or. 5. Argent, a fess gules, between three martlets volant, sable. 0. Sable, three jugs, argcnt. 7. Argent. a fess gules, between sis snnulets, or. 3- . . . . 9. Barry of six, argent and azure, tl label, gules, for difference. 10. Argent, a fess between six fleur-de-lis, gnles. ‘ll. Azure, a cross, flory, or, between four estoiles of the second. 12. Quarterly, first and fourth sable, second and third, or, over all a bend, argent. S9

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The following Inscriptions are talumfrom the Churchyard: ofthis Hundred.

H I G H WORTH. To the Memory of Joseph Powney, who died 28th May, 1792, Aged 38 years. Also Elizabeth, Wife of Joseph Powney, who died On ﬂat tombs in the north side. 30?-h of M31’: 1793» Aged 46 Y9‘-'5' In Memory of Francis Reason, who died April 28, T° thc Memory °f Annnwlfe °f J°9°Ph P°w"°Y.Wh° -170;,’ "Aged 32 y,,,,,B_ died 13th Sept. 1709, Aged 73 years.

Also Hannah, the Wife of Francis Reason, who died -xix-r_n-1' March leth "1703, Aged 77 years. Henry Jones died Sept. 10, 1717, Aged 48. Mary Jones died Nov. ye 6th, 1746, Aged 70. In Memory of Mary, daughter of Francis and Han- nah lleason, who died April 22, 1702, Aged 23 years. On Flat Stones. In Memory of Ann, daughter of Richard and Eliza- In Memory of John Reason, who died August 23, 1603, beth Humphrys, who died December 23, 1769, Aged Aged 63 years. 3 years and 6 months.

Like to a dream my days are gone, Ki And I must rest under this tomb, 'l‘ill from abovc a voice shall say, In Memory of Susanna the Wife of Stephen 'B-aldl-I, who died Dec. the 20th, 1764, Aged M. Arise, ye tlead, and come away : 'l'hen do I hope, at Christ’s right hand, Amongst God’:-i blessed saints to stand. In Memory of Stephen, son of Stephen and Susanna Randccl, died August ye 20, 1740, Aged 1 year and Head Stones. Gmonths. Also Susanna their daughter died Oct. To thc Memory of William Morse, who died Dec. 22 ye 30, 1747, Aged 1 year. 1000, in the 31st year of his age. I in this world with pain was so opprest, 'i That I by day and night could take no rest; On Flat Tombs. Physicians came, but all their works was vain, I In Memory of John Gorton, who died Nov. 17, 1747, Till Christ, thc great Physician, eas’d my pain. H 1Etatis 63. Also Sarah, his Wife, died Sept. 20th, l 1765, ZEtatis '77. Harry their Son died July 25, 1777. l Rachel! Angeli, the Wife of Henry Angel], who died In Memory of Ann, tlaugliter of William and Eliza- September 9, 1793, Aged 77 years hcth Hughes, who died May the 1:-it, 1798, Aged 16 years. Also William and Jane, who died in their inhtney. I Jane, the Wife of William Chamberlen, daughter of I Samuel and Jane Wing, died January 29th, 1771, Aged 4'7. Also Jane their daughter, and only child, 'l‘o the Memory of Elizabeth, the Wife of Willialn l died April 30th, 1769, Aged 6 years 3 months and 1'] tlglles, whu departed this life the 20th Of Sept. I301, 10 days. Aged 43 years. l iii-ii

1 Here lyeth the Body of Jane, the Wife of Samuel In Memory of William, Son of Thomas and Margaret Wing, who departed this life, April 2d, 1758, Aged Hughes, who died Oct. 19, 1303, Aged 31 years. 62 years. 60

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In Memory of Mztry the “’ifo of Tlimnas Mill, of Here lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, the Wife of John i1"~hi..enlmi11, in the eounty of Berks. youngest Smith, who died February 9th, 1750, Aged 44. daughter of Samuel and Jane Wing of this Place. Here also lyeth John Smith, her husband, who died She departed this lil'e the 5th of July, 1762, Aged 27 July 18th, 1702, Aged 61. year.-5. And also Dehorah, their daughter, the Wil'te of Tho- mas Saunders, who died August 1, 100-‘), Aged 58 years. " llcatl Stones. Ann, ll1eVl'il'o. of John hvnotlhridgn, died Feb. yﬁ 4th, 1722, Aged (I1 years. I-Iere rest the Remains of John Smith of Sevenhamp- ton, in this Parish, who died the 3d of April, 1795, -Z11-111-1 Aged 55. In Memory of William Stevens. He died Mareh the Dear Jesus, Saviour of mankind ! !1r.h,'l7-13, Aged 75 years. Also Richard his Son, The Saviour be of me and mine. who died March 1st, 1795, Aged 82 years. Mortals, how few among your race Have given this thought its weight, 1 That on this slender moment hangs In Memory of Joane, the Wife of William Stevens. Your everlasting state. She died May the 19th, 1770, Aged 60 years.

p-{M-q I Here lyeth ye Body of Edward Barnet, yl? Husband In Memory of Jane the Wife of John Smith, of Seven- of Ann Barnet, who was buried August ye 26, A. D. hampton, who departed this life Juns 20, 1614, Aged 72 years. Elizabeth, daughter of John and Juno 1696. Smith, of Sevenhampton, who died the 14th of January 1766, in her infancy. And of John, their Son, who In Memory of Elizabeth Warman, who died March died Jan. 26, 1769, Aged 2 years and 3 months. And 31st, 1751, Aged 69. Also Thomas, her Son, who also of Elizabeth, their daughter, who died Feb. 4, died September 19, 1762, Aged 30 years. 1769, Aged 3 years and 9 months.

Ilere lyeth the Body of William Tiehime, who dyed John Smith died May yﬁ 1-ith, 1720, Aged 42. May yv 9 day, 1604. Also Jane, yB Wife of John Smith, who died Jan. ye 1Bth, 1743, Aged 73 years. Z-I—i-IZ-in

ii--in-Q Jane Prinee died March 13, 1794. To the Memory of Michael Smith, w,ho departed this life the 12th of December, 1807, Aged 04 years. In Memory of Deborah, Wifr: of John Embling, who Remember me, my ehildren dear, died October 2d, 1770, Aged 61 years. Though I am dead and gone, Out of my pain and misery I Whieh I have undergone. In Memory of George Kates, and Elizabeth his Wife. I was afflicted with much pain, He died 13 . . . . 1797. Aged 61) years. She died ’Twas more than I eould bear, October 15, 1807, Aged 86 years. Also Maria But the Almighty work’d his will, Rates, their daughter, died April Bth, 1790, Aged And took me to his eare. 3-1. years. xlutjit-|

Head Stones. On Flat Tombs. In Memory of William, Son of Thomas and Mary Ilere lyeth the Body of Sarah, Wife of Michael Smith, Phipp, who died Jan. 2d, 1768, Aged 11 years. who died September 17, 170.8, Aged 43 years. Also Mary their daughter, who died November 2d, 1779, in the 341 year of her ago. And also Jane their daughter, who died July ye 11th, 1794, Aged. 19 In Memory of John Darby, who died Nov. 21, ‘I 769, years. And also Ann their daughter, who died Oct. Aged 66 years. Also Ann, his Wife, who died Oct. the 26, 1801, Aged 23 years. 6th, 1797, Aged B1 years. 61

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llt-re lyeth the llody 0l' Richard Fisher. Dyed April l To the Memory of I-lenry I1/inning, who died 12th nth, 17-la, Aged 63. Nov. 1762, Aged 71 years. To the Memory of Ann, Daughter of John and Elizabeth Vllinning, who died 23d Nov. 1782, Agcd 10 years. Hort: lieth the Body of Margaret, Wife ofJohn Hag- gard, who died March 24, 1753, Aged 72. -it-ii- To the Memory of Anne,tho Wife of.Henry Winning, . Mi-.- who died Dec. 5, 17-52, Aged 30 years. llt-re lieth the llody ..l" John Haggard, who died Sept- 22. I754, Aged 77. To the Memory of James Rodborn, who died Feb. 23, I 1770, Aged 65 years. To the Memory of Martha, Wife of John Darby, who In-n-1-1-in-1 departed this lil'c Marc-li1.'3, 1797, Aged 20 years. Also three of their children, Sarah died Feb. 6, 1795, Here lies the Body of James, thc son of James and Agcd 6 years. Anu (lied May 16, 1705, Aged 5 Jane Rodbonrn, who died April 13th, 1.737, Aged years. John died Jan. 22, 1795, Aged 2 years. 21 ycars.

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Elizabeth, Wife of John Darby, who departed this In Memory of Lucy, the daughter of James and Jane life April 22, 1803, Aged 44 years. Also James Rodbourn, who died April 2, 1771, Aged 14 years. their Son, who died in his iiifmicy. -iii-_p

i-I-—|-ii To the Memory of Joseph Rodbourn, Son of James To the Memory of Jane, thc Wife of William Ely, and Filanecs Rodbourn, who died 26th Nov. 1731, who died March 19, 1780, Aged 32 years. Aged 20 years.

II. S. I. ‘ Here lyeth the Body of John Smith, who died Dec. Thomas Mor-to Obiit Jan. 4, 1778, Aged 75. 2, 1709, Aged 34 years. Juno, his Wife, Obiit April 2, 1792, Agcd 88. In Memory of Charles Winning, who departed this On the outside against North Wall of the Church. life May the 7th, 1775, Aged 65 years. Bciiuutli this Spot lie the Remains of Richard Ma- \ thews, Citizen and Goldsmith of London. He died January 20, 1791, Aged 63 years. Also Richard Margaret, Vlﬁfe of William Winning, was buried Morgan Mathews, his Son, who died May 13, 1700, April 2, 1740, Aged BB years. Aged 4 years. Also Deborah, Wile oi‘ William Williams, (Daughter of Richard and Ann Mathews) who died Oct. .5, 1‘Bl0,_Aged 43 years. Mrs Rachel Ralph died 30th June, 1706, Aged 65, Elizabeth Bassett died 23th March, 1803, Aged 63 -1-Qii l years.

Hsad Stones. M-_-_-1-1 To thc Memory of Elizabeth, “life of John Winiiiiig-, '1 On Flat Tombs. who died April 26, 1006, Aged 66 ycars. Also Here lyeth ye Body of Ambrose Humphrys, who Henry, their Son, who died April 26, 1805, Aged 29 departed this life April_t.he 26th, A. D. 1729. years. Also John, Son of John and Ann Winning, -3--1_i_i who died in his infancy.

-ii___.i. -—- ‘ To the Memory of Andrew Baden, who died May 11, 1802, Aged 23 years. To the Memory of John “’inuing, who died July 16,

1706, Aged 5] years. pi-iii‘ Long ling’ring on the bordcrsof the grave, From which no skill on enrth had power to savc, Under this tomb lyeth the Body of Richard Byrchall, In wasting pains I spent my daily breath, jun. 0fSevenhampton, who dyed the 4th of November, And found no refuge, till reliev’d by death : in the year of our Lord 1744, Aged 42 years. But now I sleep, no more hy pain opprest, In Memory of Jane Byrchall, of Sevenhampton, who died Oct. 23d, 1771, Aged 71 years. And trust my Saviour for eternal rest. ‘ R 62

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l'rnlt-1' this Tmnl) lyeth the Body of Riel|:u'd liyrehall, in Memory of William Weston, who died Nov. oi rim.-venl|a|upt,o||, in this Pari.-..'l|, who departed this 7, 1763, Aged 70 years. lift: Uetober 28th, An“ D051 I735, klitatis 64. Here Also Ann, his Wife, who died ()r:i.. 1743. l_\'e|h the Body of Jane, ‘Vile of ltiehard Byrehall, who departed tllis life, Feb. 1st, 175-1, A god 80 years. In Memory of Riohard Wesiton, gr.-rit. lulr: of tho County of Essel. He diotl Sept. 2d, I705, Aged 54 llore lyeth the Body of Tholnpsoll Paekor, diod yours. ?\l:n-ch 17, 1760, Aged 68. Also Mary the Wife of 'l'ho1nps0nPael-tor, died Jan. 17. 1739, Aged 50. Aﬁlietion sore long timo l bore, Physicians were in vain, I Till Death did seize, and God did please In Memory of Elizabeth, the Wife of Richard North. To ease me of my pain.

She died August 16, 1737, Aged 79 years. -ii.-ii Tn Memory of Richard North, who died Sept. 24, 1743. IIere lyeth tho Body of William, Son of Francis and Ann Love. Ho died June 11, 1737. Aged 5 years,

Against north-west corner of Tower. —-M-M Near this place lye Thoma:-1 Allen, and Susanua his Here lyeth the Body of Mary, daughter of Francis and Wife. He died March 1st, 1724. She died Fob. 15, Mary Love. She died January 30, 1740. Aged 13 1741. years. Iloro lye four Children of Alexander and Elizabeth Bottorton, who died young, namely, Jane died Jan. To the Memory of Penelope, Wife of Itandle Pedley, 20,1731, Elizabeth died Doo. 5, nae, John died Dec. who departed this life the 4th Jan. 1603, Aged 72 7, 173:1, Ann died Oct. 7, 1741. years. ii-ii ' On Flat Stones. To the Memory of Jobn Hedges, who departed this Here lyeth the Body of John, the Son of Henry and life Nor. 25, 1795, Aged 55 yours. Elizabeth Kilmistor, who departed this life Feb. An“ Doiﬁ 169' Herc lieth y¢'Body of Henry Kil- Also John Hodges died Deoember 20, 1005, Aged 70. mistor, who departed this life Feb. y1= .. An° Dﬁi 1695. In Memory of Mary, the “fife of Robert Moulder, who died September 30, 1704, Aged ‘.24 years. Ann, dang||ter of Thomas and Luci Aveuall, died Severe my pain was unto me, Dec. ye 26, 1729, in tho 22d yoar ofher age. 1' pray'd the Lord to set me free. Also Sarah, daughter of Robert and Mary Moulder, ilere Iyoth the Body of Elizabeth Hillier, formerly r who died July l, 1784, Aged 1 year.

the W'ife ofRiehard Batson, Gent. and afterwards of -i-1-ii;-| John Hillier, Clork. She died September 16, 1773, A god 72. Here lieth ye Body of Thomas Jacksons, of Hampton ii-_i._ L Turvill, sen. who departed this life July 1, A. D. 1703.

In Memory of Elizabeth, Wii'e of Ilobort Tuokoy, i—-1--Z---1 gont. who died April 22, 1752, Aged 58 years. And On Tombs, S. E. corner. also tho Body of Robert Tuckey, gentleman, who 1-Ioro lyeth the Body of the Rev. James Ayseough, died April the 20th, 1769, Aged 61. who died Nov. 1, 1745, Aged 60. Ho wus 25 years i Vicar of this Parish. He married Catharine, daughter On Head Stones. of Honry Reynall Spiller, of the County of Middlosox, l|1 Memory of Arman North, who died June 7, 1755, Esq. by whom he had issue 6 sons and 2 daughters. A god 53 yours. Catharine Ayscougb died the 11th of Fob. 1775, \ Aged B6. An uniform probity and an affectionate candour In Memory of John Smith, who departed this life distinguished the Man, a truly eonjugal and paternal April 29, 1776, Aged 76 years. tenderness the llusband and T-'at.her, an unwearied 63

In c5 Wr'lts.—-H [G I-I WORTI l. 6!! lllll;:_('l'lCt: i|| this laborious Cure, joined to a primitive Head Stones. simplicity of manners, the Clerg-yman. He wns In Memory of Ann, Wife of William Underwood, tliaakfnl and humble under the blessings of life, who departed this life May the 17th, 1781, Aged 46 p:t|.it:l1t and resigiied undcr his own affliction, compas- years. .~.ion:itr= and kind towards those of others. Thus, lti-adcr, thou scost the most nscful human virtue described in the same plain dress in which they lived Here lieth the Body of Sarah, the Wife of Francis i|| this worthy person: in others, perhaps, thou mayest Moss. She died Nov. 11, 1723, Aged 4'1 years. lind them more shining, hut in few ninrc solid, or in-M be-ttcr titted to make men sorviccalile to each other, and happy in themselves. On Flat Tombs. Read and imitate. In Memory of Thomas Butcher, who died Feb. 27, i in the year 1743, Aged 63. Arms--A fess between 3 camels peasant. Under this Tumb lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, Wife ofThomas Butcher, who died Sept. the Dth, 1739, Aged 59. In Memory of Brent, son of the Ber. James nnd Ca- therine Ayacough, who died Jan. 27, 1740, Aged 2|. l1 Near this Tomb was buried Henry Ilcynell, and John, In Memory of Charles, Son of William Butcher, who their sons, who died young. dyed August 6, in the year 1708, Aged 22 years.

Z1-i-ii In trouble, pain, and care, we run our race, Through all our Saviour brought us by his grace, llerc lycth thc Body t.l'Jobn, son of Henry and Mary From Sins reigning power Jesus set us free, Marsh. Ho departed this lifc June . . . A.D. 1726, Yet infirmity still attending we; lifitatis . . Also Robert, yfl Son of Henry and Mary By faith we hoped a pardon to obtain, Marsh. He died April 12, 1737, Aged 26 years. And with our Christ in endless bliss to reign.

-—---—1-xii Farewell, vain world, pain, sin, and sorrow too, We are now at rest, and are rid of you. Hund Stones. Our rnee is run, our warfare at an end, 1604 Edward Bus deceased, June the 3d. And now our joys all human thoughts transcend;

Z1-i-ii The praises of our God we sing on high, His blessed face we see eternally. in Memory of.]ol|n Davis, who died Oct. 18, 1756, Aged 51 years. Also Mary his \'l’ife, who died I May 4, 1810, Aged 102 years. To the Memory of John Lord, who died Sept. 17, "1791, Aged ' ~ years. Also Susanna, his Vi’ife, who died Feb. 5, 1801. Here lyeth the Body of Ann, Wife of John Smith, Agcd 73 years. who died March 23, 1700, Agcd 63 years. To the Memory of three Children of John and Susanna — Lord, nained, Alice, their daughter, died Feb. 16, Here lyeth the Body of Grace, Wife of George Hum- I767, in her infancy. William, their Son died Nov. phreys, of Scvenhampton, died Jail. yll 27, 1729, 3, 1770, in his infancy. And Edward Goulding, their Aged 77 years. Son, died May 30, 177B, Aged 4 years.

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To the Memory of Richard Lester, who died April 16, In Memory of George I-‘arr. He died May 23d, 1778, Aged 75 yenrs. Also Elizabeth, his Wife, An° DFii1731, Etatis B2. who died May -5th, 1707. A god U6 years.

ii--in-_¢ Susanna, the Wife of George I-‘arr, died May the Bth, On 6 ﬂnl Tomb. 1772, Iiltatis 94. In Memory of William Underwood, who died May, 1777. Ihittttis 33. I-lore lyeth the Body of John llodgerson, who died To the Memory of Charles Farr, who died March the July 1, 1700, Aged 47 years. 7th, 17:34, Aged re. Susanna ltoilgerson, who died March 10, 1773, Aged Also Elizabeth Farr, who died Oct. 13, 1789, Aged 6' yenrs. 69 years. 64

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In Memory of Martha Farr, who died Dec. 24, 1782, “ To the Memory of Mary, Wife ol' ltieharcl Deacon, Aged 70 years. l who departed this litc March 28, IBM, A god Ill years. Also Thomas Salmon, Nephew of Charles Farr, who A loving Wife, n. Mother dear. died Feb. '7, 1789, A god 49 years. Between hcr Children lieth here, In hopes to meet in Heaven again, || "111-_,-1 And there with Christ for to remain. In Memory of Rachel Saunders. wiffl or William l 1--| _-ii.-— Saunders, who died September 12, ATIHD Dfimlfll \ 1732, Aged 32 years In Memory ot'Will|am, son of _ . I To the Memory of Elizabeth, r.lau_ql1ter of llichard William aad Rachel Saunders, who died Feb. 1,175 7 an d Mary Deacon, who departed this lill: z\ugust the Aged 20 years. ‘William Saunders died Jan. 16, Bth, 1011, Aged 6 years and 10 montlls. 1784, Aged 70 years. With patience l long dial hear my pain,

pi;-_---1-— Great was my sufferings, and all skill was vuin, For eight long weeks afflicted sore wan I, Here lieth the Body of William Farr. He died But now I hope to live with God on high, Feb. 15, 1727, Aged 74 years- l And there with angels for to sing, r n Praises to God our heavenly King. _ .\

| Here lyeth the Body of Mary, Wife of John Stiﬂ', i In Memory of Richard Dove, who died April 20, who died March 24, 1714, Aged 107 years. r 1703, Aged 23 yours. l q-mi-ii-_ On Flat Tombs S. Bide of Church. l Sacred to the Memory of thc Rev. John Readhead. Daniel Gibbs dicd Sept. 80, 1768, Aged 69. He died May 31, 1769, in the 56th year of his age, l having been Curate of this Parish 32 years. In Memory of Stephen Chcesley, who diml Nov. 3, 47:1 1804, Aged 46 years. Here lyeth the Body of John Grinnell, who died March 9, 1789, Aged 66 years. fl A-

When man hath laboured all his days, H In Memory of Sarah, Wife of Nathanael Duy. She In worldly toils, and various ways, died Jan. 28. in the year 1763, and in tho Bﬂth year of At length by Death's assault set free. 1 her age. Lies down to rcst most. peaceably. w Here lieth the Body of Sarah, Austin, daughter of Thomas and Mary Grinnell, who died March 6, 1792, In Memory of Nuthanael Day, died Nov. yﬂ lat. Aged B4 years. 17-14, Aged 66 years.

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Head Stones. Herc lieth the Body of Sarah, Wife of Harry Ed- To the Memory of Richard Deacon, who departed wards, who departed this life March 3, 1791, Agcd this life the 11th of Nov. 1800, Aged G6 years. 76 years.

in-in-IQ-1—I 1@ In Memory of Mary, Wife of John Grinnell, who dicd Here lyeth the Body of Harry Edwards, who de- M43? March 20, 1772, Aged 92 years. parted this life, September 3, 1773, Aged 6:1 yearn, In Memory of Ann, daughter of William and Jane Edwards, who died March ll, 1706, Agcd 20 wer,-I-Lg, in Memory of James Grinnell, who departed this Also William, their Son, who died Mareh 10, 1700, life April 2d, 1766, Aged 43. Aged 14 weeks. And also Maria, their daughter, who died May 3, 1795, Aged B months. 1 L

Q-1.1--111-— To the Melnory of Mary Smith, daughter of George and Hannah Davis, who died 18th June,'l'7-96, Agcd To the Memory of Stephen Edwards, who died 10th 62 years. Nov. 1789, Aged '75 years. 65

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T1 the Meinnry of M.-|r_\' lZ:tl\\'f:Tll.~i, who died 27th ‘ On I-‘lat 'l"ornh.~:. I):-r. 1731!, _'l-_-ml -7-.3 \-'e-.1rs. To the Memory of Timothy Smith, who died Sept. B, - o 1793, Aged 33 years. _._-1i1--._-

jix--ii-n lu .\'l<-nmry oI' llieliu rd i'1dwru'd.-., who die:l.l:1nu:|ry 17, l77l, A igml 51$ years. Also Aim, “'ii'e ofltiehard In Memory ol'Joseph Cope, who died May 29, 1782, |'Idwn|'tl.s, who diml I"'eh. U, l','iifI, A gﬂl 46 years. Aged B1. Also Sarah, Wife of Joseph Cope, who ‘ died May 13, 1772, Aged H2.

\ ii.--.-__, To the Memory of John lvooilrolf Hdwarrls, Son of Ilit-lmrtl and M ary Edwards, who died Jilly 10, 1603, l To the Memory of John Cope, who departed this life A [51-ii 36 years. Also “'illiam, sun of Richard and ~ March 22d, 1786, Aged 56 years. hlnry litlwurds, who died April ltl, 1803, Agctl 23 \ Also Mary, ll/ill: of John Cope, who departed this y(:;|r~4. Also 'l'l1

To the Memory of Richarll, Son of Richard and l Mnry l-Edwards, who died Nov. 14, 1793, Aged 19 Under this Tomb lyeth Mr. Henry Collerne, who yr-nrs. And also Richard their Son, who died Feh. , dyed Nov. 22, 1727, Aged 70. l7U-1, Agetl 10 weelts. And also n‘l' Locy their rlarnggliter, who diet] April 4, 1701, Aged 4 years. Here also lyeth Margaret, his Wife. She dyed Jan. F ye 2d, 1728, Aged 77.

i , Mary, daughter of Thomas and Rachel Cullerne, died To the Memory of Richard Edwards, who died Jan. Oct. ye 3d, 1728, Aged 10 years. 31, 1794, Aged 45 years. Alsn Mary, Wife of Richard Edwards, who died May 4, 1703, Aged 41 years. Thomas the Son of Thomas and Rebeeca Ewer, died I 7th Oct. 1763, Aged 13 weelcl. In Memory of Tilizahetli, the Wife of llenry Ed- wnrds, who departed this life May thc 26th, 1000, i...-ijht-i—| \ Ag:-rl -1:1 years. Alan in Memory nf Sarah, dnnghter Head Stones. of llenry llllll l'iliZ'dl1l!llll l'i|l\\'nr(l:~'-, who departed this Racine], the Wife of John Dandridge, died the 22d life Manh 28, 1803, Agcd 22 years. ‘ Jnn. 1757, Aged 3-5 years.

To the Memory of Ann, the Wife of William Framp- In Memory of Mary, Wife of Henry Simeon, who ton, who died May 22, 1313, Agcd 3:] years. died June thc 3d, 1786, Aged 32 years. in pangs of Death, O Lord, I cried to thee, ,‘ Also three ehildren died young. To set my snul from this frail hody free, I'n hopes my dearest Saviour’s innocence Also Henry Simson died May 24, 1810, Aged 74 Woold make atonement for my g-rent oﬁ'euee: years. The better part of me was gone before, lvliosv loss, till dentin, I ct*u:i’d not to deplore And In-re we lie in liopes to meat again In Memory of Susanna Fletcher, died March 7, 1736, At that great flay, in bliss l'o|' to remain, Aged 42 years. F AL-so Ann ljdwards '|-'rampton, their daughter, who died August 18, "IBIS, Aged '17 weeits. F Here lyeth thc Body of Thomas Bradley, who died March 1, 1733, Aged 59 years.

(In a tomb near the l‘or-eh. -ii-i1ii_ llerc lyeth the Body nl"l'homas Batson, late of Step- , nay, in the Cuonty of Middle:-ex, 'Esq.who departed \ Thomas Cooke died Oct. 22, 1729. this lil'l: the 20th day of Alril, Aged 69 years. And within the Church, near this Place, lyeth his r 1-'nther and Mother, and several of his near Relations. In Memory of William Wamington, who departed. lnterred ttﬁtb nfthc same month, 1701. i this life Sept. 7, 1768, Agcd 74 years. ..§.._. 66

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On Flat Sloan.-'-. “'0 all know this, that Ueatlfs keen dart Here lyeth thc Body of John Bayley, who departed Will soon the dearest couple pnrt; i r this life April the 11th, 1771, Aged 33 years. Also l‘l1erefore prepare (through grace divine) \ Meekly each other to resign : John, thc Son of John nnd l"i2ll‘ill'l Bayley, who died H Nov. 2'3, 1778, Aged 3t years. To the Memory of You’ll part without niueh sorrow then, Sarah Bayley, who died July I2, 1702., Aged 66 years. Only to meet in bliss again.

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Wm. Franklin, Ob. Sept. ‘I3, 1743, Frances, liisWife, ii; 'l‘o the Memory of. . . . the daughter of lirlinund and Ob. August 13, 1739. Mary Franklin, Ob. Jan. 4th, Frances Howsc. who dcpartcd this lifc tlm 22d of 1766. John Franklin. Ob. Oct. 1, 1773. Temperance September, 1603, Agcd 6 years and 5 months. l

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.——--_-1-11 i In Memory of Ann and Thomas, two children of i Head Stones. Thomas and Mary Mathews. Ann dicd Nev. 12,

ln Memory of William Green, who died June 17 10 1770, Aged 9 years. Thomas died Oct. 24, 1773, 17¢“. Aged 4 years.

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To the Memory of Mary, Wife of William Bailey, To the Memory of Sarah Mathews, who departed l who died 1st May, 1790, Aged 44 years. ii this life the 22d of April, 171313, in the 14th ycar of i Also Henry, their Son, who died 2191: April, 1790, hcr age. Aged 3 years. M My distemper seized me so hard, Also Mary their daughter, who died 3d May, 1790, More than I eould endure, in hsr infancy. I rcsign’d myself unto ths Lord, To rcst for evermore. n-1---rul--1-1 Also Sophia Mathews, who died in her infancy. In Memory of William Wo. . mington. who departed this life September 7, 176B, Aged 74 years. To the Memory of David Sayer, who departed this M-1-1-1-I-I L i life Feb. 25, 1802, Aged 41 ycars. Here lyeth tbs Body of Richard Goulding, who died ll Here lies lamented, in this silcnt grave, December 11th, A. D. 1699. A tender husband, and a parent bravc; P Pale King of Terrors unl-limlly did destroy, —-__,_-_-.--3-_ i The widow’: hope, and her dear children's joy. Herelyeth the Body of William Goulcling, the Son of Alas, he’s gonel and, like a spotless dove, Richard Goulding, who departed this lifc March 8th, To increase the number of the bl est above. A. D. 1703. Also two Daughters of David and Mary Sayor, who Q1-——-.-_g1. P died in Lhsir infancy.

In Memory of Thomas Mathews, and Mary his Wife. _---_-1-,--F He died Oet. 25, 1816, Aged 78 years. She died To the Memory of Francis Johnston, of this Parish, June 25, 1616, Aged 75 years. who departed this life May 13, 1707, Agcd 53 years. Here rest the Remains of a truly honest Couple, if Also threc of his children, John, Mary-Ann, and sueb a claim on earth was e’er attained; who during Jane, who died in their infancy. a long life of industry and struggle, for the support R and advancement of a. numerous family, the vital Also Jane, his Wife, who died Oct. 25, 1807, Aged spark was extinguished within four months of each 40 years. other, surrounded by their children, whose only hope -r-n--in--..n----.._ through life is to imitate them, and in death that their end may he like theirs. Here lieth ye Body of Mary, Wife of William Gibbs,

I (lied May 25, 1729, Agerl 55 ycars.

To the Memory of Susanna, VVife of Benjamin Large, n--|_-.----——-. i youngest daughter of Thomas and Mary Mathews, In Memory of W'illiam Gibbs, who died June 13,1728, who departed this life March 16, 1607, Aged 20 years. i Aged 70 years. i 67

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On l"lal Tombs. Here lieth the Body of William Jneob. He departed In Mernnry of Richard Kersill. He departed th'15 this life August thc 10th, 1675. life, Jan. 1, 174-0, Aged B6. Here alsn lyeth Alice, the VVii'e of Richard Kersill. She dicd in the year -—-——-i_Z— I714, Aged 60 years. On a ﬂat Tomb. In Memory of Mary Kersill. She died Feb. 26, Here licth the Body of Richard Foord, who departed I741, Agcd 87. ln Memory nf William Kersill. this life June the '2.7th, Anno Dom. I744, Jﬁtatis 49. llc died Oct. the I-t, 1741, Agcd 0|. Likc as thc hart clesircth the water-brooks,_‘so longeth

-_-1.1-ii my soul after thee, O God. Here lyeth the Body of Margaret, the Wife of Rich- Herc lyeth the Body of William Shermer, who de- ard Foord, who died Jan. 5, 1767, Aged 73. partccl this life, August the 3d, A.D. 1715, Aged 65 yearsu To the Memory of Mary the W ife nf John Williams who died June 2d, 1815, Aged 43 years. Also Mary-Catherine, their daughter, who died in hcr Here lieth thc Body of Ann, the Wife of William infancy. Shermcr, who departed this life August 24, A. D. To the Memory of Jane and Richard, Son and Daugh- 1716. ter of William and Deborah Williams, who died in --1-1-1-M their infancy, 1794.

$al:rctl to the Memory of Thomas Price, Surgeon, i — son of the Rev. Rees Price, of Burwarton, Salop. Obiit 21 July 1817, }Etatis 27 years. t Head Stones. Jane, daughter of John Williams, jun. and Catherine | his Wife, died July 21, 1701, Aged 1B months.

Here lieth the Body of Joane Jacob, the Wife of Richard, their Son died Oct. 13, 1764, Aged 4 years. John Jacob, late of Westrope. She departed this life Catherine, their daughter, died Oct. 30, 1764, Aged August the 341, 1675. 17 months.

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Head Stones. John Williams, sen. died April 26, 1746, Aged 66. To the Memory of Ann, the W'ii'e of John Ansell, Jane, his Wife, died March 10th, 1740, Aged 49. who departed this life the 9th ofJune, 1602, Aged 07 years. Richard, their Son, died Nov. 28, 1757, Aged. 26.

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To the Memory of Jane, the Wife of William Harris, To the Memory of John Williams, (who was Clerk who died July 13, 1815, Aged 49 years. of this Parish twenty-three years.) He departed this Remember me, my children dear, life the 2d day of Dec. 177B, in the 57th year of his Though I am dead and gone, age. Cathcrinc, his Wife. She departed this life Out of my pain and misery, F the 23d day of April, 1790, Aged 69 years. 'Which I have undergone. --Q l was aﬂlicted with much pain, Twas more than 1 could bear, Ilere lyeth the Body of John Angel, who departed But the Almighty worked his will, this life Nov. 30, 1777, Aged 31 years. And took me to his care. All you that come my grave to see, As I am now, so must you be.

In Memory of George Davis, who died January 24, 1773, Aged B2 years. Here lyeth the Body of Thomas, Boa of Richard Also George his $011, who died May 12, 1767, Aged and Jane Watkins, who died August ye 29, 1727. 30 years.

I In Memory of John Jones, who departed this life the Here lyeth the Body of William, Son of John and 22d day of May, in the year of our Lord 1771, Aged Ann Carter, who died August 22, I720, Aged 3 years. 61 years. 68

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'l'o the M1"-||1ory o|' h'l:11'y, Ilhu W'iie of John Jolie.-1, * 111 M-.:r11o1"y of Mury, the \‘i‘1i'e of 'l'l1om:|.~1 Sl1a1'ps. who (lep;1r1,1"_:rl this life A|11'il the 30th, l79B, A ged 82 \ She died April ‘Z, 1.779, A gull 3!) years. veers. 1 Tl1omas Sharps. l..le died May I, 17114, Aged 73 .__..._-- H yBB.l':-1. 'l'l1on1:1.s, Hon of ll-ichard nnd .-\|111 .\'I111rl1.s, lle died Here lieth the Body of Chai-[es Snher, cork-cutter, ‘ March '26, 17110, Aged E} nmrrlhs. I11 Memory of in I]'igl1wr.11't.l1,l1or11 in Essex, and rlierl April 25, 1735, two Sons of Tllomas untl Marry Slmrlis. W'il|iu1|| Aged U0 yc-111's. died J1111. 22, 1771, Aged 16 years. Rulirrrt rliml Dee. 1&1, 177.1, Aged 21 years. " In Memory of Ann, the “rife of Charles Saber. She died Nov. 23d, 1737, Aged 55 years. U11 it [Int Stone.

Here lyes the Body oi John Mluleoel-c, who rlelmrtetl On Flat Slone. l this lili: .l"ul1. 12, 1771, Agell 73 years. Here lyeth the Body of Thomas Pickett, who de- Also Ann, the Wife of John Muleoek. who died Nov. parted this life July 17, 1777, Aged 73 years. M 29, 1770. Also Tl1or|1as, thc 3011 of John and Ann In Memory of William, Son of lvilliam and Cathe- » Muleoek, died Sept. 30, 1772, Aged 32 years. Also rine Piekett, who died July the lﬂth, 1741, Aged 37 Je111i111a,tl1e daugl-1te1' ofThomas Muleoek, died young. years. In Memory of William Pickett. who died Feb. 16, 1773, Aged 93 years. Also Catherine his ' Wife died March the 6tl1, 1762, Aged 90 years. Sacred to tl1e Memory 01' Sarah, the Wile of David —;-ii-i - ‘ Thomson, who departed this life Dee. l.l1e 31, 1810. 1 Aged 50 years. (J11 Hearl Stones. . John, Son of Robert and Elizabetlr Lawrance, died Jan. 19, 1749, Agcd 26 years. Annnzlaughter of In Memory of Rebeeca, the Wife of Anthony Major, John and Martha Lawranec, died Oct. 23, 1749, Agcd who died 1-‘cb. 11,1767, Aged 18 years. ‘1 year and 10 months. 1

111 Memory of William Pickyett, who departed this In Memory of Vl’illiam, Son of William and Mary life February 10, 1773, Aged 05 years. Ayliﬁ'e, who died April 23, 1760, Aged ‘Z2 years. Also A1111, their daugl1ter, who died April 2:], 176:1, Aged 10 years. Here lyetl1 the Body of Catharine, the Vl’if'e of Wil- liam Piel-cyett, who died Mareh 6, 1762. Aged 90 years. ‘ 111 Memory of Jane, the Vl’ife of William 'l'uﬂ', who - died June 5, 1748, Aged 54 years.

In Memory of Jane, the Wife of Edward Carpenter, -Q who died Oet. 12, 1751, Aged 75 years. 1 In Memory of Edmund Thatcher, who died Sept. 23d, ______i 1761, Aged B6. '

Here lyeth the Body of Ann Edmunds, grand-daughter ,-_-___;.i.i ofwilliam and Catharine Pickett, died Oct. 1, 17514, J Aged 16 years. In Mer|1ory of Mary the Vl’ife of Edmund Thatcher, H who died Jan. 27, 1775, Aged 70 years.

_-ii,-i_i_ In Memory of Jemima, the daughter of Thomas and Sarah Mulcoel-:, who died Oet. 20, 17(IB,Aged 1 year In Memory of Edmund Thatcher. He died Sept. 23, and 9 months. 1742, Agerl 32.

i i To the Memory of Ann, the Wife of Joseph Large, i In Memory of Eleanor Tlmteher, who died Nov. 14, who rlied Feb. 13, 1796, Aged 61 years. 1745, Aged 40. 6

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In Memory of Mary Thatcher, who departed this life ». In Memory of John, Son of John and Martha Potts, May ye 25, 1774, Aged 68 years. , who departed this life March 19,1763, Aged 27 years. Also Elizabeth Thatcher, who died March y912, 1777, Aged 63 years. In Memory of Martha, Daughter of John and Martha Potts, who died September 7, 1753, Aged 19 years. Mary, their daughter, died in her infancy. To the Memory of Mary, Wife of Thomas Iles. She dicrl May 3d, 1790, Aged 59 years. Also William, Son of Francis and Mary Thatcher. Ile died Nov. 23, 1733, Aged 4 years and 6 months. In Memory of Mary, Wife of James Reynolds, who departed this life Jan. 30, 1793, Aged 68 years.

To the Memory of Francis Thatcher. He departed this life March 21, 1793, Aged 77 years. A1181 Tomb.

. In Memory of Mary, Wife of John Lawrence, who died August the 11th, 1800, Aged B3 yearn. To the Memory of John Tombs, who died March 20, In Memory of John Lawrence, who died July 5th, 1798, Aged 65 years. 1763, Aged 79 years. Also Martha, his Wife, who died Jan. 3, 1812, Also Betty, Wife of John Lawrence, died April 6, Aged B0 years. 1751, Aged 3-B years.

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Jgggph, Son of Benjamin and Elizabeth Emblin, died On a Flat Stone. Dec. 31, 1748, Aged '19 years. In Memory of Heater, Wife of William Morse, who died Dee. 21, 1774, Aged B5 years. Ann, Daughter of Richard and Heater North, who To the Memory of Christiana, the Wife of Thomas died March the 3d, 1731, Aged 32 years. Radwuy, who died 24th April, 1803, Aged 42 years.

Head Stones. In Memory of T-llizaheth, Wife of Richard Harris, and Duughter of Philip Cook, who died 6th Oct. In Memory of Thomas Morse, sen. who died March 1739, Aged 25 years. 9, 1753, Aged 39 years.

--—i-1-pi In Memory of John Messenger, who departed this life April 3, 1798, Agcd B7 years. To the Memory of Samuel Stanley, who died August I11 Memory of Richard Messenger, who died July 12, 1775, Aged 56 years. 20, 1777, Aged 63 years. _ ln Memory of John Messenger, jun. who died June 211, 11103. Aged as years. In Memory of Mary, daughter of Samuel and Mary Stanley, who died Jan. 17, 1753, Aged 11 months. 'l'o the Meinory of Elizabeth, the Wife of John Mea- scriger, who died 13th April, 1762, Aged 41.

i.._-Z-_i Mary, the Wife of George Goodman, who died the 30th of March, 1801, Aged 66 yearn. In Memory of Edward Potts, who departed this life May 26, 1796, Aged 54 years. Also Ann, the daughter of Mary Goodman, who died the 9th of April, 1799, Aged 32 years.

'l'o 1.1111 Memory of John Potts, who died May 16, 17153. Aged 60 years. In Memory of Luke Page, who died Dec. 7, 1798, Also 1'1l:1r‘.l1:1, his W'ife, who died April 19, 1796. Aged 27 years. T 70

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llere lie the Remains of Walter Jessop, who was a respectable Oﬂicer of.]:‘.1rcise in Highworth 28 years. HANNINGTON. He died June the 3d,"I79l, Aged 60 years.

In Memory of Elizahetli, “'il'e of the said Walter i Jessop. She died Oct. the 3-d, 1702, Aged 33 years. On I-Iaad Stones, S, aide of the Church. And also Elizabeth, Daughter of the said Walter and Elizabeth Jesso p, who died Och the 24th, 1763, In Memory of Graehus, the Wife of Thomas Miles, Aged 3 years. And alsn W'alter, Snn of the said who died June 3, 1780, Aged 78 years. \\’al1,e1- and Elizabeth Jessop, who died Jan. the 2.31:1, 1769, Aged 4 years and 2 months.

To the Memory of Richard Joeham, whn departed this lifc April 5th, 1793, Aged 46 years. In Memory of Margaret, the Wife of John Grinnell, whn died 5th Dec. 1762, Aged 29 years.

ii-A In Memory of John York, who departed this life In Memory of Cyprus Lawrence, who died Dec. the Dee. 0, 1887, Aged 77. 14th, 1773, Aged 60 years. Also Langley, Son of Also Margaret, his Wife, who departed this life Nor. i i i Cyprus and Hannah Lawrence, who died March 21, i ad.1'1-11, Aged '10. 1766, Aged 23 years. r In Memory of William, the Son of John and Margaret York, who departed this life Nov. 2, 1744, Aged 48.

H On an Altar Tomb- i Also William York, Brother to John York, who de- I-lere lyeth the Body of Virgil Parker, gent. who died parted this life Dee. 1702, Aged 77 years. April, 4, 1762, in the 81st year of his age. Here lyeth the Body of Sarah, the Wife of Virgil Parker, gent. who died June 3, 1741, and in thc 59th year of her age. To the Memory of Robcrt Long, who died the 6th of March, 1797, Aged 64 years. Q E To the Memory of Sarah, Wife of Robert Long, who Sarah Parker, apinnter, eldest Daughter of Virgil and died the 3d of June, 1790, Agcd 60 years. Sarah Parker, and the last Survivor of an ancient and respectable Family, died November the 3d, 1793, in 1A,.-_-1... the 83d year of her age. Here lyeth the Body of Henry Pensom, who de- 'l'o the Memory of Mr. John Parker, gentleman, who ceased the lst day of Dec. 1801, Agcd . . . died May 18, 1784, Agcd 70 years.

Catherine Parker, gentlewoman, died Oct. 17, 1788, -_-ii-___.-,. Aged 76 years. In Memory of Richard Pantin. He died July 26, 1757, Aged 62 years. Also Ann, his Wife, who A gainut E. end of Church. departed this life June 10, 1766, Aged 70 years. i

Near this Place rest the Remains of Benjamin Anna, Q-A-_-A who died the 12th of March, 1807, Aged 8'9 years. To the Memory of Mary, Wife of John Frampton, Also Elizabeth, the Wife of Benjamin Anns, who died who died February 12, 1806, Aged 59 years. the 14th of June, 1808, Aged 90 years. 1 No ling-‘ring sickness, or long-warning pains,

i1_;_—_,_ The pious want tojustify their stains; To pray forbearance from impending fatc, Register commenced 1538, Sept. 29. And urge repentance in n death-bed statc: Heaven found her ﬁt in any hour to die, And sudden snatch°d her kindly to its sky. The Rev, Edward Rowde“ present Vicar, H Also Michael, their Son, who died April 20, 1780-, i Aged 2 years and 6 months. '71

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In M omory of Philip Cave, late of Hannington, who I on Hm‘! 3i°n“' died April the oth. 1803. Agﬂd 73 years In Memory of Elizabeth Johnson, who died Feb. 4, Also Mary his Wife, who died April 17, 1793, Aged I 1771' -Aged B0 Years‘

\ 77 years. jt ii l With pain and siekoess have our flesh consum’d, | In Memory of Philip Ilott, who died Dec. 15, 1012, And here our wasted bodies lay ento|nb'tI: Aged 70 years. Easy and open have our passage been, I Sigh out for me as you pass hy, From earth to heaven, from griefs to joys unseen. For as you are, so ooee was I ; I And as I am, so must you be, I-i——u—-—niq 1 Therefore prepare to follow me. In Memory of Edward Miflin, who departed this life iii the 14th of Sept. 1792, Aged 66 years. l 1 In Memory of Aon, Wife of Philip Ilofl, who died Mflch 6| 1802, Me

In Memory of Phillis, ye Wife of Thomas Stiles, Farewell, dear Husband, I could not stay, who died Dec. 9, 1729, Aged 28 years. l My time was come, I must away: God be your guide, and give you grace, That Heaveo may be our restiog place, With those our friends that’s gooe before, In Memory of Thomas Stiles, who departed this life To live in joy for evermore. May tho 16, 1772, Aged 66 years.

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E n Memory of Heory Angel, who died 17th July, In Memory of Katherine, the Wife of Thomas Stileas 1788, Aged 89 years. who died Oct. 22, 1740, Aged 53 years.

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lTo the Memory of John Aogel, who died Jan. Bth, In Memory of Francis Stiles, who died Jan.12, 1747, Aged B8. 1766, Aged 52 years. i F To the Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of Henry Angel, To the Memory of Toby Stiles, who died the 30th of i who died Dee. El, 1751, Aged 68. January, 1787, Aged 78 years.

He liv'd in love, and died in peace, i Aod now his joys will never eeaske. On Flat Tombs. Also Ann, the Wife of Tohy Stiles, who died the 6th 1 In Memoryof Edward Lock, who departed this life

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Now here she sleeps within this peaceful shrine, i Till angels wake her by a sound divine. l To the Memory of Joseph Gerring, who died Feb. i-ig-----__ l ye 25th, 1717, Aged 50 years.

_ On Flat Stones. Also here lyeth Jane, his Wife. She departed this life January 31, 1764, Aged 92. In Memory of John Edmond, died Nov. 3,1722, Aged l B3. Also Mary his Wife died August.30, 1721, Aged 69 years. l In Memory of Elizabeth Lackey, who deported this & life March ye 23d, 1774, Aged 63 years, In Memory of Jonathan Edniood, who died Oct. 23, i 1710. Aged 17. w -iii In Memory of Charles Clarke, who was buried Sept. u-Z-_|igi |“ 27, 1737, Aged 54 years. To the Memory of Giles Edmond, who departed this Also Margaret Clarke, his Sister. She died June 10, life the 27th of January, 1779, Aged B1 years. I 1773, Aged 87 years. 72

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llesti Stones. 1 ln Memory of Mary Penn, daughter of William and To thc Memory of Thomas, Son of Jabaz, and Mar- Mary Weston,who died May 16, 1752, Aged 87 years. garet Westall, who died August 80, 1800, Aged 34 i years.

l 1 -- --._—-?- -- Here lyeth the Body of Rachel, daughter of William l and Mary Weston. She died June yv 23d, I722, l 'l‘o the Memory of John Weston, who departed this l Aged 3 years and 6 months. life Feb. the 19th, 1803, Aged 77 years. l l ix--iii-—-| To the Memory ofRachel Weston, who departed this l life May the 30th, 1796, Aged 72 years. in In Memory of Mary, Wife of William Weston, who died April 11, 1742, Aged 56 years. M-

£ To thc Memory of Elizabeth Weston. She departed this life May 24, 1790, inthe 70th yeur of her age. In Memory of William Weston, who died Oct. I5, l 1750, Aged 67 years. r -ui.-i--.--i

l - .|-J i To the Memory of Thomas Weston, who died Oct. In Memory of Thomas Westell, who died J an. ye 7th, ye 26, 1780, Aged 63 years. 4 1763, Aged 5!! years. Also Sarah, his Wife. Sho died Muy 21, 1780, Also Margaret, his Wife. She died Dec. I2, 1772, i Aged 60 years. Aged 70 years. A Father kind, a Mother dear, Two faithful friends, lies buried here, In Memory of Catharine, the Wife of Richard Daws, Our days are past, our glass is run, who died Nov. 19, 1777, Aged U8 years. Our ehildren dear prepare to come.

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In Memory of Edward Reason. He died Oct. 27, In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of John Baker, who 1738, Aged 60 years. died May 13, 1701, Aged 70 years. Also John Baltcr, who died 1701, Aged 70.

W 2|;-1111-__,, In Memory of Jane Peters, who departed this life i In Memory of Thomas, Son of William and Martha September 16, 1772, Aged 60 years. Webb, who died March ‘I2, 1771, Aged 10 years. nlnui-1-1--1 l Also William, Son of William and Martha Webb, who died April 4, 1771, Aged 4 years. To the Memory of Mary, daughter of Daniel and Ra- chel Peters, who died March 19, 1791, Aged 43 years. III—_I---—-_-g

l —-—--1|-x——l— To the Memory of Martha, Wife of William Smith, who departed this life the 26th day of April, 1760, A ln Memory of Daniel Peters, who departed this life ! Aged 24 years. Jan. 14, 1768, Aged 65 years.

iii--- To the Memory of Henry, Son of William and Martha Smith, who died in his infancy, in thc yenr of our In Memory of Rachel, Wife of Daniel Peters, who Lord 1780. died Nov. 20, 1766, Aged 55 years. I _-1-i-;__.;,___

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In Memory of Ricliarcl Newman. He died April Ia Memory ol'Jolu1 Haiaes, who died Dee. 174-B, ye 4th, I753, Aged 41. Aged 4'7.

1;-1---11-— ln Memory of Mary Wife of George Ayliffo, who On Head Stones. (lied September I4, 1794, Aged 62 years. Here lieth the Body of William Curtis, who died March 14, 1730, Aged 70. -

-it-_--—_.i 'l'o the Memory ot' William Gregory, who departed this life the 2d ofJuly, 1788, Aged 59 years. In Memory ofWilliam Edmond. He diedOct. ye ﬁth, 1743. And also of Elizabeth his Wife. She died --|iai—_____ July 6, 1763, Aged 74 years. In Memory of Jane, the Wife of William Gregory, sen. who departed this life April the 23d, in the year of our Lord 1751, Aged 57. In Memory of William On an Altar-Tomb against W. end ofChm1:h. Gregory, who departed this life August the 14tl1,i|| To the Memory of Maria Hedges, daughter of Charles the year of our Lord L777, Aged B3 years. and Ann Hedges, who departed this life Maythe 14th,

mi-1--1-.1 1815, Aged 17 years. I well in health from home did go, In Memory of Jane Plumer, who departed this life And met with Death, that deadly foe, Jan. 20, 1772, Aged 49 years. Which did prevent all things design’d, Hope now in Christ I shall remain.

In Memory of Mary, daughter of William and Sarah — Gregory, who died April 1, 1771, Aged 12 years. Head Stones, North Side. Also Ann, their daughter, who died April 3, 1771, Aged 10 years. In Memory of William Pound, who died Jnlyﬂ, 1793, Aged 60 years.

-—1-mi---it To the Memory of Mary. daughter of William and Sarah Gregory, who departed this life the 13th of To the Memory of John Dawes, who died Feb. the March, 1704, in the 17th year of her age. 24th, 1795, Aged '73 years. Also Mary, Wife of John Dawes. who died Dec. the 10th, 1792, Aged 77 years. Altar Tombs. Sacred to the Memory of Mary the Wife of John Register commenced 1571. I-litchman, who departed this life the 30th of M arch, 1803, Aged 67 years. __r QTY’? -I- 41> l7 —-——1-..-—-_-.1-

Here lyeth yﬂ Body of William York, who died STANTON. Feb. ye 23d, 1772, Aged 70 years.

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On Flat Stones, Walt End. Here lyeth the Body of Ana, Wife of W'illiam York, who died Dee yﬁ 2d, 1773, Aged B0 years. In Memory of Jacob Mathews, who departed this life April 27, 19.10, Aged as years. -1-Q-pigii By the grace of God I am what I am.

Here lyeth the Body of James Haines, who departed ill this life April 21, A. D. 1772, Aged 29 years. To the Memory of Henry New, who departed this P life the 2d of May, 1800, Aged B7 years. In Memory of Michael I-laines, who died Sept. 5, Also to the Memory of Martha, Wife of Henry New, 1753, Aged 75 years. Also Elizabeth, his Wife. who departed this life the 9th of Dec. 1809, Aged B4 She died June 9, 1764, Aged 70. years. U 74

.\|u.\'l'.\ll-'..\I'l'.-\l. l.\'s<'|:|P'|'|o.\'s “H? lyeth Y, Hm]? ,,f ];,.,,i,,,,,]|| ]3a.;4,n, who de_ ' W'i|liam Smith, of Upper Norton, in Uitfordsllire. parted this life June the 2-3, Anno Dom. 1680. He died Jan. 30, 1744, Aged 71. i licruler on me cast a|| Iiye, as thou art Lay me down with Christ to Rest, now so once was I. 'I'hoog_~_|l thou art With him I hope my soul is blcst. well and heal thy be, Sure 01' this 'l"h . . 'l'hon must dye. Anno Dom. 1079. F - In Memory of Ilerculcs, the Son ofﬁahriel and Sevic Underhill, who died 21st April, I704, Aged 23 years. \ In Memory of Akerman Selby, who died July ye 2d, 1752, Aged 92 years.

In Memory of Gahricl Umlcrhill, who died 28th Dee. 1703, Aged 70. Elizabeth tllcir daughter, who died ll.-re lyeth ye Body of Akerman, Son of Akerman in her infancy. Si.-lheo, who departed this life Dec. ye 28, A. D. 1777, Aged 2'2. Here lyeth the Body of Anne, the daughter of William Here lyeth ye Body of Elizabeth, Wife of Akerrnan and Mary Iiime, who died March 20, 1730, Aged 13 Selby, who died May 21, 1725, Aged 66 years. YBEIB.

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Here lyeth the Body of Jeﬂery Rimc, who died April llerc lyeth ye Body of Elizabeth, Wife of Thomas 2, 1730, Agcd 77 years. llitchman, who died April 10, 1752, Agcd 40 years. i Also the Body of Ann, his Wife, who died March 7,

i J 1720, Aged 63 years. F Richard Savage Desaced Nov. tho 20th, 1673. - In Memory of Mary, thc Wife of William Ilime, who departed this life July the U, 1782, Aged 74 years. Here lyeth the Body of William, Son of John Saver-y, Also Catherine, their daughter. who departed this who died March 12, 1706. lifc the 211th of April, ‘I707, Aged 53 years. i | Also Susanna I"Iuntcr, daughter of William and Mary His Death you see hath Partcd us Twainc, Rime, who departed this lire Oct. 11, lula, Aged 75 ye&l'S. I hopcc Earee long T0 meet againe. M Richard Orchard died March the 26, 1674. Here lyeth the Body of John llcarl, deceased Oct, i 20, 1723, Aged 07 years. In Memory of Thomas Stevens, who died April 24,

1756, Agcd 74. u--1-no-._—i $arah, Wife of Thomas Stephens, who died Dec. 16, i 1749, Aged 63. In Memory of John Eatall,who died March 15, 1747, Aged 70 years.

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q died Dec. 12, 1756, Aged 07 years.

To the Memory of Isaac Mattliews, who died Jan. 10, -_i.___-.. a 1814, Aged 74 years. 1-Iere lyeth the Body ofJol|n Eatall, who, by a violent \\'ithin this consecrated spot of ground distemper, departed this lii'c Nov. 13, 1707, Aged 30 The mortal pa1'tol' Isaac Matthews lays; F years. May he aniongst the blcss’d be found \"l-‘horn God to everlasting life shall raise. --1----.._.--w .-_

This $1-our was erected to the Menlory of his beloved \ llcre lyotli the Body ol'.-\|n| Smith, |l.*|||e"l|Ir-rol' llcury 1*-....-.n.,by William Mathews, as ...... k of his ﬁlial’ and Mart’ ’$n1i1.l|, ulm ,1].-.1 .1].-.2 .l.=.._ 1:1, 17137, _,\g.¢.1 R v_'__'a|'i I. 20 years. 75

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Israel, the Wife of Th0Il’ltl..'~i Moorse, died April ye 24th, Here lyeth the Body of William Monday, who died 1640, Aged 41 years. March ye 3d, A. D. 1698. f

\ -_-_-i__-111 l|1 Memory of Hannah, the ‘Vile of Thomas Tit- Heare lieth the Body of John Burges, who deceased conrbe, who died Nov. 22, 1762, Aged 41 ycars. the second day of June H116.

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Beneath this Stone resteth the Remains of George Edmond Burgcs buryed in Staunton ye 2d March,‘l . .. “Unper, who departed this life April 23, 1815, Aged 70 years. Also John, Son of George and Mary Hooper, who died in his infancy. Here lyeth ye Body of Wiliianr Bacon, who died Sept. 2,1676. Here also lyeth the Body of Joan, ye Wife of Thomas Morse, of this Parish, and Daughter of the said William Bacon, who . . . . Ilere lyeth the Body of Margaret Same, who de- niarried to Thomas Morse, at Great Coxwell, Barks, parted this life June 20, A. D. 1.71 l. by whom she had seven Children, six whereof living, B-obert, Vvilliarn, John, Thomas, Richard, and Eli- L zabeth, who purchased this Stone to perpetuate her In Memory of Elizabeth, Vlfife of Jonathan Gailick, Memory. $he died June 2, 1715, Aged 63. J. M. who died August .5, 1776, Aged 79. Aged 57. Jonathan Garliek died January 29, 1770, Aged B8. M Here lieth the Body of Margery Bacon, the Wife of William Bacon, who deceased the 16th day of No- Henry Morse, Son of Thomas, lyeth here, who died vember, An“ Doﬁi 1682. Feb. 11, 1729, Agcd 74 years. iii

I Herc lieth the Body of Elizabeth Elizabeth Crooll, To the Memory of Joseph Hiett, who departed this who departed this life the 20th day of Dec. Anno D051 life thc 4th of Sept. I793, Aged 48 years. 1682.

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To the Memory of Robert Hiett, who departed this Against B. aide of the Church. life the 13th of Feb. 1705, Agcd 38 years. Beneath this Stone lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, the Daughter of William and Susanna Alcers, who departed this life August the 24, 1809, A ged 20 years. I Also Richard, their Son, who departed this life Juno In Memory of Richard, Son of Robert and Mary the 28, 1804, A ged 2 years and 10 months. And also Hit-tt, who died May 18, 1786, Aged 22 weeks. Thomas, their Son, who departed this life Jan. 2nd, 1812, Aged 12 years.

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Tn Memory of Sarah, daughter of Robert and Mary F The Rev. John Awbrey Trcnehard Vicar. Ilictt, who (lied Mth May I794, in the 17th year of her age.

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llere lyeth the Body of Giles Head, who departed this lil'c June y" 10th, An“ DorT1 1712. INGLESHAM.

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\ Here lyeth ye Body of Thomas, ye Son of Giles Head, l who died March the 21, 17:29, Aged 66 years. On a Tomb, S. side of Chm-eh. Also Ann, the ‘Wife of Thomas Head, died May 25, In Memory of Ann, Vl’ife of Daniel Heming, who 1721, Aged 48 years. died Feb, 1794, Aged 68 years. 76

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llcnd Stonmi. Here lyeth the Body of Juhu, Son of Robert and in Memory of ls|1neHemi||g,who died Feb. 15, 1765, Alice Mattiuly. He died Oct. fl, A. D. 1721, Aged L Aged 52 years. 2 years. \ |--—---_____-_

I .o-..._- --1-_i| In Mclnnry of Sarah, “life of William Cooper, who In Memory ol'Catharinc, the Widow uf lsaac Hem- died August 5, 1771), Agcd 31 years. ing, who died June 7, I703, Agcd 47 years. i A faithful Friend lye buried horn, A loving W'ife, u Mother dear, She liv’rl iu love, and died in pence, ln Memory of Sarah, the daughter of Isaac and I hope hcrjoy will never cease. Catharine Homing, who died May 30, 1769, Aged 17 years.

-11l—I-ii In Memory of William Cooper, who died March 18, 1791, Aged 30 years. In Memory of Edward Gorton, who departed this Sincere lo all, and upright in his wnys, life June the 9th, 1788, Agcd 77 years. A ud all his actions justly merit praise; Possest of these, he |iv'd beloved by moat, -_;.--¢_--1, And died lamented as the greatest loss.

Here lyeth the Body of John Gardner. He departed 1._—-_u_.—-1 this life the 25th uf May. Anno 1679. lu Memory of Robert Woolford, who died March 12, 1761, in the 7tith year of his agc. Elizabeth, “’ifc of Richnrd Yeats, of Buscott Wick, died March 6, 1805, Aged 44 years. In Memory of Thomas, Son of John and Susanna Also James Cheeseley Yeats, Son of Richard and Master, of this Parish, who died Feb. 3, 1706, Aged Elizabeth Yeats, died May 6, 1806, Aged 27 years. 3 years. This Stone was Erected by hcr surviving Children. Stop, pensive wand’rer, at this awful spot, On an Altar ‘Tomb, N. side of Church. Reﬂect awhile, for this may he thy lot; Jacent sub hoe lnpide Ileliqua: Richardi 'l‘riplett, 4__I:4__I:‘rw Some painful illness, or a deep decline, hujus Parochia: olim Curionis. May snatch thy life, as it hath done by mine: i Decessit Anno { All means were used, hut human skill was vain, Till Christ, the true Physician, eas'd my pain. l Qui quidemllichardus, ﬁlius crat natu maximi Richard 'l'ripl-ett, A. M. olim Vicari do Highworth.

l Uhiit Anno { 1753: ln Memory of Elizabeth, 'Wife of Thomas Checsely,

who departed this life May the 10th. 1785, Aged 66 — l years. \ l Under lie the Remains of the Rev. John Jordan, A. M. heretofore ]-'cllow of Catharina Hall, in Cambridge, l In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife ofThomas Budd, who who having cultivated u friendship with the excellent died April 24, 1763, Aged 77 years. Dr. Slwrloclc, whnu Master of that Society, was called forth by '-='.m from his retirement, at Aldridge in Staf- - i fiirtlshire, v.1-| ll‘ hi: lived 1.-nntt-ntt-:tlly upon his putri- llcre lyeth the Body of Thomas Budd, who departed mony, fur the (‘urc of this l’nrish, refusing frum the this lifr. Nov. 25, 1778, Aged 75 years. same hands a more distant ll-:Ill‘liC9 of much greater l . value. Having rebuilt the Vicarage Ilouse, he re- 1-i—_—-1; sided constantly in it twenty-eight years, conscientiously performing the duties of his calling, a faithful lll Memory ofdolin Budd, who died Sept. 20, 1754, \ Minister of Christ. By his abilities as a Divine and u. A god 10 years. Preacher, he was well ||nalilietl for higher stations in

ii ——-—-ii-. ll thc Church, but being moderate in his desires, and J happy in his situation, he solicited no favours from the Mary, Daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Budd, Great, nor envied those whu claimed them. lle died died August 16, 17-14, Aged 3 years. August 23, 1763, Aged 76. 77

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On Altar Tombs. \ In Memory of Ann, Wife of John Akerman, daughter In Memory of Margaret Matthews, who departed this of John and Susanna Stapler. She died July 1, 1764, life the 27th of January, in the year ofour Lord 1814. Aged 51 years. Aged 74 years. In Memory of John Akerman, who died Nov. 22, 1789, Aged 66 years.

Harry Matthews died March 22, 1616, Aged 52 years. To the Memory of John Jenner, who departed this life the 22d of May, 1s0'7, Aged 62 years. To the Memory of Elizabeth, the Wife of John Jen- On a Flat Stone. ner, who departed this life the 29th of April, 1504, Underneath lie the Remains of Elizabeth Master, Aged 52 years. Wife of Daniel Master, of Cirencester, and Daughter Ini--1-——Q of Isaac and Catharine Ileming, of this Parish, who died March 27, 1703, Aged 23 yours. In Memory of Ann, daughter of John and Elizabeth Jenner, who died Nov. 23, 1796, Aged 15 years. Also Sarah, Daughter of John and Elizabeth Jenner, who died Jan. 15, 1803, Aged 13 years. Head Stone. '

Katharine, Daughter of Isaac und Katharine Homing, _,i_,.1-_-.1 died Nov. 6, 1763, Aged 17 years. Head Stones. In Memory of John, Son of John and Emma Heath, who departed this life January 30, 1776, Aged 21 Register commenced 1589. y6B.l'B.

To the Memory of Emma Heath, Wife of John The Rev. Stenhope Bruce present Vicar, 91 years of Heath, who died the 7th day of March, ‘I770, Aged. age, inducted 1763. 59 years. John Heath, who died May 11, 1780, Aged 54 years.

I-Iere lyeth the Body of John Hall, who died August 27, 1770, Aged B3 years. Also Mary, his Wife. She died March 1st, 1771, Aged 77. BROAD DLUNSDON.

In Memory of Thomas Potts, who died Sept. 25, 1794, Aged 57 years. On Flat Tombs, N. side of Church. Dear Wife weep no more, Here lyeth the Body of John Stapler, who died De- Nor Children shed a tear, cember 31, 1757, Aged 57 years. For I am gone but just before Beneath this Tomb lieth the Body of Jane, Daughter Unto my Saviour dear. of John and Susannah Stapler, who departed this life August 0, 1816, A got] 7'2 years. In Memory of James Avery. _ He died March 13, Sacred to the Memory of Susanna, the “’ife of John 1771, Aged 64 years. Stapler, who departed this life the 11th of Dec. 1797, Remember, you that passeth by, Aged B2 years. As you are now so once was I;

i And as I am, so must you he, Prepare, therefore, to follow me. To the Memory of Mary, the Wife of George Alter- rnan, who died June I3, 1793, Aged 32 years. To the Memory oi‘ Georg-e Akerma.n,who died August In Memory of Alice, the Wife of Robert Litten, who I0, 1790, Aged 58 years. died Oct. 1B, 1755, Aged 62 years. X 78

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(In I-'|nl '|'n:|.li.-1. In Memory uf John, the Son of llohert and Mary Litten, who died Dec. B, 1773, Aged 29 years. To the Memory of Thomns Litten, who died 17th y

April, 1803, Aged B2 y'L*tl\'r~'- 11.----i-— Death, like a stranger, at a distance stays, On Flat Tombs. ' Nor, till the message sent, his visit pays; ‘ Yet there are game, more favoured than thc rest, 'l‘o the Memory of Robert Litten, who died the 2d of On whom he calls, a free and friendly guest: April, 1704, Aged 66 years. Such was my happy lot, so hlest my doom, ' Certain and uncertain is the state of man, And such the useful lesson of this tomb : Certain of death, but yet uncertain when; Live well,and Death, though sul!ltlen,will but prove For instance, hcre you have before your eyes, The shorter passage to the realms above. How soon the strongestman grows sick and dies, Sudden from off this tiresome stage he fled, .1-M1-_-—q One day in health, the next amongst the dead; To the Memury of Elizabeth, the W'ifc of William The stroke surprising to a carnal eye, Litten, who departed this life August 23, 1783, Aged But not to one prepar’d to die. 67 years. To the Memory of William Litten, who departed this life July the 16th, 1811, Aged 79 years. In Memory of Thomas Puzey, Schoolmaster, who O what frail man observes how oft departed this life April 30th, 1700, Aged :16 years He does from virtue fall? andflmonths. O cleanse from me from my secret faults, Thou God, that knowest them all. The old and young mnst all submit, To the Memory of Harriet, daughter of Joseph and To fatal death, when God thinks fit. Mary Jarvis, who dicd April 30, 1813, Aged 22 years. l Though few my days were here below, The longer is my rest; I-Icre lyeth the Body of Robert Littcn. He died God call‘d me hence in early life, Dec.10, 1737, Aged 04 years. Because he thought it best.

Sacred to the Memory of William King, who died In Memory of John, Son of Thomas and Susanna A Poss,‘ who died young. Also John, their second March ‘27, 1807, Aged 70 years. Son, who died Oet. B, 1788, Agcd 21 years. To the Memory Of Ann, “"ife of “"illiam King, who died Jan. 20, I781, Aged 43 years. Herc lies a youth, whose chearful bloom, Prmni.-=i’1l a train of years to come; But set for c'er his morning sun, And life cxs-pir'd e’er scarce bepn. Head Stones. lIe was of temper sweet, of mind serene, Here lyeth the Body of Samuel Hornblow, who de- No vice in his conduct e'rc were sccn. parted this life Sept. 7. 1707, Aged 01 years. Take warning hence, ye thoughtless, young, and gay,

Who from the paths of virtue often stray; --11-ii You cannot tell how soon your time may come, And unprepar’d be summon’d to the tomb. In Memory of Sarah, Wife of Samuel Hornblow, who died Nov. 1st, 1780, Agcd 67 years. Wllltll sicltness comes, In Memory ofThomas, the son of Robert and Mary Night you think long, Litten, who died April .5, 176-5, Aged 7 years and 7 From watch to watch months. The morning cometh on. ."—\ tender branch lies buried here, Before night comes, That was beluv'd by parents l_1§_}fe; , M al-to use of precious light, I-‘ow was his days, short was his raec , Before death cltlcrg From womb to grave, short was thc space. y Wiﬂt ghastly sight. Learn parents, thcn, to be eontcnt, \‘i’hen God requires what is but lent; -1---iii,-_ In youth and children put no trust, ln Memory of William, Son of Samuel and Sarah For all must die, and turn to dust. I llornblow, whu died Nov. 7th, 1773, Aged 21 yea,-,, 79

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- Though pniilful siokness hath my ﬂesh eonsum'd, y In Memory of Thomas, Son of William and Susanna And here my wasted boily lies into|:nb'11 ; Penniger, who died Dee. 6, I774, Aged 3 years. Easy nnd open hath my passage been, b I-"rem earth to lwaven, from grief to joy unseen. Sacred to the Memory of Sarah, Daughter of John

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l and Elizabeth Deacon, who departed this life Sept. 22, 1817, Aged 31 years. In Memory of James Litten, who died May 10, 1815, » Aged U0 years. Although Death's dart did pierce my heart When I was in my prime, To the Memory ofMary, the Wife of James Litten, My friends most dear to weep forbear, who died June 10, 1800, Aged 45 years. Twas God’s appointed time. Reader, he sure make Christ thy friend, For sudden death, you plainly see, Be always ready for thy end, - Hes eas’d me of my misery. I in my prime was eatel|’d away l Therefore repent, make no delay ; ,_ * Youth, health, nor streiigth, could not me save, To the Memory of Martha, daughter of James and I-‘rem God’s decree, bar from my grave. Lizzy Deacon, who died July 29, 1309, Aged 8 years. Also James their Son, who died young. l Parent, lament not o'er thy child, To God's decree be reeoneil‘d, . The Spirit from the body ﬂed, On Flst_'l‘omb against S. sidefof the Church. Will gain a better in its stead. In Memory of Mary, Wife of John Stone, who died March 14, 1805, Aged 01 years. O God to me take heed, l Ann, the Wife of Thomas Wells, dy'd Dee. ye 21st, I help of thee require; 1 1740, Aged BB. O Lord of Hosts, with haste and speed, y Help me I thee desire. In Memory of Frsneis, Son of John and Mary Stone, ‘ Who died March 28, 1602, Aged 27. \ Thomas Wells, departed this life April 8, 1782, Aged '79. With pain I've been long opprest, 'l'hat wore my strength away, It made me long‘ for lasting rest, That uevei shall decay. In Memory of John Perkins, who departed this life Dee. 2, 1767, Aged 75 years.

Z--—-a-_“_i i On Head Stones. In Memory of Mary, 'Wife of John Parlsins, who de~ To the Memory of Mary, Wife of Thomas Hunt, who parted this life April 27, I767, Aged 70 years. departed this life the 5th of Oetoher, 1767. Aged 03 years. * _

- - \ In Memory of John, Son of John and Mary Perkins, Mary, Wife of Thomas Hunt, ¢l;ed 5th August I705, who died July 3. 1773» Aged 50 years. - 'A ged 49 years. -i

In Memory of Mary Wilkins, who died Jan 6, 1773, In Memory of Mary, Wife of Thomas Hunt. She Aged 74 years. died August 17, I707, Aged. 39 years. l j-1--ii,

M--ii In Memory of William, Son of John and Mary Per- In Memory of John Litten, who died Feb. 7, 1744, ‘ kinﬂ. who died Oct. 30, 1769, Aged 45 years. Agerl 25 years. |1__i__i. ..__._ q In Memory of William Wilkins, who departed this life April 7, 1761, Aged 9 years. In Memory of Ann, W'ife of John Dore, who diod Here lyeth the Body of Mary, Wife of William Wil- Dec. 30, I700, Aged 57 years. kins, who died March 3, 1740, A ged B4. 80

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Here lyeth ye Body uf Elizabeth. “ife’ of Robert To the Memory of William Nohas, who departed this I°i:.raiug". She died Jill)‘ 13. 1734. Aged 3'1 3'93"‘- life April 29, 180-1, Aged 34 years. Also llebeoﬁi. Wife of Vl'illiani Nobes, who departed this life April

q-qi-.u—-u--1--1 the 12th, 1804, Aged 33 years. Also James, Son of William and Hebeeea Nohes, who died in his infancy. On Flat Stones. Boast aut, O Death l thy universal reign, |Ir!i'0 lyeth the Body of Aan, the Wife of Rube?! Thou, in thy turn, shnlt in the end be slain. Wollford. She died J-unc 21, 1738, Aged 27 ycars. !

M-ii To the Memory of Moses, Son uf John and Sarah Here lyeth the Body of Ilumphry, Son of y° Jvidow Drew, who departed this life the 25th of May, 1802, llewet, who was buried January ye 3|. Am"? D0"!- Aged 28 years. 1691. Here lieth the Body of William Ilewet, who iii- wag buriod Sept, ye 3d, Anno Dom. I691. To the Memory of Martha, Wifeof ltichard Timon,

,.-ii-i_ who died the 11th ol'June, 1801, Aged 25 years. Also Martha, their Daughter, who died the 4th OI In Memory of William Butler, who departed this life May, 1801, Aged 23 weeks. Oet. 3, 1737, Aged 54 yea.rs._ ____;

-W To the Memory ol'.Iohn, Son of John and Sarah Drew, who departed this life Oet. 26, 1812, Aged 50 years. Here lyeth ye Body of Jeﬂ'ry and Mary Lockey, who departed this life Dec.20,A..D.1'705, Aged 26 years. Farewell, my dearest friend, I must away, Death calls me hence, I eould no longer stay,

- Farewell all earthly joys, I go to prove The endless pleasure of the saints above. IIere lyeth ye Body of John Tayler, who departed Farewell my pains, disorders, doubts, and fears, this life March ye 30 , Anno Dom. 1695. In Heaven t.here’s neither sickness , grief, nor tears, All I possest below I now reslgn, Vain world farewell, but welcome joys divine.

Here lyeth ye Body of Elizabeth, ye daughter of _ Jeffery and Mary Loekey, who departed this life Oet. 25, A. D. 110:1. In Memory of Sarah, Daughter of John and Sarah Drew, who died Dee. 11, 17135, Aged 11 years. -Z-iii Also Thomas, Sonof John and Sarah Drew, who died In Memory of Mary the Wife of John Midwinter, who March 21, 1766, Aged 13 months. died July 22, 1638, Aged 30. James. Son of John And alsu Jane their Daughter, who died April 10, and Mary Midwinter. He died Iieb. 20, I736. 1178, Aged 5 weeks,

,-1-1.—i-__-.1 ii In Memory of Martha, daughter of John and Sarah I-Iere lieth the Body of Margaret, the Wife of Thomas Drew, who died Oet. 26, 1771, Aged 5 years. I-latt, and Thomas Pinhell, his Son, who departed In Memory of Sarah, Daughter of John snd Sarah this life Sept. 16, Anno Dom. 1693. Drew, who died Sept. 17, 1771, Aged ti years.

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Ilere lies interred the Body of Sarah, \'Vife of Thomas To the Memory of Elizabeth, the Daughter of John Ilatt, who deceased Nov. 23, Anno Dom. 1603. and Sarah Drew, who departed this life tho 151; of August, 1795, Aged 31 yours. - Reader. prepare to follow me, In Meniorl’ of Edward Drew. who departed this life ‘ For its I. am’ so shim’ thou he‘ May 12’ 1015' Agcd 42 years. y Rolling in dark and silent dust, Prellare lor ¢It‘!lIl.lI, for die thou must: Mourn not, dear \Vil'e, at my deeease, Life is tlncertain, death is sure, I hope with God I've made my peacc, Sin is the wound, Christ is the cure; ln Christ alone I unly trust, Praises on tombs are vainly spent, To rise in number with thejust. A good name is a monument. 81

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To the Memory ol"l‘l|omas Drew, who depnrted this In Memory of Jonathan, Son of Edward and Margery life July the 16th, 1818, Aged 35 years. Barnes, who died Dee. 31, 1773, Aged 0 years and 3 Conﬁde not, Reader, in thy youth or strength, months. In Memory of John Barnes, Son of Jona- But more than hoth, the present moment prize, than and Mary Barnes, who departed this life May Graves here surround thee of each breadth and length the 11th, 1787, in the 6th year of his age. To the And thou |nuy’st be, perhaps, the next that dias. Memory of Edward, Son of Edward and Margery Barnes, who departed this life Oct. 16, 1794, Aged Also Sarah and Jane, daughter of Thoma.-1 and ‘Sarah Drew, who died in their infancy. 24 years. In Memory of three children of Jonathan and Mary Barnes: Mary, their daughter, died Nov. ii '18, 1773, in the ﬁrst year of her aga : Jonathan, their On Flat Tombs. Son, died Oet. 10, 1774, Aged 15 weeks: Jonathan, their seeond Son, died March 6, 1778, Aged 5 weeks. To the Memory of Sarah, VVifo of John Drew , who

departed this life Sept. 10, 1810, Aged 73 years. i Hail, saered grave, he loyal to thy trust, To the Memory of Joseph, Son of John and Mary Till my dear Lord revives my sleeping dust, Adams, who departed this life the 6th day of Feh. Than as a faithful steward safe restore 1776, Aged 68 years. That praoious treasure thou eanst keep no Inore. To the Memory of John Drew, who died the 2d of Oet. 1802, Aged 73 years. In Memory ofJohn Adams, who died August ye Bth, Farewell, my “'il'e and Children all, 1747. Aged 74 years. My time was eonle, the Lord did eall Me to my grave, and there to lay Until the resurrection day. In Memory of Mary Adams, who died Feb. I762, Aged B2 years. -M

In Memory of Peter Harris, who died Feb. 10, 1e02, Aged B1 years. In Memory of Betty, the Widow of Wﬂliam Limmar, Though gone from hen es, we hope from Him ’tis gl‘l'9I'l', gent. daughter of John and Elizabeth Morriell, lite of To live with Christ for evermora iu Heaven. Buryrown, who departed this life the 18th of July, 17-16, Jfjtatis 50. Also the Body of Philadelphia ii-1-1. hi-1 Brook, daughter of James and Philadalphia Pinnoelr. lu Memory of Mary, “’ife of Jonathan Barnes, sen. She departed this life tha lﬂth of Jan. 1774, Aged B3 who died May 24, I780, Aged 63 years. years. Dear Iillsbll-l'l(l, now my life is past, My love to you so loop; did last; Here lyeth ye Body of John Strange, who died Au- Now I am gone no sorrow take, gust 1, 1725, Aged 70 years. But love my children for my sake. p-111-ii,- Also to tha Memory of Jonathan Barnes, sen. who died January the 6th, 1810, Aged 95 years In Memory of Samuel, Son of Richard and Joan Happy’s the man whom God doth own, Kenby, who died March 12, 1777, Aged 27 years. And to the marriage-supper hidden, Who here lays down his earthly load, Vllhose blessed spirit makes in heaven. To the Memory of John Adams, who departed this life the 24th of Dec. 1812, Agad 95 years. I-—1-i_——-i.

'l‘o the Memory of Jonathan Barnes, who departed this life April 18, ‘[797, Aged 48 years. In Memory of Mary, Wife of John Adams. who dein perfect health he went from home, parted this life Dec. 24, 1777, Aged 58 years. Nut thinlting that his glass was run, All ﬂowers grow hut to fade away, More sudden death does life decay. In Memory of Rohart, Son of John and Mary Adams, who died Dec. 3, 1783, Aged 21 years. 11-11--i..g¢ In hloom of youth ha sarf'd his God, To tha Mamory of Mary Beames Bames, Wife of And in the paths of virtue trod: Jonathan Barnes, who departed this life Jan. 31, 1317, In other griefs a shara ha hora, Aged B6 years. The needy shar'd his littla stora. Y 82 :;2 M0.\‘;|.'-.\"|I£N'I'AL l?~'r.4(IRll"l'lU.\'r-1 I In Memory of John Wells, who departed this life- In M emory of W illiam Bradley, who died I-‘eh. 12,1 744. ‘ \ April 17, 1766, Aged 48 years. \-_.__i¢.-__i. F To the Memory of Jane, the W'ife of John Pinnoclr, Il who died 27th May, 1797, Aged 73 years. Here lyeth the Body of George Moore, who died Laden with years, by sickness prcst, Nov. 20, 1747, Aged 41 years. This pious matron came to rest,

A fair example of good life, \ Here lieth the Body of George Gleed Moore, who She was a chaste and loving wife : died the 10th of June, 1805, Aged 66 years. Her house did shew her prudent care, ..___--.-_. She know both bow to spend and spare. Mourn not, she's gone where tears do cease, H Here lyeth the Body of Eliz.-.-.l»eth Eldridge, who died She upright liv'd, and died in peace. ' the.17th of Nov. 1789, Aged 85 years. C -..--L-si-.--p li ..____..__.__. To the Memory of John Pinnoelr, who died Nov. 13, 1804, Aged 66 years. i To the Memory of Edward Eldridge, of Sevenharnpton, in the Parish of I-Iighworth, who was the Son of Wil— _ liam and Mary Eldridge, of Dryfield, in tho County Ilere Be-steth the Body of Editli, Wife of John Piu- I ofGloui.-ester. He died Oct. 31,1767, Aged7Q years. nock, who was buried Feb. I8, A. D. 1693. - -.0 And also John Pinnoclr, her Husband, was buried Nov. 19, 1699. ' ' Here lyeth the Body of George Geeld, who departed Here lyeth also the Body of John, the Son of John this life Nov. 13, Anno Dom. 1720, Aged 10 years. and Edith Pinnock, who was buried Sept. A. D. 1702. In Memory of Richard Moore, who died Oct. 4, T 0 \ Anno Dom.1711. Elizaheth, Wife of George Gee-Id, 1-Z-_i.-1.1 1 died Sept. 3, 1724, Aged 78. James, Son of John and Sarah Pinnock, died July 17, i -1-it I——I-- 1763, Aged 79 years.

11--ii-— To the Memory of Robert H atcher, who departed this life April the 26, 1803, Aged 76 years. To the Me~ ‘rs the'Me1nory of Francis, Son of Edward and Mar- mory of Martha, the \lv'il'e of Robert Hatcher, who gery Barnes, who departed this life Nov. 1, 1313, departed this life Nov. 4, 1796, Aged Ill years. To Agcd 37 years. the Memory of Mary Strange, who died August, 1707,

*1?-is-‘ii Aged 53 years.

To thc Memory of Moses, Son of Edward and Mar» gery Barnes, who departed this life I-‘ob. 28, 1810, In Memory of William Eldridge, who died August 9, A god 77 years. 1793, Aged 49 years. -_—-,—¢._-_,¢- In Memory of Rachel Eldridge, Wife of William El- To the Memory of Margery, the Wife of Edward dridge, who died April 15, 1701, Aged 46 years. Barnes, who departed this life July the 2d, I807, r Aged 66 years. —._.-_$__—_-i.- To faith and charity her heart inelin'd, \ To thc Memory of Alice, the Wife ofJohn Grinnell, Gentle, prudent, and of an easy mind, who departed this life, April the 27th, 1815, Aged 60 Ready to forgive, fearful to offend, years. To the Memory of John Grinnell, who de- Faithful to her husband, true to her friend: \ parted this life Nov. 10, 1815, A ged 54 years. Her course she ﬁnish’d, and resig-n'd her breath, In pursuit of heaven through the vale of death.

'l‘o the Memory of Aliee,Vl'ife of Joseph Shcwry,who To the Memory of Edward Barnes, who li(.*.|!lll’i.P.(.ItI'li5 depzrltod this life Nov. 9, 1818, Agcd 20 years. life the Bth of August, 1809, Aged 69 yr=.n.rs. lu all the bloom ofyonth, she met her death, llumano and gentle, aﬂilble and kind, y Yet calm as hoary age resign'd her breath, A plain, hut open, rnorsl, honest, mind; Prepar’d by virtue for her blast remove; He liv’d to die, in Christ he put his trust, There sme to ﬁnd what's only found above, To rise, through Him, triumphant with the_jusl.. H Frielrdsllip sincere, and peace, and heavenly love. I 33

In 1'6 Wilts.—CAS'l'.LE EATON. H1! |',,,],.|- this '|'uml1, lyeth the BOtly of 'l'|1oma.s Hitch- H To the Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of “'illiam ‘Wig- man, who rlieil August ll, I760, Aged 7_7- gins, who (lierl March '2, 1789, Aged B2 years.

_' -1_._n-|._.-- ln Memory of Thomas, Son of Thomas and Jane » To the Memory ol' William Anger, who departed this llil.clm|au, who died Oct. 17, 1766, Aged 22 years. ii. lifo August the 1st, I810, Aged 40 years.

Head Stones. In Memory of William Martin, who died Dec. 29, ‘y. ensue EATON. I784, Aged Bl years. Also Sarah, his Wife, who

died Dec. I9, 1770, Aged 65 ycars. ‘>111-i J |--u-u_i-3-Z. Head Stones. Here lyeth the Body of Moses Akcrman, who died Sacred to the Memory of Joseph Newman, the S011 of July 22, 1760, Agml 74. \ Harry and Mary Ncwmaa, who departed this life , May 2rl, 1817, Aged 13 years.

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ln Memory of Martha, the Wm. of Moses Akerman, To thc Memory of Harry Newman, who rliecl Jan. who died April 10, 1747, Aged 5-1. years. the 5th, 1812, Aged 42 years. Also Harriet, (laugh-

|iu1-—--.-¢_.-_ ter of Harry and Mary Newman, who died Feb. 19. ‘ 1812, Aged 10 weeks.

In Memory of John, Son of Moses and Mary Aker- I i ' man, who died July 7, 1770, Agcd 41 years. VVi|liam, Son of John and Aliee By, of Stow. He died June 8, 1736, Age(l.21 years. Here lyeth the Body of Moses Akermau, who died July the 20, 1767, Aged 31! years. l In Memory of Richard Knapp, Son of Edward and -ii-qiil ' Elizabeth Knapp, who died Nov. 10, 1796, Aged 14 l To the Memory of Thomas, Son of William and h y(‘Ill'.'l. Graee Akerrnan, who tll!pl'll’t(-‘(l illis life the 23:1 of | ._.i_-.._-. Sept. lllll, Agail 3'2 yr-nrs. J In Memory of Susannah Kibblewhite. She died Feb. ‘ 17, 1008, Aged U5 years. In Memory of Elizabeth ‘, Morgan, Wife of Charles Morgan, and Daughter of Here lyeth three ehildren of William amlG race Alrer- 5i Thomas anrl Susannah Kibblowhite. She died Oct. man, John, their ﬁrst Son, who died an infant, also ', 29, 1793, Aged 30 years. Thomas, their Soa, who died April 12, 1778, A gi-Ell 1 year, also John, their second $on, who died Jan. 10, 1701, Aged 3 years, In Memory of Thomas Kibblewhite, who died Dec. the llth, 1770, Aged 60 years. L-ii

1iiw—~i1u-n To the Memory of William Akerman, who departed l this life April the I lth, I79-5, Aged (£5 years. ii 'l'o the Memory of John Kihhlewhite, who died Nov. 20, 1617, Aged 71 years. Joanna, his Wife, died 11$-in-_-_— 0 April 0, 1010, Aged 73 years. l

To the M1-mory of Grace, tlle “iife of lrvillinm Aircr- -ii - mnn, who tlflpflflflll this life the 19th of Oetober, ‘I797, Aged 59 years. Elizabeth. daughter ofThomas and Mary Kibhlewhite,

-_-Z-Z--1-Z * died April 22, 1745, Aged 23years.

To the Memory of Elizabeth, daughter of William and Grace Akerman, who departed this life the 20th In Memory of William Packer, who departed this °l' APT“. I801 , "\:_-,ml ‘Z7 years. \ life Sent. 20. 1730. 84

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m i Here lyeth ye Body of Susanna, “fife of Willia i Mary, daughter of John and Margaret Bennett, dy’d Packer, who died Nov. 13, 1740, Aged B1 years. i Dee. 12, 1743, Aged 7 years. ‘r In Memory of two Children of Robert and Mary Ben- ‘ i nett. Margaret died June 13, 1787, Aged 5 years. In Memory oi‘ Samuel Cook, sen. who died Nov. 10, Sarah died July 3, . . . 1730, Aged 61 years. In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of Samuel Cook, sen. In Memory of Elizabeth May, Daughter of Thomas who died Nov. 13, 1770, Aged . . . and Sarah Munday, and Wife of John May, of Amp- P ney. She died Nov. 15, 1738, Agcd 70 years. 1--_—¢Z—-1 l W In Memory of Thomas Munday, who diotl Aug. 12, In Memory of Amy, the daughter of John and Eliza- 1742, Aged 58 years. beth Kinner, who died April 1776. -_Z.-ii-i

-_-mi;-A-.., In Memory of Sarah, the Wife of Thomas Munday,

Christopher, the Son of John and Elizabeth Kinne -I b who died January 13, 1750, Aged 04 years. who died May 30, 1700, Aged ‘Z3.

-T44_—_44 In Memory of William, the Son of Thomas and Sarah On a Flat Stone. J Munday, who died July 15, 1762, Aged 47 years.

In Memory of John Kinnor, sen. who died March 30, -_-iniii-|-u 1770, Aged 00 years. i 0 ln Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of John Kinner, sen i In Memory of Grace, the Wife of William Goldin, of who died April 14, 1777, Aged 71 years. Cirencester, who died April 10, 1700, Aged 67. In Memory of John, Son of John and Elizabeth Kin- . nor, who died July 5, ‘[797, Aged 63 years. In Memory of John Kibble, who died April 10, Anno l l Domini 1716. To the Memory of Hannah, Wife of William Gale, In Memory of Jauc, the Wife of John Kinner, daugh- r ter of John and Elizabeth Alexander, who died April who died June 10, 1744, Aged 24 years. the 25, 1729, Aged 31 years. \-jiiig In Memory of John Alexander, who died May 20, 1771, Aged 75 years. J Amy, Wife of William Sealey, departed this life May In Memory of Elizabeth, the Wil'e of John Alexander, A the 10, 1756, Aged Bl years. \ who died Jan. y¢ 26, 1734, Aged 50 years. J In Memory of John Alexander, sen. who died in the yl'\lI' 1747, Aged 75 years. In Memory of John Hughes, who died Sept. 8, I768, Aged B2 years. --u-—_i;i_ Also Elizabeth, Wife of John Hughes, who died July On Head Stones. 4, 1753, Aged 43 years. Here lyeth yfl Body of Alice, yfl Wife of John Alex- In Memory of Alexander Hughes, who died June 7, ander,_who died May 29, 1737, Aged 69. 1786, Aged 40 years. Also Jane, Daughter of Alexander and Susanna .i.,—i_-ii Hughes, died Dec. 3, 1788. To the Memory of Mary, the Wife of John Alexander, l who died April 2!], 1756, Aged 40 years. Here lyeth yfl Body of Robert, Son of Robert --i.—_—;--1 L Simonds, who was buryed Dee. 15, 1087. Mary, the Wife of Thomas Davis, died Nov. 1, 1738, Here lieth y° Body of John, Son of Robert Simonrls, Aged 72 years. who was buryed Oet. 3, 1080. Hero lyeth tbe Body of William, Son of Robert Si- -CIQ monds, who was buryed Nov. 0, 168 . To the Memory of Thomas Harris, who died Sept. 13, i 1763, Aged 07. In Memory of Martha, the Wife of Thomas Harrie. i 1.. Memory of Elizabeth, the ans. of William Sealy, She died June 29, 1769, Aged 30 years. l who died July 13, 1762, Aged 40years. 35

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l|| .\lomory of Elizabeth, the Daughter of John and In Memury of Richard $mith, who dopnrtud this life Mary Alexander, who died May the 20, 1768, Aged July the Uth, 176-"l, Agcd 57 years. ‘Z2 years. ' I Z-ii,-_-1-

l In Memory of Phillis, Wile of Richard Smith, sen. In Memory of Catherine, ‘Wife of Richard Husks, who depurted this life Jan. 24, 1763, Agcd 5'2 years. daughter of Thomas and Sarah Wilkins, who died March 24, 1700, Agml 35 years. i|jQ Death is u. pninflll way that all must tread, On Flat Tombs. Joyful to them that are by virtue led : Near this Place lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, the Then grieve not, friends, because I died so soon, Wife of Robert Payn. She died Oct. 12, 1722, My day's journey ﬁnished at noon. Aged 34 years. Also Sarah, hcr infant, B months old.

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In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of Henry Humphrya. John Ayer, who died Sept. tho 3-ti, Anno Domini I728, She died July I1, I799, Aged 53 years. llitatis 65. Also here lyeth Catherine, Wife of John Ayers, who .--_|- __,_._.i _ dicll Feb. thc 14, 1746, Aged B2. Margaret \‘l'ifu of llicharrl 1{ibbell,rlind Feb. 2, 1740, Aged 45 years. -1_—-j__-_; Here lyeth the Body of Mr. Thomas Ayers, who de- --1-1-.-1 |---| parted this life I-‘eh. the 29, 1741, Aged 51 years. In Mcmory of Richard Kibhcll, who departed this i life April 11th, 1740, Aged 60 years. l km-ii H In Memory of John, Son of Joseph and Anna Green, _ who died October the 26, 1752, Aged 24 years. Here lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, the Vl'ife of Alan Kehle, who dietl March the 30th, 1727, Aged B7 years. -1-_n—1-__— Head Stones. Here lycth the Body of John Ayer, who departed this ln Memory of Mary, ‘Wife. uf William Rimc, died life April 11, A. D. 1700. May 21, 1769. -1-i_p-._i-

I llere lieth the Body of Jane Maclrlyn, the loving Here lyeth the Body uf Charles Jones, who died “’ife of William Macklyn, by hcr three Children, 231] of January, 1659. April 30, 1760, Aged 6 years. i u-__-1-1-i

On Flat Stones. i l The Rev. Henry Brent, Curate. IIere lyeth the Body of Mary the Wife of Mr. Thomas Harding, who departed this life the xvii day of June, Anno }Etatis 90, et Salutis 1684.

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l'H.UNSDON S1‘. ANDREW. Here lieth the Body of Seth, the Son of Thomas Har- ding, Gent. who departed this life the last day of Dec. in the year of our Lord 1691.

Head Stones. In Memory of Richard, Qon of llichard and Phillis In Memory of Thomas Harding, gent. who died Jan. Smith, who died August 15, 1767, Aged 27 years. 1724, ﬂit-atis 63. j. Also John Harding, of Lechlade, who died Jan. 2, 1776, Aged '77 years. In Memory of Atlyc Ayers, who departed this life F - August 13, 1703, Aged 67 ycars. Also Jane his Vl’ife, whu departed this life Dec. 11', n Here lyeth the Body of Jane, the “Tife of Anthony l776, Aged I-I4 years. l ' Taylor. She died Feb. 2.5, 1723, Aged59 years, Z %

86 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS Flat Stones. S. Side. Here lyeth the Body of John and Elizabeth Ayers, In Memory of Martha Ayers, who departed this life who died Feb. 9, 1770, Aged 06 years. March 4, 1787, Aged '71 years. In Memory of Mr. Edward Ayers, Son of Mr. John and Mrs. Elizabeth Ayers. I-Ie died June 24, 1784, Aged 58 years. Here lyeth the Body of Mr. Richard Croft Ayers,

i Son of Mr. John and Elizabeth Ayers, who rlicd May 3, 1782, Aged 51 years. In Memory of Mr. Thomas Ayers, who departed this life October the 3d, 1781, Aged 65 years. I

To the Memory of Phyllis, Wife of Thomas Ayers, Head Stone. who departed this life Jan. 21st, 1814, Aged '71 years. To the Memory of Mary, Daughter of Thomas and Phyllis Ayers, who departed this life Feb. 14, 1772, Aged 1 year. To the Memory of Martha, daughter of Thomas and Phyllis Ayers, who departed this life Jan. 16, 1813, Aged 38 years. Aﬂiliction sore long time I hore, Physicians were in vain, ' Till God was pleaa’d to give me ease, To ease me of my pain.

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CRICKLADE. Duxitin Uxorem Mariam filiam unicum ultimi incum- bentis. (St. Sampson’: Parish.) Andra: Lynne, ex Anna conjuge, Plurimum de illa suscepit sobolem Mariam, Johannem, I-Ienricum, Andream, Mon. in Chancel against North Wall. Unum atq. alterum Sacred to the Memory of John Bristow, gent. whose e quibus non illum reliquit supers. vitem ' Remains lie interred near this place. He departed Quippe qui Ccelo dig-nos genuit tandem this life the 15th Feh. 1788, Aged 48 years. Piis, laboribus, exhaustus L Infractusq. morbo male pertinaee, - Quum nee sibi, nec aliis posset ulterius providers ; Vitam cujus cum primum pertmsua est, Sacred to the Memory of William Adfllllfl. Esq. W110“! Lubens deposuit, Remains lie interred in the Family Vault in the Church- ob. vii Jan: Anno Salut. MDCCIII. yard : Born July 1st, 1774, Died June 2d, 1812. ' Atq. mtat. sun: LVIII. a M. H. .-----‘-Q I-Ionoris et pietatis ergo, us.c V. M. P.

Johannis Flood, j-ii. Hnjus Ecelesia: pet’ xxxv annos Vicarius : Vir optima, quazq. meritus si quod habeant meritorum, ‘This is inscribed to the Memory of John Nott, eldest Reda tides, castus sermo, par vita. Son of the late Captain J. V. l’. N ott, l-'irst Lieut. of Miseros omnes, eognatus, largus fovit. His Ma,iesty’s Ship Success. Ile was carried oﬂ' by Amicis totus potuit, the Yellow Fever, at Port-Royal, Jamaica, on the F 18th of Angust, 1794, in the 24th your of his age. Inirnicorum odia non contempsit, sed lenitate vicit. \ 87

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Also to the Memory of his youngest Brother, George Here lyeth the Body of Nott, who fell a sacriﬁce to the same dreadful disor- William Packer, gent. dor,in November, 1795, in the West Indies, on Board Who departed this life llis Majesty's Ship Bmrulieu, in the 17th year of his The 6th day . . ' . nge. Though out off at so early a period, they pro- Anno Do . . mised not only to be an ornament to their profession, Et Tu . hut to their Country. In private life, their Virtues And also ye . . . were snch as to make their loss ever to be lamented Formerly . . . by all who knew them. The aﬂiiction of their surviv- Said Mr. Packer, and ing Parent, (by whom this Monument is erected) is Wife of Edmond Morgan, too poignant for description. Gent. She was Daughter of Edw. Pleydell, I-iiiij of This Parish, Gent. and E. Wall oi‘ Chancel. Mary his Wife. She departed lloe Telum Patriam defensore strenuissimo orbavit. this life the 15th of May, Anno Dom. 1722, in yB To perpetuate the Memory of John Neale Pleydell 39th Year of ber age. Nott, Esq. Commander of his Mitjesties Ship Crmtnm-, who lost his life off Martinique, April 29, 1781, in the . . . none Remove ber Bone 49th year ofhis age, gallantly supporting his Countries Cnnse ngainst the French l"leet,c-mnmanded by Mons. do Grass. He married Catherine, Daughter of Robt. Without the Rails, on Flat Stones. Andrews, Esq. hy whom he left issue three Sons, Here lyeth the Body of John, Son of John and Mary Jobn, Edward, and George, and two Daughters, Flood. He departed this life the 11th day of April, Diana and Elizabeth. in the 21st year of his age, and in ye year 1601.

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.' Sacred to thc McmoryofJohn Nott, Esq. of Braydon, in the County of Wilts. He died June 23d, 1763, Here lyetb the Body of Henry, Son of Jobn and Aged 64. ' And of Elizabeth, the Daughter of Henry Mary Flood. He departed this Life yﬂ 3:1 day of Neale, Esq. of Allesley, in Wanviekshire, his “'ife. Jnly, in the 11th year-of his Age, and in the year 1683. She died Sept. Gth, 1746, Aged 44. 'l‘hey left three surviving Sons, John Neale Pleydcll, Joseph, Roger, hi-ii and had many other Children, who died in infancy. Here Lyed yﬂ Body of ye Rev. Mr. Andrew Lenn, Joseph Nott died at Mndrass, in the East India's, in sen. formerly Vicar of this Place. 1.760, without issue. Here lyeth ye Body likewise of Ann Palmergran, 112:-in daughter of ye said Mr. Lenn. Ilere Lyeth thc Body of Edward Nott, of Brnydou Here Lyeth also ye Body of Mrs Frances Norse, l"forc.sl., list]. who alied Mureh ye 23¢], A.D. W12, who dyed Feb. ye 3d, A. D. 1712, Aged 61 years. Agcd 72 years.

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Anne Wife of Edward Nott, Esq. died Feb. 18th, Here lyeth the Body of John Bristow, gent. who de- A""° iii-iiiiilniiiii parted this Life Feb. the 15th, 1788, Aged 48 years, All that Remains of what to mo was desire, ()l' Wife in Vertue, Beauty, Love lies here. Here Lyeth ye Body of John Bristow, who departed this life the 4th of April, A.D. 1658, Agcd 47 years.

Sacred l And also Jude, the Wife of John Bristow. She de- To tl|e Memory 01' parted this life the l6tb of August, A. D. 1681. The Rev. li. Purdy, And also 1‘l’illiarn, Son of Robert and Rebecca Bris- D.D. stow, who departed this life the (lth of September, ob. Oct. 1.5, woe. A. D. 1732, Aged 39 years.

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-i Ilere lyeth the Body of Robert Packer, gent. Who died the 24th of Nov. 1727, Here lyeth the Body of Robert Bristow, who departed Aged 55 years. this life Sept. 4, 1769, Aged 79 years. 88

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llere lyeth the Body of Rebekah Lawe, daughter of ll To the Memory of Thomas Skillinn, who died Feb. 17th. 1016, Aged 50 years. William Lawe, Attorney, and Joanna his Wife, who l departed this life Sept. 29th, 1711. And also Joanna Lawe, his Wife. She died May the 4th, 1728, Aged 92 years. Also Thomas, Son of Thomas and Isabella Sltillian,

¢_-pi-_—1--a who died May 24th, 1615, Aged 30 yoars. l Herc lycth the Body of John and Robert Harper. p :—n_1--L- John departed this life Aug. y<'- l4th,170l, in the 44m year of his Age. Near this Place lycth y" Body of H. Nicholas Hartl- ham, who departed this lifo July 20, A. D. I799. Robert departed this life March the 28th, 1728, in the

68th year of his ngc, and was Churchwarden with i-i-_|-—-—-—-u William Waine, for the Parish of Crekelade, 23 years J (In Flat Stones in North Transepl. and upwards. Here lieth the Borly of Mrs. Catherine Hardham, My life was nothing else but pain, W'ife of Mr. Nicholas Hardhuin. Buricd Feb. 23d, Whilst here on earth I did remain, A. D. 1712.

At length the Lord, it Clid him plcase v-l To take rne to a place of case. i

I In Memory of Sarah, Daughter of Christopher and Sarah Saunders, who diatl Uet. 2d,; 1746, Aged 26 Against the North Pillar of the Tower. years. Near this Place lyeth the Body of Mr. Henry Dennis, -l-u—ii-x-_-_..- who tlt:pul'tt.'d this life thc 27th day of July, in the l III Memory of Christopher Saunders, who died Feb.6, year of our Lord 1742, Agcd 4'2 years. 1746. Aged 53.

-1.___,__-.-.-___- F i-i-I--i Taught half by Reason, half by mere Decay, Hero lyeth the Body of Sarah, the Wife of Christo- To welcome Death, and calmly pass away. pher Saunders, Mercer, eldest Daughter of Mr. Samuel This Monument is erected to perpetuate thc beloved Suundcrs, of Tctbury, Gloucestershire. She departed Memory of John Pitt, jun. who (lied the 10th day of this life May the 2d, 1734, Aged 33 years. December, 1786, Aged 19 years. |-_-|—i-mi.-

n--u-—-qtip Here lyeth the Body of Hannah, daughter of Christo- On a Wood M. in west wall of north transept. H phcr and Sarah Saunders. She died March 3d, 172: In Memory of Mary, Daughter of John and Mary Agcd 7 months. Sltillin. She dcpnrted this life July 23d, 1730, i --.-iii?- A god 21 years. Also herc lycth thc Body of Christopher, the Son of Beautiful was I as the growing ﬂowers, Christopher and Sarah Saunders. He died March 27, Cut down and wither’d in few hours; 1720, Agcd I] months. I was in health, as might be to-day,

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i Here lyeth the Body of Ann Saunders, who departed this life the 5th day of January, Anno Dom. 1079, Near this Plnce lyeth interred the Body of John Skil- Let none remove her Bones. lin, who was Clerk and Sexton of both Parishes in this town upwards of forty-two years. He was a loving Husband, a tcndcr Father, and a social Friend. Herc lycth the Body of W'illiam Pry, who dcpartml He departed this life July the 6th, 1770, Aged 7!] ycars. this life Jnnnary the ‘Id, Anno Dom. 10-7.

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Ncar this Place lyeth Mary, Wife of John Sl-tillin. Here lieth the Body oi’ liliznbetli, the Daughter of She dicd Scpt. 24, 1763, Aged 70 years. She was a Williaiii and Elizabeth Fry, who departed this life loving W'ife, anal a tender Mother to five sons and March ll, A. D. 1716, Agcd 22 years. seven daughters. Mary Hopkins, Agcd 41. 39

11:05 iVilZ.t.--—-CRICKLADE SI. Srnnp. U9 l-lare lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, \Vife i)fWilliarn Here lieth the Body of Mr. Rowland Nicolson, jun. T-‘fry. She departed this life April yﬂ lat, A. D. 1721, who departed this life the 25th day of Jan. 1086, in Aged 66 years. thc 39th year of his age. Near this Place lyeth the Body of William Ffry. He Who lived beloved, in faith he dy'd, died August y° 20th, 1730, Aged 88. His life was desir’d, but God deny'd. Elizabeth Smith died 1752.

Here lyeth the Body of William Pacller, who departed this life the 9th day of October, A. D. 1607. Here lieth the Body of Mr. Nicholas Hardham, who -W-ho lived beloved, in faith he died, departed this life July 26, Anno { %(;::' 1723: His life was desired, but God denied. Here lieth also Mary, the Wife of William Packer. She died May the 9th, Domi. 1729, Aged 62 years.

Here licth the Body of Thomas Skillin, who departed ii-1-i-p this life Feb. the 9th, 1773, Aged 51 years. Here lieth ye Body of Catharine, the Wife of Ri- Death . . warning to me gave, chard Packer. She died Dec. yﬁ . . 0, 1723, But quickly sent mo to my grave; Aged . . years. Serve God and Christ, make no delay,

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_--_€—-1-I Here lieth yﬂ Body of William Packer, Son of Wil- 44__t liam and Mary Packer, who departed this life Au- Ia Memory of Edmund King, who died March 24th, t gust the bth, Anno Dom. 1603. 1798, Aged 39 years. Also Martha, his Wife, who died March Bth, 1801, Aged 67 years. M-3--i

P Hcre lieth the Body of Joan, the beloved Wife of Simon Wild, who departed this life August the 16th, In Memory of Lodowiclt Packer, who died Oct. 22d, A. D. 111:1. ' A. D. MDCCXKXV. Aged 50 years.

All men on earth arc bound to die, Here lyeth the Body Therefore think on cternity; of Simon Wild,jun. When life is past, and death is come, He departed this life Then well is he that well hath done. February the lid, A. D. 1710. \ -i Also in Memory of Mary, the Wife of Lodowick he W'ase in Jenus for \ Packer, and also Wife to Daniel Fletcher, who died is Singing, Ringing, & January thc llth, 1770, Aged 70 years. Vl’rit.eing he dyed in the 21 st year ofhis age being much lamented.

On Flat Stone in S. Trmtscpt. Also Alice Haines, Which lnterred the 20 llic tlormit corpus Oct. 1730. llmvlulttli Nltthnlsoll. Senioris, ("it-nerosi, qui heu Animara unpiravit nono die Uetohris, Anno Dom. 1680, Here lyeth the Body of Simon Wild, who departed 1 this life Sept. yﬂ 11th Anno Dom. 1720. He died in Altnoq. Ilitatis septnngesinio seeundo. the 77th year of his Age. ll<.'.~"-urgelnus. l i Cause the World was nnt worthy him to have, The great Jbltuvitll shut him in thil grave. ll Here lieth the Body of Mary, daughter of Richard Here lyeth y" Body of and Ann Kinneir, jun. who died l-‘ch. 24th, 1765, Catharine. ye \\'ife of Rowland Nicolson, Aged 0 months. who departed this life November yﬁ 12th, Walter, their Son, who died Dec. 26, 1792, 1704. U Aged 15 years. A a 90

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In Memory of Rlcltartl Kinneir, gent. who died Nov. Here lyeth the Body of Annahclla, W'ife of Edward 19. 1784. Aged 72 years. Pleydcll, Esq. Daughter of the Right lionb" Sir John Richard Kinncir, jun. who died March 5, It-$13, i'Ernt’e, Kt. who was Chancellor of the Exchequer 6'. Aged 63 years. Privi Couusell, in the Reigns of King Charles thc 2d, King James, and King William and Queen Mary_ Ann, his Wffe, who died Feb. 4, 1787, A gediit-J years. She departed this life Nov. 27, Anno Dom. I705. Joseph, Son of Richard aml Sarah Kinneir, died

March 19, 1B11, Aged B months. .

Q-i-u--._-t-an Here lieth the Body of Edward Pleydell, l“l..~+t|. formerly Member of Parliament for this Borough. Ho Here lyeth the Body of Charles -Beris, who departed departed this life April 23d, Anno Dom. 1731, fl'".t.7t’i. July 20th, Anno Dom. 1645.

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Here lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Archard. She de- On a Mon. in Body of Church. parted this life July the 24th, 1'71 - . Erccterl to the Memory of Williatu Maskeylnv, gent. who died May 5th, 1809, Aged B1 years. 7 Mary, his \Vife, who died June 19th, 11514, Aged ti-'3 On Flat Stones in the Tower. years. Mary, their Daughter, who died July 14, 1709, Aged in Memory of Susanna, Daughter of Richard and Susannah Kinneir, who departed this life November 20 years. the ﬂth, 1742, Agcd 12 years. Elizabeth, their Daughter, who died October 23d, 1769, Aged 19 years.

Herc lycth the Body of Ann, the Daughter of John i and Anne Pitt, who departed this life December the On Flat Stunts. D, A. D. 1709, Aged almost 9 years. Here lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Archer. She died Here also lyeth John, the Son of John and Mary 5 July the 24th, 1716, lhitatis l7. Pitt, who dyed the 15th of Nov. l727, Agcd 1] years. t

-Z Herc lycth the Body of Rehekah Arehcr. She died Here iyeth the Body of H May 25th, 1728. Aitatis 71. Mr. John Pitt, W - Who departed this life Feb. 25, Anno 1'7;-9' * l Herc lyeth the Body of Mary Archer. She died In the 18 Yeare of his Age. March the 2d, 1729, ihltntis 79.

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Mary, Daughter of James and Mary Norman, died ” Here lieth the Body of Mrs. Martha Pleydell, Dangli- Nov. 21st, A. D. 1784, Aged 60 years. ter of Frlwarrl Pleydell, of this Town, gent. She died May 23rd, Anno Dom. 1727, Etatis 64.

-—-I-\-—|-_-i-p She gave twenty Shillings per Annum for over to the ln Memory of Christopher Pitts, gent. who died May Poor of this Town, and a Branch for Candles to this Church. the lﬂth, Anno Dom. 1730, Iﬁtatis 42. W ———-1--1-.--1

. Here lyeth Mary, the Daughter of ‘Thomas and Mary Here lyeth the Body of Ann, the W'ifc of 1-lenry W'eston, who departed this lift: July 11't.h, A. D. 1609. Dennis. She departed this life Nov. 20th, Anno

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This Stone was laid at the charge of Mr. Edward i Here lyetlt the Body of John, Son ot"l'homas and Fettiplace. i, Mary Westott, who died August lttth, A.D.1'7t!tl. 91

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To the Mcmory of John Byrt, who departed this life ‘ Also Susanna his Wife departed this life August thi- hitrptemher the 23d, 1796, Aged B4 yci-H8. 24, .~\. D. 1718, Aged 64 years. To tho Moiuory of Mary Byrt, who departed this life ' Hcre lyeth Ann Flue, daughter of Francis and 5u- August lllth, 1703, Aged 70 years. sanna Bristow, who died June ye 4th, 1748, Aged 61 years.

i Herc lyuth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Richard Also here lyeth the Body of Jane, the Wifc of Mills Byrto, who departed this life May the 20th, 1713, in Fluce, Daughter of Francis and Susanna Bristow. the 26th your of her agc. i She departed this life May the 26th, 1762, Aged 69 Also hero lyeth Richard Byrte, who departed this years. lil'c May tho 31st, 1768, old stile, Aged B4 years.

Here licth the Body of Thomas Skillin, who died "ore lycth the Body of Mary, the Daughter of Chris- July 2, 1770, Aged '71 years. topher und Mary Mathews, who departed this life . . . Susanna, his Wifc, May the 27, A. D. 1702, A ged 4 years. . . gh' of Francis 6: Susanna Bristow, Q-—i.—-n__i. who died Jan. 4, 1772, Aged al years. llerc lioth tho Body of “Richard Burt, junior, who

(.lt:l.Il|l'tl:ll this life March the 16, Anno Dom. ——1IZI—|-1—_ 1 (J ii 4. Here lyeth ye Body Richard Byrt, died March 13, 1772, Aged 63. Susanna, (laugh . . Mary, his Daughter, died Oct. 31, 1772, Aged 30. of Francis G: Susan . , Bristow, who depar . this life Saptem . . . Here lieth ye Body of Catharine Byrt, who departed ye 20th, Anno Dom. this life December ye 11th, A. D. 1702. 1 6 B 2.

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Here lyeth ye Body of John Wild, who departed this llcrc lyeth the Body of Margery, the “fife of Rich- life November ye 29, A. D. 1696. ard Burt, sun. who dcparted this life August yv 17th, A. D. 1703. Herc lieth ye Body of John Wild, who departed this life March thc ltlth, A. D. 1708. lu Memory of Ann, Wife of Richard Byrt, jun. who dicd March 10th, 1787, Aged B3 ycars. Also Ann, Daughter of Richard and Ann Byrt, died Here Lyeth ye Body of Mary, Wife of William Jun. 3rd, 1784, Aged 45 years. Archer. She departed this life Jan. 11, 172-5, Aged 56 years. 2-- -1q-_—.--

I-lcrc Lyoth thc Body of Richard Byrt, who departed this life Juno the ‘Z6, Anno Dom. 1087. Also Wjlliam Archer. He was Buried April ye Dth, 1729, Aged 62 years.

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I€ On Monuments in N. Aisle. Here lycth the Body of William Jones, gent. who Near this Place lyeth the Body of Margaret, Wife departed this . . of Henry Brind, Goldsmith, in London, daughter of April the 28 2 1'7 . . Thomas and Eleanor Carter. She died Aug. 10th, Aged 70 years. 1750, Agcd 25 ycars.

In Memory of Robert Jenner, Son of Nath. Jenner, Ilere lyeth yr Body of Francis Bristow. He de- of Widhill, gent. Departed this life May 12, A. D. parted this life August A. D. 1704, Aged 67 years. 17:30, I-Etat. 1a. 92.

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lle-re lyeth the Body of Bieliartl Penuell, who lived On Flat Stones. at Cr,“-.l-1.-.tt, in the Parish of Cricklade, and departed Here Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Pleydell, this life the 9th day of N" Anno Dom. 1694. who died July '7, 1737, Aged 77 years. "ere lyeth the Body of John, the Sol! of Richan‘ Pauuell, who departed this life the 5th day ol'Junc, --ii-1---1 A. D. 1094. Here Lyeth the Body of Edward, Sou ol' Edward and

-iii 1 Ann Meddlecott. I-le departed this life July the 25th, 1726, Aged 3 weeks. In Memory of John Jenner, Sou of Nath. Jenner, of Here lieth also the Body of Mary Meddlecott. Widhill, gent. Departed this life July 7th, A.D. 173], mint. 23.

11-ii---i On Flat Stones in Vestry Room. Here lyeth the Body of Rachel, the “fife of Thomas llere lieth interred the Body of Elizabeth, thewife of Jacob. She departed this life Nov. 23, A. D. 1605, Rchert Jenner, Esq. who departed this life Nov. 23, Aged 47 years. An” Dom. 1666. Also Mr. Robert, Son of Mr. Thomas and Rachel Jacoh, who died July 22, 1731, Aged 4'7 years. pi-iii. ‘Veep not for me, it is in vain, On an Altar Tomb. ‘Veep for your sins, and them refrain, Here lyeth the Body of Robert Jennior, Esq. Citizen For here I lay free from all pain. and Gouldsmith of London, who, out of his Picty ill: Hoping with Christ to meet again. Charetie, Built the Eight Almeshouses in the Abbie of |. Malmshuric, and hatb Allowed Fourtie Poundes Ayear for Ever for the Maintenaunec of Them: Wlln John Parohurst, Allsoe Built A free sehoule in this Parrish & Left Gent. died the 20th of Twcutie Poundes A yeare for thc Maintenaunce of it July, 1000. for ever. Ilee Lykewise Built the Parrish Church of Marston Maysie, ln ‘tho Countie of Wilts; at his J -2--i-ii owne Proper Cost and Charge: l-lee Hath Allsoe _l Herc lycth the Body of Mrs. Frances Skylling,Grand given Tweotie Poundes Ayeare to St. Bartholomeues Daughter to Mr. Philip Jacobson, hy Frances, his Hospitall, and Fiveteene Poundcs Ayoar to the Wife. She cheerfully and willingly left this wnrld on Gouhlsmiths for ﬁveteene of tbe Poorest Men of July the 3d day, 1639, A ged years 22, and 0 months. Theirc COIIIPU ic, and ﬁre Poundes A years Lothe

poore of St. John Zacharias Parrish, & five poundes pi-A-11.- Ay.-are To the Poore of St. Leonards Parrish, in Foster Lane London: beeing All for ever. lu Memory of Betty, daughter of Richard and Eliza- beth Pleydell. She died July 18, 1730, Aged 3 llln- Deseusod this Life the 7th of Deecni lflfil, years 8.: 22 weeks. Aged R7 years. My friends and Parents do not weep, I am not dead, but gone to sleep : .-_i---.|--- I from this \Vorld am gone to rest, Against S. aisle. God take to him whom he love best. In Memory of Edward Plcydell, gent. ilIII0JI0¢'Il;-|Iorun.rQfj'p'wi- who dyed the 2d of February, 1675. Also Mary, ‘Vito of the said Edward Pleydell, gent. til): manor. who dyed the 13th of April. 1712. Amlnlso Mrs. Elizabeth Pley-lell, Daughter of the Bcnfield purchased the Manor of Knisbet, and in above Edward and Mary, who died 28 ofJuly, ‘I791, Lord Porehester purchased it of Benfield, and 1 7 37. in 1811, Mr. Joseph Pitt purchased it of Lord Por- chcster, and the first Court held in October, 1812, The :-.ni.l Mrs. 1-Llizabeth Pleydell gave ‘l'weuty and in ‘ll-ll-l, the Town "all was takcu down, and l.he Ztihill. per .\nn. to the poore ol' this Parish for ever. Members for the Borough arc now elected in the l\'lr.~=. Church. On the South Wall of the body of the Mary Morgan Church is the Representation of part of two Flying died I-‘ob. 24, 1763, Horses combatant. ln the Vestry Boom is the iron _'\ ged 77 years. frame of the llour—glass which formerly the Iilinistor 93

In cf} Wilts.---CIKICRLADE St. lifary. :13 prcachcd by. April 30, 1820, The Church was fur- R. P. nished with an Organ, which was purchased by Sub- Here lyeth ye Body of scription, value £125, Lord Radnor subscribed the \ Richard Painter, who first ten guineas: bought of Mr. Robins of Malmes- departed this life, Deecm. 2d. bury. i 1717, Aged 05 years. The Tower contains five Bells : ()n the Treble-— Oh Death why was that so unkind to take my only Wm. Chatnpernown dz Rt. White, Churchwardcns. Friend on Earth and leave me behind the best of James Wells fecit, H303. On 2d Bell-—Prospet'ity to Husbands was to me and ye most indulgent Cricklade, and all our Benefactors: 1703.—-3d Bell- Father to his Children lindcrneath this stone here lyes Abra. Iludhall, cast us All, Anno Dom. 1703. his life was much desired if god thought fit but death 4th Be-ll—I'eace and Good Neighbourhood. A. R. We must all submit Through God’s mercy dz the 5th Bell—Mr. John I-'lood Minister, 8: Ilenry Dennis Mercy ofJesus Cbrist our Saviour you now sleep free Robert Bristow : C. W’. A. R. 170:]. from paine till you and I shall meet again Eliz. Painter, & Ovcr a Porch at thc bank side of the House of ln- Mary Cox. ‘I729. dnstry is this Inscription :-—‘ This School was erected: 20 Pounds yearely settled on the Master by the R Bounty of Robert Jenner, Esq. 1652.’ This was formerly the School, but now converted into the Here lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Rtchard llousc of Industry, which contains twenty-six por- Painter, jun. who departed this life August yI= 7th, sons, tbe £20 that was left by Robert Jcnner being A. D. 1720, Agcd 44 years. entirely lost, hy reason of its not beiug explained Two Children have left bchind one underneath wherc it was to bc paid from. There is, howevcr, a This Tombe I hopc yi they mercy Find Parish School, supported by subscription from thc I left them in their bloom to providence For to inhabitants, for 70 boys and 60 girls. talte care while wee sleep in the dust yl they 6.: Swindon Canal finished and made navigable on the wee one day may meet to sit among ye jun, 1st of May, 1810, the Tunnel running about 150 yards in-R.-i over the ground belonging to Mr. Cuss, of Cricklade. On a Flat Stone in the Body of the Church. There are two Chapels in St. Sampson's Parish: one Methodist, the other lndependent.-The Parson- Here lyeth the Body of William Leetoh, who de- age is a plain modern building. parted this life Dec. yv 15th, Anno Dom. Mnccxxvtr. ' Hfitatis 49. I610, May 7, Stephen Railway was robbed and murdered by Robert Turner Watkins, on tl'e road leading from Cricklade to Purton, (about 2,1 miles (In a wood frnmc in West end of South Aisle. frmn Cricklade ;) and on July 30 following. Watkins was executed at the same place. Near this Place Lycth Ann, the Wife of Richard Sliillin, a loving Mother to 7 Sons and 4 Daughters, ..-i...ii-___.. _ who departed this life Oct. 14, 1712, Aged 50 years- And also the Body of Mary, the Daughter of Richard St. ll'Iar_g’s. and Anne Sltillin, who departed this life Jan. 15,

On I-‘la! Sloncs within the Rails. A. D. 1714. I191-,3 lyeth ye Body of Wary, “life of lliclnn-d Pt1in.. Ilow ltuppy hlest in Christ was I ter, sou. who departed this life Sept. y" 26, A. I). That iu this World no longer for to stay 1706. For Death's a debt all must pay llerc lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, the ‘Wife of Henry He'll give no time no not one day Cartwright. She departed this life December 25,1729, Experience to me the trutb Aged 76 years. For I did pay it in my youth So yearnest was he in his rage .._._-,, Z—-1 Took me away from off ye stage Before I was B years of age Herc lieth yv Body of Richard Painter, who departed You yt are yonug prepare to dye this life May 23, A. D. 1713, Aged U4 years. 1 was young dz ncar tbis placc to lye. llere lieth the Body of Henry Cartwright, who departed this lift: the 20th duy of November, 1729, Richard Skillin, Carpendr dyed Jan. 27, 1738. .-\ god 7!! yours. A Tender Father to 7 Sons and 6 Daughters. B b 94 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS

Against the North Wall inside the Tower. Underneath this _Placc lyeth the Body of Mrs. Eli- iabetfhl Gggfge, of 318 Paflﬁll ﬁr Steepple .ABl'll’.Oll} The Bells in this Tower wcre Recast and New Hung who departed this life June 28th, A. D. ‘I734, Aged 65. in the year of our Lord 1780, at the expense of the underwritten Subscribers : I £ s. i

John Nesbitt,Esq. . . . 1 0 ' -.- | Lord of the Manor . . . 10 10 Underneath lyeth ye Body of Rebocca, yv Beloved The Hon. Henry Herbert, Esq. 10 Wife of Mr.--George Gilespy, of this Town, who William Hall . . '. 2 changed a Mortall for an imrnortall Being August Olive Mills . . ye 31st, 1697. James Akerman . . Maurice Vincent . The Rev. Dr. Froome . . U William Jones, Esq. . Junta sepultus est, William King . . vir lioviienrllls Richard Kinner . . Robertus Greenway, James Young . . . A. M. Crook Godby . . Obijt . '“° die Dec.""'* James Jackson . ' Dom. ‘I751. John Hinton . - 10 Annol 1Etatia bl. Henry Laws . . . 10 Thomas Pilto . . 10 William Hill . '. 10 Vililkins Ellis' . - . John Habgood . In Memory of Anastacia, Wife of Benjamin Gullke. John Slatter . . . 0<:><:>q'c,<:>0i-it-i-it-1|-at-It-1t~9t~9t~9t~9S qigngruI-ll-II-it-ll-Ir-is-Il~9l~9l~9 00000008-0000000000000 She dyed December ye 4th, 1762,Aged 49 years. rm. John Hinton, } C,mdmm,m_ Mr. James Alterman,

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mmpitm on Hie Belts: The Blessed Memorials First Bell-l'—Peac'e and Good Neighbourhood. 1779. of Second Bell--Thomas Rudhall, Gloucester, January, Mrs. Elizabeth Warnefortl, who was Daughter 1779. 6.: Heirc of Thos. (iodwyn, Esq. Third Bell—Prosperity to this Town. Onthe Tingtang, By whom Shoe had Issue onely a Daughter, Come away, make no delay. Married to Sir John Hervey, Knight. -By her I I , - l Second Husband, John Stumps, of Malmesbury, in lhe County of Wilts. Esq. On the Communion Table. Heire Male to Sir James Stump, Kt. Whose Heires General] werc maryed 0 w .z M-'1‘ s 1627 On the Pulpit no w T. To several Honorable Families l'l eere Delyneated hy their Arms and Cornnctts,

. M ii-T R _I*' Slice had Issue 3 Daughters and l-Ieires, That is to say, Elizabeth, inuryed to yr M.étLMESBURY. llo"l*‘ Kl. Sir John Powlett, of Hyde, Neere “'ynton. Katheryne maricd to I-'oullte Buttery, of the County of Northampton, ];'..-.i|. Anti Anne, Maryed to lwilliam 'l‘ltiF[1er, ln the East End of thc Iimly of the Abbey on a plain Stone. of Bcdfordshiro, Esq. Near this Place rest thc Remains of the Rev. Henry She departed this Mortal! Life npon Strong, late Vicar of this Parish, who departed this The 12th day of April, 1051, lifc on the 22d day of October, 1793, in the 40th your To whosc remembrance Lady Pm-vlett, of his age. ller Loveing and most belovotl Daughter, Also M ary, Daughter of Henry and Hannah Strong, hath t-oiisocratetl this who died Nov. 2-tth, 11304, A ged ‘Z5 years. M olmlnent. 95

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Against the second Pillar. i Also Jane Gale, Suhter jacet Daughter of the above Johannis Willis, “ Edmund Eswev" Unus E. L. X“ Clericis and Sarah Gale, ln Alma Curia Cancellarii who died Nov. 26th, 1817, Vir integer, prohus, pius l Aged 62 years. Qui fratrum suum et sororem Custodiaa sure relictus . Et curfl sustinuit “ Near this Place lyes the Body of Joseph Hancock, Et arnore prosecutus est ye Elder, and Elizabeth his Wife. Non Fraterno tantum, sed etiam Parentali 1 He dyed September 'lBth, A.DoIn. 1723, EL 74. Benevolent aln Exereuit i ' She dyed Nov. 30th. Cum in omnes, quam rnaxime effusam W Also Elizabeth, yfl Wife of Thomas Hancoclr, who Tum in Pauperes vere Christianam l dy'd Feb. ye 17th,'1'1b1, Aged 36 years. Ahi Lector Et illius rnores imitanto efliee, H AndThomas, Above l:nenehand,who dy’d Feb. y¢ 1st, Ut qui durn vixit id unice studuit ,1 1'1-51, Aged 32 years.

Ut quam plurimis prodesse posset, . Tibi prosit etiam defunctus Natus est viii“ die Febii A. D. MDCC. Jane Dewell, Obiit xiii" die Sept. A.D. Moccxmv. Obiit dic Deeembris 2'1, A. D. 1803, Erigit hoc Conjux marmor tihi lnunue inane, -1ii—u--.3 Et paulum fractas plorat amicitias, —‘I’_T744tI_ On the Third Pillar. Donec ternpus erit, F Cum nuhila cuneta recedent, In Memory of Mary, the Wife of Captain Samuel i Nosq. iterum ceterno fcedcre jungel amor. Spencer, interred in the North Aisle of this Abbey, Oh. lflth Sept.1'182, A571‘. e1. ' * Elizabeth Dewell, Obiit May 11, 1BQ6,_.$.nno set. 67. Also the Remains of the above Capt. Samuel Spencer, , Mary Dewell, Ob. Oet,"8th,- 1811; ‘Anno ct. 72. interred in the same Grave, Ob. 20 Jan. 1796- , non omnia tome ohrutu : l vivit amor, vivit dolor, ore. negatur dulcia conlpicere, . 78. » at ﬂere et meminisse relictum est.

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Against the Fourth Pillar. , On North Side of the Third Pillar. In Memory of In Memory ofTimothy Dewell, M. D. Edmund Wrllltlns, Esq. I who died the 29th day of July, 1792, who was for the space of nearly forty years Aged 51 years. Receiver-General Also ofMary Dewell, his Mother, nnd an Active Magistrate for the County of Wilts. , who died the 24th day of August, 1803, and High Steward ‘ Aged H6 years. of the Borough of Malmesbury. ii He fulﬁlled these Stations ii with Honour, Fidelity, and Humanity, Zealous and Punqtual in his Service to his County, ln Memory of Mr. Charles Spencer, Mercer, llnifurmly steady to the Interests of this Borough, who departed this Life ye bth of Feb. 1132, Impartial and Benevolent in Justice. 1, Aged 68 years.

Ile died April 17th, 1504. l l Aged '77. ‘ q L On Flat Stones within the Communion Rails.

‘Z--.11-1-_. y Here Restath the Body of Mr. William Harding, Sacred who was intered the. 12th day of August, To the Memory of i in the year of our Lord 1667. Sarah Gale, Wife of the Rev. Edmund Estcourt Gale, I Late Rector of Newnton, Here Lyeth the Body of William, —.|_‘__‘ who died July 31st, 1810, Wife of Thomas Webb, who departed this life A gerl 85 yours. 1 the 7th of January, 1654. 96

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Here lyeth the Body of Mrs. Also three of her children, who died in their infancy. Mary Grayle, late Wife of Also of Mr. Edward Lync, who died April the 30th, Mr. Henry Grayle, of Malmesbury, 1771, Aged 52 yeuls. who resigned up her spirit To i Phebe, the Wife of Edmund Lync, aliml February the God ' ‘Vile ' Gave it The ' xx Day 7th, 1793. of March ' Anno Doni ' 1650. A Prisoner of hope lyes herein below, . . What she by sin receivd the Fatal] Blow In Memory of Alice Uncles, Wife ol'Joh|| lint-les of Of Death his impartial hand, But Gods decree ‘ Stroud, Daughter of Henry and Ann Willi-.uns, whu Must stand and Befullﬁlled, Therefore she departed this life August the 3lst, 1761, llitatis 4-'1. waits for yt Blessed Time, when Shee may cry, Death where's thy sting, o grave Thy victory. Also of Ann, Daughter of the said John and Alice Uncles, who departed this life, October thc 28th, This was her hope before Shee Turnd to dust, 1764, Aged 17 years. To praise the Lord in Glory will thejust.

.1-,.-_i_1_— In Memory of Ann Williams, lteliet of llenry Wil- In Memory of liams, of this Town, wllo died the 10th of l:i.'l). 1703, . Roolre, late . . . Church. ' IE-tatis B2. . parted this Life Nov. ye ‘I31-ll, ; Dom. 1706, Anno { }Etatis sua 72. In Memory of .L".lizabeth, the Wife of Henry Williams And of _ of this Town. . . elder Daughter of And also of Henry, their Son. Thomas Rooke, . . who deceased ilgcddgéddgis 3.60:; Of} October, A.D. 1712. Dom. 1706, Anno l.FEtatis sun: '

ln Memory of Henry Williania,'a Capital Burgess of -in-I-iii this Borough, who departed this life the llth day of On Brass Plates in flnrly. April, 1737. Here Resteth the Body of Robert Arch, som Time Also in Memory of Philip Williams, Son of the said Burgeese of this Town, who deceased the Scaven- llenry VVillian1s, who departed this life the 28th day teenth day of March, Anno Domini 1660, Expecting of March, 1740. the General] resurecton. .- n

‘ ln Memory ol'A||u, Wife of Jeremiah llowles, who Here Resteth the Body of Edmond Hobbes, some departed this life Sept. 12, 1770, Aged (I0 years. Tyme A Borges of This Town, who Deceased the ii-11-1‘ 22 day of April, Ano Domini 1006, Expeetinge The Generall Resurrection. In Memory of the Reverend Mr. Junlcs Wehh, A. M. Rector of Broughton-Giﬂ'ord, in this County, who —1—_-1-ii died August 1, 1742, in the 40th year of his age. Here lyeth the Body of Mrs. Rebekah Davies, late Also Mary W'ehh, Wife oft-ho above llev. Mr.Jarnes Wife of Thomas Davis, and Daughter of Henry Webb, who died January 2, ‘I774, Aged 7| years. Grayle of Malmesbury, who deceased Deeemher 23,

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Hester, Wife of Rohcrt Peers, gent. (lied l-‘eh. 26, 1749, Aged 36 yearn. In Memory of Mary, wife of Mn Edward Lynn, p Lo here in grave niy loving Vl’il'o in Laid, , who departed this life the Had (rod so pleas d she ml longer wth me stay d, Eighteenth day of -February, in H . . . attpiine I]';yes.with|lier'.s had closed been, the year of our Lord 1767, . . a not t is time o sorrow seen. Aged 48 years. In Memory of liobert Peers, who died l-‘ob. 2d . . . . 97

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I-Icre lycth the Body of \1'illiam 'Wayte, gent. who . . cr this Stone departed this life the 28th of August, 1670. . the Body of l Herc lyeth thc Body also of Sarah, thc \Vife of \Vil- l . . d Wilkins, lium ll/nyte, who departed this life . . 1608. . ed this Life April, 1804. ¢-i-_n__i¢- . 78th year Age. Sacred l.o the Memory of Elizabeth, \Vife of John Smith, who departed this lifc Dee. 17th, 1790, Agcd 6?. years. Underneath is deposited the Remains of Mary King, spiuster, who departed this life . . .2Bth, 1781, —.i;.,.-_-i-—- Aged 6-1 years. In Memory of Robert Iluekings Player, gent. who iii;-i- departed this life Sc-pt. 13th, 1780, Aged G0 years. l On a small plain Stone against third Pillar in Body. |-.-_-1-1_i-—., l Sacred to the Memory of Ann, the “fife of W'illiarn 1-'ry, who died April 19,1799, Agcd 75 years. Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth, W'ife of Richard Remember a Christian. Peers Player, who departed this life October 1, 1817. Also William Fry, who dicd May the 4th, 1305, Agcd 32 years. l Agcd 64 years. E In hopes of thc general Resurrection, what sort of --i---i--. Man he was, on that Day will appear. Here lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Richard Player, late of this town, Mercer. She died thc 14th On Mon. against the fourth Pillar. of September, 1721. And also the Body of Elizabeth, In hope of a happy resurrection, near this Place lie the Wife of Robert Huckings Player, gent. She the Remains of Joseph Cullurne, of Burton-hill, in dyed Junc thc 1st, 1755, Agcd 40 years. ‘H this Parish, gent. who departed this life November This stroke of Death did end my time, i the 28th, 1764, in the 79th year of hi Age. And cut mc olfjust in my prime; And of Elizabeth Cullurne, his Wife, who died on the Thorcforc prepare, make no delay, V 13th of October, 1703, Agcd 71 years. For time and tidc for uo man stay. And likewise of Robert Cullurnc, the only Son of the said Joseph and lilizabeth Cullurne, who died May Mary, their daughter dy'd October the 23rd, 1756, i l the 15th, 17-31, in thc ‘lid year of his Age. Agcd 1'.l years. i N. B. The above-named Joseph Cullerne, at the

i l earliest rcr|ut:.-=t of the 1-illll Robert Cullurne, left an Estate at Cloverton, near this Town, chargeable with Richard Player, gent. died July 30th, 1769, Aged 30 it the neat payments of 'l‘wenl.y Pounds per Annum for years. ever for the following purposes; viz. Tcn Pounds to i the Poor of. Malmesbury, Five Pounds to the u-_-i—-|—-_--—- i Poor of Westport, and Twenty Shillings to the poor In this Vault are deposited the Remains of Betty i of the Tithing of Burton-hill, to be distributed on Lync, tlbiit 4th Nov. 1776, 1Etat. 78. the First day of January every year, in sums not ex- Blessed are thc dead which die in the Lord. ceeding Five Shillings to each Family, Twenty Shil- T lings for n. Sermon to be prcnched annually on the

5‘ 12th day of March, in this Church, Twenty Shillings In Memory of John Lync, who departed this Life for a Dinner to the Trustees on the same day, Ten Shillings to the annual Distributor of this Benefaction, April thc 27th, 1775, Agcd 72 years. L Thirty Shillings a ycar to Sarah Hughes, his faithful Also of John, the Son of thc above John Lyne, by F Servant, during her natural life, and after her death Esther, his Wife, who was Born March the 26th, i to be divided in equal portions according to the res- 1771, and died the tlth of April, following. i pective Donations above speciﬁed to the Poor of Malmsbury, Westport, and Burton-hill aforesaid. 1--——_¢._i-, Blessed be the man who provided for sick and needy. r Underneath this Stone resteth the Remains of Ann, I thc Wife of Samwell Ody, who departed this life l December 15, 1810, Aged 30 years. Ann Cullurne ob. Feb. 22d, 1778, }Et. 21 years. i C c 98

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Against the [lfth Pillar of the South side. On Flat Stones in S. Aisle. Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Pinnell, who died In Memory of Thomas Iddols, who died Nor‘. 21, May 25, 1787, Aged 53 years. 1812, Aged BB years. Also John Hanks, who died Dec. 30, 1800, Aged 47 Also Ann, his W'ife, who died July 31st, 1769, years. Aged 43 years. Also Mary Hanks, who died Nov, 4, 1811, Agcd 52 Also John, their Son, who dI'."': Feb. Oth, E1101, years. Agcd 37 years.

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To ye Memory Under this Li*~'.~-. e 3.'1eLl1 the Body of .2 "’ -.3 ins. of Son of Viiilliam Rolains, of the Abbey, *.-.- .' P .-.s lu- terred tl|e 24th of April, Anno Join. i.s..:.>. Thomas Arnold, 13th I-‘eh. 1705, I-Zliz. his Wife, 26th Supt. ITZU, —--_Z—-Q--0 John & - 25tl1Jan. 1710, “iilliam }the" sons 2'2d April 1712, ‘ Richard B. Robins, sen. Ob. 21st June, 1.7fI'3, 8! onePia Aged 57 years. Mary, y'*P Dliter, -~§/\J’\ 6th May, 1737. \_¢rw-\/ Also wife of H. Haneock,'Aged 61 years. Richar-.! R-.>Iiins, jun. Ob. 21st Dec. 1816, Agcd 83 ii Arms—Sah1e, on a chev. ongrailed, 8 esralops, gules. l years.

Near this Monument are deposited the Remains of In Memory of Johu Lugg, who rlepurtud this life Edmund Cullurne, Apothecary, of Bath, who dicd July 27, 1771, Aged 23 years.

Sept. 25th, 1766, Aged 44. , F-

Hcrc Lycth the Body oi" Henry Robins, of Malmes- Against the sixth Pillar. y» bury Abbey, gent. who died Junc thc 1Uth, A.D. 1728. Aged 54 years. Near Lyeth the Body of Mary, Wife of Absalom ‘N 4 Thoulson, who died June 30th, A. D. 1723, Aged 50 . 1-Ii-ii-— ' years. On Fiat Stones in N. Aisle. Here also lyeth the Body of Absalom Thomson, who In Memory of John Lewis, Surgeon, who rlvpnrled died Nov. 24th, A. D. 1726, Aged 66 years. i this life December the 2Uth, 1780, Aged 62. l iii

Also here lieth the Body of Daniel, Son of Absalom and Mary Thomson. Ho dyed S1-.-pt.11th_. 1749, In Memory of Isaac W'atts, who died Dec. 15th, 1789, Aged 42 years. A ged 65 years. Beneath this Place lycth the Body oi" Richard Thom-- 5 Vliilliam \Vatts died June 2, 1793, Aged 71 years, son. He died Oct. 13, 1769, Aged 66 years. Elizabeth, thcir Sister, and “ﬁfe of John Gurlick, _____ i died March 26, 1798, Aged G5 years. Also John Cariich, who died May 6th, 1802, Aged Underneath ti:-:.t Stone resteth the Bod__ of William 7'2 years. Robenee of t‘.=.; Abbey, {..'..'-.t. v.51: '1--..-ti his life

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o ‘II-In-i-|—--u—In i In Memory of Alice, lste ‘Vile of Thomas Ncwth. On a plain Stone 3.11 :1‘ -J5. Aisie. . She died 28th April, I767, in the 66th year of ilrrr nge. Near this Place lyeth ir*t0'rt'.;1i lie Body of Sarah, Also Thomas Newth. He died Dco. 10, 17713, Daughter of John and liuary Rogers, who departed h Aged 69 years. this life Oet. the 3:11, .'='i=1-1, Aged 2t years. \ Also Mary, “rife of Marl-i New ih, who (lied May 21, In love she lived, in peace she dy'd, , 1785, Aged U1 years. Her life was desir’d, but God deny'd. 41_1'—u1i-i. Also nesr this Place lyeth the 1'.-’.t=r.i_y' of l'2l':'-"y, She Vl'ife of John Rogers, who dep-.u'1.+.-1! :.i\":». i'-is the 1st H In Men‘-'-i'y nf _-"inn, iota U iii: of James Dyer. Fihc of March, 17-1'3, Agcd 1‘.-.. :,'(;@r:.=. died the lltl. 'i)i.t:. 1770, in li.; 20th year ul' ho-1' age. i 99

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And also that ul' William Norris Dyer, uud James On Monuments in King .Mhelstan’n Chapel. H Dyer, their Sons. Jauios died 19th August, 1770, Sub hoc Marmor Aged3 years and 8 months, William Nurris died Roponuutur exuvio: Mortales 10th August 1770, Aged 1 year nnd 8 mouths. Also Johanuis Ilarvey, do Cole Park, Charles, Sun uf Jannrs and Marry Dyer, who died In Parocli. M almesh. Armigcri. August 30th, 1781, Agcd 2 years and 8 muuths. Nati Cautabrigiae, de Famlia Ejlistlem Nominis in Agro Bcdt'urdienii, non minus Ncar this T'lnoe lyctll the Body of Antiquii quarn Honorabili. 'l'hornas Stump. gent. who tlt:pEl.I'l.eI.i Denati ﬂﬁdibus in suis in magnum, this life the 6th day ul' April, lit suorum, et proximorum omnium Anno Dom. 1608, Moerorem, 27“ die Fobruarii, Don]. 171 g, .'Etuti.~= sun: 79. 4:IwirA Aano i .FEtat. sun: 44. O Denth, how cruel is thy dart, y Arms--A ehev. or. between 3 leopards heads, cabosbed urgent. To strike this Captaine to thc llenrt, A 'l‘oo good he was hurc to remain, Jehuvall toolu: him for to truiuo : lu Grave his Budy doth remuiu. H In Memory of Bartholomew Hiren, gent. late of Till Christ lliinscll duth come again. Shipton-under-Whitchwood, in the County of Oxford, l I-‘rather-in-law to Thomas Roche, of Vllhitchuroh, on-.q n-111$ gent. and to James Groomn, of Neuutou-supra-Loo, t On rt Fiat Stone in North Chapel. Tlector, who departed this life the 28th of October, 1703. lit.-re Lyeth ye Body of John Sturnp,sen. of Charlton, -—1||11-ni-. who tliud Juu. 22d, 1798, Agcd 82 years. it

ZIi l In Vestry-Room. John Samwell Ody, gent. Ob. 17 September, 1813, On Flat Stones in N. Aisle. \ Aged 09. Ilcrc Lyeth tho Body of Thomas Estcourt of Burton- l Martha his Wife, Ob. 24 March, 1810, Aged 67. hill, in this Parish, Esq, who departed this lil'c the 1'Jth dny of April, in the year of uur Lord, 1723, \ Aged 70 years. l Cath. Prichard, spinstcr, Ob. 17th October, 1816,

Underneath this Stone Resteth the Body of Mary Spencer, Wife of Captain Samucl Spencer, who dc- Against the south entrance. purtcd this lilo the 18th of September, 1782, ill the i 6;! year ot' her Age, and 38th of her Marriage. As 1 In Memory of James Pope, who dicd Feb. Bth, 1758, lu-.r life wns innoccnce, so her hope was coniidcnt, i Aged 70. f_|13f__~;I|c glmultl attain the Resurrection of the just, Also Frances, his Wife, died April 1st, 1769, Aged through Jesus Christ our Lord. B0 years. _ i Also Bartholomew King, died Feb. the Brd, 1787. Also the above Captain Fiamuel Fipeacer, Ob. 20th Aged 72 years. January, 1700, 11-Tl‘. 78, And also Ann,j his Wife, died June 1st, 1766, Aged His conﬁdence rostcth in-a Resurrection to Eternal i 48 years. Lilo, his hope tu he saved with thc Blessed Elect in t and lliruugh thc merits nud mediatiun of his Lord and - Saviour Jcsus Christ. i In Memory of Ann, the “life of William Rimell, J who died June 19th, 1788, Aged 68 years. On a Brass Plate. Also Thomas Rimell, their Son, who died May 14th, 1810, Aged 47 years. Ilcre lyeth the Body of Capt. William lvye, Esq. one uf ‘="'- __ .r'_.e's .lustiee.s of the Peace for this Beneath this place lyeth the Body oi"Ann, the Wile Count}.-. ' .i'i' years. Ilc departed this life the of Daniel Birnell, who departed this life Nov. 14th, 18 of Au‘. ..t, Anno Dom.1880. L 1745, Aged 77 ycars. IOO

96 M()‘.\TI..' F l.iN'l‘..i L I .\' SC Li I P'l'.l(l N S On Monument in tisutli Po.-eh. manor. Sacred In 1700, the Manor belonged to Thomas Lord To the Memory of F Whartm , afterwards Marquis of Wharton and Malmes- l G. I. Saunders, who departed this life l bury. lle died in 171.5, and Philip, who, in 1711!, Sept. 23, A. D. 1800, was created Duke of ‘Wharton, succeeded to it. Tho Aged 21 years. neJt_t proprietors appear tu have been lllnria 'l'l|r_-wan, Psalm 73, 26. My flesh and my heart failetli, but Dutchess Dowager of Wharton, Sir Charles l\'eyn|es, l God is the strength of my heart, and my portion l and Sir Christopher M usgrave, Baroiu-1.s; who uhunt for ever. the year 1750, suld it to Sir John ltnslioot, Baronet, one of his Ma_jcsty’s most liunorablt: Privy Council. Isa. 20. 4. Trust ye in the Lord for ever ; fur in the J. Lord Jehovah is everlasting strength. ' ln 1760, Sir Jolie gave it to his son, the late Lord 1 N0l'tl'lwiCl<, on his cotinillp; of age, a gilt which he af- l Also Mary Saunders, terwards confirmed by his Will. lle died in 1775. Mother of the above The late LON] enjoyed the Manor till l.ln: time of his G. I. Saunders, Death, which liappellctl ill '.'.Hl.l(), and lryllis \l"ill de- who died Jan. 21st, 1818, Agcd 63. ii vised the same to his widow, thc R1-,r_,i|t.'.llun. Lady Be ye also Ready. Northwick. Sir George llnshout is the present Lurd. i —-i|¢-__pi- Underneath Besteth ys Body of John Turner, of 4 In King Alhetsian's Chrqn-l -is flu: following Epitaph Malmsbury,who departed this life 13th of J nly, 1-80. on LADY M.\nsn.u.|.: You that survive, with one accord Stay, gentle passenger, and read thy dumc—- Be always ready for your Lord : I l ant, thou must be, dead. Expecting Death at home, abroad lt seized me upon the road. i ln assured hope of a joyfull resurreecon, here rests deposited all that was mortall of the religions' and virtuous Lady Dame Cyscely Marshall, danghtnr of 00000000000 an ova:-an-Ar l the llonourable Sir Owen Hopton, Kt. late liel'tr~nnnt l of the Towre Royal, the faythful, modist, nnd lo}-all Be-netartione. wife of Sir George Marshall, Knight. Wliuther transcended in her more the nrnanienls Lllatt llf'i‘lIlllll(.‘tl. awife, a mother, amatrone, is still a question l)Ui.\\'lIl.O Against can end. l‘ hcr all diseunsolate husband, daughter, serrairtsz Robert Jenner of Widhdl, in the County of “Wilts. Onely this is agreed npon all hands, sneh were her Esq. about the year 1622, did erect an Almeshouse perfcctions in each state, that in vayne will any epitaph for the poor People of the Town of Malmesbury, and endeavour to delyneate tlunn. \‘l’hat her Faytli, hope, Endowed it with £40 a-year for ever to be paid out charity, teniperanee, piety, patience, may (to better of the Manor and Lordship of Widhill. purpose) be expected fruni the trump of an arehan gcll in the Day of Gud's generull retribuceon, than from —-uni-i-— l the faynte and flagging attribueons oi‘ any particular i penn. To close all, with hcr close thcis two spiritunll Mr. Henry Grayle, one of the Capital Burgesses of eiaculacoas, Miserere mei, Dena; ct Domine recipe Malmesbury, died April 6, 1661, aud by Will be- animam rneam, (have mercy upon nae, O God, and queathed to pay for ever, to be paid yearly out of his l receive my soul, O Lord,) were the wings whcroon Estate, iu Summerfurd-Magua, to the Churchwardens the last breath of this turtle mounted towards heaven: Overseers of the Town of-Malmesbury, for the Ap- I To whose swectc incrnory her sad iuate huth devoted prenticing of poor Children of the said Town. this poor Monument, which Oh let no pruphane hand. violate. ?' Emigravit 23 Apryll, Anno Salvat. 1625. Mr. Edmund lrVayte, one of the Capital Burgesses of Malmesbury, dyed in June, 16.61, and by Will bequeathed 40:. to the Poor of Malmesbury, 208. to the Poor of Burton-hill, and 20s. to the'Poor uf Vl’estport, The Abbey Register contains a curious memorandum yearly, to be paid out of Canupps Mill, into the hands 4 relating to one whose lleinains were also depo- of the Church ‘Wardens of the Respective places, and l sited in this Chapel. by them to be distributed on each Good Friday for “ John Bucllc, reputed to be a gypsic, deceased ever. l September 21st, 1767, at John Pcryu‘s house, upoll IOI

In :1; ll'('ff.\'.- .u..n 1-:s|st'ni'. rm the l"l'o.-ist.-, in Shipton Peri.-ih, in (il0ut':Pslt\t'5lti|'|-., and by the nntitptariun. On the southern side ofthe nave was huried in King Athcl:-stone's Chapel], by King arc two porches, the onter is a deep Saxon arch, mea- Athclstone and Lady Marshall, within the ahbic suring from thc centre of its front to the inner porch church, at Malmesbury. This buriall was Sept. '23, eleven feet, its width twenty, and its height about ‘I057. Ilowbeit, he was taken up again by the eighteen. This porch is very magnificent, it has eight rneanes of Thomas lvye, csq. who l.l'il.'ll lived at the mouldings, ornamented with a variety of sculpture, abbie, and hy the desires and endeavours of others which begins at. the base, and continues round in a nntof the said chappell, was removed into the church- regular sweep to the opposite pedcstal,wirhout capital yarde, and was there re-hnricd neere the cast side of or any interruption. These rnonl dings vary in breadth ; the church poorch, October 7. 1657, in the presence some are ahont. ten inches, and others a foot and up- of Thomas lvye, of the ahbic, est|". Pleadwell, of wnrds. The first moulding (which is contiguous to Murlgell, csq". Richard Wliitmorc, of éilangliter, in the door) has a waving branch, with lateral tendrils; the Conntie of Glocester, and Dr. Qui,ol' Malmesbury, the second is covered with lozenges: the third exhi- with very many others." bits histories from the Old Testament; on the fourth the hrnnch and tendril are repeated, but of a smaller " Simon Gawcn, sometime Vicar of this parish, size; the fifth is a continuation of histories from the but put ont. nnd expelled hccanse a Nonennformist, Old Testaineiit; the sixth have lozenges and tendrils was hnriotl 22d Jan. I671."-—Par. Reg. Mr, tlavreii interwoven ; on the seventh are exhihited pieces from was Vicar of Malmesbury in 162.9, as appears by the the New 'l'estuuient;" and the eighth is adorned with Register. tendrils. The celebrated Mr. Addison, who was one of the Members in Parliament for the Borough of Arms of the Abbey of Mahneshnry : Malmesbury, on viewing thc Porch, declared, that it Upon a chief, argent. ti rrlitre, or, between two rrotlicrs, azure ; was the most complete work of the kind he had ever on the fence and nomhril points two lions passant guardnnt, seen. The inner Porch is also a Saxon arch: it is or: the hue guleo. seventeen feet in leugth, twelve in width, and sixteen in height: on the sides of this porch are some small In the parish of Westport is a l'resb'yterian Chapel: Saxon arches: above these are placed stone atatues iu St. Mary's an Anabaptist: and in that part of the of the twelve apostles, six on each side, having an town called Hollway a Moravian. angel stretched over their beads. There is a room above the porches, said to have been the school-room

+1 belonging to the abbey. The immediate entrance into tha Chnrch is nine feet. in height, and five in width. A DES(ERlPTlt)N UP’ Tl-IF. REMAINS m~' Tl-[FL It has three mouldings, similar to thosn in tho outer porch, and above this portal seems to be a represen- AIIUEY PIIIIRCH. tation of the Deity on a throne, supported by angels. " What exists of the Abbey Church may he con- Just within this entrance (fixed in tbe wall to the left) sidered as about one-fourth of the building in its per- is a head with a crown on it, supposed to represent fect state. (ln approaching the eastern side oi‘ the our Saviour wearing the crown of thorns. On ad; ruin, tlte first part we eotne to is thc centre uf the vancing, we perceive the nave to be separated from transept, where lbrmerly stood thc lol'ty spire. ltwas thc side aisles by massive rtntnd columns, with plain supported by l'onr circular arches. two ol'them are -yet capitals, six on each side. These columna support complete, viz. tbe arch which leads into thc northern three rows of arches, the lowest and the highest some- side of tbe transcpt, and the arch which opened into what pointed, and tbe central proper Saxon. ‘Diet the nave. 'l'hese art-hes are about till fect in height, one of the rowson-the southern side is a small atone and 21 in width. '|'ht.- Alilwy Church, at present, structure, projecting from the wall, with a consists only of rt ptirt of the nave and side aisles : it opening towards the body of the church. It is nupl is 60 feet in In-igln, llti in length, and tili in breadth, posed hy some to have been a bind of prison 'for tbe tiruighty, thc tlritrltnvss of the walls iimlodetl. The monks, or the placc wherc they performed public several parts appr-.ir to have he-en constructed ut penance; by others it is thought that it was intended pt-rio-ds very distant. from each other. I-‘rem the outside of the nave down to the aisle rise ornamented “ " Some of the scriptural subjects are-' The creation of pinnacles, from which spring; liyirig buttresses, as also Adam and Eve: their trespass and expulsion from Paradise’- from the walls. 'l'l|erc is ll relic of the circular arch ‘ Christ and his disciples oating the Paschal Supper,‘—-‘ The of thc grand western entrance. The pillars are round Crucifixion of Christ, his burial, reaurrer:_tion, and ascension ; and plain, from the base to the capital, on which are and the descent cl‘ the Holy Spirit on the apostles.’ The historical sculpture consists of about eight bass-reliets, some of them specimens of elegant sculpture. There are a few bass- in good condition, others much defaced, especially those luwartlg reliefs remaining, in very good preservation. One of the base of the arch -. it may, therefore, he conjectured that these tbe,figurcs. n sagittnry, has been particularly admired begin at the left of the spectator." Dd I02

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for the abbot'.s household, from whence to view the Near hereunto are interred yr‘ Bodys of Symon Outer- procession, or perhaps appropriatt-d to the ose of the idge, of Hyem Park, in this Parish, who dy'd April abbot himself. The ribs of tlle groins in the vaulting 215:, woo, Aged os. of thc church are ornamented with foliage and heads, Symon, eldest son of Symon and Sisley, his Wife, aecouutod very elegant. 'l‘he heads are supposed by who dyed in yfl years 10138, Sept. 15. Aged 33. some to represent the benefactors tn tl|is monastery. Nathaniel, their younger Son, who departed this life The lower part of tlle altar-piece is a solid wall, with y" 12th of Dee. next following, Aged 22. a cornice, ornamented with griflins, dragons, and In Mcrnorie of Cieely, ye ‘Wife of Simon Oateridge, other figures. This- wall, probably, was the screen, i of Hyem Park, who died November 22, 1703, which formerly separated the nave from the transept: A ged 71, in the centre is a traee'of the door-way which led into Nest this Place also lyeth the Body of Harry, Son of it. The seats in the chancel, on each side of the Simon and Cicely Oatridge. He died May the 31, communion table, seem to he those ouee belonging to the choir. In a smail inelosure, in the south aisle 112:5, Aged 0.5.

of tbe church, is a _tomh,with an efligy of a man in .|-ii:-ii royal rohcs, and a linn at his feet, lying upon it. it is called ' KING A1'naLsTAl~i’s Toms :' but we must In east end of Chancel. not infer from thence that Athelstan was interred in In Memory of Memory of Thomas H ulbert, grandson this part of the ehureh. ‘William of Malmesbury af- of Thomas I-lulbert, of Prickwiek, in this County, ﬁrms to the contrary ', and agreeably to the testimony who died March the 29th, I770, Aged 13 years. of this early historian, I am informed by the Rev. Mr. -in--20--q Bisset, thc present Vicar of Malmesbury, that some years ago he was present when what is called Athei- Uuder this Stone Tiesteth the Body of Elizabeth, stan‘s Tomb wus opcned, and appearances indicated Wife of Jeremiah Sifford, of this Parish, who dicd that it was only u cenotaph. The late Dr. Mupson, of Nov. ye 13th, A.D. 1733, ]Etat. sun: 62. Tetbury, conjectured, that when the place of King Athels_tan’s interment, under tbe high altar, became 1-ii ruinous, his monument might have been removed into Near this place are deposited the Remains of Daniel that part of the church where it now stands, in order Bennett, late of this Parish, who departed this life to preserve it from the inelemency of the weather. The ye '24th day of Oet. 1779, in the B5th year of his age. dootofs conjecture is rendered the more probable by what Mr. Warner has remarked : ' There is,’ says he, Also Mary Bennett, his Wife, who departed this life ' a considerable resemblance between the sculpture on the 221'] of January . , Aged , , years, this tomb, and the ﬁgure of that monarch on the re- Also Edith Arman, Widow, Sister of the above- verse ,of his famous seal, of which I have seen a east named Daniel Bennett, who departed this life the 26th from the original, in the possession of the late Gusta- day of April, 1778, in the 76th year ofher age. vus Branden, esq.' Mr. Evelyn, son to the celebrated Also Giles Bennett, of Malmesbury, eldest Son of the Evelyn, made drawings of King Athelstan's tomb, above-named Daniel Bennett, who departed this life- which were some time since shewed by Mr. Bryan to the 27th of March, 1796, in ye 75th year of his age. to the Society of Antiquaries.” T Also Mary Bennett, his Wife, who departed this liftr tlle 15th of Sept. 1782, Aged 51. ;_ r mi _ Also Daniel Bennett, youngest Son of the above named Daniel Bennett, who departed this life the 30th W ESTPORT. of March, 1706, Agcd 65. Also Giles Bailey Bennett, Son of the above-named Giles Bennett, who departed this life the 10th of Nov. Mon. in Chancel against North Wall. F 1816, Aged 47 years. In Memory of Mariah, Wife of Richard Stump, who - died Sept. 28, 1733, Aged 32 years. Also Richard Stump died Oct. 21st, 1788, Aged 43 Under that tombe resteth the Body of Ann, ye \Vife years. of Mr. John Wayte, of Westport, wbo departed this this life the 26th of September, Anno Dori. 1690, in the 39th year of hcr age. To the Memory of Sarah, the Daughter of William I life to nine, ye tenth brought death to me: and Ann Stump, of Colepark, in tbe Parish of When Christ shall eome deliverance shall be : Malmesbury. She died April 16, 1738, Aged 1 year My child in me, we both in dust do lie, and 6 months. Dea h where’s thy sting, Christ will give v-ictorie. IO

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South Wall. _ Also Robert Stump, of Whitehurch, died Jao. Uth, Flie jaeet. exuvize mortales illius Revcrendi Johannis 1766, Aged 70 years. I-"|sher, enjus mors suis damnum sibi vero maximum _ lucrl attulit: qui e vivis excessit tneosis Deccm. 4° die Aooo Salutis 1710, Hiltatis sum 51. A On Monuments in Body on N. Wall. Underneath also lyeth ye Body of Abigail Ballingcr, All flesh is grass, nod all the glory of man as the Wife of John Ballinger, of Bristol, Daughter of John flower of grass: the grass withereth, and the and Ann Fisher, who departed this life Jan. 80, Au D. flower thcrcof falleth away. 1734. Near this Placc lie the Remains of Thomas Tugwell, and of Ann, his Wife. She dicd August 12th, 1723, Aged 43. Hc died Oct. 11th, 1727. Mora est Lucrum. 1"..so of Alice, their daughter, “life of Robert Stent, As you are now, so once were wee, who died Sept. 27th, 1731. And as woo are, so shall you hoe. Aod of won...“ Tugwell, their 3..., who and Aug- I 2o, 1702, Aged 77. Aod also of Thomas, their Son, who died the 25th day Near unto this place Restcth the Body of Thomas of March, 1800, Aged 90. Brown, Son of Edmund Bruwo, of “’cstpo1't, late ‘Ia Minister at Pucklcchurch, in yfi Conoty of Glncefilef. who departed this life the lfitll day of November, Colnc unto mc all ye that labour and are heavy laden, Anno Domini "I672, ct ietotis sun: ‘J.-"3. and I will give you rest. And also the Body of Elizabeth Browne, Daughter of Near this Place lycth the Bodys of Richard Garlick. thc sayd I-Idmund Browne, who deceased the 8th day of Hyam Park, nod Deate, his W'ifc. He died M'ay ofAugust, 1673. Here Resteth the Body of Mary the 29th, 174.2, }Emt. -ea. She died Dec. 13, 1740, Browne. late Wife of Edward Browne, juo. who de- 33132.09. J parted this life ye 31st day of March, 1676- Also Mary, Daughter of George _a||!d Mary Garlick, She died Nov. 17-, 1768, Aged 14 years. Hcre lyeth ye Body of William Conway, a faithful] And also Thomas Garliclt. He died June"the 17th, steward in the hnusc of God, who when he had ful- 1770, Aged 57 Years. filled his ministry, resteth from all his lsbonrs, Juno the 3rd, Aooo Dom. 1684, fliltatis que sna! U0. Here lyeth also the Body of Hannah, Wil'e of William Con- Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth, the Wife of way. who departed this life Oct. 22, A.D. 1711. George Garlicl-i, who died Jnoe 15th, 1797, Agcd 81 yours. a-- '

On a Flat Stone in a Pew in Chancel. Also here Lyeth tho Body of Edye (lillmoor. “’hn Sucred to the Memory of Giles Garliek, who died was buryed yr Idth of November, 1691. May 30, 1814, Aged 66 years.

,j_._—1|i.i. 1--ii-ii. I Ilerc Resteth the Body of Thomas Walk . . ho dc- Se-cred to the Memory of Ann, Wife of John Garliclt, parted this life the . . . ay of August 10 . . who died April 7. 1779, Aged 60 years.

1|_i-ii. Daniel, their Son, died Sept. 25,- 1770, Aged 11

years. Edward "ole Aged (J8, 1751. John Ga.-lick died Jan. 2d, 1792, Aged 75 years. Richard, Son of Thomas and Susanna Garlick, died i January 28, 1778, Aged 0 months. ].".li?.. Ilale died May 3d, 1777, Agcd B6 years. George, their Son, died I-‘eh. 5, 1785, Aged 2 years Martha llnle, died Jan. Gth, 1780, Aged 02 years. and 6 months. Herc lieth the Body of Sarah, Wife of Robcrt Stump, John, their Son,'died August 30, 1786, Aged 7 years. late of Whitehureh, in the Parish of Malmesbury, who William, their Son, died Nov. 29, 1793, Aged 7 years. departed this life January ye 19th, 1783, Aged 65 Susanna, Wife of Thomas Garlick, died May 11th, years. 1793, Agcd 44 years. 104

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Thomas GLI.I'liL'l-i died Feb. 2-1., 1794, Agcd 45 years.- Uritlerncath lyeth yc Body of [.l|1~sto|'Rul‘lIsey, daugh- John, Son of John and Ann Garlicl-L, died August 25, ter of Robert and Ann Ramsey. She died August ylt 7‘-l.'|, A. D. 1735. 1792, Aged 38 years. 1 George, Son of Gcorgc and Elizabcth Garlick, dicd Also underneath lyeth interred Anna, Wife of Robert Rumsey, who dyed Oct. ye 11th, 1740, Aged 73. Sept. 18th, 1785, Aged '11 wcel-rs. F Joscph, their Son, dicd March 16, 1797, Aged 7 weeks. tun---Ini-Q

Q-ii-l—ii|IIi Undcrueath Rcsteth thc Body of Nathaniel Smitb, -In north Wall under the Gallery. of Westpurtc, who dcparted this life the 10th of No- Underneath lyeth thc Body of Mary, the Wife of vember, lﬁllll. Nathaniel Smith, who ended this life May the 29th, Can we be just in silcnce to conceal A. D. 1600. Thy fervent praying and thy pious Zeul Th’ awakened Soul Christ_lil-rcness doth delight, With Holy violence pressing to thc Mark His angels guard hcr dust t.hro’out Deaths night: Sail‘. now Arin'd into thy Heavenly Ark The man approaches when it walt'd 8: d ress'1l, H Oh Blessed sonl to such estate art Rais'd By Heaven's Brigbt company shall be can-.ss'd. Whilst we are weeping tbou art singing praise Lord Jesus doubel bis spirit yl did proceed from thyn Aud Lett it rest on some yt are now left behind.

Underneath lieth yr! Body of Abigail, Wife of Mr. Undornenth l{.e.\=teth also the Body of Samuel, the Moses Price, who departed this life on thc '.31st of Sonne of NflthflIlll:l and Mary Smith, who dcparted August, 1720. this life lhe '.!-1l.h of January, 1600. A pious Woman, fnithfull friend, linsirlm-F ('-l'L‘atiun"s 1{i_l:','lIi. devoted to was I And loving Wife unto the end. 'l‘o the Creator's snruis of the Ministry 'l'hc Grcnt Jehovah who is only Wise i-—i--—n-p Discharged roe of this Worke to Glorious imployes Let earth be silent what the Lord hath done Underneath lieth the Body of the Reverend Mr. Moses Price, of this Parish, who departed this lifc hath taken but his owne theu Wher' yfl Wrong.

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Also Abigail, aecond_wife of Mr. Moses Price. Shc S.“/all. diayi Oct. 24th, 1751, Aged '79 years. Near this place lycth tho Body of Isaac Exton, 0 . ll Malster, of this Parish. He died Jan. 15,- 1744, i ll Aged 71 years. In Memory of Abigail Godwin,theWii'e of Nathanael Also here lyeth the Body of Hannah, the Wife of Godwin, who departed this lifc June 18, 1762, Agcd Isaac Exton. She died May the 5th, 1750, Aged 73 60 ycars. years. :——--1---__ Also hcrc lieth the Body of their three children, Ed- On a plain Stone. mund, lsaac, and Elizabeth. Edmund died Uctohor thc ‘Zd, 1.713. Aged ‘Z years, Isaac died March the In Memory of Nathanael Godwin, who departed this 10th, 1720, Agcd 10 days, and Elizabeth died Aged life Dec. Bth, 1744, Aged 34 years. 14 days, for they was twins. Also in Memory of Moses Godwin, thc Son of Na- Also hcrc lyeth thc Body of Rcbccca, thc daughter thanael and Abigail Godwin, who departed this lifc ofchurlns and Ann Exton. She died Fob. 12, 1747, Julie the 14th, 1755), in the 23d year of his age. Aged onc ycar and 5 weeks. Also in Memory of Nathanael, Eion of llohert nnd Also Mary, tln.-ir Daughter, dy’d Sept. 19th, 1757, Anne Godwin, _who died Sept. 11th, 1766, Aged 13 Aged 26 years. weeks.

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-iii-ti Near this Place lyeth the Bodynf Charles Anton, In West End. who was buried thc 20th of (let. 1000, Underneath lieth tbe Body of Robert Ramsey, who" departed this life February the 23d, A. D. 17ll_l_". Also near this Place lycth the Body of Jnnn Axtmi, 0 Daughter of Uliarles and Joan his ‘Ville, who was Also ye Bodys of Nnthanacl, two Samucls, and Giles, buried the tllst of January, 16116. Sons of llobcrt nnd Ann Ruinsey, ye first -‘Samuel Also ncar this Place lyeth the Body oI'..lou.n Axton, dicd May yv 18th, 1708. yv other Sainuel May 30, daughter of_ lidnuund Axton, and of Margaret, his at June ye oth & 7th, 1712, Wile, who was buried the 10th of August, 1'70-<1. 105

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Nu-ur this-". l'l:||-0 is intc|'|-ed tilt: Body Of Ann, yﬁ Wife l On an oak chest, at the wcst end of the church is this of Clnrrlus lixtun, She departed this life June 14th, inscription : 1759, in the 57th your of her age. ' VVILLIAM THOMAS ANNO DO Also Hannah, the rlnn_=_=,hter of Charles and Ann Ex- ALLEXAM DAUIS MI ' NI ton. She tliml April 13th, 1775, Aged 40 years. DER C W 1639 And also of Mary, the W'ii'o of Thomas Bitton. She i died July 31, 1771!, Aged 30 years.

And also the shove Charles I-lxton. He died May -1 The Rev. D. Niehoals Rector. the llth, 1787, Aged 81 years. Also Thomas Eaton, died August the 17th, 1789, L I __Z_‘— it 1 Aged 48 years. I

—-ni-——i— DAUNTSBY. Underneath lieth ye Body of Edmund Extone, who i departed this lil'o Doeeinher ye 20th, A. D. 1711. Also in Memory of Margaret, ‘Vile of James Exton, who died Dl'l‘?t:|l|lJUl' the 11th, A.D. 1734, Agcd 36 On a Monument in Chancel. years. Sacred to the Memory of Charles West, Aged 16 months lljip died May, 1700.

UI1 I-‘lat Stone! in ‘Body. Milborn West, Agcd 4 years, l died March, 1769. John, the Son of Henry and Rachel Hankes, died Oct. 6th, 1732, Aged 1 ycar and 10 months. Mary-Ann West Aged 15 years and 4 months, l Also Rachel, their daughter, died Feb. 10, 1730, died Jan. ‘1770. Aged 1 year and 3 months. i Sons and Daughters of the Rev. Francis Maria West. Also in Memory of Henry Hanks, who died August and Sarah his 'Wife. tho tst, 176;], Agcd 60 years. Also another Daughter, Also Ann, their Dnuglitor, who died Out. llth. 1751, Susanna, the Wife of .r'\geil It years and 3 weeks. Henry Blachford Scudamore, Esq. i died 1stNov.179tI, i Aged 32 years. lli.-re lyeth lllrr Body of John Giles, who departed r C. W. 1760. this life l-'<.-hruary the 18th, 1703, Aged 24 years. M. ‘W. 1709. riliurt. was the wt|rni||,r_1; that ch-nth gave, H M. A. VV. 1770. ‘Win-n l was snm|nou'd to the ;;r|tvo: I The like, or worse, he may serve on thee, it-Q 'l'ht‘|'|'i'oro always prep:||'otl be, On Flat Stone within the Rails. _| l-.:mr; (iilr.-s cliutl the ‘2.(itl| of July, 1787, Aged 71 l Herc lieth interred the Body of the Hon“ Lient' years. General Harry Mordaunt, Son of the Right Hon“ .'\|;au Mary, his Wife. who died tho ﬂth of September, J the Lord Viscount Mordaunt, who deputsdthh Ha l7ll7, Agoll Bl‘. years. the cu. day of January, 1719, Aged 6-0.

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Without the Rails. In Mr-mory ul' l'o||r children of Miles aml Mary Mar- I1-1-II-74% lin, gr-||l.. l.l||'|-r- il.'t||_g'l|l.0r:-I and one lion. Mary, the Sacred to the Memory of first, l\llfi('Il April the ltlth, I719, /'l-Itat. 1 year and 3 Susanna, the alfeetionate q|1a|'l.¢,-r.-., Mnrtlia, the second, huried May ye 293,, and beloved Wife of 17:2.-1, fHt:|t. :l. Milry the third, huried Nov. yv tith, Henry Blaehford Scudamore, l72H, .=|'Itut. -"1. Milt-s, l.ll|.'il' Son, buried August tho l of St. Jamcs’s Square, Bath, Esq. 17th, 17-.29, fl-Inn. 10. who died With inlmccnec we have run onr race, the 1st of November, 1798, Kind rlr-nth l|atl| set us free; and left a disconsolate Husband, one son, lint we was horn for :1 llUl'_l.(‘.l' pli-ice, and three daughters, ,_ . _ l lh|..- in-:"ld v.-;|'~' mil lor Wm-_ to lament her I055, I06

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Hore lyeth the Body of the Rev. Mr. Peter Rival, Uri Flat Stones in S. Aisle. Rector of this Parish, who departed this lit'e July 16, l Here lyeth the Body of John Reeve, Sehoolmaster, Anno Dom. 1730, 1Eta.l.is 08. of this Parish, who departed this life Juno the 20th, * A. D. 17l3,Aged 40. iqj-:1-—-— ‘ Here lyeth the Body of John ll.eevo,juii. who do- On a Bran Plate. , parted this lifo August ye 10th, 176.5, Aged 60 years, Richard Cheffneare, Doctor in Divinity, departed this it A. C. 1772.

"ms Si“.-.'U‘ life April 7th, 17es..-',- I ' Resiirgam. l H. S. T. in , Anna, eldest daughter of Nathan Cooper, Obiit lllth P. I‘. 1790. l May, 1732, Ala. 2.5. Aged 2 years. ‘ H. S. T. Sarah, the Wife of Nathan Cooper, Ob. 20th Doe. 1733, Ala. 51. in On a Mon. in S. Aisle. y l 'l"his Monument ls ereeted to the Memory of Ann, On a Monument in North Aisle. Wife of Jonathan Creed, yeoman, daughter of John » Reeve, late of this Parish, schoolmaster. She de- ‘ This small tribute of respect to the Memory of parted this life the 7th of Jun. 1772, Aged 64. Mrs. Alice Wayte, (the best of Mothers) is L'?I'€‘-Ul.l'tl Also to the Memory of Jonathan Creed, who departed ~ at the request of hor youngest Son, this life Feb. ta, 1e11, Aged B0. '1 Simon Wayte, Esq. lute of Groundwell, in this County. —-M l She died universally regretted at the age of 62 years, A. D. 1768. Over south rloor. H Keep thy foot when thou goest In the same Vault are deposited into the house of God. Eeel. e. lst. the Remains of her two Dniigliters, Mary and Elizabeth, l who died single.

In West End of South Aisle. 1 in-u-ii.‘ William Bartlett, 1 On Flttl. Stones in Bully. nnd i Anthony Rogers 1 Here Lyeth the Body of John (_)V(.'ll, of Wliitlsiuds, Desessed the 27th day ofJu1io, being Aged 52, Aiiiio Church Wardens, 172.6. ‘ Dom. 1647. John Fox, Ancestor. +

Here Resteth the Body of William Rich, dﬁCCfl.H0(l On a Moriumciit in south wall of the Body. the 16th of November, Anno Domini 16-17. This Monntnent is Ereeted to perpetuate the Memory 5

of John Mulcocl-c, yeoniaii, who depated this life the q-.-ii--—,--._ 20th day oi September, 1790, Aged 66 years. 1 Go home, my friends, and cease from tears. Here lyeth the Body of iiimnn Jlillirl, who (l¢']i:irl.ml I must sleep here till Christ appears. l this life Sept. ye ttth, 172.7, A gr-il 7'7 yi~.:ir.~:. Spectators all, as you pass by, lldro lycth also the Body of Alliun Wziyu.-, Son of As you are now, so once was I; “'illi' life But as I am, so must you be, March ltltli, A. D. 17:27, Agni ll yr.-airs. Prepare for death, and follow me. A1,... Martha, Wife of the above-said John Molnoek, ‘ ‘ii?-_ who departed this life the 3rd day of February, 1801, Herc lycth the Body of llichard Kendall, who ile- Aged B2 yours. piirted l.lll.'.i lift: the 2-'Jtl1 rliiy 0l'(l1.'l.. /\. l). lfillli. Preserve, O Vault, inviolate thy Trust, Horn lyeth also the Body of llrlrtry the Wife of Fviiiimi Till Heaven's high Mandate cluims the sacrcil dust. ‘ . Alline, and d:iuf_-_liter of lliuli-.u'il Krllllitll, Wlm Ill‘-- 1Vl|en the last trump tli’ aw-.1k'iiing sound shall give parted this life Morel: the 1-lth, 17211, .-\g1.~tl 70 yenrs Rise y¢ that sleep, your Saviour bids you live. 1‘ and 8 inonths. IO

In rd ll"iH$.--D A UNTS E-Y. 197 I Here lieth tho Body of Tliomas Le-.1. lle-died May A Cap" in the “'arres ; of France and 'l‘here K|iig-- yo 6, A.D. l7lU, Aged 42 years. ' bted for his good service under Henry ye IV ; Then French King. Hee was imployed as'-l.ieu- -i-.——-in--I tenant ' General] of the : Horse and Sergjeant Maj" of the whole Army in Ireland ; Under Hera lyeth the Body of Mrs. Barhon Lawrence, who Robert Earle of Essex and Charles Baron of departed this life June yo 30th, ‘I730. Agcd 31 years. Mountjoy 3 indie Reigns of Queone Elizabeth.

-Mini ' ' D [SO01-ll -146.] ._ _. _ " Hes was made Baron of Dauntsey and Peers of this Here lyeth thc Body of Mary Lawrence. She. de- Realms by King James ; the ﬁrst, and by him parted this life Aug. 2d, A.D. 1729, Jlritnt. (I-l years, made Lord President of Munster and Governour ;

-ll! ..o of Garnsey By King Charles the ﬁrst hoe was |-Mi-51: ‘Ii’;MLit’ crpated Earle of Danby ; made one of his Privio Councell, and Kinght of the most noble order of the ; Janc, daughter ofJohn and Everist Rocks, dicd Oct. ye 12th, 1809, Aged 14 years. Garter, But declyniilg more active imployment-it in his latter time : (by reason of imperfect health) Also of their children died infants. Also Everist, Full of honour woundcs and sears Hes dyad at Wife ofThos. Reelts, died Oct. t4th, 1815, his howse _in_Cornh'7_ Park in the County of Onfofd, Aged 5Q years. in the '71 year.of his age. . Also John Rcelts died May 12, 1816, Agcd G0 years. Lava Dso. Q -[On sis am cnd.] 2 Sacred Marblo safely Ks-ape On Flat Stones in N. ."\islt'.. 'His dust, who under thee must Sleepe’ llcre lyeth the Body of Margaret, the Wife of Ed- Untill the graves agnino restore " mund \‘Fnyte, tho elder, whu ilopnrtutl this life the Their dead, and Time shall be no more 25th day of November, Anno Dom. 16115. Means while, if he (w¢\ all thinges we-ares) Doe ruin thee, or if the teares _.-- _ Are shed for him, Dissolve thy frame Thon art requitcd, for his Fame Here lieth the Body of Edmund “faytc, thc elder, llis Vertues, and his Wonh shal hes who departed this life thc . . Dee. Anno Dorn.'ltl.2. J Another Monument for thee; G. Herbert.

r [Round the edges of the 'I‘omb.] Henry Earl of Danby . 2‘ Sonne to S’ John Danvers lg Mcmorim K‘ and Dame Elizabeth. Dang-ht,‘ & Co-hoyre to Viri optimi no’ internloritnrtr, Ncvill L“ Latimor : Horne at Dauntsey in the County Sacrum of Wilts. the 28th day of Juno, An‘: Dfii. ‘I673, and Hoe tuntulo conduntur l Baptized in this Church the first of July Following Minuta: viri magni rcliquiic being Sunday, hoe Departed this Life on the 28th of “"‘ A°‘°'"“ D'“‘“-‘- """"*¥""'- ‘ Jan. A° Dfi'i1o~t:3 & Lyeth hero Iutorred. Illustrissiino Comiti do Dunby, A. cubiclo, ct Forastw » - _ ,~, ...... l Le hoflh Sl ll Sft. 0 . Width.‘ I olnn Icgue do Whltchw00d,1|| agro Oxicnsi, fig‘ e " I in n‘ in‘ custodis, Famm pariter ._____ lit fidei illi vataz, qui din superstes U-entis suie crat ingens ornanicnta. Q“ 7 um“ mm’ S‘ :“'l°' Dcfunctus tristc H Nowt tl lltchardE le lluntfD'bA Servanth true Dusitlera. o is ar o any ere Ruled ‘I8 years his Wilts. Estate Fatis ccssit prid. non. ltloii, Ann- C_li)l5Cl.l. Lyeth Bnriod undorneath i this Marble Stone, whose desire was iii- All ages yct to Come fin an Altar Tomb of Wliite Marble in the north transept. Vi’ ould not disturbe his Body's rest but lett his Bones alone ' [On the north side of the Ton1b.] Till Jesus Ch:-ist(in whome only lloro was was All his hope and trust) Partly lirud-up in the Lowe-Conntrcy warres under Shall Glorifyo his sinfull Corpes Maurice 'l“.arle of; Nussaw, Aftcrwurds Prince of Which here have Layne in Dust. Orange ; And in malty other lllilitu" Accons ; of II“ W“ born yo 11th of Aprill An"lbB1 And dc- .|'!mse 'rllllL‘5 liulll liy 3'i..-;:. ll..'lll l.nli.l. lieu W as Illtttle 1‘ parted [I-|i5 Lifg ye 301]-| (|f j\ug_ '|(j4'1_ , _. 108

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i tin l-‘hit Stones in llmiy. On the Arch between the Body and Tower. \ This Tower was begun to be built April 21st, 1630. H Here Lyeth the Body of John Blieke, who departed Also this Church repaired, enlarged, and the whole this Life the 9th of July, 1034. worlt fully ended Sept. 17, 1632. Here Lyeth the Body of Robert Blickc, Son of John Blicke, who was buried 29th of September, 1061. l Here lieth the Body of Robert Blieke, Son of Robert The Rev. Mr. G. Bissett, present Vicar. i Blicke, who was Buried 26 of March, 1083. i Dcuth thy sting is Blunt, grave Boast no more, \ . . e Soules now free who was a slave hefore; Therefere oh bones, lye quiet in the dnst Untill thc rcsurrcction of thcjust. SOMERFORD PARVA. "1- Also hcre lieth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Lucian -:-I-i-‘Q Brown, and Daughter of Robert Blieke, who dyed South Wall. Feliruary yv 2d. 1721. Here Lycth the Body of George Wroton, Esquire, who deceased at Mandish House the 29th day of Here lyeth YB Of Allfl, ye Dflilglltflf Of Lllflilll January, in the year of our Lord God 1627. and Mary Browne, who was huried June y'= 3d.

,.-_-|i,ii—___ On Flat Stones. Under Lyeth the Body of John, the Son of Lucian I-lcre lyeth thc Body of Sarah, the Wife of John God- Browne, nnd Anne, his \Vilii, Daughter to John win, who departed this lil'e the 26th of October, 1740, Mayer of Soiuiirforrl Mapgna. He departed this lifc Aged 40 years. the 12th of February. Anno Dom. 171% Jlitatis 42. Also hcrc Lycth their two Children, Mary Agcd‘? I

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$ 7 In Memory of John Collingbornc, who died Jan, 7th, On Brass Plates. i 1733, Aged U5. Herc lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Francis And also of Joan his ‘Vite, who died $e|it. ‘lilth, 1732!, Baslnenille, gent. who departed this lifc the 14th day Agcd 7!). of Feb. 1702 Aged 56 years. In good old age he laid us down 10 To rest untill tho 'l'rum|u-t ruiutltl;

— And then I'lJ.l§-lull ogliill Hhltll lav, To live with Christ eternally. Herc Lycth the Body of Mary, ye Wifc of John Pen- mcr, Rector of this Parish, who deccused y\= 13th day of May, in thc year 1690. Herc Lyeth ye Body of Ann, WiTi' of Andrew If Vertue it selfe did with Vertuous Woman die, Heath. She departed this Lilo Nov. 3, Anno Doni. Reader, Thou 'I‘hcn mights say here it doth Lie. i 1731, Aged 27 years. Her merry lifc with me was short, Ur-re Lyeth yc Body of Francis Bﬂ.&l(Bf'Jill0, who dc- She was Quickly gone, partcd this Life July y° 4th, A.D. 1:723, Aged 7'7 Ller Labour o'er, years. Iler Glass is run.

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On a Monument i.n S. Wall of Body. ln Memory oi‘ Andrew Heath, of Clack, who dc-' Near this Place lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Lnngton, parted this Life May the 3, Anno Doin. . . . Aged 4]. 'Wifc ol' John Laugton, of Pirton, in this County, 4 years. Gent. (eldest Daughter of Francis Goddard, of the i Sitter! 'l.i:-a ortlnillt-d ull men must. tlii-, sainc place, Esq. and Elizabeth, his Wife,) who dyed Reiuh-r, eolltemlilule I'iler||il.y. in London, of the smallpox, the 25th of January, 1—--4--n-n---1-; 1701, in the 25th year of hcr age, very much lamented, being at true Friend, charitable Ne-iglihonr, a pious, Iﬁmnza, the '*.‘.'iFi.- oi' llielnii-1| '|'|io|n;|.~: (ii-nl. dyed the V lftuoiis, good “'ili'. '29tll, 'u.:|d Wu.-5 i.u|."ii--="| tin: IH-'1 rluy of Dt-oeliibi-r, lU'7-'3. IO

In r.-5 Wilts.-—C H A R LT O N. 109 l-'1-ant-is Goddard, dc Pirton, in Comitatu Wilts. In West End of Body. ..‘\riiii;:,eri, ct lflliznbeth nxoris eiils, quorum cineres To the Memory of Elizabeth, daughter of John and sub hoe marmore t.eguntnc. Elizabeth morteni obiit Jane Brooks, who died September '25, 1816, - I7 die hit-ptem. jlitatis sure 61. Exeessit Franeiscus Aged 15 years. 22 die Uctobris 1701, flitatis sun: 62. Resurgnmns. iii-ti‘ it it On a Brass Plate against the ﬁrst Pillar. t llerc Lyeth yv Body of Charles, Son of Charles and Ne-are to this Place Lycth interred the Body of that: Harnli Spencer, Merecr in Malmesbury, who died truley virtuous Matron, Josuan Pitman, Formerly the l.~'c.h. 21, A. D. 1716, Aged 1 year. Loving and Faithful] Wife of Robert Taylor, of this Parish. Shoe dyed the Reliet and Widdow of Rich-

ii-1-bi. ard Pitmnn, Gent. in the Month of January, 1647. i As alsoe the Body of John Taylor, her Sonn, who was Elizabeth lvhitc, . . t deprived of this Life by impartial Death in the Month spinster, Daughter of . of September, 1673, in the 30th year of his age. Wliite, ofﬁxou, Merchant

ol' \Villiam White little . -i Esq. dyed ye 25th day of . ' On Brass Plates in Body. I 694. t

—-—_i_-1.; Here Resteth yﬂ Body of Jeane Gastrcll, who de- i parted this Life ye 3d day of February, in the yeare of .|s'1ttcnt of Somerford Parva 1086 acres. i our Lord 1700. 8: Giles, ye Son of John Gastrcll, T who departed this life Junc y= 15th, 1727. -_—» i ff —j 1- in

jxinhlin CHARLTON‘. Here Restctb ye Body of John Gaatrell, Gent. who t departed this life ye 2Bth day of September, in ye year of our Lord 1694. 6; Jeane, ye Wife of the above On a Monument In Chancel. F sayd John Gastrell, who departed this Life Feb. ‘lBtb, 'l'o the Memory ofthe Rev. John I-lolling-worth, A.M. 1724. Citrate and Vicar ol' this Purish for thirty-two years. lledied 't»'eb.17tlr, tnoo, Agcd on years. 1 Al:-to of Eiarah, his “life, who died Dee. '27, 1803 Agcd 57 years. Here lieth the Body of Hester, the “Fife of I-Ienry Do justly, love mercy, and walk humhly with thy Martyn, Gent. Aged 37, who departed this lifc tbe God. 17th day of June, A. D. 1007. If women all would live like thee, U Then Men with Wives might happy be. On a Flat Stone wiuiln the Rails. Here Lyeth interred the Body of Mr. Mathew W'hitly, -__---—-_-1- late \’ tear of this Parish, who departed this life on the Iltll day of 7'ie|ltelnlicr, Anno D“ 1670. Here Lyeth interred the -Body of Anne Hacltwall, Late Wife of Thomas Hackwell. of London, and ‘ eldest Daughter of Mr. John Raymond, Late of Ci- \ Us s lllonnrncnt in N. Aisle. rencester, Aged 30 years, who departed this life the 'l'he llonuuruhle James Grnhme, second Son to Sir 2d day of J aaunry, Anno 1664, Expecting a hnppie George tiraliinc, Baronet, of.Netl|erby, in Cumber- Resurrection. land, Born at Norton Cooyers, in Yorkshire,‘ in Mnreh, h'irttc-r-|| Hundred and Forty Nine, Servant to 5' King Clntrles and King J amcs the Second, Livcd and Here under Lyeth ye .Body of Mary, the Wife of llicd un uuwortliy but true Member of the Church of John Phelps, of Amhury, in this County, Daughter l'In;;-l:n|tl, l-'nithlitl to both his Masters, and n sincere and only child of John Thick, and Hester, his Wife, l.over of Monarchy, Died Jan. the Twenty Sixth, of this Parish. She departed this Life ye ﬁrst day of And was Buried Monday, the second of February, November, in yﬂ year of our Lord 1703, Aged 50 175?’ years. illi F f iii‘ IIO

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Here Lyeth interred the Body of Elizabeth Sa . . 1 The Right Hon. Thomas Howard, in 1007, iuclosed who departed this Life the 5th day of December, about 300 acres of Brendon Forest, 200 of which he Anno 1712. l have already planted. l I l §uI*OfXO'I"'I J OIll'i§ Here lieth the Body of Mary, Wife of William John- » Bmetsrtions. son, who departed this Lifc December ﬂth, A.D. \ 1726. k On a Wood Frame.

-1-i-1-.‘ ‘d The Gift of Lady Wincheomb, Anno Domino 1706, Twenty shillings to be paid Annually for Ever out of 1|: the South Porch. certain Lands in Hankerton, to buy Books liir the Here under lyeth the Body of John Waters, gent. Instruction of the Poor Children of Lin: Purisli cl‘ who departed this life the 0th day of December, ‘I676. p Charlton.

l Lady Winchcomb’s Sister by Will gave n field in the i----—-1-Q Parish of Brokenborough, containing by Survey '7 acres, 3 Rod, 35 perch, Adjoining to Lands of the On a Flat Stone in Chancel. l Earl of Suffolk, Earl Radnor, and Lo_rd John Sparrow, Richard Beswick, M. A. hujus Eeelosia l to thc Poor of this Parish for ever. ' ' ' Oniensis Vicarua. Primo die menaia Novembris 1670, i A.D. vicesimum secundum . . 1700. * ii-ii

There is a School in this Parish, in which arc about. --- l 80 boys and girls, supported by thc Right Ilon"'" Oulsirle cl‘ Chancel. ‘ Thomas, and Elizabeth Jane Howard. .\'oartl1is Place Lyes the Body of George Harvey, - who was Buried the 14th of June, 1607. H

l PJ ‘ GARSDEN. On an ancient oak ‘Pulpit against the North Wall. ‘ W0-BE-VN"l‘0'ME-IF-I PREACH - NOT - was Mon. in Chancel against North Wall. GosPEL - ANNO ' DOMINI ii To the Memory of Sir Laurence Washington, K1. Lntcly Chiefe Register of tllc Chancery, of Known 1630. . Pycty, of Charitye exemplarye, a Loving Husband, ATender I-‘ether, A Bountifull Master, A Constant On an Altar Tomb in the Chancel nre the Efligics H Reliever of the poore, and to those of thc ]'asi.-.l1 A of a Mnn and \'l--'oman lying, with live small ligures Perpctunll Benefactor, \‘Vl1oln it plan!-led (ind tn take kllfivlillg, tin-no on the right, and two on the left, for- into his peace, from the fury of the insuring \'l-’:trrs, incrlythere were six, three on each side. The Male Oxon, May 14, here interred 24, Anno Dunn. 16-til, figure is in armour, his head resting on his helmet, with ]Etatis suae 64. \Vl1ere also Lyeth Dame Anne, his his hands meeting over'his breast. There is no in- | W’ife, who deceased June 13th, and was huried 16, .~=criptiou, but it is thought to be the tomb of Sir Henry Anno Dom.1646. Kuyvelt and his Lady. i T Hie Patrios einercs curnvit filius nrna The Church consists of two Chancels and a Nave. 1 Condere, qui tumulo nune jacet ille pins. Under the North Chancell is the Family Vault of the J The pious snn his parents here interred, Right Hon"“'- Thomas Howard. The Tower contains \Vho hath his share in Urnc for thcm prr_-pared. live Bells; on the second—Humphrey Woodcock, i Churchwarden. Rudwell, Gloccster, 1734.

On Flat Stones in Chancel. In 1017, the Church was entirely new Pewed, at I Sacrum Mernorim Anna, Filiaw the expense of the Right Hon. Thos. Howard. Laurintij Washington, Lsquitis, et utoris Christopheri Gise, Round the family Pew of the Earl of Suﬁ'olk is some Hic sepultm. Junii 4°, Anno Dom. ancient carving, representing human ﬁgures. i 1642, ]Et.at. sun: 20. III

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Here Lyeth the Body of Lawrence The Church consist of Chancel and Nave. Itound ‘Wnsliingt-on, Esq. the only Son the pulpit is some ancient carved work, and a few of Sir Lawrence. “"ashington, who small pieces of painted glass in the south windows, Du.-p;|.l'1.t!d this Life Juli. I7, Was and part of two heads in the east window of the huried I.-‘ch. 11, Anno Dom. 'l66t, o.||d n ehanceL int-losed by Elinor, his Wife. + Therc are five Bells in_ the Tower; with these in- April 16, Anno Dom. 1063, scriptions on them : Emt. sun: 39. I-"z'r.rt-—God bless Queen Ann. Robt. Cor, 1703. lin mcrccde virum pensaturn mune . . I Second--1703. Prospicit ille suis dina supersta sibi . . T?¢ird—-Come when wee Call, and serve God All: L Behold, how duty well performed is paide, Robt. Cor, 1703. Sure he him here his dust hath Laide. Fourth-1703. l Fzftlr-Robt. Cor, 1704. Pi 4 Here Lyeth yfl Body of Dame _Elienor Pargiter, 2d (thc manor: Daughter of William Guise, of Elmore, in ye County Formerly belongad to Earl Ferrets, who was executed of Gloucester, Esq. first married to Lawrence Wash- in 1760, for the murder of his steward either at the ingt 1|, Esq. afterwards Sir Vifilliam Pargiter, of Manor Housoof Garsden, or at his seat in Hampshire. l Grittleworth, in ye County of Northampton, Kt. who Paul Methuen, Esq. succeeded Earl Ferrers, and tho tll‘|!il,l'|l!tI this Life thc 19th day ofJuly, in the year of rl present Lord of the Manor is Paul Cubb Mcthucu, our Lnnl ltiiifi. Ordered hcr remains tu he deposited of Corsham, Esq. The Manor House is an ancient In.-rn in hupcs of a Blesscul Resurrection. l stone building, now occupied by a farmer. The ox- i tent of the parish is ahnut 1200 acres, chiefly pasture. On Ftat Stones in,Body. l The Parsonage House was re-built in lfil ii. There Here Lyeth the Bo i is a. Sunday School, supported by subscription, in of ltoger Gantlet, \ which are about 20 children. who Departed this Li the lath day Of March, The Rev. Thomas Anthony Methuen, Rector. Anno ])mI'lilli it]!-I0.

I-—D-ii _ LEA. Under this Stone Lycth the liotly ofﬁogcr Gan . . lic dieil June the . . 1727, J‘Etat. suis . .

Also in Memory of Snrnli, Wife of Rug-er Gantlet, On Flat Stones in Body. aforesaid. She lliml Feb. 0, 17‘2D,]l_-Itatis sum 74, In Memory of the Rev. Leolin Edwnnls, who dcparted this Life September the lst, 1762, Aged H6. V. D. M. In the outside, against the south Walt. The Soul that once inform’d this dust Herc under lyeth the Body of Hanry Drinkwater, To publish Heavan as envoy here, who was buried the 3d day of April, 1693. Was eall'd at length to leava this trust, 1' -I-1--i@i In hope to serve in nobler sphare. On a Head Stone in the Churchyard. In Memory of Sarah, the Daughter of John and Ann Ellison, who departed this life May 26th, A.D. Alla, the Wife of Leolia Edwards, departed this Life "I744. Saptemher the 12th, 1778, Agcd '76 years. Near ﬁve foot long, and three foot round, l A Girl near ninc years old, Joanna, tha Wife of John Reynolds, departed this Now lnys interred within the ground. life August tha 7th, 1763, Aged 46 years. A wundcr to he told. Young lnen and maids serve God bctimes, l-‘nr Death took mc just in my prime, ' On a Br-us Plate. no it may you. thcrefora I pray, Iu Memory of Joseph Mills who died July 5th, 1760, Mukn use uf time whilst you may; Aged 73, ’l‘ln-reforc repent, live Godly still, Also of Mary, his Wife, who died Jan. 13th, 1732, 'l'ln-n welcome Death, come when it will. Aged 35. II2

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In Memory of Jnliii Weeli.-1, of Cleaverton, who Here Lyeth the Body of Nichole.-»: llohiiis, the Sono departed this life February 13, 1706, Aged 4'7 yeB-TB. of Richard Robins, end Joanna his Wile, Gent. who departed this life tbe liltli of Jillt. 166-‘i. In Memory-of Mary, Wile of John Vi’eelis, of“ Cleverten, wlio departed this life October 11th, 1709,

‘Z-1-iti- Aged 36 years. l Also Amy, Daughter of John and Mary Weeks, who Onaltioiiumeiil in Norlli Aisle. departed this life January ‘7th, 1706, Aged 1 year. Here —_;_ Lieth tlie Body of Roger Andres, Departed tliis Life the 20th day of March, 1038. The Pulpit, which is very ancient, stands against the north wall, and on it is a little carving in the Gothic l i-,.____,__.-__.-, style.

The (‘hnreh is a plain building, consisting only of a On a Flat Stone in Body. Chancel and Nave, both under one roof. The Tower Here Lyeth the Body contains live bells, each having an inscription. On the of '1' ' As ' ADV, Gﬁt First-—Anno Domini 1670. wno DECEASED ' IRS ' Ser-and—Simpltins and John Young, Ch. Wardens, DAY of October, Anno Doni. 1637. 1663. Third-—Idem. l it-1-‘,- I-imrrli-lt. P. Anno Domini 1622. Hcre Lycth the Body of WilI"' Geese, of this Parisli. Ff]?/t -—--ltlmll. He departed this Life Junc the Btli, 1743, Ag:-il M \

l W years. The ltegisttii-s of the Churches of Garsden and Lea

were ltmnerly kept in the House of the . . . . i-liq---n-n-q who performed the duty of both Parishes. But in 1752, the house taking; ﬁre, both the Registers were On the Pulpit against the South Wall : burnt, and the Plate belonging to this Cllurcli destroy- ROGER ' ANDROS ' AND ed. Pewter is now uscd. ' ISAC ' PUNTAH ' BOTH Lord Wharton formerly was Lord of this lldanor, CHURCH - WARDENS - 1011. — Bouelier, Esq. succeeded him, afterwards Fitz- \Villiam, who married in the Boueher family. The The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, and North Lari’ of Pembroke 'is the present Lord, having' latelY Aisle. The north wall of the Nave is supported by purchased it. l F four plain semi arches. l 1\ 'l‘lu- Rev. Thomas Anthony Mcthucn, Rector. i The Manor have long been in the possession of tho Howard family, now Earl of Suffolk. I a I 77 ’4*_ _ in-r_ I 'I'he Rev. J. Nieholefs prefent Rector.

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On Monuments 3.gi.ns‘l S. \l'all of Chancel, l BRINK WORTH. Here Lyetli ye Body of Margareltt, the Dbughter of F Williani Robins, gent. and Mary his Wile, who was L . huried the 2-5th day of December, Anno Dofri 1675. -ii On Flat Stones in Chancel. Here Lyeth that which was Maortall of DOcllPr

ifl; Vi’ilIiem Dowdcswell, Rector Neere under this Wall was the Body of Joana Robins, of this Church hee Departed Daughter of William Robins, gent. and Mary his This Life the 20th Day of May, Wile, Interred, thc 22d of December, 1668. Anno Domini I671. II

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[lore Lyeth yﬂ Body of Richard Copsoii, A. M. On a Monulnent against Nortli Wall. Rector of Brinkworth, who died May the 24th, Near this Place Lyeth the Body oi‘ Richard Stratton, gent. who departed this Life the 26th of June, 1782, in the 86th year of his age. Quales fuerunt dies indieabit bupre.-mus. J Also of Mary, Wife of Richard Stratton, gent. who F llnre Lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Richard \ departed this Life the 26111 of August, 1740, Aged Copson, M.A. Rector of Brinkworth, who died on 36 years. r New Year's Day, Anno { qb ' Out of a dutiful regard to their Memory, this Monu- ment was ereeted by William Stratton, their Son. --__n-1-.--1|

William Thornton, Rector of Brinkworth, died 15th Feb. 1700, Aged 7.5 years. l On Flat Stones in Body. Repentance towards God, faith towards our Lord Richard Stratton, Jun. died July the 6th, 1780, Jesus Christ. i Aged 54 years.

oi--1-i--t I Susanna, his Wife, died April the 4th, 1755, Aged 30 years. Ann Thornton, died 29th March, 1750, Aged 65 years. --ii-i That when lle who is our Life shall appear, we may Here Lyeth the Body of William Beale, who died ﬂlsll appear with him i|| glory. the ‘Zd day of March, 1620.

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On a Monument in S. aisle. Jasper $trat1:on died Jan. 19th, 1798, Agcd 70 yours. In Memory of John Stratton, gent. who died Fob. 25, Grace, his Wife, died Dec. the 19th, 1773, Aged 50 $alutis 1718, A"“°l 1Etatis 49. years.

Also Mary, his Wifie. She. died Dee. yv 20th, IIiII—1--x¢|_ Dom. 1723, “l""° ‘i /Etatis ea. llere. lyes the Body of Thomas Eaton, gent. Hoe departed this Life the 29th Day of May, Anno Do- mini 16‘7l. (In a llrass Plate in North Wall oi‘ North Aisle. i i —-i---Z-11 In Memory ol'Jol|n Weeks, Gent. who dyed July 2-l, 174?, Aged 72. Here Restcth the Body of John Weeks, gent. who T*.L4T4 lle was Grandson to yI= very worthy John Weeks, departed this Life Nov. 25th, 1762, Aged 6'7. A lientleman no less respectable i \ For his good lﬂeonomy, and other private Virtues, W — Than Memorable F On a Brass Plate. l"or his publielt Charitios and Benefaetlons, Here Lyeth the Body of John Weeks, genL who

Especially to this his native Place, F \ departed this Life July 24th, 1745, Btal. sum '72. To the poor whereof ho left Ten Pounds per Annuln, i And for the lnstrueting Ten poor Children, Also here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, his Wife. To the Sehoolmnster Five Pounds per Annum who departed this Life March 20th, 1747, for liver. Eltat. suai B0.

His Wilb .Eli7.B.lml.l'l, iii-A Deacended from a repntuhle and woithy family i in Glouoestorshire, i Here Lyeth ye Body of John Crips, Son of Edward Survived him not long. and Ann Crips, A. B. of Pembroke Coll. Qxon. and She was a Daughter of Mr. Edmund Morgan, Late Master of Dauntsey School, who died Oct. 2d, of l"'airford. l 1Euit. 31, Was Baptized June ‘211, IGPH, i Anno‘: Dom. 1782. And died March 20, 1747. I This Monunient was ereeted as a Testimony i Of the Reverenee and ﬁlial Piety Here Lyeth the Body of Ann Crips, Daughter of .l:Id. U|' their ever Dntiful Son, i and Ann Crips. $he died April 18th, Anno Dom. Jul-IN Warzas, 1748. 1725. Aged 43 years. \:G E II4

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llerc Lyeth Anne, Daughter of Moses and Elizabeth The Communion Table is of oak, very handsomely 5-arrande, of Dauntsey. She died July 10, 1723, carved. On one end is the date 16110, and on the Aged 14 years. . 4 other the initials A. B. ' The Rev. James Sparrow' suoeeeded to tho Rector- 1 ship of Brinkworth on the death of the Rev. W. In Memory of Elizabeth, the Wife of Moses Sarrande, Thornton, who lies buried in t||e Chancel; John of Dauntsey. She died June Bth, A. D. 1723, Penton was the late Rector, the Rev. Mntthew Mnrsh Aged 41 years. present Rector. Also two Children. Eliz. She died June 30, 1723, Aged '1 years. The Manor of Brinkworth belongs to the Earl of Suﬂ'oll-r. Charles died Dee. 7, 1723, Aged 18 weeks. John Weeks gave for ever ﬁve Pounds per Annum to the Sehoohnaster for the support of a Charity School, Here Lyeth ye Body of Edward Crips, sen. wbo which with about £.20 subscribed, nearly 60 ehildren died August 1B, Anno Dom. 1770, Aged 68. are educated.

ii-n-iii The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, North and i South Aisles. The Nave is supported by ﬁve plain Ann, Wife of Edward Grips, was buried Nov. yr 13th. round pillars on each side, and live pointed arches. 1'73". In the roof of the North and South Aisles is some small ancient carving, in foliage. In the South Aisle Q-n—--pi-_n— is an ancient oak ehest, strongly bound with iron.

On 1-‘la! Slones in S. Aisle. The Tower contains ﬁve Bells :- llore Lycth the Body oi" Ann Phelps Stratton, On the First- Daughter of John and Mary fitrattrm, who died Nov. Thomas Lewen, John Olifl'e, Church Wardens. 1603. the 10th, 1730, Aged 20. l I am the ﬁrst, although but small, My voice is heard above you all.

i + Second-~ In Memory of Undecimus Stratton, who died Nov. 'l‘homas Lewen, John Oliﬂ'e, Chiirehwardous. 1003. 20th, 1807, Aged 74 years. \ \\'illiam Purdue,r and Richard Perdue. ll. C "' I H In Memory of Thomas Stratton, who died Jan. 10th, Third- 1302, Aged 72 years. Thomas Lewin, Jolm Oliffe, Church W'ardens. I663.

1-.-__-u-q1_i_ Fourth — Idem . On Flal Slones in N. Aisle. ll“:-rr l._\'|-th the Body of Ann Vi-'eekes, who departed F§ﬂ)r-- this life the lst of May, 1692. I souncl to make the siel-L repent, In hopes of Life when Breath is spent: Come when I call, to serve God all, To sing Alleluia unto the King of Saints. H ere Lyeth the Body oi" John, ye Son of Richard and Susanna \Veel-Les, who departed thie Life Jan. ye 17th, Thomas Lewen, John Ayliffe, Church Wudens. William Perdue, and Richard Purdue. 1003. A. D. 1602. J Alsq here Lyeth . . . their Daughter, who departed this life March y8 30th, A. D. 1690. i Near this Place Lyeth Ann, yﬂ Daughter of Richard and Susanna Weeks. He was Buried August yf 8th, CORSTON, 1701. ,

D-1211- On Menurnenis against E. Wall of(,'li|1neel. Inscription on an ancient oak chest. Near this Place lies interred the Bodys of Willianr ye Eldest Son of Isaac and Grace Gale, who dyed sous . sears - oars: , unm.. ii-4- <-nunen - wannsss. ys 23rd of December, 1091, Aged 12 years. wo. nus. UNTO - ME- IF - 1 - PREACH i And Edmund, their second Son, dyed July y" l7tI|, NOT . THE . (iosPEL - 1630 1605, Aged 19 m|ilIl.|'lS.

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Under also Lyeth the Body of Isaac G'rl\:c-e. gent. On a plain Stone in North Wall of Clranoel. who always lived Ull earth as a true disciple of Jesus In Memory of William Earle. He died December Christ, in all humility, ilr Patience, in lllisclom, in ye lﬂth, 1737, Aged '72 years. Goodness, and in Love and Charity with all men. Also in Memory of John Drew. He died Nov. 30th, lledepurted this Life thc 2-lth day ol'June, in the year 1747, Aged 75 years. of our Lord 1726, in the tllst year of his age. And also in Memory of Jane, the Wife of William Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Grace Gale, Widow Earle, who departed this life the 30th of August 1749» ol' Isaac Gule, Gent, youngest Daughter of George Aged 67 years. Estcourt, ol' Swinly, D.D. She dyed April 18th, To wait on God is not in vain, 1734, in the eighty-second year of her age. In every For he restores to Lite again. station of her life she was truly Christian and Charit-

uhle, Loving dz beloved ol' all. xix-iii Mora estjunua vitae. J. II. S. Mon. in Chancel against North Wall. -i To the Memory of Thomas Bromsgrove, who departed Beneath this Plnce lie interred ye Bodies of Na- this Life April 7th, 1785, Aged 45 years. thanael unrl l'1liz.alieth Power, and Elizabeth their Also Ann, his \Vil'e, who departed this life May 15th, Daughter. Nathanael died July the 2d, 1761, A god 71. 1304, Aged 61 years. Eliznbetlr, his ‘Vile, died the 29th of May, l'75&, Aged I36. And Elizabeth, their Daughter, died A worthy I-'u.ther, and a te-ruler and Alleetionatc Sr-|rt. the 12th, l7-til, Agcd 4 years. Mother, and a sincere l-‘rienrl, Beloved, Ruspveterl, Wcop not for us who goes heforc, and sincert-.ly Lanrcntcd. For Christ has quit our_sinful score: O happy change for us to die, # To live with Christ Eternally. In Memory of James, Son of William and Margaret William Power died Sept. 22d, 1773, Aged 47. Godwin, who died June the Bth, 1770, Aged 1 year I pin’d away through pain and grief, ' and 1 month. In litithlr-ms friends is no belief; A loving Child, both meek and mild, Brit now my Corps from man is l'ree, Lies near unto this Place; No man that's leli. can nrrost me. Its hoped its Soul, without contronl, (lohl ennnot hrin|_»_- man la:--ting rest ', Will attcrul the throne. of grace. \l"itl|ot1t mercy nono is lllt'?~l.

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South Wall oI'('.l1nnr.-el. In Memory ol' Arch, rion of William and Ann Gale. He Died Jail. '.’.Uth, 1741!. Arzetl ‘ill yrraars. In Merrrory of Clrur-Ins Smith, who departed this lili. Also William Gnle. He died Juno l'7tlr, 1'75], thc lllth of October, 1745, 1|:Itat. ti-1. ' Aged '72 years. Also in Memory of John, his Son, who departed this Also Ann, his Wife, died April 22d, 1762, Aged 8:2. Life the 26th of October, 1746, Etat. 28. And Also Ann, Wife of Willianl Cale, tllr-ll Oet. 4, Our work is done, our Glass is run, 1700, Aged ‘J3 years. And here we must remain, Also Willianr Gale, died August 25. I703, Aged '73 A lump of Clay, till judgment day, 3' llﬂh-I, And then shall rise again.

-1-i-1-1-r On Flnl Slrn-res. To l.lu- Memory of John Smith. who died Nov. 20th, In Memory of John Sealy, who died May 10, 1791, lllU7. Aged (I2 years. Aged 46 years.

1i1.;i_.;_ Also of Alexander and Richard, Sons of John and On a Monument in the N. Wullofthc Body. Martha Sealy, who both died July 13th, 1779, Alex- ander aged 4 years, Richard aged 2 years. InJMemory of Giles Punter, who departed this life thc ‘llth of July, 1745, Aged '73 years. Also of John, their Son, who died Jan. 25, I004, Aged 31 years. All the paths of the Lord are mercy and truth unto snclr as keep his covenant and his testimonies. Also of Richard, their Son, who died June 16th, 1807, I.‘.~sal. rrxv. v. I0. l - Aged 2'7 years. 116

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Sacred to the Memory of William Sealy, who died In Memory of Sarali, Wife of John Handy, who died Sept. 23, 1816, Aged 34 years. May the 2d, 1773, Agcd 34 years. Be ye also ready, for in such an hour as ye think not, Also two Sons, died infants. the Son of Man cometh. Matt. xxiv. 44.

.i_.q-ii In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife‘ of John Rogers, The Screen, which parts tllc nave from the chancel, Daughter of John and Sarah Godwin, who died May is ornamented with a little ancient carving, in the 14th, 1772, Aged 28 years. Gothic style. Also here Lieth Jane and Sarah, their ‘Z Daughters, Died infants. The Rev. John Strong late Vicar, succeeded by the Rev. D. Bisset. Dear Husband, now my life is past, My love to you so long did last, The Earl of Radnor, Lord of the Maaor. But now for me no trouble take, But love my ehildren for my sake.

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RODBORNB. In Memory ofJohn Godwin, gent. who died Dee. 21st, l ‘I760, Aged 56 years. Edith, his Wife, died Dec. 10th, 1789, A ged 76 years.

On Monuments in Chancel. And John, their Son, died April flth, 1795, Aged 43 In Memory ofThomas Kaynes, who died August 6th, J YGBIB. 1773, Agcd 63 years. T l Also Ann, Daughter of thc above Thomas Kaynes. She died June ye 10th, 1779, Aged 26 years. Underneath Lycth the Bodys of ‘William Shippen. Also Mary, Wife of the above Thomas Kayues, and of Joan his Wife, dyed May ye 3d, A.D. 1731, died Jaa. 25, 1794, Aged 75 years. Aged 71! years, She dyed July yﬂ llth, A. D. I728, Aged H3 years. —i-mi Death, in a very good old age, Sacred to the Memory of John Keynes, who died Did end yl weary pilgrimage, April 4th, 1813, Aged 65 years. And was to them an end of pain, Alsolhlary, his Wife, who died May 31st, 1614, The only way to life again. Aged -51 yours. l Also in Memory of.lohn,lhoir Sun. He dyed March ii-—i|_-. the ‘lﬂth, 1733, Agcd 48 years.

Beiieatli this Place l.yel.h the Body of Charlos Pul- lull". ill Ml*-mory of Mnry Godwin, thc Daughter of uier, ol' this Parish, who dcpartezl this lifc the 0th day 4 Vllilliaai and Joan Shippen. She dyed Juno ylt Ilflth, ol' Septenllier, I722, Aged 56 years. A.D. 1742, Aged 06 years. l) remler, stay one moment with ye Dead, l Hare one good tliouglit when on yfl graves you tread. i -in-mi-£11.- (Io, reader, learn to live and die like men That have iruruortall souls, and then come here again. i llnderncath Lye the Bodycs of Jacob and John God- Ar1ns.—-Sable, a clievrrm or. win, Sons of Jeremie Godwin, and of Frances his O 1 Wife. Jacob died Nov. yll 14th, A. D. 16!)-1, aged -ni—-i-1' l 2 weeks and 2 days, John died Feb. ye 19th, 100?- To the Memory0f.l0ar|, Daughter olwilliflm $lti|iton, I Aged 4 weeks. J and of.lo:in his ‘Wife, who departed this life ye 5th Lovely to look on were these Babes, but they day ofJuly, A.D.1G99, Aged '19 years andfi months. I Came, saw y8 world, dislilfid, and went away, Virtuous though young soo good were apt to say As flowers new lilown, soe fair, it seolnhl no less, Too soon too soon she was taken hence nway | Than forms too sweet tojoyne will rottcnncss : Yviyearly . . . the sooner called on high In Baptizern wash'd from sin, their souls so pore, 'l'o glory though her Body in dost doth ly T W111 their l'l-cdecnu-r Christ are now secure, '|'is to rcsino grow pure lit to unite Call'd hence by God, in peace of ylll may sing, Thc suul at the latter day in endless light. P 'l‘hc grave nee Conquest gt-ls, Dc-uth hath not: Sting. II

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To the Memory of John Alexander, who departed The Tower has but one bell. this Life thc 6th of Nov. 1720, Agcd 73 years. I Robert Pollen, Esq. Lord of the Manor, succeeded A faithful friend, a Father dear, i Lady Hun gerford. A loving Husband resteth here: The loss is great which we sustain, l Thc Rev. Mr. Strong, late Vicar, the Rev. G. Bissett But Christ hath made our loss his gain. the present one. Also to the Memory of David, Son of the above

John Alexander, who departed this life the 7th of . March, 1746, Agcd 56 years. a Gentle and Easy, void of Debate and strife, l iiuttglavineron. Alwais doing good, to this he spent his Life,

Even to the grave, wherein he now doth rest, ‘L- \‘Vliose sonl, God grant, to sitin heaven with thejust. i On Monuments in Chancel. And also to the Memory of Joyce, Daughter of the above John Alexander, who departed this life the r Oliver Ivie, 12th of April, 1749, Aged 51 years. Sonne And Hier of George Christ, my ltedceinar, kmrw which way was’ best Ivie, Esq. of Hullavington, in yl! To ease my |min. and take my soul to rest. County of Wilu. who Married Anne Finer. in y= Year of our Lord 1649 In Memory of .\ln|-gsrei, Wife of John Alexander, one of ye Daughters of S’ John Fine! K‘ who died the lid of May, 1750, Aged 86 years. Master of ye ceremonies To King A Righteous Life I ever lcd, Charles ye First dc of ye Lady Finer his Preparing for my earthly Bed; Wife Sister to ye Earl of Cleveland Sorrow and pain I've undergone, this said Oliver Ivie Deceased in Till Christ in mercy took me home. November 1650 Leaveing his said Wife W“ Child who was on ye 14 of April Mary Alexander, Aged {I1 years. i .\l'I1l.--Sable, a chevron or. 16.51 Delivered of a Daughter 1" was named Jane w°*l said Jane Ivie Deceased on ye 23 Of Octoher 1654 w"' her said Father On Mnnurm-.iu-i in ilie Ilody, on South Wsll. Lyeth under this place. In Memory of John llandy,wliodie|l Dec.1-lth, ‘I788, Anne Ivie his Widdow A gcd U3 years. In Mcmory of her Dear Husband & In Memory of hlargarnt, \Vif¢' of John Handy. She Child hath ereeted this Monument departed this l.il'e May lo, I780, .-taerl 77 years. in yr year of our Lord God 106:1.

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Sacred to the Memory of Mary, Wife of Thomas To the Memory of George, Eldest Son Handy, who departeil this life Sept. 3d, IUIZJ, of'l'hornas Ivie, Esq. ye Father of 20 Children. A god 70 years. George Married the heiress of Oliv. . . . She was Buricd Sept. 29th, 1664. They had Issue Oliv. Thomas Elizlll Mary Ann On H. Monument against North Wall. Catharine and Lydia. Near this Place l.'u~th the Bmlys of John, Mary, and I The said G. his was Lord of this Manor, Elizabeth, Son and Daualiters of Thomas and Mary &- Justice of Peace and Quorum 53 years. Handy. John (lied M ay yr 2'Z|l, I779, Aged 5 ycurs. He was a pious man, a grave Magistrate, Mary dicil May yl= 29th, I779, Aged 6 yenrs. good to the poor hospitable to all and a . Elizabeth dicil May yl'- ‘lild, 1770, Agcd 4 months. i Lover of his Country. Buried Nov. 28, 1070, Also Elizahetli, their Daughter, dyed Jan. 30, 1786, Aged 80 years and 9 weeks. Agcd 2 ycars. Mary Ann, their Daughter, died Here also Lyes Coll. Thomas Ivyc, in his Mother's March 6, 11105, Aged 10 years. T Grave, who Married Margret, Daughter of Here Innocence and Beauty lies, whose breath John Whittington, Esq. he left Was snateh'd by early, not untimely death '. 8' John Ivye, Esq. Geor. Thos. Oliv. Margr. i Hcnce did she go just as she did begin 8.: Catharine. he was Buried June 1681. Sorrow to know before she knew to sin. Erected by Ch. Atkins, Death, that does sin and sorrow thns prevent, i To yﬂ Memory of her Hon“ Father, yr saiil ls the next blessing to a life well spent. G. Ivye, &c. H h 118

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Against the North Wall. Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Chandler, Esq. O man Hepent this VVorld Defie of Ash Croft House, in the County of Gloucester, i l Remember well That Thou must di who died Oet. 30th, 1800, Aged G7 years. For as I-am so shalt thou be T Dust and Ashes as Thou raaist see Serve God therefore wilst Thou hast Time Near unto this Place lies tho Body of Lydia Ivyc, That Thou to Blisse at Length maist Clinic. daughter to George Ivye, of Hullavington, Esq. Every Estate Lord Duke and King who departed this Life the 15th day of Jilly, "1674. Rich men and poor marke well this Thing. Stay, gentle passenger, and cast thine eye, Simon James Gent. Buried H Upon this spectacle of mortallity : the 25 Day of Aprell, 1610. Here doth the Body of a virgiu rest, Whose soul in Heaven is with her Saviour hlest. She blessed was with nature's gnifis, but shin’d, Far more with gifts and graces of the minde ; Gulielmo Cole, de Bradfield, Gen. Meek, Hymble, chast, religious, and l)cvont, Qui ob. iii Cal. Sept. A.D. 1701. She holy was, and happy is, no doubt. Anna, Gilberti Cole, Gen. E We all must follow her in mortal state, Avo Materno - B. M. P. O that we could her virtues im'itatc !

i- Dcserved prayses might, perhaps, haw: mist her, Had not these lines been ﬁxt here by her Sister. On a Flat Stone.

- llrrt! Lyeth the Body of Ann, Daughter of Thomas H ripcucer. She Dyed the 12th Day of July, 1740, I Against North Wall of Body. Aged 14 years. 1 Near this place lieth tbe Body of John Dixon, late Minister of this Place, who deceased the 20th day of August, 1075. 1703. To the Memory ol' Hannah Twinnny. 1 If Death doe passe on all because of sin, E She was a servant-at the White Lion Inn, where was Then good as well as bad men share therein ; an Exhibition of Wild Beasts, and amongst the rest But, cruel Death, why wast tbou not morn kind a very ﬁerce tyger, which sbe imprudently took a To him that whilste . . . he scarce came behind. pleasure in teazing, notwithstanding the repeated re- l monstrance of its keeper. One day, whilst amusing herself with this dangerous diversion, the enraged Sir Robert John Buxton was Lord of this Mao r, animal, by an extraordinary eﬂ'ol't, drew out the William Chandler, Esq. who is lately deceased, suc- staple, sprang towards the unhappy Girl, caught hold N cccdcd him : at present in the hands of trustees. of hcr gown, and tore her to pieces.

EPITAPH. The Chnreli bas a Cbaneel, Nave, North and Soutb Aisles: tbe Chancel is divided by two amal_l pointed In bloom ol‘ youth, she is snatch’d from hence, arches, forming a North and South Chancel. The She had no time to make defence; Nave is supported on the north sirle by thrcc plain For tyger ﬁerce snatch’rl Life away, semi arches, and on the south side by three pointed And now she lies in a bcd of clay F ones. Most of tbe old pews, and the greatest part of Until the Resurrection Day. H the ancient screen, are still remaining. In the North Who is interred in the Abbey Churchyard. Chancel are three Gothic arches. The tower formerly l contained four bells, but from its ruinous state, two were taken down, and sold. On the tenor is this in- South Wall. scription-' John Stowcll, Giles Minchen, Church- wardens. A. R. 170.5.’ Near this Place Lyeth the Body of John Jacob, Esq. Son oi’ Thomas Jacoh, -Esq. He married Ann, >- The Parsonage is a plain ancient building. Daughter of Nathaniel Stephens, of Eastington, in the County of Gloucester, Esq. He died Sept. 2nd, 171!-Q, Aged 47.

1 Near this Place also lieth tbe Body of the said Anne, ‘Wife oi' the above-mentioned Jobn Jacob. She died i i the 20th day of May, 1762. l II

In c6 Wilts.--FOX LEY_:NOItTON. 110 This Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, and i I-‘OXLEY. North Aisle. The Nave is separated from the latter by two pointed arches. Against the north wall of 1 north Aisle is a helmet, for the crest crown and laurel, \ belonging to the family of the Ayliﬂes. Monumeals in Chancel. M. S. Filiai, Sororis, Conjugis, Matarno vix norainc Inscription on the BeH—- ornataz, amantissimar, hlandae, benevolae, cultae, mitis, ' Mrs. Jvdith Ayliffe, Benefactor. A. R. 1729.’ inatrunalis, modestar, purm, paticntis, pire. Nat. prid. non. Maii, A. D. 1734; Ob. seat. Cal. Julii, A. D. l The Parsonage is a neat modern building, at present 1810. Nomcn in Ccelis quaere, cujus ad fata accesit occupied by Mr. Richard Carter. infans, quinto mcnse composite, prid. non. Novembr. A. D. 1810. 1 The extent of the Parish is about 760 acres.

l 1-—-I----Ii-I'-._____ i aw _ North ‘W all of Chancel. L This Chancel was Paved by John Stump, Rector A NORTON. horn, June the 29th, 1708. 1-n-i-i.|._1 Underneath lieth the Body of his Son Robert, aged one your and about ti months. He died March the \ On 1-‘lat Stones in Chancel. ltlth, A. D. 1688. ; Here lies interred the Body of Esther, the Wife of \~ Samuel Hillier, jun. of this Place, and Daughter of u-n--_ai¢-1 George and Elizabeth Evans, of London, Hosier. On a Flat Stone in Body. ‘M Also the Body of George, yﬂ Son of Samuel and ‘ Esther. Hillier. The Mother died Jan. 5, 1772, In Memory of William Geast, who died June the 7th, J, Aged 31 years. The Sun died thc 7th, Aged ‘l year 1760, Aged 63 years. *1 and 9 months.

Also Mary, his Vlfife. She dicd Scpt. the 17th, 1769, r

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;-_—-u-ph.i- ix Date on thc Pulpit——' Anno Domini 1681.’ fin u. While Marble Monunwnt in North Aisle. J Edward Thornton Gold, Esq. Late Lord of the Manor, in n Vault near this Place lies the Body of who sold it to Mr. Samuel Williams, of Bristol. George Aylitie, of this Place, Esq. lle married Judith Strangways, of Malbury Saniford, ,‘ The Rev. Dr. Hornagc, late Vicar. in the County of Dorsett, Esq. i By whom he had 5 Children, 2 Sons & 3 Daughters, The Rev. John Green the Present one. Viz. John, George, Susanna, Catharine, and Judith. He Died March the 3d, 1712, Aged 71. The Church is very small and plain, undcr one roof, Also Judith, his Wife, . and has but one bell.--The Parsonage is but a small who dicd Junc the 3d, 1710, Aged 75. cottage.--Extent of the, Parish about acres, half arable, and the other pasture. ' ' Q --'1‘ And likewise John, son of the aforesaid George aud Judith Aylilliv, died March lltb, 1721, A god 47. Mina cye also is dim by reason of sorrow, and all my members arc as a shadow. Job 17th, dz 7. ‘l744I_ BREMILHAM CHURCH O Death, where is thy sting? O Grave, J where is thy victory? Is a small structure, standing about half a mile N.E. from Foxley, where divine service is per- The sting of Death is sin, and tho strength formed but once a month. This Church is nut in- of sin is the Law. serted in the Maps of Wilts. The extent of the 1 Corinthians 15 chap. 56 & 66 verses. y Parish is about 400 acres. Robert Holford, Esq. This Tomb was Erected by his Daughters, Lord of the Manor. The Rev. J. Nicholass Vicar. l Susanna and Judith, 1722. J ,i. I20

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Here Lyeth y" Body of Mr. SOMERFO RD MAGNA. H Edmund Wayte, Late . . of this Parish, who . . 21 of October, Anno Domini 1702 . . 47 yenrs. On I Monument against E. Wall of Chancel. Uuderneath Lyeth the Body of Mr. Richard Brown Here Lyeth also the late Rector of this Parish, who died thc 24th of Ma‘$5’ Body of John, the Son of Anno Domini T687, Aged 35 years. Edmund Wayte, who 414;4:-i; Departed this Life ? the 26th of June, 1716, Agcd Ill years. South Wall of Chancel- -ii-_i Here underneath Lyeth the Body of John Palmer, of Hardyedyeth, in the parish of Sandon, in the County On Flat Stones without the Rails. of Stafford, gent. who married Elizabeth, the Daugh- Ilere Lyeth the Body of Mr. Sarnucl Kinaston, once tcr of Sir Robert Hanson, Kt. who was Lord Mayor Rector of this Parish. He departed this Life the of London in Ani1672-'& 1613, by Whom he had ﬁth Day of Jan. 1667, Aged (I3 years. Robert, Elizabeth, John, Hanson, and Rachel. Eli- zabeth was married to Mr. Richard Browne, Rector Also y¢ Body of Mrs. Mary Rcove, 2d Wife of of this Place, by whom she had Richard, Elizaheth, Samuel Kinaston, who departed this Life the ﬂth Robert, and Hanson. She was afterwards married day of X“ 1608, Aged '70 ycars, & 6 months. to Mr. Edmund Wayte, Rector of this Place, by Nathaniel Ashe, Ractor of this Place, Diad Oct. 22, whnrn she had Edmund, Ayliffe, John, Henry’, and Buried Nov. the bth, 1075. Elizabeth. He died tha oth of Oct. Anno 1719, A god 00 ycars, 2 months, and 5 days. Richard Ashe, his Son, Diad Nov. 3, Buryed No. vern. yl'= 5th, 1601. In spe Resurrectionis.

In blast W all of Chancel. Isaocus Reelts, A. M. To the Memory of hujus Ecclesizr the Rev. Thomas Scale, per xxiv annos Rector, Late Hector of this Parish. Ob. April, He Died the 23rd of June, l7?l. Aged B0 Years and 10 Months, :\nno{ L120‘ And he is buried the outside of this Chancel.

He was . Pious, Benevolent, Humane, Charitable: during thc space of 43 years On Monuments in Body of the Church.

in which hc served this Parish. l l Underneath rcst the Bodies of John Bmith, and Eli- He was zabeth, his Widow, of this Place, waiting for o joy- diligent in thc |.|crl'orniallcc of all thc tlnties ful resurrection. through Christ. He departed June of his function. 2'2, 1765, Aged 55 years. She died March 19th, Complacency ol' Manners, regularity of Life, 1790, Aged '73 years. Also two of their Sons, who forgiveness of Injuries, died in their infancy. Gave him thc Estr-cm of all who knew hirn. Ho was This Monument was erected out of gratitude and Loved whilst Living, Rcgretted when Dead. aﬂ'ection hy their only surviving Child, I Elizabeth Smith. 1 ixii.-_; On Flat Stones within the Communion Rails. In Memory of Ayliffe, the Son of Edmund and Elia. Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth Smith, of this \Vayte, who dyed Dec. 24th, Anno Domini 172], Place. After a long and painful afﬂictiou, which Aged 32 years. sha was enabled to hear with patient submission to Ilcre also Lyeth the Body of Rahecca, Daughter of thc will of her Crcator, shc resigned hcr soul in his Henry \\'ichtwiclt, M. A. and Elizabeth, his Wife, hands, in humble hope of a joyful Resurrection, who dyed June the 2d, ‘I736, Aged 6 years, nnd 6 through the merits and mediation of her Redeemer. iuonths. She was born Jan. 27, 1754, and died Fch. 22, 17013. I21

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Underneath lit: llu: ltcmains of John Smith, the last K On Brass Plates. surviving Son of John and Elizabeth Smith, of this p Here Lycth the Body of John Smith, who departed Parish. Ilo was born on the 20th day of April, 1756, this Life the 26th day of November, Aged 5'7 years. and died on thc 17th day of May, 1772. And also the Body of Thomas Smith, his Son, Of manners gcntlc, ofjudgement sound, Aged 16 years, who Died the 29th day of Novem- This tcnder plant in early youth was found-. ber, and were both buried the First Day of December, Bnt ahl too vcn'trous he, through human art, Anno Domini 1724. Was too soon smitten by Death's fatal dart: Yet mourn not, friends, o’er his untimely grave, -1-ii——— The Lord wlm took him was the Lord who gave ; Eleonora, Belict of Henry Aland, interred May He, high in bliss, is ever freed from pain, Your tran.~iir:nt loss is his eternal gain. ye 27,1757.

A rnonrnful Mother, and a loving Sister, caused this -iii Monument to be crcctcd to his Memory.

iii‘ William Alexander died May 27, 1716, Aged 31 years. Sacred to the Memory of W'illiam Pyke, Son of John Robert Alexander, died April 20th, 1738, Aged 41 and Mary Pike, of this Parish, who died 21st De- years. cember, 1794, Aged 37.

And also of Mary Pilte, who died 19th of February, i 1707, Aged 36 years. , Here lies the Body of ,A1|1_\ of Elizaljcth Pyltc, Wllll Clliltl lltl'l Of SBPt8IlIl)Bl', Manrna, 1707, Aged 37 years. i The Wife of lrlfilliam Alexander, | I n-1.1-._.—__ and Daughter of Jonas and Mary Lawrence, all of this Parish, On Fla! Stones and Brass Plates in Body. Who Departed this Life ye third Day of May, Hero Lycth thc Body of William Knap, who dc- l 1691. partcd this life August the 5th, A. D. 1008. She left us young, yct her small span of Life, ._.._...... _£. Shew’d a gnod Daughter, Mother, Friend, and Wife. llraas Plate. Her Parents found her an obedient Child, Her Children tender, and her Husband mild : Rcbccca, Rclict of John Smith, Gent. illl’.(:l'I‘t'lll March $0 mild, his 'Will she newer did reprove, yr ‘lrl, 1'7-'1-1, Aged 7'7 years. H Ono half Submission, t’ru'.her half was Love : i To all obiiging, pitcons of the poor, On Flat .‘-Hones. Sparing ofﬁpeerl, but liberal nf her Store. Herc Lyeth hm-iml tho Body of Ann, the Wife of Thus trne Religion hcr whole life did sway, Lucian Browne, of Lctcl Somcrﬁird, and tho Daughter Ah ! why so virtuous, and so short hcr stay? of John and Ann Mayo, of the Parish, who Departed Many may rnn a longer race nf days, this Life the ‘lath Day of April, 169-=1. But who will leave us such a Theme for praise?

Herc Lyeth ye Body of Ann, ye Wife of John Mayo, On a Monument against North Aisle. who departed this Lille the 9th of Feb. 1663. Sacred to the Memory of Lucia, the Daughter of Also here Lyeth the Body of llcllcn, the Wife of Thomas and Winifred Pylte, who died Sept. Ed, William Alexander, who departed this Life ye 13th l - 1813, Aged 14 years. day ol'Janucr Aged U4. Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Pylte, who died Also here Lycth ye Body of Joan, ye Wife of Wil- Nov. Bth, 1815, Aged 51 years. liam Alexander, who departed this Life ye 17th Day ol'Ju|y, "1724, Aged U4 yenrs. Also Here Lyeth ye Body of William Alexander, whn Departed this Life the 12th of July, 1724. Sacred to the Memory of Mary, Daughter of Alex- Also here Lyeth the Body nf Martha, Daughter of ander aad Sarah Parsloe, of this Parish. She died William and Joan Alexander, who departed this Life July 16, 1788, Aged 13 years. the 30th of October, Anno Domini 1742, Agcd 47 l Also Elizabeth, their Daughter. She died November l years. \ 3d, 1792, Aged 10 years. I i I22 1-,, znox U51-l'l3}i'1'AL lN$U'lt'I P'l'l ox:-J.

Also Sarah, \Vife of Alexander Parsloe. She died interred with him. By Elizabeth, his ﬁrst Wife, April 16th, 1800, Agcd 53 years. Daughter and coheir of Sir William ltawlinson, Kn‘, Also Al'e1la'nd‘er, Husband to thc above Sarah-Parrsfoe, he had Eleanor, who died unmarried, und William Dlcd' Feb. 14th, IBOB, A ged 6'2 yearn. l-tawlinson Earle, Esq. who departed this life the 10th of August, 1774, in the 72d year of his age,

-_——_.-3--min was buried by his own request near the nsht-s of his Sister, in the Vault of their Grandfather, Sir William Near ‘this Place Lieth the Body of Mary, Wifc of ltnwlinson, at Hendon, in tlle County ofMiddloaex. John Pike, Gent. She died July 24, 1781!, William Rawlinson Earle uiurricd Susanna, the Aged 63 ycars. Daughter and sole heiress of William White, of Frances, their Daughter, died May 22nd, 1786, Somerford, in the County of Wiltshire, Esq. Of four Aged 20 years. Children, only Giles and Eleanor survived him, Eliza- Also John, their Son, died October 2-4th, 1790, beth and Susanna, dying young, were interred in the Aged 34 years. Vault of their Great Grandfather at Hendon, This monument, sacred to the Memory of his Family, silt-ti was erected pursuant to the last will and testament To the Memory of John Pike, who dicd Dccem. 13th, of William Rawlinson Earle, Esq. by his Widow and 1779, Aged 57 years. Executrix, in the year of our Lord 1776.

The greif and pain which i did hare i Unto god my heart" dtaw’d near. Also Ruth, Daughter of John and Mary Pike, Died Against North Wall of Body. June yl! 10th, 1760, Aged 17 years. Near this Place Lyeth thc Body of Thomas Ludlow, Harry, their Son, died an Infant. and Ann his Wife. He died March illst, 1741, Agcd 71. Sllc died January 15th, 1719, Agetl 54. Near this Place lieth thc Body of llenry Ludlow, This Clturcli consists of a Chancel, Nave, and their Son, who died August 30th, 1744, Aged 65. North Aisle. The north wall of the Nave is support- Grieve not for me because I've lost my hreatll, ed by four shafted pillars, and four pointed arches. My pain was such as made mc wish for death : A great many of the ohl pews are still loft, likewise Christ, my Redeemer, knew which way was best the ancient pulpit and screen, which separate the To ease my pain, and set my soul at rcst. Chancel from the Nave. On the outside of thc north- east corner of the Nave, is a projection, about 4ft. by Oil-I-Anraraonownvo-rail-O00 8_ft. of an octangular form upon a square base. It is about 12ft. high, and appears to have been a winding Donatitm Tablet in Nofllt A is-Zr. passage to a gallery, thc steps and the door-way may still be seen. In the east window are some small 1775. IIANKERTON AND t:1.o.\'rL"r. pieces of painted glass, at the bottom is a hurnau The several sums of Money heretofore charitably figure, nearly perfect, with thc head argeut, and body given for thc Benefit of the Poor of this Parish were azure. ln two of the windows in thc south wall are collected together, and amounted to the sour of I-‘my- representations of human figures, but nearly erased. two Pounds, which, by order of a Pnhlio Vestry, There are 4 bells in the Tower: on l.hc First-' 1634.’ was laid out and invested iu the Public Funds, in thn -§'6cond——‘ Peace and Good Neighbourhood. 1731.’ Purchase of Fifty-nine Pounds three Shillings and Tltz'rd——‘ the Odorc Che-lton, John Brind, Church- Sixpcucc, Old South Sea Annuities, in the Names of wardens. 161$.‘ Giles Earle, Esq. the Rev. James Gyles, Vicar, Wil- liam Hall, John White, and John Stagg, all of this Parish, as Trustees for the Benefit of the Poor of this ' Parish : And they are to take carc that the intorest and Dividends thereof arc received and applied for HANKERTON AND CLOATLY. the use and Benefit of the said poor according to the charitable and benevolent intent of the several Donors.

-1-—--—-i——-1., On a Monument in N. Aisle. I n a Vault opposite to this Marble are deposited the Lsnr Wmcucornn, remains of Giles Earle, of Eastcourt, in this County, Daughter of Lord Thomas Howard, Earl of Berkshire, Esq. He died the 20th of August, 1758, Aged B0. Left, by \Vill, to the second poor of Hankerton and Margaret, his second Wife, and their infant Son, are Cloatly, Twenty Shillings a year yearly for ever, I2

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Charged, and Chargeahle to ho paid out of an Estate Here Lyeth the Body of Thomas Earle, geat. who in the Parish of Hankerton, formerly ivaniords, and departed this Life the 16th day of November, 1657, now in the l'-uinily of the Whites, the same to be paid in full assurance of an Everlasting Resurrection of out hythe Minister on Family Bibles, ﬁrst mentioned, Eternal Life. next Prayer Books, Whole Duties ol' Man, and other ii;-my pious books, and when furnished with those Books, if any rnuneyin l|and,the same to be laid out in schooling Here Lyeth ye Body of Elizabeth, Daughter of John poor Children. l7;.l-'1. and Elizabeth Oatridge, Gent. who departed this l Life April ye 24, A. D. 1690. _ Here Lyeth Also ye Body of Elizabeth, wife of John Oatriclge, Gent. who departed this The Church consists ofa Nave and North Aisle; % Life Feb. the 1st, A. D. 1728, Aged 76 years. thc north wull of the Nave is supported by four plain l pointed Arches ; at the cast end of which is some an- ‘iii- cient carving, nnd many of the old pews are still left. H The Tower has four bells, on the north-east point is l l Herc Lyeth ye Body of John, Sonne of John New- a dragon sleeping. man, Gcnt. who Departed this Life the I6 of Decem- ber, 1055, Agcd 19 years and 5 months. The Earl of Sulfollc, Lord of the Manor.

i .l-nines VVa|_rgett, Rector. '1 Here Lyeth the Body of Thomas Earle, The Eldest Souns of William Earle, and Bridget his Wide.

f Thomas Deceased the 12 Daie of Pt‘-iliruarie, Anno i 1617, And Bridget Deceased the 15th Day of Apl, Anno Dfii ‘I626. CRUD’WI:ZLL.

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Here Lyeth the Body of Margaret, Daughter of John On B. Brass in South Wall ol'Chunce|. Oatridge, Gait. who Departed this Life April-23, 16%. Obdonniunt in Domino placide, Maria Shcwring, Virgo, Uxor, Mater, amabilis. Oh. 14 Aug. 1711. Here Lieth the Body of John Oatridge, Gent. who died June yo 23, 1720. Marin, optoniiu: spoi Filin, (lb. Londini, Bela. ll, 1713. Thomas Sliewring, A. M. Rector do Crudwell, Vic. Here Lyeth the Body of John, the Son oi‘ John do llanl-tcrton, ct: linl. Coll. Oxon. olim locuis digitis- Oatridge, who Departed this Life August the 29th, simus. Qni uﬁature omnibus nisi sihi inoriehatur, Anno Dom. 1699. Uct. 1a,1'r1o.

Iii-1-r—-—-u-_ Jana, Conjux ultimn, spectatissinue virtutis fuamina, novcrcu desidcrntissirnn. Ob. 27 Septcnihris, A.D. Here Lyeth the Body of Henry, Son of John Uatridge, 17530. Gent. who Departed this Life, thc 3d Day of October, 1747, Aged 61 years. 1 .- I l igiii Ull lritli. Slunt-us wilhjlr [he Kaila, l Here Lyeth the Body of llunit.-I llartford, Batehelor Here Lyeth the Body of Samnell Oatridge, who (19- 0f Divinity, little litttzttrl of Illlet l'u.l'ish, Who Depﬂftgd i parted this Life May the 19th, An. Dom. 1693. this l..il'o thc 24th day of Novrnnher, Anno Dom.16'79. L iii;

-inn-—i__ '1 Here Lyeth ye Body of Edward Oatridge, Son of Here Lycth the Body of John Bradshaw, Minister of John Oatridge, of Oalresey, Gent. who died April G od's word, who (la.-treusetl the Lid day of June, Anno yﬂ 28, A. D. 1725, Aged 8 ycars. Dom. 10-1.5. h — William oatridse Died. -October 21, 1635. Here Ly:-tli the Body of Thomas Earle, jun. merchant, Death and the grave hath here beguil'd "'10 Ml Anew rs 13. A- I1 1102- an Parents of this Lovly Child I2 4 O

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"ere l.ir-s interred the Body ol' Ilcnry Uatridge, Gent. l llere lyeth the Body of who Departed this Life the 4 day of Nov. 1730, Hanson Palmer, who died August the 17th, A. D.‘l'7'Z1, t A god B5 _venr:=|. Aged 5'7 years.

_.-__1i_._-__ ll Here also Lyeth the Body of i John Palmer, the Son of tho said Hanson Palmer, llcre lieth tlm limly oi J. Jnnm.-r, who Deceased the who departed this Life the 14th day of July, scaventll Day of July, A. Dom. 1650. i in the year of our Lord 1731, Aged 46 years. - i

Here Lyeth yv Body of Daniel Oatridge, Gent. wbo i Departed this Life Dce. ye 3, 1705. Gwrge Ilarewell, junr. Died Nov". 16th, 1741, Here Also Lyeth ye Body of Margaret, Wife of l Aged 12 years. Daniel Oatridgc,whodeparted this LifeJanuY ye 19th, i Charles Harewell died ofyv small pox,Nov.22, 1757. A. D. 1727, Aged B3 years. ' ' Aged 23.

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On Monuments in North Chancel against North Wall. Here Lieth tbe Body T of Susanna, Thomas Earle. A. M. and Vic. of Malmesbury, the Reliet of the Revd. George Harewell, Clerk, only Child of Thomas Earle, Late of Crudwell, Mer- l who died July ye 21st, 1775, ' eer, and Elizabeth his Wife, Ereets this Monument, f Aged '74. in Dutifnll Regard to the Memory of those his deserving Parents, who put on Immortality. He died Feb. ‘ Elizabeth Harewell, ea, 171:», .-\ gtid 12. She Died Jan. 8th,1'706, Aged eo. \ Daughter of the Late Rev" George Ilarewcll, i and Susanna his \Vife, Died May 12, 1708, [tear, Aged G6. lfFather, H ushan d, Friend, or Brother, ever claimed aA Stranger, shed it over the grave oi‘ WILLIAM Psacv, To thc Memory ol' Susannah, the Daughter of Wil- late of this Place, Gent. \ liain and Susannah Pcaccy, ofthis Parish, who died An active enterprising mind, a resolute perseveranec, i July 1-], 1812, Aged 15 years. carried him far beyond his Predeeassors in the science of Agriculture. H‘ .._-._i.____ The strictest integrity, a noble Lihcraility, (ln l"ln1 Stun:-.1 in Nine. ti" true Cbristian Charity, endeared him to every class of men. Herc Lieth the Body of In eluricliiug his Country, he elevated his 1-'amily ; ‘ M rs. Elizabeth Browne, who .I.n giving happiness to Hundreds, he founded his own. Dcparted this Life the 21st day of February, I-lis science was sought for in the WildsofAmerie1i. An° D051 1705. His exertions to save an lnnoeent Condemned l Here Lyeth the Body of Mary, tho Widow of the were repaid by mercy from the Throne. I Revd Thomas Morgan, Rector of Swindon, Glour_ After a lingering illness, in pious r_esignation, and Daughter of John and Eliz" Oatridge, of Estcort, And with conﬁdent, though humble hope, yi Gent. Obiit New 21, 17459, Aged 00. He departed this Life On the 26 of February, 1815, Agcd 66. Go, and do thou Likewise. i Here Lyeth the Body of Ann, Daughter of S’ Tho‘ Earle, Kn‘, F And Wife of Henry Creswicl-r, Esq. She On Flat Stones in ChanceL L Departed this Life the 18 Day of January, in the 63 Year of her Age, and of our Lord 1720. S O H U LO P I H lsaacus Turner, Generosus. Obiit Junij 2'7, Hcrc Lyeth ye Body of Mary, Wife of W'illiam Ana y Salutis 1746, l W'ceb, who died December ye B, A.D.1'722, Eﬁt. 5'7. \ Aged 29 years. I2

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Ilorc Lyeth the Body of John Archard, Senr. who Belwfactiores lo Me Poor of Crudrcell and Estcotlﬂ. Departed this life the 1'2 day of February, Anno Mrs Walton, widow, gave £20 Domini, 1674. Thos. Eurle. gent. guvc £320 1617. Here Lyeth Also yﬂ Body of Mary, his wife, who Bridget, wife of Thos. Earle, gave £. 6 1620. departed this Life the 25th day of March, 1703. Richard Harding gave £. 6 Thomas Browning gave £. 5 llcro Lycth tho Body of John Arehard, who de- purtcd this Life October yv 12, 1732. 'l'hon1as Earle, Gent. Son of Thomas and Bridget, gave £. x. and £108 . . . recovered pl‘Will.l:1arle,

. out ofan Estate to the same use, 1637. Joana Harding, Wid' gave £.6 : 13:. 4-d. Harry lluys died March 3d, 1789, Aged 60 ycnrs, All which sums are improved to £250, May 27,1683, Also of John, his Brother, who died Sept. Bth. 1790, and the benefit thereof to the Poor for ever. Aged 50 yours. Giles Earl, Gent. gave £.100, the profit thereof in Bread every Lord's Day for ever. And likewise Mary Boll, died April '20, 11103. For Gilnfi Earle, Esq. eldest Son of Sir Thos. Earle, Aged 7'2 years. Kt. who died at Vittoria, in Spain, Nov. B,

-—--n-—--n-in 1677, Aged 20 years, is given £.50 the profit thereof in bread every Lord’s Day for cvcr. llerv. Lyeth yf= Body of \Villiam, Son of John Arch- Mrs. Dorothy Calthrope gave £322. urd. who died Oct. 7, A. D. 1727, Aged 3'2 years. Thos. Ql-Karl, Gent. guvr: £.D0 to tl|e poor of Estcourt, llere Lycth also the Body of John, yv Son of Jolm the interest. thereof in bread to lw git-mi r-vi-ry and Catharine Archard Lord's Day for ever. Elizabeth Hays, Daughter of the said Wm. nnd q Elizabeth Hays, who died May 4, 1803, Aged 10 years. 1775. Caoowau. AND Esrcoonr. John, Son of William and Elizabeth l-lays, died The sums of money heretofore Charitably Given for August 14, 1704, Aged 11 years. the Benefit of the Poor of this Parish were collected Elizabeth Ilays, died Nov. 1-5, 1000, Agcd 3:] years. top,-ether, and amounted to the Sum of four Hundred and Sixty-two Pounds; And Goodenough Earle, Esq, Sou and Heir of William Earle, Esq. Serjcant at llcrc lycth tho Body of l'tol_n»rt Son of finlnncl Oat- Law, Long since deceased, having added a further ridgt-, who died July y'-' tli, ltitfil. sum ofonc llnndn-d and 'l'wcnty Pounds then-to, by paying a lmgztcy oi‘ l’ifty Pounds, formerly Givcu by Ilere l.ioth the Body of l“iti‘_:_‘{l.l't'l., Wife of Giles his Father‘:-,' Will, and .~n:vv||t_\' Ponmls for 'l'hirt.y-iivc Driver, Daughter of Samuel Uatridgo, wl.o tl('I;l-.‘-tl.:-i(‘ll April Y, 27, nos. years illt|'c:-'-l t|lcrcol', 'l'he wholo nnlonnts to thc sum of l"ive Hllntlrcd and Hi;__';l1ty--two Pound.-s; and the said‘:-urm of Five llnndred and Eighty-two Punmls Gas, by order of a Pulilic Vestry, laid out and in- Here liieth the Body of vested in the Public l"nnds, in thc Purchase of Sin Ann lristcourt, llundred und Sixty-two Pounds Six Shillings, Old lildcst Daughter of Giles Esteourt, Gent, South Sea Annuities, in the names of Giles Earle, On earth es-tociiicd, yea, Christ abovc Esq. the Rev.Jamea Giles, Rector, Mathew Robert- hath hcr 1l.cdcc|u’d, and shew'd his Love. son, W'illiam Robertson, and John Mill, all of this llcro . . . was mildc, She . . . uh Parish, as Trustees for the hcnefit of the poor of tllis llappy Childe The . . . lixcell cxntus Parish, and they are to take care that the lntrc-st and lI'l . . nndeeimo Die Mnrch 1660, Dividend thereof are Received nnd Applied for tin- Ffitatis sun: io. hic licet in oecidno cimcra aspirit use and Benefit ol' the said poor According to the evm cvivs nomen est omnis. Charitable and Benevolent Intent of tho several

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-|—_1i-—---1--- Nor-tlt Aisle. M. S. Thoma: Earle, Clerici, dz Annie Uxoris, The Church consists of two Chnnccls, Nave, and hanc subtcr Tabulam sirnul jaccntium. North and South Aisle: the ancient Screen that lllc Praaccssit Anno Domini 1664, .?Etatis 52. separates the Chancel from the Nave, is very entire, lllc sequunta est, Anno Domini I693, 1Etatis 74. and many of the old pews are still remaining, some 'l'uba dum sonet ultima. of them are ornamented with carved ﬁgures of diﬂ'eren1, I2 6

120 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS lainds of hirds and fishes, and on one opposite the l On a Monument in N. Wall ofthe Ilmly. pulpit, are the royal arms. In n window in the north _ Carolus Bayliffe, Arm'iger, ll wall of the north aisle is a eonsiderable quantity of Obiit B Julii, 1735, Anno /l'il.:|t. 21!. painted glass, representing the heads of human figures. Maria BayIi!Te, soror ejuu, They have been taken from the other windows of the \ Church, and glazed altogether. Obiit 3" Junii, 1700, flitat, IIO". lU Maria, Uxor Georgii Searle, llaylifih, There are five hells in the Tower. On the Firct—- corum msxinius natu Filius 'A Gift, by 'l‘h0. Earle nnd John Jeuar. 1033.’ pcrquarn et merito dilectus Second-—-‘ Ano Domini 1632].’ Féflh--‘ Edward 28" Feb. 1784, Anno .r'l'itat. 22". Neale, John Oatrirlgrs, and Henry Pitts, Church- Plaeide cornpostus morte quievit. wardens.’ .‘\l'ms--Sable, a chev. between 3 hurts, nr, 2 in eliief. I in base. The Manor belongs to Lady Lucas. James Weggett, Rector. Upon the North Wall. YI Undcr.this seat lieth y¢ Body of Jeremizih, Hon of Charles dz Ann Jenkins, of this Parish, who dc.-ported this Life, June 14, 1704, Aged 5 years and 3 nmnths. SEAGREY. Also Ann, Wife of Charles l Jenkins, Fornnerly of this Parish, but late of St. I.eonard’s, in the l.iherty of the 'l'uwer, On an Altar Tomb in Chancel. in the City of London. llcrc Licth thc Body of Edward Ayde, the Elder, She departed this Life Dee. 29, 1700, Gent. who departed this Lifc the 18th day of April, Aged 72 years. in the year of our Lord God 1663. Memento mori. She was bruught from London, and huried under this Seat, necordirlg to hcr own desire. On a wood frame in chancel. Also of Charles Jenkins, In this Chancel Lycth the Body of Henry Richmond, Of the Pnrish of St. I.en|nml':-1, Clerk, Late Rector of Hornblotton, in thc County of Shoreditell, Lomlon, Soniersatt, eldest.sou of Olifl'e Richmond, of Ashton who died Junc 2-lth, 11100, Agml fill yt-nlu. Keynes, in this County, Gent. l-le died January l 16th, 1723, Aged 63. L He Married Katharine, thc Daughter of Edward A dye, of this Parish, gent. he left two sons, Ayloflb. I On Flat Stones in limly. lienry, and Gcorge. llere lycth the Body of Brndgett, the Dnnglner ul' Katharine Richmond, dicd Sept. the lst, 1739, Henry Richmond, Clerk, und Katharine, his Wife, Aged B1. who Departed this Life, the 6th Day of Jun. in lllc Also ncar this place Lietll the Body of Ayloffe Henry year 1608. Richmond, Son of the nbove-narued.Henry Rich- mond, who died February yB 10th 1761, Aged 71 years. Herc lyeth the Body of (llillirc lliellllllincl, $00 of llenry Richmond Gent. who Departed this Life 20 Dny of June, Anno Domini 1604, Aged 6 weeks. On Flat Stones. L Elizlll Russel died Oct. 31st, 1798, Aged 98 years. {

l Charles Bayliffc died July the Bth, 1'7. . George Scarle Bayliffc, Esq. died May 3d, 1813, Agcd 78 years. l l Under these two Scnts was buried the Body of Rachel Long, njri--111 the Daughter of Mr. Long, Late of Calleway, Gent. April the 7th, Anno I ' Domini 1700. 12.7

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l)|1 an {'\]t.'-'\r Tolul.) in Sﬁillll TIBJJBBPI. t SUTTON. llcre Lics the Body of Rebekah, Wife of Henry l"il.ratton, who Departed this Life the 12th day of

June, 1070, Aged 84. i l On a Monument In South Wall of Chancel.

.1-n---pi-—| Near this Monument Lyeth the Body of Peter Kinton, of Bristoll, Mcrchunt, who Against the East Wall. Departed this Life Feb, 24, Anno Dom. 1733, Near this Place lies the Body of Roht. Stratton, }Etatis sure B2. Gent. Obiit Oct. sth, woe, mot. rs. l The loag'st Life at Last must yield,

z And to pale death resigne the ﬁeld ; But yet death hath no conquest gain’d, On Flat Stones. I haveng Lasting rest obtaia'd. Ann, Daughter of T. dz R. Stratton,was here interred l July the 3th. Anno Dom. "1707, Aged 4 alonths. S. Wall. .-.._..1_-n—--i- i Near this Place lieth the Body of Flenrietta, W'|fe of Near this 'l'ln.ce Lyeth the Body of Roht. Stratton, James Green, who died Nov. 15th, 1773, Semi. Gent. who doeeuscd Oct. 11th, 1700. Aged '77 years. Rcsurgnm. Also 'Margarct, l l l ‘Wife of James G rcon, died December 10th, 1777, Aged 41 yenrs.

al‘ Here Lyeth the Body of Rebecea, ya Wife of George a Richmond, Gent. who departed this Life March 15, Against the North Wall. A. D. 1725, in the 30th year of her age, Daughter of Thomas Stratton, gent. and Grace his Wil'e. Near this Place Lycth ye Body of James Green, who dicd March 2-ll.h,17B2, Aged 66 years. Ilushand farewell. 6: babes likewise, | I must he goo, then dry your eyes, M-M "l'is hot in vain to weep and cry, On Flat Stones in Chancel. Death. nave his stroke, tlierefor fnrcwcll. 'l'o God alone resie"||’d n y Breath, Mary Russ died Nov. 6, 1797, Aged 17 years. And pny my debt hy L’-hild heddend. ~

t l [lie jacet Corpus Avcrii Thomson, M. A. Uhiil l Here Lyeth the Body of Ann “foils, the Daughter of Nov. 2o, 11*-ze, !E1nr. :11.

John and Rehccca Stratton, who rleportntl this Life i January the ‘7th, Anno Dom. 1714, Azcd 61. llrass Plate on the second Pillar from the east end in Body. Underneath ye three uppermost seats next Ye Chan» eell, lies the Body of Cath. ‘Veils, late Wife of In this trons.-pt is t!|c elligy of a man, with his Joseph Wells, of ye Devizes. She was the Dailghter sword in the senhlntrd, and his feet re.~|l.i||g upon a ofJasper Gale, and Mary his Wife. late of Sutton. lion. Thcrc is no inscription, but supposed to be Mr. She was First Married to John Middleton, Citizen of l Stratton. l London, by whom shc left Issue two Sons, Jaspr Gale Middleton, and Loyde Middleton . $hc departed this The ltev. W'|n. 'Pi||.~4l'0rd, Vicar, 173.3, Life ye 10th of October, 1745.

Christopher l‘iimo||s, Vicar, died 31 July, 1724. * The ltev. llvnj. lingers, Vicar, 1763. On a plain Btono at the west end of Body. The Rev. David Middleton, present Vicar, Near this Place lyeth the Body ofJoan, Wife of John Smart, who departed this Life Jan. the 2nd, ‘I759, In a Gothic Canopy in the north wall of the body l Aged 33 years. of the Church, is a male ﬁgure, lying in robes, with a Also near this place lyeth the Body of Ann, Wife of dog at his feet. It is nearly hid by the pews. There John Smart, who departed this Life August the 11th, is no in:-tcription. ‘ l 1712, Aged 33 years. L 12.8

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Also nenr this plaee lyeth two ol' their Children, who T West end of smith aisle. i died in their lnfaney. Near this Place lies interred the Bodies of .l'1li.zahetl1 And also William, Son of John and Joan Smart, i and Sarah, Daughters of ‘William and Mary Bryant, who died ye 21 of Oetoher, 1765, Aged B years. 1 of this Parish. Eliz. died May the 10th, 17-14, Aged Also near this place Lyeth ye Body of John Smart, 8 weeks. Sarah died May 10th, 1752, Aged 1 your sen. who died July the 30th, A.D. 1770, 6: 7 months. Also Sarah Groom died the 14th of Aged ob years. January, 1760, Aged 74. Also in Memory of Mary, Wife of William Bryant, Yeoman. She Died Dee. 5th, 1705, Aged 52.

On South Watt of South A-isle.

This in Memory of John Barnard, and Hannah his Un a I-‘lat Stone in S. Aisle. Wife. He died Mareh the 14th, 1703, Aged 84 years, Underneath are Deposited the liernains of Henry and She died March the 19th, 1771, Aged 83. Gatler, who died August 20th, 1702, Agcd 53 years. Also Ann Jones, their Daughter. She died May the Also of Frances his Wife, who died April 21, 1702, 12, 1715, Aged 61 years. Aged B5 years. And Elizabeth, their Daughter. She died Sept. 20, 1718, Aged 54. Also James, their Grandson, and Son of Ralph and (tn :1 llrars Plate that is taken up. Jane Barnard. He died May the 11th, 1720, Aged 6 years. Underneath this tomb stone that joyneth nnto the three uppermost seats, Resteth the Body of ltobert All Buried under these live tombs. Atkins, Gent. who deeeased the 19th Day of 1-‘:- Also Mary, their Daughter. She died y" 6, 1710, bruary, 1670. Aged 73 years. ‘ Next unto this side Resteth the Body of Jonn, his

I Wife, who Deceased the 20111 Day of December, 1672. Near this Place lies interred the Body of Hannah * Near nnto this Plaee under the three uppermost soats Jones, who died April y= 6, 1753, Aged G6 years. ltcstetli the Body of ltieliard Atkin.-i, Gent. their Son, Also near this plaee lieth interred the Body of Edward i who deceased the 14th Dny ol' Feb. H177, his age 40 Barnard, who died June the 14th, 1782, Aged7l-t l years. years. '

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i -—i,_,._—.-$___ ln the sonth window is some painted glass. The lleare Lyeth under these Fower tombes . Tower eontains tire Bells: on the 2d ' An. Do. the Bodys of John Bat-iiard. and Jnnne y 1630.’ i]d——' Ano Do. _l63l.’ 5th——' llobt.. . . . his weiﬁ-, nnd John, their Sonne, and 1 James Hatherell, Ch. 'tVardens, 1706.’ Mary their Grand Child,whoe Deeeased the 11th Day ofjanuary, A5 Diii 1037. l The Rev. Charles Davis Vicar. The Dean of Serum V. .______i Rev. Henry Kett, V. On Monuments in the West End of South Aisle. Rev. Serviiighm Savory V. i Rev. Christoplier l.i|is¢oml>_ Near this Plaee lies interred the Body of Joanna, Wife of John Hopkins, who died Oetober the 16th,

1758, Aged 49 years. 711‘? ’ 7 _ ’_"l_

Beloved while she lived, Iler life was mueh desired, Ari? DRAYCOT. Her death was mueh lamented, But God her soul required.

Also near this place lieth the Body of John Hopkins, On I-‘lei Stones within the Rails. who died March 30, 1794, Aged GB. J Ilene Lyeth the Body of the Rev. Thomas Smith, Also Ann, his ‘Vile, who Died Octo' 2nd, 1704, Late Rector of this Parish, who died Mareh 5th, 1779, Aged 68 years. T Aged 52 years. I2

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Ilere Lyeth thc Body of thc Rev. John Bushcll, l And youngest Daughter of Rector of Draycot, who dyed (Jct. yo ilth, :1. D. 1746, Jacob Vince, of Polkestone, In the 30th year of his Age- F Oi‘ Longford Castle, in this County. To whose Memory both truth and Justice Ara engaged to pay This Comprehensive Trihuta of Respect,_ On Monuments in the East side of South Aisle. That no Language can too highley Sacred l.o thc Memory of ltxtol her Virtues, no Tears can Sir James Tylney Long, Bart. Suﬂiciently bewail her Lees. The Late Male heir of his Family, Shc Died Nov. 13, 1777, Aged 41. Of great Note and Antiquity In this County, i No less Distinguished Ilere also lie the Remains For tho disinterested and independent discharge of of those Duties l Sir James Tylney Long, Bart. To which their public Situations , who died Nov. 2|], 1794, in the 68th year of his age. Called them , On this Monument, Than for their more private and domestic Virtues, (erected by his particular desire,) Their Liberal Hospitality, His aﬂiictcd \Vidow records the Name Their Loyaltyto their King, Of her affectionate and lamented Husband, And Who, both in public and private Life, Their Piety towards God. Uniformly practised those Virtues Ii is Remains are beneath deposited To which, on the adjoyning Tablet, with those of his Ancestors, He sojnstly bore flcstimony -.-1. -- i who In his amiable and respected Father. For many Centuries lie married, secondly, the Right lIon""' Catherine, Residerl at their Mansion, Eldest Daughter of Other, Fourth ltarl oi‘ Plymouth, la this Parish. By whom he had one Son, lie died September the 14, 180.5, James, in the '11 year of his Age. A nd three Daughters, Catherine, Dorothy, and linnnn.

Sacred to the Memory Oi Sir Robert Long, In West Wall ot'Clnu1ccl.

Late of this i'ai'isl|, Hart. MI SI and many years one of the Representatives of this Jacohi Long, Bar" Cuunty in Parliament, Qui Viginta duos annos continues Senator lnferioris Whose inviolable Uprightncss as a Senator, Ordinis, integerrimus ct’ laiidantissimua fuit; Patria: Whose impartial Equity as a Magistrate, studiosiseiinus, nec minus a factions alienul, notis et W'bcse atfablc condeseension as I1 Neighbour, familiaribus arnicissimus, fidissitnue, ct nrnanfislimus dc whose exemplary conduct as a Christian, conjux, providus et indulgene pater, patronue incor- need not, among thoec who knew his Virtues, ruptus etlibcralis, herus clerncns ot bencticue tcrris the Eulogium of this Inscription, exhibitus, ut aliis exenipluni prelueeret, prarpropei-1*. which yet may serve, with due honour, to transmit raptns quo maturius glon's;'. particeps tierat, ingenii his Character to Postcrity, acurnenjudicium limatum et grave. largn hospitalitis as highly worthy of their studious Imitation. mininle fucats. caritus, veracilas mendacii iinpntienu, He married thc ltight Hon'"° Emma, jueticia et mquitas accurata mornm suavie, comitas Daughter of Richard Earl Tylney, prudeutia eingularis, egregia plana omaments, ut ah who departed this Life March B, A. D. 1768, omnibus coleretur, ct. matimi haheretur efl'ocerunt, Leaving Issue two Sons and two Daughters. honorem ct benovolantiam apnrl su mmos nique, ac in. He died Feb. 1o, A. D. 1761, simos ordines hcminum conciliarernnt, cnjns defuncti Agcd in years. triste desiderium, nihil lenire ponsrit ainl si tum-um virtutum, vestigiis ejus fideliter insistant pogmri, 9; "10"-\ "Riel. prastantissima st honoratissima fmminn, Near this Place lie the Remains of the Henrietta, filia nohliasimi I-‘ulconis Greville, Bltonis llon"'° Harriet Tylney Long, dc Broke, qua: boo marmor mmrens posuit, septem “Fife of James Tylney Long, Bart. suslcppit liberos quinque super-stiles, nempe, tilios 130

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duos, Robertnm, ct.-llslls di;.;1ii|.:+ti.- equestris ct virtu- Bencath this sitonc lycth ye Burl}-' |:i"|‘l|m:;'.r.- Powr-r. tum liazridein, Jaeubuin, oxiinia iudole pncrun: ; filias Late of Sheldon, in yl'- l'a1"i.~e|| of (.'|:i|i|n:n||:|||1, Y1.-o~ tres, Doruthenln, llacluelem, or F-nsannain, vennslale man, who died March 14th, Anno l)on|ini I733, ilil. et virtutibus conspicuus. qui om:-.es omplo patrimonio ~15. His» only Daughter, “'ii'n ui' .l|il||1 'l'a|._\lo|', ul perfrnuntur ut, e1. bonornni p!'eI.i|is-iiss-il|Il'|. rectfl et dill‘ Yeaton Keynell, Gent. hath l.'[\.ll.‘-i('ll this Hlono lo ln- genti institutioiio, ad exeniplum tam nohilc cxamussim luid over his mortal part. accurate, Obiit xvii I-ml. Aprilis, An” Dfii I726, }Etat. sum 47.

Beneath lies interred the Body ol' lilizaln-ll|, Lou- In the north wall of Chancel, undcr a canopy, is an Wife Of “lilllillfll Lfillflllflln, !_'_'1rI|l.. whu lll'llill'lI'll i.l|i.~¢ eflip,-y, carved in stone, with his right leg across the Life the 30th ofJul_\,', 17-54, .d'II:1li.~.' -15. left. His sword is'in its scabbard, and his right hand Also W'i|lia|n, the Son of \‘i’i|li:1n| nnd l".|i:-min-ll| upon the hilt, as if drawing it. On the north side of Lutcham, lies interred horo. l)ocom

There are but two bells in the 'l‘ow¢-r. (in lin- outside, carved in stone, is the r|-pm-st-liliiiion oi ST.-1 NTO N. St. George and thc Dragon, On the west, in-nr |.ln- Chnrch, is _an ancient form hum-'-o, with sonic Golliiu windows, and I11’. the south-east norm-r nro iwo |-||| inm- On s Monument against I-L. Wail ol'(1hn|'.cei. ﬁgures in stone. It has, most |.rob:|l»l_y, ln-| n =-».|n.- religions l'onndot.ion. Here lyeth the Body of-1\’[ar|v__ ye Wiib of Willinnl Charmhury, Rector of this Church, who Departed Pris Life the 30th day oi‘ May, 167.6, her age H6. The Rev. Snmucl Smith Reclor. I-Iic licel. in occidno cinvro. Earl Radnnr Lord of Manor, in whoso I'n|||i|v ii hop- Asoicit. r-um, long been in the posse:-u-sion. Cnjns-. nomen est orien.-=.

Nlllll sic revocat a peccato qnnm frequens ! I‘.'lurt.i=~1 mcclitatio. P-nag.

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On n Monument in South Wall ot'('hancc1. 'Willinm Twcntynlan, M. A. Hector of this Church 15 years, On a Monument against Honth Wall. Dy'd Dec. 20th, 1732, Aged 32 yenrs. i In Memory H9 WES Cllflplitlll Of l.l‘l9 E-l'\ll)flSSY Qfllamgg Vaughan, (;g||t, To the Lord Lexington i|| Spain, who Departed this Life March 13, 17-'1-I. Of a most Pious, Sincere, and Generous Temper, ip Aged 62, Endowed with those Graces and Virtues “ And also that made him in favour with God and man. A of E“zab€th’ his Daughter, who dyed Feb. 12, 1744, Agcd HI. _-i-S-..,-Q And also 0" F1“1Bl~"=~ i= °h*""=e‘- ofElizabeth, his Relict, Elizabeth Smith, ‘Vile of the Rev. Samuel Smith, who dyed April 27th, 177:1. Rector of this Church, died May 16, 1769, Aged 39. I Agcd 7'7. 131

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On n Monument in Chancel. ln Memory of Charles Farmer, Sncrml to thc Memory of Edward Estcourt, L. L. D. who (lied Jan. 10th, 1768, Aged 60. Rector of the Parish of Long Newnton and Didn|ar- H ton. This Stone is placed here by those who knew C l him lI0.\sl., and loved him most, as a Record oi‘ that ‘ i 1 warm Benevolence of heart, and ﬁrm liitogrityof l Here Lyeth Richard Estcourt Esq. Benoher oi‘ Lin- niind, which emlesrml him to those ‘connected with coln's Inn, dre. A mun Learned in his Profession, him as n Relation, a Friend, and :1 Minister. He Charitable, and Extreamly Usefnll To his Relations, died Sreptemlicr the 17th, 11502, A ged -52 years. Neighbours, and Dependents. He died An" Dom. 1674. -.-1.¢.—--i

,i..-i__|-.- on Un Fla! Stones in Chancel. Juxtajacct llere Lieth the Body of Robert. Budington, oi‘ Lon- Tirnotheus Millecharnp, don, gent. He died at Tethury, in the County of t Rector de Newnton Longs ; Gloucester, Dco. "I4, 1761, .-‘kg-r-rl 6'2 year's. li subtns posit-.1: sunt exuvite Row“. Thotnze Millechamp, A. B. Qucni in SSW“ Diaconatus ordinem Nn.l.haniel Brewer. M. A. modo admissum, vis innata mores Hector of this Clrnrnli twenty and two years, suaves, et Literte Politorcs, Ecclesia? And Mary his Wife, were interred underneath, A nglicanrr, et Fidei Christianzc. in l-lit‘ year I7-l9. spondebant propugnacnlnni, Wliat manner of persons they wore, decus et ornsmcntnm ; At thejudgment will appear. Ast, proh ! dolor niniis propert-

_ ll . . . nisi pulmonali, prazdisponenti corporis crasi Brass Plate. confectus anirnam HBIB Lyeth the Body oi. George Deo effsavit. Estconrt, D’ in Divinity. And l-lie etiam jacet Grsnde Cnmponnder, who Departed liev""' Riehsrdus Millcchomp, A. M. '|'l|is Life the Sixth Dny of :\||;:||'=t, pratrlicli Tiniothei Filius, Anno Domini 1664. natu minimns.

h- Qni Jsn’“ to, A. D. 1736, Elitatis 23'“ Ad Mortnos migravit. 'l'he Rev. Mr. lidmnml Estcourt (isle, A. hi. lie-etor of this Church, died Jnly 20th, 1770, 11-'.t.. -IU. 0-__- -Q-|--—-n Sarah, his D{l.ll'5lll'.OI', died l"eb. 2-l, IT-G9, ;\}'_l'1l ll) month:-=. On u Ilrtn-Is Plate.

-:-.0-i--n Here Lyntli ye Body oi‘ Richard E.-itcourt, Gent. who Departed this Life on the . . Day oi‘ . . On it llrass ‘Plate. Anno Dom. 1612. Being Aged I10 years. Iloro Lyeth l.h|.- lindyol Agnes Eseoin-t., “"it'e of Here Likewise Lieth the Body of Elizabeth Giles, ltiehard Flscourt, (it.-nt. who De||n|'terl this Life on Gentlewoinan, Daughter oi‘ Giles Estcourt, Esq. and the 14th Day of June, Anno Dni 1605, Bet-ring Aged Relict of the Rev. Mr. John Giles, formerly Rector 70 years. ol' this Place. She died Feb. ye 10th, 174-’), Agcd -i--i—-1-__ 80 years.

Herc also Lyeth the Body oi‘ Grace, Daughter of the -—--_i-—1_ Rev. Mr. John Giles, Rector oi‘ ‘this Place, and Wife of Jonathan Griﬂin. She died July 19th, 1755, Here Lyeth Grace Estcourt, the vertuons and Truly Aged 55 years. Religious Wife oi‘ Richard Estcourt, Esq. who also Dyed An“ Dom. 1674. '-'I Here Likewise Lycth the Body llcre Rcstcth the Body of John Trotman, Gent. M’ oi‘ of Richard Estcourt, Gent. Arts, and Rector of this Church, who marrysd An, Son oi‘ Giles Estcourt, Esq. the Daughter of \Villia.m . . . . of Hardwick, in who died Feb. 16th, 1745, Gl0O(:st', Esq. And Departed this Life Feb. 1656. i Aged 76 years. 132

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On I1 Moizunicni in limly. ll East eml of 1-‘nulli aisle. Anna Milleehanip, In lwelnury nf I-‘ilia 'l'hom:1=. Veel, tie. ﬁynioiitlshalt, ll George W'hite, late oi‘ this l'nri=<.l1, lit.-nl. in Ag-ro Glouonst. Artii Ob. 7"‘“ -lllllii. ‘ who died Feb. D, 1783, Aged 52 yvars. z\. D. 17“). Also of Mnry, his \Vife, Virgo, nitor, mater, amnhilis. I‘. who died April 16, 1780, Aged U5 yr-ars. Itex-‘W Timotheus Millechamp, ‘ George, their Sou, lmjus I-lee. Rector, ob. April :10“, 1727", A" mm. 51". , died Fell. 24th, 1763, Aged 13 molll.l|:~I. , Elizabeth, their Ilaiightor, Revd" Thomas Millecliaunp, l died March 26, 1767, Agonl 7 y4'n|s. 'l‘iniothei et Ann-.2, praed. Filius, i natu seeundus, obiit 26 Feb. 1732, A” }Etat. 2'2”. R. Millecliamp, A. M. ob. , Dom. Jan. 19”, 1736. Saerum, el.

1 l Memoria: Jame, l.lX0l'i:~I On a Flat Stone In Body. Chr. Hanlcii, Cler : A. M. ox Antiqull et llere Resteth the Body of Editliiale, the wife of Generosfi, pnlchrum stirpe prugnatm Richard Poole, of Newnton, formerly of VVilliam Fuunina: Exiiniae, Byrd, of Wutton Untleredge, in the County of Glou" Qui quidem duo iis auspieiis, iis utrimlne animin, Gent. who Departed this Life the 31st Day of March, ad nu ptias venernnt prime itn, ileimle afl'eetibus Anno Dfii 1677. mutuis, Qt rota tide mansere 1|-t hoe Consortia, 7 beutius in terris, niliil nulli Coirjugus On a Monument in Scull: wall of S. aisle. l apes suns felieius inehoeirint, In Memory of Mary, the Wife of William Vaughan, , verum alil eatlueas apes lnortalium, l et vota caaaa; of Brampton, in the County of Hereford, Esq. and ah non insolitam in magma virtutibus, Daughter of Richard Pool, Lam of this Parish, gent. Rerum vieissitudinem, who died Fe-b.1lth, 1717, in the 2l.st yenr of her Age. Quippe, illa gravide faetu cum suaviaeima filiola, Also here Lyeth the Body of William Vaughan, Esq. » eognomine virum ainxisunt, et tum mutrin quam Esq. who dyed Nov. 20th, 1733, Agcd 42. lufantulm salns in lllll)lO versari minimo er<:-', flour-do-lis, dex. three lions ramp-anl,two in chi1:I',om-. in base. Marili vote. s|)cs patris umues c|ml'u<.l¢:r1-: corrapmo l ubrepla, mmipe, Parvulu Apr, 4", H397. Against S. aisle. Cujus einercs nomlum sopilos mm quoq. fuuero Alicizr Poole, euiuulavit infcelix mater, uxor llt-*:.4l(l('l'l1li1*:l.!llll|Ll. Virginie prarclurm castitatix prutlcutia, y tjustlem Apr. die 7"“ in il):- Ollieiis religiose perfuiigi, I nu:-1, nreanis eus, qui super aunt exerecnti.-4 comuilin Animo pnrato puit \ odoremus Umnes SS“ qjus voluntnli in rebus ut In egenos miserieordia maxime euituit, .. luetuosis aequieseamus Alq. its Colljunx llnliquus In republiea aliena minime euriosa, Ollieii sui hauc partem sane quam lacrymosam, In opere Dei indefesse sedula, Longe tamen pr'a:eipuam agnoseit, Vieens omnibus euro l ct hoe marmore testatum voluit. Co nune earior Qmmium morte repentina. longum et deflenda iii-i nobis abrepta 23 tlie Julii, Gulielmus Poole, Civis et Mercator Lontl. ]"iliu.-1 at A. D. 1 7 14, Hacres-Apparens liichardi Poole, dc Newnton, Gen_ Ifitatis '24. Obiit 18 die Januarii, Anno Dom. 1672. lle¢|uie.~.=eil.. 13

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Underneath also is Eutoruhed the Daughter of this I ASHLEY. Mr. William Poole, the most Excellent among W'o- i mun, Jttnn, Wili: ufM1'. IlEi.ltlE‘.y,A. M. April Uth, 1607. y Ad porlptlesjacet Iufans Jana. r On Flat Stones in Chancel. ______l Here lyeth the Body of John Barratt, M. A. Rector l of this Parish, who Dcceased the 20th Day of Au- Ilore Lit.-th the Body of Ann, the Wife of Richard \ gust, 1667. Ni-iiliry, niul I)-.iug_-_liter of 'Willian1 Poole, who Dc- A. Hero lyeth the Body of Margaret, ‘Vite of John censcil the |.nst Dny oi'July, Anno Dotti. 1648. M Barrett, Rector, who Deceased the 24 Day of April, 1006. _—__ l John Mill.-i, rlicd Jan. 'lBlh, 1768, T in tho 721d year of his Age. Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Benjamin Cooper, who Mary, his \'l'il'e, Died Dec. 21], 1762, t Departed this Life May the lst, A. D. 1752, Agcd 33. in the '78 year of hor .."l.ge. M

\ 1;-pi-it-i Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Stephen Collier, Son of .ll'i:ri~ l.ir-Lh the Body of Jane, Datiglitcr of Giles . the Rev. Mr. Stephen Collier, Late Rcetor of Rodo- 1-Istimiirt, (lent. who Departed this Life Marcll, merton, who died suddenly March ye 15th, 1729, Alum Dom. U376. Agcd 45 ycars. llerc Also Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Mary lviglitwick, who Departed this Life May 20, 17.56, Danetimw. F Aged 3'7 years. Mrs. Amy Haddon, by her Will, dated in the Ycar y of our Lord 1396, loft £10 yearly to the Rector of ‘ this Parish, to be continued to his ‘Widow during‘ her H Ilearc lyeth the Body of Robert Price, Late Minister Widowhood, having one or more Children living at of this Placo, who Departed this Life the 20 of thc time of his Decease. Also £4 yearly towards April, Anno Domini 1638. Apprcnticcing one Boy nnd one Girl born in this Pa- I have fouglit a good ﬁght, I have ﬁnished my rish. Also fl Qmirters of Coals yearly for the use of ‘N course, I have kept the faith. Henceforth is laidc the Clinrity Huliool. » up for me a eroune of Righteousness, which the Lord, l the righteousjudge, shall give mo at the last day, disc. Mrs. Eliznliutli lloilgos, by her \Vill, Dated in tho . 2 Tim. ~l. Your of our Lord, 1723, Left £2 yearly towards y teaching Poor Children of this Parish to Read. Also Here Lyeth the Body of the Rev. Mr. Richard Monday, 15 years Rector of this Parish, who De- Mrs. Ann Estcourt, by her Will, Dated in the year of parted this Life Feb. the 26, 1740, Agcd 56 years. our Lord 1704, Loft £10 yearly to the Poor of this lit!-—i i Pairisli. Also £30 yearly for Apprentieeing six poor l Buys, to he chosen out of this Parish, and the lso Here Lyeth the Body of Mary, Wife of the Pnrisliirs of llolston and Shrewton. it’4*; iii-enF Richard Monday. She Departed this Life August 19, 1749, Aged 67 years. """‘_ l 'l'hc Church has a Chancel, Nave, and $outh Aisle: thc smith wall of the nave is supported by four phiin I Against the west end of tho Body. pointed arches. The Tower contains four Bells; on i the Lltl is this il|st:ripti0n-—‘ William Purdue Cast me, y Near this place lic the Remains of Mr. Simon Seek, Anno Dotti. 1628.’ Ull the 1:-it, and Ann, his Wife. He died the 31st of October, 2d, Anno Dom. 1637. E 1771, Aged 52. She died the 19th of April, 1760, in 4th, the 42 Year of hcr Age. Also of John and Simon, two of their Sons, John Died the 25th of August, Tliomas Grimstou Hstcourt, Esq. Lord of the Manor, . 1759, Aged 13. Simon died 18 1-‘eh. 1772, Aged 2'7. who:-ic Family have long held possession ofit. l -r

— Itev. l~I¢hnund William Esteourt, Rector. i Against S. Wall of S. Aisle. Formerly the (ilehe Land of this Parish was about i Ia Memory of John Weake, Gent. who Departed this 12 acres, it is now nearly 16. Life May 3, 1750, Agcd '75. .l_ M rn I34

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AoEa Tog Gad). Here Lyeth the Body of John Bcresford, Esq. who ‘i Departed this Life the 20th Day of April, Anno Dom. Near this place Lyeth yﬂ Body of Ferdinando Gorges, I742, Aged 20. late of “'estminster, Esq. Bometime Governor of y° i Provincc of Maine, in New England. He was Born 1. _?i-.-_Q_ at Loftes, in Essex, Grandson and Heir to Sir Ferdi- nando Gorges, of Ashton Phillips, in the County of Here Lyeth the Body of Alice Sherboruc, Wiildow, Sonic:-set, Knight. who Departed this Life the 22d Day of April, 1004. He Mnrried Mary, the Eldest Daughter of Thomas Here Lyeth the Body of Richard Sherborne, who Arghdale, of Loal-is, in Chipping Wycomb, in y° Departed this Lifc the 15th Day of July, Anno Dom. County of Bucks, Esq. 1662.

— Thcy wcre very Eminent Examples of Virtue, and intirely happy in their mutual affections, and had Here Lyeth thc Body of Michael Iladden, Gent. many Children, of whom only two survived their in- who Departed this Life Dec. '20, 1730, in the 17 year dulgent and tender Parents. of his Age.

He was Charitable and Patient, Courteous nml Bo- Also the Body of Mrs. Mary Horne, his Mother, neﬁcent, Zealous and Constant to thc Church, and a who died May 5, 1740, Aged 60 years. great Admirer of Learning.

-i1i_--., He is interred in the same Grave in which S’ Theobald Gorges was buricd Anno Dorn. 1647, second Son On Flat Stones in Body. of the Marchioness of Northampton, and Uncle to U1|de.rneath lie the Remains of William, the Son of the Ri[__{l1tllo|1"1° Richard Lord Gorges. Obiit KW Simon and Ann Seek, who Departed this Life Oct. 6, January, Anno Dolnini 1718, .Fl"]tat. 89. 17.51, Agcd 20 wcclts. Virtus post Fuuera Vivit. Sleep soft in Dust, I Wait the Almighty's will, F Then rise unchanged, On a Bran Plate. And be an Angel still. Intomhod Here Lyes,

Within This Halloed Earth, i Bhee that lined Allmost Twelve years From her Birth ; l Here Lyeth interred the Body of John \Vake, who Her Tender years Departed this Life the 10th Day of 'Fehruary, 1651. To vertu was Inclin'd

But Death too Soone ' 4 . .,, Her Body hath inshrined, Ann Hawers Lyes T Petcr John Barrett Rector 1665. Now in Her eoﬂin Darlt, Till wee shall meet i John Giles in 1692. In God's Eternall Ark. The Rev. G. Wyatt present Rector.

4i The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, nnd South On Flat Stones in S. Aisle. l Aisle: the south side of thc Nave is supported by Here Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Coeilie Kinghum, who l three pointed arches. At the entrance door on the who Departed this Life the 11th Day of March, south side is a little ancient sculpture. There ure two Anno Domini 1743, Aged 75. Bells. Extent of the Parish 940 acres, Glebe Land 27.

Here Lyeth the Body of Perdinando Gorges, Esq. who Departed this Life the 13th Day of February, l The Manor formerly belonged to ]i'1~rdin-undo Gorges, Esq. who died in 1647, in whosc family it remained Anno Dom. 1739, Aged 76. F till 1738, when it camc into the possession oi‘ John Beresford, who sold it to Sir George Paul, Kni,u;l1t, of Herc Lyeth the Body of Fcrdinando Gorgcs, Esq. Hill House, Gloucestcrsliircz Tllﬂnm-'4 G. 'l-I.-It-ourt who Departed this Life the 14th Day of Jan. Anno Esq. who purchased it of Sir (icorge 1'uul, is now the Dom. 171B, Aged 09. present owner. I35

In c6 lFWlts.—-O A K S E Y. 135 OAKSEY. North Wall. Sacred to the Memory of William Goddard, whose remains are deposited in the east end of this Church On a Monument against the East Wall of the Chancel. yard. I-Ie died Dec. 29th, 1795, Aged 64 years. llic * Subtus jaccnt Reliquia: Roberti Dalton, On a Monument against south wall of south aisle. Qni Collregii Begin. UXOII. IIero rests the Body uf Elizabeth, Daughter of Maxi- Alumnus olim et Soeius, A. M. milian Bard, of London, Esq. Wife of Novil Pool, of I-It quod majus est, antiquﬂ: this Parish, Esq. and after his decease, of John piotatis cultor strenuus, Ecclesiu: Strange, of London, Gent. She departed this Life hnjus per xvii annos Rector. the 12 of March, in the year of our Lord 1706, Paucis Notns Aged .53 years. Corport: debilis, Monte vegetus Virtutum Fcrax, Ecclcsizc ortiumeiitum, Vit-.1 ct Voec pm-.r:o, nullo non Dignus }".|ugio, eo Voro Dignior, quod nnllo so Rev. Ralph Smith, late Rector. Dignum Ilixistimavcrit, fatis ccssit Rev. Edward Ryder the prescnt one. xvii Angusti, I607. The Church consists of a Nave and South Aisle : in the North Wnll ofChanccl is a small Canopy. Round On Flat Stones in Chancel. the ancient pcw belonging to the Manor House is some small ﬁgures carvcd in oak. In the east ‘Vin- In Memory of George Lawrence, Late Rector of dow of the south aisle is a representation of the Vir- this Parish, who Died Nov. the 21, 1764, Aged 38. gin Mary, with our Saviour in her arms : at the upper

l part of the window is a pelican, or, and two other ﬁgures: in the north window of the nave, also, is the Herc Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Atkinson, Daugh- representation of many human heads. On each side ter of William and Rachel Atkinson, of William of the Nave are carved ﬁgures, projecting from the Fryers, in the County of Somerset, who was Buried wall, by position bearing the beams or vaulting of the 11 Feb. 169-1, Aged 21 years. roof. Over the porch entrance of the north sidc is carved statue, but much defaced.

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llic Jacent The Tower contains six Bells, with the fullowing in- Jeremiah Hcwer, L. L. B. scriptions : Itcsurrectionem etpectans Beatam. 1.—-Peace and good Neighbourhood. 1773. Natus Cirenccstrire, 2.--The Gift of Benjamin Adamson, Esq. the Day apud Glocestrensjs, . of his Sun coming of Age 21 years. Nov. Oxonii literis imbntus, "' ' 1773. llujus Parochiio Rector, --Prosperity to this Parish. In Kemble Vicarius : -—Thorna.s Rudhall, Glocester, founder. 1173. Pius Probus $“'r'*5'°--Mr.John Miles, Mr. Jobn Johnson, Church- Ecclesin: Anglicana: wardens. 1773. liiliu:-I oliselllwtltissimus, 6.-—Come at my call, serve God all. 1778. Vicinis verc Amicus, Omnibus Ilnrnanus. Annorum Satur Extent of the Pnrish 2000 acres, four-ﬁfths of which Morte Obiit April 10, 1760, are pasture. Glebe Land about 24 acres. 1-Etatis 81. In 1740, the Manor was in the possession of Ben-

iii-in jamin Adamson, Esq. from whom it devolved to his Son: at his decease Lord Mahnesbury became the On a Monument against the North Wall of the Body. possessor, who sold it to Francis Webb, Esq. at Near this Stone arc deposited the remains of William whose death it camc to Frances Salisbury, his daugh- Butt, Late of Bradford, in the County of Wilts. ter, to whom it now belongs. William Masklyno Gent. who Departed this Life the 24 Day of April, Rents the Royalty and Manor-house, with about ﬁf- 1777, Agcd 30. teen acres of Land. I 36

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POOLE. Register commenced 1632. Dr. George Green Rector, 1761 John Hartley Green Late l{r~.r-.1u|'. Against the North Wall of Chancel. The Rev. Mr. Dewell, present Rector. Here Lyeth the Body of Frances Poole, Daughter of QTL Robt. Gerda-g, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Erlwarrl Poole, Esq. Died at Poole, at 3 years of L Age, the 11th of June, in the yearc 1044. Extent of the Parish 1100 acres, Ul(:lJ('. 2'-J0.

South Wall. KEMBLE. M. S. ; } Subtus requiescit Corpus Thoma: Myles, Artium Ma- ‘ gistri, hujus Ecclcsim Pastoris, qui obiit 6"’ die No- i On Monuments againsl the north wnll of Chancel. vem. A“ Dom. 1603. l Sacred to Posterity Be the Virtues of Richard Digges, (lent. 1i-ii-n-11 i He died 22 Nov. 17-12, Aged 711. Near this place lyeth the Body of Joseph Myles, F Obscure, yet known to (ind, a soul .~.ineere, Vicar of Presfiot, who died May yv 30th, A. D. 168-5. A heart unsully’d, and a e(i||sci::11r:1': r:h:z|.r, Also Mary, yr! Daughter of Thomas and Ann Myles, ‘Vino knew no ill, nor ere In-l.rny‘d his lrnst, who died May yo fith, A. D. 1600. Also Thomas True to his Friend, and ob_~:l.innt<-lyjusl. Myles, Gout. who died April ye 22d, A.D. 1715, i Also Smls and Gruml daughter to Thomas Myles, late Mrs. Martha, his Wife, died 0 ]"nb. 1739, Minister of this place. Also Ami, Wife of Thomas l- Aged 05 years. - Myles, Gent. who died September y¢ 14, A. D. 1750, Aged BB. And William Dig-gs, Gent. l Son of Richard Diggs, Gent. and Martha, his Wife, Died 7 Feb. 1742, Aged 45. Flat Stones. “This is ereeted by Mrs. Sarah Diggs, Widow of The Rev. John Perrebee, Rector of this Parish, died \ Vl'illiam Diggs, Gent. She is the only .-.nrs'iving April 28th, 1602, Aged 00. i Also Mrs. Eiurnli Also Margaret Ferrabee, his late “'il'e, died April llth, I The ‘Vile of William l)ig_|_1r:s. film 1065, Aged I17. Died March the 27, 176$, Aged 60. l M-liq. Arm:-—Argcnt, on a cross, gules, five eagles lliH]llll§l:Il, sable. Ilerc Lyeth the Body of Mary Myles, Late Wife of i ._.___. Thomas Myles, Rector of this Pnrish, who Depnrted Neal‘ this Place Lyeth the Body of llmlry, Hon of this Life the 28 Day of April Anno Dom. 1702, Henry and Beata Stevens, who died l-'<:b. l.l|¢: I-lth, Agcd 07. A. D. 1724, Aged 24 years.

I A Near this place also Lyeth the Body of llenry Ste- phens, Father of the above-said Ilenry, who was Hiejacel. Corpus EdwardiP'\Poli, Armigcri, Qui in ‘ Buried the 2:1 Day of Sept. I731, Aged 72 years. hoe mortali nave vixit An. 43, ct exhac an-umnosa 'l vita ad Dorninurn rnigrarit, 28 die Aprilis, Anno . . . i _..._-____ 1577. Elizabelhre 20 Against the South Wall. R N 1686. L Sacred ‘ii l To the Beloved Memory of On a brass plate against the north wall of the body. i Mary, W'ifc of John Winsiom-, Near this Place Lyeth the Body of Jonathan Fisher, 7 who died l"e-b. 17, lﬂll. She was an 3."-Cl2tlOllil.l.(2 many years Clerk of this Parish, who died Feb. 0th, ll 1705, Aged 62 years. ‘Vile, and most tcndnr parent. u Religion’s narrow path with care she trod, i She serv'd her neighbour, and she scrv'd her (lml: This Church was opened May y<= 4th,1777. The ‘i Full eighty years she so_journ‘d here below, Parsonage-house is a small Cottage. i Gained many friends, aml dllfd without a foe. I

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H. S. 1 In Memory of W'ilIiam, Son of llenry and Mary

I'nstoris ltnjns Iﬁcclcsiic ﬁdissinti, H Stevens, who Departed this Life the 3d Day of Au- 'I'||o|||aI: Holloway, A. DI. gust, 1771, Aged 33 years. Qlii Cll‘Il:Il.*I l'o.~.t vita iii annorum sedula, W Q In =-ztutliis :~:lli.~t ad Dom. gloria promovendis, I'll. Ill .Pi||||)eriiJ.0|Jil.llIuI1di:-I, In Memory of Richard, Son of I-Ienry and Mary .I"clit:il.cr aetttm .Singl|l'ari stlii Clto|'ilnlrt, t Stevens, who Departed this life the 2d day of June, N uiuerosa prnz setuet ditavit, 1771, Aged 43 years. In Cu-lam ascendit pars Cualestis, I In 'l'err£t 'I'erre.stri.s, B. It. In Memory ol'Thos. Stcvcns, who was Buried April 6, Infra Rcquies est. 1713, Aged 40 years. (lbiil Xbris xll. Anno /l'il.:ll., Ii-1. And of Elizabeth, ‘Vite of Thomas Stevens, who was ‘Saint. I706. buried August 25th, 1745, Aged 67 years.

I---n—1i-1 Also Henry, Son of Thos. and Elizabeth Stevens, who Ort Pint. Sttntes in (.'h|1ncel, was huried July 25, "I772, Aged 72 years. In Mt.-mory oi‘ Robert Timbrcll, of Ewen Green, who was-.1 person of great I’|et_w,', Temperance, and

lttt-mrril-y. lie lived beloved, and died lamented, of Against South W'nli of the Body. nll his friends, Mny 2| , Anno Dom. 1713, in the 60th L year of his Age. Near this place Lyeth ye Body of Also Amy, his VVife, Daughter of Thos. Grayle, Thomas Major, who died October ye 6, A, D. 1718. ltcctor of Lassing-ton, near Gloucester, who departed Aged 69 years. this Life the ‘24th of December, 1738, Aged 63 years. i Ilere Besteth the Body of Mary Timbrcll, who De- pnrtt-tl this Life the 22 Day of July, Anno Dom. ‘I665. i On a monument against the north wall of the Body. And also l.he llody of lloht. the Son of Rolit. '1‘im- Near this Place Licth the Body of Im.-II, was lien: Ilnrieul the 4 tiny of Octobcr, 1604. Sir Robert \Vestlcy, Kt. _-_ﬁ 1 Alderman of the City of London : A Person of unblemished Integrity. Ilere Lieth tI1c Body of llenry Stevens, who died 5 Jan. 2(l, Anno Dom. 1737, Agcd 70 years. He was one of the Sheriils of that City In the year 1734, Also Mrs. Anna, the Wife of Mr. Ilenry b'l.6lH:|t.~:, And in the year 1744, Lord Mayor. who died June the 29, Aged 77. l He ﬁlled up these eminent Stations Also of 'l'hos, Stevens, who died 7 Day of March, VVith unquestioned Ability .5: Honour: 1769, Aged 63 years. And, during his Mayoralty, Near this placc lieth the Body of Anna, the Daughter was, for his known Loyalty and Steadiness of Ilenry Stevens, and lVife of Richard Selling, who To the true Interest of his King and Country, Died October the 24, 1741, Aged 43. Knighted by his Majesty. Near this place lieth the Body of Richard Selling Having acted wisely, unblameably, and virtuously, who Departed this Life August. 9, 1762, In every Character and Relation, Aged 7!] years. He Departed this Life Sept. 24, in the llerc re:~tl.etlt the Body of Joseph Stevens, who dieD- Year ofour Lord 1746,

April thc 10th, I770, A ged 70 yenrs. ‘I'__—4_T*I’_

ii-ii Also In the same Vault Lies the Body of Elizabeth, lleliet of Richard Stevens, and Vilife of J John l-‘rt-entan, died January 19th, 1777, Dame Elizabeth Wesﬂey, third A gcd 30 years. i Wife to the said Sir Robt. Whilst thou art living, call for grace, who Departed this Life 1st June, 1746, Aged 58. Thy Life is like a fading I-"lower, Also I)eal.l| eontetll stealing on apace, The Body of John Wesﬂey, Esq. n 'l'hun I-tttowest not the day nor hour. Son of the said Sir Robt. Wutley, Also ol‘ the abovc-namcd John Freeman, who died i who Departed this Life the I0 of June, 1748, i Dee. ‘J, 1791, Aged 59 years. J Aged 30 years. N n I 38

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On a Monument in the North Aisle. John Copson, Late Vicar. Ereeted to the Memory of Ann Cox, H John Proud, present Vicar. by her disconsolate Husband, i Robert Gordon, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Charles Westley Cox. i Dormit non Mortua est. \ __ _ _ _ 7,

i BlSll(.).l'$TON'. Edward Poole, second Sonne of Edward Poole, Esquier, Being but two years of Age, was here Bu- ryed the 4l-l1 Day of March, I65]. rl H On a Monument against the east wall of (ihanei-1. -D-1-1-.—i_ \ Hie In a Vault near this Place (Jbdorniiseit in pace Reateth the Body of Elizabeth Con, l EDETHA, Wife of Charles Cox, Esq. Christ. Willonghby, Armig. Lend. and youngest Daughter of Sir Robt. Westley, Kt. Conjure Churissima; Alnul Alvington in Agro Gloceat. natal, am. 1607, ' A Lady of unblemished Virtue, Properly attentive to her Family Concerns, Ubi libras unuuatim solvend. pauperibus Ligavit and yet not unmiildful of the Lond. Translala matriinonium 00fll.l‘ll.1l'&t Public and private duties 1.0:;-1, Of a Christian. Dr-spunsuin absentem nplnl exturos, She Departed this Life Dee. 10, Negotiis M ercatoriia versantem In the 67 year of her Age, anlun tulit animo pan. and in the year of onr Lord 1733. Matrimoniurn eontractum tunc sacrum eunsummavit ln Testirnony ofller Virtues, 1640. and his sincere esteem, H Maritum inde ad Indos Navigantem, This Monument is erected Sumo ellpeetavit desideriu P an 6,1. by hcr Afiectionatc Husband. Redeuntem tandem, sorte sua eontenturn Mutuo conjugali fruuntur solatio, Against South Wall ofS. Aisle. in vieonl fu:liee.=r fmmmm Dedicated to the Memory of Beata and Edward, the Erga Donn: pia, egeuos benign:-1, Deere Wife and Son of Mr. Richard Pitt, both in- l Voti conjugnlis smnper observantissima, terred within these walls. Shee the 26th Day of \ Amicis, fidelis, omnibus dileeta. April, 1650, hee the 29 Day of March, 1656, __ Jlflrm C-hristianaz 1670, conflicted militant, ohm flitatis an-.e. U3. who were buried in ye Church materiall, Cujus Memoria: hoe eaeravit do reigne triumphant. Maritus mcerens. She died ith noone, he in the morne of Age, i Yet Virtue (though not yeres) fild their siztaapage.

Resurgemus. "'V'¢$ ‘I71f4\-Q4 On Flat Stones in Chancel. Posuit rnaritus meestissiinus, paterque plorans. Hie jacet Christopheri W'illonghby, quod reliquum est, una cum prime. Uxore, cum qua. fmlieissimirs vix- In a canopy under thc above inscription is a knight i crat, infcelix tamen in secundis nuptiis. Obiit 21! Jan. templar, with his right leg across his left, a dog at his 1680. H \ feet, with the point of the sword in the dog’s mouth. $11-|-_-_—..—-_ Here Rests the Body of Iideth, ‘Vile of Christopher I-Iilxuy-11--i i Willoughhy, of London, Merchant, Late i':'+hcriﬂ'e of The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, and \ this County, who deceased this Life the 13th August, 1670. North and South Transepts. The Tower contains \ live Bells, with the following inscriptions-— I--1--moi-p .\ Fm-I-llenry Evans, Rich" Timbrcll, 1740. \\ Beneath this Stone Lye the Remains of Mary Cheeko, Sm-om!-—Jul|n Rudhull, 1790. i Relict of William Clleelte, and Daughter of Ilcnry Tﬁbd—— Willoughby, Esq. Late Lord of this Manor, who Fourth-1696. T Departed this Life the ‘.2-illi Day of April, IUO3, F{fth—Thos. Ma)/or, Thos. Cone, Ch. wardens. Aged 52 years. L J I

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llencnth this Stone Lye the Remains of I-Icrc Lycth the Body of Margaret, Wife of John Jane ivilloughby, Kent, who departed this Life May ye ﬁrst, A. D. 1712, L Daughter of the Hon'"¢ Col. Staples, Aged 60 years. and llelicl-I; of George \Villougl1lJy, Esq. liy whom she had Eight Children, three of them are hnried near her. IIcre Lyeth the Body of Sus&nnaHull, of Bishopston, She died 11 Aug“ 1760. who Departed this Life Aug. 20, Anno Dom. 1696, Aged B1.

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iii-_-n On Flat Stones in Body. i Ilere Lyeth the Body of Vvilliam Hunt, who De- In Memory of John \Vithcrs, who Departed this Life l Ocﬂsntl the 27th Day of February, 1685, who gave to Feb. '23, 1760, Aged 66 years. the poor £50, to be paid £5 yearly for ten years Also Susanna, his Wife, who was Buried June the next after his Dvceasc, thc ﬁrst pay to begin in Dc- 20, in the year 1728, Aged 30 years. eember, 1006. In Memory of Mary Withers, Daughter of John and 5 Susanna “'ithers, who Departed this Life December the 22d, 1708, Aged 76 years. Here Lyeth ye “life of John Rowland, minister of this Parish, was buried April 15th, Anno Dom. 1695, In Memory of Ralph Vl’ithers, Son of John and Su- Aged 52 years. i Sauna Withers, whu Departed this Lifc December L the 17, 1799, A gcd 7B years.

-—-1-1-iii Here Lyeth the Body of C-azcilia Kent, who De~ l parted this Life April 21, Anno Dom. 1682. + Against the west end of south aisle. Sacred to the Memory of Mary Wakeman, Wife of In Memory of Jone, yﬂ Wife of William Kent, Grand- the Rev. George Wakeman, Bom April I6, 1750, son of the above-named Cicely Kent, who died March Died July 24, 1813. yo 4th, A. D. 1727, Aged 72 years. l '1 Also tothe Memory of thc Rev. George Wakeman, l Vicar of this Parish 27 years, Born June 20, 1760, H Died June 29, 1616. Hi.-re Under Rests the Body of Katherine Kent, the 1 wife of Samuel Kent, who Deceased the 4th Day of U October, 1080, Aged 26. On Flat Stones in S. Aisle. Under this Stone doth Lye In Memory of Annc, Wifc of John Smyth, Vicar of Two subjects of Death's Tyranny : l The Mother who, in this close tomb, this Parish. She died March 22, Anno Dom. 1723, Sleeps with the Issue of her womb. Aged 37. Herc Death dcnls cruelly, as you may see, That with the fruite cuts down the tree; In Memory of John Smith, Vicar of this Parish, who Yct is his malicc all but vain, Died Dee. ye 28, Anno Dom. 1730, Aged 67. Both trca nnd fruit shall spring again. l IIere Lyeth the Body of Samuel Kent, who Departed this Life the 21st Day of September, Anno Dom. l Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Purton, who 1000, A gcd 36. F departed this Life the 30 day of April, Anno Dom. n mes, Aged as. l In Memory of Richard Rudrnan, who died May 16, E 1762, Aged 80 years. 1 On Flat Stones in North Aisle. In Memory of Elizabeth, the Wife of Richard Rud- Here Lyeth Elizabeth, Wife of William Harding. man, who died March 25, 1754, Aged 71 years. She died April ye 5th, 1730, Aged 28.

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Here Ilesteth the Body of Susanna, Wife of Henry Here Lyeth ye Body of William Harding, who De- Phillipps, of Wanbrongh, who deceased this Life the parted this Life January ye 28, Anno Dom. 1695, 11th day of May, 1678, Aged 32. Aged 51 years. I O

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Donations. Here Lyeth the Body of Thomas Stroud, Sen. who Died Dec. ye 20, 1709, Agcd till years. Bequest of the Rein Thomas Coker. The Rent of Six Acres of Land to be expended as |-|-—-1-_--1-4 follows: .{.’.] per annum to the Rector of Hintou, In Memory of Joanna, Wifi.- of Mr. ('.'idi-on Williams, ‘I. £ per An. to the Vicar of .Uirsh0pst0l'l, for the Mo- who Departed this Lil}: Nov. ye 27, 1730, |1:|;_;-viilelit of the Accounts of Ilinton and Bishopston Aged 50 years. -‘iv-hools, Remainder for the Master of Bishopston School. The Interest of £300, 3 per cents. For the 1:-1i-pi... Iidiieation of twelve poor Children. In Memory of Mr. Gideon W'i|linn1.-., who Departeil Bequest of Christopher Ivilloughby, Esq. this Life April ye '2-‘ith, 1737, Agcd U6 yenrs. Partof the Tytlie of the Hamlet of Clyneh, iu the Parish of Milton, Wilts. From which £.3 10:».-. for 1:-1i-pi... Don-rii-.s for two poor \Vomen, the remainder for II€‘re Lyeth ye Body of Master llcnry Smytli, whu Annuities for four poor Men of Bishopston Parish. was ye Son of Master Ilenry $|iiyl.ln», llrutlier to Bequest of Gilbert Keats, Esq. Thonias Smythe, Hsq. Master of yi-' Custome House of London, under Queen 'l:Iliz:i.hut.li of Blessed Me- £. 16 PI An. for Annuities for four poor People of mory, which said Henry Smythe Dyed A. l). 1031. Bishopston Parish.

I796. Mi‘. Tl|o|na.~| Goddard beqncatlied to the T'arisli of Bishop-ston as follows : Here Lies William, the $on of Anthony and Mary .43. eon Io lit! ilI\'P!iEC-rl in the Stock ot'3 per cent Con- Stroud, who died Nov. 13, 1744. sols, in the Nnlnes of the Rector of Ilinton, and Also William, his Brother, who died March 80, 1740. Vicar of Bishopstone; from the Interest of which, .£.-1 IO.-s. Pr An. is to he expcnclcul for Books for o. School, and the remainder of thc Interest for 0. Sa~ lary for rt Schoolmester, For the purpose of teaching Herc Lycth tho Body of Anthony Stroud, $en. who all the poor Children of Parishioners, or certiﬁcated Departed this Life July yo 16, Aiino Dom. 1604. Persons : ofPersons renting under 20!. P1‘ An. and of Also Elenor, ye Wife of Anthony Hiroiul, hr,-n. who Mr. Goddard’s Relations: departed this Life July y" 5, 107‘-Z, his Ago till, hcr £.30O to be invested in like manner. The Interest to Age 40 years. he expended partly in the payment of Ringers on certain occasions,a,nd in keeping Bells andTower, and -_.-i--—i-3 the Testator’s Monument, in repair, and the Remainder Catharine, the Wife of John Marshall, of li-tllllrillllfy, in lmnm.if'ying, new pewing, aud paving the Church. Daughter of Anthony and Iilizahetll Stroud, Died £1139. ’l'he Interest to be expended in paving the August 24, 1745, Aged '29 years. W'alks about the Chnrch Yard. Aiso Catherine, their Daughter, Died in her Infancy.

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In the east window of the Chancel, and also in the east window of thc south Aisle, is a little painted The Rev. \Villiam Mll.UllUll, Vicar. glass. Sir Francis Burdott, Lord of the Manor. The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, North and South Aisles: the south wall is supported by - three pointed arches, and the north wall by two.-- There are eight Hells in the Tower. RAMSBURY.

BAYDON. On Monuments against the north wall of llliuneel. Here Flat Stones. Lies the Body of ln Memory of Mary, “'ife of Mr. John \i"illiams, who Robert llilhnan, Gent. Departed this Li Fe the 12th of March, 1780, who departed this I.il'<: July ll, I69-I, Agcd 26 years. In the Forty-ninth Year of his A go. 141

In e5 li'ilts. -R.-\MSBl.'RY. 141

Underneath arc Interred thc Remains of W'm. Jones, i On Monument against South Wall of Chancel. I-I-iq. llc was the 1-ihlcst Son, and the last of the Ilic mortalitatis suze reliquias dcposuit Gulielmus 1'\’lnl<:l.inc <.l' the Family of William Jones, Esq. of Jones, eques Auratus, Sercnissimi Itegis Caroli Se- 1{n|||~ilnn'y l'\'l:|nor, by lilennorn, his Vl"ife, youngest ycundi Attornatus Generalis; Vir ncerrimi Judicij I)-.|||_:_-_"l|Il-1' of lirlwnrtl l'i|'||lr.', l'isr|, 0|‘ Brinlslatlo Purk, i Summaaq. probitatis ac leg-um Anglicanarum vol om- in this t'-unnly. l"|'nn| his Piety, lilodcsty, Integrity, ‘ nium consensu longe Pcritissimus, ohiit vi nonas

and nntnral swr-ctiicss of Di.~ipo.sition, from his Benn- y Mai-‘I, Anno Dom. 1682r Hritatis suaa 5|. vulnmnv, tiirm'rosil.y, mill strict l'l!gLll'Ll to Truth, from ‘ Richardum, Filium unicum reliquit, non diu sibi su- u Qiiiclun-s.~i of Parts, join’d to a sound Jurlgeliicrit, perstitem, qui, maxima Galliae parte peragratn, Tolu- l'|'un| |ln- Duly nnd l’.t'lllll‘l' ,*\ll'c(:tin|l lie ever Sl'|ew'd “ sac fcbri oppressus occubuit, nonis April, An. Dom. tn Ilius-i:ol' his ricarest Alliance, from his engaging i ]605,]ihit.'1t. sua: 17. .l3r.-||nvio|||- to all, ns wr.-ll as his wnrm, steady Friend- i Cnjus einercs huc relati codcm hoe conduntur tumulo. ship to tlmsn of his more intimate Acqunintullce, ~ Samuel Jones, Armigcr, Domini Gulielmi, supra lau- (so fair was his F~prin;;' of Life.) what lnight not have N dati, frater; vital cessit pridie idus Martias, Anno lu-on mtpccteal from his nmlurnr rigci But in the midst l Dom. I666, fliltatis sua: 47. of Alllm-ncr-, Youth. and llcalth, of every fluttering ].’|'o.~.pr.>cl this World can nll'orrl, after an illness of a i Eliz. przcdicti Samuclis, filia. Obijt 9" Deccmbifl, few Dil_y:-i, it |ih::|s’rl the Aliiiigllty to blast the Hopes r 1689, .?Etatis sun: 4°.

of his I-'1-iemls, by cutting him ofi' at the early age of .1-ii--—-1|-1 22.2, un Iln: 7 of April, I766, whilst on his Travels at l B{'h:lllfl()ll, i|| l"rnnec. in ltvmernbrance of their mu- I Flat Stones in Chancel. tnnl .-\lli-r:tio||. nnd us n sninll Testimony ofher Heart- Dcpositum Robcrti Gillmorc, Arrnigeri, Qui objit vi- felt 0UlltIt.'l'l| liar Llu: lniss of Olin H0 justly dear to her, \ cesimo quinto die mensis Septembris, Anoo Domini Ilia lililuflt $i.~.l.t:r l'iliz:\l)L-til, the “’ife of “"illiB.Iu 1693, Agcd 45. Langhnm, Esq. now Sir William Jones, Bart. has y ....____.__.. causcd this Monument to he Erected, June, 1775. J Herc lieth the Body of Edward Gillmore, Gent. who ‘l departed this life in or about tbe 31 year of his Age, On B Monument by the East Wall of Chancel. i and was Buried the 11 Day ofSeptember, Ann Dom. To the beloved Memory y 1654. of Mary Eleonora Burdctt, ; And Agatha, his Wife, who departed this Life the 56 i year of her Ago, and was Buried the 21 Day ofJuly, Eldest Daughter of thc Late I Anno Dom. 1680. Francis Burdclt, Esq.

liy Mary .['ilconura, J ii-l—i-in Youngest Sister and Collciress of William Jones, Esq. of Ramsbury Manor. To the Memory of Sarah, the Wife of John ‘Big-gs, of This Taltltrl. is inscribed by her Brother, i Axford-liarrn, Gent. who d'|cd Feb. 18, 17-17, Sir I-‘raocis Burdett, Bart. 1 Aged 46 years. She died November 27, 1797, Aged 20. 4 Not forrnnl ilnty prompts these rnournful Lays, L On a Monument against the north wall of Chancel. Nu |lninti-rl ."illl‘\'V uli Uriolitlloﬂo Lines impart; F Here lies the Body of Robert, Hillman Gent. who Nu cold, ||||li-cli||;;, stale, insipirl Praise, \ departed this Life July B, 1694, In the Forty Ninth ]l||t.~.-urrow llorviiig from the o'er-fraught heart. Year of his Age. l No nc-ml llil!-it thnn of I\’lonnnnvntal Verse, ii ]\i1llll'llll'tl !\'lnid, to |n'uvn thy worth was high; Monument on the sccnnd Pillar in the Body on the N. side. The \i'iilow‘s tour -.u.l0rn.~: thy niodcst hearse, Thy llhllll: is llotlurtnl With the poor liIIal'l’s sigh. l Near this Place Lycth the Body of Henry Read, of . Crowood, Gent. who departed this Life ye 27 Day of Alas l tlicy cry, that fueling lwart is cold, January, Anno Domini 1702 in ye 68 year of his Age. That lih'|'nl hand, which grave to all relief, ‘\ 'i'lint tu||-_-_|u:, wliosn swcr.-t||e.~i.~i never can he told, l And also ye Body of Johanna, his ﬁrst 'Wifc, who W'l|ich chnrn|'d nnr cars, aml sooth'd our sharpest grief. departed this life ye 11th Day of April, Anno Domini If [him l'Hlll.\'t leek, brig,-,-ht Angel, from ahovc, y 1676, in yo 33d year of hcr Age. As lu thy God thon liend’st th’ ndoring knee, And Likewise the Body of Banks, their Eldest Son, 11cm-pt this trihntc of a Brother's Love, who departed this Life ye 2d of March, An‘ Dom. And in thy Orisons remember me. * 1682, in ye 17 year of his Age. ' O o I 2

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On a Flat Stone in Body. l Near this Place are Deposited, in tile family Vault, Here Lycth the Body ofJohn Cox, who died June 23, , the Remains oi‘ Frances llond, Rclicl-t of llenry 1733, Aged 38 years. Read of Crowood, lisq.

—-tit-_-pi To enumerate hcr varinns good A ctions would he as unnecessary to those who knew her, as it would be On a Monument in I-Inst Wall of N. Aisle. unjust to her Character not l.o notice, how iinilurmly I|| Memory of Jonathan Rnncl-tstone, Gent. whose M silo exelnpliiiorl, througll n length of your-e, all I_l|()5Q eminent virtues endeared hhn to all good 1ncn while Virtues which tlistingui:-til and atlurll thc dililcrent hving, and whose death cannot be suflicicntly Laincnt-- i Periods of it-nmlc Liic, while thn (lrcntncss of her ed in his degenerate Age. He was never l-tnown to Mind, during the last Struggles of Nature, adilcd rnnrmnr, though deprived by natnre of the Organs of Dignity to hcr nnsnllierl Virtues. Hearing and Spcal-ting. Piety, Justice, Paternal He!‘ much Loved C‘-l|ild|'cn, in 'l'esti|nony of their Ade-ctiori, llutuaoity, Benevolence, (which nrc singly Affection and Respect, dcdicatc this Illonnmcnt to admired in other rncn) were ||racl.iscd by him with an her Memory. Ob. May, 11101, Agcd 71). undcviatiug constancy. He died March 18, 17-15, Agcd 63. — l This Marble is also inscribed to Stephen Rnackstonc, l On a Monument against the East Wall offiouth .-tislc. Gefit. and juane his \\"il'e. He died May ye 19th, To the Memory of Eliznbctil. \\'idow of ']'ho|na5 1728, Aged 75. Batson, Esq. Buried near hcr llusharnl in the tarnily She died Jan. 20, 171.4, Aged 63. aisle of Higllwortll. Ullt.-nrl'u||1c='ss uutl Teirlpcrairce Sarah, his Daoghter, died August 26th, 1710, Pruloilged her lieiicfieellt Lil'c to the Advunccrl ‘I5,- Aged 30 years. riod of Ninety-two years, Witt-.11 she Dc|iart.cd without And also Ann Knacltstone. She Died Dec. ye 3d, a st.r|tgp;|e, on the '22 oi' January, N501], (}rntt~.l'ul for 17-10, Aged 22 years. the Blessiiigs She had experienced, anti in hulnble Hope of a Glorious Resurrection to otcrnnl felicity through the merits ol'hcr Iledeemcr. On a Flat Stone in North Aisle. She was of tl|e ancient family of I.nil."iCl:ii(!."i, nf tho

M. S. ‘If14+4-1; County oi‘ Yorl-t, First Cousin by the whole Blood to Georgi] Moore, the Last, and by thc half Blood to thc present Lord Obijt xix die Maij, llnrewood. Dom. 1729, H Anno i Hﬁtat. 60. Q1111‘--in gm;-A chevron ingrailod between three doves, two in chief, H one in base. H On the second Pillar S. sitlc i'run1 the E. end of Body. Sacred to the Memory of Henry Read, of Crowood, it Esq. who died Jan. Uth, 17.36, Aged B9. Monument in the South Wall of South Aisle. Likewise Ann, his r'\ilect.imrntc Wile, who (aged 6'3) To the Memory of Ilcnry Read, of Crowood, Esq. Survived only to ye succeeding Ninth Day oi'August. who died at Toulouse, in France, on the lirst l)ay of

May, 1786, in the Sixty-Fourth year of his Age. _-_--iii-n

Vain are the Duties 'l’art.ial ]:'ondness Pays, i On Flat Stones in South Aisle. ]fVirtue’s Plandits Sanction not the Lays; Herc Lieth the Body of Mister .l'Idwnrd Keatt, of O’er thee, O Read! no Fading Wreaths are Hung, \Vesclcourt, in the Parish of lionghton, in the County 1\'o Rcquicms brcatlfd hy I-'lattt-.ry's soothing Tongue; i \ of \i-’ilts. who Deceased thc 7 Dny of Jan. An" Dom. Thy worth and truth, in es-‘ry Act :lisnlny’d, 1677. Disdain to Borrow Adulution's Air] : 31- Nuptial and I-‘ilial Love, with grief sincere,

Pour o'er thy Tomb the onavailing Tear. ;1__i_ Here Lyeth ye Body of John Roﬂley, who Died

—-.?_.-n1_1- l 1 Octor. An“ Dom. 1720, Aged 39 years.

in a Vanlt ncar this place Lieth Mary, the ‘Vile of i -_.-1-—-_i| Major llenry Read, of Crnwood, und Daiiglttcr of John Jacob, of Salishnry, M. l). She died May, ;t;_y llere Lyeth ye Body oi"l'homns Hill, who Departed ‘I733, Agcd 25 years. ‘ this Life July y1= 29, A. D. 1702, Aged 49 years. Her Disposition, and Sincere Allection. endeared hcr Coioc hither, Mortals, cast an eye, tn her Iloslmnrl; a Sincerity of Attachment, to hcr y “'i1il.~5t t.hou hast time |1|'epat'e to die ; Frieuds; and the G-entleness of hcr Manners, to all Consider well, for die thou must, who knew hcr. 1 And as I am be tura‘d to dust. I

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In Memory of Joseph Fowles, Gent. who died July H Underneath lyeth the Remains of Ann, Daughter of ye 2|, I731, Agcd 60 years. John & Eliz. Cbing, who died April 7tb, 1806,

ii Aged 13 years. The Church eonsists of a Chancel, Nave, North and South Aisles. The Nave is supported by four Spe eert-It resuscitaadi in Christo, hie subter saeri niassive pillars, and four pointed arches. rcqniescuut cineres Gul. Brewer. Arlnigeri, multosq. Sir ]"rancis Burdett is the Lord of the Manor. per annos ad Pacem Justitiarii, Prudentis et Integri, Litcraturai tam sacral quam profane normedioeriter versati ; iutellectus et penelratione ingeai_jq.; pr-.upol- TROWBRIDGE. lentis aculnine ; quod vero visce majus, pietate probi- tatc et Charitate, insignis quippe, qui benefactis in

On Tilnnumcnls against the north wail ufCl'u1l'lCel. Ecclesiani, ct mopes adoratum ac perenne nomen Near this Place are Deposited the Rt-.‘I1ltllllb' of Mr. adeptus, est in terris, et laudum gloriamq. immortalem John \'l"uts, it Native of this 'l'uw||, who died without in Cmlis quo, salur annornm famze ae diviaarum, Maii Issue Llu: 19th of December, 1741, in the 05 year of his Age. : Mnrmors. hrec pariter, raemoriue sacra Jonathan, PIE!- ln the your 1ti£J‘l, he went to Sevill, in Spain, where dicti Gulielmi, I-'ili_j, qui saepius mereaturae, ergn pere- he resitleil till the hreakiug out of the Confederate gre profeetus, tandem apud Siaas, ﬂorente etate ae ‘Var, when ln: removed to Lisbon in Portugal, and Virtute, sub idem tenipus fatis eoncessit, eateaus pe- tlurre acquired s large l"ortnne, a fair Charaeter, and regrinus, nune vero Dom. the Approhation of his priucipalls. To tl1c Wo1'ld, Etiam Eliz. Monek, til. pracdieti, qua: relieto marito he gave strong testimonies of the 1-'orte of Industry, tribusq. lilijs, Tho. Jana, et “lill. Obiit Loud: 5 Applieation, and Eeonomy; To the Rich-, of the Ci- J unij, 1707. vility and Politeness acquired by Travel; To the .Arms—'I'be same as the preceding.

Poor, of Charity; to Mankind, of Benevolence; to -I-ii--1-1. his Patrons, of Gratitude; to his Intimates, of Friend- ship; to his Relations, of Beaefieenee; and to his M. S. Reliet, of Conjnpal Affection; who, as a Proof of the i Elizabethaa, sub marmoreo eo juxta positsa, Roberti Tenderness she hore to him living, and the llonour lloulton, di.leetiss. Uxoris; qua: Ob. Apr. A. Diii she pays to his Memory now dead, Ereeted this Mo- 1707, Etflt. sure 20. nnmeut. Etiam Elizab. filiaa, qu. ob. Apr. 16. In the same Vault arc Deposited the Remains of A.-ms—Argent, on a fess azure, three bezants between three talbots heads erased of the second, crescent for difl'erence : im- Mrs. Mary “Mitts, lieliet of the said ill r. John “"attS, paling argent, three lions rampant azure, a chief of the last. who died July lilth, 1765, in the 6-1 year of her Age. .--B-3

B-—-1-1. James \Vereat died May 5, 1767, Aged 19. Robert Hawkins, S. T. B. Quondarn Ecelesize hnjus J J ames Wereat died July 28, 1769, Agcd H9. Rector, Snrisburiensis Praabendarius, utriusq. Orna- Joha Wereat died 1"eb. 22, 1760, Aged 67. mentnni, ultari fu:licitel' admotus, jam allare juxta, smwiter alulormiseit, denatus Jlitatis sun: 43, Salutis 1672, cnjus memorize hoe saeravit, ia laerymis Relic- Flat Stones. ta, Elizabeth ll awkins. I-lie situs est, in spe beataa resurreetionis, Thomas ,,drm3—-.'\ rgent, on a saltirc, sable, ﬁve tleur-de-Iis or, a crescent Brimsdon, G-enerosus, obijt 16 die Junij, Anno Salu- of thc second for dilfcrence. tis 1601, Hitatis sure 33. -1

'b—l I- fli- ‘l-ll }—j Abigail, Uxor Gulielmi Brewer, Arm. Tho. Strode, Here also lieth the Body of Jane Long, Widdow, de B0wlcss,- in Coin. Somerset, Armig. l~'ilia; Quam who Departed this life tho . . . Day of Decem. 1667.

probitas, nou fueata, pietas, non superba,eleemosynze, iii‘- non negotiantes, terris dilectain, Cozlo waturam reddi- . . . tbe Body . . dcrunt, liberis dives, ditior operibus, multiplicem (fa- . . es Huish, vente Deo) in utrisq. edidit progeniern, ex his Guli- . . . ser of Physiel-re, elnms l'en|hrok-in, et Maria, junta sepulta, ex illis . . he time of Martin, n Domino nmrientum nulla non sequntur, Coll. in Oxon, he fell Obiit Julil 25, Anno i 13‘- i A sleep the 4 Day of Arms-—Gu't‘*.s, two be-nds wavy or, in chief vair, argent, and l April An. Dom. 1640, M. D. S. azure: impaling ermine, on a canton, sable, a crescent, ermine. E I 44

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Brass Plate. T Viro, sed cito uimis ereptam, non prius tamen qnem Here lie the Remains nf Mrs. Eliz. Brewer, who ab illa, chara sui invieein amoris pigiluru susccperst, Departed this life May '28, 1761, Aged B-1. Eduardum, ﬁliuro, deasq. natas Annum ct .‘~'-uram, Here lies also the Remains of William Brewer, who quos supcrstites reliquitat. mu-.rcotes Vila tandem heuo Dcpurtcd this life June 19, 1766, Aged 64. functo mnrtem, non irmnnturam obiit, illins uer: cupi- dus, nee timidus, quippc t|||i llovil. cum t.i:|'rm'||n| lieet — alitcr Reginarn, uculrro dem|.l.o osse i|||=ruu:1||, sic Against North-East Pillar of Nave. placide e vivis(inoricutib1|s polius) ud Cu:litus abiit Anno Salulis l7lti, /l'Ilntis sun: 77". DI 0. Ml SI Quad ﬁcri fas est in memors invidu ft-cit, exuvius ra- Heurici Wallis, Armigeri, quod mortals fuit, prope i puit (hella rapina) mess, nt super iuduereui a-ternu: re- subjacst, anima superis frueute, fama et exemplo su- galia vitae, quis vieit tandem dicite vivo eano- perstitibus. Natus fuit Anno Dom. 1629, Anno

1691. Vicceomitis Wilton oflicin, quarto nou. Sept. _ anui sequentis Clirnncterici fui niagui vitil functus est, Underneath this Stone Lyeth ye Body of William uuuc Cevli gaudiis. Marito uptime merenti, ct libcris H Jordan. He died August yr-5tl1, A. D. 1736, Ann-.12, Neville, Heurieo, ct Sarte,A|iun uxor et mater Aged 4.5 years. rnozstissima. I-I. M. P C. i Also Here lieth the Body of Iilizaliizlli Ilui-.t, who Arms-Ermine, e. bend, gale: ; impaling sable, a fess ingrailed or, between three escallops srgcat. Died November ye flth, A. D. 173-1, A god ‘.13 years. Also Here lyeth y¢ Body of Abigail Jordan, whu Dc- -11-q---_—._ parted this life the 16th of Novcrn. 1751, Non procul ab hae columns, occidclltern versus, Aged 57 years. requieseit Corpus Rev‘-ii ct in primis eruditi viri Dom. 4 _L_ M-1 ’l'l|o|me Lucas, Thcoiogi vero Christi-uni, qui hoc in oppido annos co|uplu|'e=s lieligiouem puram et iutarnina- In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of Thomas Burgess, tam, non conscionibus solum suavissimis, sed ct m oribus who dy'd June the Bib, A. D. 1727. Aged 27 years. integerriiuis, et char-irate ctelesti ineolis commendavit, Also, in Memory of Wm. Son of Thomas and Con- levi dcmum valetudine, inter ccnseionandum eorreptus stance Burgess, dy'd August y1'- 21, 17:1--1, deccm fere dies deeubuit, doloris pcnitus sxpers, spei- Aged 2 years. que lzntissimze plenus, tumque amicis, non sihi eito uimis, placida piorum morte, ct terris czneessit pfidic -H F Idus Mattias, 1'7-"L1. s On Flnl. Stones in Nave. Conjugem hnhuit Dom. Eliz. Coleman, lectissimam '1‘hos., Dundee, Gent. died the 14th April, 1306, Fceminam, qua eurn araantissime vixit, quam Pl'£l1l'l'lfl.- Agcd 7-I years. tur-Z1 morte mccrens arnisit xv kalcudas Decem. 1732. -i--——-ii Cujus etiam Reliquia:-. juxta sunt positre, in memoriam |1.1rt'litul|lopti|l11-1 meritorum, utque postcris utile pro- In Memory of Mr. Richard Arthur, of Bristol, ponutur cxeluplur, hoe monnmentuin posuit solits liodic Druggist, who died the lirst ol' April, 11305, 5llliel'.-ll.(ES I-'ilius, illcicatur Londinensis. ‘I753. i Aged 40 years. Arnis--.-trgent, a fess between six anmdets, guies, bar-wise: impaling azure, a cross-fiery, or, between four mullets, argcnt. ‘ Cm-I--A wyi.-ern’s head, gulcs, issuing out of a ducal coroner. On Monuments in no North Aisle. 0|‘. N ear this Place lieth the Body of Ii/|a1';ruret. the Wife of Richard Sin-apnell, who depurtml this life April yo P. M. E. D. S. 20th, Anno Christi l7 ltl, jlritulis till. Joxta jacet, filiorum, Dei. mauumissioucrn manens Also Lyeth the Body of Richard, the Sou of Richard quod moli Potuit, Eduardi, filii Bduardi Davis, hujus and ol'Mnrgaret.Hl1rapnell, Wlm (lied July yfl 22, oppidi, nee inntilis, nee imligui, incola, talis erat 1715, llitat. sum illi. quulcm laude proscquuutr.-r euueti pauein:mnlentur,or- Also lyeth the Body of Philip, the fion of Ttiehnrd riate simple-x,|'ite. probus, vita: iliteger cjusq. nec tenait, and of Margaret Bhrapuell, \\ llu di-parted this life non pcrtaesus vivcudi fincm, non frustrari uuicc solici- May the 4th, Anno t lnisli l'it1l, ilihitis sun: '29. tus culnitute ruunsuctudine ehnritatc, nulli secundus. J1-PSI] nostri saero saucti salvatoris lteligioumn, non Also lyeth the Body of llii:lr.n':l Hhr-.|pm:ll, sen. who lulll pi-an se tulit quam eoluit exhibuit ornavit, post hscc l)y’d April the 13, A. D. 1'iIl0, A|.;Pd 75 yours. nil mirum :5I:.'|1l"d:lUi!~I86, amantissimum, suavissimum, Also near this Place lyeth tho flloily of I':tl\VaI'd probatissinium, maritum, patrem, amicum, Ullorem Shrapnell, Departed this life l)er:emla|-.r tl1|: I-5, duxit, Mareum Benger, de Osbourn, diguani tali Anno Domini 1732, A gcd :13 years. I 4-5

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Sacred to the Memory of Edward Horloek Mortimer, \‘ Also underneath Lieth five Children of John and Est]. :1 Deputy Litrutiznanl. F01’ Wilts, and Jusiicn of x Martha Ghey. the l'i-114:1: fur that County and Somerset, who died l Also in Memory of Mrs. Ann Ghey, “Fife of Joseph llm llilll lJL'r't-lIll|(.'l‘, I803, Aged 51 years. l Ghey, who Departed this life May 2d, 1818, .Irm..- Ur, lhrr-1: bars azure, on a chief of tlmsrlme two pales Aged 60 years. lJr!lwr*t:r1 lwu |n'.r's ur, in fess point an esulltclie-on, errninr‘: im- l lirrliflg :|r,;m|t, :1 rllr.-\ run ingrailed between lhree urahfish, gulos. ii-—-i-—-. I‘.-,-tr--.\ rlL'lIll wy vrrn, proper, on a rnilitary helmet.

-‘iii? Also in Memory of Samuel Ghey, Sen. who Departed l this life Dee. the 26th . 1735. In i\'|r-lrlnry ul' Iiclljalllin, the Soil of Benjamin illltl ]~Zliz1l1 Cuttlo, who Departed this life ye 9th of Au- “ Also in Memory of Eleanor, the \‘Vife of Samuel ;;_||.~.1, H41), Aged '2 mouths. Ghey, Sen. who departed this life February the 10th, 1140, Aged .58 years. Alan in M(+|||0ry (if Mrs. Elizabeth Cottle, ‘villa Of the said Benjaniin, who died ye 16th of April, 1752, \ .._..___. Aged 35 years. Also in Mcniory of lllr. Benjamin Cottle, who de- Also in Memory of Mary, Wife of John Ghey, who pnru-.d this Life the llth of December, 1733, died Sept. 19, 1814, Aged 23 years. Aged 33 years. Also 2 of their Children, who died in their Infancy.

pi-¢——1 l P llerelyeth the Body of Margery Clark, the Daughter of John and I'Iliv.u.buth Clark, who died Jan. y*‘- 22, lAlso in Memory of Samuel and Mary, Son and Anno Dom. 1722, Aged 46 years. Daughter of Samuel Ghey, Sen. Samuel Dyed 17 Sept. 1131, Mary Died 16th May, 1729. In Memory of Elizth. yfl Wife of Thos. Clarke. She Also in Memory of Betty, Daughter of Samuel and Dy’d ye 26 March, 1733, Aged_41 years. \ Eleanor Ghey, who Departed this life I-‘eb. the 24, Also in Memory of Thos.-Clarke. He ._Dy'd 18 Dee. 1739, Aged 64 years. 1740, Aged 28 years. Also in Memory of Joseph Ghey, who departed this it-ii life Dee. 1, 1820, Aged 66 years. Beneath this Stone lyeth yfi Body of John Clarke, l Joyner, who Departed this lifn ye 25 day of Februar... ii Also Beneath this Stone lyeth ye Body of Robt. ye H Flat Stones. Son of John Clarke, and of Elizth his Wife, who Dy’d In Memory of Ann, Daughter of James and Sarah May ye 7, An“ Dom. 169- . Edgell, who died July 17, 1Bl7, Aged 1B years. q-xipi--— l In-1—-1--__, Iu Memory of Wm. Son of Thos. and Ann Clarke. lle died in July, 1748, Aged 2 years. Underneath are deposited the Remains of Thomas Also in Memory of Ann, Wife of Thos. Clarke, who Clark, Esq. who died the 25 day of July, 1780, died y'= 20 of Oetober 1750, Aged 33 years. Aged 48 years. Also in Memory of Ann, Daughter of Thomas and Also of John Clarke, Esq. who died the B day of Feb. Ann Clarke, who Dy'd yfl 5 Feb. 1752, 1604, A ged 64 years. Aged 4 years dc 3 months. l

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In Memory of I".lizl-ll, the \Vil'e of Richard Little, who Brass Plate. died the 4th of February, 1730, Aged 25 years. , Here lyeth the Body of Joseph Lewis, who Departed Also in Memory of Mary Ann and John, Son and i this life the last day of December, 1738, Aged 55. Daughter of liiehard dz Elizabeth Little, who died in thsir.You1.h. I In Memory of Elizabeth, Daughter of Wm. 8.: Ann In Memory ofJohn Ghey, who departed this life July l Crowter, who died March ya 24, 1734, Aged 3 years. the 10, 1702, Aged 78 years. L Also Ann, the Wife of Wm. Crowter, died Oet. 13, A loving; Husband, a Father Dear, 1739, Aged 31 years. A Faithful friend, do now lie here; l Aliio“'in Memory of John, Son of William 8: Ann In love he liv’d, in peace. he dy'd, , Crowter, who died ye 23 Jan. 1750, Ilis life desir’d, but God deny'd. i Aged 23 .yee.rs. ‘ P P I 46

146 MONU MENTAL INSCRIPTIONS On a Monuments in 5. Aisle. And of Hester, their Daughter, W'ife of Tliomas M. S. l Jeﬂerys, Esq. who died April 12th, 1733, Aged 37 years. Venerabilis Viri Eduardi Yen-bury, A nn. Qui ﬂagranti nuper Civili Bcllo, Pro l-‘ide Carolo Martyri prmstitai i Also of Elizabeth Stratton Coles, Daughter of James Lare pi-ofugus, plimnthi ohijt; ihiq. Dormitorium in- Coles, Esq. of Parrocks Lodge, Somerset, who died vcnit. Nee l|uI'| Ann-m, Vidua: qjiisiiem mrestissim-.e, June 10th, 1Bl6, Agcd 36 years.

antiquai, stirpc inter Atrebatios uriundue, Iit utrisq. -iii-$- Pnrentis liberorum Iiduardi, A0113}, Johannis, posuit Near this Pillar Lycth thc Body of llnnnnh, the Junie l'ilius Eduardus. Bicnnio ante obitum, Oct. “’il'e of Tllnmas Nutt, who l)(-pnrttrd this lili: the se:26,9'2.. Qui snbtus reiiuicscunt, in spe bcatae 22 Day of March, Anno Dom. 1'7}-if Aged 36 years. Resurrectionis, A“ Doi CK) IDC KC. Arms--Or, a lion rampant argent; impaling or, a chevron be- Stay, Reader; stand, and lend an car tween three gules. Unto the duet that slunibur here ; l And while that thou does read of um, Think on the glass that runs For tliee. M. S. —_.-ii.‘ Guliclmi Yerbury, Gcn. et IIenriei. Coll r Magd: On Flat Stunrs. Soc '. Med : Doe: Frau-um Cmlibum integrorumq. vi- l Francis Hooper died 2-tth March, 176-I, tae, quorum rnuniiieentia supremis illuxit tabnlis, qui- Aged U‘). years. bus uterq. nostris, lllc et vicinis Bradfordiae, Rhodias, et Beckingtoniae, prospexit cgcnis. L ‘G ulielni. (LXXIX oct.9, MDCXICVIII. Brass Plato. Ohio: l5||thonire,1AI1° et subtusjacct. In Memory of Nicholas Greene, Cont. who died Runtlllerlriii Itltii 1LIX.I'llul'.2-3, M nctxitxvr. October '2'I.d, I771, Aged 6|. Uxonire, 5 Ibidemq. sepultus. Also Rachel, “’il'e of the above Nicholas Greene,

- who died Oct. B, 1730, Aged 60. I Also Nicholas, their Son, who died June 2'1, 1806, Near this Monument are deposited the Remains of Aged 61. Esau Reynolds, Esq. who lost his life by a fall from u his horse, on the 29th Day of September, 1778, l In the Vault beneath are deposited the Ttemnins of ' Aged 53 years. Samuel W attou, Brazier, of this 'l'nwn, ulm ll:-|>:|rtod Farewell, blest Shade! Alas ! too early ﬂed, this life April ‘list, lttltt, Agcril 5!! yours. ‘Who knew thee living, but laments thee Dead. Also of Froelove \l'attm|, wilio of the almvr.--mi=ntior:ed No more, no more, far better would it be Samuel “'atton, who dvpztrierl this lite August 23d, To lay sepulcher’d than remember thee. litltl, Agcd 511 yeur:~'. Also are Deposited the remains of Betty Reynolds, Also of Freelove “attain, their ll'.lllg;lllr‘l', who de- who Departed this life the 20th Dny of October, 1783, parted this lil'e June 30th, 111011, Apr-d l7 yenrs. Aged 77 years, Also of Edward \\’ynuo “’atton, their Son, who died Mother of the abovc-named 1-Isau Reynolds, and \Vife in Infancy. oi the underementioned Jonathon Reynolds.

Also 'are deposited the Remains of Jonathan Rey- Against South Wall of South Aisle. nolds, who Departed this lii'e the 17th day of March, A 'l'able of the 1736, Aged 94 years. Benefactors to the Poor of the Arm|—A1-gent, a chevron cheeky argent and gates, between Liberty of Trowbridge. three erosslets ﬁtcby sable. £. 1611. Mr. John Hawkins gnve '20. i Mr. Wm. \Vallis, of London, gave 20. West End of South Aisle. Mr. Edward W'allis gave 10. 1661. Mr. Iiitekiel Ivallis gave 10. To the Memory of Mr. James Coles, who Departed Mr. Anthou y Shcphard gave $3 this life Aug. 3d, 1761, Aged 42 years. Mr. Robert Wliitchol gave Of Hester, his \Vife, who died June 3d, 1769, Mrs. Ann W'l|itchel gave UIUI. Aged 40 years. Mrs. Lan gford gave 10, Of Five of their Daughters, who all died in their Mrs. Mary Lang-ford gavc 3. Infancy. Mr. Buekel gave 2. Oi Richard, their Son, who was killed at Sea, Oet. Mr. Edward Davis gave 40. 16th, 1782, Aged 24 years. 1637. Mrs. Margaret Davis gave 10. I4-7

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1602. Ilonry W'nlli.s, Esq. gava £.b0, the Proﬁts In the south window is some painted glass. tlu-reef to 12 poor llouseltcepcrs having no R6- I lii-l' (11-g.-,"nrd being hnd to his name & Relations) i in be tli.-lptistitl uf at the Nativity Of our Sn- North Aisle. viunr yi-unly liir t-vcr. 1802, Jan. 7. John Clarke, of this Town, Esq. hy ‘1700. Mr. Jnlin l);ivi.~; gave £.'10, the Profits his Will of this Date gavc Fifty Guineas, tha tlit-rt-of, ttigtrthivr with the several sums above Interest thereof to be given away in Bread snirl. are to lm ilistrihntcd to the Poor of this i Annually on Christmas Day to such poor ]‘.|ri.-h nt. the Nativity of our Saviour yearly persons as thc Churchwardcns and Overscers fnr evm-r. shall think most deserving of tha same. Mr'1i0lMll'mcllcn gave £' ion’ the Proms theriof ii He also gava one Hundred Guineas towards the tn 2-l pnnr people, having no relief, to be dis- erection of an Organ in this Church, and (as tributed in Bread weekly for ever. soon as the Organ shall be erected) he dirccted 1753. that his Executors should transfer to thc ii--ii Churehwardens four hundred pounds, I-‘ivc per Cent. Stoclt, the Dividends to he by them ATablc of the Benefaetions to the Poor Annually paid to an Organist. ofthis Parish 0f'l'rowbri1-lge.

iii 1731. Thos. (.'-oopr-r, of Stnwferd, Gent. gave £.50 to the Poor of this Piirisli, the Profits thereof to be Thos. Dundee, distributed yearly of the l'ea.~it. of St. 'l'h0I11as thc Of this Town, Gentleman, who gave Two Hundred Apostle for ever. pounds to complcat the above Organ. 1736. Mr. Wm. ‘Temple gave £.20 to the Poor of the Parish ot'Trowbrirlgc, tho Proﬁts to he distributed 1- yearly on the Twelfth Day for Ever. The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and North 1773. Wm. Temple, Gent. Son to the preceding, and South Aisles. The Nave on each side is sup- bequeathed to the Poor of thc Parish of Trowbridge ported by live pointed arches, resting on light pillars. Twenty Pounds, the Proﬁts whereof arc to he Distri- buted nnnuully according to thc Discretion of the pxinii-ii Parish Ollieers and princip.-il Inhabitants among such as receive no pnroeliinl relief, at Christmas for ever. Trowbridge Register hegan 30 Oct. 1536. The Rev. George Crabbe, Rector.

— Thos. Timbrell, Esq. Lord of the Manor. A Table of the Benefactors to the Poor of the Liberty of Trowbridge. Mrs. Ann Wallis gave £. 20, the Profits thereof to be disposed of as the Gift of her Father. 1693. HILPERTON. 1008. Mr. llenry, Mr. Edward, & Mr. VI/illiam Yerbury, Ereetcd an Aims-llousc in this Parish for the support of Six. poor Wirlrlows On u Monument against tha north wail of Chancel. having no Itelicf, and Endowed it with £, 22 To the Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, who Ytrarly for .l'1ver. Departed this lifc July 17th, I780, Aged 06 years. 1704. Mr. ltielinrd Singer gave £.l20, the Profits Also of James Chapman, Gent. many years of this thereof tn Six poor Ilmisekeepers constantly Parish, who Departed this lifa June 21, 1786, frequenting this Chnreh, having no relief, to be Aged 52 years. (1-lH|ll1.\i0ll of in Bread weekly for ever. He was an affectionate Husband, a tender Parent, 1721. Mrs. Ann Wallis, ltnlict of Henry 'Wallis, and a sincere Friend. Iisq. gave .f.'.'-J0 to the Poor of this Parish, thc Profits t||creul' to he disposed of in the same Also tn the Memory of Sarah, his \'l’ife, who, after manner as that given by her Hushnnd. many years painful illness, which she bore with Chris- 1724. Mr. James Singer gave £. 200, the yearly In- tian Fortituda and Resignation, exchanged this mortal terest whereof is to pny for the education of life for Immortality Jan. 29, 1801, Aged 55 years. Ten poor Buys of this Parish for ever. 1730. Mr. Ilichartl Shrapnel! gava £320 the yearly Interest whereof is to pay for the Education of 1 East Ead of the Church. one poor Boy of this Parish for ever. Near this Place lyeth the Body of John Slade, who I752. i departed this life Sept. 17, 1669. I 48

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Flat Stone. Bodyof...... Clarke, who departed I-Iere lies Mr. John Palmer. l this life the 12 day of Aug-u.-.1, 1077. Mrs. B. P. N. and Child. Also I-Iere lyeth the Body Henry Reilmau, Juner, Mr. John P. died June 13, I776, Aged 74. who Departed this life the B Day of .-‘i1-ril, 1602..

Julia died in her '7 year. in-i_—-in Mrs. died Mareh 16, I793, Aged 69, ' Here Lyeth tho Body of Elisabeth Parker, who De- Peace in Christ, &e. 1793. | parted this life April 27th, 17.32, Agcd 6.5.

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On a Brass Plate. F In Memory of Joseph, Son of Josepli and Janie Viles, Here lieth interred the Body of Mr. Jolm Fido, Ree- who died July the 19th, 1775, Aged U years.

tor of this Parish, who Departed this life 24 Day of 1-iii; June, 1723, in the 59. year of his Age. 1 In Memory of Mary, ‘Wife of William Morris. She Be ye also ready, for in such an hour as ye think not Departed this lift: January ye 2nd, 1773, the Son of man eometh. St. Mat. xxiv. 44. F Aged B2 years. i L Also in Memory of William Morris, Yeoman. He Register hogan ln 1694.—I{ev. Mr. Ianes Reetor. Departed this life July ye Bth, in the year of our Lord 1773, Aged U3 years. —___.% Both in full age wee here cloth lie, Ifthou art ould preparo to dio; ST A V ERTO N. If thou art young pro].-are also, |i—-iii? When death do eoine, than thou must go. Against the South Wall of Nave. I Also in Memory of Mary, Wife of lsaae Alland, and Near thls small but sacred Monument resteth Jone, Daughter of William and Mary Morris. She Departed this life January 9, 1791-, A-[ed 67 years. the beloved Wife of Stephen Smith, who Departed J this Life Jan. 18, 1778, Aged 32 years. A faithful Friend, a Wife most dear, Agsinst the North Wall of Nsve. A tender Mother huried here; In Memory of John 'W'ilshero, who died March tho Great ls theloss that We sustain, 9th, 1734, Aged 46 years. But Christ hath made our loss her gain. In bod of Clay I sleep with joy, Here also lyeth two of her Children, who died in their From eare. and labour free ; 44___L4 ' Infancy. When Christ doth eall, arise I shall, Also Jane, Daughter ofthe ahove, who died Sept. 1st, And Death no more shall see. 1778, Aged ‘I years. Also near this Monument is Iaterr’d yv Body of Jane, Also Mary, Daughter of the above, who died March Itelict of the aforesaid John Wilshere, who died July 20th, 1798, Aged 2-1 years. i 5th, 1753, Aged 60 years. Also Stephen Smith, who died April the 18, 1801, ii-ii Aged U3 years. To the Deare Memory of Michael Tidcombe, Jsne Blessed are the Dead whieh die in the Lord. Revela- his W'ife, and Jane his Daughter. Miehuel was tions, Chap. xiv. Verse 13. buried January the 20, ‘I650; Jane, his Wife, De- Also in tho same Vault resteth the Remains of Sarah, parted the 31 of Mareh, 16513; Jane, his Daughter, the W'ife of James Smith, (aud Daughter of Richard was buried Fehruary the lmli, 1663. and Sarah Pocoek, of Allington) who Departed this K These near related Frieauls wliam ilenth lllll sever, life March the 28, 1804, Aged 30 years. By death Jehovah now hath brought. i.ll:,'|l..'l.ll('I'; The hloom of her days. and the vigour of her life, L These near this plaee shall rest, till all returns She always direeted to her best, her everlasting Their borrow ed dust back tu the fatall urae.

interest. -Q?----.ig 1 South Wall. To the Memory of Tliomas Baker, Yeoman. He WINSLEY. Dy’d Oetohor ye 13th, A. l). 1727, Aged 41 years. Remember, you that 1.nssi.-th b_v, On Flat Stones in Chancel. That you one day lnust surely :l_y; Under this Tomb lies the Remains of Martha and Therefore with slmvtl p|'upui'e for death W iliiam Perey, they both died Children. Before ye Lord demands your breath. I49

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To the l\"lt.-nn.ry of Jane, vI'- W'ife of Thomas Baker, A East End. Yr.-olnan, who l)0partotl this life Fellrllitry the 19th, 1 'l‘he other Side of this Wall lyeth the Body of John A" HE‘ .-'l-itnlis sun; 39. ~ Morgan, who died Oct. 28th, 1764, Aged 76 years. -zz, i Clark of this Parish 46 years. As iloy doth pass, nnd night do come, i Unr lives do fnrlo away; Also Eleanor, 'Wife ofJohn Morgan, who died March In t. on-iy one think on thc Lord 7 the 27th, 1757, Agcd 65 years. \\'hilts they on Iinrtll do slay. 1-15-1-1---1

In the Chnrehyard, behind this Wall, lie the Remains (In n l"lHl.Slo1n:IiIl Nara. Hf Joilll ."iio1"gan, who Departed this life Dec. 2l.."it, llr.-rt: lyeth tho Body of Iiiehard Drnce, who was 1788, Aged 35 years. buried the '.lllth Day of May, . . Dom. 1701!. Hc was a Dntiful Son, an Affeetionatc Ilnsbaud, ._._._....._.. A temlcr Father, and a Sincere Friend. i Hritclunmlts. y -___1_;_.i_ Argent, B. chevron, gnles, bet'wer'n three crnslllets litchy of tho ~ South Wall. same, issuing out oI' ns many . . . . heads eouped, vcrt: hnpal M inn‘, Long. Near this Place lieth Ann Dike, Dnnghtcr of Thomas and Mary Dike, of Limpley Stoke, Gent. and ‘Wife of The same as the preceding—in|paling quarterly, ﬁrst and . fourth sable, a lion rampant hetween eight crosslets litchey, y George Dike, Esq. died July the 5th, 1776, Aged 01 argent: selmnd and third per pale, lat, paly of live, argent and years. lahln, 2(l, aznro. Also George Dike, Esq. Son of Richard and Ann Crest-—A dami buck, erect and regardant, argent, on an es- Dike, of Water House, Gent. died Nov. 16th, 1733, qn1re's helmet. Aged 73 years. Register beg-an in 1724. A

Rev. Mr. Blurnsberg present Rector. ‘l On a Flat Stone to Chancel. Underneath lies the Body of Susanna Langley, 'D-angliter of Robert and Mary Langley, of Water LI MPLILY STOKE. llonsc, who dii.-d the 13th Day of December, 1786, A gcd 17 months. -|IIh T ‘ Robert Langley, Esq. died August 29th, 1815, On illannmcnls i\|.{illIl:rl North Wnll of Chancel. Aged 67 years. In Mmnory of Susanna, Wife of John Cooper, and filary Langley, who died Feb. 26th, 1320, Daughter ot'George Dike, Gent. She dictl 25th A pi-il, Aged 73 years. 17-20. Aged 27. .__...______. y $I—-1-Z-uni On a Brass Plate. Near this Place lie the l‘.mnnins of Henry Iiisller, Esq. who died July 10, 179-3, Aged-tl years. ‘i llere lyeth the Body of Ann Dike, thc most loving , , \ and Beloved Wife of George Dike, Esq. Daughter Also the llelnains of Mary, Wile of the above Henry i and Heiress of Thomas Dike, Esq. and Mary, his Fislit:r, lisq. and Motln-r to thc under-named Chil- Wife. Shc died 5th July, 1776, in the 61 year of her tlren, who Departed this life Nov. 16th, 1816, Age. A gt.-d -'37. She was a kind and Alfeetionate 'Wife, a fond and Also George Dike, Esq. Son and Heire of Richard most tondcr Purl.-nt, a good Christian, and a sincere i Dike, Iﬁsq. and Ann, his Wife, of Water Ilouse_ I"|'il.-llll. Q He died 16th Nov. 1703, Aged 73 years.

In the same Grave lie the Remains ofGcorge Robert l 1-u-Q_1i¢.1- Dyke Fisher, Hon of the abort-~named l-ienry Fisher, A‘ Against the North Wall of Nave. and Mary, his Wife, who died June 11th, 1800, i‘ Aged 6 years. Y Against ye foundation lycth ye Body of John Dike, Son of George Dike, Gent. and Ann, his Wife, who Also of their Daughter Mary Susannah Fisher, who . Departed Feb. ye 22d, 1703. dieil l"r.-h. lllth, 1800, Aged 23 years. F Also ye Body of Ann Dikc, “Fife of George Dike, Also of their Daughter Elizabeth Fisher, who died ii Gent. who Dyed Oct. yo 23, 1718. August 4th, 1814, Aged 24 years. i ,Arm.r-—A chevron between three birds. y "Pray let not our Bones be removed. Qq 150

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South Wall of Nave. Beneath this Monument are deposited the Remains of Sacred to the Memory of $arnl1, Vt’ii'e of John Heals, Johu Cooper, of Combcrwell, in thc County of Wilts. who (lied Deeemher 'l9t.h, ltt1‘2. Aged 64 years. Esq. a Gentleman many years in the Commission of Also Mr. John 1-lcals, ol'. Lymply Stoke, who died the Peace, who, by grout Experieiice, nnd ernistant May Tth, 1816, Aged 71. Application, was, in the Disclinrgc of his (Hliee, In- l'crior to few, Superior to many, and to his Country a most nselul M 1|-;_1;is1.rntv. The Rev. Mr. Blulnln-rg lieetor. In the snmn Vault lies Intcrrcnl 5-iarah, the Wife of the George Dike Fisher, Esq. [.ord of the Manor. i said John Cooper, I-‘.sr|. -She was I)aughtor and Solo Heiress of Tlionias Roberts, of (.'irouccster, in the County of Gloucester, Gent. She died 24th June, WINKFIELD. 1741, Aged 50. He February 1st, 17-18, Agcd 69. 1_i-,-__i_ Arm.r—Ur, a saltire, azure, on a chief 0|‘ thc suuic, threo (in Monumenlri against the north wall of Chancel. leopards’ heads caboshed or, crowned urgent. Crest-A dcrni leopard rampant proper, holding in his paw a Near this Place lie the Bodies of Mr. Thomas Cooper, trefoil argenl, crowned or. and Ann, his beloved \Vife. I-Ie was an eminent I-—i_-I1-i_,, Clothier, ﬁrst at Trowbridge, and afterwards at Stow- ford, in this Parish, where he lived many years retired Against the North W all of Nave. from Business. They lived vertuously, and died I-Tere under lieth the Body of Christopher Baylie, piously: the forincr the 2d day of May, 1731, Agcd Esquire, who deceased ye 2th Day of April, An. D6 80 years, thc Latter thc 5th Day of June, 1707, 1663. Agcd 55 years. II. R. I. P. Also ol'.|ohu, their Grand Chihl, second Son of John I-lie requiescit in pace Cooper, ol'T1'owbrirlge, Esq. who died thc 1st Day D. M. S, ol'July, 1714, Agecl 3 months. Dormivnt Mortui Securi. They had three Sous, Thomas, John, and Thomas; Arm:-—Three horses’ heads couped : impnling three battle-ates. the ﬁrst died very young, the last, Aged 22 years, at Oriel Colledgc, in Oxford, in the year 1706, where he iii-Iii , lies Inter-red. Against the South Wail of Nave. John, the Survivor, erected this Monument, as a pious Ncarc unto this Place Lyeth thc Body of John testimony ofhis Gratitude to his well-beloved Parents, Bayloy, of Phillipps Norton, i|| yr (Tnunty of Somer- and Affection to his dear Child and Brothers. set, Gentleman, who l)no.i.-asnd this lil'u y=1'.H Dny of Arms-Or, a aaltire azure, on II. chief of the last three leopards’ October, Anfi Diii loos, And Youngest Sonn to heads cnboshed or, crowned argent. Robert Hayley, of Wincklicld, in the County of

ii-ii Wilts. Gent. and of Christian, his Wife, who was Sacred to the Memory of Jane, Wife ofThos. Morris, Daughter to John Arnall, of the Parrish of llsiugton, Esq. of this Parish, who Departed this life January in ye Connty of Dorset, list]. 11th, 1818, in the 71st year of her Age. Arms--Or, on a fess ingruiled azure lhroc ﬂcur-dc-lie or, between as many horses‘ heads coupcd sable, mullet for di.t‘. iii ference, or. Against south wall of Chancel. Sacred to the Memory of the Rev. Edward Spencer, Iluic vicina marmori terra eonduntnr rcliquiaz Eduardi who, during 56 years, (43 years of which were spent VVad|uan, nuper hu_jn.-i I’-.|roel1i:c incolazg fuit crtimaa by him as Rector of this Parish) sustained the Cha- morum suavitatis, lienevolcntitc, prohitatis vir, talibus racter of u faithful and enlightened Minister of Jesus insignitis virtutibns hunianum genus, nt fovit, ct orna- Christ In the bosom of his Family, and among those vit, suis preeipnit cnrus, nulli non llchilis, nature: eon- who had the happiness to share with that Family the cessit die vicesinio 25° l-'chr: A. 1). 1742, Aunos Na- beneﬁt of his Instruction and Example, the Remem- tus qninquaginta et duos. brance of his amiable Virtues, his Piety, his Integrity, -i his Benevolence, his Hnluility, and his Resignation, will be long and allcetiunately cherished; supported In Memory of Captain John Vi-'ndn1an, of this Parish, to the last by that Bedeenier whose Grace, through who died thc 2d day of August, 1000, Agcd 75 years. life, it was his Constant. exertion to display. He died -.1-‘Pi-ii- February 9th, 1.819, in the 60th year of his Age. As a Testimony of Respect and gratitude to thc On Flat Stone in Nave. Guide and Friend of their early years, his Pupils have Here Lyeth the Body oi‘ l-lenry Noble, who Departed caused this Tablet to he erected. this life December the 1st, A. D. l'732,Agecl 60 years. 151

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Also nearc this Place lyeth the Body of Ann, the In Memoriarn suarissimi ingenii Speiq. eximim pueri. \\’il'o of llenry Noble, who Departed this life Mlty é nobili prosapia Eduardi, ﬁlii Hicardi Lewis, Armi- the 2l5t, A. D. I738, Aged about 30 years. geri, et lilarim. uxoris ejus, parentes hoe posuenint niterentes, qui natus Apr: die 23, 1668, Dcnatus Feb : 13, 1670. Against lhe Gallery. Dormit in hoe pulcher puer ore et mente Cubili, Mr. Itiehurd Ilissie, of Pumbcry, gave four Pounds Dunn Sol justitia suscitet ortus eum. yearly for Pu|.lii|g out a Poor lloy, an Apprentice, lielorlgiug to this Parish. llere Lyeth the Body of Anne Lewis, Daughter ol' Mr. 'l'l|omas C()l)]l('l', of l'it0Wl'0rcl, Gave two Pounds Richard Lewis, Esq. & Mary His Wife, who was your-ly to thc Poor ofthis Parish, not receiving Alius, Borne thc 8th of Octob. in the yeare of our Lord to be paid every St. Thomas Day. 1672, And Departed this life the ‘2lst of September, 1673. --0--— Iiatclunenr ttnd-01‘ the Towcr. Here lyeth y¢ Body of Elizabeth Lewis, Daugbter of Richard Lewis, Esq. and Mary, his Wife, who was Or, n saltirc |l?.lll'l:, on a eliief of the last three leopards‘ heads |3|-llJllHlll'.'ll or, crown:-.|l ar|;enI.', irnpaling sable, two bars ermine, horn the 6th of D123 iil yﬂ yenre of our Lord 1675, G: on u. el|it:!' sable, three cross pattee, or. Departed tbis life y¢ 11th ol' February, 1676.

1-Q-1-ii Here Lyeth the Body of Lady Catharine Powlett, Over the South Entrance. 'Wife of the Rt. Hon°'= Lord Harry Powlett, who Under the Stone, us you enter yo Porch, lyeth y° died April 23d, 1744, Agcd 49 yenrs. Body of John Bissie, the Sonne of John Bissie, and Edith his Wile, who ended this life the 25th of Oe- C. L. Roots, July 12th, 1793. tober, An° 1622, Etat. 24.

On a Monument in Chancel. Outside, on the soutb wall. Heere lye the Bodyes of the Right Wor : Sr Edward Tireetuil Anno D0rTi 1687, By S1‘ James Tillie, Kl. to Lewys, lntc of the Vane, in the Countie of Glamorgan, thc Memory of his /lnccstours, who, in this Pnrish, KM. one of the Gentlemen of the privie Chamber to lived Vertumisly, 6.: died Piously, and lie Interreil Prince Henry, and after to King Charles, And of the under the ‘Two Opposite TOHrl)B Stones, Viz. Under Right Hon"l'= Anne, Lady Bcauchampe, his \Vife, the the In.-are:-it Stone John Tillie the Elder, and Mary his Widowe of Edward I.orde Beaucharnpe, Daugbter Wife, and Severnll of their Children ; And under thc of -Robert, Earl of Dorset, by the Lady Margaret rcinotest Stone, John Tillie the Younger, and Susanna Howard, sole daughter ol"1'l|omas, Duke of Norfolkc. his Wife, and Several] of tbeir Children. They had Issue lyviug fewer Sonnes, Edward, Wil- liam, Richard, and Robert, and one Daughter, Anne Lewys. Register commenced in thc ycor 165-1. l-le deported this Life the 10th of October, 1030, in l Memorie of Whomc his Mournefull Lady Ereeted r\ .\ lhe Rev. Thomas Spencer Rector. this Monument for him nnd her Selfe, whee Deceased tbe 25th of September, 1684.. — 7 _ _*1r Round the edges of the Tomb. Since Children are the living Corner-Stone EDIN(i'l'() N. \Vhere Marriage built on botb sides mcetes in one, Whilst they survive, our life's shall have extent Upon record in them, our Monument. Un Flat Stones in Chancel. [On this Monument are lying the statues of the Knight and his Lady: the former is in armour, bis hands meeting on M. S. his breast, a pillow under his bead, and his feet resting Dill Jacobi Lewis, Riehardi Lewis, Arrnigeri, Et Ma- on alion; his Lady lying beside him, aleopard at her ria; Uxoris, Optinise Spci Filii, qui fate eoncessit feet. On the north side of this Tomb are the figures of 20" (lie mar. A“ Diii 1600, 1FIt. 9°. three males and two females, kneeling] Ingcnin qui vicii. avos vernantc pareutunr, delicite Amu-Quarterly, first sable, a lion rampant srgenl, armed gulel: second sable, a chevron between three fleur-dc-lie er- gcncris apes, stupor as-tq. dccvs, Parcarum inuidie gent ; third gules, three ehevrons urgent, fourth sable, a ebu- tcnnris hie eomlitur nonis, rnro tit vir, qui noluit esse ron between three spear heads argent, pointed gules: irnpaling puer, non qmuiuis, sed qualis crat deposa:,Viator, quarterly, first and fourth or, second and third 5-ales, over all l Corpore si parvus, maximus ingenio. bend vair, urgent, and azure. I 2

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On a Brass Plate without the Rails. l West End of Nave. Here lyeth y¢ Body of Mrs. Elia"! Bayley, Daughter l Near this Place lyeth the Body of James Baldwin, ofThos.Bayley, Gen. of ye iilieth, in ye Par. of of Edington, who died the 151; of March, 1704, Atherston, in ye County ol' Leicester, Ctr $orvant to Aged 35 years. M_ar_1;'j_ Lewis, who Departed this life yﬁ Uth of Au- 7 Also in Memory of Elizabeth, \\'i|'e of James Bald- gust, Anno Doiili 1691. win, whu Departed this life the llth Day of Nov. 1780, in the 77 year of her Age. -mii---1 l -——i—-—-1? Here lyeth the Body of John Allambrigge, sometime Chaplaine to the right honorable Anne, Lady Beau- Near this Place lieth the Body of Mary Eliz. Wife of ehamp, who dyed June ye 15th, "1663. Roger Carter, who died June 20, 1769, l Aged 69 years. t Also in Memory of Roger Carter, who died April On Monuments ug-uinat the south-west Pillar of the Tower. 14th, 1767, in the B2 ycar of his Age. r

time Near this Place Lieth the Remains of George Taylor, l Esq. and Ann his Wife. She died March 3d, 1806, Near this Place lyeth the Bodies of \Vm. Tayler, Aged on years, He died Feb.14th, tam, in the 74th Yeoman, and also Robert, his Sun. .l{ubert died year of his Age. Feb. y° 20th, 1762, Agritl 31 yours. l 'William Tayler, died Sept. ye 13th, 1762, This Monument is ereeted to thc Memory of W'illiam Aged 66 yenrs. Long, 1-Isq. who Departed this life at Bayntou House Also underneath in the r-amc (i rave Lyeth tho remains Julie the 10th, 1807, Aged 73 years. F of Mary, Wife of William Tayler, who departed this .lr'rm--Long: impnlirig a lites between lhrea ﬂenr-de-lis. l life June the 16th, 1761, in the 77 year of her Age,

i-i -1-i_.i.i.; Also underneath Lyeth- the Remains of Susanna,

l Daughter of_William and Mary Taylcr, who Departed _ N. E. Pillar. this life Dec. the 16th, 1610, Aged 62 years. i '€ae'i-311' to the Memory of Emma Long, only Chilrl of l “'illiam Long, of Baynton, Esq. and Mary, his \\'il'e. On Flat Stones in Nave. She was born May 7th, 1794, and departed this life January 6th, 1796. ln Memory ofRiehardl'1llis, Sen. of Hurst, in this Parish. He Dcpartcd this lili: Juno y" 2U, 1769, Sweet Innoccnt, of fondest hope, tl|ns early taken Aged 72. t_'rom_ thy diseonsolate parents, leaving them to lament a blessing that promised every future excellence. Also in Memory of Sarah, his Wife, Rieliard Ellis, ll who departed this life ye llith, 177-'5, A god '75 years.

} '.\' ear this Place lieth the Body of John Long, late of In Memory oi‘ John ]l00|)|.-1', and I-llizlli his Wifo. ,l Buyntun, in this Pau'i:':'l1, .'|'.'l>u|. who tlepatrted this lift: He died . . . . . 1749, Aged 78, She died . . . . 1762, the 10th day of filay, in the year of our Lord 1746, Aged U8. Agcd .3-t years. ——|i-Q-i-1 Arms--Quarle-rl_r, ﬁrst and fourth Long: second and third quarterly_ ﬁrst and fourth a:-geiit, second and third Eules, over Here lyeth the Body of Hanna, “Fife of Thomas the whole a Wells, who Departed this life the . . . . of Junc, 1713.

Against S. Wall of Nave. Under this Stone lies the Remains of Edward Frourl, who departed this lifo '1-‘ch. tho 13th, 17515, in the 32 To thc Memories of Rielianl, James, and A mi, Sons year of his Age. and Daughter of Richard and Argeiuinie Ellis, of llurst, in this Parish. Richard died Sept. 3d, I779, Aged 10 years: James died March 20th, I775, Aged Here lies ye Body of ltohert, ye 4th Qon of Edward Fl months; Ann died Sept. 23d, 1777, Aged 13 months. Froud, Gent. and 1-Iliz. his Wilt.-. lle dy'd January ye 4th, 171'; Aged 29. Also to the Memory of ltiehard Ellis, who died Sq. t. l y¢ 25, 1780, Aged 52] years. j For \rll0m the Lord lovvth lieclia-stem:tl1,-aml seourgetli l In Memory of Thomas Freud, who died Sop. ye 9th. c\'er_v son whom he receiveth. llelnrews 12th, V. (ith. 1733, Aged 52. Also to the Meniury of Mr. Roger Mattiek, Gcut. Also in Memory of Sarah. his Wife, who died June Obiit Jan. Ilth, I788, Hitatis H4. y. Bth, n49, Aged 67. J I53

In c5 Wilts.-—EDINGTON. 153 In Memory of Eliznbcth Freud, who Departed this l In Memory of Thomas Read, who died Jan. ye 30th, life May tho lltth, 1760, Aged 4.5 years. Also in Memory of Thomas Hum Proud, who de- r Also iu Memory of. Mary, his Wife, who died Feb. 4th, 1749, Aged 52. ' parted this lite January the 28th, 1762, H Aged I7 years. M. S i Ii- Herc lies Interred the Body of Thos. Nash, who died Oct. 4th, 1787, Aged 0?. years. Sub hec lapido Cnrp1|sJohannis, Eduardi Proud, Also of Mary, the Wife ofThos. Nash, who died Ja- (lent-rosi, ct Elizalielliw, usoris ejus, Filii Secundi, nuary lst, 1006, Agcd B2 years- tu1nuluturn_jacet. Qni obijt die Novembris 17°, Anno Dtli-I-1 1712", ﬂitat. sun: 3-5". -pi-M-I In Memory of Ann, Wife of John Freud, who died In Memory of Mr. Stephen \Vebh, and his Daughter Sept. yI= 1U, 1765, Agcd 48 years. Betty, who dicd in her Infancy. Also in lllomory of Betty, Second Wife of John Also Elizabeth, his Wife, who Departed this life yl 1-‘roud, who died July the 13th, 1786, Aged 4'7 year.-i. i 2d day of April, 17.34, Ihltat. 60 yearn.

ii--M j-11-iii West End of North Aisle. Sistc, Vie-tor, In Memory of Mary, Daughter of Martin, and Alli- Et sub hoe lapidc moriah Tayler, who died Sop. ye 13th, 1739, Qui . . .l mortale hahuit depositu dilactue Aged 1 year 2 months. Viri, . . .rc reverendi Eduardi Proud: Qualis fuit ei qumrae in-ic-Ii-u Eximi . . . . Deum pietate, l Brass Plate. Amoro in Conjugem, John Long, Esq. Oh. 24 June, 1721, Etetio 67. In Liheroa Charitato, F--ii-Iii; In Amie . . Fide, In cunctos B ...... Humanita Here lyeth ye Body of Thomas Vi/oollam, Gent. who Clarurn . . .to Departed this lite the 15th of March, in ye Yclrol ct Exemplar imitare, 0' Lord 1706, Aged 67 years.

. . . ter vivos essa desiit 10 My Calandas Deeembris, A. D. 1714, }Etat. sun: 69. H On a Monument in North Transept. In Memory of John Freud, who died June y¢11th, Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Slnh 1777, Aged 66 years. Price, only Daugh of Edward Price, ofTinhead-Court,

fii1i—i—I-i in this Parish. Come, Resignation I wipe the human tear; In Memory of John, Son of Ralph Hooper, who died l July B, 1752. Dumcsticlr, anguish droops o'er virtne's bier 1 Bid selfish sorrow hush the fund complaint, , Nor from the God she lov'd detain the saint. Hera Lyeth ye Body of John, Son of John and Jane Truth, Meekncss, Patience, honor’d Shade! were thine, Pryor, who died Jan. yfi 19th, 1760, Aged 02. And huly Hupe, and Charity divine; Tho’ these thy forfeit being could not save, ——¢1—..-i.-_. Thy I-‘aith suhdu’d the terrors of the grave. lIerc lyeth ye Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Grey, who De- Oh! if thy living Excellence could teach, parted this life Dccem. 17th, 1697, Agcd 34 years. Death has a lofticr Emphasis of Speech; In Death thy last best lceeon still impart, Also hcrc lyeth yo Body of Mr. John Grey, who And write, Prepare to die, on every Heart. Departed this life May 21, 172- Aged 67 years. l She died March the 23d, 1799, Aged 2'7 yearn.

---1--1i; She being dead, yet speaketh. I-Ileh. xi. 4. M. S. Also near this place are depositcd the Remains of [lore lie interred the Body of Susanna Pencutt, who l Edward Price, who died March 30th, 1806, died I-‘ch. the lflth, 1706, Aged 12 years. in the 63 year of his Age. The Lord gave, and thc Lord hath taken away, — I l l blcssed be the name of the Lord. llcre Lyeth yr Body of Gaorgc Gilbert, who dyed i \ Am:--Gulea, a grtfliu aejant or, between three flour-do lie, l January ye 1, I710. i urgent. R r 154-

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Flat Stones in North Transepl. In this Transept, on an altar-tomb of free stone, is Here lyeth the Body of Robert Bisse, Gent. He a statue lying, with his feet resting n1__;:iiust u small departed this life the 31st day of July, in the year of barrel. There is no inscription. our Lord God 1690. The Church eonsists of Chancel, 'I\“'-.iv.e, \"'..|l.h um] 1 South Aisles, and North and $0111.11 '|'|':11ise|il.s. 'l'|ie Mr, Christopher Gardiner was buried March the 2, Nave is supported on cue-I1 side by six pointed 1000. l arehcs. . . . avis, his Wife was buried Sept. the 25, 1000. Between the first and second pillars from tho east end oftlie Nave, on the south side, is an Altar Tomb, there is no inscription, and the hrass ligures Here lyeth ye Body of Brirlgeat, wife of John Gardi- taken out. ner, Gent. who Departed May 10, 1639. Arms--Quarterly, first and fourlh in fess live lilsils e|1=lrp;ed Also here lyeth yo Body oi‘ John Gardiner, late of with as many escnllop shells; second and third a cross muline. Tinhead, Gent. who Departed Oet. )'° 5, 1720, . G. W. Tayler, Esq. Lord of the Manor. fiitat. sum 76.

Here lyeth the Body of Wm. Tnbb, sometime Servant STRATFO N ST. MA'l1G A TLET. to the ltight Honourahle Lady Ann Beauehanip, who Gave to the Poor of this Parish Fifty Pounds. Out ofa Gratefull Respect to whose Memory, tho Chnreh In the Churchyard, East End. Wardens, J. H. and W. E. have laid this Stone on I-lead Stones. his dust and ashes. He departed this life June y¢ 20, To the Memory of Riehord Lester, Sen. who died An. D5 1650. August 17th, 1709, Aged 44 years. i Also Elizlh his “fife, who died July 27th, 1780, Here _lyeth yﬂ Body of Charles Read, who was In- Agcd 71 years. “terred ye Bth day of Jan. 17_22, Agcd 21 years. To the Memory of Richard Lester, jun. who died Feb. 27th, 1814, A ged 67 years. Thy Pains are ended, and thy sorrow‘s o'er, James, the Son of Thomas Read, Jun. was interred Butjoy shnll visit my sad heurt. no more : ys 27th of April, 1710, Aged 22 years. Man's lii'ol what is it ? "|‘is u. lilowr-|,

iii P Looks ﬂesh, and dies within an llonr: How frail is Man, how short his breath, In Memory of John Nash, who died Jan. yo 19th, F 1764, Agcd 71 years. In Midst of life we ure in death ; Here is a Proof, hore he doth lie, inqiiig May Graec prepare, and then we're ﬁt to die. Hero lyeth yo Body of Thomas, ye Soon of John mi--pig Gardiner, who depd this life ye 2d day ofMareh 1686. Mary-Artiax Highett, Daughter of Philip and Sarah M i l Highett, died 29th of June, 1773, Aged 1 year. On Hat Stones in South Transepl. —

In Memory of Jinneverah, Daur ofJarnes and Jane Flat Tomb. Peplor, who died Decem. 6, 1760, Aged 6 years. To the Memory of John, $011 of John and Mary Lea, In Mcinory of Ann, Daughter of James and Jane who died March l7tl1, 1765. Ag!-‘ti 17 years. Pepler, who dicd I-‘eh. 24th, 1722, Aged 1 year. To the Memory ofJohn Lea, who died December‘ 10, Also underneath are deposited the Remains of James 1781, Aged 69 years. Pepier, who died August 13th, 1760, Aged 62 years. Also Mary, his VViI'e, who died I-'eb. Itith, 1702, l'udcrnc~ath this Stone lyeth the Remains of Mary l A ged 63 years. Pepler Spencer, Daughter of Jnnios and Jane Pepler. She died May I6, 1791, Aged 34 years. i \ Head Stones. To the Memory ofJohn I-'airthorn, who departed this Here lyeth the Body of Stephen Mills, who died life tl'lB 131. Dr DPO. Hill, Agml GU. September the 2d, A. D, 1729, in the B7 year of his Also Mary, his W'il'e, who De|1arted this life the 13th Age. I of Jan. 1792, Aged 33 years. I55

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[lore lyeth '.".’I.iry, ]Jauq:;htor nl' Richard and Hannah Flat Tomb. Hyde. She died July 10th, 1'74-1. In Memory of Jehn ]Ll(Illl0llLI5, Sen. who died Oet. ye lll.h, 1731!, A gcd 6-I years. A-1-— Also Iilizaheth, Wife of John Iidmonds, who died. '|'n the Me-mory of fiuhriel Hyde, who died Juno 1st, Dee. ye 21st. I726, Agcd 5U years. 17-l-'1, A get} 63 years.

mi-Q Also fiurali, his Wife, who died Sept. 9th, 1747, A gcd (I3 years. Head Stones, To the Memory of.'|'ilizaliell\, \\'ife of Edward Wake- ﬁeld, who died May Uth, 175], Aged .59 years. In Mmnnry of Mair}/. Daughter of \Vm. & Ann Jones, who died July 15, I741, Aged 7 years. Q-it-1—-—-—-_

I In Memory of Mary, Daughter of Edward and Eliz, Flat '1"o|nhs. Wakefield, who died May 31, 1754, Aged 19 years. To the Memory of Mary, Daugliter ofJohn and Sarah Ilos, who died Junt: tl, IUII, Aged I4 yenrs. In Memory of Edward Wakelield, who died April Willi Patience to the last she did submit, 25th, 177], Aged I]-1 years. And murmured not at what the Lord thought ﬁt;

$~iln.~, with a Chri-.tiau courage, did resign A-$3- Iler Soul to God at his appointed time. Ia Memory of Sarah, the Wife of "Wm. \Vakeﬁeld, who died June 20th, 1767, Aged 27 years. To the Memory of John Isles, who died Dec. 2lst, 11102, Aged 40 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Mary, the \‘l-'ife of Robert May my Dear Wife and Children Panting, who died April ye 8th, I750, Aged 50 years. This Path of Virtue tread, May Heavenly Grace protect them Richard Humphrsys his Body lyelh near this Place. Whilst I lay Sleeping with the Dead.

To tho Memory of John Jones, who died Nov. 17th, Here lyeth ye Body of Richard Jay, who died Feb, 1700, Aged 57 years. 16, 1706, Aged 22 years.

Also James, the Son ofJohn and Martha Jones, who uimi- died in his Infancy. In Memory of W'm. Angeli, who died Oet. 25th, 1792, To the Memory of Martha, Wife of John Jones, Aged 79 years. eldest Daughter of John and Mary Lea, who died AISO Sarah, ‘Vife Of \‘l'm. A ngell, who died June 0th, August 21st, 1796, Aged 52 yenrs. I784, Aged 70 years. L -Q To the Memory of Jane, the Wife of Wm. Dore, who Departed this life the 22 of August, 1810, To the Memory of Martha Bizley, \’l’idow of John Aged 2B years, Bizley, who Departed this lift: July 31st, 17BB, Aged 67 years. ~ L \ Head Stones. In Memory of John Bizley, who died April 20, 1763, In Memory of Sarah, Wife of Morris Toms, who died Aged 4'2 years. August 23rd, 1745, Aged 60. In Memory of Morris Toms, who died June 27, 1746, Aged 60. In Memory of Mary, Daughter of Thos. and Mary Bizley, who died Sept. 14th, 1791, Aged 36 years. i

Sarah, the \'l'ifo of Rolicrt Punting, and Daughter of Morris and Sarah Toms, who died June 7th, 1747, Frances, Wife of Richard Savage, died Jan. ye Bth, Aged 30 years. 1750, Aged 25 years.

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Elizabeth, Wife of John Edmonds, died Dee. ye 21st, Here lyeth ‘ye Body of John Poynton, who departed 1726, Aged 58 years. this life September ye 3d, A.D. 1669. 156

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Nathaniel Bizley died Dee. ye Blh, 1750, Aged 65 Here lyeth the Body of Robert Copland, he departed years. A this life the 5th of December, 1674.

ll In Iﬂgmory of “’j]]i|\]||C011li-lllll, Wll0 departed llllll in Memory of Ann, 'Wifo of Nathaniel Bialey, who up life Feb. ‘lst, 1761, Aged U7 yei1l'B- died Sept, nth, 1770, Aged 74 years.

|-i_i-ii Here lyeth Wm. Son of 'W'nr. 6.: I-iliz. Copland. He Ilere Lyeth the Body of James Avrey, who de- died August ye llth, 172.0, Aged 26 years. parted this life July ye 20th, 1723. Aged I18 years. .1-1- 1-1-1 l Also of Mary, his Wife, who Departed this life Jan. l 2. 1708, Aged 86 years. p; Robt. Son of Wm. & Eliz. Copland died March 10, l 1727, Aged 2 years.

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In Memory of Mr. Riehard Avery, who died Dec. 20th, l Here lyeth ye Body of Eliz. 'Wife of VVID. Copland, 1770. ‘ who died April ye 14, 1730.

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Here lyeth ye Body of Catharine, Wife of John ,1‘ In Memory of Anthony Copland, who died May ye 1, Avery, who Departed this life Feb. ye 13th, A. D. 1733, Aged 35 years. I718, Aged 71 years. In Memory of Robt. Avery, who died August 25th, 1733, Aged 6.5 years. Here lyeth two Children of Antlruny and Sarah Cop- ‘ land. Elizabeth died Aug. ye 8, 1741, Aged 4 years, \ Mary died Nov. ye 25th, 1741, Aged 3 years.

Here lieth y° Body of John Avery, who was Buried i August 24, 1775, Aged 75 years. l la Memory of Jemima, Daughter of John and Mary Also Mary, his Wife, who was buried Feb, 15, 1774, ‘y Brind, who died Nov. 4th, 1766, Aged 9 vreells. Aged '10 years. l a

In Memory of John Adams, who departed this life Flat Tomb. l Aug, 4, 1762, Aged 65 years. l Elizlb. Wife of Tobias Salt, sea. died Feb. 24l.h, 1727, ni.i_--1.-i - Aged 75 years. l To the Memory of Sarah, '“'ife of Robert Hyde, Ann, the Wife of Robert Salt, died Fob. the 12, 1743, who departed this life May the 22nd, 1809, Aged 53 years. l Aged 37 years. In Memory of Robert $alt, who died Jan. 11th, 1753, J I was so long with pain opprest, Aged 59 years. That wore my strength away, Tobias, Son of Robert & Ann Salt, who died Jan. It made me long for' Endless Rest, 29th, 1753, Aged 35 years. which never can decay. ‘ A kind good Wife, true Friend, and teoder Mother, In Memory of 'l'obias Salt, who Died Oct. ye 16, l Wlrat else the last Day elearly will discover. A. D. 1719, Aged 75 years. Tobias, ye Son ol' Tobias Salt. He died Nov. ye 5th, l A. 1). 1719, Aged 37 years. In Memory of Ann, the Wife of Franeis Panting, Joon, yﬂ Son of Tobias Salt. He died Nov. ye 12, i who died April 6th, 1760, Aged 68 years. A. D. l7l9, Aged 39 years. H

‘ii-n--i M Francis Panting departed this life August ye 21, ‘ 1749, Aged as years. In illenlory of Joseph and Susanna, Children of Francis and Elizabetlr Smith. Joseph died March

llth, 1739, Aged 1 year. Susannah dy'd May 7th, Franeis, Son of I-'raneis and Ann Punting, dy'd Au no 1747, Aged 6 years. p gust 15, 1749, A god 22.

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I-lure lyeth ye Body of Richard Baker, who dyed the V Here lyeth ye Body ofRobt. ye Son of lloht. Copland, Bib Day of September, Anno Dom. I686. _ who died Sept. ye 2, 1726, Aged 74 years. I57

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Here lyeth ye Body of John Herring, who Depd this 1 Susanna, the Daughter of Roger Butler, was Buried lih: July ye lltlth, "1725, A ged 70 years. 1 I-‘¢[,_ 23, 1717, Aged 2 years and 3 months. \ ,1-‘iii-_ 1_1!Iary,,I)augl_rj.er.of.Il.oger_]3aLler,,was Buried Nov. ye 22d, 1706, Aged 13 years. Head Stones. A l

1-$11-21. ll:-re lyi-1h yv Body ol"I‘honlas Jacksonos, Sen. H 6 l .Ui'lIiI this life Jnno the 17 Day, 1680. In Memory of Thos. Smith, who died Nov. 21st, 1773, Aged 65 years.

.I'Ilix. yr‘ Wife of Thos. /irohard, who died Juno ye 3d, I 72.2, Aged 62. Here lyeth the Body of Jane, ye Wife of Thomas l Tomes. She died Feb. 2, 1710, Aged 59 years. lloro lyeth y*' Body of John Herring. Ile died 0|:t. Here lycth ye Body of Daniel, Son of Thos. Tomes, ye (itlr, l7l-l, Aged (ii years. ‘ a who died May 21, 1719, Aged 27 years.

q1__-_-.—___q .|i¢—-ni—-A I-‘Int Tnlnb. In Memory of Richard Savage. Died March 6th, I..ll:l'('! Iynlll l\I:|r;,f'.r|t-L, “"il'r: 01' Thos. Gray, Wl10 died 1750, Aged B0. Out. 19, 1739, Aged 52 years.

i ‘ Elizabeth, Wife ol'Thos. Cook. died Sept. ye 22, 1734, Head Stones. 111...; r'.,...~n. ye Body of 1n...y, war. of Jo... Williams. y A god 73 years. § She Departed this lifcioot. ye 13th, 1722, Aged 50 years. Wm. Son of Thos. & Eilith Cook, was huried Dec. y9 3, 1734, Agcd 45 years. n-—1.--1'11 T l I Herc lyeth ye Body of Catharine, the Wife of Nicho- las Slllllll, who di-parted this life Sept. 30, 1719. y Anna, Wife of William Arcbard, died Joly ye ii, ‘ 1736, Aged 40 years. 1 \

-|-iii-i In M:-nwry of Rivinml Mnre, who died May 5th, Martha, the \‘Vife of Al-ccrman Selby, Daughter of I11! l, Aged 6-I years. l Thos. and Edey Cook, (lied March 7th, 1765, A Fr-ion;.1 so true. there were but few, Aged 66. And diﬂioult to rind ; A man morejust, to true to trust, h -i-1--xi There is but few behind. In Memory of Curtis Lester, who died July llth, 1765, Agcrl 51 years. And also Sarah, his Wife, who died August 3d, 1766, I|ultI_iIl(!I'l Jonrlnm. I-'xor flonrici Munday, FiliaChris- Agcd 51 years. tnplnrri Juftl, hnjns parnchia: olim Vioari. Obiit 29110 din A ngustus, Anno Dom. 1694. 1-—-19-nail; 1w4rLI In Memory r of Charles Tye, who died March 25, i i 1787, Aged 59 years. To the Mi-mory of John Munday, who departed this l Hear, Reader, be thy Age, life Feb. 10th, llilil, Aged 50 years. i Ur Station, what it may, Iloni-st rnou we Seldom meet, r Improve thy precious time lluro lies one beneath your foot; \Vhilst it is call'd to-day: l.r~t it to the world he known i Let not thy Soul now rest, 'l'hou art one who road'st this Stone. Nor do thou entertain The pleasing hope of rest, l i Till thou be born again. Iloro lyeth ye Body ofThos. Butler, who died Deo. ye 24, 1712, Agcd 48 years. M90 Marthe. Daughter of Charles and Mary Tye, who died April 25, 1771. Aged 17 years.

-u-—-.ii_1__ i 1-11ii-_-.., Hero lyeth Ilannah yl‘ “'ife of Roger Butler, She In Memory of Charles Tye, who died April 5th, 1801, died May ye 3lst, 1724, Aged 39 years, Aged 75 years. I S I 58

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In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife ofJohn Wilkins, who H To the Memory of Jonathan Baldwin, who Departed died Oet. 12, 1780, Aged 55 years. this life May thc 30th, 1807, Aged U0 years.

A tender Mother, a faithful Consnrl. here, it Lamt-‘nted by her Friemls um] Children dear; To the Memory of John, Son of Jonathan and Mar- She dierl, hut is not dead, for yct she lives garet Baldwin, who died April the :2.-ltli, 1603, With God and Christ, Eternal life who gives ; Aged 20 yenrs. Mourn not her loss, she's only gone before, Also Henry, their $.iu||, who died lJ1'.'0. the 7, IIIOO, And strive to follow her tn part no more. Aged ll! yenrs. -i——n-it And also James, their Son, who died June the 27, To the Memory of Richnrd, Son of Richard and 1793, Aged 10 yenrs. Ann Woolford,who died June 4,1813, Aged 22 years. And three of their Children who died in their Infancy.

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To the Memory of Richard, Son of Richard and An I1 In Memory of John Gay, who died March 7th, 1784, Woolford, who Departed this life April 4th, 1790, _ Aged 70 years. Aged 2 years and 3 months. Als'o Mary Kl'II1l)lt!, whn died Murch 15th, 1704, Agcd 70 years. Also Hannah, \‘t'il'c ofJohn (lay, who died May 12, Sacred to the Memory of Ann, \Vife of Richard Woolforrl, who died Oct. 16th, 1793, Aged 34 years. 1786, Aged 6'1 years. In Bloom the tender faithful Wife -—i.__-11 Expir‘d in bringing forth a Son, llenry, Sun ol' Jonathan and Margaret Baldwin, died In the same inoincnt gave np life, July Bth, 1778, Aged 5 years. And lie lamented in this Tomb.

'I‘o the Memory of Edward Carpenter, who Married To the Memory of Richard, Son of 'Wol. and Susan- l Eliz. the Eldest Daughter of Henry and Margaret nah Jeeves, who died Jan. 7th, 1802, Aged 21 weeks, Mundy. He died Jan. 1st, 1755, Aged 27 years.

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Also Ann, their Daughter, who died May ‘I3, 1803 I Sacred to the Memory of Hannah, wife of Edward Aged 7 weeks. Curtis, who Departed this life Sept. the 6, IUI5, When Children die in Infancy, Aged 48 yours. Like Flowers newly hlown, The Frowns of the world are with her at an End, God that sent them, only Lent them, F~Xehan;;'rl for the tiiniles of her Saviour and Friend, And takes but what’s his own. Eseap'd from the Regions of Sorrow and woe, Atlliction and Trouble no more she shall hnow, in

Ilere lyeth ye Body of Moses Sodler. He died May ye 1U, 1730, Aged 21 years. In Memory of Edward Piior, who died Dec. 15, 1766, Aged 66 years, 1—1i-—'i_- Also Ann, his Wife, wh0 died August 20, 1781, Ann, Daughter nf John and Mary Major, died Oet. Aged Ll-1 years. 23, 1761, Aged 14 years. Also three Children died yonng. It-*1-_~ North Side. In Mcnnory of l-lannnh, Wifo of Rohert Hyde, and In Memory of Hannah, Daughter of Henry and Mar- Gramlnnghter of llenry l\Inndny, late nf Sonth Mura- 4—_Ml_ garet Munday. She died Deo. 18, 1751, ton, Gent. She died March 4, 17117, in the 70 year Aged B years. ofher Age.

I 5110 li\"d tt Cllriﬁtiilll, from her Birth Near Seventy years upon the Earth, In Memory of Henry Mundy, who diod April 10th, Full Fifty years did in this Church 1766, Aged 59 years. Sing forth God's pr:|i.~eo in fnilll and works: In Memory of Margaret, the “fife of Henry Mandy' r ller voice hy natnrc was so wrnnght, who died Nnv. 30th, 1758, Aged 52 years. To shnhc ill D, a l'oI|rl.l| nhnre Alt‘ Wm. Son of Jolm and Lydia Mundy, died Sep. 23, Shchl strike threc Uctavi-~i perfect clear, 1765, Aged 3 months. Now Gone to Sing with Christ in Air. 159

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In Memory of Robert I-I yde, W'heelwrig-ht, who died T Henry, Son of William and Hannah Seymour, who Janllnry ti’, ‘l"¢‘llU, In the 75 year of his A ge. died Fell. 13, 1746, Aged 35 years. \\’hon M-an hath l:l.bonr'd all his days in worldly Tolls, and various ways, ‘ lvilliam “’ilkins, tlle Elder, (lied Feb. 28th, 17-12, At l.o|||.=;tl| by Death‘.-=. Assault st-t free Aged 60 years. Lil.-s down to rest luust peaceably. ‘

-—- i VVilliam Wilkins, the Younger, died March ye 2d, Ilt-re lyeth the llolly of tinrnll, \'l’il'e of Thomas God- 1742, Aged 28 years. win, who dicd Jun. 2nd, 1724, Aged '28 years. Q

In Memory of Ruth, “fife of Henry Pinneger, who departed this life the 13th March, 1799, Aged 62 years. SOUTII MA'llb'TON. ,

|_-1-‘-ii To the Memory of Mary Pinneger, Daughter of In the West I3-lltl of the Chlu'ch_1/urd. Henry Pinneger, and Ann, his Wife, who died 29th Head Stulles. April 1761, Aged 3-1 years. To the Memory of 'l'llonul=i Titcolnbc, who died Fly wedding Bed is ill the Dust, March ‘7th, 18:20, Aged U9 yenrs. And Cllri.-it my Bride in wllunl I trust; Also Mary, his Wife, who died July 0, 11118, My Bride he eal|’d, I must away, Aged 78 yenrs. And hereto lay tilljudgcnlent day : Also Richard King, their Grandson, who died June My race was short, but longer is nay rest, 20th, 1819, Aged 25 years. God eall’d me hence, because it pleas’d him best.

i n To the Memory of John Pinneger, who departed thil In Memory of Wm. Son ot‘ Thomas and Mary Tit- life Nov. the 13th, 1820, Aged 71 years. colnhe, who died Dee. '3, 1793, Aged 21 years.

A snddl:n Cllange, in a moment fell, P 1 lmd not time to bid my friends Farewell ; To the Meluory of llenry Pinneger, who departed this My lifo was Short, yet hope to see life tlle ltlth Feb. 1199, Aged 77 years. A ll eavenly Pluee prepared for lllc.

In Memory of Elizabeth, the Wife of Henry Pinne- To the Memory of James -Wilkins, who died 28 of ‘ ger, who die-1 6 Nov. 1703, Aged 36 years. October, 1790, Aged 7-1 years. Reader, farewell, prepare thyself to die, Wlinm death hath Conquefd, here in dost must lie To the Memory of Henry, Sort of Henry and Elizth i Pinneger, who died 16 July, .1777, Aged 22 years. Until thy Saviour ill the Clouds does collie, With saints and nugel.~i brighter than tlle sun, Tujullge tln: “’orh.l, and give eternal Rest To the Memory of James, Son of Henry and Eliz. To tllo.~n.' who ft-:1 red here on Earth the best, Pinnegar, who Departed this life March 27, 1795, All which ln:linv‘d, when living here like thee, Aged 38 years. Tllertrfore prepare thyself tn follow mo, Vi/llere I-lllllll’.5i luld Allgels II allr-lnjah sing bi--—u-u—ui— lloly, Great God, and Praises to the King. To the Memory of Wln. Son of Richard and Jane And also Jennnis, Duugllter of Ralph and Susannah ‘ Collins,who Departed this life August 5th, 1803, Titeulllbe, who died Uth of July, 1795, in the 8 year of Aged 2-L years. her A ge. The Earth is nothing, Heaven is all,

a-iii:-ii r Death has not hurt llle, but my fall; Tho’ short my days, yet hope to sec To the Mr-mory of Elizabeth, Daughter of W'illiam A Heavenly |.lace piepar'd for me. and llannall hioylnour, who died July 23d, 1777, Dear Friend, pray weep for nle no luore, Aged 1'7 years. I am not lost, hnt gone before. Also Martha, Daughter of “'m. and Hannah Sey- The God of Mercy an Angel bright did send, mour, who died Sept. 6, 1777, Aged 21 years. i To take this Youth to joys that never will end. I O

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To the Memory of Mary, Wife of Riehard Midwinter, Flat Tomb. who Departed this life Jan. 4, 1817, Aged H4 years. In Memory ofAnn, Wife of Tlros. Kempster, Eldest In Memory of Richard .i\Iid\\-‘inter, who departed this Daughter of the Rev. John and Eliz. llend, of this life in full hopes of a blessed Immortality, Sept, 2d, Plaee, who died May the 15th, 1767, Aged Li-1 years. 1793, Aged 58 years. In Memory of John, Son of Thos. -and Ann Kemp-

-Iiiiig ster, who died Oet. 7th, ‘I77-'1, r'\|_;ml It! yr-urn. ln Memory of Thomas I\'e|npster, who died Iii May, In l\Iemm-y of Ann, Daughter of Edward and Jane 11135, A god til yr-urs. Ilead, who died M areh ltlth, 1707, Aged 44 years. In Memory of Ann, Daughter of Tllrm. and Ann My Distemper seiz’d me so hard, Kempster, who died June 26, 1780, Ag-ml ‘.11 years. More than I eould endure, I resign'd myself unto the lord To rest for overmore. To the Memory of ‘Walter Iidwurds, who Departed this life the 19th ofApril, in the year ofonr Lord 11100, i-iii Aged 43 y(:n.|':-t. In Memory of Mary, Vl"ife of Vl’alter Edwards, who The best of I-Imillantls, and :1 .l-'atl1er I):-or, died Dee. 22, 17137. Aged 22 years. A loving Brother, and a I"l'it::ul iIl'!\' In.-re‘. The end of She is peace. Death can't. tlisjuin what Christ hath _jni||'1.l ill love, Life leads to Death, and Dentin In lilie Above: jg--ntii In Heaven's n Happier l'l:1ce, frail things despise, To the Memory of James White, who departed this Live well to gain ol' future tliings the Prize. life Dee. 10th, 18118, Aged I31 years. \l’hen Man hath lnbonr’d all his Days Flat Tomba. In worldly Toils and various Ways, To the Memory of Ann, Wife of Joseph Smith, who At length, by Death's Assault set free, Departed this life May 25, 1813, Aged 70 years. Lies down to rest most peaeeably. Dear, loving, faithful Partner, now farewell, ‘With whom it was my Happiness to dwell, “fit-h whom it was united henrt with lit-nrl, To the Memory of Elizabeth, “life of James White, From whom it was so painful tlwn lo part. who died Aug. 1701, Aged 58 years. To the Memory of “'m. Smith, who died Sept. 17, “"ith patienee to the last she did submit, 1777, Agetl GB yenrs. And murmur’d not at what the Lord thought ﬁt; To the Memory of Sarali, Wife of Wm. Sniith, who She with a Christian Conrnge did resign died Feb. 2, '1"il!-I, Aged UU yours‘. ller Soul to God at his appointed time. Sacred to the Memory of Wm. nnd Ann Pinneger, who died Aug. 14, 1802, Aged 4 yt.-nrs" and 6 months. In Memory ofThos. ‘Wulington, who died I-‘eh. ye 4th, J Also James, their Son, who died May I2, 'll.l0Ll, in '17-19, Aged 66 years. ‘ his Infancy. Weep not for me, my Children Dear, Also Enos-John, their Son, who died July 25, 1815, You see my Glass is run ; Aged 7 years. It was the lord that Brought me here, So let his will be done. Also Eliza, their Daughter, who died Sept. 16, 1815, Aged I3 years. The Lord who gave hath taken away, I-Iere lyelli ye Body of Wm. “'alington, who Died ‘We will with Itesitgnntioin say; Dee. ye 7th, 1727, Aged 05 years. i I-Ie hath a Right his Gifts to Claim, And blessed be his holy Name: Also Ann, ‘Wife of William ‘Wellington, Died May His will be done, His will his lN.'.'\'I., ye 29th, ‘I719, Aged 07 years. Come life or Death, our Children‘s blest. \'lr'1n. Son of Thos. and Ann \-Valington, who died April ye 16, 172-0. ______l Head Stones. In Memory of Thomas, Son ofJohn nnd Mary ‘Wi',.. llere lyeth ye Body of John Stevens, who Departed kins, who died Mareh 12, 1759, Aged 1 year and 11 this life Mareh ye 9th, A.D. 1708. months. Also here lyeth the Body of Mary, ye Wife of John Also Sarah, their Daughter, who died Sept. 15, 1701, Stevens, who departed this life Dee. 30th, 1708. Aged l6 weeks. I61

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‘r Also llannah, their Daughter, who died Sept. 221, Here lyeth John Beeli. lle died May ye 22, 1724, 17til, Aged 17 weeks. Aged 7| years.

ni.i1_1-_—_ Also Elizabeth, his \-Vife. She died Jan. ye 31, 1724, Aged 56 years. Ann, ye “'ifo of Edward Prior, died March ye 7th, I720, Aged 50 years. -—-—--.-i-_q

1 Sacred to the Memory of Sarah, Daughter of Thomas and llarriot ‘l‘/hite, who died July the 2lst, 1318, lime lyeth the Body of Nehemiah Cole, who was Aged I9 years. huried the 6 day ot' February . . . L In Bloom ofYcars a Maiden here doth lie, Then drop a tear in gentle sympathy, } To the .\lemory of Mary, ‘Wife of Thos. Ansell, who And Think how soon the fairest Flow’r may die. Departed this life Oct. liith, 1006, Aged 61 years. Long sielmtrss She with patience bore, Singular in person, but in virtue more; [vain, l Death's dart she ne'er dreaded, nor didher hopes prove,‘ In Memory of Thos. Ansell, who died July 25th, She died rejnycing in hcr 5uvioul"s name. l7?U, Aged ~11 years. Maris the pi.-l'li:t:t lllilll, nnd behold the upright, fol’ the end of that luau is peace. To the Memory ofJohn l'\'ernpster, who Departed this l lifo January '22, 1007, Aged U-3 years. -¢—i|-iii ,l Also Elizabeth, his ‘Wife, who Departed this life In Memory of Lucy, Daughter of Thos. and Mary Jun. 1st, 1819, Aged 75 years. Ansell, who Departed this life Jan. ‘L24, I777, Aged 15 months. Here lyeth the Body of \‘l'm. Bayley, Physician. He Departed this life, August ye 6, 1703. In Memory of Mary, the Wife of Richard I'Iarvcy, » who Departed this life March the 3, 1771, Aged 69 years. ' In Memory of Anthony Waldron, who died Nov. 10, 1776, Aged B4 years. -11--A-— Also Henry, the Son of Anthony and Susanna Wal- In Memory of Richard I-Iarvey, who departed this l dron, who died April 2-t, 1760, Aged 14 years. life May the 27, "1750, Aged 59 years. ?

--pi-—|_-1; Martha, Vliife of Wm. Waldron. She departed this In Memory of Hannah, the Wife of John Harry, life June ye 1, 1727, Aged Bl years. who died I-‘eh. 23, 1755, Aged 97 years. ni-n-1---1

Herelyeth ye Body of W'm. \Valdron. He died llere lyeth ye Body of John Ilarvy, who died June August ye 1U, A. D. l72l, Aged 76 years. '2, 1730, Aged 63 years. —-ii-A

In Memory of Jane, ye Wife of Francis Smith, and Flat Tomb. Daughter of George and Mary Humphris. She died In Mr-mory of Hannah, Wife of John Large, who died Jan. 19, 1735, Aged '21 years. July 14, 1809, Aged 36 years. In Meinory of Maria, Daughter of John and Ilannah l Ann, Daughter ofJohn and Elizabeth Kempster, died Large, who died Nov. 16th, IUI5, Aged 16 years. March 20, I746, Aged 4 years.

i —-iii-—q Head Stones. Here lyeth ye Body of Edith, Wife of John Curtis. To the .\leruory of Edward Ansell, who departed this She died March 16, 1718, Aged 60 years. life (letolrr.-r the ltlth, in the year of our Lord 1784, Here lyeth ye Body of John Curtis, who departed Aged 70 yenrs. L this life Oct. 15, 1730.

Also I-Ilia. his Wife, who Departed this life May the -is-.1-__.-1 l-lth, in the year of our Lord, 1785, Aged 69 years. F In Memory of Mary, Wife of John Vlioodroof, who -ii-1; Died July 14, 1776, Aged 62 years. Mary, l)au_;,hter of John and Sarah Edwards, died In Memory of Katharine Sessions, who Departed this lieb. ye Ll, I725, Aged near 3 years.‘ life Aug. 17, 1780, Aged 53 years. T t 162

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Here lyelh ye Body nf Hannah, the ‘Wile ol' Joseph 7 Here lyeth ye Body of Elizabeth, y,, dearly beloved Woodroof, who died Nov. 1-"I, 17-15, Aged -5B. Daughter of John Bryant, dc of Ann, his Wil'e, who Also John Woodroof, Sun ol' Joseph and Hannah, departed this life Nov. the 11, A. D. 1611!), who died July 2.3, I775, Aged 50 years. llere l lye, wrapt up ill Clay,

- Untill tho llr.-.snr|'o1:Liu|| Day.

In Memory of Sarah, Dunglitr.-r of Richard and Mary | -- -v lidwurds, who died April ye 9, 1701, Aged 5 years. John ll-‘lundie, Scniur, DOCl?'J.:~it!

Here Lyeth y= Body of liulplr Butler, who departed Joane Glec-d was huried August 20, IUUI. this life Ap. ye ll, Anno Dom. 1676.

Hannah, Daughter of John and Mary \\-'oodroof,who James Nlundy was Buried Jan. ye 7, A. D. 1712. Died Nov. 12, nan, Agcd to yours. James, Son ofJanioa M undy, died Dee. ye ‘J1, 1712.

1—{l _ John, Son ofJohn and Mary Wnorli-ouf, died Nov. 6, in Memory ofLydia Mandy, who died June 14, 1751, 1757, Aged I0 l'I.l(llll.ll!-h Aged 40 years.

__H* 4 On a Flat Stone ttcnr Ilia Small: |‘ni'<'l|. ln .-llrrmory of l"Ilizahol.h, Wile of Thos. Smart, who Here lielll ye Body of Elinor, ye 'l\'il'r- nl' liiehnrd died the 6 April, 1707, Agcd U9 years. Turner, who was buried ye 9 day of Doc. in the year

-|-- an--— _,_.- of our Lord 16-B4. In Memory of Robert fitnne, who departed this life May the 25, 1778, A god 6:1 years. Here lyeth yfi Body of Sarah, yfl Dearly Beloved \Vhilst in the world I did remain, Daoghter ol' William Bayly, oi: of Margaret, his ‘Wife. My life to me was Griefand Pain; She was Borne ye seeond Day of July, llititt, and was But when the Lord he thongllt it best Buried yfl 17 Day of May, 1673. He took me to a plaee of rest.

;--.|-. 1 llom li¢g|| ye Body of ‘Vin, Fm“ ol' Jnlm zrlul Ann To the Memory of Catharine, the Vl"'il'e of Robert Beel. lle died Ilrlarch ye '2-1, 1721, .\ god 3| yours. Stone, who departed this life the llith of May, IUOB, p-i--11-1 A god 73 years. I was so long with pain uppresl, Humfrey, Son ofJohn and Mary (Io-ah, cliutl l-‘ob. y° That wore my stren,eth away, 21, 1746, Aged 16 years. It made me long for endless rest, That never ean dec:|_\'. i“iIII' ----_-,

-_-__._i.__, F In Memory of James, Son of llobt. and Catharine VVANBOROUGII. Stone, who died May 211, 1783, Aged 26 years. Underneath this Stone doth lie In the West Em! of thc Clrnrclryrrrrl. As mueh virtue as could die ; I-‘la! '.l'omb!l. Approv'd by all, and lov"d ao well, In Memory oi' John Sinitli, Soap Boiler and 'l'allnw Tho’ young, like frnit that's ri,.c, he fell. Chandler, of this Parinll. Born July 5. I751, (LS. I died Jun. U, lUl-'5. To the Memory of ‘Wm. Stone, who died July 3, ‘I809, Reader, set thy House in Order, for thou shalt die. Aged 40 years. Also Farah, ‘l‘l'il'o of Wm. Stone, \'-‘ho died .-‘\n,r_-;ns't 22, ']'o tho Memnr-y of 'l'hon. llilli:|r, late of Badhury, 1800, .~\ gt-:l 58 ya-arm". who D1.-|1:u'tr_-ll this life: lho 30th llay oli l)t'c. 1803, Also llenry, Fun of ‘Wm. and 1";-.\rnii Stone, who divd Aged U!) years. Dec. ll, 1800, Aged B weeks. When I was young, nnd in my prime, i Tire lord ditl pro:-z|n'r um and mine, Here lyeth the Body of Juhn Gloerl, who Died Dee. ‘Whilst in my Sullshine of ?'iuc(:e.-es, 21, A. D. 1711, Aged 90 years. l No low'ring Cloods did me distress : 163

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lily latter lﬁnd was Grief and Pain, Head Stones. |'|¢_\'.-i¢-imi's- Skill w'.|.~i lint in Vnirl, 'l'o the Memory of Ann Naish, who Departed this The lord was plen~"'d ine to |'e-lease, life March 23, I794, Aged 52 years. .-‘ind take me to a brtter Place. 'l'hi.-4 World and will: l leave lichind, ‘Q ln Menrory of Wm. Carpenler, who departed this ln lu|\:1-s with ht.-r || lit-it('l' fur to linli, - 'l'hro'(.'lni~t, who died for nu-and all mankind. 5 lilo March 17, ltllu, Aged 30 years. I-‘air was his form, more fair his Gentle mind, u-in-i-.1_,;__ Wliero virtue, sense, and piety comhined, To the .\l¢-niory ul l'ilin'.|l1etli, \\'ile ol"l'l1os. I-lilliar, 'l'o wedded love gave l'riendship's higliest zest, \\'||u Hep-.irte:l this |il'ethe1llnl'Dcc. 1811, l-huleu|"d the llnshand, and made thc \\’ife blest: Age-tl 69 years. Now widow’s grief Erects this sacrcd Stone Yon l||:|t pass liy, and say of me, l 'l‘o make his virtues and her sorrows known; A lnsl ller lilo ls‘ tlmllr, l lteader, if thine's the syiupathetie tear, B1: it wr-ll known nnto you all, ll O stop, and drop the tendcr tribute hcrc. My lilir is now lmgun. l The |il'e l liv'd, while on the Earth, Was S-ur|'ow, Grief, and Pain, I-‘lat Tombs. Bin. llnw I have a life indeed, In Memory of Edward Smith, who died Nov. 12, Ul |ile:|su1'c,joy, and (Jain. 1797, Aged 6| years. Keep death andjndgement alwa_\'s in your eye, 1-‘lat Stone. None are ﬁt to live, who arc not lit to die; To the Memory of I-llizabeth, Wile of Benjamin Make use of present tiine, bccaluso yon ninst Kent, who departed this life Julie 2, 1615, Take up your Lodgiiig shortly in the Dust, Aged 75 years. "l‘is droadlul to behold the setting Sun, Let no Tears of Sorrow Be, And Night approaching, ere your work is done.

Dear Relations, shed for rue; I-——_-1_—-—-— 'l'ho’ my Earthly life is gone, Sacred to'the Memory of Edward Smith, who de- 1 have found a Heavenly one. parted this life May the lat, 1803, Aged 40 years. A snilden Change, in a moment fell, l"lul Ttmtlnl. I had not time to bid my friends Farewell; To the l\lcmury of Win. i-ion of Belljamin and Eliz. 'l'hink nothing strange that happens unto all, Kent, who departed this lil'e Jnnc the 15th, 1l.l'|0, My l.ot’s to-day, to-morrow thine might l'all. Aged 3] yours. \ 1-1--1..-Z.- Wliile pale disease upon his vitnls prey'd, i ll is l-‘nune exhausted, and his Strength decay’d, TO thc lilernory of \'l"illi'.1m Barrett, who Dept-'1 this 'With pninful steps lilo lingering to the Grave, ll life Nov. the '27, 1it0ﬂ, Aged 33 years. Wliere human skill had lost the |mw<~r to save; Yet. sllll kind lleaven dispnseil his virtuous lnind 'l'n live in patience, and to Die resign’d. 'l'o the Memory of John Lea, who Departed this life the ll of October, 1799, Aged 40 years. To the .\‘lvnnn"y nl' lioiljainin Kent, who Departed this li|'o .\||_|_','nsttl1u '27. llllli, A get] BO years. Stand, Reader, and Spend s. Tear, And think on me, who now lye here, l"nrewvll, niy pains, disordt-rs, doubts. and fears, And whilst you read the state oI' me, In llt'a|t't'i| tlu-ro's neither sir-kncss, grief, nor tcars. Think on tho Glass that rnns for thee; ll:-rt-. lo llu! wise and _|,;'l|tHl tlisilsetl by none, Let not this world your thoughts betray, 5-‘-lri-pr-tll in pence the I-Either and Son. i Hut think upon your dying day : In Christ alone I only trust 'l'o the llleriiory ol' Mtirtlin ;\'ni.~=h, who Departed this To rise in number of thejust. lilo .lnl_\_.' :l, l1l0li, J\;.;|:d ‘Y4 years.

I- To tin! i\lt'1|mry ol' .\nlI. the \\'ile nl Thos. Simmon E‘ ttlln tlt'.|iitl'l.('.tl llllri lil't' June l.ll0 -'Jl.ll, 1793, ln Memory of Wm. Lea, who died July 17th, 1786, a'\:l'll y(‘fl|'.'-1, Aged 70 years. '|'nl.l1t! dlr!|llril'_V (ll: .l'-l'l|l Slllllllllllfi, who rlclmrtcd this Man, in his best Estate, is but a bubble, i;.Qj~4;l‘i_4‘j~ liln the 2!ll.ll tlli Sept. 1790, in llll? ill] year (Iii his Age. Labours, cares, and never free from Trouhle ; To the Memory of Tlms. Naish, who departed this r Therefore from this vain world yourthoughts employ, lil'e Sept. 4, 1814, Aged 79 years. And ever fix them on Eternal joy. I 64

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In Memory of Hannah, \l"il'e of lvm. Lea, who died ‘ To the Memory of Steven, Son of Theophilus and Dee. ye 6, 1781, Aged 61 years. Mary Smith, who died July 18, 11107, Aged 20 years. Dear Husband, pray weep for me uo more, The old and young must all submit Nor Children shed a. Tear, Tu fatal (leulh when G orl thinks lit‘. For I am Gone butjust before, So, lieatler, be sure make Christ thy Friend, Unto my Saviour Dear. Be always ready lb!‘ thy End, I in my hloom was took awn y, F 'l‘heret'ore prepare, make no rlelay, To the Memory of Thos. Son oi‘ Wm. and Aliee Youth, Health, an

i I I --. Within iron palisades. Head Stan es. In Memory of Elizﬂl. Wife of George Lea, who died To the Memory of John Gilbert, who died Oet. the Sept. 17, 181.5, Aged 63 years. 14, 1802, Aged 59 years. W'ith patienee to the last she did submit, I have been Industrious all my time, L And rnurmur'd not at what tlle lord thought ﬁt.

And to serve my God it was my mind, ﬁ Till God was pleas'd to call me home, ‘ To Jesus Christ his only Sun. Heart Stones. In Memory of "l‘honnm ltohins, who rlierl T-‘eb. 28, | '1 760, Aged 68 years. To the Memory of Wm. Gilbert, who Departed this God works wonder.~'a now and then, life June the 1, 1805, Aged 72 years. Here lies a .\'lillar—an honest Man! This worh_l’s glory he did not mind, i----.__-@_- Nor was his heart to pride inelin’rl ; To the Memory of John, the Qon of John nml Mar- Vile onmliiies him oft op|n'e.-=s'rl, tha Wilkius,who died June 5,1019, Aged 14 months. \ God set him free as he thought best.

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To the Memory of Thos. Eyles, who rlietl. Felt). 1B, In Memory of “rm. Son of George and F.'.lizal)eth 1734, Aged 79 years. Lea, who died May 7th, 1782, iu his Infaney. I 6

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In Memory of \Vm. Son of “N11. and Alice Lva. " In Memory of Thos. Mills. Departed this life Au- Died Marcli ill, l7ttl, Agcd 2 years. ‘ gust 2, 1751, Aged 87.

rltlsu llnnnnll and John, twins. of “"m. and Alice ‘N -i_1,.-*-Q I.1r;|, ll.||1|1-ill rlinrl r\p1'il 'l3tl|, l.".i'8l; John Died rltpril y¢' iii, l7l\l, .-\nd was hoth Buried ill one Col'- ii‘ Sacred to the Memory of Sarah Kempester, who De- lin, .r\|ll'll)'1g llt, l7tll., Aged ll months. parI.vtl llli.-4 life Sept. the 12th, 1810, Aged 56 years. ii-’ecp not for Chililrcn, Why slionhl we mourn departing Friends, For they ure Blast, i Ur sliake ut Death's alarms, .'\|i(l in Christ's Arms . ‘Tia but the voice that Jesus sends They take their rest. i To eull them to his Arms.

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i In Memory of ltaehaol Pi-ooily, Wife ofJohn Preedy, In Memory ol' .lolm Pinegar. He died May ye 3d, ol' Lumhourn, who died In July, l7t|:l, A geil -10 yenrs. 17-I 1, Aged 53. Sarah, Daughter of John uud Salah Pinrliger, died .$,_i,q__-i- April yr 29, I734, Aged 2,,years. To the Memory of Mary, ‘Vite of llohert Ciithhert, who Departed this life I-'eb. lst, I706, Agcd 66 years. i i Here lyeth yo Body of Ann, ye 'Wife of Wm. War- man, ol'.\Iidilleso.1c. She died Oet. y° 10, 17-13, In Memory of Piarah, Wife of Joseph Prince, who Aged 52 years. rlrpurtlrll this lili! May ‘12, I790, Aged 40,

Sincerely Lamcnted hy her Ilusbaml and Children. \ 01—-1-mi-|g She was Pious without Ostentntion, Charitable with- ‘ I|| Memory of Joanna, ‘Vite of Edward I'Varman, out boasting, Friendly without deceit; Conscious a ‘ who died May I2, I762, Aged U0 years. long Time of her speedy dissolution, yet unsliaken; ,

Calm and serene, the lamp of life beeorning quite i -1-:---.-1-q exliausled, She departed, resigning her Soul into the \ In Memory of Thos. Son of Roht. and Ann slllfpl, hands of her Mules.-r, with a lilll assurance ofn r|.-sur- H who was huried August ye 3, I76-‘l, Aged 12 years. rentioo to t'.l.t'l’Ill.l.l l|s.p|ii||oss, heing the sure reward of i it well Spa-.nt liii-. , ----1}-i— ‘ In Memory of llannah ‘Warrnan, who Departed this Sou!/1 Side of the Clrm'cIi_|;m'd. life May ye 7, 1779, Aged 68 years.

To the Memory of Wm.-Edward, Son of Edward -M and Sarah Darted, who Died Nov. 4, I814, in the ‘ 12 year ol'l|i.~s Age. In Memory ol'Rohert Sharps, who Departed this life April the It), I757, Aged 42. Now hn in Rest and Quiet lay y 'Waiting for the Resurrection Day, Then may l|u wnlre with sweet surprize, ‘ To thc Memory of Ann, Wife of Roht. Sharps, who Ami in his S'.tviour's Image rise. died A pril 9, 1786, Aged 74 years.

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-I--|I—-iii- To the Memory of Daniel Long. He died May 25, \ I 1703, Aged L14 yenrs. i In Memory of Tloht. Sharps, who died May the B, Since (iorl thought lit to tuko what was his due, \ in tho year of our Lord 1700, Aged 45 years. The host ol' I-Inshands and ol' Fathers ton, —-i-M-1 My wife nnd Children dear I leave hehind, i Hoping ll Crown ol'Glory they will ﬁnd. r In Memory of Mary. ‘Wife ol'Robt. Sharps, who died Sept. 1, 1791, Aged 42 years. Also Elizth Dang;-,l1tr.-r of Daniel and Christian Long. She died August lst, 1798, Aged 7 years and 11 ~11-ii--_ months. i To thc Memory of John, Son of John and Sarah Smith, who died the I5 Jan. 1796, Aged 4 years and In Memory of Thomas, Son ol'John and Mary Chi- . 3 nlonths. vars, who died March 30, 1773, Aged G we-cl-ts. Also in..|..o.1, their Son, who and .r\pl‘il o, 1775, ‘. To the Memory ol‘ Thos. Son ol‘ Wm. and Elizth Aged 7 weeks. 5 Smith, who died in his Infancy. U u I 66

104 mononsmlsm iNsc1uP'r1oNs Inhlemory of Mary. Daughtemf Wm.-and Elizth iTo the Memory of Elizabeth. the Wife of Wm. Smith, who died Jan. ye 28, I771, Aged 6 years. I Smith, who Departed this life the I8 of Jan. Itluu, Now in my Glory I remain, - Aged 69 Yea“- My life was short and full of Pain; Farewell, my clearest Chiltlren, I must away, But now the lord he thought it best Death ealls me hence, l eould no longer stay ; To tal-ce me to a plaee of Rest. Farewell, all earthly joys, I go to prove The endless pleasures ol' the 1'5-.|i||I.s u.lm\'t:; Farewell, my pains, disoi-.!er.~<, doubts, and liea|'s, To the Memory or Reheeen, Dnnghter of “fm. and In Heaven there’s iii-ither sickness, gr-iol, nor tears : Elizabeth Smith, who Departed this life the B of All 1 possess'd below, l now resign, Nov. 1799, Aged 22 years. Vuin world farewell, but welcome joys divine. n—n—-—-11.1

To the hlenlnry of Henry Smith, Son of ‘Vin. 8: In Memory of Mary, Daughter of John and Mary Iiliz. Smith, who diecl August the 21, 1806, Stout, who died Feb. 14, 1774, Aged 35 yeurs. A gecl 35 years. If ever Parent ever Children was dnar, -_i|i_;i Here as you stop, you'll drop l.he tender tear; i In Memory of Mary, Vl’ife of John Stout, who De» I-l ere mourn, wlimn blustw ith sense, good nature, trnth, parted this life Sc-pt. the 3, 1776, Aged 72 yeurs.

Death seiz‘tl, tun 0.-arly seivftl, in bloom of youth, -1—-1i.1i_ I{¢=|i=_;io|| guided, with her b|'igl1lestl'ays, Here lyeth ye Body of John Stout. who Departed this And Virtue guarded to the throne of Graee. i life Jan. G, 1776, Aged 71 years. Mother dear, from weeping now refrain, And join with me salvation to obtain. §

-oi-i.i—_ In Memory of Thos. Reeves, who Departed this life i Nov. ye 29, 1779, Aged 08 years. To the Memory of Sarah-Ann Smith. Wife of Charles Smith, who died March the 21, 1806, Aged 33 years. Also Sarah, his Wife, who Departed this life June yc 24, 1778, Aged U4 years. To faith and ehaiity her heart inelin'd, Gentle, p-rnclent, and of an easy mind; -my-iii Ready to forgive, fearful to ol'l'end, To the Memory of John lieoves, who Di-parted this .Faithl'ul to her Husband, true to her Friend; life the 1'2 of Jan. 1799, A5011 11:! years. Her Course she ﬁnish'd, and res'1gn’cl her breath, 1...-|-| -u——u1¢n In pursuit of Heaven thro' the vale of death; And now in triumph she joyful sing, l lat 'l't.n|b. Glory and Praise to our Heavenly King. To the Memory of Win. Stout, who Departed this life April 2-1, 1783, Aged 53 yenrs. — The ties of llnnnlnity, the l"~oi~ii|l irllorts ol' llw Mind, To the Memory ofTh0s. Slllitll, $011 of “ﬁn. and Su- The virtues of the kintlreil Soul, tom-.lneil by lln- (.'f)l(l sanna Smith, who died 12 Dee. I802, Aged 2 years. hand of Death, lnay ilrnop lil-ce an Evm|in|_-; I-'lnw|-r; ii—-—-i-- Bnt the gloomy niglit, and l)u|"l

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To the Memory of Wm. Smith, who Departed this life u Head Stones. the 9 of Dee. ll-104, Ageil 72 years. Tn Memory of Mary, the Daughter of Isa:-u: and Mary Reader, farewell; prepare thyself to die, Rieks, who cliecl Dee. It}, 1768, Aged 7 years and “hem death hath eonquer'cl, here in dust must lie 6 months. I.'ntil thy Saviour in the Clouds does eome, i \‘l’ith Saints and Angels brighter than the Sun, J To_j|ul,=;-e the world, and give Eternal Rest In Memory of llannah, Damzhter of Tsaae and Mnry To those who feared here on earth the liest, Rieks, who Died August 12, 1788. All which heliev'cl, when living here like thee H .-._-..,-_—_-i 'l'herefore prepare thyself, and follow me, “'l|ero Smints and Angels Hallelujah sing, In Memory of Isaac liiclxn, who Died the I4 of Holy Great God, and Praises to the-King. Sept. I806, Aged 72 years. I 6'7

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Io Memory of Mary, the Wife of Isaac Tlicks, who To the Memory of Thomas Woodam, who died Nov. diod Jnni: Ill, l7Il!l, Aged G5 years. '2, 1806, Aged B4 years.

---_-_-_-ii To the Memory of Martha, Wife of Thos. Wuodam, who died July 6, 1800. Aged 05 years. To lhe ‘iii-mory of Lizzy, Dniiglitor of Nathaniel and lili/.olii.-l.li liielts, who Departed this life March the 3, — liilli, A51-|l I7 years. In Memory of Joseph Godman, who died May y; 2o, 1729. Aged so. Also Alice, his \Vili=. She died Sept. 3'9 7, 1722» l|| .\li-lnury of \l:|l‘_\', “'il'o of Ntitlltlniﬁl Mtty,wh0 Aged 55 years. ili-p-.irli-vl this lilo i\I.l}_fl)ﬁl. 3, I780, .-\g_ji.'d 49 years. .\l.s'u §'iuu.'ll Children, who died in their Infancy. In Memory ofAnn, the W'ife of “Tm. Vlfoolford, who Died Nov. 7. 1754, Aged 65 years. 'l'o the Memory nl' I-Iilward “"'arro||, who died Au- ii |._-;ust ll. I797, Aged ‘Ill years. To the Memory of Wm. the Son of Wm. and Mary -| A-1?...- \Vo0lford, who Died Fob. 5. 1798, Aged B years. To the Memory of John Warren, who departed this Also Wm. their Son, whu died August 10, 1814, lil'e .-\p|'il fr, I795, Aged 72 years. Aged 10 years. -ii-i-__-_ And also Thos. their Son, who died April 0th, 1317, ln Memory of .\'tephen Warren, who departed this Aged 23 years. lili: Dec. 10, A. D. 1707.

A-1---1; To the Memory of “'11:. \Voolford, who Died June 24, 1614. Aged 59 years. To the Memory of Mary, Wife of Joseph Sheppard, who Died Oet. 12, 1796, Agcd 31 years. Also to the Memory of Joseph Sheppard, who died Flat Stones. St-pt. I8, 1007, Aged 42 years. In Memory nf Elizabeth. Wife of \Villiam Herring, who died Oet. 1728, Aged 70 years. ii-ii; Here lyeth ye Body of Wm. Herring, who De- T0 the hit-lllriry of Iidwll Slliith, Wilt) Dliflnrtecl this parted this life Sept. 1'7, A. D. 1720, Aged 7'2 years. life Jan. ti, 1790, Aged B2 years.

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Martha, Wife of Thos. Herring. died Feb. ye 20 In Memory of Margaret, “life of Edward Smith, 1723. who departed this life April B, 1774.

Head Stones. To the Memory of Ann, the “Fife of John Harding, In Memory of Sarah, the Wife of Wm. Vlfoolford, who depiirted this life 3 Sept. 1796, Aged 20 years. who Departed this life March 10, 1784, A virtnoiis Wili-, in Prime oflife, Aged 68 years. By “truth is snateh'd away, In Memory of Wm. Woolford, who departed this lif- ller Soul is Blvst, and gone to Rest, March 14, 1781, Aged 65 years. 'l'Im' llesh is gone to Clay :

She Iel't behind, a llusband hind, I-1-in-i1-. And u linlnveil Son, Here lyeth Son and Daughter of ‘Wm. and Dorothy May they prepare to meet her where Edwards. John died Nov. 17. 1734, Aged 4 years, 'l'rno love will ne'er be done. Eliz. died Nov. 15, 1734, Aged 14 years.

A-u-u -ii--ii._1 In Memory of Thos. Son of Robt. and Mary Harding, Flat Tomb-1. who died April 1'2, 1774, Aged 1 year. To the Memory ofMary, the Wife of Thos. Edwards, Q-_;_-_-_-i who departed this life the 4 of Oet. 1789, Flat Tomb. Aged 45 years. In Memory nf John Harding, he died Sept. 16, 1734, She was all that chears and softens Life, Aged 70. The tender Mother. Christian, Friend, and Wife : Also Ursula, his “Fife. She died June 15, 1770, And Oow She's gone to reign with Christ above, Aged ‘I5. i where _Bl_l i8 joy. Grace, ll armoay, aud Love. I 68

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To the Memory of Thos. Ell\\'i'|.l'd$, who departed this 1 In Memory of Hannah, “fife of Bartholomew Tombs, life the 23 of March, 1800, Aged 70 years. who Died Oct. ye U, 1773, Aged 61 years.

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In Memory of Thos. Baker, who departed this life llere Lyeth ye Body of Wm. Edwards, who departed Jan. 10, 1732, Aged 60. this life Dee. yv 21, A. Dom. 1723.

Also Eliz. Wife of Thos. Baker. She departed this # life Sept. y" 10, I736, kl-Lt. 66. Ilere lieth ye Body of John Berry, Died Mareh 2|), 1749, Aged H3 years. In Memory of Wm. Edwards, who died May ye 19th, In Memory of Martha, Wife of John Berry, who Anno Domini 17-16, Aged .32.. Died March 10, 1742, Aged 74 years.

ln Memory of Dorothy, Wife of Vi’m. Edwards, who M-1--1-- Died Aug. 3, 1785, Aged 90 years. l-Iere lyeth the Body of Elizth. Wife of Henry Ave- h——1-I-ii nell. She died Sept. yv 1, 1732, Aged 3U.

Head Stones. j To the Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of John Warren, Here lyeth yv Body of Henry At-enell. He died who died May 22, 1797, Aged B2 years. Jan. 20, 1144, Aged 10.

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Here lyeth ye Body ofJohn Oel-zwell, who Departed Here lyeth yﬂ Body of Mary, ye “life of Nathaniel this Life Deeem. the 7. 17.-33, Aged 57 years. May, who died 15 00!. 1750, Aged 44 years.

Here Lyeth ye Body of Win. Iﬁdwards, who Died Flat Stone. May 22, 1760, Aged 45 years. Hero lyeth ye Body of Martha, yﬂ Wife of Thomas Edwards. She Departed this life Sept. ye 6, 1726, Here lieth ye Body of John Edwards, who Died Aged 55 years. Sept. 26, 1753, Aged '70 years.

ii. Hero lyeth ye Body 0fThos. Sniith, who Departed this life Oct. the 20th, 1740, Agcd 713 years. Martha, Wife of Wm. Bfoodard. She died Juno 30, 1745, Aged 74 years. in-_——|l|—izld

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Here lyeth yo Body of Henry lles, who died June i 1Bth, 1746, Aged 51 years. Here. lyeth the Body of Thos. Smith, Son ofWm. i Smith, who died Sept. 26, 1770.

— In Memory of Miehael Tombs. lle died June 27, i 1754, Aged 36 years. On a Flat Stone. In Memory of Thos. “Edwards, Gent. who Departed i this life June 3*” 1, 1728, in the U2 year of his Age. In Memory of Margaret, “'ife of Francis H aines, l-le married l-Ilizalieth, l)au!_ghter of Mr. Juhn llr.-ad, T who Departed this life Jan. ye '20, 1770, of Wenbrough, and lived with her iu y"- state of Ina- Aged 70 years. \ trimony more than 5B years, by whom he had 5 Suns \ l and three Daughters, and they, in his life-time, were \ multiplied to .52 Grand Children. In Memory of Bartholomew Tombs, who Died June l 24, nee, Aged re. 1--imp-ia In Memory of Charles Avenell, who Departed this i life Oct, 10, I780, Aged 70 years. Michael Hanlres died Oet. 5, 1720, Agcd B2 years. Also Mary, the Daughter of John and Mary Avenall, Also Mary, his Wife. She died Feb. ya 14," 1703. i who departed this Life July 10, 1761, Aged 3 weeks. I 69

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To the 1\'lemoryol' liliz. thc \1'it'e of Charles Avcuell, i To the Memory of John Brind, who Died I-‘eh. 5, who departed this life the 30 of Oct. 1303, \ 1786, Aged 55 years. Aged 84 years. 1 A time of Death you know full well, 'Wl|en Dr.-nth takes llushand, Wife, or Son, But when, or how, no mortal man can toll, (irmtent tliyself, and say God’s will be done; Be it at night, noon, now, or then, Trust in thy blesserl Saviour, and expect 1 Death is most certain, yct uncertain when. To meet them all ugnin with his elect. I

\ Head Stones, To the Memory ofAnn, Daughter of John and Mary Iu Memory of John Painter, who Died May 29, 1789, Avcncll, who died April 16, 1790, Aged B months. A gcd 50 years. My Plant did ﬂourish fair, Like to a Rose in June, J In Memory of Catharine ye Wife of Isaac Brind. But Death, with his cold blasting air, She died April yﬂ 8, 1743, Agcd 57. Has cropt my tender Bloom.

-iiii-i Flat Stone. 'l‘o the Memory of Elizth. Daughter of John and In Memory of Margaret, ye Wife of Charlcs Brind. Mary Avonell. She Died 19 May, 1792, in the 15 She Died Oct. ye 1, Aimo Dom. 1732, Aged 75 years. year of her Age. , In Memory of Ann, the Wife of John Brind. Shc A tender Branch lics Buried here, A died Jan. 2.-7., 17.56, Aged 57. 'l'hat was belov’d by Parent Dear, 1-‘cw was her Days, short was her Race, From womb to Grave short was the space. l Charles Brind. He Departed this life Oct. 12, Anno Learn, parents, then to be content ‘ Dom. 173:», Aged as. when God requires what is but lent 3 In youth and Childhood put no trust, For all must die, and turn to dust. In Memory of John Brtad, who Died April 6, 1777, i Agcd 62 years.

To thc Memory of Michael Eylcs, who departed this life the 18 of Sept. 1793, Agcd 52 years. Hcrc lyeth yﬁ Body of Abigail, y¢ Wife of Thos. Savory. She died August yﬂ 26, 1721, ‘Veep not fur mo that l have lost my Breath, l Aged 80 years. My Pain were such as inadc me wish for death, l Christ, my Redeemer, knew which way was bcst i‘ -_-._-i To ease my grief, and set my soul at rest, Mary, Daughter of Daniel and Edith Herring, was

I-I-Z-ill i Buried Sept. 4, A. D. 1728.

‘l‘o the Memory of Mary, the “Fife of Michael Eyles, who Departed this Lifc the 14 of Oct. 1795,- ii In Memory of Thos. Pithousc, who died April 28, Aged 50 years. 1776, Aged 78 years.

M- Also Margaret, his Wife, who died Oct. 6, 1785, ,‘ Aged 79 ycars. On n Flat Stone. To the Memory of Ann, 11-’ifc of John Brind, who jinii-1. Died Jan. 3, 1717, Aged -'31 years. J Sacred to thc Memory of Wm. Sainsbury, who died Reader, prepare to follow me, ii March 13, 1818, Aged B4 years. I-'or as I am, so shalt thou bc, This Stone is placed hcrc to protect his Ashes, and ltotting in Dark and silent Dust, not to record his Virtues, being registered elsewhere. Prepare for Death, for die thou must; Also Ann, his Wife, who Died March 22, 1814, Life is uliccrtaiii, Death is Sure, Agcd 61 years. Sin is thc wound, Christ is the Cure. In Adversity meek, and in Affliction humble, To the Memory of Ann, Daughter of Thos. and To Death rcsiga’d, for life Eternal. lilizabctli Brind, who rlicd May 19, 1808, Agcd 13 months. Z Also Mary, their Daughter, who Died May 25, 1808, To the Memory of Henry Avenell, who died Dcc. Aged 13 mouths. y° 20, 1788, Aged 72 years. ' LXI 170

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To the Memory of Mary, the Wife of Henry Avenell, Y A sudden Change on me was wrought, who Departed this life l"eb. the 6, 1781, By God .Almighty’s holy will, Aged 66 years. \Vhen to my Grave I soon was brought, Where I shall slumber until l~'lat Tonihs. The Day in which hour will eonic To the Memory of Charles Kent, who Departed this Tojndge the Vlforld, and people all, life June 25, 1614, Aged 73 years. And raise the Ri|.1;l1teous from the l)e.ad By his Almighty Gracious Call. In Memory of John Kent, who departed this life the 29 of May, 1755, Aged 50. i Y To the Memory of Elizabeth, Wirlow of Charles i Howell, who died May 13th, 1754, Aged 92 years. I-'raneis Merchant Buried April 5, 1748. 5?.-_ Q-_ M In Memory of Jane Merchant, seeond Dang-hter of ‘Thus. and Dorothy Brincl, of Foxbridge, W anhorough, ‘ Here lyeth yﬂ Body of John Greenhalfe, who Dc- (lullli. who died Mafth 14-, 1745. ‘ parted this life June y° 30, A. D. 1710. Tliis Tomb was Erected by her Sister, Ann Brind. Flat Stone. ‘ Charles Hunt died March 26, 1772, Aged 40 years. Head Stone. . Mary, his Wife, Sept 2, 178.5, Aged 30 years. To the Memory of Mary, Wife of Robt. Sheppard, ‘l Charles, their Sea, Nov. 6, 1770, Aged 20 years. who died August 4, 1007, Aged 74 years. James, their Son, Peh. 1783, Aged 10 years.

1+2 William, their Son Jan. 3, 1706, Aged 20. y Thomas, their Son, April 23, 1700, Aged 17 years. In ﬂu: i\‘i:n'tfi. Side of Ute Churchyard.

l Flat Stone. l l Head Stones. In Memory of Sarah, “Fife of James Howell, who In Memory of Ana, the Daughter of Francis and died April 4, 1760, Agcd 57. 1 Mary Hewer, who departed this life June the 1, 1760, In Memory ol'James Howell, who died Feh. 3, 1764, Aged 12 years. Aged 63 years. Weep not for me, my parents dear, I am not dead, hut sleepetli liere ; ‘ My days were short on l:ill'l.ll, you see, Head Stones. Prepare, therefore, to follow me. Here Lyeth ye Body of James, Son of James and Sarah Howell. He Departed this life August 27th, i 1754, Aged 26. In Memory of Richard Deacon, who Departed this

u-1-M life the 18 of Jan. 179-5, Aged 52 years. llere lieth ye Body of Jolm Blissett, who Departed All you, my friends, who may pass by, this life Feb. yﬁ 17, A.D. 1695. And on this Stone shall cast your eye, Think on the Grave, and not on Gold, .-ig-i_i| As young must die, as well as Old; llerc lyeth Sabrea, ye Wife of Thos. Wells. Live like Christians while on Earth, Died July 20, 1728, Aged 49. .By doing all things that arejnst :

Q-iii; Look on my Vl’idow, and the Fatherless, Assist them when you see them in distress ; To the Memory of Ann, the Wife of Wm. Wells, That friendship shown to nie out of the Grave who Departed this life the 10 of Sept. 1792, Aged H4. Continue stedfast. to niy little Bahes, Then at the linaljudgcment day I trust, To rise with you, and stand amongst the Just.

In Memory of “rm. ‘Veils, who Died Oet. 18, 1762, .-ii.-i—_ Aged 32 years. 1 To the Memory of Lizzy, Wife of Richard Deacon, In zllmnory of John, Son of “Tm. and Ann Wells, i who Departed this life Dee. 3, 11115, Aged 73 years. who died July 21, 1762, Aged 20. “’ith Goodness Clouth’d, we may deﬁe, And fear not what it is to die ; Flat Tomb. Fair Virtue’:-1 paths are pleasant to be trod, 'l'o the Illeinory of Ann, the Wife of John Carpenter, "l'is Virtue only wafts the Soul to God. who Departed this life the 2d of Oet. 1306, l A kind good “'ife, true Friend, and tender Mother, Aged 62 years. ” 'What else, the last. Day clearly will discover. 171

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'I‘o tho Memory of Richard, son of Richard and Lizzy Here lycth ye Body of John Prater, who Departed Deacon, who Departed this life Nor. 19, 1316, this life July ye 4, 1723, .1-Etatis U-1. Aged 34 years. Also in Memory of John Prator, Jun. who died April A time of death there is, you know full well, 9, A. Dom. 172.5, Aged 51.

But when, or how, no mortal man can tell ; i_i-__._ Bc it at night, noon, now, or then, Death is lll0r$|. certain, but uncertain when. ln Memory of John, Son of John and Ann Prater, who died April ltith, 17. . ]l.'itutis 28. M--11-. To the Memory ofAnn, Wife of John Haggard, who Departed this life Jan. 30, 1809, Agcd BU years. In Memory of John Ilouldcr, who Departed this life 0 Feb. the 15, 1771, Aged 51 years. Also Ann, the \\'ife ofJohn Houlder, who Departed To the Memory of Thos. Honeybone, who died Nov. this life Jan. the [5, 1705, Aged U7 years. 30, 1796, Aged 52 years.

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To the Memory of Sarah, the \Vife of Thos. lloul- To the Memory of Ann, Wife of Thos. Honeyhone, der, who died the ltlth July, 1797, Aged 44 years. who died August 5, 1806, Aged 6-1 years. A virtuous wife, in prime of life, Grieve not for me, my Children dear, By Death is snat.eh’d away; It is God's will that I am here, I-ler soul through Cllildhirtlfs gone to rest, And as I am so must yon he, Tho’ ﬂesh is gonc to clay. Prepare, therefore, to follow me. She's left behind a Husband kind, Also William, their Son, who died May 2d, 1807, Three Daughters, and a Son, Aged 27 years. May they prepare to meet her where True love will ne'er be done. I was so long with pain opprest, That wore my strength away, It made me long for endless rest, To thc Memory of Thos, I-loulder, who Departed this Which ncver can decoy. lifc July 6, 1811, Aged 68.

iii-M Herc lyeth ye Body of Richard I-Ioncybonc, who died June 1, 1768, Aged 50 years. In Memory of Mary, Wife of Edward Godwin. She died Oct. '29, 1761), Agcd 76 years. I | _.. . _. Grieve not, Husband, nor Children dcar, It is God's will that I am hcrc; i (1-RI-‘AT. BED ll.IN. I liv’d in love, and in peace dy’d, My life dcsir'd, but God deny’d. On Monuments against North Wall of Chancel. Ilere Lycth, ncer to the Body of ller Husband, ye llerc lyeth ye Body of John Lowdcr, who Departed Most Noble Lady Frances Devereux, Daughter of this life Nov. ye 0, 1743, Aged 62 ycars. ltobt. Earle of Essex, and Widdow of William, Duke

ini--in of Somerset, who Dyed April the 24th, 1674, Aged 74 Years and Six Months. To the Memory of Ann, “fife of Michael Tombs, In Gratitude to whose Memory this Monument is who died Aug. 7, L789, Agcd 52 yeurs. Erected by Thomas, Viscount Weymouth, who Mar- it-ii ried her Grand Daughter, the Lady 1-‘ranees I-‘inch, A“ Dom. 1706. llcre lyeth ye Body of Anna Prntor, Daughter of John Prator, who Departed this life Oct. ‘Z6, Jrms—'l‘wo wings conjoined: impaling, a fess, in chief three roundels. l&\ D‘

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IIcro lycth Intomlfd the worthie S1‘ John Seymour, Fiat ‘Tombs. of Wolpha-ll, Knight, who By Margerie Ilis Wyfe, ln Memory of “Tm. “Prater. llc Departed this life Daughter, of SI’ Henry llfentworth, Knight, l-rum Jnnc y" 5, 174-1, Aged 40 years. whoine the now Lord W entworthe is Discendcrl, had .llis Sister .li.li'4tnlietli, Wife of John Haggard, Gent. Sixe Sonnes And fowcr Daughters: To wete, John, Slit: died August. 11, 1763, Agcd GU. who dyed ulnnaryed, Edward, Dukc of Somerset, 172

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Earle of Hertford, Viscount Donucliainpo, and Baron On Flat Stones in .'\'m-1-. Seymour, Uncle to Kiuge Edwarde the Sixt, Gover- llere Lyeth ye Body of I.-ldwaril Durrill. I-le was nor of his Royall Person, protector of all his Domi- Buried August 25, Ann. Dni 1725), A gcd 57 years. nions and Subjects, Lorde Treasurer and Earle Mar- shall of England, ‘V. Duke, Maryed Anne, Daughter ol' Sr Edwarcle Stanhope, Knight, Dy Elizabeth His Here lyeth yfl Body of Mary, the Wife. nl' Jolln Mills, “’yl'c, Daughter of SI Fonlke Burgchier, Lorde Fitz- who dyed May 1, 1721!, in the 7;! your ol' |n:r Age. waryn, From whome the Moderne Earles of Bathe Also \Vm. Mills, Son 0l' John and Mary Mills, who are Discended, Sr Henry Seymour, Knight, who dyed Oct. U, 1729, ill tlln {J4 your olliis Age. Maryed Barbara, Daughter ol' Thos. Morgan, Esq. Also John Mills, who died Sept. yv 2'7, I747, Thomas Lorde Seymour, of Sudeley, I-lighc Admiral] Aged 92 years. of Englande, who maryed Katherine, Queene of Eng- landc, and Wydow to Kingc lleury the Eight, One Here Lyeth ye Body ofSarah, the “’ili: of Robert other Jhon and Anthony, who Dycd in their Infancy, Ilall, who Departed this life August y‘? 7th, 1716, Jane, Queene of Englande, \Vyl'c to Kinge Henry ffitatis U0. the .l$ight, and Mother to Kinge Edwarde the Sixt, Elizabeth, Firste Marycd to SF llenry Vghtred, Knight, .r\l'ter to Gregorie, Lorde Cromwell, And last to Jhon In Memory of Elizabeth, ye Wife of Eilward ‘Walter, Lflfllfi Qainct John 0l' Basinge, After Mari]uesse of who died Jan. 30, 1735, Aged -53 years. '\l'inchester, Margery, who dyed in her infancy, and Dorothe, maryed to Sr Clement Smythe, Knight. In Memory of Mary, thc Daughter ul' Jusepli and This Kniglit departcd this lyl'e ut Lx yeares of Age Jane Wentwortli, who departed this lil'e the 7111 day the XXI clay of Dcceniber Anno 15:36, And was firste of Sept. 1809, Agcd 12 years. bnryml at 'l'1ston priorie ehureho uinongst divers of his anneestors, hoth Seymours and Sturniyes, Howbeit that Church being ruynd, and thereby all theire monu- Herc lyeth ye Body of Mary, ye Wife of Robert ments either whollie spoyled, or verie much defused Hall, who Departed this life March ye 3, 1722, during the mynoritie of Edward Earle of Hertforde, JEtatis 30. Sonne to the said Dul-tc, the said If-nrlo after, as well Also Elizabeth, her Daughter, who died March ye for the dutyfull love he beareth to his said grnndefatlier, 28th, 172-L, Aged 1 year and 1 month. as for thc better contynuans of his Memory, did cause his hodie to be removed, and here to be intombed, at his ownc costc and chardge, the laste dayeol'Septet'I1- In Memory of Mary, yfl ‘Vile of 'l'homas W'nlter, her, Anno 1590, in the xx:-L11 ycure of the mostc who died June ‘Z9, 17-ill, Aged 52. lnrppyc raigneof our gratious Soveraigne ladie Queene Farewell, my Friends, I must away, lilizahetli. My Glass is run, 1 cannot stay ; The statue nf the Knight is lytnp: in complete armour, 1J1e God be your guide, and give yon grace, sword in l.I1e scabbarrl, his head resting on his helrnet, J That Heaven may bc your li-eating pli‘|.(;t!, l and his |'eet upon a lion. “lith this, our Friend, that's gone b<:l'oru, Arms. To live in love for evermorc, Gnles, lwri wings conjoined and inverted, argcnt; irnnaling sable, a chevron, or, between three leopards‘ faces caboshed Also Edward, their Son, Aged 1 year, and Joseph, of the same. Aged 6 years.

(iltlfitl, two wings eonjninml and inverted, urgent, a crescent of I lllc inst for diti'en=.nce : impaling quarterly, first sable, a fuss in-In--.-en three martlets gules, on a chief, sable, three foxes In Memory of Mrs. Anne Cohhe, \Vil'e of Richard heads argent ; second, per pale azure and sahle, tlnen Heur- Cobhe, Cler. M. A. Dnnghtcr of Mr. John Bird. rle-lis or; ll'|iI‘tl sable, three dogs onurant, in pale urgent; Obiit 6 March, 17:32, Hlilalis 21;. Iinirlli sahln, on a chevron, argent, three bugle-horns, sable, between three stage.’ heads f‘.fll)OSl‘I.Etl argent. Per fess gules, two wings conjoined and inverted argeut, in Here lyeth ye Body of Ambrose Smith, Soil. who base per bend. argent and gnles, in bend three double roses dyed April 24, 1729, Aged ti-I. |:eunter- changed. 1'1-r li.-.-:.~; u.-i|.vy, arpcut and azure, in base nrgcnt, on B. bend -i_i-._-.- gnlus, lhrue lions‘ faces cobnshetl or. ]’1'r ii-.-is U.l'}.{(.'lllI three Llnnli-lions rampant gules, in base, of the Here lyeth ye Body of Ohary, thc ‘Vite of Anihrnse Iasl two wings conjoined and inverted. Smith, Sen. who dyed April Z], 1716, Aged 4-'3.

; -iii, . On a brass near the above. Belloeampg cranl Graia genitrice Sctnermus Here lyeth the Body of Ambrose Smith, jnn. who Tres habui natos, est quibns una Soror. dyed March 2ﬂtl1, 1728, in the 52 year ol' his age. I73

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N nrth Transept. ing, on a grey stone, is the form ofncross. Round In Mamory of lsaac Bushell, of London, Apothecary, tha edges of this stone is an inscription in an ancient who died Julie the 16, 1749, Aged 41 years. character, hut nearly obliterated. In the floor of the Chancel are some painted tiles, representing griflins, phaasants, fretty, gyronny, fleur-de-lis, it-e. The Brass taken nut. Church consists of a chancel, nave, north and south Transepts. The Nave is supported on each side by four pointed arches, ornamented by two Saxon mould- llore lyeth thc Body of Robert llall, who died ings. April 1a., 1129, Aged as. Register commenced in the year 1.539. Rev. Henry Wilson, vicar.

South Transept. The Earl of Ailcsbury Lord of the Manor. Here lyeth the Bodyof Robert Savage, who Departed -1*-1 this life May yv Ill, A. D. 1696, in the 77 year of his A go. Nortk Side qf the Churchyard. -ii-____' Flat Tomb. llere lyeth ye Body of Thomas Hawkins, of W03- In Memory of Joseph Ballcy, Sen. who died Jan. 1, comh. He Departed this life Oct. y= 24, A.Dom. 1755, Aged 70 years. 1724, fhitatis 07. In Memory of Joseph Ballay, Jun. who died May 15, 1742, Aged 25 years. In Memory of Mr. Richard Spencer, lata of Great O crual Death, that would not he deny’d, Bedwin, who died Feb. y" 26th, 1760, Aged .58 years. But hrolte the Bonds of love so lately ty’d : Job nix. 26--21. Lot not man think that he rcpents too soon, Also in Memory of Sarah, the Wife of Mr. Richard I found it night before I thought it noon. Spencer, who died Nov. ye 1st, 1764, Aged 03 years. In Memory of Mary, Daughter of John and Millisent Bailey, who died March 30, 1770, Aged 19 years. Ilere lyeth tho Body of William Cannon, Son of Weep not, dear Parents, griava no more, Tliomas and Lucy Cannon, who Departed this life I am not lost, but gone before. thc 22 Dny of. . . . 1779, Aged 43. A llliction sore, 8:0. Head Stones. In Memory of Frances, the Wife of Richard Small- bones, who died March 4, 1771, Aged 26 years. In Memory of Thomas Cannon, who died Sept. 12th, 1767, Aged 74. l --xi-_i Also here Lyeth Luci, his Wife, who died June 9th, I In Memory of John, Son of" Edward and Elizabeth 1741, Agad 40. Hawkins, who died 7 Jan. 177-5, Aged 21 years.

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Herc lyeth the Body of Francis Dunford, Son of To the Memory of Mrs. Martha Rosier, who died John Dnnford, by Sarah, his Wife. He died Dec. ye May 20, 1786, Agcd 76 years. 30th, 1717, Aged 31 yaars. Also of Mr. Thos. Rosier, Husband of the Above, Also ncar this place lyeth ye Bodies of y= two Sons of who died April 10, 1796, Aged 83 years. Francis Dunford. -ii To tha Memory of Mary Rushley, Daughter of llore Lyeth ye Body of John Dunford ...... Richard and Elizabeth Sturges, who died April 22, of West. (ir-al'ton, in ...... Son of John Dunford, by 1815, Aged 15 years. Sarah, his \\"ili:. lle dyed l"ch. yﬁ 21, 1719, Aged Also Thomas Sturges, their Son, who died April Bth, 41 ycars. 1814, Aged 4 years and 8 months. Also Sarah, the \‘l’ii'e of John Dlinliird, Sen. who Also Henry Sturges, their Son, who died April 12, dyed Sept. 14, 1724, Aged 64. 1815, Aged 15 weeks. i ‘Tia God that lifts our comforts high, Under a canopy, in the south side of this transapt, is Or sink them in the grave ; n Knight Templar, carved in stone, and in good pre- He gives, and blessed be his name, servation : also a small piscina. In a canopy adjoin- He takes but what he gave. Yr I 74

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Fmereil to the Memory of Hannah Lloyd, Danghtrrr of i Ill Memriry of Eliz. “'iIe oi‘ 'l‘lios. Pyluv, of i\iel.ll1:I'l\'JI1, Benjamin and Mury Lloyd, who Departed this lil'e i I-Iants. who died ‘.29 Nov. 1777, 1\;5erl Li-1 years. April 22, 1814-, .Aged11lycars. Ilnrrieil from life, to dwell in Death’s domain, In Memory of Eliz. l.l|(: “'ife of 'l'l|oe-1. I'ott.r=|', who Silent I preach, attend ye young and vain : died June 4, 17110, Aged -lit yeurs. Prepare to meet your God this present hour, ‘ No state to-n1orrow's dawning can secure ; Sacred to the Meniory of Mr. 'l'hos. l’n1ti

-_-1-_;-ii? I"'el). ‘Lil, ITEM), r\i.»,I.eil 54) yi:a|'s. -‘-'~au'r<-.-ml to the lliluinory of Thos. Penrsou, who T)c- r partt-cl this lil'e 17 Sept. '1Ell~"l, Aged 55 years. Ill the Memory of Dorothy, “life ol' Willimn (inle, who died Sept. 2, H10-1, A ged 56 years. Also to the Memory of Blanch Pearson, Wife or ‘ 'l'hos. Pearson, who Departed this life August "Ill, 1313, Aged 54 years. Sacred to the Memory of Thos. I"nlI.ur, who departed this life the 27 of June, IIJU7, .-\ god GU years.

--Z-1-i To the Memory OI James Pickett, who Departed this life April 23, 1812, Aged G6 years. i .[u Memory ol' Charles Dixon, who died .lnly 27, 1.795, A gt.-ml "ill yeurs. i-1"-i. Also Elizahe1.li, Daughter ol'(.ll1a|'les and Mary Dixon, lu Mmnory of Mrs. Eliz. Reeves, late \Vil'e of Mr. who died August ‘I, "1705, A gt-.d 17 years. “in. lleevos, .'*"~||rgeon, who died the 15 of August, 17117, Aged 60 years. Flat Tomb. I.iv'1l hnlov’¢l, and dierl lamented. l.n Memory of Daniel Bushell, who died Sep1.22, Be ye also ready. i 1772, Aged U0 years. Also Eliz. Wife of Daniel Bushell, his Sou, who died In Memory of Mary Adams, who departed this life Dee. 2'2, I775, Aged 5'). years. August 15, 1761, Aged 88. l In Memory of llaunah, \Vi|'c-. of .lohu ltnslu-ll, who Ilere lyeth the Body of John Adams, who died Jan. died Fob. -1, 1819, A god H1 years. 23, ‘I758, Aged 50 years. — ..-\lso near this place lyeth the Body of Thos. Reeves, In Memory ol' llauuah, Wife of Georggi: 'l'hnt.eher, who dieil May 3|, I733, Aged 31 years. * who tlied .la||. ‘Z9, llllij, Ag-4--.|l 152. yours, i-..__i, i The (irave no tuiror was to nu-, l'li'-re l.yetl| yﬁ Botly ui'.I.-satte, one of ye ninetecntll (lhrist o'er it gave mu victory ', ('||'||.l|-up ofJohn and .l'Ilizaheth liuslwll, who departed ‘ 'I'hrough faith i|| his Hetleuiptioii, I this life ye I!) ol‘J-au. 1700, aud in ye 17 year of his Both |.ly’d to live, aud liv'tl to (lie. Age. Also to the Memory of John, Son of George and Hannah Thuteher, who died Jun. 5, 11112], In Memory ol' Mrs. Anne Bird, Wife of Mr. John Aged 2'2. years. Bird. She died July '28, 1740, Aged 75 years. Faith, Hope, ||ud llosienation, lill'd his breast, Good ground we therefore have to think he's hlc.-st. Here lyeth ye Body of Mr. John Bird. He De- i parted tl|is life April 27, A. I). I722, Aged 66. In Memory of Charles, the filth Son of William and Maria-Ann Pike. ()hiitD<".-1:. 15, 1810, In Memory of John Pyke, Ffion of Thos. and Iiliz. Agetl U yl:a|'s. Pyhe, who died Suddenly the Hth of Jail. IHOI, i And Edwin, their sevmllli 5-oll. Uliiit Jan. 2|, IBII, A gcd 26 years. /tgi-.il 4 yeairs

-_-1-_;-ii? Ilow happy they who thus t:!~ilLil|)(r while young, In .\Iemory of Thos. Pyke, Sou of Thos. and Eliz. Ere vice lias time to slillo right with wl'ull;_§, Pyl-iv, who Departed this life Oet. 31, 1788, “’l|ose visionary life, on wi|i;_s ol' wiml, Aged 18 years. L Speeds far away. aud leaves all ills boluiul. 17$

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H:icr|r|l to the .".li~:||or_\_- of Ann, Dnugliti-r 0l"I‘l|os. and Sarah, the “'iFe of John Bloxhalu, died the 1-1. day ol' Harall .\".twyt:r, who ilep:|.|'lod this lilie the I1 ol' April, Feb. 175M, Aged 59 years.

1.810, A god 2 years. it-ii In Memory of Catharine, thc VVife of Edward God- l1| .'\li1mory oi"l'hos. Pike, who departed this life the dard, Gent. who died June the 4, 1766, I-l of April, 175151, Aged 65 years. Aged til years.

d h'aored I.o l.li1- .\l1'-mory of John Pike, Sou ofThomas llcrc lyeth y° Body of Charles Becher, Jun. (lent. and .'\l'.|r_\' l'ilu-, who Departed this li|'e Nov. 10, who died March ye 1--1, A. D. 1732, Aged U years l7!HJ, .\§_'|1'Il 2-1 years. and 6 months. Also by hirn him lyeth his Brother I-Ienry, who died Ha:-|-ed to the hleluory of Martlia, the ‘Vite of Thos. in his Infancy. (iale, who I)i-parted this lil'e the 2 of Nov. It-I07, A gcd 2-l years. IIere lyeth the Body of Charles Beeher, Esq. who died Oct. ye :11, Anno { {Emtis 73' 'l'his 5-itouo was l-h-er:ti:|l June the 26th, H103, in Me- Salutis 1737. inory of the lll1Il:'l'm('lll.ltl||l'Ll Children of James and r Arrns—Vair, on a canton a bucl-Us head ; impaling, two bars, Hnrah Pike, (Vi-.'..] Lavinia, .'\.e;ed 9 years; Lucretia, in chief three roundels. =l yr-u|'.-'-', 'l'hos.-'l'l||~lwull, l year; Sarali-Matilda. 10 Crest—A deini lion. --i-— lnuliths; and i\lal'l.li'.I. 1" days. Ilead Stones. lire sin eould blight, or sorrow fade, To the Memory of John ltushley, Sen. who departed l)euth eainc with Friendly carc, this lilt Ft-b. 1s, 1707, Agcd 7o yeurs. 'l’h’ opening buds to lIeav’n convcy’d, Also To thc Memory of Thomisicn Rushley, Wife of And bid them blossom there. John Rushlcy, Sen. who departed this life July 19, 1763, Aged 52 years.

Flat Tomb. Underneath are deposited the Remains of Richard Sacred to the Memory of Ann, the Wife of Joseph I‘o<-.uel<, of North Bavant, in this County, who died Lees, who died Feb. 17, 1621, Aged 26 years. Hinldenly, Di.-c. 27, ltllﬂ, Aged -19 yenrs. l"iliu.l nll'.~olion plac'd this humble Stone. In Memory of Wm. Wincklcs, who died the 18th of Dec. 1784, Aged 60 ycars. l-'|ulorn1-nth this $tone nre deposited the Remains of :1--11-ii. I-llviru, Daiighter of James and Sarali I’il

_ In early mor|1 of life, upon them shone A ray of mercy, and their spirits rose, Srmth Sitte. Pure as the dew-drop that their cold sod wcts, 1-‘Int Tombs. To Him who made all, and who all sustains. 5;it:l'ed to the Melnory oi' John I'1l0‘Kl1a1'n, late of this A. D. 1707. l'a|"isl|, (lent. who died I"eb. yv 5, 1779, A;-1-tl 711 years, More than l':i'ly ol' which he spent in the service of the The Lord hath sown, and the Lord will reap. lale and present Earls ol' Ailesbnry. Sarah, widow of Edward Eaton, of Kehnarsh, in llili;;"cuee in inferior Stations Northamptonshire, Gent. raised him I.o Ulliees ol' Superior Trust: A \Vife most affectionate, a Parent most tender, Ap;.rovod by his Masters, A Christian most exemplary, I}<:lov‘d by his l"<-llow Servants, Awaits here llnl-I.I('llI.,elI by all; the sound of the Trumpet. Modest. and teiupr-rate, 'l"a.it.llt'ul and Itcligious, On the 2 of Jan. 1798, in the B6 year of her Age, All lixample She Departed in Sleep. 'l'o all who seek to serve from the heart Iler Sons, Win. and Edward, in ﬁlial reverence, Their liarthly f\Iasters, and their Master in Ileaven. placed this humble Stone. I 76

1'76 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS

To the Memory of Edward Eaton, Second Son of Head Stones. Edward Eaton, of Kclmarsh, in Northamptonshire, In Memory of Frances, the Wife of Francis Mundy, Gent. He was several times Portreeve of this ancient who died Jan. 26, 1753, Agcd '76 years.

Borough, beloved, respected hy all. His last words l were, Here lyeth thc Body of '[‘h0s. Cannon,who Departed I never wilfully injured any one, I forgive every one. this life the 16 Day of August, 'l'77H, Aged 50 years. Traveller, stop ; A-M If thou eanst not say so, go and repent. Ila died on the 15 of August, 1807, in the 00th year In Memory of Elizabeth, \‘i'ife of Thos.'l'utl1ill, who of his A gc. died July 21, 1707, Aged 2'7 years.

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Sscred to the Memory of Mary Bulling, spinster, Sacred to thc Memory of Eleanor, Vfife of Levi eldest Daughter of Wm. and Susannah Bulling, late Goodman, who Departed this life the 7th of April, of North Creak, in the County of Norfolk, who De- 1790, in thc 39 year ol' her Age. parted this life Jan. 3, 1817, in her] 4'7 year. In Memory of Mary, “rife of Thos. Goodman. Oh. Here lie-s the Body of Wm. Son of Thos. and Elizth Dee. 0, 1'785, 11-:t. as. Chouls, who died Dec. 18-th, 1758, Aged 20 years. Also Thos. Goodman, who Departed this life August tl1e 9, 1796, Aged '79 years.

-—|-—|—-----1 In Memory of Mary, the Daughter of Thos. and Elizth Chouls, who died May 6, 1700, Aged 46 years. In Memory of \Vm. Stephens, who departed this life Sept. the 26, 1751, Aged 12 years. -q-A

Here lyeth the Body of Prudence, the Wife of Ed- ward Edgerly, who died June ‘7th, 1'75'7, To the Memory of Thos. Mason, who Departed this Aged 23 years. \- life the B ofAugust, 1805, Aged '72 years. J Also Elizabeth, who Departed this life the 11 of Jan. 1002, Aged 66 years. In Memory of Roht. Hawkins. He Doparted this life Feb. 9, 1766, Aged 99 years. It ii In Memory of Mary, Daughter ofThomas and Eliza- In Memory of Jane Hawkins, who departed this life heth Mason, who died May 29, ‘H103, Aged 30 years. \ March 5, 1766, Aged . . years. Farewell, vain world, l know enough of thee, I value not what thou canst say of me; Thy smiles I court not, nor thy frowns l fear, To the Memory of Mary, the VVife of Robert Haw- All’s one to me, my Head lies quiet here; kins, who Departed this life Jan. yl= 29, T779, In lingeriug illness Death found me long opprcst, Aged 67 years. Pitied my sighs, and kindly gave me Rest.

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In Memory of Robert Hawkins, who Departed this On a Flat Stone. life June ye 12, 1779, Aged 60 years. Ill Memory 0fAnn, the “life ofAlexander Newman,

in-1-1-A who diéd -IIJIIG 9th, 173], Aged 55 years. Fist Tomb. Here lyeth the Body of Alexander Newman, who H. S. E. died Sept. 21, 1763, Aged 78 years. Thoma: Shephard, Cler. uxor ﬁdelis, -I Qua! In Memory of Sarah, wife of William Blackmore, Viva hene volentiaa, eandaris, et modestite, who died Sept. 29, 1776, Aged 40 years.

Exemplum prazvuit rii--i-in Mortua apud Omncs, przesertim Maritum To the Memory of Frances, the wife of Alexan- Triste sui desidcrium reliquit. der Newman, who died April 26, 1'75-1, Obiit Julii 28, 1747, Anno flﬁtatis 31. Aged 38 years. In grernio matris jaeet Thomas, T. et S. Shepherd, ﬁlius, iii. Qui In Memory of Edwd White, who died Oct. 25, 175.4, Quinque menses natus, Obiit Feh. 6, 1746. Aged 46 years. I

In 1:5 lvills.-—-GR EAT BEDWIN. 177 ln .\l|:|n0|'y of l'§rlw<| \\'l|ite, who died Oet. 15, 1800, ii In Memory of Zebulon, Son of Zahulon and Elizabeth A gcd 82 years. Carter, who died April 30, 1794, Agcd 53 ye-.1 rs. (lur life l1anp;s by at slender thread, 1n Memory of Elizabeth, “'ife of Zabulon Carter, Wliieh soon is cut, and we are dead; who Died April 7, 1794, Aged 8-1 years. 'l'h.~n, llcadur, butlst not of thy might, VVc'ru l|m"|.- at noon, and gone at night. In Memory of Frances, the Wife of Zebulon Carter, Jun. who died Nov. 10, 1784, Aged 48 yenrs.

On n wand frame. ii-.1i__i l|| Memory of liichard Batt, who Departed this life To the Memory of Ann, Daughter of Richard and l-‘eh. 5, 1782, Aged 39 years. llebeeca Andrews, who died Oct. 17, 1802, Aged 29 years. 'l'o the Memory of Mnry Harding, who Departed this life Oet. 15, 1815, Aged G2 years. In Memory of Thos. Piper, who died Dec. 3, 1754,

i Aged 89 years. \ To the Memory of John Harding, who died April ye 19, 1706, Agcd 72 years. To the Memory of Mr.John Piper, who Departed this life the 25 of Jan. 1808, Aged B1 years.

To the Memory of Ruth, Wife of John Harding, --.i—-_i- who died August 17, 1809, Aged U4 years. Here lyeth the Body of Richard Dunsdon, who Departed this life Dee. 2'7, 1756, Aged 63 years. Also near this place lies his Mother, Mary Dunsdon. '1‘o the Memory of Zabulon Butt, who died Sept. 22, 1811, Aged 32 years. Also Thos. Son of Zebulon and Eliz. who died July Hie 26, 1807, Aged 6 weeks. positus est Gulielmns Gale. Obiit 10th » of August, 1810, .EEtatis 62. Flat Stnne. An Honest man, In Memory of II-Zdward Annette, who died August Deny it who can. the .5, 1.118%‘), Aged '70 years. ii And also Edward Annetts, who died May the 14th, 1716, Agcd 37 years. To the Memory of Henry Sadlier, who Departed this And also Susanna Annette, who died March tho 7, life the ‘Z4 of June, 1807, Aged B6 yenrs. 1721, Aged 05 years. And also John Dowss, who died August the 12, 1774, Aged 82 years. To the Memory of Francis Wilmot, who died Oet. 25, 1809, Agcd 41 years. And also Milliscnt, the Wife of John Dowss, who Also John, Son of Francis and Mary Wilmot, who died July the 17, 1775, Aged '71 years. died Nov. 25, 1806, Agcd 6 years.

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mi-ii On u. weed frame. 1 In Memory of Williarn, Son of Thomas and Elizabeth In Memory of Thos. Battin, who died Jan. 9, 1739, Davis, who died Sept. 28, 1803, Aged 1 year and 6 Aged '75 years. mm|l.||s. Also Elizabeth, his Wife, Died March 19, 1740, —-i--u-_--_-_ Aged 8-5 years. 'l’o the Memory of Eliz. Wife of Zabulon Carter, who mi;-1-xi: Departed this life the 20 oflune, 1811, A ged 40 years. On wood frames. In Memory of Joseph Paine, Son of Joseph and To the Memory of Zebulon Carter, who Departed Mary Paine, of the City of London, who Departed this this life the fl of June, 1808, Aged $7 years. lifc August 12, 1792, Agcd 8 years.

I n Memory of Zabulon Carter, who died June 4, 1797, To the Memory of Jane, the Wife of Robert Bird, Aged 84 years. who died 21 Oet. 1780, Aged 22 years. \ Z z I 8

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To the Memory of Ann, Daughter of John and Mur- lu Memory of Ann, ye “iife ofJohn Ilall, wlin died garet Oram, who died ll June, 1709, Aged 27 years. April 27, 1755, Agcd Z15 years.

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To the Memory of Sarah, the Wife of Joseph Wal- To the Memory of James Swait, who died Oct. yI' 14, ters, Daughter of John and Margnret Oram, who died '17“-1-, Aged 79 years. the 17th of Feb. 1804, Aged 20 years. Have mercy, Lord, for l grow faint,

1-iii Unable to endure The anguish of my ul-ting bones, in Memory of VVm.Vivnsh, who died April 2nd, 1794, Whieli thou alone eanst eurr.-. Aged 60 years. Also Thos. Swait, his Brother, who died April yv I, Also Mary, W'ife of \Villiam Vivash, who died Dec. 1783, Aged 65 years. 23, 1798, Aged 64 years.

In Memory of Ann, W'ife of James Swnit, who died Sacred to the Memory of John Bushell, who Departed D90. 10, 1775, Aged (iii years. this life August 13, 1810, Aged 60 years.

ii-M To the Memory of Mary, W'il'e of Robert Lon-2-, who To the Memory of Mary, Wife of Thos. Bushell, who died Dee. 1, 1797, Aged 83 years. died Oet. 14, 1814, Aged 42 years.

.-iii. lit-M To the Memory of Thos. Bushell, who died Jan. ye 5, To the Memory of James Long, who Departed this life 1706, Aged 91 yeu rs. the 17 of Dee. 1613, Aged U3 years.

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Flat Tomb. To the Memory of Elizabeth, tbe Wife of John Cbureh, Beneath this Stono are deposited the Remains of who died 30 day of July, 1776, Aged 93 years. Elizabeth, the Wife of D.Pinekncy, of Tideomb, in this County. She died May the 18, 1800, Aged 29 In Memory of Martha, Wife of James Swnit, who yenrs. Died May 4, 1794, Agcd 31 years. Whilst you, superior to a world like this, With choirs angelic, share immortal bliss, A. pale Consumption struck the fatal blow, Accept these tears, Mort.ality’s relief‘, The stroke was certain, but the aﬂect was slnw; And till we share your joys, forgive our grief; Witli lingering pains Death saw me long oppres'd, These humble rites, a Stone, a Verse, receive, Pitied my sighs, and kindly gave me rest. "fis all a Husband, all a Friend can give. -—--1-1--nu-pig Sacred to the Memory of Elizlh Kingstone, Daughter in Memory of Mary Swait, who died May 4, 1792, of Thos. and Catharine Kingstone, who died May 12, Ag-ed 44 years. 1790, Aged 29 years.

i—_-_Z-jg Sacred to the Memory of Catharine, \-Vife of 'l‘hos. in Memory of Alexander, Son of Alexander and Kingstone, who died June 1, 1819, Aged H1 years. Sarah Swait, who died Nov. 18, 1794, Aged 10 years.

To the Memory ofThomas Kin;:;stone, who Departed 'l'o the Memory of Alexander Swait, who died May this life the 30 of Oet. 1805, Aged 7-1 years. ye 4, 1776, Aged 68 years. Sober, tho’ lib'ral, and tho’ prudent, just, Death is the painfull way that all tnust tread, Trusty, tho’ cautious whom he ought tn trust ; Joyful to them that are by Virtue led ; He pnss'd through life, respected and adn1ir’d, Then grieve not, Friends, because I (lied so soon, To that blest Kingdom he so I1ltl0l1.d0sil"I.l. I my day’s journey ﬁnished at noon. Also Ann, his Wife, who died Nov. ye 29, 1770, in Memory nf Susanna, \Vife of ltieharul Andrews, Aged 52 years. who died May 19, 1797, Aged 32 years.

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lrl Memory of Robert and Thomas, $0115 ofJohn and In Memory of Catharine, Dnnghter of 'l'hns. and A nu Hall. Hobt. died May 26, 1760, Aged 36 years, Catharine Kiugstone, who died Jan. 30, 11101, Thos. died April 20, 1747, Aged 17 years. A gcd 24 years. I 79

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To the Memory of Ann, the Daughter of Richard and Also Ann, his Wife, who died Dcc. 21, 1799, .*ill\'a||||:t ;'\||1lrr-ws, wllo Dcpartéti this life the 12 of Aged 50 years. March, ll!!!-4, .-1151,-ii I-'i years. --1---1i_

lit.-nil these few lines, and mark them well : | In Memory ofThos. White, who died April 13, I741, At liftccn years of Age she fell, Aged 81 years. in licnnty brig-lit, and splendour gay, l \ tin liloonis, so falls, the “Flower of May; -_-_-1-ii, In her let youth and beauty scc In Memory of Ann, “fife of W'm. Dorrell, who died llow short their date on earth may be. May 30, 1757, Aged 63 years.

'l'o the Memory of Caroline, Daughter of Richard and To the Memory of Thos. Edwards, who Departed >in.-.:i|i|ia Andrews, who Departed this life May 24, this life Oct. 1, 1806, Aged 28 years. IUIQ, Aged 22 yiezlrﬁ. nil-mi.- I-‘rem storms of danger, and from seas of grief, Hafc landed, now she ﬁnds a blest rclief; In Memory of John Edwards, who died May 24, The gravc's soft bod her sacred dust contains, 1798, Agcd 57 years. .-

And with its God the soul in bliss remains; iii; I-':iill| was her Dark, incessant Rays her Oars, In Memory of Jane, Wife of Anthony Edwards, who And I lope her Gale, that from these mortal shores, died May 10, 1790, Aged B2 ycars. 'l'hro' l)e:tth's rough wnvc, to lleaven her spiritborc, To raise redeeming love for evermore.

ii In Memory of Anthony Edwards, who dicd April 25, 1773, Agcd 67 years. ln Memory of Thos. Ilobey, who departed this life Also near this place lieth the Body of Elizabeth, his June 17, 1700, Aged -=15. F Daughter, who died Dee. 22, 1737, Aged 2 months.

Flat Tomb. To the Memory of John Rushley, who Departed this Sacred to the Memory of John Tanner, Esq. late of I life the 15 ot‘Dec. 1807, Aged 62 years. Tidcoinli, \Vilt.s. who departed this life March 12, I797, Aged 46 years. ‘ Also to the Memory of Mary, the Wife of John Itushloy, who departed this life yﬂ 23 of Fcb. 1006, Agcd 61 years. Head Stones. ln Memory of Jemima Tanner, who departed this life July the 2:5, 177:3, Aged 52. Here lyeth the Body of Thomas Hawkins, who De- parted this life yﬂ 22 day ofM.iy, A. D. 171-1, Aged I-M. In Memory of Thos. Tanner, who Departed this life Feb. thc 8, 1752, Aged 62. Here lyeth the Body of Mary, Wife of Thos. Haw-

‘ii-i_ kins, of Vlfexcorub. She died Feh. ye 21, 1740, Aged 87 years. in Memory of Mary Ball, who Departed this life Sept. the 26, I77], Aged 63. In Memory of William, Son of William and Mary :1----|___—-1 Norris, who died Sept. 0th, 1797, Aged 23 years. In Memory of Ruth Tanner, who Departed this life llerc lies a Branch, just full grown, Jan. the 20, I77-‘J, Agcd 07 years. Which in its prime Death hath cut down, A lovely Branch always hath been , In Memory of 'l'hos. Tanner, late of...... who was \‘Vho feared God, and hated sin. here interred Sept. ye 26, I750. l In Memory of Mary, the W'ife of \‘Villiam Norris, who Departed this life Feh. ye 20, 17ULZ, In Memory of l'hlwa1-d Tanner, latc of Kingston Col- Aged 34 years. liiighonrn, who Departed this life Dec. 20, 1730.

iii- Fiat Tombs. 'l n Memory of Joseph Butt, who died Feb. 14, 1300, Here lyeth y¢ Body of Francis Batt, who departed Aged 59 years. this life August 2, A. D. 1710. 180

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Here Lyeth the Body of John Batt, who Departed this lite Sept. the 13, A. D. 1765, Aged 60 years. BURBAGE And also Elizaheth, Daughter of Francis Batt. She died July 27, 1720, Aged 26 years. On a Monument against North Wall of'('hanei-l. Near this Spot are deposited the lleniaiins of the ltev. Saerml to the Memory of Ralph Tanner, Gent. late of Henry Jenner, A. M. Rector of l{oel

ll:-rt." lyeth the liody of .\ndrew linden, Sen. who l)t"|lil|lt'(l this life ll-ii. the lti, l7titi, :'\|;','r:(l B8. E ASTON. r'\li1:(.' liurli-11, the “"ili'- of .=\ndrew liutlon, died April the 3, i772, A ;_-;e(l 84 years. On a Monument against North Wail of Chancel. ,._..__-__.-..-.--_-. Sacred to the Memory of Mr. Wm. Butcher, who WI-ls Sonlli Wnll of Nave. Born at Rushall, in this County, on the lltth day ol i Jan. 1776, and Departed this life at Pamphill llonse Mr. l'hilip Pearce, late of this l':|rish, by his Will, I llutml lllU ltlth tlity of .'\|i}_f_'ust, lliflll, and proved ill near W'imborne, in the Cou11t.y of Dorset, on the 22d the (lonsistory Court. of rialislitlry, Gave the Sum of Day of Feb. 1818, in the 43 year of his Age. He Two Tliousnlid Pounds, then in the Hands of the i was the third Son of Mr. John Butcher, late of this llight Honourable thc 'l-Iarl of Ailesbury, to the Mi- Parish, to which Place, by his Particular Desire, his nister, Churohwardens, and Overseers of the Poor of Remains were brought for Interment. {he l'urish of Burlinge, and their successors in Uflice, Also of Jane, Wife of the above-named Mr. Wm. nnd to the l-inrl of .Ailusbnry, his Heirs and Execu- Butcher, and only Daughter of \Vm. Vale, Esq. ol tors, in 'l'rnst. for the Interest to he given about Christ- Port-man Street, Portman Square, London, who im- mas, nnnuully, to the second Poor of the said Parisll mediutcly after the Decease of hcr llusband, incapa- not reet.-iving Puroehinl ltt-lit-l', reserving Ten Pounds ble of sustuining hcr great loss, rapidly stink into a n Yr-ilr out of tllt: .~:n.id lntcrcst ill Aid Otl 3 Cl.lﬂl'ity deep decline, and Departed this life at “reymouth, in School, for the purpose of Educating poor Children in Dorsetshire, where she had retired for change of air, the said l'arisl| in ltoading, the Muster or Mistress of on the 10 Day of Jan. 1819, in the 43 your of her the said School, to be chosen by the Trustees. Age, Surviving her llnsband only ll nmntlis. llor clder Brother, Mr. John Vale, of May Fair, London, _ Caused this Tahlct to be Erected to their Memory.

Against the North Wallet‘ Nave. B E N E F A CTI O N To Burbage. Several Sums, amounting to Seven ‘ Wm. Francis, Merchant and Citizen of London, and Pounds, left by the Deacons‘ and Bayntons’ Faniilies, a Native of this Place, hy his last Will, Dated May 1, and l.ml|;','t.Ll in 1l1|uChul'trll Wardens und Overseers I00-'5, bequeathed the Sum of £.500 to this Parish hands, the yearly Interest whereofis to be distributed for Hver, in manner following, Viz. I give to the hy then: lo the Widows of this Parish, 'l'h0 $11111 of Minister and Churchwardcns of the Purisli of Easton, 'l‘hree Pounds left in the manner nnd form as nbove in Wilts. for the time heing, Five Hundred Pounds, by John Bnynton, ol' linrhage, 1740 ; also three upon trust, to invest the same in Government Securi- Pounds left in the manner and form as ahove by Mary ties, and to apply and distribute the Dividends, Inle- Dnyntun, 1778. The Sum of 'l'cn ﬁhillings, left by rest, and Annnnl Proceeds thereof to and umongst Mr. .lohn Bnsllcll, of Great Bedwin, yearly, to the the industrious poor of the said Parish for the time Churohwardons of Burbage Six days bcforc Christ- being, yearly, on Christmas Day for ever, in such rnns, and to be distributed to twenty of the honest way and manner as the Minister and Chnrchwardens lndnstrions Poor of the said Parish, which payments for the time heing, or thc major part of thcm, shall is to be made out of the Lands and Terlemerlt.s, &c. in deem most conducive to the Comfort of such Poor. 'li|i1'li:i.;_»;¢-, lately lieloligilig to Wm. Thomas, Esq. and John llillinrd, eonlan. “P. Pearce, Y 11. Nettle, Ch'wd“B' ._. ...._.i..-_-.._.___. . . . -

-— ,i,_-i._-. \ MILTON. In two of the windows in the north wnll of the Chan- cel is some painted glass, g. 0. V.

ln the South wall is a piseina, on the left of which are On a Flat Stone in Chancel. tln'co stone stalls. Herc Lyeth ye Body of Thos. Clerke, Esq. who The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and North departed this life April ye 13th, A. D. 1714, and South Aisles. Aged 73 years. Register commenced in thc year 1561. ,1 Also Herc lyeth Christian, his Wife, who dicd Dec. , yﬂ 17th, A. D. 1714. ltev. — Russell, Vicar. Arms-—Per chevron, three leopards’ heads caboshed, in base an 'l'ht- l-Iarl of Ailesbury Lord of the Manor. eagle displayed : impaling, three sinister hands. 3 A 182 in-3 MONUL\'lE.N’l‘AL INS-ClllP'l"ll)NS

Brass Plate. llere lyeth y" Body of _['t-ter smith. lle l)ep:1rte(l I-Iere lyeth ye Body of Ann, ye W'it'e of John Michell, this life Nov. ye 10, A. D. 17117, Aged tit] years.

Gent. who departed this life ya "I5 Day of Oct. 1705. i This Stone was desired by ye deceased never to be Jane, the Danghler of Richard “'atson, liector oi' removed. St. Mary, Aldermary. in London, \\"il'e ﬁrst to John

a______,- Bruce, Esq. of the Inner Temple; next to Dr. John The Clmrch consists oi‘ Chancel, Nave, and North Cruso, Vicar-tieneral to the Bishop oi‘ St. l):|vid‘s, Aislc. and prebendary of Christ's Coll. in lireeou, who there Lyeth lnterred. Buried Jan. ll, 1669. 'l‘l|e Rev. Thomas Hinchman Gale, Vicar. - Katherine Harding, ‘Z9 Oet. 16-15. PEWSEY.

Eduardus wood, On u Monument against the north wall of Chancel. Chirurgorum, M.A. \Viltoniensinn| .l'err. Marique Szepius, Bencatll this Tablet rest the mortal Remains of the ae llev. Joseph Townsend, M. A. Formerly of Clare Feliciter operattls, llall, in the University of Cambridge. I-Ie Departed Hie tlormit Denuo stlscittllldtls. this life on the 6 Day of Nov. 1316, in the 78 year of Obiit Aprilis 1, A. D. lon-2, his A§.";e. W'ith what diligence he strove to improve ]l"itatis sum XLII. the talents eommitted by his Maker to his Charge, lhr: l'(“l'llI"l'llliT't'lllt‘tO of his labours for iil'ty—threc years Requiescat in pace ; in ('||ri--t's niinistry, during which time he was Rector Lcctor, o . . to mernori. ol' this Parish, and the Fruits of his Researches aftcr truth, as well religions as moral, economical, and Dr. Richard Watson January yo '13, 1604. physical, delivered in his writings, bear a lasting testimony. He was twice happily married, ﬁrst in 1773, to Joyce, the Daughter oi‘ Thomas Nani-aivell, of St. Here lyeth the Body oi‘ Thomas Deane, lntc of Agnes, in thc Countyof Comwall, Gentleman, by Marlborough, who died 13 July, 1770, whom he had Six Children: She died‘ in 1783, and Aged 66 years. was buried nt Croydon, in the County of Sorry. In He was the Second Son ofJohn Deane, ol' this 'l':irisl|, 1790, he married Lydia, the widow of Admiral Sir Attorney-at-Law, who was huried hore the 4 Nov. John C-lBI'l-L0, Knight. who was removed to a better 1715, And Ann, Ilis Wifc, Daughter oi‘ Hdwnril 'l'illi'll1 on the 3rd of June, 1814, in the 73 year of her Nott, Esq. of Braydon, in this County. She lil-iewiso Age, and lics buried near this place. was buried here the 26 oi‘ March, 1734.

-i l-lcre also lyeth thc Bodies of John Deane, their third Son, who died '2d Nov. 1764, Aged 52 yenrs. !\ gr-iinsi. south wall of Chancel. And Elizabeth, “ﬁfe of Christopher Deavin, Dnnglitr-r Ti-'nnr this Monument Lyes Interred ye Body of Ka- of the said Ann, by Wm. Munday, her second lins- tliuiine lla:|'¢li|i;;", who Dyed ya 2U of Oet. 1645. She band. She died 27 July, 1745, Aged 26 years. was Daiighter to Sir Francis Clarc, of VVorecstershirc, \\"’ii'e to Richard Harding, Hsq. one of ye Grornes of |i--1ni-¢- _\'|~ Beclclmnilier to King‘ Charles yl! 211d, Ii: Keeper of Against the North Wirll of Nave. yo privie 1’u|'se. lle dyed iu llolland, in his l'iIa_js1F'*-‘I There lies the Remains of Robert Hooper, who tliutl Service, two years lJel'ore his happy Restoration, they August the Uth, 1782, Aged Ul yenrs. h.-it Behind them one Only Dilllgr, Honorn. Harding, Also in the same Grave are deposited the li e1n:|i|1s oi‘ wl1oe,i1iolJedie1|ee to her Fatl|er’s Coﬁiand, has set Ann, his Wile, who died the 2-I Sept. 1792, up this Small lternembranee of them both. Aged 57 years. Arm.r—.’tr;zcnt, on a bend, gules, three martlets, nrgent; im|mlE::;_;, lliree chexrons, gates, wilhin n border, engrailed, sazlalc. Thcrc lycs the Body of R.l(.'lli'\.I'tl llooper. lle dyed lip-—-_—-_ llrlurcli ye 31, 1776, Aged 76 years. On Flat Shines in Chancel. Death, in a good old Age, l|1 .\l\-|||ur_\' of ;\ln|'ieP, Son Oi‘ Peter a||d Elizabeth ]'inded my weary Pilgrimage ; 2"i~|1|illi, \lTs||ull i'iiitlil:'l', ifl LOIl(.lUl'l, Will) SOPl..1, H 'l'lie time will come to rise, and then 1711-ll. .-\ gr.-ml TI). I hope to be with Christ. Amen. 183

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Sou ll \\-‘ﬁll. In Memory of John “'inter, Gent. who died May Snvrml to t.l|u:\'l1-|||ury u|' llichard Pyle, (lent. who 3, 1797, Aged '75 years. ])up-.i|'I.|-:| |.his lili.-.l:u1. Lhl: 1'1, I795, A god 8;] years. John “'inter, his Son, died Feb. yl-' 22, 1797.

H Aged 37 years. Near this |llilCt' are Depnsiterl the Reinuins of VVrn. VVm. the Son of ‘VIII. and Mary Vllinter, died March Hooper, who diml .’\n;5u:-it I1, 1791, Aged 3'2 years. 3, 1794, Aged ‘I8 months. Alan 0l' llobert lluoper, who died April ti, 1795, .*\g_1|ml 333 yeurs. Near this Pew lies the Body of Elizabeth, the VVife .M||l u|' lliuimirl llnoper, who ulied Sept. ‘Z7, 1793, ofJames Stevens, who died Murch ye 25, 1764, A gcd 37 years. Aged 47 years.

Sacred to the Menmry of Henry Deaeon, Esq. late of Under this Pew lyeth the Body of Philip Blateh, I.u|ulm|, “'i|m Mr-rehnnt, and of Oarn, in this County. who Departed this life Nov. the 13, 1757, Ile died Jan. 27, 1757, flitatis 57. Aged 22 years. /\l.~m near this place lies the Body of Mrs. Elizabetli Dumly, '.\'ister to tlm nhiwu Mr. Deacon, who died 2] l"|2l). 1772, Ag!-:tl 76. On Monuments in S. Aisle. .-frms --\v.urn, u rruss llL‘|\\'\‘I!l'l four lions rampant, or, on a Near this Plaee lyeth the Body of Mary, Wife of e-hi:-|' 111' lhv lus1,ll||-|'v|'usr-s, gllles; iiupaling argent, on a chev- rmi, sulili-, tli|'1.'e lilulimilui. Christopher Allsup, who Departed this life Dee. ye 20, 1727, Aged 5-'3 years‘. n-in-e-ii Also Christopher, their Son, Aged ll Days. On I-‘lat Stones in Body. Here lyeth the Body of Saniuel Austin, who De- 1-1-I-Iii parted this life Nov. the 14, 1745, Aged 63 years. Near this place lyeth the Body of Christopher Allsup, Stay awhile, and spend a tear, Surgeon, who Departed this life Sept. yr 24, 1738, Upon the Dust that slumbers here, Aged 52 years. And while thou readest yﬂ state of me, Also Christian, Daughter of Christopher and Margaret 'l'l1ink on the glass that runs for thee. Allsup, who Departed this life August, ye 19, 1762, 1\l.~m lll'l'l' lyeth Marry, the ‘Vile of Samuel Austin, Aged 31 years. who diml §.\'v||t. I5, 1749, Aged 69 years. - I grieve to think I ezmnut grieve no more, To thinlt my dearest Friend is gone before ; Sacrod to the Memory of Henry Pyke, who died But sinee it pleased G-od to part us here, the 6 Nov. 1707, Aged 06 years. In Heaven l hope to meet my dearest Dear. Also Victoria Catharina, the Daughter of Henry and

|-iii}; Elizabeth Pyke, who died the 5 Mareh, 11104, .ln Memory oi‘ Mary, Daughter of Thorpe and Mary Aged 22 years, .l’yke. She died July ye 22, 1743, Aged 16 years.

iiuniig Flat Stones. ln .'\1|~niory of Mary, the Wife ofTh0rpe Pyhe, who Carolus, Franeisei et Marire Kemble Filius, 20 dis rliml .ln||. ltl, I7-17, Aged 41 years. Maij Natus est, Obiit19 die Deeembris, Anno Dom. /\l.~.u June, their D.u|;_q||t.|:r, lyeth near, who died 1741, Jliltstis sure 2do. .'\'lu.rcll ill, I746, Aged lli. Domiaus dedit, Domiaus abstulit, sit nomea Domini Beuedictum.

Iii--—-pi In i\'le:nury of 'l'lmr||e Pyl-Le, who Departed this life i\l:|rcli ye '2-'1, I753, Aged 57 years. Here Lyeth the Body oi‘ Stephen Winter, who Dyed April ye 28, 1753. Aged 71 years.

Against North Wall of North Aisis. Also Elizabeth, his W'ife, Dyed Sept. the 2, 1742, Sacrml 1.0 the Memory Aged .51 years. of liriant, the Hm: of Also Robert and Ralph Vllinter, twins, Dyed April liiohanl alul Ann Chandler, ye 20, 1724, Aged 4 Days. Wh" di"1|-5 F°lJ- 1301. 1 Also Barnes Winter Dyed August ye 16, 1725, A god 15 years. Aged '20 days. _ I 84

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Hcre lyeth thc Body of Elizabetli, the ‘Vile of John I nal tlappiness llllllS(:lf, and uohly pilrsned his (IWII Winter, who dyed April ye 4, 1756, Aged 32 years. by afl'ectiona.t.ely assistiilg 'l'hat. of Others, the Latter of these good purposes he endeavoured to .l'illi-ct hy Also Victoria Catharina, Daughter of John and Eli- ‘l zabeth \'lr"inter, who dyed Feb. ye 9, 1756, Aged 3 ye kindest Advice 6: (where proper) by sea.-.o||:|ble months and 4 Days. Alras. 'l'houp;l1 lle was excellently Learnt-il for his Also George and Chnrlottc, Son and Daughter of ycars, ye pridc of knowing was his great Aversion, John and Mary Winter, Dyed young, 1765. the pious use of it his principal curc. So nnemnnmn Goodness found an Iiarly ltcward, April ll], I737, in ye '25 year of his Age. The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and North Readers, Admire, lmitatc, Hope. and South Aisles. 'l'he Nave is supported on each : side by four plain pointed arches. on Flat Tombs Nllftll Side of llnt (fhurch. Register began 1568. The Rcv. Sir Edward .l'Irnlc, Bart. died Dec. ‘.16, 17117, The Manor belongs jointly to -- Ashley, Esq. and Agcd 75 ycars. thc Trustees of St. Thomas’ Hospital, London. Arm.-r-—()n a lrelnl, three eagles displayed, in chief a sinister 'l'he Rev. Mr. Bouvcrie, Rector. hand.

Sir Michael Ernlc, Bart. of Brimsladc, Died T-‘ch. ltl, WOTTON. 177], Agcd 67.

John Jlrnle, Esq. died ye 13 of April, 1737, A god 2.1. On Monuments in Chancel. Sacred to the Memory ol' the ltev. Sir Edward Ernle, Ar'my—()II a bend. three eagles rlisplaycd. Baronet, thc last Male Hnir of an ancient and very respcetablo Family. They who knew him Personally, or by Character, need no I-‘athcr Inscription; for the III I BI benefit oi'1‘osterity alone here are recorded his fervent Eduardus Ernie, De Brirnslade, in Comitatu Wilts. Zcal in defence of right Principles, his Simplicity of Arrnigcr. Obiit Feb. 27, A. D. 17-'53, Flitat. (I5. Manners, his tenderness oi’ Heart, his social and sin- Arms-On B.l.ll.1IlI-l tln-so eagles tlisplayod : in|pali||p;, n ttllt!'i'ftIlI gular engaging qualities, were intiniutcly blended with between tlu-er: roses. the most awful sense of Religion, a rare and happy Union of Grace and Virtues. This Monument was crcctcd by his Beloved Sister Mrs. Frances Ernie. llere lies intcrrod the Body of Mary lirnle, Relict lle died thc 26 of Dcc. 1787, Aged 75 years. of Micael Ernlo, Esq. In hopes of a Happy Resur- Arms-—.-'1 rgenl, on u. helnl, sable, three sagles displayed or, on a rcction, She Departed this life Dec. 23, Anno l)on|ini canton, a sinister bend, gates. 1718, flfitatis sun: 86. , l Arms~—F.rn1c ; irnpaliug, a chevron betw can three cream-n1.s.

Sacred to tho Memory of Henry Somerset, thc Son oi‘ Thos. and Rebecca Somerset, who dicd at Rio de Here lies interred the Body of Mrs. Mary 'l'IrnIc, Jnneiro, in South America, Dec. 7, 1808, in the 3-5 Daughter of Michael Ernie, Esq. and Mary, his year of his A go. Wife. She Departed this life Julie 9, Anno Dom. 1717.

— Hatclnnent. ll. S. E. (Juarterly, ﬁrst and fourth argcnt, a chevron, snhle, between three mullcts, gules ; second and third argeut, three bugle-horns Guliolums, Madlei Sarnborn, Armig. sable. Et Maria: nxoris sure secuntlre, (.7.-.".vt'-On an esquire's helmet, a squirrel, urgent, holding a Filius natu maxiinus, mullet, gules. Ex ultraq. Stirpe fcclix majoribus, Longc prosapia et in Rcgcm ﬁdclitatc notissimis On the outside of the north wall. Vivus llt-rc lyes yr Body ofJohn Ernlc, Esq. latc Fellow of Matris et amieorum volnptas unica, .\.'r.-w Coll. Orton. Concerning whom truth 8.: 1"|'icnd- Mortuus unicus utrisq. luctus et dcsideriunl, ship tlt.'Il1illl|.lS this plnin 'l‘est.imony. He wus a faith- Qui ful .\'t:r\'1|.llt of God, a Sincere Iiricnd of Man, and Omnes lermc ilIlO suos ipsius peculiarly a Serv-.n|t of ye Former by his ltlanner ol' Annos (breviores chcu!) virbus ac virtute viceral. be 1-'rie-lldillg thc Lnttcr. He Earucstly desired Eter- Tandem vero ad Brimsladc 185

In rt] ll'£{ts.——TIDCOMBE-—BUTTER.MERE-—COLl.INGBOURNE KINGSTON. 185

Vivolurum A. q. . imbus abseissos ipse Septimoq. die vietus Po:nite1|tior oeeubit I B U TT E R M E it E.

Jaounrii 7", __Zi_._i Anno‘ 1Etat1s sure 24, On a brass plate in Chancel. Q Sululis Nostraz 16153. Quantum sic ceeidisse eedet in gloriant. Here lyeth Neere this Place the Body of Frances Jrrlu---A chevron between three umllets pierced: impaling, On Curll, ye Daughter of \Valter Curll, Esq. by Frances a 1-hm-run between three lozenges as many lleur-dc-lis. his ‘Wife, who Departed this life the 15th Dny of 2d Shield -Three l'Jll;,.',lL' horns: impaling vair, in chief three December, in the 5th year of Her Age, Anno Dom. lions rampanl. 1069. Her - days - though - IIere- but- few - yet - happy - cause She - knew - not- things - but - Good Register commenced in the year 1728. But - if- there - did - appear Rev. Mr. Stone, D. D. present Rector. Onght- Blast-Christ quitt- Her- feare-& -it-withstood For - in - deatli - pangs - noc - sight - noe - groane The Manor belongs to St. Jobn’s College, Cambridge. i W'ithout - Christ - help - Her - past - Alone.

On a Flat Stone in Chancel. In Memory of Martha, Wife of l-'r"aneis Charlick. 'l‘lDC()MBE. She died the 25 day of Oet. 17:25, in ye 44 year of her Age. (In Monuments in Chancel. Sacred to the Memory of John Rendall, Late of In the south wall is n piscina. Martin, who departed this life April 12th, 1800, Aged 46 years. 'i'+——— Alsoof Ann Rendall. his Wife, who Departed this life In the Churchyard. April 5, 1ﬂ12, Aged 52 years. To the Memory of Mr. Job Barrett, who died the 14 of Sept. 1701, Aged 76 years.

Sacred to the M:-mory of Thonlas Rendall, late of -an Uxenwood, who Departed this lil'e May 1-l, 1815, Under this Stone Lyeth the Body of John Alexander, Aged U3 years. Bachelor, lato of Buckley Farm, who Departed this Also Mary Rendall, Wife of 'l‘ho|nas Rendall, who life, in hopes of a Joyful Resurrection, almost Sud- Departed this life Dee. Uth, 1811, Aged '73 years. denly, at Buttermere Farm, Jan. 9th, 176-1, Aged 60 years. l‘iu(tr(~d lo the Memory of George Rendall, late of Register began 1700. Ilurstbourlio, who Departed this life Oet. 10, 1813, The Rev. Mr. Dodson Rector. Aged 4:3 years. J. J. Loekhart, Esq. Lord of the Manor.

To the Memory ol' Caroline \rVel.ib, who died June G, s 7 ** *I7*‘j D ' I797, A gcd 2 years. And also of Charlotte Webb, who died Feb. 5, 1814, COLLINGBOU RNE KINGSTON. Aged 18 years. This Tabla-t was Ereeted by their Mother. On I-‘lat Stones within the Rails of the Chancel. Sub hoe tumulo, in puluervlenta Terra, The Chureh consists of Chancel, Nave, and North Obdormiens vsquc dum e potestate sepulehri and South Aisles. In the South Wall of the Chancel Redimetur, et ad vitam reternam Exper- is n piseino. giseetur quiescit quiequid Terrestre, Ernt honoratissimi viri dmi Franeisei Pile, The Rm“ Hem)’ Elam“ Vicar‘ Baronetti, qui evivis exeessit 12 die Feb. Mr. Churchill, Lord of the Manor, l Anno Dom. 1643, ]Etatis Still: . . ‘ 3 B I 86

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Dorninzi Jana Pils,DIli Prancisei 'Pile,nuper do Comp- otiurn literntum, splendori innocentiarn ante posnit, ton Beauehamp, in Com. Berks, Baronetti, Vidua ; qnam suis omniblls Cllalllﬂ, vixcrit, Uxoris Iiiliw i

i Qua: vita surnma cum pietatc cum eharitate peraeta, i Amieoruin Clientuin tcstatur tristc Desidcriuru. Ob. Jul. 25" Anno Dui. 1692, Ezltatis B0, Viduitntis 41. A'rm.e-SnhTe. n rlierron l.Icl\\'ecn three ﬂr-nr-do-lis urgent, i Arm:--On a cross, between four piles, an cscutcheon charged i impaling per ll-ss, imbattied argeut and sable, on each three with a sinister hand: impaling, gutte . . three roses. i cross putlée counter-eliangcd.

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i i Sacred to the Il‘lr~rnn|'y of (iertrurlo, \l'ife of Gabr. M. S. 4. Pile, Esquire, and Sister to Sir Thorn. Jcay, Kt. Joana: liichards, Ednardi Richards, de Ynverlnnd, Behold, llccre a goodly tlonrc soonc tiulinge, a beav- in lnsula do Victis, Armigari, nuparrima rnortui vidure i tiful Rachel] Dying in the waye of this world in mmstissimre, erat filia natu minima st eohazres Domini Childbirth, at the Age of 22, But this Immature Frnncisei Pile, do Compton Beauchamp, in Cornitatu Death is her Greatest gaine. She being all fairs Berks, B.-ironetti, evivis decessit sexto die Fehruarii, within, 3: Having Continued Both in life and Death Anno Doffi 1677, dc Anno flitatis sua: tricosirno se- in faith, Holinosse, & Charity with Sobriety, is saved eumlo. in Childbcaring. llir Alicctionate Jacob llath set up Jlrm--r\ cherron between four flour-do-list impaling, a cross i between four piles. this Pillar to preserve lliansnie olive llccre, But ho ill whom She overcame, hath made hir a living Pillar cg-i_i-._. 1 in his holy mount never to goe out more--having ‘\ H. S.E. lived in wedloeke about 6 yeares, 5: Borno Gab! Ger- Ednardns Riclllliill,‘-‘do Ysvurland, in lnsnla do Vie- trude, do \'l’illiarn, of which the 2 last lye Buried Nedro tis, Armiger, Pietnfi literin moribusq. laude dignus, i here about, Shoe passed to an Inheritance ]ncorrupti- filius erst et I-lozres Johannis Richards, Armigeri, ble, undcfiled, and yt fadeth not, on tho first day of cnjns pater fuit .JohB.n|li-I Richards, Eqncs Aurati, Mnreli, 16150. Natus Vicesimo Sexto die Novetnbris Anno Dom. Stay, passenger, its with thee take a Story 1642, at cui trcs liberi nati fuenunt, nemps, Johannes, Opprest with as much griefas Tlieh in Glory ; natus rigesimo tertio die Scptembris, Afi Doiii 1674,‘ P 'l‘he worst I must Inherit, But the Bright Obiit undccimo die Aprilis 1675, et plopo sepultus Emblernc of virtue, Beauty, are thy Right, jncet: Bilnarilus, natus decimo octavo die Augusti, With me my sui-owe rlyos, bur. |.l|y .\'aino H Aii mm 1676; ct Jnnatq. rigasimo seeundo die Jnstlie cn_joyes Ifltcrnity oi‘ fame; Septembris, Aii Dom 1377, adhuc eriris, obiit deeimo Your Husbands lovo in tliig.l_'tl.i1'o book is shB'WIle,- nono die Norembris Ah'Dafi'r1c17. Bot the Brave Monument oi‘ life‘s your owns :

[Arms as the preceding-.] F Such was your sweet example, that it must " i i i Survive in ireshuos when all this is Dust. mini

| .drms—-Argent. a cross between four piles, gules : impaling er. Fln;.t_-ones without tho Rails. gem, on a bend, or, three roses, gules. - Herc lycth the Body of Jane Richards, tho Daughter * of Edward Iliehnrds, of Yavarland, in the Isle of 1 ‘Wight, Est], who was Buried 6 Jan. 1670, Aged 1 South Wall. yoar, 3 months, and 14 days. H cre lycth tho Bodia of Sir Gnbriell Pile, of Colling- i borne, Kingstone, Knight, who Departed this life the iii '7 day of Nov. 1620, and Dame Anne, his Wife, Here lyeth the Body of John Richards, tho Son Dawghtcr to Sir Tlioiiins |.’orter, oi 1\'cwnrkc, in tho of Edward Iliehnrds, of -Yaverlanrl, in "the Isle of County oftilostcr, Knight, who Deceased the 7 of Wight, Esq. who was Buried 1'2. April, Anno D. 1675, Jun. 1610. Aged 0 lilomhs and 10 Days. Jrim-—Quartrrly, first and fourth argeni, n cross between -3 four piles, gules; second or, lhree bugb.'.-horns in pale, guise; On n white marble monument in Chancel. third lozengy, azure and argi-.nt, over all two bars, gulen. Eduardus Richards, dc Compton, in agro Bereariensi, Arrnigor, es antique: tum Pateroa turn Materna Gonte On s. Flat Stone in Nave. ortns, lixorem duxit Raehclem, Domini Edmundi In Memory of Mr. Joseph Macham, Surveyor of the \'l’nrnl'ord, l-'.r|nitis, Filiarn, ex qua unicnm suscepit King’s Warehouse, in the Port of London, and Son of prolern, pa ralysi tandem confeetus animam Deo reddi- T Cornelius hlaeham, of Southampton, Merchant. Born dit 2610. . . . . A. D. 1728, flitat-is sum 53. July 2oth,1os4, Diod Jan. 12, 17.52. Vir do Rage de Iicp. do Eeclesia optima moritus, Mary hlzrcharn ilicd Sept. '1, 1776, Aged Bil years. In Coll. Enron '26 Aunos stndiis dedit non minus ‘vlJlJ.i“flCll£llIl,LL.D.l)lBt1AlJ§'LiSl.-2i:I_,1789,Agfidflfi: elemplo qnarn munifieautia profeeturus, hine deeedcns Arm:--A chevron between three greyhounds eournnt: impal- 1-ummi cum dignitate latuit, quippe publicis negotiis ing three pears, in chiefs detlli-lion. Crest--A greyhound. I 37

In 05 mm.--0 II UTE. 181 Brasstakcn uut. I Mary, his W'idovv, Daughter ol'Jamt'>-1 Pulse, of htmuleu, iu tuis (‘onnty ]-Isq. and (romlance, “"5 1 Daughter' of Sir' Plulipi lilcduws»,'- K. M. died January-

Piorth Aisle. 1.5, 1011.1. Fiaered t0 thc .\l|-|nm"_\,' 01' l'illZE\lJ£'lll P'.|l'~.mi1u, Dauf of 'l'o their loved memory this M:u'l>le is inserihed as a liarlhul l’au.~,"|'u|.~, l‘.1.~etur of this Cllurch, di: Auuc, his tribute of Uratitiitlc, 1l.es|1ect, and tilial Aflection. \\'il'r.-, whu l|c\'iu:_',t: not Atuiml to the ful zt;-,c of I2 all hir cudc, by l'cr\'t:uI. Na l'im|ueut l'|"u_yv1'.~.a, peuiteucy, South Wu'I. faith, \\"i|li|1;,;||c.~,.~u2 lu leave llm worhle, Care lur the l lu Memory of thc Lady Scroggfl-, Re-lie! of Sir W'il- ]'n0re, désposiligr: of l|ir_worh.lly goods. at Choise of liam Scruggs, of Chute Lodge, and Daughter of hir fuuerall text, ex|u'e=~a.sed such Picty, Clizuity, <1: Mathew Bluelc, Esq. of I-luusclon llou.-se, iu lIert- uiiderstmidiaige, zu-a is Rare to bu fuuude in mature l'ordshire, who Departed this life April ye 23, 1746, Age, £9 Hath lr:l'l’. tu hir hit.-mls Great Both joy 6: fliitatls 01. Sorrow, to hir Ht.-llie u ;.;"uotl uame, to the W'orl|Ic, an i _ happy I-Ixa|u||lc.~,'thi.~x Daunosel thc-u is uot dead, But. "ere lycth the Body of $a|u||t:lC0lli|1:~'-, the Son of Sh.-epeth, yea, lit-nth both above with the lord, -it; John Collins, Esq. its M a|'tlu|., his Wilie, of Chute llere also in her liuuc 15: this Moullrnent, thc Dust Lodge, in yfl Couuty of Willi, who died l-‘ch. 19th, wherein this Blessed Soul dwell; is laid up lleerc 1679. Belowe in Hope of the resurrection of the Just, '1-'eb. A:-ms—.1\ grillin segraut: impzfling a fess cottized, in chief three 20,1021. lions’ heads erased, liar-wise. I'osuer\'ut parcntcs mccstissiiui. W On Flat Stones within the [Mils- l.h'us.s'_t||kcn out. Here lyeth the Body of Iluinpliri Norbone, Gent. who dyed the two and twentieth day of May, Anno [____i"'"I_:T Domini 1062, Aged B2.

M. S. -4 Arm,—Ermlne, a. fess ncbuli-, a canton clmrged with it ducal Ililizahelhrc, Uxoris crown. llenrici Jneob, luijus .l'Ieelcni2e Miuistri, r H. S. F-. Qua: obiit :17 die Oet.. Anno Dom. 1602, C-uliclmuu Norborue, Armig. Hitutiu sine 21, Qui eximialu qua polluit regum peritiam, Et 1-irope Sepulta jacet. litibus diriiuendis uniee adliihuit, Z-_--ii-in Fl'O(lU0l1l.iSSlllJU"1 tluutroversiarum arbiter Thu Cluu'r~.h unnsiulfl of Chaueel, Nave, aud North Coflslitutus quo iu ruuuere obcuudo, lahoris and =~'mulh 4'\l."":ll.'J|, ’l'l1c Nave is Sl.ll)llOl'lUtl ou each extant late merecilem adeo non expetiuit aide by four liuiiilul urci'.c.~<. i ut oblutam seiu per respuerct: The ltev. D. N ewbult Vicar. Summu ergu Deum pietate, erga seipsum temperantia, . ergn Clerum benevolentiu, The E-ail of /tilcsbury Lord of the Manor. 'Rom:=e pariter ac Geneva: iufensus, erga vieiuos hospitalitatc, ergo. (,1 ll UT 15. lihuros, teuero, all'oetu. urgu omucs (Jharilate vitmn |u'a'..se||tcm oruavit future: |u'ovidit, Qualu l.lt:l1ll|lIt.! ||:u.:c:u ud euucortliam aliis toties (Jo =1 I\lulu||uc|1t aguimt the uurll| \\'ull ul'C|u1|1cel. re.-slituit ipse |10l' louguui vita: spatium 7-444 Beneath are lJc|10sitCd the lieumius of Mrs. Eliz. iuviolntam usque eoluit ueminem lite, liarle, Spiu~.tm', who diud Marc]: Uth, A. D. 1780, impctclls ct uemine llllpfllltllfl. Aged 17. l'_'ilm was the 1-Ihlest Duugliter, aud ou the Obiit Mai] '26, Anuo Dui. 1700, 1'Etati.=: sure Bl. Death of hm‘ Brothers L'harles {is Juhu, Heiress of A'rm.r--Narhune : impitling a fess between three crosaleta itchy, Richard .l-Iarlc, of Chute forest, Esq.

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Tlie Jacet Maria, ﬁlia Euut Ruul. Rawliui Mulloelc, A1-niigeri, at: 1.'1lizab|=tha: uxor. ejvs, Edward ~“.ici'ugg.~+, (Sou of W'in. $ern;_-gw, 1-1=-||.) of Elizubethaz, iilia: Johauui.-1 Collins, Armigeri, Chute Lodge, liy rtuu, 4 Dauglitier of Sir il':tlW£l.I‘tl. I Qua: obiit 13 Die Martii, bieymour, Bart. aiul 5-ii.-sler of ].'idvvarul tlth Duke of Auuo Dni. 1670 Hﬁtatis 1lIw- Soluerset, died August 6, 178-1. BO I 88

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In Memory of Mary, the Wife of Francis Earle, I-lerc lycth the Body of John Fisher, of this Parish, Gent. She dyed the 5 day of Dee. 1724, in ye 6'2‘- Gent. who dyed the 11 day of May, 1706, in the 70 year other age. year of his Age.

I [ere lycth ye Body of Francis Earle, Gent. who The Nave of the Church was rebuilt, in 1015, at the Doparlcd this life ye 27 of Sept. A. D. 1717, in ye 75 expense of Lady Mcdows. year ol' his A go. The Rev. Dr. llandhof, Rector.

Hie jacct pars terrostris, 171.1’. Medows, of Conholt Park, Esq. Lord Of lllc Richard Earle, de Chute, Manor. in Comitatu W'ilts. Generosi. ---0-- Obiit rlecimo sextu die Jnnij, In the Churchyard. Anno I Salutlis puhlime 1705, Q fl-.tat|s sna: 72. The Tomb of General Sir Wm. Medows, K. B. he lileriondoin est, ut vivamus, Died lamented as he lived Beloved, on the '14 of Vivcnduin ut reetc rncriamu . . Nov. 1813, in the 7-'5 year of his Age.

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llere lyeth the Body of Thomas Earle, Esq. who de- To tho Memory of Emily Duke, Wife of Lieut. Colonel parted this life the 21 of NOV. 1742, in the 60 year of George Duke, and third Daughter of thc late John his ago. Freeman, Esq. of Chute Lodge, who Departed this .4rms--Tlircc escallop shells. C:'¢.v!—-.-\n eseallop on an esquire's helmet. life 30 of Julie, 1819, Aged 59 years.

O , 0| Flu! Stones in Nave. In Memory of Eliz. Freeman, Wife of John Freeman, F-ir Sitluc-y Me-do-ws, Rriight, Mn:-sliall of England, Esq. of Chute Lodge, who died Feb. ye 7, 1764, died i\'ove1nher 15th, 1792, in tlle 9:! year ofhis Age. i‘Etatis sure 36. .-\rm.=:-\ chevron, ermine. between three pelicans, on a can- She was the Daughter of Sir ‘Wm. Strickland, Bart. lon a sliivld. charged with. tt lion pessalit-gnartlunt, of Boynton, in the County of York, Secretary of War Crest-A dove. To his Majesty King George the '24].

Qllmris quid pcdibus calcas Sator . . . 1 Reliquize . . . . Anna-., (J ulichni Flat Tomlin. Norborn, Gen. Conjugis, In Memory of John Freeman, of Chute Lodge, who Francisci Jones de Newton Tony, Died Sept. the 7, 179-1, flitatis sue: 72. Prosapia vcre Generosia orte, Qua: cum maritum liherani amore, 4--oi-1-q, Pientissimo, Near this Spot are Intorred tlle Remains of the .Ainioo.~=, et ]-'amiliares, RightHonb1=Gcneral Sir Wm. Marlowe. K. B. F-navitate morum Colonel of the Princess Royal's Dragoon Evilicilct. . Stud . . - . . . Guards, and F .. . to ct . . . . vmta.nl.e morbo Governor of Hull, Div. Temtata A brave and Zealous Olliccr, Norie. . . . (.. .. . dolornm niedela) An Affectionate llnshand, u Kind Brother, . . . . . filistissiniain vitam An Indulgent Master, and a Sincere Friend, ...... tern commutavit By whose muuificcnce this Spire was Eroeted, . . . . .n'¢'e fragilitatis And to whose Memory it is Inscribed. J'it diviuar patiu . . nitia: _, _ ___ Monnmentuni, Nov. 22. LITTLE BEDWIN. An“ flitat. 47, Salvh 1681. /frms—--l".rrninc, B. fess nebuli-. on n canton, n. crown ; impaling, Flat Stone in Chancel. a fess betwccn three crosslcts titchy. Hie juxtn jaccut Corpar tam Edmund Hnngcrfurd, do Chishury, Arrniger, Qaarn Elizabetliav, uxoris ojus, lit.-ro lieth tho Budy of Body of Rachel Norhorue, filiae Johanuis Wither, dc Munidowne, in Com. South"- Dtlll_*;'l1l'tl‘ oI' V/illiam Norhorne, Esq. who Deceased Illa obiit 4 Die Januarii, Anno Dni. 1655, Jhitatis sun: nu lo Day of Dec. in the 19 year of hcr Age, Anno 63, lllc Dccessit ‘lo Die Deeembris, 1659, 1Etatis sua: D0111. IUTZ. 73. I 39

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"ore lyelh ya Iludy of Mrs. Joanna Hide, of Stich- Thomas Streat, Gent. died Dee. 30, 1735, Ag,-r.-d 7|. eomb, who l)L'llill'l.0ll this lile April ye 17, A. D. 1720. Mary, the Wife of Thos. Street, Gent. Died Jan. 21, 174i, Aged 83. Arms--Az:ure, a fess ermine, in chief two doves close : impaling, Here lieth interred the Body of Stephen IIyde,Gent. urgent, a chevron, gules, between three water-bougets, sable. who Diutl -"§t'pt. ii, A. D. 1672, Aged 33. And also the Body of Ann Hyde, \Vi

/i. D. I705, Aged 73. a- .Arml—/\ eluevrnn hetween three liizengesg impaling, barry of In the Chancel is some painted glass, or and azure. six, over all an eagle displayed. The Chureh consists of Chancel, Nave, and North i_..__-_i and South Aisles. The Nave is supported on the Stephen llirle Departed this life Sept. the 3d Day, north side by three plain semi arches, on the south Anno Dom. 1672. side by three plain pointed ones.

mi.-_-._i_-. The Rev. “T. Skeyes, Reetor. llerc lyetll the Bully of Eliz. the truly lnvillg & truly The Earl of Ailesbury Lord of the Manor. lieloved \'Viii: of John Good, alias Freegood, of the Ringclom of Scotland. They had issue one Son, who survives. She was daughter to Nicholas Kimber, of FltOXFlF.I.D. Cheesbury, in this Parish, Yeoman, and Departed this life the 22 day of Nov. 1606, in the Forty-third year of her Age. On Flat Stones in Chancel. ller sorrowfull Husband, in testimony of his ﬁrvent Here lyeth the Body of Mr. John Stephens, who love to the deare Memory of so vertuous aad loving Departed this life December the 22, Anao Dom. n Wife, hath dedicated this Monument to her everlast- 1068, Aged U5 years. ing Remembrance. Ar-mr—0n a chevron three cross-erosslets between three demi lions rampant.

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llere lyeth ya Body of Mr. Samuel Kiinher, of Chis. Hers lyeth the Body of John Lirldiard, Gent. Son hury, who Departed this life Oet. y° 10th, Anno Dni. of William Liddiard, late of Poulten, in the Parish of "I725, ."l'Itnt. 69. Mildenhall, in this County, Gent. who died June 18, 1739, in the -57 year of his Age. Herc also lieth Joanna, his Wife, Dau_|_;hter of Robert llere lyeth ye Body of Wm. Farmer. He Departed this life Jan. ye 5, A. D. H26, Aged H4 years. Ste].-hens, late of this place, Gent. who died April 2, 1718, in the 20 year of her Age. mig- Here also lyeth Joanna, their Daughter, Wife of Wm- On Flat Stones in North Aisle. Stirliug, Gent. who died July 12, 1741, in the 24 year M. S. of her Age. Arms--On a bend a cross palte between nil mullels. Martha: Streat, llrzoris dulcissima: li. Viri R-ichardi Streat, (1. |.. r\. M.h'ornris |'.t list-.re:lis'["ratis sui Tho. Barrow, Here lieth the Body of Joaae, Wife of Mr. John l'h:u'|u:uenpola:~., Lomlinensis, et Paterna Stirpe ortae Stephens, who Departed this life August the 10, Ii ilrlziteriue. ex antiqufl Fainilia Calendrinorum in Anno Do1Tl 1687. (ier|||:|.ni||., nll CZILIHBIII vera: Religionis B. Patria sua pulsa. Si Pintns, si prisea Fides, sileues probiq. mores, j In Memory of Elizabeth Liddiard, who died ...... Si iilgeliii 1l.(1(lll1l':ll, nitidusq. Personae cultus ye 20, Anno Dom. 1732, Aged 74 years. Desiderandam, merito faeiunt Feeminam ovi, leetor, She had two Husbands, ye ﬁrst Robert Stephens, of Et maritum luge superstitem. this Place, Gent. ye other was Wm. Liddiard, of (Ihiit 31 Dee. A. D. 1750, }Etatis 1750, Poulton, in ye parish of Mildenhall. fl-Itatis 64. pi-iii Arms-—.’\ rgent, a chevron, guise, between three water-bougets On a Monument against the South Wall of Nave. sahle, over all an eseutcheon, charged with three torteanx, enr- (illl'l.T|.{t'.ll with an many fleur-ds-lis, on a chief, azure, a bugle In Memory of Elias Ivy, Gent. who died Nov. 3rd, horn, or, between two pheons, argcnt, on one-ll a crescent. 3 C 1777, Aged 58 years. i 190

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Also ol' Elinor, his Wife, who died May 23d, 1771, llere Lyeth the Body of the ltev. !\lr.'l'l1o.~=. Clark. Aged 54 years. Rector of this Parish, who deported this life May the By death we rest. from Care and pain, 16,1033. In hope with Joy to meet again. Rnhertus lteeks, hn_jiis l'Ieele.~'.i;1- plns 15 Annos lleetor. On Flat Stones in Nave. L Snliltis l7Ull, Ob. Oetobris Anno juml-ls 3,, Here lyeth Edward Oldﬁeld, Esq. who died June ye 12,1600. Flat Stones in the IJ-oily. F Here Lyeth the Body of Margieat Bankes, the Wife Here lyeth ye Body of Elinor, the Wife of Alexander of “rm. Bankes. She Departed this life August the Dismore, late of Freefolk, Gent. She died at Knowle, 31, 1679. Jan. ye 20, 1731, in the 74 year of her Age. Arm-—A chevron between three roses: tmpaling six lions ll. 5. li. rampant, 3 2 l. The Rev. Charles Adanis. Uh. Sept. 29th, 1770, — 1l'ilf1l.l5 5H,,

llere lieth ye Body of Alexander Disrnore, Sent’. of -|1 l*reeI'olk, Husband of Elinor Dismore, and Son of $aerum Memorire Alina: lliller. Obiit Jan. '7, I76-l.' Alenzinder Disinnre, of Budge, who died Jun. ‘Z6, 1699, Aged 4!). Register began in the year I537. llere lieth the Body of Barhary Jenkins, Reliet of The Rev. Francis B. Astley, Reetnr. the ltev. Wm. Jenkins, late linler Dean and Vicar

of Kiilwelly, in Carmarthenshire, South Wales. She ,—4.__ _4_-n-_-r_ Died the 20 day of Nov. 17110, Aged 81 years. MANN] NGFORD Bl! lJC.l-I. Also here lieth the Body oi’ Barbary Jenkins, Daugh- ter of the above, who died the 4 day of March, 1777, Aged 30 years. Uri a Monument in Chancel.

iii-it-q Underneath lyeth the llody 1-l' Mary Nieliulns, Daughter of Thos. Lane, of lientley, in the County of The Rev. Dr. Evans present Yicar. St-afi'oi'd, Esq. e liunily as venerable for its A I'll-llllllty, The Earl of Ailesbury Lord of the Manor. as renown’d for its loyalty, ol' which y‘-' wonderful] preservation of King Charles yl‘! Second, nt'|,er ylr De.- in-1-ii; feat at \'i"'oi'eestr.-r, is an iiintunee never to |n.- for|_;ntl.en, The in whieh Glorious action 5-li-.' her s|:ll' liu|'|: n very Somerset Hospital, C(ll'l.\1ltlOI'H.l.Ill2 part, and that the Memory of this extra- I-‘or Twenty Ciergy ordinary serviee might be continued tu ]m.~.-l.e|'ity, the and Thirty Lay Widows, l'an1ily was dignilied with the Addition of this Signal] Founded and Endowed liadge of honour, the Arms of Hliglaiid in :1 (Iuntun. By the Late Most Noble She was Married to Edward Nieliolzts, yl= Hon of Sr Sarah, Oliver Nicholas, Cnphearer l.o King Jmnes yt= First, Dnehess 6.: Carver to King Charles ye lirst, by whmn she had l)ri\\':|;fer of somerset, A. D. MDCXCIV. one only Son, who died l.n:l'u|'e her, near to whose body $he desir'd her own might be int:-rred. She Died Dee. 224, Anno 1686, A geil 67 years. Ar-m.v-—-Quarterly, first azure, a. chevron hl"|\.\'l'l:II three owls, MANNINGFORD ABBOTS. or ; second gules, a chevron between three esenllopa, or ; thiril azure, three fishes in pale, nuiunl, or: fourth or, on u chevron,

* urgent, two li|1l'lB, or, between three birds urgent: impaling, per chevron, or and azure, a chevron, gnles, hetween three |||ullel.H On Flat Stones in Chancel. pierced, counter-eliangeil. On a canton the arms of I-Inglanil, llere lyeth the Body of Mm Dorothy Clark, VVil‘e of Mr.'l'homas Clark, Dean Ruler of this Diaeesse, and North ‘Wall. the Daughter of Francis Wroughton, of Wileot, Esq. Hie infra sita: sunt lieliqnize who dyed y'-' ~ltl| of July, Anno Dofﬁ 1689. ‘" .1 Viri rnernoriii dignissiuii, I91

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Edunrdi Nieliolas, Armigeri, ln Memory of Richard Chandler, who died October", llu_jus pagi 'l'oparcha:, 1737, Aged 41. Qui l Also of Elizabeth, his “fife, who Died August, 'l7a')5, Tarn I-icclesim quam Mouarchiat Anglicana! Aged 53. 'l*'idei inviolatat, I And of Thomas, their Son, who died April, 1772, Amicitize I-'abnlaruru exeruplis non Secundat Aged 4:3. Pntioniiaie nnllis doluruin cruciatihus expugnabilis, i lit I-'e.~.l.i1.'itatis lngenij, qua delicias oinnium, In Memory of Stephen Pyke. Ho died February Sc rcddidit ‘ 2nd, 175%, Agcd 5'7. I-'rus1.ra renitente Podagrai diuturna Also of Eliz. bis Wife. She died April 12, 1764, I-Ixemplum posteris celcbre reliquit, \- Aged B1. lit tandem lrrequicto orbo Fractus, .l:ll. vita: et morum hominum piertwsiis In Memory of Jana Pyke, wbo Died October 26, Animnm cgit Jnbens, Cal. Mnij decimo tcrtio, 1776, Aged 63 years. Also of Stephen Pyke, who died June 29, 1783, Anno Salutis 1706, .'/Etatis sua: 77. l \ Aged 71 years. _@n_-.-|¢__-|-

jin--s|_g1_-' Near this Spot are lnl.el'red the Remains of the Rev. George Wells, L. L. I). who was 52 years Rector of Register commenced in the year 1657. this 1'arisli, and ll. Magistrate of this County. Ila The Rev. John Wells, Rector. l)ied August 26, 1815, Agcd 76. —— Grant, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Also i The Remains of Frances, his Wifc, who died April 15, 1811, Aged 60. ' '- -N EWTON. Beloved, Revered, Lamented.

Against south wall of Chancel. Flat Stones. Near this Place Lyes the Body of the Right Honk" lleare Layes thc Body of Eliz. Hindlcy, Catharine, Countess Dowager of Abingdon. She Buried July ye 5, 1675. i was Eldest Daughter dz Coheiress of SI‘ Thos. Cham- bcrlaine, of Norbrook, in the County of Orton, Bart. ‘R1--is had three Husbands L Her first was the Right Hon“ M. S. Richard, Lord Viscount Wcnrnan, of Tuam, in the Adoleseentis optimi Iidwardi Nicholas, Kingdom of Ireland, by whom she had Issue onc Son, 1-‘ilii unici Edwardi Nicliolas, Armigeri, Richard, who succeeded tu thc Title and Estate, (.3: F-t Maria: Uxoris, Antiqu . . , , . . irnit Familial was Father of the present Right Honblfl Phillip, Lord , , ,lanorum de Bentley, in Agro Stafibrd oriundaz, Viscount Wenman, dc the llonble Richard Wenman, Esq.) dz two Daughters, Catherine and Mary; Her second was the Right Honblfi James, Earl of Abing'- don, Baron Norris, of Rycot, in the County of Oxon, Her third was Francis Wroughton, of Eastcot, in the Cmlebs Hinc ad superos Avolavit County of Wilts. Esq. She departed this life Feb. 9, Prid. Non. Septcmb. Anno Salutis 1633, . I741, in the B3 year of her Age. Jljtatis suaz 22. i Arm.-r-Three battering rams : imp-a.ling guies, an escuteeeon, argent, between eight mullets, or. Eduardus Nicholas, Ann. Obiit ll) dio Aprilis, Second 8hiald.—QuarterIy, first and fourth sable, on a fess, argent, three lions‘ heads erased, gulas, batwaan three anchors, A .FEtatis 77, or; second and third per pale gules and azure, a cross-crosslct,

\ or, ovar all an ascutcheon, gules, charged with an inescutcheon, argant, between alght rnullets, or. Herc Lycth thc Body of Ann Busfield, Daughter of ‘ Third Sbiald.—-Argent, a chevron, gulas, between three boar; heads coupcd, sable; impaling, tha same as the first shield. Edward Nicholas Esq. who died ye 9th of August, -R Anno Snlutis 1722, flitatis sure 63. T North Wall. iii-Z. l Near this Place is Interred yr Body of Francis On Flat Stones in Nave. , Wmughton, Esq. of Esteot, in this County, who De- To the Memory of Bryant Chandler, and Mary, his parted this Life April the 29, in the year of our Lord Wife. lle Died August 3rd, 1800, Aged 65 years, , God 1733. She died Fcb. 19, 1805, Aged 01 years. The Rev. Dr. Lewis Rector. I92

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On n Monument in ?\'orth Wall of Nan--. RUSHALL. ' ln a Vault Beneath are Deposited the lit-main.-t of EClWl1l‘(l POOH}, Esq. Lord of l.llB l\v'l:n|m':-» ul' liu.-l|;|ll -.-iii and Cha|'llon. He was the .l:Ildos|. Sun of .'\lu"al|n|n On Monuments in Chancel. Poore, Esq. of Longstreet, and i\-lnrriul Ii-.|rlnu-n, Near this Place lyes lnterred the Body of the Rev. Daughter of Paul Methuell, list]. u|' lirndI'm'd, in this Mr. Thomas Gillard, Rector of this Church, who died County, and by ller had Issue Four Suns, of whom the 15 Day of August, 1746, Aged 64 years. two died in their Infancy, the other two, l-‘.

ln a Vault Under the Communion Table in this Flat Stones in Chancel. Chancel, Lie Interred the Remains of Mr. Francis Here Lyeth ye Body of Edmund Bonner, nhn died Giifard, of Uphaven, in this County, who died April April ye 1B, 1733, Aged 59 years. 9, 1802, Aged 80 years. A Husband kind, u Father Di.-ar, Also of Jane, his W'ife, who died Oet. 17, 1794, A faithful friend, lyes linried lu-rv ; Aged 56 years. My Days are past, my Glass is run. F My Children Dear, prepare to t.:0l'|lc'. j-1-ii

llenr.-ath nre deposited the Remains of Mrs. Sarah Here Lyeth ye Body of John Gale, Juan of Chisen- Peek, Widow & Relict of Kenriek Peek, of Cornish, bury Dolafoly. He died June yﬂ 14, Anno l)o1Ti in the County of Deubigh, Esq. who d.ied July 20, 1002, Aged 70. I 1729, Aged 30. Also the Remains of Beatrice Peek, their Daughter, Mon. against the South 'l-Vnll of Nni 1*. who died Jan. 12, 1807, Aged 42 years. In the Aisle nearly opposite this Place are lJ('|10sll.(:|l the Remains of Willinm Howard, Gent. wlm l)e- parted this llfB DBO. Iii, 1754, A grail Tl} years, North "Wall of Nave. Also William Alexander, Nephew ofthe above \t'm Q Beneath rest the Remains of David Erlmonds, Gent. Howard, who Departed this life Uet. ll], l7ltli, who died Oet. 14, 1012, Aged 76 years, 40 of which Aged 77 years. he resided in the Parish of St. Mary le Strand, in the Likewise Eleanor, Second “fife of Vl’n1. Ali.-xanclm-r, City of \Vestminster, and Justly obtaiued the Charac- F‘ who Departed this life D90. B, I788, A=_"e-ll 7-“: y('i|.l'.'-|. ter of an Upright and Honest man. Also Mary, Daughter of Thomas and Mary Alexan- II-———-R-in der, who died the 27 of Mareh, 179.3, Aged 7 yr-:l|"~' On Flat Stones in Nave. and 10 months’ Barbara], ‘vcbb Died March 2, _A_ D_ 1723' AlB0 Mary, Wife 0fTh0II'lt1S Alexander, wllu died llll.' Emtis 54_ i B of August, I705, Aged 40 yenrs. Also Ann, Wife of Thomas Alexnnder, who died the 22 of Feb. I803, Aged 34 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Lueie, the Wife of John A150 the AlJove—Mentioned Thos. Alvxamlor, u-li., Chandler, Yeoman, who Departed this life February y Departed [Ilis life on the 13 of July, ml |_ the 15, A. D. 1705. Aged 57 years. 193

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H:|.a'rt-rl to the Mi.-|||ory oi’ Simon .ln|'vi.+, Who died "ere lyeth the Body of ‘l-Vin. Piitclmey, Gent. who liluy 4, 1796, Aged -15 years. Departed this life October the 19, 1779, Also of I-Elizabeth, his Daughter. She died 2nd May, Aged GB years. 1805, A ged 2'2 years. Also the Body of Sarah Pinekney, his Vl"ifc, who And I-ilizabcth, his Wife. She died 22 Jan. 1300, Departed this life March 15, L756, Aged 40 years. .-\ gml 55 years. Ar-ms—ln fess ﬁve lozenges. ln Memory of llnrriol, Daughter of Simon and Elizth Cresl—-A grifﬂn's head, erased.

Jarvis. Slur: l)|r.'tl I Il.ll 51'-cpt. 1806, Aged 22 years. iii Al:-to cl’ Sophia, their l):1ugl|ter, wllo Died lieb. 4, ltnltl, Agcd 1!) years. Here Lycth the Body of Robt. Pinekney, Gent. who Died Nov. 7, 1747, Aged I33 years. -i Also Martha, his Wife, who died July 24, 1752, (In a l"lul Stone in North Aisle. Aged 76 years. Joseph Lamparrl died Sept. 2-"l, 1790, Agcd (I7 years. [Arms and Crest as the preceding] Pinrull, Daughter of Levi and “Mary lmntpurtl, died -R Dec. lst, lt!tJ0, Aged ll months. Ilere lyeth thc Body of Charles Pinekney, Gent. Marshall of the Horse Guards to Queen Ann and to The Church (7Ullt'il:'ll.H of Chancel, Nave, and North his present Majesty. Hc died Dec. ye 1st, A. D. 1716, Aisle. The Nave is supported by four pointed arches. Agcd 48 years. 'l'ho Chancel is separated from thc Nave by a Gothic arch, ornamented by two Saxon mouldings. On Monuments in North Wall of Nnvc. Register commenced in thc year 1687. Near this Place lieth the liody of Mrs. Sarah Mandy, The Rev, Mr. White, Rector. who died Jan. 10. 1703, Agcd 43 years. Wm- 'Wyndham, Esq. Lord of the Manor. She was exemplary in the great lines of Duty, Having a Constant and Pious regard __- _,:: ..- Towards God, A tender and Aﬁectionate love CHA RLTON. Towards her Parents, A kind and liberal hnnd On a Monument against the north wall oftihancel. Towards the Poor and Needy. Francis Gilfard, of l'pbaven, in this County, who died Being endund with these singular Virtues, April tlth, 1802, Aged 80 years, VVe trust she has her reward with her Father Bcqucathcd the Interest of £100, 4 per cent. Consoli- lvhich is in Heaven. dated Annuities, to be Distributed in Bread tuthe Poor of this Parish every year on the 18 day of Jan. for ever. .\'ear this Church are deposited the Remains of Thos. Arms--Gulcs, three lions passanl-guardant, in pain, urgent. l"owlc, Esq. of Durrington, in this County, who Died Feb. 3, 1703, Aged 4t-I years. Also of Henry Fowle, Esq. of the same Place, who I-inst End. died May the 16, 1803, Aged 67 years. This small Memorial of their affection and regret was And of Jane, his \Vife, Daughter of Mr. Thos. Spring- Erector], by the surviving Members of the family, to bclt, of lVilsford, who Died Dee. the 7th, 1760, Wn1.PilIek11i:y, lisq. late of llath, and formerly uf Agcd 4!) years. 'Woll'hall, in this County, who died August the 12, 11111, Agcd 70. This Monument was ereeted by their surviving Children And also to llobt. Hearne Pinekney, Son of thc As the small and now, alas ! only Tribute Ahove, who on thc Night of the ﬁrst of Oct. 1010, Of Gratitude, Duty, and Affection, was accidentally drowned in thc Kennet andzlvon To the Memory of the best and kindest of Parents. Canal, in the Thirtieth year of his Age. Arm:-Gulce, a lion pass-ant-guardant between three cinqug. foils, or: impaling gates, a chevron puly, or and azure, between iii-i three mullets, or.

Flat Stones. -ii—-ii. Ilcre Lycth the Body of Wm. Pinekney, Gent. who On Flat Stones in Nave, departed this life August the 22, I690. Here lyeth ye Body of Wm. Son of Henry Biggs, of Also thc Body of Ann Pinekney, his Wife, who De- Upper Woodford, Gent. who dyed y° 19 of May, parted this Life Fob. the 15, 1709, Aged 74 y¢|m5_ 1724, Aged 2 years. 3 D I 94

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llt*l'n l)'t'l.ll tilt! llnrly 0|‘ Alli], tilt: “lift! Of Rflllt. ‘ (In Flat Slonns in I hilllrvl. Mnncly, Gent. whu Departed this life the I9 of April, ln Memory of Jane, Wife of -*'utnnu:l .-'~pringc:belt, A. D.17'.!7, Aged -9 years. who died Nov. 12th, I760, Agcd 70 years.

ii-is _ la Memory of Hleailor, “'il't' of John l.nyland, who Hie jaoet Corpus Roberti Mundy, G-ent. 1082. died Oet. 15, I779, Agcd 26’ ynars. llr‘l'|! lyi-th the Body of Robert Mundy, Gent. Also of Ann, their Daughter, who l)i|e|l (let. I0, 1779, he was buried the 7th of March, I602. Aged IU months. Ilene lyeth lln: Bmly of llobt. Mnndy, Gent. who Within this silent bed of (flay dyed yr“ '2 Day of July, 1723, Aged 7'2 years. My Dearest W'ife and Child do luy,

-_--_--11i- Whose lives was asked, hnt God thought host. To take them to Eternal Rest. On a Brass ‘Plate. '

-i-..--iiq Herc l_\-nth _\-'<= Body of John Mandy, who Departed this lili- the ."> Day of June, in the year of our Lord Flat Stones in thn Body. ]U7—l. To the Memory of Dorothy, Wife: of Tliomas lluy ter, who departed this life Feb. 2Uth, I808, Here I._\-nth ye Body of Bridged, ye \‘l'ifc of Thomas Aged 34 years. l.4H.\llllgl’.lIl'l, Sen. of Stanton-barn, Gent. who Departed Also llonry, Son of Thomas and Elizabetl1 llnytur, this life -§¢ 27. of April, 1716. _ who Died in his lnfnucy. .\l.~.n in .\li-nmry nl'.lohn Mnndy, Gent. who Departed this life the -3 Day of March, 1747, in the GU year of lTnUll. The Rev. Mr. Benson, of Sarurn, llcctor.

W l LS FORD. Sir John A stley, Bart. Lord of the Matter.

tin =| ,\I:||1‘|ll1‘|t"l‘|lri ngninsl \'orlh Wldl nl'(Zl|.1nct-l. WOODBOROUGH. .~4.ic-rml in tl1|- lilcinory of Thomas Chandler, $nrgeon, who departed this life Feb. the I3, 1797, On a Monument in Chancel. Aged 37 years. Hie jaeet Also $arah, “'ife of Thomus Chandler. who Departed quod Mortale fllit Ge-urgii Gibbtls, D. D this life Dee. 24, 1800, Aged 47 years. Ilnjn:-1 Ecclesia-, per 1.‘ l.lx Alltltlia, fidelis at \'('II0l‘i\flt.ll Pustoris ; Sacred to the Memory of Eli-2'-ll Layland Layland, Bcnignus, inlelligens, fueundns, who De|)a1'l.t:tl this lifc on the 2!! Day of Oct. 1810, in Alnurcm omniutn, the 32 year of her Age. Moribus suavissirnis eoncilinvit, Exempli tueita suadela This Monument is Ereetcd by her most Alfectionate ad omne Ofiieii ruunus Annt, Sarah Brathwaitc. Animos sensirn lnformavit; Seientia, literis, ingenio liberali erndiit, Smith Wall. Bonis in Ctelo Repositam l'n|lm-iieath are Deposited thc Remains of Elizabeth, Vitam przecipiens Beatiorcm, plaeide quieseat anima |):1||-_{l|I,|.-I‘ of Thos. Chandler, of Market Lavington, vita: tranipiillze, ."ilIl‘f_.'_‘l.'nl‘l, liy $ar'.1h, his “life, who Died in her Infancy, i quoad Vlxll '1"l°° dcdlla» 1P,,[,_ (;_ 17gp_|_ r Obiit xx Feb. 1813, .‘|-itat. sure 72. I95

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lloe Monumcnturn posucrunt ct paterno amori VVILCOT. Et longo Felicissimoque conjugio mccrens Vidua lugcns Filia, mernorque scmper felicis. On Monument in the North Wall of Chancel- Sacred to the Memory of John Berwick, of Wilcot, On a l"l€|.t Stone in Chancel. Esq. who was buried here Oct. 30, 1572, as was also llurt: lycl.h ye Body of Dorothy Coningshy, Daughter his Daughter Anne, Dec. 13, 1610. She Married .'£-. (fhoheir ol' John Wick, in ye County of Kent, and Sir Thomas Wrouglitorr, Knight, who died June 4, Wife tn W1"- Coningsby, llcctor of this Parish, who 1597, Aged 56 years, and was Buried at Broad Illn- l)r:pa|'I.t.'(l this life ye 11 Day of Oct. 1699, Aged 73 ton iu this County. He was thc Eldest Son of Sir years. Wm- Wroughton, of the Sarnc Place. .4.-m—.\ crescent between three conies sejant: lmpaling 0. .drmI—-'1‘hree bears‘ heads, a crescent for dilference. eliev roll t-.hnr|;ed with a crescent, in chief two martleta.

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On Flat Stones in Chancel. On Monuments ngaitist the South “Fall of Nave. Hcrc lycth thc Body of Frances Wroughton, Daugh- E\‘acred to thc Memory ofJerome Dyke, late of Wood- ter of Francis Wroughton, Esq. who Departed this l»oron;;h, who Departed this life li.) Jan. 1782. Life the 4 Day of Jan. 17%, in the Ell year of her Age. I-‘ivc of his Duughters, Mary, Dorothy, Ann, Martha, and C-liarlotte, And his Son Jouathun Waterman Dyke. ln Nave. lle died 6th Oct. 1791. In Memory of Ursula Brooke. Ob. August the 10, Likewise to thc Memory of Mary, Vl’ifc of Jerome 1697. Dyke. She Departed this life thc 22 April "1799. Jane Packer, Oh. Fch. the U, ‘I687. The Lord knoweth the Days of the upright, Jane Brooke, Daughter of Ursula Brooke, and Niece and their Inheritance shall be for ever. of Jane Packer, Ob. August the 3, 1744. Arm;--Or, three cinque foils sable ; trnpaling, paly of Bbt, or and sable, over all three crescents guleu. North Aisle. in Stephen, Son of Wm- and Ann Hazeland, died M Sophia, ‘Wife ol'“'"1- Dyke, of this Parish, Died the Dec. 1756, Aged 24. ti Day of T-‘eh. 1804, Agerl 28 years, Vlililliam, Son of William and Ann Hazeland, Clerk, l.ottvin|r two Children, Mary and Sophia. M. A. died 21 June, 176:], Aged 32. Wr11- Dylte, of Woodhorough, died thc 25 Day of Wm. Huzeland died '7 Oct. 1784, Aged 70 years. Feb. 1815, Aged 45 years. Ann Ilazcland died 13 Oct. 1786, Agcd U5. /frflll--flf, tlll'CB cinquefoils sable: tmpflling urgent, 5 fggg between his fleur-tle-lis (three-and-three) bar-wise, gnlea. 11-n-—-pi. On Flat Smiles in Body. 1-;-1-——1i| Maurice llillcr, and Alice his beloved Wife, lie here. Sacred to the Memory of John, Son of I-larry and Requiescaut in pace. Catharine Robbins, who Died 9 July, 1813. Martha, their Daughter, died lst Oct. 1814. llcnry, their Son, died 2'7 December, 1814. Patience Cheyney, who deceased the thirteenth of Thomas, their Son, Lieut. R. N. died at Havannah, Feb. Anno Dofii 1663. lll August, ‘ltllfi. ii-M-1-1 And also of Ann, their Daughter, who dicd 1'7 June, In Memory of the Rev. John Mayo, LL. B. who died 1020. Jan. 6, 1779, Aged 65 years, Having been Forty-_one years Rector of Beeching East \Vfl.ll of Nave. Stoke, and Seventeen years Vicar of this Church- llcre lycth ye Body of Sarah Francklyn, ye Religt He was an Alfeetionate Husband and Parent, 0. and Widow of Richard Francklin, late of Wood- Sincere Friend, a Chearful Companion, During his horongh, Gent. She Departed this life y1= 30 of Dec. whole life, and‘ an unremittcd Attention to his Oflice H375. as Clergymen, and his Duty as a Member of Society.

-—-#11--1_ The Rev. Mr. Wilde, Rector. Here lyeth the Body of Symon . .holi. . Clerke, Rector of the Parish Church of Deane ...dash, in I 96

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the County of Southampton, who died the 2!! day of to the Rev. John Joseph (ioodunonj.-,li, of the (lily May, Anno Dom. lti. . of Bristol. She Dicd Dee. 12!, Ittlil, in the 27 year And also thc Body of Paticnee, the Wife of the said of her Age. Also three of her Children who died Symon, who Died the 4 Day of April, in Infancy. Anno D051 164-I-. Ar|ns—-Or, ti chevron, gules, between three |.g'uI.te desuiqg : ini- pilling argent, at cross pitlli', or. Also llere lieth ye Body of Sarah, the \Vil'c of Rich- * ard Edmonds, nnd Daughter ol' Mrs. Sarah Cheyney. She died July ye B, 1738, Aged 50 years. U11 a Moniimenl against lhe I-lust I-Inil ol'(llinni:u|. S. E. M. l. Reuben Bourne, Gum. Vir integer animi, ot ii'|oecn- The Rev. G. Shcrer, Vicar. ter festivus. qui ohiit sertto die Di':eeii|ln'i.s, .\. D. l.ady Wrougliton owns the Manor. 1695. Gratitudinis ergo votivoin hane snspendit ta-

ii -T- _-B1 ._ bulam, Anna Cliamberloyiu.-, Testainenti Cl1l'illl'iK. Arms-it chevron between three lions rainpnnt : iniplrlinp; n less H I-ill’ l 51']. between three esloiles.

I-‘la! Stones in Chancel. i\'u|'lh "Wall 01' ('ltnnt'el. Herc Lyeth ye Body of Mr. Simon Chcyney. Hc Near this Place lyeth the Body of Jane, the Will: of Departed this liie March ye 12, 1'72,E’_Aged59 years. Robert Sohles, ul' \\'|'ouj_jhl.un, (lent. lildl.-st Uaiiglilt-:r

- ol'Androw Duke, ol' Bulford, I-Esq. She died Nov. 16, 173:1, Anno ilitatis 41. Mors Janun Vitaa. l-lew lyeth ye Body of Ann Cheyney, who Departed Arms-—G ales, on a elievron, urgent, three niullets, nl'the lirsl, this life Jon. ye 4, I7-ll, Aged I10 years. between Ilirec escallops, argenl ; inipaling, per r.~...., urgenl lmtl

I azure, three chaplels counter-changed.

In the Body. ii-it-.1 llere lyeth ye Body of Mai'go|'et Edmonds, ‘Wid. Near this plaee lies the Remains of John Webb, oi‘ who Dycd Sept. 7, 1709, A god B7 years. this Town, Gent. who Died 7th Feb. 1'76-1, Aged 7U. Also Hereby lyeth ye Body of Stephen Edmonds, Also Elizabeth, his 'Wil'e, who dicd 2 June, 1762, Grandson of tbe Abovesaid Margaret, who Dyed Agcd '76. April ye 20th, 1713, in ye 39 year of his Age. -—1i—-__|

On Flat Stones in Hontli Male. Here lyeth ye Body of Joane, ye Wile ol' Richard Under this hnmble Stone rest the Remains of Eliza- Ednionds, who departed this life August ye ll, beth, the Daughter of \'v’illiam and Mary (ilesley, A. D. 1705, Aged 51 years. who Died January 7, 1787, Aged 3:1 weeks. Also llerc.-by lyeth Margaret, Daughter of ye Above- Al-so said, who dicd March 19, 1690, Aged 7 yenrs. Vi-’illiam, their Son, who Died September llt, l7It7, .\lso Here lyeth ye Body of Richard Ednionds, Hus- A gcd lit weeks. lrand to y!‘ Ahovesaid. He Departed this life ye 18 And also William Nigel, their Son, who Died August ol' Dee. 1734, Aged 85 years. 23d, 1794, Aged 1 year.

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Here lyeth ye Body of Alice, tbe W'il'o of Thomas Here lieth, “toiling For a Joyliil Resurrection, the Weeks, who Departed this lifc Dee. thc 18, 1729, Body of Anna-Maria, the “'ifc of John Crook, Jum- A ged 69 years. And her two Sons. Shc Departed this life August 23, 17711, Aged 36 years. James Died Nov. 20, 1774, Aged 1 iimnth, Register commeneed 1603. Joseph James Dicd April 2~l.th, 1776, Aged lti iuonths. The Rev. Mr. Moyle Rector. —-ii-.__.i

Here Lyeth the Body of William, Son of “"illiam MARLBOROUGH ST. MAR-Y. Gibbons, Esq. by Frances, his Wife, of Bnrbndoes, who Died ye 26. ul' Nov. I729, Aged 15 years & 2| Against south wall of Chance]. months. Near this place are Deposited the Remains of Marga- ret, Second Daughter of John Ward, Esq. and Wile ln Memory of Mary, thc Daughter of John and Jane 197

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C-oh.-inzui, who departed this life Jan. the 1, 1770, EN DO\\'MENTS AN D BENEFACTIONS. Agcd 2.3 years. 1615. Mr.'l‘hornas Ray gave the Income of Several Also in Memory of John Coleman, Gent. who De- Tenements, lying in New Sarum, the one pzirtctl this Life August 20th, 178.’), Aged 73 years. part. iu Trinity Street, the other in (iigant Also in Memory of Jane, “life of John Coleman, Street, to the poor Clothiers of Trowbridge, (it.-nt. who Departed this life Sept. 14, 1791, Chippenham, Westbury, and Marlbro‘, each A gcd 77. Town to Receive it once in four Years, for ever. .*\lsu in Memory of \'l’illi:|m C-(rl(‘l'I'lIlIl, who Departed lllls li|'t.- Dec. ‘.23, I797, Aged ti-"l years. 16-10. Mrs. Ann Paine, late of the Precinct of the Liberty of the Tower of London, “liddow, paid £300 to the Company of Goldsmiths Of Un Flat $101169 in Body. the same, for the Payment of £15 yearly dur- llero Lycth ye Body of Margaret, ye Wile ot"l'homas ing hcr Life, and after her deccasc for the pay- llnnt, who departed thi:-'. lili: Oet. y" 11th, 1691. lnent of £15 per Annum as follows: to the N" Nlsirgnrtzt, the Daughter, who Died (letoln.-r y" ltith, poor of the said Company £5, to the Poor & Also ofTlion1as llunt, ye 'l*'.lrler, who dicd .Noveni- of the Precinct of the Tower Liberty £5, and bcr y‘-‘ tlth, Anno Dom. 1691.. £.5 to the poor of thc Parishes of this Town. 1693. The perpetual Interest of £150, given by Doctor Crcsset, to be improved for the beneﬁt of In Memory of Joseph Gilmore, ]-isq. Late of This the Minister of this Church. Parisli, who Died on the 27th July, 1778, 1796, The Iulggrggtnf £200, by Mrs. Sarah Frnnklyne, Aged 75 years. to be applyed for thc Beneﬁt and Increase of Also of Mary Gilmore, his Wife, who Died 13 April, the Vicarage of this Parish for Ever. 1773, Aged 50 years. John Sutton and Thomas Bailey Also of George Gilmore, their Son, who died 18 Oc- Churchwardens. 1812. tober, 1772, Aged 20 years. Also ofCarlc Gilmore, their Son, Who died 24 Feb. The Church consists of a Nave and South Aisle, 1768, Aged 13 years. but no distinct Chancel. The south side of the NIIG

Mini- is supported by plain round pillars and semi-arches. Under thc battlcmcnts of the south side, over the en- tln a sinnll Tablet at the West End of the Nave. trance door, is the ﬁgure of a cat, with a rat in its llroehnl to the Memory of l'illZl'lllt!l.ll, 1-lelict of John mouth, carved in stone. The door-way, on the west Smith, who died April 17, 1773, Aged 61 years. side of the Tower, is formed by a Saxon arch. Also J-llizabetli, their Daughter, who Died February Register commenced in 1602, 29, 171)."), Agcd 69 years. The Rev. Dr. Whinlicld, V. /\nd also Ann, their Daughter, who Died May 4, 1019, The Rev. Dr. Bartcon late V. Aged 03 years. Tltc Rev. ll. llardey, present V.

-M 'l'hc Earl of Ailcsbnry Lord of l.he Manor, fin -1 Flat Stone within the Rails of the Chancel. —¢*_—.__ M. 5. Ckurcfa of St. Pete-r and St‘. Paul. llsoris dileetzu Maria: Brown, aili- l-'o'.inin1e siqna alia On Monuments against North Wall of Chancel. lloe Sacrariu tlignn: llicjacct, in expectations diei supremi, MarinCoghill, Ob nntiquain . . . . l-‘idem alias Pearson, casta, prudens, pia. Obiit decimo llngrantcm charitatcm, septimo die mcnsis Octohris, Anno Domini 1733, Qnrr-, .’|'.t.:itis Anno 53, Salutis 1694, obiit. Anno Elitatis sun: 52. Memorize Uxoris sua: maxime dilectrc, hoc mornior poni jnssit Jacohus Coghill, de lloe inter cartcra posuit Arnoris civitate Dublin, Armigeri. Hanc fastu niotus, sed Guliellnns lirinficld, (icnerosttfl, ut ille sciat, sciat defunctte amici ubi deposita fuit, tpii Obiit vieeeirno quiilto die Augusti, 1692. haze optima Fcemina, ubi lachrymns effundant. ——-4>--- Arm.r—Quarl.erly, first and fourth argent, a chevron, gulcs, between three cocks of the same; second and third gnlcs, on n Untekment in flu: Chancel. chevron, argent, three pellets: impaling, quarterly, first and (totes, three rests, or ; impaling, gules, a chevron, vair, between fuurth gules, a chevron, ermine, between three leaves slipped, three crcscents, urgent. vsrtgéecond and third or, a fess imbaltlcd .. . . .in base a hurt. 3 I 98

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To the Memory of Mr. James “iliite, who died on the Near this Plzuze lies lnteried .\.!n|"_1_."-:".nn|: “'hite, third day ol'.Api-il, 1787, Agcd 54 yenrs. il):tU|;'htl.-r of Junius and Caitllawillo \\’|ii1.i.-, who died Also of Mrs. Elizabeth Homeward, who died on the June 7th, 1768, Aged 25 weeks. twenty-third day of February, 17131), Aged 52 years. Also the Bodies nt'Jamcs, the lion, and l'Iliz:ilu=i.||, the Dangliter, of James and Cathariile Wliite. James died 2;] July, 'l77'2, Aged 2 _Y(:il.l'h' ltlltl ii months, llere lye the Bodies of two Fionncs and a Daugliter .l.'iliZal)(:tll 'l)it:d 17 l"chruary, l77~1, A_u_'etl -1 _ym1r.'~i nlul of ST i\Ticholas 1-lyde, Knight, Lo: (llieiie Justice of 2! lTltJlll.ll:=-. ye King's Bench, 8.: of yr: Lady ii-laryc lllnrye, his ‘Vite. That is, Robert Buried ‘Z-1 Jan. ]li‘.!.(i, Francis Against south wall of lllinnci-.l. Biiried '28 Jan. 'lti'2U, Elizahetll Buried 28 Febriiriry, Sacred to the Memory of l‘lliZitllt:tlI (lla\=erin;_r, only 1626. ‘Ye shall go to thcni, but they shall not rctnrn Daughter ul'tlio Rev. Thomas Burnett, D. D- lieetor to us. 2 Sam. 12. ‘Z5. of ‘West Kinglon, in this County, nnd '.l’rebt.-ndnry of .4rms-—Azure, a chevron argent, charged with ll mullet, gules, Sarnln, by Elizabeth, his Vi/il'e, Daiiglltrir of .l’l|ilip between thrce lozenges, or. Bathnrst, l-isq. $ho was Married to the llev. lloht. Clavcring, Rector of this Parish, Sept. 5, 1720, 8.: l)c- pnrted this life Jan. B, 1759, in the .54 year of her age. Near this place lies the Body of Ann Savory, Dnu;_;"l1- Not froni any Principle of Vanity, bnt oni. of a filial ter of Farewell Perry, A. M. many years Vicar of regard to the Memory of one of the best and telultere.-st this Parish, and W'il'e to Servington Savery, A.M. of Mothers, and as at tcstiniooy ol' t.'r:ti.il.|ide for the the Son of Serrington Savery, M. D. who died June 5, many obligations he received from hcr wurtlly Family, 173-l. Aged 45 years. Algernon Clavering, Vicar of Broad llinlun, in this Also the said Scrviiigton 5:'|.1'e1'y, A. M. who died Conoty, ordered his Executor to erect this Moiiiiment, March 18, 1735, Aged -17 years. and to Lay his own Body close by the R-(‘[ll£l.llI$-I of his Likewise Servington, Son of the nbove Scrvington and Mother. He died of thc small-pox, April 7, 1772, Ann Savory, who Died June 5th, 1753, Aged 48 years. Aged 37 years. In the same Grave lieth the Body of the Rev. Re-bt.. This Monument was Erected by Catherine Cokcr, in C-lavcring, A. M. Formerly Student of Christ College, filial and alfectionate remembrance of her Father, in U:tl'ord,Rcc1.or of this Parish, ac Vicar of.l"rcshute. Mother, and Brother, in the year 1787. I-lis G-rantlfathcr was Rector of Piddlo llintun, in Near this Place are also interr'd the Remains of Mary the some County, and his G rent ('ir:uidl'ut.h|:r was the Savory, Relict of the last.-mentioned Scrvington Sa- Rev. John Clavcring, 1-'cl|ow of l".:u.o|| (.lollt-gr.-,6: very, who died Dec. 23, 1766, Aged Ell yenrs. - Rector of Gamlinguc, in the County of Cniobridgo, Arm:-—-Argent, a bend, gnles, charged with two 'leepards' who is recorded in the Baroiietage of England to be heads caboslied, or, sl.|rcl1arged with an escutcheon, quarterly, the Second Son of Robt. Claveririg, ]:'.~.'q. by Anne first and fourtli argent, second and third sable. Daughter of fiir Thos. Grey, from whose third Son James, the present. Baronet of this nuine, is liilenlly descended. I]e exchanged this l.i|'|» for It Betti-r, M. S. Dni. 1687, Xov, 711;, A.D. 177:}, in the U0 yeur of his Ago. Servingtonus Savery, Ob. 26“ March, An" --i-- \ ]l:'.tnt. 1. Near this Place also lie the Bodies of |.lll't.'t! of the Dni. I692, Children of the said ll-obt. .5; Elizahclh Cl:1.vr:ring, Maria Savory, Ob. 4" October, An ——-—--—— who Died iii their Iiifailey; Viz. l\"la|'ininno, I*Iliznhet.h, ‘ Ilitatis 30. i dz Rob. “rith whom is interr"d tllu Body of Danie Dni. 1092, Grace Ilay, l):1ug-"liter of the Rev. 'l.'hos. Clzwt.-ring. Catharina $4-avery, Ob. 30 Nov. An“ ---— -----—- Rector of Piddle lliiiton, in Dorsetsliire, and ltolict Zlfitat. 2. of Sir John I-Iny, Baronet, of tho Kingdom of Scot~ M arthn Savery . . .vm Mater, Ub. 16 October, laud. She Died Feb. 1751, Aged U6. Dni. 1096, Arm:-—-Quarterly ; Iirst and fourth quarterly, first and fourth An” —i—- or ; second and third miles, over all a bend sable; second and fEtatis 34. third argent, a bugle. horn, or and sable, on a clijcf or, thret: Dni. 1697, leaves, proper. Maria Savory, Ob. 16 June, .~\n° --—------— Ifitat. 2. $t=.i'\'iIq_'_"toi1 Savory, B: Med : ]:'.t Maritus Et Pater, Near this Place Lyeth thc Body of Ann, yr! second l-loc Monumcntum, Anno Domini 1697. M. P. Wife of John Hawkins, of this Town, Gent. who dc-- Arms-Quarterly : impaling, a chevron between three crosses. parted this life ye lirst Day of March, in yv Your oi [not blnzoned .] our Lord 1676, A god 34 years. I99

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And Peter and John, Sons of ye said John and Ann, hand of Death, may droop like an Iivcning Flower; Both linrii.-tl l.o;;eI.ln:r yr: (ith Dny ol'Jnly, A. D. 1677. But the Gloomy Night and Darkness oi‘ the Grave r\lso Mary, third \'l"it'e of ye sniil John Hawkins, who shall quickly pass, the Morning of the Resurrection l)i-p:irt.erl this lil'c August ye '25, A. D. 1699, Aged .50 shall arrive, then shall they re-cxpand their forms, bc- years. And l‘eI.er and “I-‘.li7.:theth, Son nlid Daughter ncuth the Glorious Inﬂuence of the Alinighty, re- Ill. the sniil John and ;\'l{l.|'_V, lye.-r Bliriod uiltler it joysing in a Possession of an Eternal Day. 'l'oinh-Stone in this Uhureli Yard. Sacred to the Memory of Martha, Wile of Nichol. Ni-nr this l'lat't- are Deposited the Remains ofSusnn- Vi/ashbotirnie, Surgeon of this Town, who Departed llltll lliiltzonib, (_Second Vlriif: of Mr. John }l:tlt:oi|ilJ, this liii: the 13th Jan. 1817. and lildest Dnngliter of \\"illiam Peck, Hail. Late of the Wiltshire iVlilit.ia,) who Departed this lii'e ‘.15 July, On a monument against the ﬁrst pillar from the east end of nave. HII3, in the tilst yenr of her Ago. Alniahle Alloc- tion i.l.H it W'il'e, .|:ivel'-anxious Solie'ituill'.', aild unremit- Hie infra_jaeet Corpus Humfredi Wall, Gcn. in plcna inp; '|.'i'-nileriiess, us a Mother, Kindness and i'§ineerity ct ccrta resurreetionis spe, Ob. 29 die Jan. Anno Dom. it!-I it l-'rieud, Christian Serenity and R.i'2b'igIlil.l.iUll, wei'e l7l9, .FFitat. sum 75. virtues which, in an eniinent Degree, adorned hcr Martha, uxor. cjus, Ob. April. 1689, Firltat. 4.1, (il|:n'at!ter, and prepared her l'ul' it Blessed lnuuortality Filia l-Vilhclmi Tarrant, Gen. Qui Ob. 19 Maij, 16Bl, Beyond the Grave. .ZEtat. U3 :

i El. Marita, coiijugis ejus, Ob. l-‘ch. 1600, }Etat. 62. Quorum einercs, ut et quatuor liberorum Diet. Huro- Un Monuments in N. Wall ul‘N. Aisle. lredi, et Mart.lne, prope reqniescnut. Sacred to the Memory of that truly good--natured man, Elizabeth etiam, uxor. eius ‘Jill, Filiic Thoma: Cham- Mr. Stephen _Willoughby, who, as he liv'tl beloved of H berlayne, Armig. do Oddington, in agro Gloueestrensi, nll, so by all was in his Death as much lamented. Obiit 4 Die Nov. An” Salutis 1725, 1Etatis 83°. Ilis Dutil'nll and Submissive Behaviour gained him t.lie love and Friendship of his Superiors, His obliging Arm.s—I'arty per pale, first urgent, a chevron, gulca, between three eagles displayed of the same ; second argent, on a cross und inuoffensivc carriage reconciled him to the love of sable, five lions rampant gunrdanl, or ; impaling quarterly, first all his equals, nor did Ilis humanity towards his In- and fourth gulee, eight mullets, or; second and third gulq, I feriours, to whom it was ever extended to the utmost chew rcn between three escallops, cr. of his uhilitics, less gain him theirs. Thus did these, i-ii--1 his social virtues, hini endear to, und inakc him the Monuments in the South Wall oi‘ South Aisle. di-li;:,ht of all his Actpiaintaiitae, But to no one more than to his very worthy friend, Mr. Heuiy Smith, of Beneath Rest the Remains of John Brathwaite, Esq. Bath, who has here placed this ll'[onuineut to his who died July 17, 1766, Aged 55 years. Memory. lie died the 13 Day 0t‘ August, in the Also Eliz. l'l*'il'e of Francis Brathwaito, who died Year oi‘ mil‘ Lord l7-Ill, and of his A gt: the 47, Jan. 3, 1767, Aged 55 years. Also Mary, Daughter of (ieorgc and Mary Breth- Love is the Fulfilling ol' the Law. waito, who died March 27, 1769, Aged 28 years. Also George, Sou of Francis and Elizabeth Breth- Jalnes George ltnssell, whose lltrrnaiiis are Deposit-ed waite, who died July 20, 1773, Aged 25 years. in the \'u|ill. helow, was born at Portsca, iil the Utiullty Also George, Son of John Brathwaite, Esq. the (if Suutlinliiptori, anti D0|)E\I't.Ctl this l.il'e Oil the liiitll Younger, hy Sarah his Wife, who died August 31, Dny ofrii-| leiniier, lllllil, i:1 the 30 Year of his Age. 1774, Aged 10 months. Also George, their Son, who died Sept. 20, 1774, -_,_ it---“ Aged 3 weeks. ln the Middle Aisle of this Sacred Place, and exactly Also John Brathwait, Esq. who died Feb. 20th, 17U5, opposite to this Ilumhle Stone, rest the remains of Agcd 42 years. I-';|nny \Vnrner, with an i:il':.nit Sun. To enihraee her Also Sarah, the Vl*'il'o of John Brathwaite, Jun. Esq. many excellent qualities may appear ostentatious; not who died Oet. 30, 1804, Aged 57 years. to mention seine of them u|igi'atel'ul. Sutliee it there- The Rev. John Brathwaite Died June 12th, 1812, fore to say, she was one of the host of Wives, of Mo- in the 40 Year of his Age.

thers, nnd of |"riends. She died October 22., 1779, in I- the -I5 your of her A go, and left behind her ﬁve Sons. The East dz \Vest pinnacles were new built, the other nnd two Daughters, the eldest of whoiu was too pinnacles & Church repaired, the Bells new Cast and Young to feel its loss, thc youngest only live weeks. a. treble added, Anno Dorii 1701. Jﬂv Fowler and The ties of Humanity, the social efforts of the Mind, Thos. Hunt Churchwardens ; towardes ye Charge of the \'irtues ol' the Kindred Soul, touch’d by the cold which JIIO Jelfeeryes Gave £50. ZOO

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Saered to the i\'le|nm'_Y of u l§eiu\'t:c.l and Ml'ectiom1.te Hie infra reliquiae Mari-.1: l.ipyc-nit, \'i¢lua*, Qmv Vvife and Mother, Cnt.|1:11'ine llalconilie, who Died plurimi eonfeeta minis, placid-.'| quir-vii. morio H die A pril hit, 1796, Aged '29 yr.-airs. Augnsti, Anno Dom. I728, 11-Ltnt. '77, depositae snnl. Oi plensiiig Mariners, and :1 gentle Mind, ill ip:-so einei co|1_j|n__>;is ejus chnrissinui, Christ. ].ipyr:att, !~'I1e li1."d and died meek, patient, and l'esign’d. Gen. Qni oh. Sup. 1691. Spni. . . . in sllﬂ ip.-.~"i||.~s tu- ninlo, przeiien. . . enrpora illa rpm: dnm Vii.-at . . . men . . . . . eoiumunenl, continn ...... aminm. . . . -igainsl llie fourth pillar from lhe east end. eomnlnni Comin . . .emur nmi ilmiue Anlvcrni Christi 5:1:-u-.1 to the Memory of".Rob¢-rt l.’inekney, Gent. :u|inn|m restituet,.~;useitnbit. gloriosa, et vitani :1't¢.~|'||nn| who died ‘2lI.lz|1|.'lIHl7. largitur.

Hiejaeet Corpus Humfridi ‘V all, (I en. Uhiit 2!! dir- On Flat Stones in Chancel. Jan. An“ Dom. I719, 11-'Itnt.. sine 7-'3. l'.l(:l'u lies the Body of Edward Cressett, M.A. of gild- Orii-I (‘nll, in Oxford, pructicer ol' Musiek, who lived In Memory of Eliz. Merrimnn, Dmigliter of Nnth, :1 most. arlleetiollate I!‘-on . . . . the Chm-eh of Iliiiglttllll, Rt lrlliz. Merrirnnn, who Departed this life l)e1..1'7, and bequeathed one llnndred and Sixty Pounds‘ to 1773, A ged 9 yenrs. bu illl[)l'tWGti tu the . . . . .nall él: perpet.uall benelit of the Minister . . . this Chureh, and the Minister of 5t. Mary's Church in this Town, whilst eontinuing as Benjamin, Eion of Tlios. 8: Faiiiiy Wnriier, who died. . . .un by Luw estnblisherl, but when otherwise, . . .en March 1, 1769, A gcd vi lIlfllil.lIH. to the Allilsllouse in the Marsh there. He exellangnd this l.ii'e for :1 better, April Ii!-, 169:1, A nd in the your I-Iere Lyeth the Body of Mary, the W'i['e of l¥en_jn- 01' his A go 10H. min Merriman, who died May 2-U, ‘I766, Armi--—(J:|:1.clerly, ﬁrst and fourth n bend, in r'.hiel'l1 deini lion; Aged 45 yeurs. s|=mn.Ian='l1I|ircl a crnss engrniled wilhin a border engrailed. [Sol l.|lnznne|.l.] In On Flat Stones in North Aisle. Beneath this Stone Lyeth the Body of Eliza-Mariamne Here Lyeth ye Body of Nicholas Kiniber, who Died Mareh A. D. 1721, Aged '70 yenrs. Clavering, Daughter of Ruhr. Clavering, lteetor of this Parish, and Elizabeth, his \Vife. She Dyed 2!) Here lyeth yﬂ Body of Elizabeth, Wife of 'N'ielmlns Day of August, in the year of our Lord I73-I, Aged 2 Kinihc.-r. She Died A|1g|1s1.16, 172:1, A gull 7:1. years. Also Tilnothiu, their Ron, Died Supt. 2 I, 17117, A god 13.

I-li—in_-— l-‘Int ﬁtnne without the Rails. I-l1.~rr.~ lyetli the Body ol' 'Will1II- l-lag-b111'1|, who De- Here lyeth i|1l.vr|-ed the Body of Col. James Rolt. |Jitl'l.|'ll this life Jan. 14, 1732, A gull 70 years. He was the Fiixlli $on of Ilen1'yRoll'., limp of $11- eumbe Perk, Harts, and of Anne 'lhi.ym.mi, of ‘Spy llere ai.-4o l-yr..l.h Catherine, the “'ii'u of Wm- ling- Park, in tllis County. He resided 3-I years art. ling- iJnrll. whu died Oct, 23, 1733, A gel] 50 year;-5, den Lodge, near this Plaee, and was much re:~'pr.-t:l.ml as a man of good sense, sound honour and intee;rit.y.

Plat Stones in Body. Obiit 3 Mareh, 17:13, A ged '74. Ann Clarke Died Aiignst y° '20, 1725, Aged 3 years. @-__.__-._i lintlerneatll are Deposited the remains of Murtlm. "Vﬂ5ili)()llFll0. 'l'u the ;\le||mry of Charlotte Dnnsie, Duugllter of .—_. ___._-i.._. . 'l"ho1nns and M my Dansie. Obiit 115 I-‘eh. 1773, Here lyeth ye Body of Amer, Son of Nichol Snow, A ged 10ye:1rs 10 months and 12 days. Apothecary, of this Place. He Died April 26, A. I). 1727, 7Etatis 23. lit.-re Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Sarah \\"estn\:1coI.t, On Flat Stones in South Aisle. liltr \\" ill: ul' 1| r. ‘W "'l- ivestmaeott, who died Out. '28, 17:10, Agcd 42. Hanlmll Plawkes, widow, died Hay 2, 1761!, Aged '74. .-\l..o .-innu ‘W1.-stinaeutt, his Seeond W'ifo, who died ‘QI1 I of Mnreh, 1769, Aged 72. Near this Plaec are lnlerr'd the ll-emains: of Mary Lik.-w|.,u Martino ‘Eipinoge, Widow, who died '29 of Dalryinplc, Widow, who died the 21 Sept. 1761, April, I777, Aged T3. Aged 64. 2.01

In. co li'¢lls. —M A li.LBUli U [i(1'rll. EZUI t'ml.| this ?"il_mu; :u'~- alt-pusilml the Remains of Mrs. llerc lyeth yt-' Body of Dalmuris, the “"iI'c oi Willi"- §~':lra|i ll|:|:u|-It. I§l.iil 26 Julie, 1807, Aged 67. Bayley. She Died March 26, 1736, Aged 69. Here also Lyeth John, Son of Vl’m- and Damaris Hayley. He died Nov. ye IU, 1736, Agcd 49. (In Nloinmnrnls Illllll'.|' Lhe Gallery, at lhe wast em], i\'|-:|r this pluer. lies the llouly ul' Mary, the Wit‘..- of Ilere Lyeth the Body of W'm. Bayley. He Died Jullll ll:|r|li||g, who died June EU, 1794, May 2, 1729, A ged 70. .-\ g_=;e

Iii Near this plaee lye three Children of W1TI- and Frances Brass Plate. Francis. ltiehard Died April 12, ‘I730, Aged ‘I4 Days. Here Lyeth tho Body of Baylye, who dyed the ‘Z2 of Uutllarinie l)y'|.l May 30, i740, Aged 6 Months. Dee. 1817, Aged 60 years. ‘Wm. Died August 22, 17-‘H, Aged 5 Years.

On n ﬂat alone of black marble, with brass lcltcrs, in the \'ca|n'. lln I-‘lat Slam.-s under Ila-. Uatllery. AOEA In Memory of Mr. Samuel Taylor, who departed this Life the 10 oFJau. 1814, Aged 3'2 years. Ilarpi. sf; Yup, ah Hvsv-: Ayirp; Re av apsn, IF; inn.-, 1?; eel“.

In Memory of Mary Hill, late of Little Sodhnry, ll. 5. J. in ye County of Gloucester, who died August 7, Gloria: lmmortalis, 'l7~1l, Aged 20 years. Fran : Fraueis, uxoris, \ Rio: Franeis, Filii, mart. I. u. mart. lull. v. A. D. MDCCIJICVII. A.D. MDCCLXXIX. lu Memory oi'John Bishop. Died July y° 2.5, 1701, I vlxrr M VIXI1‘ Aged 36 years. I Also here Iycs two of his Sous. ANN. LVI. ‘ ANN. xxxrx.

i T Gui ; Francis, niariti, Fran '. Franeis, Filiar, llere lyeth y" Body of Ann, Daughter of ll-obert and Dee. non. vi. knl. Jun. xvi. Ann J[l.COl.I, oi the Grange, who Departed this life A. n. Mnccurxxrv. A. o. Mncecxvi. Sept. y" '23, l'7l-1. VIXIT ANN. LXIX. ANN. Lxvi. Un Flat Stones under Ihe. Tower. llere Lyeth interred the Body of Mr. Roger Blagden, Quieseant in Pace. who Departed this life the 3 of May, A. D. I674. L. P. I-ii-ii Car. Francis, S. .l lore lyrrth the Tlody of Frances, the Will: of Willm- Ulurku who Departed this Life August yﬁ 2d, A.Di. A. D. Mocccxvrr. I707. A gml 31! years. A dove with an olive branch. | A chew. bet. 3 eag. disp. 3 F 202

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Sacred to the lllemoly ol' Jollu “'1-lltwurtli, who cle- vested in the Publiel-c I-'unds, and directed parted this Life June 12, lfll4, Aged 33 years. the Dividends arising from the same l.o he given by the Churehwardeus to the 'l’uur oi’ this Parish, iu sueh manner us they shull Elirabeth Wentworth Died Jun. ~t|.l|, 1162, in thc 31 think proper and right, an the lirst day of Year cf ht.-r ,-ige. 4 January for ever. -lol"| W:-utworth, 1.-'atl|er of the above Elizabeth 1003. John Goldwyer, ol' tin: City of Bath, Iisq. “'1-ulwortll, l)'1ed March Ill, 1762, in thc U1 Year of vested in four Trusteesthe Sum of £333. ti. ll. his Age. l in the Publiek Funds, producing n Dividend of£l l pcr Aunuiu, and direeted one Moiety I to be paid to the Rector of this Parish, for On :1 brass plate in (.‘lnuu.-cl. thc Purchase ofQuartcrn Loaves of Wheaten Here |"l.l'\".lllF1lU-‘illllll the Remains of ficrvingtou Savcry, Bread, to he distributed annually in the Clerk, v.-ho departed this life June -'l, 175:3, Aged 3'7. Church amongst the indigent Poor of this .¢\ud illury, hi.~'. ‘Vite, who died Dec. 23d, 1760, Parish, who shall attend Divine Service, Agcd 5'1. on Christmas Day, and the four t'olluwing And three of their Children, who all died young. Sundays:-—the other Moiety to be paid in like manner to the Rector of Ednlondesham, —-iI+———— in the County of Dorset. I-'iNDUW!\lENTS AND lll.iN l:'.[-‘ACTIONS- John Brisdcn, John \'l"hite Brockway, .-\monnt r-1' Quit Rents due and belonging: to this (lliiirehwardens. 1817. Pa:-is-l1 on the Monday in th-.~ Easter Vl’eok ye:1rly, £6. -5. ‘.2. The Chureh consists of Chancel, Nave, and North Anmunt ol' D"' on St. Thos. Dny Yearly £l. ls. Od. and SouthAislcs. The Nave is supported hy five lvhich said Quit Rents, together with the Rent of shafted columns, forming as many pointed arehcs. three tenements situate in Silverlcss Street, in the The vaulting of the chancel, and the distance to thc Parish of St.Mary the Virgin, in this Borough, first column of the nave, is supported by stone groins. are payable without any deduction whatever, and In the south wall of the eliancel is the resemblance of are irnpropriate solely to thc repairs of this Church. a piscina. 'l‘hcrc are two brass plates taken nut of 1615. Mr. Thomas Ray gave the Income of Sr-':ve|'al thc nave, one out of the south aisle, and one i'ro|n the Tenernents, lying in New Sarum, the one north. part in Trinity Street, the other in Gigant Register eomnienced in ltill. Strcct, to the poor Clothiers of Truwbridggc, Rectors. Cliippenlram, Wkzstlrury, and lllarlhoroilgli, eueh Town to 1",.-eeive it. once iu l'our Years .\rl.l1ur llernl-, 24 Sept. rune. for ever. Nieliolas Profit, 1:: March, rues). Joshuu rinelicverel, 21 January, 168-1. Hi L0. Mrs. Ann Paine, late of the Precinct of the 1-'urewell Perry, 5 $ept. 1723. Liberty of the 'l'uwer ol' London, Wiildow, R.0l‘lul'l Clnvering, 12 Nov. 1773. paid £300 to t.he Cuuipauy ol' Goldsmitlls of 'l'hnn1as Meyler, 12 July, 1786. the same, for the I'ay11u:ntul'£l-‘i yearly dur- Francis Henchman, latc lleetor. iugher Lil'e,atnd utter her tleeense fur the payment of £1.-'3 per Auuum as follows: to thc Bartholomew Buckcrficld, present Rector. poor of the said Company £5, to} tho'poor The Earl of Ailesbury Lord of the Manor. el' the Precinct of the 'l‘owcr Liberty £5, nnd ‘J-1 to the poor ol' the Pnrislres of this Town. 1693. Edward Cressett, M. A. of Uriel College, in Oxford, bequeathed tl1e Sinn oi‘ £l(itl, to be P RES [I UTE. improved to the equal and perpetual Benefit l ol' the Minister of this Chuielr, and the Mi- J Uu a small Tablet against south wall of (Ihaucel. nister of St. Mary’s Chureli, in this Town. I This Tablet, To the Meiuory of the Rev. Joseph 1790. .'tlrs..‘-iurah Franl\lyu llt>.t|\l(‘.&\tilC(.l the Suni of Clerk, M.A. Vicar of this Parisli, and many years £200, to he applied for the Benelit and ln- Master of the Royal Foundation Grammar .*4elmul, era.-use of the ltectory uftliis Parish l'or Ever. Marlhorougli, who died Jilly 12, 11108, Ages] I55 years, 'l.l.l04. Tlrornas Merriiuau llulleuzzlt, Esq. late of this was erected by his \Vidow 1'1. .|:i. Parish, bequeaitlred the $um of £200, to be i “ He was a Scholar, and a ripc and good one." 2.03

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"l'o the llleiuory of Mr. I It-ury B. and Sophia Edwards, the ttllly rJl|i4lrl'lll:;_' ulillle Rev. JOSCPII fllltl .EllZ€l.lJ0l.|l l ST, |‘itlw:ll'tls. Htipllitl |)il':(| ‘hint’. ‘ll, 1807, in the second yr.-:ir of lttff Age; llenry died Dec. ‘20, 1807, in the On a Monument in the North Wall of llllfiflflfll. 20 your oi. his Age. This is ye Monument of WI11- Goddard, ot'Ogb0urn Why in sueh lmste to meet death's cold embrace, St. Andrew, Gent. and Eliz. his “fife, and their And thus pre-oeeupy a l-'at.hr.-r‘.-i place ? Children, who were WH1- John, Vincent, and Thomas, 'l‘h|.i spirit Ill. the (illlltl Wt-ht quickly ll<:t1U0, Alice, these are all here interred, and died in yt-1 same ./i .-'ee|uli|e_»,' to its lJli:s.~il'ul|cside|1ce; Order they were Borne, leaving no Issue behind N or .-.hall the sting of Death, not strength of Sin, Them, But Elizth & Lucie, Daught. to John. This It:-turd thy flight, dear Youth, to enter in, Monument was ereeted by Thomas ye Younger Sonne \l'heru Virtues guard, an I-lost of Angels wait, Before his Death, 1655. I l‘he arrival of the just at thc straight gate. ..4rms—Quarterly, first and fourth gules, a chevron, vair, be- -.-1-_-‘.1.-..-. tween three creseenta, argent; second and third azure, a fess On u. Flnt Stone in Chancel. lozengy, between three doves‘ heads erased, or. lien: l.yeth the Body of John, lion of Stephen and iii-in lfilizabeth Naldcr. He died May y1= 3d, 1729, A gcd 5 years. On Flat Stones in Chancel. llere lie the ltemains of W'I"- Liddiard, Esq. of this On at illouumcut in Body. Place, who Departed this Life the 4 Day of April, llere lieth the Bodyes of Jeff; Daniel], and with his in the Your of our Lord 1760, Aged 48. Soil, thc Last of that autient family at Daresborough, Here likewise are deposited the Remains of Mary, in Cheshire, which came into Wilts, in Kn H. 8. time, “life of the above W'Il1- Liddiard, who Departed this til‘ St. Margaret's, Esq. both Members of Parlimt Life the 7th of Sept. in the year of our Lord 1763, after K. C. ye 2. restoration, who was also of yfl Aged .58.

Convention for yo restoring of ye sd Kg. the Son of yr: j 1st triennial] Parlrnt began yfi 7th of KB \‘l"m- ye 311- Jeff. died Ap. 22, 1681, Herc Lycth ye Body of Anne. ye Wife of John “"fl1= died Ap. 25, 1697. Liddiard, Esq. of Ruokley, & Daughter of Thomas A'rm.r—Qunrterly, first and Fourth four lozenges in pale ; second G egg, of Masey Hampton, Gent. who Departed thi and third H. wolf slatant regardant. life July yo 16, 1727, Aged 40 years.

North W".tll. .lnhu Coleman of Dynton, in the County of Vlfilts. Flat Stones without the Rails. Yeoman, died the ‘211 ol'.lnnuary, Anno Dom. 1619, To the Meuiory of Elizabeth Liddiard, who died who, as he lived soc he died, a good and Godly 19 April, 1.732, Aged .50 years. C|ll'l.~1l;l.il.l'l, whereof he gave. good Testimony by his Mrs. Ann Liddiard died the 1B Jan. 1704, Aged 66. many deeds of Clmrity given by his last W'ill, who § aiiinrigst other his Charitable gifts, gave these nnto the l'nrisl| ol' preshut, First. hoe gave -1-‘J Sliilliiigs, to be Dorothy, the “Fife of Liddiard, Esq. departed this life distribntml presently after his dcccnse, to ye poor of Nov. '18, 1756, Aged 48. that place. Ile gave. moreover, a Stock of ‘.20 Mai-ke, To he inlployetl sue that the benilit might redewne tn the plueeing of poor Children uprentiees to honest On a Monument against S. E. pillar of the Tower. It-u.tle.~., und l:t.~.-t of all he gave 20 $l|illiugs l'or ye nd- llere Lyeth Ann, ye Wife of John Seymour, Jun. of viet-iit eouneill of u lenrlletl lawyer for the iruployincut this .l‘u|'ish, Dnugliter of John Goddard, of London, nnd pre.~.u'-rv:|tion_oI' this .‘-itoclu-, for y" use of the poor Gent. who (leaving Issue Thomas, John, William, I'M: .'.-ver. ----—------Anne, Philip, Roger, Robert, Edward) died yo 3d of ']‘||(; b:1,plis|n'.rl font is l|Ullu\rt_-ll out of black marble, April, 1687, Aged. 37. aud is about four feet in diameter. Arms-Gales, two wings conjoined and inverted or-, irnpaling Goddard. The Church CUllr_'.lHi-.~.i of (‘he.uet~l, Nave, and .E~outh

Aisle. '|'he south side of the i\:1\'e is supported by i four pointed i].l'Ullt:S. On it Monument against the west end of south Aisle. Register eonnnenced H507. 'I'o the Memory of Robert Canning, who died March 'l‘hc Rev. Joseph Edwards Vicar, 11107. 23rd, 1811, Aged 65 years. Bartholomew Buekerﬁeld, present Vicar. Also Jane Canning, Sister of the above Robert Can- The L-Zarl of Ailesbury Lord of the Manor. ‘ ning, who died I-‘cb. 8, 1812, Aged 64 years, 204

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On l'lalHlor1t-siiifioiilli Aisle. UG BU U RN ST. H E0 RH I-I. llere Lyeth the Body ol' Mary, Wife ol' John Can- ning, who died .’1]Jl'll 23, 1799, Aged 2;] years. ii. ..-_, On I-‘lat Stones in Ijlianeel. Sacred to the Memory 01' \\"'illian1 Stone, A. M. l.-ah: Here Lyeth the Body of John Lidrliard, Gent. who Vicar ol' this l'arisl|. llo died 1 lth Jone, I7li-I, rlfipilflfll this life July 6, 1703, Aged BU years. /l'it. U5. llere Lye the Reinniiis of Elizabeth, 'Wi|'e of Willinin On a llrnss Plan-. Stolie, Vicar of tliis Pilrisli, lfiltli-:Sl. l)nI1g|ltcr of the John Liddiard, '|7.sr1. Departed this life Jiim: 2], 1763, Rev. Mr. Tliomas Selle, Late Rector ol' Hiomhnm, in Aged no. this County. She died April 2, in the Your ofonr Lord l750, of her Ago .-3:1.

llrass 1'ln.to. llere lyeth ye Body ofWilliarn,l.lio1~lon of William Thoinas l.i=hli:nd, Gent. Younger Son of William Greenlield, lﬁsq. and Mary, his 'Wil'o, who 1)l'[llll‘tHll l.irldini'd, Esq. late ol' this Parish, ll('.]lllfll0(1 this Life this life yl'- 19th day of Sept. A. l). 1691!. ll May, L770, Aged 28 years.

Here lyeth the Body of l\-'lai'y, the T)no|.';liIr-r of W’m- limo lyeth the Body of Mary, 1.he Wife of John Greenlield, '|~I.-iq. and Mary, his Wife, who |)opart.erl Licldiaril. of Roekly, in this Parish, and l')au;.\;liter of this life y<-' 1-lth Dny ol' April, HIEHI. l'itl\\'f\1'll Poore, oi' Alton, in this (fonnty, Gent. who llero Lyeth the Body of Willinni, the Son of William dn-1| the H day ol' Oct. 9.6, 1706. (ireenlield, Esq. and Mary, his W'ife, who 'l)r.-parted this life ye 11th Day of September, A. D. 1099.

Flat Stones in Body. .-i-ii.-Z llere lyeth yr’ Body of Tlios. ye Son of Thos. Sey- llere Lyeth the Body of Edward, Son of .l".dwarrl monr, who Departed this life April the 13, A. D. 1706. 6.; Martha Bnekerﬁeld. He died May y1'/l, 1729, Aged 2 years.

ln Memory ol' Ann, Daughter of Thomas and Ann llere Lyeth the Body of Ann Youlipjo, the Wife ol' S:-ynioiir, of Marlbro’, Woollen Draper. She died William Yonnp;o, Gent. who died in the y:-an -1| onr Oet. ye ‘Z6, A.D. 1752, Aged 34 years. Lorde 1609.

|—-mum llere Lieth the Body of 111"“ Kntlirin Yoiii|;__fe, Wile .’it-r<- lieth ye Body of Rebeeea, ye \Vife of John l{lCll(.'l1.'~i. $hr: died Fob, ye 11:, 1721, Aged 76 years. to Mr. Rieliard Young, Late of ()_eborne I-'ni-inn, who dyccl the 25 of Novemlier, A. D. I632. Here Lyetli yr‘ Body of John Rielieiis. lle died May ye 7, 1720, A gcd H1! year.-i. lll lllle-lll0l'y of Elizabeth, tlie1Vil'e of ]1i1I'llinlnn|(\\.v Buekerﬁeld, who departed this Life April lhv l.l0Lh, Ilerv lyeth yr Body of Robert Richens, who De- 1774, Aged 41! years. ceased Oct. ye 15, 1724, Aged 43 years. And of Bartholomew Bnckerﬁeld, who died Sr-lit. I3, 1777, Aged 70 yenrs.

The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and l\'ort.h llere Lyeth ye Body of llenry, Son of Ilenry nnd ilml Fionth Aisle. The Nave is supported hy two Eliz. Biieliertield, who died July 24, 172-'3, semi-arches on each side. The vaulting of the tower Agcd U years. is of ancient stone groins, ornamented by handsome foliacre. The Rev. Mr. Goddard, late Vicar. In Memory of Mr. Rebt. Clements, Vicar of this Parish, who departed this Life May y" I3, Anno |)IIi 'l'he Rev. Richard Ileighway, present Vicar. 1717, flﬂtatis H2. John lluneoek, Trlsq. Lord of the Mailer.

West End of the Nave. Buckley House, the seat of Sir Hugh Smith, Bart. - built by the Liddiard family. To the Memory ofJnhn Davis Canniiigs, Son of 'l'ho:-;. <5: Mary Cannings, who died Feb. I5, lﬂlli. Aged 33 years. 205

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Iln ll snnlll 'I‘:|l.I.»l -ngalin.-n .~uml.h wall of Nave. Here Lyeth ye Body of Nathaniel Alclulnrlcr, who in M:-mory 01' Martha Ann, Dau;_;llter of 'l'homB.s departed this Life June ll, 1778, Aged -57 years. This inscrip- .5; Mary Canning, wllo Died Nov. 20, l3l3, Also Nathaniel, lllc Son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth lion has been Ae,c

1"lalI Stullrs ill R011)‘. who departed this lil'e Oct. 29, 1767, Aged 45 years. llorc |.ioth llll: Holly ol' Diltoll Snlitll, Senna of \VilllII- illlll .\'cws;lll bimitll, deceased the Tenth of Mnrcll, 1.606. The Chnrch consists of Chancel, Nave, and North and South Aisles. The Nave is supported on each — side hy rnnnd pillars, forming pointed arches. In the l (J46. window of thc Chancel, and in that also of the North Ilcaru Lyeth tho lluuly of Ann Dixon. Aisle, is ll. little painted glass. “l1l'1('ll. thc I oi'.|llllr'. Robert L‘-lements Vicar in 1717. Wm Stone 1764. John \Veldoll Chnmpneys, late Vicur, llcro Ly:-th Lin: Body nl' hitoplloll, Son of Stepllell and l".liz'.|.lJl:t.ll Naldor. lle died April yI‘- 12, 1.722. Tllillilas \’l"'eldoll Chalnlnleys Ilis successor. 'l'llc Manor belongs to ‘* "'“""* "‘ Colle;__';c, Cambridge.

Herc Lycth y<= Body of Mary, ‘Vite of Tllornas Potter. She was Buried April yﬂ 17th, Anno 1706, 3 i 7 _ A gcd 2.’: yenrs. MILDENIIALL.

Ilcre Lycth the Body of Mary, Daughter of Thomas und Mary Potter. She was Buried Uctr. ye 2d, On a Monument against the north wall of Chancel. Anno 1719, Agcd 18 years. Carais Exuvias, sub ccrta Resnrgendi spe, huic Ec- elcsia: legavit, Gcorgius Walker, Arm. Marlburicnsis.

On ll Flat Slolu: in North Aisle. Uh. II Mar. Ann. { Salutis 1724’ }FTta.t. sum 71. llerc Lyeth thc llmly of l|iI.lIIlil.ll Miles, Wile of John Cape dona Extrema Mill.-s, Citizen and Ilabcrdasller, of Lolldon, Alldi Uxoris Supersitis now ltl.-sidollt ill l{r.-ailing, ill the County of Barks, Lorlgi Monnmclltum, And dnngllter of John And liliz1ll'l’alltingc, ol' this lit Pignns Amoris. Parisll, who Departed this li|'o the 21 day oi‘ May, Allllulluiil l6|15.

lodg'd ill (.'-ould Sheets of native. Earth, Un ll Monument against the East End of Chancel. l, llzlnna Palltillg, ly li.1l' Breath; My (Ihurnles Prclcred Me to a Vi"ifc, H. S. I. 1 llycd \‘Vllcn lovejllstfiavc Me Life; Desideratissimus Juvcnis Stcphenus Hyde, de Stit- hly l§l'il|:l.|l l'l'llits at Lllx-la:-l Ctllllrlland conlbe, G-cfi. Corporis illclytus, animirh donis, can- Crolit By A l'ikill'nll (iulimoils llnnd, dore nioruni, prohitate vitae, sllmrna in Deum, in My_jny:<, My lil|.l: I-I||_jo_l,"|lilellts, nll Arc Spent alnicos fidc, in omnes hulnanitate; magum, dum vixit, And ]ll.ll'L'l.lI.I.riL' lint this l5ravol' tonment. T vidua: matris solatium, magnum familire patrc orba: et aegrotantis |Jl"cBS1tllllll'l, magnum omnium quibus ipsum scirc coutigit delicium; hinc scias, Lector, quanto Un l"lal. Stnlius irl S. Aislll. omniurn desidcrio amissus sit, qui tanto omnium eom- In spem Bcatzc ltcsnrrcetioni, Infra dcpositi Sunt modo vixerat. Cill1'II'H '|.-Iliznhotll-4:, nxul-is nltinln lsaaci Burgesse, Obijt Maij die 13, lien. Qua: Obijtflll Jnllij, 1721!, flit. 7], Anno { Dni F697’ Jlitatls sure 32. 1-l..... Lycth tlle Body of Bartholomew Buekerfield, Anna, Mater, Margareta. et Joanna, sorores, M. P. who Departed this life May the 22, Al-ms—Per fess, harry of eight, or and azure, over all an ill the til) Year of his Age, eagle displayed, g-ulea, charged with a crescent argent, in base, l U34. azure, B. chevron between three lozenges, or. 3 G 206

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Jiixtil lle died nl l.'onlLon llmisu, in this l'nrisill, Edoardi Poeuokii, 5. '1'. B. 4th llrluy, IUIT, Aged no year‘:-a, lenv||||;; no Issue. In spent beatiaii: resurrectiunis lle inarriod, ﬁrst Anin-., only lluiiglitur of tlepununl.n|' Exuviw. the l.‘H.:\’. Jllllltlt-_i O'Neil, 'l-I|'.1t Of Ballysliaiinon, County of .l)l_illll(.'|.{Ell, I-'ide l(‘.I'I'Ulll:-.i qnrrras in the Kingiluin ol' ll't'liIlltl. I]':lll!-I K“ aliud Oxon. who [lied ill lllc your l"lIill; Jnvenis Alumnus, mid, 5t:l:ul1r.lly,.l:|ll(:, tln: Ymiiigi.-.~.l. llnngliter of Deinde in l|||_in.~'+co Pnroeliiae Rectorem, 'l'lmm:|.~".~" BlSll0lI, of Kimanle, Hunt. (Cni per xxxv annos pra1I'uit,) In the Sallie Vault with Nee non in Ecclesiae Cathedralis Sarum prebendarinm lior llu.-."li.1nd,'l'lnnuzm lln.sku|'vill¢', l'Im|. Atlseitns, ]{t'.~et Sui spcctes Coelastitl, the Remoiine of llis 211" ‘Vile, Sibi vicino Deo par oninin ﬁdelis June, Yuullgmst .l)E1llgllll:l' ol"l'honiaa liialiop, Gent. Prime-genitnr:'l ggandebot of Kinsrtle, Ex illo linguarum, tnm Arabicae tnm Ebroieae, In the Kingdom of Ireland. In Academia Oxoii Preleetore eeleberrimo, She Died Edoardo Pocockio, Jan. 22nd, 1130!), Aged 60 yours, Cujus sub Anspiciis Bi.-loved and .l:'

Pilius, Hreres, et in istlnlc .l‘lcclosi=l/ successor, i verl, n Iisli, nninnl, proper. P. nl~IlllU]Il Argonl, mi :1 in-ml, millizi-il, p;nl|-H, 1l:r|-.r'. lit,-:r_nn1.a. .drmn-(Tliecky, or and gnlea, over all a lion rampant or; im- i Haakervilie : .-"ir,.=.-oiil, on u rln.:\-run, |.-,uln:-, thr:-1: liurui. paling sable, a fess, or, between three cinqncfuils, urgent.

On u Monnnicrnt :1! I.In- west und ofllie (‘hnreh. South Wail. ln ilrlonmry of Willinni lhrluar, who l)iml (lot. yo 18, fiucred to tllu Moniory of the ltov. lticlnlrd Poeiiek, ' A.D. 172$], l_|,'|'|[l wn.-4 ll'|l.l'l'l't'I,l lH.'lll!||.lll tlii.-4 Place, in Late Rector of Mildenhall, who departed tl|i.-. life the l 3"‘ -321"‘ your nl' his .*.g('. tld of Dec. 1711'], Agcd ti? years. Jrms-Cheeky, or and gules, in-er nll n lion rrnnpant, or ; im- ‘ paling sable, P. lion rampant between eight erossleta, argent. Ni.-ieM.-a of /lrms in Hm Norm

ai--1- Sable, n lion r:|n|pa||l, tt|'|.{r-nt, |)[‘.l.\‘l't'['-II |-i-,_'_l|l.eru1mlr-.to til" lllc sumo; iiiilialinpg, per |r:.~e\, llllllillllfill, anble nnd :tr|_-,e||I, Ihroe Near rest tho Remains of 'l'hom'.1s B;n=l-aervilli.-, Esq. cross-patier-, IllILl1ll.lII‘-l1llillll’fl'-'i. descemled lrom an ancient Norman liiieaga. ('.l|eck_\', or and gnl:-:=, on-r all :1 lion rninpunt, or ; impaling, ln very early Life Long. "tr tluvolul lliinaell to his King and ('-onntry. y Ffiars-|-ll in Germany, nndur the l'i'lz|rquis of Grnnby, Sable, a linn ])ilSh'i\I1l, arp;enl. on u chief of IIn- la.-ll, three crusa- lfllli ul' ‘l.l1l'- "T51. and al't|.-|'w-.n'ds in Ireland and the ‘Vest Inrlies, always with l1lFll.ll'l|Illl:-5llL'(.l llonunr. Hal'(:hmeut in Hm .S'om‘f¢ /lisle. He graduated in his Promotion Gull-.5, ;| Ii-so liflvi-1-1-nlvm cln-i.'rmi.~a, urgenl: impaling a,|-gent, lroln the Fmsigii to tln: Lieut.-Coluiiel un two bill‘:-i, aitlilv, lllI't!l: flour-tln-li.s, ur. nmnt creditably for liiinsulf, and most |-espeotird and t">sl(!l!lllEtl by otliers. lle was for many yours in Tlio (‘.liurcli t:ullsi.==t=¢ of Cliuiiecrl, i\':|ve, and North the 50 Regt. of Infantry, and sunlli .r\iSlt-S. The l\l:|vt: is .-aiiplinrtetl lay three and finally promoted to the 6'2I1ll- ~ plain .~n-|||i-orollvs ull van-.li .*'-idt-. It llns lntely boon Burn nt Ricliardson, Winterbonrn Basset, iabnilt at the oxlieiiso oi‘ Williaun Yoinig and Jnlni in this County : “"0nI.wnrtli. In the Cll£I.l‘ll:t‘l \'l'indow, in |i:1intetl 207

In (:5 ll'£Hs.-—1\l. D BO U R. 207 a-lass, are two iigiirr-.~i, the representations ol' either F Tothe Mcrnory of W'illiam Filicplicrd, Esq. Son of i hi.-diolis or kiiigs ; the one on the left of the spectator Alexander and Sarah Shepherd, who Departed this hath the crush-r, or .-iccptre, in his hand, with the Life April 7th, 1789, Aged 65 years. lettt.-r.~| .1. Ii 1: Us'r'rnr~1 s. 'l‘he (Jhnrch is handsomely Anna--Three owls in bend. deeorliteil with tlillﬁ pews. The llev. liichnrd l'ococ-la, late Rector. 'l'hu llev. ('li:ii-le.-i l"|'aneis present llcctor. Here lie the Body of thc Hon""= Colonel Thonias 'l'ln~ linrl ol' .-\ih=sbury Lord of the filiiiior. I-latton, who died 13 Jan. 1767, Aged 77. H ere Lyeth yﬁ Body of Colonel Oliver Nicholas, of Aldborn. He Departed this Life March y" 11, 111-2 ALDBOU RN. in the 65 year of his Age. , Arms-—/t chevron urigrsiled between three owls.

On n Mnnnnn-nt in the North Wall oI't.'hnnce1. lllltlt'l'llt'll.l.ll, in n Vault, are Deposited the Remains Here Lycth interred the Body of Edward Nicholas, of llneliel, the Wile of $ti:plieu .-'\'c'.itc, who died June of Alboriie, Gent. who was huried the 4 of July, 1649. the 3, l'7tLt, .+’\|e,"c.-tl -"it! years.

Also Ann, their Dttiigflitcr, the \\'il't: ul \\"illinm 1-mi- llruwnc, ni' (‘liislc|l

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- South Wall. Underneath, in a Vault, are deposited the Remains of Uri Monuments against the South Wall of Nave. Mr. John Ne-ate, of Devizes, who Died 21 May, 1812, In Memoria Eterna erit Justus Aged 67 years. D. Johiannes Norris, Fido juxta ac vita Theologus, tin Flat Striiies in Chancel. Huj us Eoolasiaa olim Vioarius, llerc l.yt'l.ll y<' lhnly nl' Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholas, 16 dio Martii, Anno Salutis no-.|r hcr |;ro;tt, (.‘.r-.nnlt'at.licr, 1-idward Nicholas, Esq. Humanae 1681, Etat. sua: 66, Daugliter to l'ltl\vai"il Niclioln:-=, Merchant, at Youghal, H Mortalis cssc Desiit. in Ireland, who died Marcli ye 9th, I712, Agcd Nune vero per Christum T-‘idelinm scrviitorem bctwccli ‘J6 ..~t- 27 years. Cujns cvangclium indefessus llla 111 sacris conseioiiibus e suggesto, drms-- -.\ clivvrult hatwean three owls. Juxta quod quicquitl ei erat terrestes Snhtns inhumatur, llert: Lycth Mrs. Jnne Nicholas, who Dyed .—\|.|'il the Per '21 ct aniplius anaos alacri animo, 3d, .'\. D. 1707. Et $tud'io haud rnediocri illustravit. Ar-rm:-—A chevron, enrrrailetl, between lhrce owls. Inter Bcatos vivit Immortalis. Ego in justitia videho Fae-iem 'l'uﬁ, Satiabor cum evigilavero llere Lyotli the ltndy of l"i'ain:e.s Nicholas, ‘Widow ad siaiilitudinem tuaai. Psal. 17. lo. til (llii/<'l' Nielitiliis, li.-=q. lrlt-'0l.t'll1'l.lIl (iovornoui 0l'

l'ui'tstiiuutli. Sin: l)(-|llII't<'Il thi-'. l.il'e May the 2nd, —-_-i-ii !\nn0 lluiiliiii H3117. ', Wood Frame, 8. Wall. Arm|—l-‘or Nit-.ho|.|s: iiiipalinu. on -.1 bond cotiizcd. lhice lo- zcngr-s, ermine. ln Memory of Jane, the ‘Vite of John Hall, of Newbury, formerly Jane French, Daughter ol' John i and Elizabeth French, late of this Parish. Early llcrc lycth the Body of Olivier Nicliolas, Esq. Lien- taught, and well understanding, her duty towards tied l1(:I'|tl.l1l.GOVEl'II()llr of his l“Ujt.'-‘il.l(‘-H Garrison, at Ports- and her Neighbours, as aiiforced in the Catt.-eliism of mouth, Captain of his lloyid llig-liiiess’s Independent the Established Church, her Devotion and Gratitude Company, and Jll9l.lC(.' ol Peace for his Mnjcstiea became ﬁxed and fervent, and hcr Charity and Kiiid- Uountye’s of Wilts. and Hampshire, who Departed ness active and ardent during hcr niurtul Career. She this life thc 1 Day of Deceinber, Anno Dom, 168:3, , iiierl as sho had Lived, a Zealuus and Faithful Chris- /\|{(:tl til. ' tian, 14 July, 1L-I15, Aged 51 years. 208

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]l'uru lyc.-.= iiitvrrerl yv liotly of liil(?lIﬂ.I‘l.l Ringo, oi ii To the Menlury of John llaeon, who iliml July 7, Ulll'|i1I'l'l‘ in ye County of \\'ilt.-.. l"j.-(|. Aldernmn and 1774, A god 73 y'oam. Sherille oi' the City of Lomlon, who luul to \-Vile Also Mary, his Wife, who died Marcia 17, 1793, Martha, Dangliter of l-Iilwuril Godllurrl, Esq. of ye Aged 91 yeurs. same ColIi1l_v, by wlioiim ho hail lSHl.'(" '7 $olnles anti Ami also Fiarali, th1:\\'ifc of Roliirit. (fhurch, who :3 i):|u_'_;"l|ti-.i'.~=. John lll('t| yoiing", llicimril, Nieholns, I.li0I.l llrlnreh ‘Z7. I303, Agni] GI! yi-aim. Ja1m:.~:, John, 'l'homu:a, litlxvtuil, ohiit sine prolo M:i1'- i tha and l'IliznlJi_-tli, .. .iscilhi lll£‘ll Yiililige. '

lle had to his Secoml \\'il'c .\l:1ry, |lelietul.E1lward lll Memory oi Deborah Gould, l.:iti- of Nowbnry, in Ailar.u~=, Citixen of Lomluii, aud Diiiiglitnr of John the County oi" Berks, (iroeer, who ilolmrted this Life . . .areh, ul'tit.1\lb:.ii|s, in yPCoui|Ly oi'lla1'tl'orLl, and 11 Julie, 1790, A gel] 60 ye-m'.~i. by wlmnu: he llﬂll lssiie one Soue am] 3 l)i|i|f_*;htei'.~s, 'l'Iilwari|, now liviilg, |{.aeho|l, Mary, and Czitliorll, i Uhiit. sine prole. l'll'Hll$[)iI.l'l|!Ll[lll!-1lift} yr 22ml oi May, On a l\Ionu1oi*.|i|. against l.lm Norah Wail ofthe Vestry. ¢\p;eil 5'1 ya-Mas, in y" yea!‘ ol our Lord Uutl 1668. ' U ulicllnnm-i \V:||ron1lr:, (ion. Etlnartli l-'r;il.or, H4 annos .4:-ms-—l'er pain, lirst. Goddrrrl; semiiil :1 lion l'i.ll'.i'l|lBI1llll‘- vita into (lrmlul'i1m:tu.~<, Aiiiio llil-4 ingru:-i.'s|n.i E ..viam ltsvvn three crusslots ﬁtchey ; tl1ird,on:|.iii:nil three lozeiiges, in i |ll'liVCl'5'(B Carnis Co:-poro . - .to:-n sub hoe monumento 1-laivfii li'£'1'oil. im.-iuores retlaeto, anima vjus in C-urlis secundum per Christum losnni liosurgatzi (‘-ilflllr-i ll5SLllll]ll.lUII(.!l'l'l Hero Lyeth the Body of .l:§|.lne, the $on of lidiin and ‘ uxpectat. I-Ilizuboth \\'iI.ts, who |)i:p1||'teil this Life the ltl (lily of ‘ My ll&lS are Gone like in iilisulow. |=sal. I02. Jmic, 17118, .-igetl '22! yoriw. I-lie secumluru Cliristi Advuntum, in pace Expectat, Also I-'.ilnn \‘l'ilia, Sonh who l)r.-|mrtr~il this Lilo the Eduardus Walroiulo, Armigr-r, ox antiqlm W:ilrondo- ‘J2 oi‘ Nov. 11100, .r\_L','(T'll 7| yeurs. rum Familia oriundus; vir I.]J1A(J,’E,,']\IN(JE Q; 110- Al.-so 'l-llizabr-til, Wilt‘: ol' Educ» \\'il.t.s, h‘e|iI'- who ile- A YEIENOE, quem Deus in Ccelcstem patriam evoea- liiirtetl this Life the 1U of Dec. 1799, Agorl U9 years. vit, An. Salvtia 1615, flitatis suae 06. The Righteous shall be had in ever Lasting Remem- Sobtus Requiescuiit Ci|1oi'o, bronco. Gulielmi Jackson, . . . . . Eeolesi-ac Arm:--Sable, u rross gallon. per Aunos quiidraginta Vioarii Digiiissiitii, Qiii Ubijl. 20 ilio Doeem. A lllm On I-‘lot .'~'»|onc.~i in .'~'mulli '\ll'!l\'- Dom. 1723, .11-Itat. 7-3. llore Lyoth tlu: lluily ui' l".ilv.':ml |§:|1:ou, who D0» !r.~.i~-.\ t'lll.'\I‘0l'l l)Pl'\\t't.'III 1111'-so . . . . irnpaling, it linr. rampant purtml this lil'e July yr 5, I684, .T"i-Ltiitis sum U3. ht'l\\ t‘t’Il llirrie t:l'o5$li'i.-1 lilvliy.

lu _.\lr:l11u|'y ol' i\lit.'r!, \l'ii'uui':\1illiuuy Juvo-|'y. Hho ll<-ri- lyeth yr lluily oi' l"§tl\\"arr.l \l"ill..-, who ileparteil died Murcli y1' 3d, Anno Dom. ﬁll}, Ages! illi yL'l.l.l'H. this Lil'1r()ct. ye 27. A . D. 17]-5, .~’\|_god Gli years. .-\l~.'u Richard \\"it.t.s, Son of Richaril and Mary Wilts, ‘ who dl?|lﬂl'll'?(l this Life May the Lltltli, 1790, y llere lyeth Georgi: (Bu . . . . that ilioil yl-' 1!) of Ali. A gee] BU _\'ea|-.--. ‘ 1709. lle was a Private riunlili-r in King ('liurli=:-. the 21111 Rs.-igii, iimlr-1' Colonel Nioliulns.

ln ,\'li-mory of l\'lil'i:1Il| “'ill.S, illi? |_):|ll]:|It0r of 'Ri(;lI:_|1'(l i aml ;'\l:1ry \\'itts, who died Mtltﬂll 30, I733, lien: Lieth Mnrk, yo Son of 'l'l1o|n:|.~i and Susanna A geil ll! year.-4. Fowler, whu Dopartml this Life March y" 31, _-\|1|l also l\lar_\', the Daughter ol' llicharil and Mary W A. D. 1702, Aged 18 years & '7 months. Wilts, who Departed this lite January yv 2-0th, 1771. I _____ i iH In Moiiiiary of Richaril Witts, who 'l)epartod this life J Menioraiulum. Anno Domini 1597. _\'\' I7 clay of August, V747, Age-il 49 yeurs. Thomas (iotlilurd, of l.-'pha1|1, E51]. guve by Will .\|ul ;|l.-"i> .\|a||'y “’ilt:5, thl: “'il'u Of lliehnrd Willﬂ, ‘ 1-‘orty Shillings :1 year for .I:I\-er to the poor of the whu l)t'pi1l'l;t-Ill l’-lll"i Lift.‘ Jan. the Utll, 1736, Parish ol' Alilhourn, to he [mid by the Ulmrch \V ar- Ageil :35 yeurs. - ‘ dens among the suiil Poor People half youily, Viz. Mary, Wile of Broom “'itts, who died Nov. ‘7th, Twenty Shillings at Lady Day, aiiil 'l'w(:nl.y Sliillings ltllti, Aged '49 years. at Michaelmas. 209

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;\l. l'lll' 1-not l'llll nil this Elltilif, on thc l.u|i of ttll_a|ttlr- i The following persons were buried at Alilhunru in the year I767. y (From lllc Parish Register.) tomb, nu: the li;_-,un:s oi at laniily of sin persons (thc littlii-r, nmlhor, thrire sons, anal a tltiligllttir) in tho titti- Willow Clock, aged 88 years. ludv ol' prayer. 'l'lu.-ir hands are all broken ufl', and i Widow Reeves. B9. l.|i1' lll'illl ul' l.ll(' secolnl sun is lost. Tin.-re is no ill- ‘ Widow Gilmnre, U4. .~.(:l'ip|ioI| ur ilnte upon the tmlib. Widuw Hodge, '76- ,1nm- lluurli-r|_\. lirsl and Fourth (Iorhlnrll; si-com] null third i Coleman, 90- rot], :1 I12»:- lint:-n|.[_v, or. In-[ween three 1|11Y1'l§|Il‘il1lrlCl'l'lSBll of i l’crl

Mr Morris ‘I732 iii, Mr Butt 1774. Here lycth ye Body of Richard, Son of John White, 'l‘l|¢- R,l'V. Mr. Alderton present Vicar. Vicar of Aubury, and Mary, his Wife. Ile was Bu- 'l'hos. Mirrors Baskcrville, Esq. Lord of the Manor. H ried April ye 23, 1697, Aged 19 years. 3 H 2.10

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llcrc l._vr-tli lho Bmly nl i\l;n_\, thc Daiugliter 0l' lime l.iC1h 1:6 Bully 01' lflizulmlll, lll|= “11-12 Of Ed- Dynr and Jane Bond, of Layuouk. She was Buried ward Buyly, of Bristol, Grocer, mul Daiiiglilor of July yr 22, I708, Aged 6 Muntln-. Mr. Richard and Mrs. Jam: timitli, ol' \\'o.~n Kennot,

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Fla! Stones in Rudy. Here Lycth Mary, ye Wife of lt'm|r.u-d Smith, of 'l'o the Memory of llonry Howson, Gent. Ubijt Bd West Keunett,wlm (l0lI3.l'l'.(lil this Life May yﬂ 5, of May, I779, ;I'It. 73. A. D. I720, Aged 69 years. A150 Sarah, Wife of the said Ii onry llowson, Guilt. Obijt 7 June, "1787, El-Ii. rm. In Memory of Ilcnry Sl'l'll1.l'l, of \\'t?.-'t Kvnilnt, Gout. I11: died lilnruh ye 16th, 1732, ZI:Imti.% 7'-I. I-Ion; Lyeth ye Body of Elizabeth Crips. $11!‘: died Feb. the 14, .-\. D. 1719, Agetl -ll) yours. llichurd $mi:.h, of Kclmu.-t, (lent, iliul .\|1|;n.-it yo 22, 17!]-1, Ag1:1l7ll _\;i:'.1l'i4. Suiiiuol .‘\I||1'ti|1, E511. Ob. 20 Sept. 1775, Aged 65.

11362. In Memory ol' Mary, tho Vi-’ii'c of Mr. John Plwlps, Ilere Lyeth the Body0l'Tl1umas $imit|1, of iii/cat of Draycot Fulial, in this County, who Departed this Khmel, Gent. Ila: departed this Life the fourtecntli life Oet. 14, 1760, in the GB year of her Age. 0l"\iovPniher.‘ More mllll- - lucrum. IT. 5. E. Also ye Body of Mary, ye Wife Stuwell Smith, who departed this l.ii'<-. yo 15th of July, 1725, in the 51 Jolianncs Plml|'i.=i, do Draycot Fulint, i|| Cum. “’ill.rl. year of her Ago. Gent. Obijl. BU dim: N'uv<.'|i|ln"i>i_, Ainm Dom. 1731, ;1':l'.tl., I;-'1. Jrm!—-.-\ lion l'i\|1\||unl lNll\\'l'l'.l\ sin (‘I'M-\~'-l1'l:'> l'ilrl1_\, in (;l|i1;|' Q Herc Lyeth the Body of Richard, Snn of Richard and ('l'|:$l'Blll. liar riiillzrciicc. J;|1|9 Green, of \'l’est Kenett, who Died July ye 19th, .-‘L. D. 1717, Agcd 27 years. Al-so llnrn l.ye-tli yv Body of Ami, ye Wife of John Il. S, I. Bcukc.-. She dicd July }-'\’- 7th, v.'itll hr!‘ llilimt, Quinqtlill cor|'¢:|itibn.~i . . . . , , A. D. 172.2}, Agcd -I3 yr.-nra. lliclmrdi l'l|(el|u:s, I'lUlll!l'. , . in |lilI'0(.'.llii.l(.lG Cllislctun . . . . , Uumitaln. Qui postquam . . . llero Lieth ye Body of R-iolmrd Gremi, of West $1.'|1tuE1g'GSlm|1m quint-um . . . Konnot, who dopnrtod this Life Oct. 2, 'l7IU, Cum Lliristiaiia (lharit:|t1~, Aged 88 years. . .. . lule spoqh hurttntiililiie-I . Also Herc: Lyeth the Body ol' John Beuhc, Sim. Christo Domino . . . . who Departed this life the '21 of M nrcli, I740, mt piravil. {.' ndmzimo, "l 70]. Aged 59 years.

Noar uiidornouth l.il:s the Rudy of G1-urg'o Stretch, llL'l'0 Lyvtli the Body of Annie. )"' Daughter of who died June 7, [7-alﬂ, Agml -52?. yours. Richard G reen, of W'est Keimet, who (lied Jun. yv '23, llnre Lies the Body of llcbccea, his \'l'il'u, who died A. D. 1721, Aged 41 years. Fol). Gtli, 1752!, |’\g,c1l 56 yr.-nra. Also Mary, tho \\'iI'o ul'J-.\nu.-:~.= llitchonck, Dauyglitor llere Lyeth ye Body of Juno, yv ‘Vito of Ilicliarrl Of (Fr-u|';;e and llobcoc-.1 Htrretcll, who ilied Dr-.0. 4, (irecn. She diml June 12, A. D. I723, Aged 67. 1756, .‘\ gcd 33.

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Hm.-re Lyeth the Body of Jane, the \Vil'e ol' Mr. Herc Lycth ye Body of Mary, tliu Wife ul' VVultcr Riclmrd Iimitll, Of \\'est Kennet, whu Departed this $l.rr-.tcl|, who D1-llartvcl this l.il'1- May _\-'u 1;}, Lili: yﬂ '2-"'1 Day 0i':\ugi1sl, Anno Dom. 1690. A. U. l'r".?iI, Ag:-cl til y1:a|'.~a. 2II

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(lo ll l"lal. Strait: in North Aisle. l"lnl Stones in the Body. 'l'he U olfllum-, l7l3, dir-d Mary Goldsmith, Eldest llcre Lyeth the Body of Mary, \\'ife of John Cooh, Daugliter oi"l'homas Siiiitli, of West Kcnnct, Gentle- $e|1!‘- who died June ye 12, 1762, Agcd 51 years. man, and \\"ifc of U cnry (lohlstnitli, Late of Bernard }-1- 0 one could t.hink, no tongue can tell, lllll, (Jr-nt. A g_(.'d 91]. \‘Vhat l endur'd whilst I was ill -, Now Life is past, and Death is come, The Lord was plcas'd to take me holue. Hat:-hment "in the (7/lorteel. Quarterly, first and fourth, on u L'ho\'ron, gulcs, lhrcc mllllcts, Also Michael, Son of John and Ann Cook, who died or, ll!-!lWl°l!ll lltrme trufoils, proper; seroud sable, three lozenges, Doc. 3, 1769, in thc 3"-l year of his Ago. lirtrr-til, on at |'.hit:l', or, thrcc flcur-tic-lis, azure; third argcnt, on n. l'r-as, n-/.urc, three mullcts, argcnt, in chief a boat's head oouped, azure. Hero Lyeth the Body of Sarah, Daughter of John and Mary Cook, who died August 19th, 177-1, The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and North Aged 37 years. and South Aisles. 'l'ha Navc is sup|:ortn‘d on each sido hy two pointed arches. Over the entrance door Here Lycth ye Body of Thomas, Son of Michael of the south porch is a small canopy. and Sarah Coolt, who died Jan. 2, A. D. 1717, Register commenced 1691!. Aged 4 years. The llcv. Mr. Mayo Vicar.

1i-.--@--wi_@__ I-leie lyeth ye Body of Minhac.-l Cook, who died Dec. ye 1, Anno Domini 1722, rlitatis 66. 0Vl:ZR'l'ON. I In Memory of Ann, the Wife of Michael Cook, who On a Monument against the south wall of Chancel. died Sept. Bth, 1733, Aged 43 years. Near this Places Lycs interred the Body of Mr. Mortimer Powell, Late an eminent Merchant and Herc Lycth the Body of Michael Cook, who departed Citizen of London, Son of Thos. Powcll, of this this life July ye 1., 1783, Aged 73 years. Parish, '.Esc|_. who Departed this Life 1 Oct. 'l7iH-, A gcd 5-1 years. On a Wood Frarne at the East End of Body. Also thc Body of his Brother, Mr. John Powell, Robert Powlc, Gent. of Locheridge, in 170-|., Gave of this Place, who dyed 3 Feb. 17:15, Aged 58 years. Twenty Pounds, and directed the Interest thereof to And Thomas Powell, of Maundits Park, in this be distributed annually by the Churchwardens of County, Esq. who dyed 5 April, 1731], Overton among such Poor Persons of that Parish as Aged 72 years. receive no Aims or Relief from the Rates. And James Powell. of this Place, Gent. who dyed lli May, I733, Agcd 54 years. The Church is but a small structure, consisting only .Jrm|—l’a:ty, per ff.‘-‘ll, or and gulcs, over all It lion rampant of the last. ofa Chancel and Body : in the window of the former is a little painted glass. The Rev. Dr. Thring late Vicar, On :1 Monument. in the North Wall of (_'.hancel. Near this Place lie thc Bodies of \vVillia1a Brown, The Rev. Dr. Hoyle, present V. flout. who Ilit-tl Marci! lith, 1.782, Aged '73 years. The Duke of Marlhorough Lord ofthe Manor. (lfA1|11, his Vvifc, who flied Oct. 22, 1760, Aged 54 years. And of Mary, his Second Wife, who dicrl Sept. 2nd, 1767, Aged 26 years. EAST KENNET. And also of William, their Son, who died young. On Monuments in Chancel. Brass taken out. Mcmoriae Caroli Tool-ter, dc Kcnnet Oricntali, Qui Obiit vices. tcrtio dic Jul. Anno Domini 1716, Flitatis sum 39, decem uonas annuatim pcrcipienclas hujus Ecclesiae Ministri moricns legavit, M onumentum hoc propinqua defuacti Anna: Saunders, dc Mungwel, posuit. 212

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Ml‘. Rieliurd 1\’lattl‘|ew5 Lord oi’ the i\’lano|', Olll. of which £50 is annually paid to the Rector. B A ll-Vi’ T C K BA $8 I-Tl‘.

(In a Muliuim-nl uguin.-at the south Wall ul'tllu|||i-el. W] .\"l'l*‘.llB() URN I-*1 MUN l\"l'() NT. To thc l\'lr-mory ol' I-lr-my \Vi:hh, of this 'l’urisl|, Wllu died Julie 24, 1776. (in Fin! Slones in Chancel. By his last ‘Will and Testalnent, hu gztvi and he- llere. Lyeth the Body of Thomas Puriiell, Guzlt. who queathed the sum of Three lluudrcd und I-'il'ty Poumls, was Buried April yﬁ 6, 1676. the l||l.er¢::-at and tllVl(lt‘Ill] is to hu a||||liml fur the ap- Wlien we lmve dune our l,llI'l'.:1» ||oi11tment ul :1 Suliuuliiiilstrrr, to t-uaeli and i|I.wl.r||cl. l.h¢: in this 'l‘uylsom \\/orld, Cllihlreii ul' l.lIt! Poor und lmligenl. l’:|.ri:~".l|iu|mr>- |"¢-.- li_\' l)onl.l| wee straight way, siding in the l'nri.-.l| of Barwieh |';'¢l.'-i:'it3l.l., in .‘-'~|u:llir|_'_~_, l-'roni the Stage are llnrl'd I Reading, ‘Writing, and A rithmetiela, which mid Sum Dearth seiirl.-'-.= our Souls to llr-nveli, ol' Tliree llumlred and Filly I"o||ml.~4, he l.l|urel.|y Uiir llmlyes lay in Grave ii ul‘d0l'C(l to be lilacerl out on some tlovurlrniuiil. ?~'~¢:cu- Till the .ln3"l'ul rusm'roetion Day. rity, lil\ewi.~u-. appniiitiilg the .'-'i[l.l(l Sum l.u l_u- vnsti'.-cl in 2.1

In oi] ll*'i'li'.i-. -- W1 N'l'l'Iltl‘lUI.T RX E BASSE'l'. 213 the .'\i;i|ni- Ill. John Nnlder, Lord ol' the Maiior of ', [lore Lyeth Aron .-txllird in ye dust, BIIS:-'il:ll., or any or i-very l'utiii'e Lord or Lords, Lady hoping l.o rise anioiig the Just, lIl' l.-.iilios, of thc said 5’lii.nnr, of i\lg_CfllUIl Frnniptiiii, g who died April ye 14, 1733, Aged 7-I years. .\|ini-Ii-1', ol' the saitl lJonnti\'e, of Barwielt Bassett, or i any lillll'I' l'nl.iiic i“lIIl.~ll.El', and (ieorge Brown, of i 'l‘lie ancient screen is still remaining that separates the .-1 Vt'l)lll_\', Hi-iit. whuin he tliereby iippoiiitetl to be ,~ Chancel from the Nave. 'l'i"n.~it i.l' lll!-I sniil Will; with which suiii of £350 was The prcseiitutioii to the Living of Barwick Basset be- |)lll'Cll1'tSl“d the NUIII ul' .15.-1411, iii the tliiee per eellt. ‘ longs to the Marquis of Lansdown. Cnnsolidatird Annuities, by his Sole Executrix, Mrs- l'1liznhetli Seymoilr, nnd by her legally conveyed, on ; The ltev. Mr. Greenwood Rector. the 7th of Uctolii-r, I77!-l, to the said John N-alder, i John Nalder, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Algi-riion 'I"rarnpton, and George Brown.

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(In I-‘lat Stones in Chancel. \VlNTERBOURNE BASSET. lleri; Lyeth tlle Body of Frances, the Wile of Thomas Grips, who Departed this Life in prayer upon her * Un H. Monument against the East End of Chancel. Kilt-es, and was Buried April the 12, 1646. I Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth, the Wile of And also l-'owi=r ol' her Children, Beinge two Sons John 'l'ucli.ey, who Departed this Life June the Uth, 6: two Daughters. 1809, Aged 5'2. years. i‘ And of Haniiali, Daughter of John and Elizabeth Tuckey, who died Nov. ‘Z8, IUIU, Aged '21 years. llcrc Lyeth the Budy ol'Thomas Cripps, who discessed And Richard John Hodgson, Grandson ol' John and the 2 duy of February, in the year 1677. 1 Elizabeth Tuckey, who died Jan. 14, ltilfl, Aged 3 years and 6 months. Jrmr-Argent, a fess between three hearts, gules. Beneath this Stone lie the Remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Nalder, Wife of Mr. John Nalder, Daughter of Roger and Elizabeth Spanswick, of 'Soby, in this On Fiat Stones in Chancel. County, who departed this Life Feb. B, 1794, Aged ’l‘he Reverend William Wightwick, D. D. Rector of 4U years. this Parish, who died November the 30th, 1765, in » the (H year of his Age. 'l'liin Vault has Susannali, “life of Mr. Caleb Bailey, Daughter ol'J. G. Esq. and Mary, his Wife, Daughter Martha, Wife of William Wightwick, D. D. Daugh- of J . Elton, Esq. ter oi‘ the Reverend Thomas Frarnpton, Vicar nf llere lies the Body of Caleb Bailey, Esq. who de- ‘ Broadhinton, died July the 12, 1749, iii the 28 year parted this Life August 30, I749, Aged 77 years. of lnrr Age. V“ i William, Son of William and Martha Wightwick, I died October, 17-17, Aged 6 months. Henry Webb died the 24th of June, 1776. On Monuments against the East Wall of the North Transept. i P. M. To his Memorye, Henrye Holman, and was buryed Margaretaa, Uiioris Francisci Baslterrill, Arm. the 22 day of Uct. Anno Dom. 1599, it hath pleased Filiie Joannis Glanrille, equitis, aurat. &c. god to take. qua: postquam pictate, eleemosynis, Ht patientifi, quantum homini clatur Flal Stones in Body. i ernicuisset Iii Meniory of Richard Biggs, who died October ll, Morboruln agmitic confecta, 1770, Aged 73 years. Inter vicinorum lachrymas, Lucy, his wife, died June 17, 1770. Aged 73 years. I mortem din exoptatem, Also John, their 501i, died Dec. IU, 1779, placide amplexa est, Aged 50 years. die Mar. 28, M 1Etat An. 79, SaluL 1696. ' Exuvias, ipsiusjussu,juxta einercs Ilere Lyeth the Body of Thomas Biggs, of Burde- prime-geniti filii, Gualt. Baskerrill, mp, in this County, Yeoinsu, who died Oct. I3, 1788, infra hoc mnemosynon. in the 51 year of his Age. Alex. Ken.ceuer M. P. 3I 214

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'l'o the Pious Illenioi-y ol' the l..ile inost l<1xeelloiil. und T ltirgistcr eouiinoncii-.d I72-l. \’irtn-.>ns i\'lf-*1- Mary liaislwrville, W'iduw and lteliet [Children oi" George and I-liizabeth liiisl-ton-illi-.] oi Thos. liaslterrille, Esq. of liichardston, in this Simon, born 24 January, 1709. Parish, and Lord of this Mniiiioiir, and Daughter of Thomas, 7 June, 171]. liielinrilJo|1es, of llriiihani, iii the County of Glou- Mary, an M-.irch, l'71:i. cester, list]. who l.i\'r.-tl to a good old Age, and l)y’d G i.-urge, '27 June, I715. liill ol' lioiiour and inerit, being blest with a plciitiful Siirali, 2 Sept. l7l7. |l"0l'lZllllt'E, which she managed with the greatest discre- Walter, 5 January, l7l1i. tion, uiid npply’d to the inost eomineiidable uses. She Johli, ti Decom. 1721), was ll loving and dutiful Wife, a tciider and afl'eetion- \\'illiam, ‘2 October, 1724. ntc M other, and the very best of ('3 randmothcrs. She Richard, 8 January, 1727- was a truc l.over of the Church of England, and of all [Childrerl of Thornlls and Mary lirisl-tcrville._] its true and sincere Sons: She wits Religious without i Meliora, born 30 April, 1733. aliectation, and witliout ostentation generous and free; Thomas, I8 July, 173-'1. (Tourtcous, al'l'ahlc, and ohliging to all She conversed The Church consists ol'(1lia|iccl, Nave, Nortli Aisle, wilh, and Compassionate and Charitable to all that , and North Transept. In the North Window of the were distressed and afliicted : And l'or a Memorial iil' i Chancel and Traiisopt is a little painted glass, g. or, lli-r and her Excellent Qualities and Virtues, George Basherville, of this Place, Gent. Her Younger (Living) and az. Son, in testimony of his duty and gratitude, hath The ltev. Mr. Doneastor, lteetor. ereeted this Monument. She changed this lite for a i Lord l-lollaiid, Lord ol' the Manor. hettur March 5, A. D. 1724, Aged B1 years. _ _ 6. n ti happy sonl! why should we grieve or mourn for thee? Since 'l'hou art gniic with Uod shove to be. . BROAD IIINTON. Arms--(Jr, a (‘l'lO\l't|l‘l, giiles, between three hurts; impaling argeni, ii lion rampant regartlant, sable. On a Monument in the North Wall of Chancel. I-M.-n Memoria: Sacrum Joannis Glanrilli, Militis Servientis On an ahar- tomb built with brick, N. Trarisept. ad legs Caroli Primi ct Caroli Secundi, Filii Joannis Under this ‘Tomb Lyeth ye Bocly of Richard Banker- Glanvilli, de Tavistoclr, in Com. Devoii teinpore Ite- ville, Esq. who departed this Lifi=. Sept. ylt 14, in the gina: Elizabethai, uiiius Jiistieiornm do Cor'i'1uni liancri, year of our Lord 1730, Aged 7'2. natu secundi; Domns C-(lll'iITilllllil'll in Parliaiiieiito Also two Sons, Walter nnd ltieharil, nuper Pi-oloquutorus, hnjus Manerii Glam.-illornm primi Eniptoris ct Proprietarii. Obiit ‘:2. die Oetoheris, And Jane, a Grand Daughter. Anno Dofli 1661. Hoc Monumentum propriis siiinp-

1 tibus posuit Winifredii Glanvill, ipsius Johunnis dum vixit Uxor Aniantissima, nune Vidua Mirsti:-isinia, llere Lyeth ye lioilio of Simon Bnskerville, Esquier, 20 die Septenibi-is, A" Dom. 1673. yl-' ti Sonne ol' Sir “"nlter Baslterville, of Earaley, in A'rmr—-.-’izurc, three erossirs of Si. Andrew, or: inipulinp;,a the County of il.l65l't‘lit)l‘tl, Knl- which Simon Married chevron between three niartlehi.

the Widow ol' William l-lutchiiis, of ltieliarston, who i — died in 1602. ln It recess, I\'. Wall. Here also Lieth ye Body of William Baskcrville, i llcre Lyeth Syr Williani “’roughton, Knyghl, whoe of W'anboroiigh, Sone of the Above Said Simon Bas- dyed in the 50 yearn of his Age, in Anno Doiiiini 1610, kerville, who deceased at Richarston, ye '29 day of and Lcl'tc Yisewe ol his Bodie, by Dame Ellinor his Sept. 1004. i Wife, doughter of Edward Lcuknor, lisquier, Foure .*\ls0 Thouias. Son of “'illiam llntchins, of Richar- Sonncs and three Doughters, and Bylded the llonsc ston, who died May the ‘27, I607. of Broadhenton, An" Do. 1540. Here Lyeth the Body of ‘Thomas Bashervillc, of Arms-.~’i. chevron between three boar's heads; ilnpaiing, three ehev rons. Ricliarstoii, Esq. who Departed this Life Feb. I2, Anno Dom. 17;; Aged 76. i W ELISABETH IIETH Glt.\(Zl'-I (I GO OENE ENGLAND TF. O IEIIASE who had l‘2 Sons by his Wife, Mary, viz. John, Ri- i chard, Fraiicis, Walter, Thomas, 'l‘hoinas, Septinius, -M -in Simon, William, John, George, ‘Walter. Flast End. Also Mary, his “ﬁfe, died May ye 3, 1724, ln Meuiory of Mr5- Frances Stone, Daughter of SP Aged Bl years. Henry Gibbs, of Middlesex, Bart. and Reliet ﬁrst of ZI S

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[ ‘Wm (Slams illi-, l'l.~u|. l.»r1l ul' this Nlnnnunr, and after- ‘ i Flirt Stones in Chancel. w:1r||~.- of .IIw Stone, list]. of Briglitwell, i11Oxl'ordshire, Beneath this Stone Lyeth the Body ofThomas Brown, whu llll'1l Full of years and honour, having adorned 0. who Departed this Life June 23, 1799, Aged 62 years. |l<-u|il'ul Fortune with a bright and shining example, Likewise to the Memory of Sarah, Daughter of Tho- n||~l ulistiingiiislieil lierself hy |1rmlent, chearefull, and mas and Mary Brown, who Departed this Life Oct. I3, aﬁlihli: ll:-haviour, a eontinued course of sincerc and 1804, Aged 27 years. uiialll-111--cl Pi:-ty, and y\'- most fervent and extensive Also Mary, his Wife, who died April 26, 1817, (Ilmrir._v, She was llll ornament to the Church of Aged B5 years. l':||g:;l:||||l, n. eenerous patroiless of its Ministers, an

All'=:etionn|.e Parent to the Orphans, and a eompas- 1.1-_i-_i. siomcte lrieml to the poor: And in Memory of her excellent qualities, Winilrctl, her only Daughter and Beneath this Stone Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth lleir, hy \'l"illium Glanville, Esq. antl “life of George Brown, l-‘Vite of Algernon Brown, who departed this Bayly, Est]. of Nervington, in Oxfurdshire, has given lifc Sept. lst, 1802, Aged 38 years. this testimolly of her filial piety and gratitude. She ileparteml this life Mareli (ith, l7l!:, Aged U0 ycars. On a Monument against the North Wall of Body. Jrm.1—-(;'ules, I-I tluitler In-mil, urgent, lmlilitig it broken tilting spear, or, in lrnse a spur of the last. Sacred to the Memory of Ann Hughes, Wife of John Ilughcs, who Departed this Life March lst, 1766, (in It statue slnmliug in Ft recess, north watt. Aged 46 years. Menioriaz l-‘rttiieisci Ulanville, Vice-Colonelli, filii Johanliis Glaliville, Coniitis Aurati, Serventis Domini ltegis ad Lcgcrn, et Wiuifrida-, Uxoris sum, qui in Flat Stones in the Body. Seotia, Belgia, partihus Anglia: Borealihg, et Wallia, "etc Lyeth the Body of Ann Grcenway, who de- per scxenivm fortiter militavit, sapivs et graviter vul- parted this life the 20 day of Jan. Anno Dom. 1600, nerat9 deinde apud Bridgwater, in Com. Somerset, Aged 65 years. cum exereitus vtrivsq, donius Parliamentariaz, ad Iii Locum illum munitissimum expugnandurn congrasi snnt oblate pretio exempli cause necessario, et acer- Hcre Lyeth the Body of Thomas Norhorne, Gent. rinia, spectator candille, so insercns ante oppidum who Departed this Life Feb. ye 17, A. D. 1708, tlbflllltlllllhllfl rndditum ad ripam fluminis morteni viri- Aged B2 years. leni inter piiginiiuliim suhiit 21 die Julij, Au" .Fl=ltat. sine 2:4, An" Uni. lli4-'1». Snbaeurn despieiens invidiam lltllll ipse mari et Terra resonante Vllldll]. Fania ad Brass Plate. nuhns, &e, Sydara prove-et9 est herovm eceturn auetor, Here Lyeth the Body of WIII- Parish, of Cotemersh, ileniq. sub insigniis Familia Glanvillorum, de Tavis- within this Parish of Broad Hinton, who dicd in the stock, in Com. Devon. unde urtum, habuit hoe Monu- year of our Lord I447. Here also Lyeth the Body of ll'll!tllllITl pnterno hie in solo ut vides deeoratg est dc Thomas Parish, Likewise of Cotemersh, who died the illo lltllltl eouseripsit poeta elegiac, eredere ne dnpites ‘Z0 of April, in the year of our Lord God 1610. Nee (.l.L'(ll|. nut Marti .luveni dahit Anglia pugnax Thofl- Parish, S.'l'. B. Coll. Corporis Christi Oxon. Mniorcm, sateret progcnuisse parem. Soeins, et Thomaz, hie sepnlti abreptua titulnm aval- Arm:--Argent, three crosses ot'St. Andrew, or. sum restitum curavit, A. D. 1687.

mi-ii Sonih Wall. i (lulielnins Glanville, Ariuiger, Joannis, Equitis An- I Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Thomas Alcock, Mi- rnti, lilius liI'll[lﬂ-[,[l-.'llll.l.H-ii \'ir, si quis allus, ad anti- nister of this Parish from 1620, who departed this I.ifc quzc probitatis, tiilvi et pietatis norman fnctus, nego- thc 23 of November 1664. tiis geremlis pair, senl eorum nnihitu major innocentiam lioliorilms przetulit, et non olio qnam I-Iirenarehte mn- I-—-iii‘ ncre perfuinctus, publieie pacis_justa et privattle custos ln Memory of Thomas Vivash, who died Feb. 8th, lidelissimus, hene latuit qno mclius viveret, quietem 1728. Aged 66. quam in vita seqnehatur. More irqua altulit die Jti In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of Thomas Vivash, Uetobris, Anno H580, et sexaginta quinque anno na- who died March B, 1735, Aged 68. tum : Cuzlo maturum eidcrn reddidit, Uxor unanirnis

Francisca Clare Gihbestnrum, sanguine orta, post 01--1-ii- viginti sex annos in coujugio sine querela actos, et rlnplicem interea partnm, Prancisci ﬁlii, qui in bimatu Elizaheth, Wife of Mr. Robert Green, Vicar of Chis- uhiit, rt Winifreila; liliae, qua: Parletono Stone, Arm. J leden, and Grandaughter of Mr. Henry Dudley. She died Julie ye 16, 1732, 1Etatis 30. ill |nat1'i|||o|1io_ju||cta, titulurn hunc P. 216

‘Z16 l\vl()!\il.||\1]:1NT.-'5]. l_f\lSC|ll1"l‘lt).\‘!~i H. S. E. ; tin Flat h‘tnnes in lied}. Basil Devenport, dc Hinton Manoris Vicarius, Qui . Ilcir: lycth ye Body of Peter Flower, who died Dee. ohiit l-1 Augusti, Anno Dom. 1714, Hitatis 51. yﬁ 13th, 1782, Aged till years. Also Grace, his Wife, who died January 2nd, 1754, Agcd 40 years. Herr.-hmen! in the Body. Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth gules, a bczant between tlrrcc M -it-_|-_.-_ _ demi~lions argent ; in chic!‘ a canton, or, charged with a cross lit Memory ol' Vi-'illian| Chnrelt. lle died July ye 1-rigrailerl, gules; second ermine, a hood lozenge, gnles; third gules, on a cross engrailed, argent, an esenl.(:Iie

|-iii; North Wall ct’ Body. newer-'a|:1'1on llere Lyeth the Body of Clll'lSl1u|JlI('l' Flower, and his Ul' 'l'homas Benet, of Salthrop, Esq. und his Ltttly, two Sons, Willianl and .l'Ldmund, dyed August 27, M1'§- .l~‘.lizabcth llnnet, to Broad Hinton. A Charity 1712. ‘Facliotil in this place, endowed hy the said Thomas William Flower, who died January yv ttth, 1747, Benet with £.xx per Annum, to be paid quarterly out Aged GB years. of Quidhampton Farm. He also gave a house for Also Edmund, the Son of wllllillll nml Ann Flower, thc use of the School, for the Sehoolmaster to reside who died September the 25th, 1701), Aged 6'2 years. in, and a garden for the master's use, and appointed Also Catliarine, his Wile, who died Feb. 2nd, 1785, two pounds yearly to be puid out of Quidhampton Aged 71 years, I-‘arm, for repairing the School House and premises. ‘iii-1 Also the said Mflh Elizabeth Benet, Anno Dom. 1741, gave certain fec farm Rents to the Amount ol' 1 On Flat Stones in S. Aisle. 13.13 in-. ‘lrl. per Annum, subject to Land Tax, to he Herc Lyeth yB Body of William Pottow, Son of employed for the binding and placing forth out of tbe r Hugh and Mary Pottow, who died November ye 27, Parish of Broadhinton poor Children Apprentices, ‘ 1774, Agcd 41 years. who at the time of placing furth shall bc of thc Parish, Also Mary, y¢' Wife ct‘ William Flower, who dicd and inhabiting within the Manor; and appointed the April yr 2'2, 1776, Aged 33. Vicar of Broadhinton, Wroughtoa, and “’ott|m Bus- ~ set, and Liddiard Tregooze, and their Successors for ercr, Trustees for the said Charity. ‘ Herc Lieth William Caswell, who Departed this Life August, A. 1). I706, Aged 5U years. Oil an altar-tomb, in the north side of the Chancel, To the Memory ol' Uriah Pottow, who Departed this are the figures of‘ a gentleman aud lady, and on the Life Jnne the 20, 1813, Agcd 73 years. side of the tomb, are eight more, hmr males nnd four y females, children, perhaps, of the ui'ore-rncntioncd. The Clmrch consists oi‘ a Chancel, Nave, and South They are all kneeling, their hands hrokcn ofl', except Aisle. those of the Lady. There is no inscription, hut most probably, from the Anus (a chevron hetween three Register commenced 1754. boars‘ heads) some part of the \Vroughton family was i Tllolnas Greenwood Vicar, 1787. here interred. Mr. Gruhbe, of Potterne, Lord of thr: Manor. In the Chancel alsn is a helmet, breast-plate, gauntlet, and sword, on the breast-plate is engraved the srlns of Granville. CA LSTON E. The Rev. J. Toogood present Vicar. Lord Holland Lord of the Manor. y On Monuments against North Wall of Chancel. In the Vault underneath are Deposited the Remains C 1'11; R H I LL. of Henry Bailey, and of Jane his Wife. She died April 3?“. 1766'), Aged 62. On s Monument in the North Wall of Body. lle ilind Sept. ttiill. 1703, Aged 76. Mrs. Mary, Wife of John Pottow, qua: quinto decitno i And of Jane, their Daughter, who died in thc year Julij, 1801, Obijt, rfitatis suaa 53. “ 17-3t, Agcd 10 years. Etiarn Ossa et Cineres John Pottow, Qui sexto No- Also John Baily, their Son, who died April 21st, 1801, vembris, 1610, Obijt, Hitatis sua: 73. A gcd 69 years. 21

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In the same V ault are deposited the Remains of Mary, Ilere resteth the Body of John Michell, Esq. who Wil'C of llolmrt Baily, who died Oct. l4l.l'i, 1703, was here interred on the 6 of March, 1637, Agcd 118 years. Aged 29 years. A'rnis—.»'\rg|:nl, on ll. fess engrailed azure, three ﬂeur-tle-lis, or, Herc also Lyeth the Body of Mm Joanna Michell, lierwceii three horses heads, erased, of the ﬁeld. his Widdow, who Departed this Life ye Bth of Au-

.i1——@_-_i' gust, 1681, and in ye 72 year of her Age. In this Vault are deposited the Remains of Mitchell S. J. Newman, Gent. Died 4 March, 1817, ‘ripe heats: llcsurrcctionis, Ossa at Cineres Maria: Aged 00 years. llcatli, Revtli 'l'homs: Heath, Hujus Ecclcsis: Rec- Arms-A chevron hetween seven wolves heads erased, with as toris, Con_jugis Carissimze, Cui diu et patienter gravi many crosslets fitchy issuing from their mouths, 4 and 3. jccoris Murho luetanti. Mors Requiem dedit, Kal. Martij 16, A. D. 1760, H:Itat. 54. Pie vixit et Virtutis Exemplar Flebilis oceidit Marito Filiabus Proximis, In the Chancel Windows are some small pieces of Paupcribus Omnibus enim placida, Ab omnibus dili- painted glass, or, g-ules, and a.z. gebatur. Register commenced 1760. Ann, the Wife of Stephen llale, and Daughter of Rev. Thomas Heath Rector, 1760. the said 'l'lio|nas and Mary llcath, died Dec. 16, 1815, George Mawson Rector. Agcd 59. Charles Townsend present Rector. She lived an Example of Virtue, died lamented by her Husband, hcr Children, and the Poor ; for, being The Marquis of Lansdowne Lord of the Manor. kind to all, she was beloved by every one. . Etiam Ossa et Cineres Revd! Thoma Heath, A.M. Qlli i YATESBURY. Triginta Annos Inter Ruris ()tium, et Ministerii Ofli- | cia, Placide et Contcntc cum Maria vixit: Qualis ipse fuit si vclis scire, Lector, hoc seias, fuit homo, On a Flat Stone in Chancel. peceator, poznitcns, Discipnllls, et Jcsu Christi Servus, Herc Lycth the Body of Mr. Thomas Johnson, Rec- Cujus Mcritis, non suis, confisus. Kai. Deeembris 16, tor of this Parish, who departed this Life in Septem- A. D. him, fl-Zuni» us, Ohijt. her, 1680. Also two ulihis (lrand-children 2 H ere also Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Anthony llnll, Oh. 1-‘eh. 14, non, nit. 4, his Wife, who Departed this Life April, 1715, Christian Hull, (lb. June '25, 1792, flit. L5. Aged 75 years. Here also arc deposited thc Remains of Elizabeth lleath, the second Wife and Reliot of the above- Against the East Wall of Nave. naniecl Rev. Thomas Heath. She was a sincere and Infra Conrluntnr Cinercs Geo: Hungerford, L. L. D. exeiiiplary Christian, and Died April ltith, IBIB, de Studley, in hue Agro, Arm. Ex Antiqus Stirpc A gcd B2. Hungerfordij, de Cadnam, lieet ultimi, haurl quaquam

- indigni, Vir summii humanitate fide incorrupta insig- Flat Stones in the Body. nis, legum Patriaz belie peritus, et fidelis dispensator, Herc Lyeth the Body of Mm Margaret Newman, in elegantiorihus Artihus multum versatus. Oh. B who Departed this Lilli Dee. 19, 1748, Aged 7'2. die Jaflllr An. 1764, Ell. 60. Also yl= Body of Mitchell Newman, Gent. who Dc- Chara et fidelis Conj. Elizi-ll. Filin: John Pollen, Arm. parted this Life Oet. 9, 1755, Aged 70. Hoc Monuii : Sal’: Memfifl Posuit. Also yv Body of M11 Elizabeth Ogden, who departed Junta deposuit Corpora Marina, Uxl primaz, qum this Life Dee. 16, 'l7(lU, Aged BU. Oh. An. 1747°, Eltfltl 47. Also the Body of MI'B- Margaret Newman, “'il'e of Et Elizahethm, unicm filiae ex eadem U1". qua: hac the above-nanied Mitchell Newman, who Departed vita decessit An° 1748, }Etat. 11°. this Life January the 5th, 1782, Aged 68 years. Hic etiam prope cineres mariti sepulta est, Elizahetlia, Also thc Body of Charlotte Jane Newman, Daughter Geoll Hungerford, Armi : Uxor seeunda et Vidua, of Mitchell and Susan Mary Newman, who departed Qua: juveniles et senescentes annos adeo pietate et this life Nov. the B, I808, Aged 20 years. henevolentiil ornaverat, ut Ohiit suis praacipue flebilis, Also the Body of John Mitchell Newman, Son of Die Octobris 17, A. D. 1816, .ZEtat. sure U3. Edward and Mary-Ann Newman, who died in his Hoc functus est desiderii testirnonio Nepos rotate Infancy. minor, R. Pollen. 3 K 21 8

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On a Moiiiiinciit against the South Wall of llmly. On I-‘hit Stoiies in (liniicel. Near this Place Lyeth the Body of Sarah, the Wife H. S. E. of Thomas Vaisey, who Departed this life the 1-1 oi Maria I-Iallifax, Thos. Hallifax, hujus I"lIt0l€Slﬂ3 Raze- March, I796, Agcd 51 years. toris, Uxor Delcctissiiiia, quze migravit c vitii l"cb. Also Near this Place Lyeth the Body of Thomas die 29, Anno § .ﬂ.'Itaitis 71, Vnisey, who Departed this Life the 24th of March, [liulutis 1731. 1803, Aged 65 years. Ht join Situs est in U xoriiis tiimiilo ipsc Thomas [lul- lifax, A. M. Qui, postquaiu Annos Lxxxiii. Domino Jesu iiivigilzlsset, in eodcin plucide Ubdormivii. xiii Flat Stone. iii Hody. Calend. Mains, 1741}. To the Memory of Daniel Ponteiig, who dyed Dc- Hic etiam sepiiltil Sarah, I-'ilia'. Thoma: et Marian ccruher the 28th, A. D. 1742, Aged 73 years. Hallifait, qua: Ohijt Die Janii vigesimo nono, Anno Iii Memory of Thomas Ranger, who Departed this Domini 1752, flitatis sun: quinquagesimo primo. life April the 10th, 1704, Agcd '70 years. Also Rose, his Vl’il'e, who departed this life Septem- Here Lyeth the Body of Clement Burchnll, Clothier, ber the Bth, 1704, Aged 79 years. who Departed this Life ye 16 Day ofJuly, 1700, |

_-A Aged 83 years. Here also Lycth the Body of Elizabeth, the Wife Flat Stone in N. Aisle. of the above-said Clement Burchnll, who departed Herc Lyeth the Body of John Pope, who Departed this Life March the 21, A.D. 1707, Agcd U1 years. this Life March ye 12, 1709, Aged 72 years. Here Lays niy Loving’ Father Dear, Ainl all my Friends Here very Near; l-‘Int Stones iii ltorly.

Now they have Bid ye \‘l’orld Far W'cll, y IVIO $O -E. .I Hope iii Heaven they Do Dwell, Rohcrtiis Maundrell, filius natu maiiimus Ricliardi And there For Ever to li emain, Maundrcll, Gcncrosi, ct Fraiiciscte Ultoris Qltis, ipii I hope to Meet them thcrc again. in Ceeinctcrio adjacente Requiescunt, et Priscilla: Uxor. ejus: Llano Ohijt 14 Novcmhris, lllc 24" l-'ii- liruarij, A. D. 1673. The Church consists ofChancel, Nave, and North Aisle. The north side of thc nave is supported hy Rohertns Miiuiidrcll, lilins lll"ll(!llH pi-zeliitoriim Rn- herti et Priscillze, ct Margaritas uxor. cjns, liliii. Ilen- three pointed arches. In the soiith window of thc rici I-ledges, de Wanborough, in hec Comitatu, (lens- Nave is a dove volaiit, or, in painted glass. rosi : Haec Ohi_jt 30 Novemhris, A. D. 1676, Ille 11 Register commenced 1706. Aprilifi, A.D. 1705. The Rev. William Moiiey, llector. ltohi.-rtus Maiiiidrcll, filius natu maximus pi'a‘.fntornin ltoherti ct Margaritw, qui Obijt 15 Mnrtij. I“.-lr. Tuckcy, late Loril of l.he M aiior. A. D. I73] . Rohertils Matindrcll, filius natn maximus Roberti modo dicti, et l-laiiiiae uxoris ejus, qui Obijt 30 die Deeembris, A.D. 1743, Hitatis . . . CO MPTO N BASSET. Agnes Maundrell, Uxor Roberti Maiindrcll, Junifl. qtite Obijt 7"!" die Jaiiuarij, A. D. 17 . . ilillut. 4.2. On a Mririiinirinl in the North Wall of (Ilinnccl. Hannah Maiiiidrcll, Uxor Rohcrti Maundrcll, Scnifl. Sat-ml to the Memory of thc Rev. James Pitcairn, Mater ltobcrti Maundrell, JunriB- Ohijt 161“ Die l.l.. B. Late Pi-r.-heiidary of]:.‘xeter, and Twenty Years Deceiiibris, A. D. I741.

Rector of this Parish and \-Vest Kington, who died QR‘, Jan. 28, 171-10, Aged 64. Herc Lieth the Body of Thomas Sharp, Sen. Gent. In Life respected, in Dcatli Lamented. who Departed this Life the 20 Day of December, Elizabeth, his W'ife, died Oet. 4th, 1771, Anno Doiiiini 1650. Aged 49 years. Also Richard Sharp departed ye '29 of May, 1690, I-Iliznhcth, their Daughter, died Nov. 28, 1770, Aged 7 years. Aged 34. Also John Sharp departed ye 4th of,‘ June, 1606, Constant, another Daugliter, died June 1st, 1706, Agcd 2 years and 11 weeks 2 Aged 3 years. Both Sons of Themes and Priscilla Sharp. 2.1

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Also .l:nu-, _\,-1: l)a|i;_lil.|\r of Tliomas and Priscilla ipointed arches on each side. The ancient stone §"~ll;u'p, Divptlrttail ye '7l.l| of May. 1700. \ sore-eu, ornamented by handsome foliage, isin good Thomas 5-ilmrp, Hon nl'_vc above 'l'hornus Sharp, Sen. preservation. Most of the pews are of carved oak, Gent. |_)t.'l)tlI'l,l.‘l.l this l.il'e l-'cl.irnary ye 19, 1713, * the pulpit is of stone. In the Chancel the iron frame Aged til years. of thc hour-glass, and the stone bason formerly standing in the north wall, are still preserved. Al.-to Priscillit F-tivzigc, Wife of Isaac Savage, Gent- nnd llailgliter of 'l'lmmas and I-'i'iscillai Fiharp, who l)t!lliI.l'tC(l Marcli yv 2.0, l7lli, Aged 2!) years. Annotatio Nornina Rectorum hujus Parochize, cum Also !'.‘~lm|-po tiovagc, Finn of lsaac and Priscilla Ordine Successionis, ab Annos 1560, quotenus, l'4:u.'uge, who Departed April ye 4th, 1716, ea Registris Parochialis, qui liceat. Agcd 4 years. 1564, Richardus Read, Obijt. Also Tliumas $l1arp, jllnl'- Gent. Son of Thomas and \ 1004, Laurentius Hyde, - 'l'riscilla Sharp, who departctl April ye 24, 1716» . 1610, Laurentius Wright, Aged 30 years. 1040, Gulielmus Eyre, Also Margaret, W'il'e of Micliael Smith, Daughter of ‘ 1649, Jacohus Nesbett, Obijt, ad ﬁnis 'l'l|0|li:i:~s Slmrp, who died Dee. llth, 1727, Aged amp. 1652, Quinam, et ulli sequenti intervalis Also Priscilla Sharp, \\"il'c 0t"l'l1omns Sharp, Sen. ‘ Rectores fuerunt inccrtum. who died Dee. 2-'3, 1753, Aged 89. 1‘ 1668, Gulielmus White, Also Ann Sharp, Daughter of Thomas Sharp, who 1670, Johannes Wilson, died Muy Utli, 1771, Agcd 73. . 1606, David Jenner, i 1693, Michael Geddes, 1711, Thomas Hallifax, H cro Lyeth the Body of John Smith, Son of Michael 1743, Carolus Moss, and Margaret Smith, wbo died August ye 25, 1759, Jacohus Pitcairn, 1733, Aged 8 years. 1700, Nathaniel Hume, [induction-sin. Michael Smith diod July 16th, 1773, Aged 80 years. 1762, Jacobus Gihson, obijt um mouse pm‘ Rev. George Hayter present Rector.

Brass Plats. l Register commenced 1563. Underneath this Stone Lieth the Body ofJohn Shack-

lockc, whoe Departed this Life the I9 of March, in the Year 1683. HEDDINGTON.

Brass Plate. On a Monument against the south wall of Chancel. Herc Lyeth the Body of Susanna, Wife of Vl’illiarn ;l lllic Requicseit, spe certissima Resurrectionis, Hen- Picrcy, who Departed this Life June 2, 100.5, ricus Rogers, A. M. hujus Ecclesiaa Rectoris, Qui Aged 42 years. Obijt 16 Martij, Ao° Dom. 1660, Eitatis sure 63. R-—-1-—-1 » lllic Rcquiescit, spe certissima Resurrectionis, Sarah On I-‘lat Stone in N. Aisle. Rogers, uxor Henrici Rogers prmdieti, Qua: Obiit Here Lyeth the Body of John Maundrell, Gent. who 19 Oct. Anno Dom. 1707, ]Etatis sum B8, l

Departed tllis Life ye 23 Day of July, 1723, slim- Agerl 19 years. On Flat Stone in Chancel. Michael Long, Gent. died Dee. ye IB, 1740, Agcd 75. p The Rev. Francis Rogers, Late Rector of this Parish,

r *— so -_ — -—— _-— — . 7 — ‘ Died May ye 3, 1600, Aged 78 years.

[The (Zlianeel lacing repaired in ll-ll2, the two following inscrip- i-ig- tions were from thence reinoverl, but inserted in the Rep;.] ‘ In north transept. Here Lycth ye Body of \Villiam Harding, who Deceased thc 26 of Dec. 1630. 1610. H. T.

-_i.-___1_i-. \ If Blessed and for ever Happy Thou Ilcre Lyeth the Body of Thomas Hyde, Deceased \ wilt bee, Tnen See thou Dost thy Death the 22 of August, 1634. in Life with Care fora sea.

The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, North James Rogers, present Rector. and South Aisles: the Nave is supported hy three No Lord of the Manor. 22.0

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Hie Etiaiu junta situs est Johannis Ernie, Armiger. CALNR. Supradicti Johannes, Equitis Aurnti, Pater, Ac in utriusq. menioriain Pictatis ct amuris ergo

On a small 'l"alilet S. Wall of Chancel. Hoc Monumcntum cxtriixit Joiiannes Kyric Ernie, dc Whctham, Junta conduutur Reiiquiie Gnlieimi Powell Bendry, in Colo. Wilts. Ariniger. Arrnigeri, Civis Londinensis, nee non o ccotu Magis- tralunm Ilujusce Comitatu, xii Nov. 1016, fliltatis sua: Etjltiii hic situs est, Anno Sexagesimo Secundo. Ari ac Pronvi 'l'n1nulo ipse Johannes Kyrle lirnlr-. Arlnigeri, A‘rms—Two half spears, in sailier. Anno lloni. 1725, jlitatis 43. Muitis flcbilis occidit On a flat brass piste in Chancel. nullis tlcbilior qnuin Pauberibus l-lore Lyeth buried the Body of Roger Chercrs, Quorum, vivens ac nioriens, erat iavomen, (Ilothcr, who had 2 Wives, Jeane and Elizabeth : by Et licet, non Dierum, Joann, his first Vi’ii'e, he had Issue 2 Daughters, lili- Bonorum operuin plenus. zabeth and Gillian ; .3: by I-llizahcth, his Second Wife, Thomas Johannes Ernie Hay, filius, he had issue 2 Sons dc -5 Daughters, Henry, Jeremyc, Thomtc, Vicecomitis dc Dupplin, e Constanl.i.i, Jeane, Jane, Ans, Maryc, and Margery,and deceased liner. ejus Johannis Kyrle Ernie, do the 3 Day of May, 1602, I-Et.at.is sua: 56. W hetham, Armigcri, I-‘iii-Ii unicfi, et llercdc, Natus est 12 Die Mensis Angnsti, A. D. "I742, llerc Lycth the Body of Germanicus Shepherd, .'|un_ Oliijt. 14 Din Mensis Oetol-In A. D. 1743. Gent. who departed this Life August yt-* /ith, 17-I7, .!ims—-.'\rg|-nt, on a bend, .-znbie, three eagles disphiyi--I, ur. Aged 22 years. Also Frances, his Sister, who died in her Infancy. H. I. S. Q. Eleonora Stokes, uxor dilectissima Richardi Stokes, Here Ly nth t.he Body of Mm Elizabeth Chiver, Wife de hoe Oppido, Gencrosi, Thoma: Lambert, dc Boyton, of Henry Chiver, Gent. She Deceased the 7th of in hoc Agro Wiltoniensi, Armig. December, Anno Dni. 1030, and left behind her living Filia natli maaima, 11 Children, 0 Snnnes 8.: 5 Daughters, flfitati sore 30. Muster exiiniii virtute, moribus egrcgiis, A.-mr—A chevron, cngrailctl, charged with a crescent. pietatom singular-i, lngt-ninq. non mcdiocri, Mir-.‘| constmiti.-i iii a-.rpia.ni|nil.nte, prinli.-ntiu, On a Monument in east em! ol'S. Aisle. Nee non ainicilia intergeriima Beutmn |u'a:stolans Rcsurrcetionem, phicide infra promptissiiuo ligeiiis Miscrisq. Auxilio, obdormiscil Henricns de Aranda, Beuj. dc Aranda, Rerum pruvida, ah avarinn. tamen alicissilmi l|n_jns Ecclesiie Vicarii, ct Eliz. ojus Uxoris, Fiiins Dcttiq. corporis anilniq. duobus nulli stacniuhi, Unicus Desideratissinius, Moribns cruniidis t-Igregiai Quatu intiolis, et Spci nptirna: Juvenis. Nata.-. futt Octobris Pustcpiam t|'i,-_;"iuta atq. ucto cumplcvcrat Annus 21, 1701, Denatus vero, ehn! Octob. 26 die 1716, A suis Viciuisq. omnibus qniiius luit Cl')I'l.flHHillIll.l, nunquam non snmmo mtzrore, deficndus nisi rpiuniam, Eripuit Variolarum Furor in domitus hoe Deus voluit, cum Fiiio quoq, Mater, ipsa Eliza- ltiii id. Octobris Anno Salutis humana: I705. bctha de Aranda, qua! Obiit 12 Kalend. Uctob. 1730. Cui Memoriar gratissiime ergo Arms--Azure, a castle, argent, within a border, or, charged lranc Tabulam with six crosses, guies; impaling, argent, a OltB\'|'ulJ, sable, be- hlrnrciis Conjult tween three garhs of the same. Posuit atque esse sui volut Monumcntum ct Pigneln Amoris. On Mo-iiiments in the North Aisle. A'rrns—-Sable, rt lion rampant argent; impaling, ergo-.nl, I-I Hie $itus est Johannes Ernie, Erpies Auratus, bend, sable, charged with three annuiets, or, between two lions Scacflj Canceiiarius, ct Caroio ct Jacobo Secundo rampant, sable. A Secreloribus consiiiis, Familial: nc Reipubiicae Dccus ct Tutainen, Richardus Stokes, Gcnerosus, Edwardi $tol-res, do Ecelesia: vere Anglican:-1: filius obedientissinius, Stanhawcs Cuurt, in Agro Glocester, Armigeri, Filius Qui ob morum suavitatem ac candorem, natu maxiinus, Animam Deo rcddidit Jan. die 27, Omnibus charus, prtesertim suis, Jlfitatis suae Anno 60, .5'aiutis nostra; 172/l. Tandem bonorum opcrum ac Dierum pienus, Corpus vero quam pronime ad Unoreln Dilcctissirnani Elconoram coilocari ex Tcstamentu euruvit. Occubuit, Anno l ‘lllitatls 79' I DOIl‘li0l 1697. l A'rms——Sahle, B lion rampant, argcnt. _ 2.21

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!"'~.ierml to the lllemory of llebeeea, the Wife of \‘ M. S. .l..|m .llruolu.-, o|' this l'urislI. Uellh Uh» July. 1732. ii Benj : Mayo, Coll. Regin : Oxon. Commensalis A. B. 1\E-""l 2" }'l:ars. postra do hae Oppido Pharmacopolre. Ob. xv Kald. Also the snill John Brooke. Ob. Sept. 1741, Nov. A. b."‘ 17.10," 1I:'.tatis' 32' . Agm.-ll -"12. years. Also of 'l'l|ono|.~i Brooke, Son of the said John. (Ill. l7-l‘Z. Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, the Daughter of .f\lsool'.lulin Brook:-, his lilclest Son. Uh. 1753. Wm. and Elizabeth Hayward, Apoth. who departed r\lsn of .\|lu Brooke, who was Ann Burle, and this Life Oct. 16, 1703, Aged 30. Hoe-oml Wife of the afureasid John Brooke. MP9» Hayward: 1741, ﬂit. XC. Uh. 17:34. Also of llenry Brooke, ol the lnner Temple, London, list]. anotln.-1' Sou ol' the said John and Ann. In ye hopes of a Joyful Resurrection, Here Lyeth ye (ll). 'l7!l=l. Body of Bebeeca, ye Wife of John Brooke, Jun. .\l.~m of \Va|t1.'r Brooke, ul' llmldiuglon, in this Gent. Daughter of llenry Groome, of Lea, Gent. wllo (Jonrity, lisq. Uh. 2-"'1 April, LHOU, A ged 67 years. died July ye 2|, A. D. 1732, Aged 29 years. Also John Brook, Gent. who died Sept. ye 4, A. D.

Uli l"l:1l Stoln.-s to N. Aisle. 1741, Aged 42 years.

llore l.ye1.li llu-. llody ol' Ila-nry (fliivers, Gent. who 1-Q---g_|; Di.-d Dee. sntli, .\. 1). loos. Here Lyeth the Body ol' Susannah, “life of John Also Anni, l):i|i_e'lite1' of llenry Clievers, Jun. who 'l'ow|isend, (lent. who died May y'~' :2tl, l7.'3'.', died l"L'h. y=' ll. l7lU, Aged 10 weeks. Aged 53 years. Also lln: said llonry Chivur, Jun. Gent. who died Also John Townsend, Gent. who ilied Sept. ye 30, Jun. y'-' 13, 1730, Aged 45 years. 1757, Aged 63 years.

Ilere Lyeth the Body of Luee, the Daughter of Be- ii-A nutliet and Luce Browne, wllo died Dee. y° 7. I719. llere Lyeth the Body oI' Dorothy, ye Wile of John Also Kil.llli.Ll'llIl.', l'Jnug,'liter of the above, who died Norman, who died Nov. ye 19, 1706, .r\ll].','I15l. ye :20, 1731. Aged 22 years. Also l"1'niieos, y" Will: of Iii.-iimliet llrowne, Esq. who ilioll NIIV, yl' ti, l7ili'J. Here Lyeth ye Body oi’ John Smith, who Departed Also llenediel. Browne, li.-.i|. who died Nov. ye ltl, this l.il'e July ye lst, 1771, Aged U9 years. 17517, .:\;_,';o|l {H yours. Also his Mother, two Wives, and three Children. Also l"runcos, Daughter ol' Beuorliet and l-‘omens Browne, who Died August ye :!ll, 1745. Also lleiiudiel, .\'oi1ol'l.lenedicf.& Pleadwell llrowne, llore Lyeth the Body of John, Son of Jolm alld who Died .lun. 20, l’7¢l(i. liruiiees Brooke, who died .1-\Ugl1Bt the 22. l-7|", Also l-'r:n|ees,

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llere Lieth the Body of Joseph Simpltills, who died llere Lyeth ye Body of Joimtlnln, Son ofJonnl.l|an March ye 31, 1721. Nicholas, who Departed this Life Nov. 5, I7] l, Also Aim, his \'l'il'e, died Dee. y" 22, A. D. 1720. Aged 16 years. John Sirnpkins, their Son, died August ye 16, 1723, Agerl 22 years. llere Lyeth ye Body of Mary, Dangliter of Jonutlnni Here also Lyeth the Body of Joseph, the Son of Jo- and Jane Nieliolas, who Departed this Life Sept. 2-I, sepli and Ann Simpkins, who departed this Life 1711, Aged I4 yenrs. Mareh the 2U, ‘I729, Aged 30 years. Jane, \Vil'e of Jonathan Nicholas, died May ye ‘Z0, Also ye Body of Ann, the Daughter of Joseph and 1725, Aged 5|! years.

Ann Simpkins, who died Dee. ye 5, 1747. —-A

|i—ii-is Here Lyeth the Body of Robert Baily, Son ofJohn Under this Stone Lyeth the Body of John Baldwin, and Jane Baily, who dnparterl tllis Life Aug. ‘Z13, who died Oct. ye 24, 1745, Aged 613 years. A. D. 1720, Aged 5-1 years.

Also Mary, his 'Wife, died Jnly 3. 1755, - Aged 69 years. Here Lyeth ye Body of Betty, Daughter of Stephen Also Robert, their Son, who died June ye 3, 1791, and Martha Mead, who Departed this Life July ye I0, Aged 72 years. 1735, Aged 19. Also Grace, his “fife, died Oet. ye 16, 1765, Also ye Body of Martha, “life of Stepllen Mend, who Aged 43. Departeil this Life l-‘eh. ye 13, 1736, Aged 5|.

I Also Daniel Hooper died Nor. 13, 1799, Aged 13 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Ann, Wife of Henry New- man, who died May yv Ll, 1745, Aged 72 years. i-i-pi.-.1 Also Henry Newman, who rlied Jilly ye 7, 1752, Here Lyeth the Body of Edward Carter, who departed Aged 32 years. this life March the 7, 1766, Aged 77 years.

Here Lieth the Body of ltebee-ea, Daughter of John llere Lieth the Body of William Bownian, who died and Mary Cale, who died June the 23, 175-1, May 'l.7_, 1757, Aged 27 years. Aged 3!) years. Also the Body of Beggvy Bowman, who died .\ln.rul| Also John, their Son, who died June the 24, 1760, 21, 1753, Aged 2 years and 5 months.

Aged -=12 years. I Also liliznheih. ye Daughter, who died Jan. the M, Beneath Lie interred Franees, Wife of James Lowe, 1763, A god 54 yenrs. who died Nov. 1'2, '1BUti, Agetl 7!] yenrs. Also their 2 Children, who died lnlhnis.

Flat Stones in the Body. llere Lyeth tho Body of lﬂlizabeth, Wife of James Underneath lie deposited the Remains of I.-Jdne, Jane, Pound, who died July ye 1U, 11304, Aged 59 years. Edward, Thos. \'l"m- anll Joseph Piiiiitll. Also Frances, their Daughter, (lied July ye U, 1796, Also Mary Smith, who departed this Life ll oi‘ Nov. Aged 21 years. 1003, A god 76 years. also James Pound, who Departed this Life August 2, — 1009, Aged G5 years. llere Lyeth tlle Body of Thomas Oriel, who died Also Jam-, his Second Vl'ife, died June 28, H114, Pcb. ye 27, 17. . Aged U5 years. Aged 65 years. Also Ann, Wife of Tlioinas Oriel, who died Sept. y" 5 '29, 1753, Aged 73 years. llere Lyeth ye Body of Elizabeth, Wife of James Also William Oriel, who Departed April the lsl., I7 .. Pound, who died June ye 28, 1732, Aged 31 years. Aged 60 years. Also ye Body of James Pound, who died Oct. ye 24, Also Sarah, the “fife of \'l"illiam Uriel, who died 1756, Aged 54 years. Deo. the 26, ' ' " Aged 47 years. Also I-'ranees, his Daughter, who died March the 5, Also Vlrilliam Townsend Uriel, Son of \'Villian1 nnd _ 1766, Aged 25 years. Katharine, who died July the 3, 1713. Aged 16 yea|':~. Also Franpes, ye Wife of James Pound, who died Also William Oriel, Son of William and Sarah Oriel, April ye ‘Z9, 1768, A gcd 65 years. who died April the 2], 1705, A god 36 years. 22.

In er] Wilts. -—-C A LN Fl. 9'33 ll:-|'1: l.y|-ll: the II-|-I}-1.-l'?'-'»:|r:|l| I-'ra|||-tlin, who De- y Also Ann Bureliall, who died Mareh 13, 1703. pnrti-1| this l.il'e l-'oh. lst, l7-I0, Aged 47 years. Also Clements Burchell, who died July 2nd, 1705, Also lln-. ltorly of MR Jun l-'ronklin, who Departed the above Sons and Daughter of John and Blizaheth l.l|is' l.ili' .l|||lo I0, I732, Agﬂd 4U years. Burehell.

-i-1-v-ii‘ Also John Dull, Esq. and Elizabeth, his first W'ife. .~=-uli|_u.~= j'.urul. Doposiiiinl Willi. Weeks, uniea pietas Also Daniel Bull, Esq. their Son, who died Mareh 29, 171] l. I-'ilij i||||n:ii||rn ...... pr:1'repti, eireiler nnnum nono . (l\:(:llllO . . . . . Dni. I700. Com lilio quoque simul uno 3 Also Samuel Fripp, Esq. who died Feb. 1794. qlliisi li.-eln plnciili obdnrlllivit, (iul. Ht Marie \Veeks, , Illa I ob Mar. 19, A.D. "I710, On a Monument in west and of S. Aisle. "Iv 5 'Nov.1U,A.D.1719. Near this plaee are deposited the _Remains of Daniel Bull, Esq. who died March 29, 1791, Aged 64. llere Lyeth the Boily of George Forman, Gent. and Also Elizaheth Bull, who died June 19, 1729, J*lle.mor, his Wife Aged 31 years. Also I-lleunor, their Daughter, who Departed this life. Also of John Bull, Esq. who died Dee. 20, 1760, Dec. iii, 1762. Aged 75 years. Also of Samuel Fripp, Esq. who died Feb. 4, 1704, Aged 70 years. Undurnenl.li this Stone Lieth the Body of Joseplt ‘i Button, who died August 17, 1704, Aged 00 years. * Also llannnh, l|is “fife, died Feb. l0tl:|, 1790, ln Memory of Mary, the Wife of Robert Martin, who died May the 21, 1745. Agedflfiyears. Also of Mary Gill, Grandaughter of Robert and Mary Also Ilenry, their Son, died Feb. (I, 1773, Aged 9 year and 6 months. Martin, who Died Feb. 25, 1745. Also Joseph and Hannah, died in their Infancy. “ Also of Robert Martin, Musician, who died August the 25, 1749, in the B4 year of his Age.

llere lion lllu Body of Sarah, Daughter of Martha Near this plaee are Deposited the remains of Slater und llm.-lie-I lioromnn, who died Feb. 14, 1736, Heale, Son of Ralph and Mary Heale, who, after a Aged 17 years. useful and well spent Life, in hurnhle Relianee on the Also Katlmrine, their Daughter, died August 10th, Merits of his Saviour, Calmly resigned his Spirit inlo 1767, Agcd 34 years. A tlie hands of him who gave it, the 15 of Nov. 1013, Also Seven of their Children died in their Infancy. Aged 57. Also ltncliol Forman, who died Oet. 30th, 1763, J‘ Edmund, third Son of Slater Heale, died the 17 of Aged B9 years. Juno 1010, Aged 23.

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-—a-ii-i_ Near this Monument lyeth interred the Remains of llere lieth the Body of Anne, the Wife of Henry Ralph, Son of Ralph and Mary Heale,juI1. who Died 11-lorowutlier, who died 4th Dee. 1760, Aged 29 years. ‘ May 19, 1770, Aged 16 years. l".li?.uln:Lli, l.l|r:ir l)1|.ngl1tr:r, died 25th February, 1769, Also Mary, Wife of Ralph Heale, Sen. who died Aged about 4 Months. ‘ May the ‘Z7, 1777, Aged B1 yoars. Mary, Dangliter ofy<'- said Henry Merewethcr, by his _ Also Ralph Heale, Sen. who died Nov. 4, 1701, Wife Mary, died 0 Jan. 1777, Aged 0 months. Aged 00 years. lli-my .'\lorr~w(:l.|iei' died 4 Sept. 1303, Aged 67 years. Also Mary, Wife of Ralph Heale, Jun. who died Jan. ye 14, 1794, Aged 66 years. lluury A|worl.|| Morewether, Son of John and Ann Morewethur, died 20 Nov. i007, Aged 9 years. Also Ralph Heale, Jun. Ob. 4th Deo. 1801, Aged 70 years. iii. Also of Ann Heale. Ob. 29 of May, 1005, llere Lyeth tlm llody of John Sadler, who died Au- Aged B4 years. gust 26, 1720, Aged 73 years.

M-ii, Near this Place Lyeth Mary, the Wife of James ‘llll.l1'lll('l1lll this Stone is interred the Remain; of Cook, (with four of her Children) who Departed this John llnrclrall, who died Sept. 4th, 1704. Life Feh. the 17, A. D. 1705, Aged 48 years. 224

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John flied August 20, 1600, Martha died Oct. the 2:2, i Also y,_- Body oi‘ Joh|1 ]§isllo|-, the l'il\l(,l', -.t';|s hnriuil 169-5, and Samuel died Feb. '2.url, 1698. \ July y<> 31, Anno Dom. 17221, A god 70 yo.-|.|-.-.-. Also the Body of the said James Cook, who died Also Ruth, his \-\"ife, was buried 1"eh. y" I-l, .-"\nnu Dee. ye 12, 1735, Aged 70 years. Dom. 1728, 11;:-_e1llll y1':u.rs. Also George, Son of James and Mary Cook, who Grace, Daughter of John Bishop, jnn. Wn:-: lllll'll_;ll Died Nov. ye 1-1, 1737, Aged -1-1 years. Feb. y° 22, Anno Donn. l7'.'.!l, Agoel 7 years.

On Flat Stones in South Aisle. Christian Kendall, Llllfll Anglir-it 13.6, I707, llere lieth the Body of Jane, “"ifc of John Bishop, Aged 3-1 yt-al'.-1. Gent. who Departed this life June ye 11, 1702, Penelope, \'l"il'e of John llcllistor, died Jan. :10, Aged 75 years. I009, Agcd 47. Also John Bishop, Gent. who diml May ye 17, 1800, Aged 00 years. llrrt: Lyi-tll yo Body of Priscilla, y"- \\’il'(-. of John i llaskins, who Departed this Life March yr ‘Ail, i723, John Gillespy, From the City of Cumberland, died Aged 72. Feb. the 10, 1751, Aged 50 years. Also the Body of Jane, Daughter of .lohn nnd Pris- Also John, Son of John and Mary Gillespy, who died cilla Moore, who Departed this l.if|: Jnly yr HI, I727, July ye 25, 1781, Agcd U1 years. Agni] ltl.

llere Lyeth the Body of Sarah, Wife of Samuel Ste- Near this l'latt'-0 Lyeth y" Body of llicllarrl Hunger, phens, who died Jan. 9th, 170-l, and li.-zwirig 10 Chil- who died August ye 13, A. D. l7l~l, Aged 7-I years. dren, 4 Sons and 6 Daughters, Aged 44 years. And also Abigail, Wife of ltieliard .*~'~i":agei-. She Died August 2--1, 171.0, Aged 70. llere Lyeth the Body of Ann, Wife of Robert. Es- Bridget Hale died August yﬂ 27, A. I). l7l7, sington, Gent. who (lied Oet. ye 1'-3, 173-l, Aged 10 years. Aged 43 yenrs. Also John, Second Son ul' 1l.o|Jort Essiiigliili, who llere l.yel.h yo llody ol'Juhn llurl, who diml .lnn. y" died June I5, 1732, Aged 0 yeurs. 2|, A. l). l7lli, .'\|_',l'l.l ill yt:'.|l'.-i. And Robert, fourth Son, who died tiupt. I1, ‘I732, And also ye lioily of .lohn, i‘.\'on of .loln| l.lur1., who Aged 4 yenrs. died Ur.'l.ohur yo 221, l7l7. Also liero Lyeth the Body of Robert Essington, Gout. —,—-.—-- wi- who rh-pnrtetl this life Oct. -'1, I757, 'l\Tgi~tl ."i-'3 years. tin n Fln1!'i1nni:i|1H. Portih. William Essington, (ionl.. ili-;-.1 Dee. G, IHHT, Aged {I0 yea|'.-~. llere Lycth tho Body ol' Ann, Wife of (it.~ol'gu lint- .‘.i-n, whu Departed this Life Jan. 2, 176-3, in the (52 your of hcr A go. i llvre Lyeth the Body of l".liv.ahetl|, y1'Da|1p,l|I.er of i George llutton till-?ll '-'iep1-. lli, 17713, Agoil H3 ynnis. Rtt-plic-ii and Christian Hall, who died N ov. 14, 17-'i='i, FHIIICB:-1 (ire:-lllnlltl, llll.'l.l 'l"oli. l4, llllifi. l Aged 7 yenrs. i i A god tit! years. Also Cliristian, ye Daughter of intephon a|1d Christian .-frms l*lrn1i|n:, -.1 lirss, |_-,nh-.s. Hall, who Cl.ll.'ll .luly yo 3, i760, Aged 2 years and 5 months. --0--— Also Mathew, their Son. died July yﬂ H, 1702. Ngninst the Uullery. Aged ‘ll years. BEN F.l-":'iCTl()NS for the Reiiq)"o/' the Poor of this Pttlisft. Anno Domini H324, Dr. \Villinnii".iwaddo1|, Areli John Bishop died Feb. 8, 18lG, Aged 55 years. lieaeon of Worcester, gave £. 4 per nnnniri. Also John Fomian Bishop, Son ofJohn and Bridget llinll0|J, died Jan. 19, I600, Aged 2 years and 10 Anno Donn. 1626, Henry Smith, list]. of London, weeks. gave £. I0 pin annnm. And Jane, their Daughter, Died May 6, 1006, infant. A, D, 163.-'3, 'l'hree Closes, called Baylield. and Churehell, Lying at Baidon, in this County, wru- given by a Person unknown. Here Lyeth the Body of .ludith Bishop, who died Jan. ye 1st. A. D. 1708, Aged 55 years. Anno Domini 1695, Sir John Ernly, Kiiiglit, gave 22

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'll\'t' l|Hll'-H'\'_ ~a1l|i:i1i- 1:1 1lu~. lam-ii, l.|' the I'elu,'-l atml Knighl of the Garter, C-'rrsr-.‘\'n;_{it::|rinS. l'~iu-.ti-||nui:i- ul' llnlll‘ \‘:I|l|'J\\.‘i. Qi|=irtr.rl_\', first zmrl fourth ermine. on 1| bi:-lid, ii?-ure. ll 0|‘; seiznnil nnd third -irgi-nl.,a saltirr, ;:;ul|-.5, a crescent for ilifl'i-ri=ni-¢- l-'in' l.lu' llullnllr nl' (iml. '-lilll in (lrnl.il.nrle to tll C50 of the last, a r.l1i|=f ermine; in|palinp;, sable, a saltire, urgent, on worthy l’§c:||el':u~.l.--.|.~a, tin.-st: 'l‘ul.il|-as were lirerrtrnl ‘I u chief, azure, three flenr-do-lis, or. Arum lluniini I731. liq llnlpli lluli-, 'l'l1u1nn.~= llurri-l.t, (..'-l1u1'el|wul'dells. Sable, n l'e.~i.~i bel.ween three talbots pnssunt, with as lI'li"l)' Hr- rows in their mouths, all argent: impaling urgent, n fess In-twi-.|:n three lions ranipant wilhin a border, gnles, charged with eighl "I-I\il'.l-'.\l"l'l)l{S bezauls.

-_---i--1-—__ l"r.vr Hie I'.'rl*rr:rr.i?(ir)n of (il/It-d(d!'UIl. Sab‘e, on a h-end, cnttised, three lions passant, arpgent: im- Anim l)umini . . . . Mr. VVallu:r Yinamure gave -Ills. paling, or, a fess, lozoagy, azure, over all a bend, gules. per Alinum. .

Anno llninini 16-Hi, l\'lr. ltnlit. Foreman gar e a Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth urgent, on s. bend, sable, three (Float-, enlli-.|l (flntly, in y¢‘- Tytlring of i'~'~tmlly. eiigli-.n ilinplayed or; second and third, the anns ot' France: impnling, argeiit, on n bend, sable, three dolphins embowed urgent. A" I). IUIH, Mr. \'l'llli:un \"'l"umlrull'e gave 50$. POI’ Aiirliiln. Quarterly, ﬁrst or, a less lozenge, azure, over all a bend, A.D. llititl, John I3:-ntli-_\_-, nl' ltielimond, in YB gnles ; second, sable, s. bend engrailed between sir oinquetuils, Culllity of Sniry, l'isi|. l."otlnLletl the Free $Cl'|00l. or; third ermine, on a bend sable, three einqnelbils, argent; fourth argenl, a crosslet litchy between nine mullets, azure : im- q-ii-i F palinp: gnles, on s. chevron, argent, three tigers’ heads cuboshed Against lhn Gallery, nn the nnrlh side ofthe Nave. or, betneen lhree cinquefoils, nrgent. The llilngcrford Cllarity, for the Siek, Wounded, or Maimed of this Parish, having, from non paymGill ll The Cllnrch consists of a Chancel, Nave, North for 20 ycars, accumulated to £400, the same w I18 and South Aislcs. On the north and south side of the placed in the 4 per cent. A. D. 1702], and the Interest, Nave are four semi and two pointed arches, supported with the original Charity, is now annually distributell by round massy columns, about six feet to the capital. a;_=,i'neal:lo to the gift of tho Donor. 'l‘ho third and fourth arches from the west end are hid lt-ev. 'l'. tiroellwimil, by the Organ Gallery. h'il||||||-l \"i\'n:1.~il|, I Register commenced 1527. l)unii:| llnily, '1'-i'ustr¢'.\'. ltiialninl ltleailen, The Rev. Dr. Bowman the late Vicar, the Rev.Thes. Us-n_jumi|l Bowman, Greenwood the present one. The Milrqliis ol' Lansdown Lord of the Manor, Bl-1NF.l-'A(!'I'0R. Near Calnc is ‘ Tim Rm-ear,‘ the Seat of Henry Parry, Esq. \Vnlte|' llllngr-rl'ord, lisq. died in the Your 174;‘: , of his liree Bounty gave twenty Pounds per Annum fnr t'V|'l' to tln- Poor Sick and Mnimcd of the ParislI of (I nl n e. BLAGKLAND. W' m. Uriel, ] ltobt,I¥aily, S c.I‘ W“'d‘”“. l On s. Wood Frame against S. Wall of Chancel. Near this Place is interred the Body of Robert Smith, llliNl-'.l-'A("'l"OR. of Blackland, Gent. who dicd the 20 of Nov. 1691, 'l'homos Weeks, (lent. (lied in thc year 173-5, llE- 1Etatis 42. (|nt.':l.l.llt':tl n Ground in Broughton (.iil‘l'ord, in this Also to the pious Memory of Margaret Smith, his (‘-minty, value tllree Pmrnil:-i per Annum, to PDUI‘ valiiuble Wife. Obijt August ye 3], 1725, Widows of the l':1rish ot' Calne. Jléltatis sum OB.

——--|*_-..-- Near this Place is Interred the Body of Robert Smith, Junior, who died the 24 of March, 1691, Hit. 9. Hatcltrnents. .Arm—Azure, an esoutcheon of pretense bt . six li. ramp. or. 0 r, three bulls‘ heads caboshed, sable.

In the S. Wall of Chancel is a piscins. (Junrtrrly, lirst and fourth sable, three spear heads imbrued The Rev. Dr. Money Rector. |irn|n-r; second or, s. cross, azure; third, harry ofsix, gules and Prlllilre. met nn ell-l'_lllt'.l'lBOIl of pretence, azure, a_ lion ram Near the Church is Blackland House, the Seat of pants or, hvtween eighl crosslets uI' lhe lam. a chiefof the same. John Merewether, Esq. 3 M 226 2:20 .\l()T\' I.‘ ft] l-INT A L I N501: I l*'l'l(l.\':'-4

.__i.i-i Near this Place L_\'eth the Body of the Ber. John Slim-gold, A. M. who died 24 Dec. I777, A gcd til. Elizabetll B-. Gibbs, died ‘Z7 January, ltllli, Aged ‘Z6 yenrs. i

Near this Place lie interred the Mortal R-eiiiaiiis of Elizabeth l'{nddle Gibbs, dztugllter otdalnes and Mary To the Memory of George B-udille, who Depnrtt.-ml this Gibbs, formerly ol'Etcl1illampton, in this County, who lil'c Sept. l‘2th, 1794, Aged '74 years. died at Bristol, January 27th, 1810, Aged ‘.16 years, Ask of the Good alone the Sig-li sincere, to whose Memory this Monument is 'l-'.reet.ml by her And on thc new laid Sod the pitying Tear ; disconsolate Mother and Atlcct.ior|atc Brother, as a Of them who, piously addressing lll.'ﬂ.V(!Il, token of their sincere and nnfcig-ncd regard. Hope, with their own, his 'l‘res-passes Forgiven.

§t\tll.ll \\"Bll. llere Lycth the Body ol' l\'lul'y, “'ilie of ('1 t:()I'{_{l- Buddha, who tlieil March ‘.26, l7ll!l, Ag‘!-d 7!! years. Near this Place l.yes the Remains of .‘-'~-.|r;-|li, llu: \\'il'e ol' .lolm (laniblc, of ye Devizes, who Dyed August I-'arew|~.ll, n1y(.!hildri.-|| dear! lint know, you must, vr l3tl|, Anno Deni I73-3. Al'ti-r this life return tn dust, In luvu£~'l1eli\"d, l."a.ith to its Eartll, as you see many, ln pace She il_\-‘d, Death and the Crave rr.-t'use not any.

Her life ilesir'd, |-I1-__i_-in lint (Bod deny'd. linderneath this Stone are deposited the Remains of George ltndille, Jun. who Departed this Life the :_ld Day of January, 1803, Aged 63 years. On I-‘lat Stones in ( hancel. Here Lyeth the Body ol MW Martha Waterman, Daughter of the Rev. Jonathan ‘l‘l"atnrn1un, who died llere Lyeth y¢‘- Body ol’ 'l'honms Blopor. of this July y¢ lst, 177-'3. Parish, Gent. who l.)e|mrt.1.-d this l.i|'n yr ltllh nl Also the Body of Mrs. Ann lwaternian, Daughter of May, l7l-1, Aged 7| yenrs. the Rev. Jonathan Waternmn, who died June y1'- 17, Near this Stone lyeth the Body of Martha, the Wife of Mr. Thomas '.'5lopcr, Jun. She departed this Lil'c Nov. 14, 1783, Aged 63 years.

iii- llcrc Lyeth the Body of '.\’lr-'I- F.llZllllt‘l.ll Wnlernian, [lore Lyeth thc Body of Ml’-“M Priscilla. Slopur, who Dau-l|tcr ofMr.Jonatl1au Waterman, Vicar ot' this was Buried April (ith, 1734, Aged 6'2. Parish, who died Augtlst I0, 17-l3, A gird Ill _\.'e:.1rs, .~’\l.~.=o Mr. ‘William $loper, who was Buried Nor. 30th, Also the Body of Mrs. Mary “Taterman, Vl’ife of the 1763, Aged B7. Rev. Mr. Jonathan Waterman, who died June the 7th, 1750, Aged 63 years. And also \'l'illiam Sloper. Jun. who was Buried .lune torn, t7o7, A go.-il to, .‘\lso thc Body of the Rev. Mr. Jonathan Waterman, Vicar of this Parish, who died Dec. 20, 1768, —Ii——i1-11i- A god B0 years. (In a I-‘Int Stone in Nave. Here Lyeth the Body nf llolmrt Nash, who iluparted -1 -_..——-1-i this Life the ll) Dny of December, 17130, Thomas Weston, Gent. of C-oate, Jun. died the 14th Aged 83 years. Day ofJuly, I742, Aged 53 years. Also Here Lyeth ye Body of Michael Nash, Son Also, Mrs. Jane Weston, his Wife, Died thc 8th Day of the at'ore said. He died January ye 2'11!» 1740, of Nov. 1757, Aged 55 years. Agcd 7!.) years.

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Here I._\-etli yr Body of Thomas W'cston, Sen. Gent. On Monuments in a small (.'l1apel tldjoining the S. Transept. who Departed this Life Sept. ye 28th, A. D. 1727, Here Lieth the Body of Edward Ernle, of 'lchil- Aged 60 years. hampton, Esq. Eldest Sonnc of Mieliuel Ernie, of 227

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Ilonrlon, l-'.~||. l|_\' ?*||~:|n, his \\'i|i-, |'illlt'.~il llariiglltur In Memory ol'.lo|n| Delnie, li.-sq. nl' llowdford I-lousr, and (Toln-irv ul Sir \l'i||ti-|' ll|m;_;i-|"l'u|"i|, of l-'||i'ley meur this Plnee, who died February tlic lith, 1776. (Tn:~"t.|r-, in y=' Co||nt_\_.' of Soinersel, who Departed this -1'rms—-Argent, on anchor ercrt, snblc, charged with u lion pas- i\'lurI.:|l l.il'o llu- |.;t-.l. llriy of .\Ioven|hcr, in the yearc sant, gules.

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Underneath this plaee lyeth the Bodys of Tliomns llere |._\'i'l.ll _\"' llo-ly ol'l'Idw:||-1| |'il'||li', li.~iq.fiI'l1flt‘l- Spencer, and Elizabeth, his Wil'c. rliilil nl'_\'¢- .\lm\'|- -mid |".|lw;|rtl |'il'||||', I':f\'I|. ailld l'il- lle Died May yv 2'2, 1765, Aged 70 years. ili-st l'\'u|i|u- niul l|t'll'l..' ull SI‘ \l'i||l.t:l' |‘irli|i', ol' l¢.'.||i|— She Died August 5, I773, Agcd B0 years. l|'.|||ipl.on, ll'd.f||lll'l., hy Dame Ma|'l.li:1, his W'il'e, Eldest Also in Memory of Richard Spencer Stephens, who l)=|||g,||l¢.-r and (’oheir of Hdwnrd 'l'ooker, oI' thc Citty died April the 2nd, 1769, Aged 7 Months. of new Hnrum, |'is||. lly Martini, his \'lr'ii'e, one of yI= Al:-a0 ol' John Perris, who died July the 15, I77-3, Dniiglitr.-r.-i of Sr John Cooper, ol' yl! County of Dorset, Aged 24 years. llnroiu-l., who lll!|liIl'l.(?(l this Mortal Life the Twentye Also in Memory of Sarah, Daughter of Thomas and lirst ilziy ol'.l||m-, in the yvnrv of 0" I.ui'il God IU7-5. lilizabetli Spcnccr, who Departed this life June the .-!r».1--Lloai-Ii-rly, :lI'.\'-I nod I‘--urllr urgcnl, on a bend sable 30th, 17110, Aged 56 years. lhru-v o-sgli-s ili.-apl.-i_\|'.I, ur; si-r-oml and thirll hurry of firc, nrgl-nl nnil suliln-, iii |-l|i|'| |li.l'l'|' |llllil15i o\cr till l.l.l1 eflCl1tCllt30l'l, _ i:|i:irgi-il isilh ii siiiisli-i' hnoal. ;;;i1li's. To the Memory of Benjamin Stcplicns, and of Mary, his “life. John lirnelv, of llonrton, l'Zsr|||irc Lie-the Buried Ult- llc died the 30 ol'.Iune, 1734, Aged :33 years. (llrI'lll.'ll.llll.' this Mouumirnt, who Departed this Mortsll She dicd the 5 of July, l797, lili: the lirste daye of l-'chrnarie, in the Yeare of our in the 67 year of her Age. lorde God A Thousand five Hundred threscorc aud Also of William and Benjamin, Sons of Benjamin and Aleven. Mary Stephens. Arms-Quarterly, first and fourth, on a bend three eagles W111- died (at Prospect, in Jamaica) on the 24 of Dcc. displayed ; second and third, a cross moline. 1783, Aged 19 years, And there lies interred. Benjamin died Oet. the 11th, 1794, in the 30 year On n Flat Stone. of his Age. llrrn l.ynl.l| the Iiorly of Martha lirnle, Daughter of Wiilter lirllle, l"isr|. who Died ye 20th Day of Junk‘ A. D. l7IG, Aged ‘Z5 years. On Monuments at West End of Nave. Underneath are deposited the Remains of Walter Post, (Son ol' the Rev. W'alter Post, of Great Chi- 'I'hc Church consists ol'Chancel, Nave, North and vei'nl,) who died June 19, 1767, Aged 53. South Aisles, and North and South 'l'rausepts. '|'l|e A‘:-ms—()r, a fess, azure ; impaling, first and fourth or, a bend Niivo is supported on each side by four pointed arches. a/.ure , second and third gules. In the south wall of the Chancel is a piscina. —-aim

Underneath are Deposited the Remains of Robert, (Son of Walter and Frances Post) who Departed this ROWDE. Life the 17th of Fehruary 1786, in his 20 year. Hail, Spirit! disengaged from eumbrous clay, On a Monument in the North ‘Wall of Chancel. Let not our Tears retard the blissful Flight : Snereil to thc Memory of the Rev. Wm» Higginnon, The sigh dissolves in Faith; pursue thy way, A. M. 5| years Vicar of this Pariah, and Rector of Till Heaven's full joys shall open to thy sight. (iretworth, in Northarnptonshire, who departed this Arms-Or, a fess, azure. life much Lamented April 13, 1816, Aged 00 years. Cm:-A demi lion, sable, issuing out of a ducal eoronet, arg.

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Sotttlil Wall. East Wall of Nave. In Memory of Robert .Ieﬂ'ries, Late of this Parish, Near this Place Lyeth the Body of Ann, the Wife of who dicd April the Bth, 173-5, in the 42 year of his Age. Samuel Webb, Jun. Clothier, and Daughter of Rohert Also in Memory of Ann, his Wife, and late Wife of and Elizabeth .Ieﬂ'ers, Late of Rowdford. She De- Tliomas Ladd. She died Oet. the 23, 1765, partcd this Life the 30 Day of April, A° Dom. 1703, Aged H3 years. I Aged 33 ycars. i 228

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(in ‘.\'Ion||Tn|-nls in lh|- Nun-lh "lisl|". l"'il|l‘|'i\'o||l's oflheni. at the llisieretinn of the tlverseers oI'tln- Poor of the suld l"nrisl1 likewise to fnllil I.||e In the .-‘ill.-v Near this l’lnee Lyeth the llody of senile; n;~' by the suid Will more at large '.ippears. 1'~i;|innr-l, rionlof I'\'a|nnel “'ehh, Jun. who died l5ept_ y" ‘ll, .-llfi Dofifi 17213, Aged llll _\'r~:n"s. — Also to llll' \lr'n|my ul' Ann, Ann, ])flllgl'al.|L‘fS of l 730. lilcuznr nnd Elixnhetli Wclib: .l'il|e:'iznr \\'ehb, Wm. Stephens, Cliurchwarllcns. Ann Died Nov. ye 23, An. DorT1 I726, An Aeror:-rvr of the Iir=;.-er-‘.1-"./tc'1‘|m-s to the Poor Aged 14 weeks. of the |'nrish ol' llowde. Ann l)icd Dec. ye 4. Au. DuiT1 1729, 'I'he lleul. of uu llonse, Urelntrtl, Garden, and n Agcd ll uiontlis. gronml. eoinmonly called Story Croft, to he paid I Auuiinlly, on St. Tlios. Dny, wus Hivnn hy Tollir: lllemory of Mr. Samuel Webb, Sen. of this lliclun-ll Webb, lute of this Parish. (lent. Io such l":tri.=h, t'l._.i|iicr, who Departed this l.il'c the lflth ns are lint U-lmrgenblo lo the l‘nri.-

'—iI_ii ontol' the rent of a ground commonly called Near this Place lyeth Interred the Body nf Edgar Iluwkiu's G|'o\'u. w.,|,|., (:|..uiicr, who Departed this life the 10 of Oet. The Interest ol' 'l'en Pounds Per Annum, to he paid 167-1, Aged 49. once in every two years, was given by I"raneis Npﬂf this Place lyeth ahio'l.l|e llndy of Elizabeth ,l'lllyotl, lute oi' this l'nri.~".h, (lent. \\’ebh, the Wife of I-Zdgar Weblr. She Departed this lii life the 2]. of Dec. 1634, Ageal 70. ln |'ll|-niory ol' June, Wile oi‘ Wm. .lor|l||n. She ln the Alley neere this Place Resteth the Bndy of lleparted this life April lti, I772, Aged 06 years. lilenzmr Wt-bl), lnti-. of this l'arish, Clothier, who left Farewell, vnin world, 1 have seen enough of thee, this wurlrl the 2|-l of Sept. HH7. i Nor vnlne nut. what thou caust say of me ', Neoin ante obitum ii:-lix. l'hy smile.-i I eonrt not, nor thy frowns I fear, ‘ l"or now my hend lies quiet hon", Near this Place lyeth the Body of Samuel Webb, What funlln you set-. in me take enre to shun, Son of Srmmrl Webb, Sen. lle dyed 9th Feb. 17119, And look at home, ther|:’s something to be done. Aged 7'7 yeurs. -i-_---—-i

ln \'eslry llonnt. Hatcfzmcrzt in the Chmterrl. Over Agninst lllls Place Lyeth the Body of Abigail, Ur, on ltl1t"lltIl.', sriblc, between two lions pnsnunt gurirdanl, gulel, the Wife of Timothy Richards, Vicar of this Parish, ll crescent of the Inst for dill'erence. nnd Daughter of Samuel Wliite, of Polshot. Gent. Slice Depm-|.ed the [9th of May, I6-13. Doruiil. non est illortua; Qniescit, non Periit. ‘ 1i.....1.-r...-.1 llonsv, thc Seat of w...1|...m |...¢i., u=..,. 22

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'l'|u- (Thur:-I1 ¢'ull~'i>=l:- ul at (illitlllllfl, Nave, NlJl't|l l'iatL'i|l|- uiitl-:l'l||i\'il 7""! !\'(!]1t. .-\. |). I730, iuul -‘\'¢|||t.|| Aislvs. 'i'|u- i\i:L\'e is s|1|1|mrtet| ily seven Postquuiu annos Septuaginta ct qnntuor |mi||t|'-1| airelu-s, tum" on the north side, and three on the impleverat. -"nulli. Ne Patris optimi do Faniilia suii amplissimu lit-gister eolnmeneed I606. De pauperibus Clientihus quam ninxime 'l'he liev. lidward Vincent Vicar. Promeriti, Pereat Memoria. \\-'=ull|a|n Luck, I-'.sq. Lord ofthe Waller. Hoe exiguum immensi amoris, Pietatis, Rt Gratitnrlinis Monumentum. F. F. BltOMHAM. Johannes Norris, Armiger, Hmres ct Executor Testamentarius. flrlarterly, first and fourth argent; second and third gulus, a (In Monuments against North Wall of (lhanmrl. fretly, or, :-1 Fess. azure; impaling, ermine, threv trlievrunt-lls, Deo imrnortali Saerum. gulch. H ie _i:te<-.t, lfilizaheth Riehardes lil spr-n1heatn' in|m0rl.a|itatis, tlepurted this life June '22. .Inha|int's Cullinsun, llauealaiimus $a.r:e11los, llh.-ssed are the Dead wlii-all dit: I lu_j||-' Tenlpii q||u||d:tm Viearius. ill the Lord. Uhjil. 4 [\'e|itenibris, ‘N lim.'|:i. l-1». A nnu Christi I76-4, ‘ Il’l1e Righteous flitatis incnntc 50. Shall be had in Everlasting ltenienihrance.

Hugo Webbe, _. Henry Season, M. D. Hujus Ecclesia: quondarn V who Dyed Nov. ye 10th, 1775, Rector. Aged 82 years. Qui obijt Tis not the Tomb, in Marble polished high, Now.-nib. 12, Anno Dom. The sculptur’d Urn, or glittering Trophics nigh, 1597. The Classic Learning on an impious Stone, Where Latin tells what English blusb’d to own, Anna W'ebbe, C-an shroud the guilty from the Eye of God, Uxor Georgij Webbc, Incline his Balance, or avert his Rod ; E lilij Hugonis W'ebbe. PPhat hand ean raise the Cripple and the Poor Quae Obijt Novemb. 17, Spread on the Way, or gathered at thc Door, 1617. And blast the Villain, though to altars fled, llle parens conjux fuit hmc monurnenta maritns, 1 \\2 ho robs us living, and insults us dead.‘ htec posuit sponsa: fillius Illa patri Georgius Webbe, ‘~ S: Tlleol: Baeh: Pastor. Eeelesia: Against the north wall under the Tower. de S"e°Pleasm°“' \ Neare this lieth the Bodye of \lmvr- lhis inscription are two small statues, one of wl1ich,a i Ffifdiflfifldfl Hughes Departed malu ligurv, hath its hands broken ell‘ at the wrist. » [hig Life 11th of April, Anno \

_._-_i___ Domini 1640. As i was so are yee, H. S. E. as i am so shall you nee. Gulielmus Norris, Armiger, llospitij Lincolniensis Socius, |_cgum Municipalium peritus, .- Mary, the Daughter. of-Mr. I-‘erdinando Hughes, _patmnus’ at Assmtm Departed tlllB life June the 28th, Rehns adversis major, par Secundis . And Ehzabeth the °the' Daughter (inmmis ct animi, et corporis facultatibus of the said Ferdinando, Deceased March spartam quarn naetus est ornavit, the ll-ith, Both in the year 1647. Qui invidet minor est, Over against this Place two Sistcrs Lye, Dum prolis nurnerosaz, Who were Translated in their [infancy ;

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Mary, thc Eldest, l|:|l the way, and Death To the l\'lernory ol .'\'lrs. Cope, ltt-lit-I ol llt-ll-u-ly 2*-ieonis alter seized sweet lﬁlizabcth : Cope, Esq. who died at llroinhant, h'e|n.. the ninth, But be it knownc, Death did it lor this lnest, 1791, Aged -52 years. 'l'hut. they the sooner might Lye down to rest, “iitlt ntatnners formed to shine in ||olish'tl l.il'i-, And l'.~t tln-ni rcst within that hurl of clay, A Dntt-on.~r l)a.ughtc|', and attentive Wil't' ; llntill their .Io}"i'nl Rt:3Ul'l't:('.ti0lI Day. 'i'n"'d ol' the World, she sought this pcnct.-l'nl >4--nl, 'l'empot'a lllltt-&t1tlll', nos niutamnr in . .tis To hear the word, and sit at Jesus Ii-et, That one thing needful, which whoe’r-.r shall t:ltn.~;r-, l Noll. against lhe North Wall of Nave. Nor lleaven can forfeit, nor his Soul can lost-.

Blargery Seagar, Wile of Robert Sreagar, Departed -_,_i-3-; this life Jan. ltl, 1618. -..-“_ To the Menlory of James Banks, late Ullicer ol' the Blessed are the Dead which tly in the Lord, ltoyal Navy, Son of John and Ann Hanks, and they rest lrmn thayr Grandson ol' Mr.John Rogers, late of Wyats, De- Labonrs, and tltayer parted this lite April the 25th, 1772, Aged 2t years. worhns follow them. t'i.tl'e i|| the llnven now my Vessel lies, Rev. I-l. 12]. The |’:lo'.'n waited to his native sl-ties; firms--Qtlarle|'l_\r, first and fourth a chevron, ermine, gnttee Through Liti.-‘s roriqlt Ucean I. in safety pltsl, tl'or; scrond, I‘. fess, in chiet a lion past-iattl guardanl; tl|tr1.:', a And llope's firm Anchor in my Saviour (Ja:~l.. betnl raguly. Also to the Illcniory of John Banks, $011. who lle llere Lyeth ye llndy of itlrs. Mary, ‘l‘l'il'e ol' yr'l;1te partctl this Lite A; til the II}, l7ll3, in the lili $ann1el lliclrs, elect.-.~='tl. She die-l .'\lnteh yr-' 23rd, year of his A go. 1711, in yr! U0 year other Age. Also to the Memory of Ann, Vl"il'e of John lianlts, .-tlco here Lyeth yrr Tlody of Mr. Henry Hicks, Sol who died July the 5, 1796, Aged 7‘2 years.

of ye said Sann.el and Mary Hicks, who died Jon mi ii-@--_ 1-'1: ‘J5, ITFJ-l, Agcd U7. On Flat Stones in South Aisle. Also here Lyeth ye Body of Mr. Joseph lliehs, Brother to the said llenry, and $011 of Samuel and Here lyeth ye Body of Mrs. liurbnra Webb, \‘l'il':.- of Mary llicl-ts, who died Marcia yr‘ I3, I760, Agcd 71. Mr. William Webb, of Nethcrsueot, who alt-pttrttrl this lil'e ye 6 Day of April, l7l1l.

S. Wall efS. Aisle. Here lyeth the Body ol' Mr. William 'ii'el.vlJ, ul' Near this Place lies lnterred the Body of P-Irs. Mary Nethers'..teet, who Departed this lil'e Uet. 17:32. t';re;=0i'y, llelict of the late John Gregory, Esq. of i..0r|tlUt:, who departed this lilo July 20, 1790, Aged 65,

ltrass Plate. Kt-ar this Place lyeth I-he Body of fllr. Francis Elizabeth Eyre, the Wile of 'l‘homas Eyre, (lent. and Lt-i;.';lt. Clothir-;r, who Dr-parted this life the lilth day Daughter of John Yerbury, Gent. Departed this lili: of September, 1069, in thc 77 year of his Age, the '29 ol' August, 1637. A ml also the Body of Mr. John Leiglt, his Onely Son, l-leore lyes an H eire, who to an lleirc wasjoynd. who Departed this Life unmarried, the '2 day of April, And dyingc le-l'te a little Heirc Behind, 1072, in the 47 year of his Age. [lard Hearted Death heerein was sonn.-what mild, Hoe tooke the i\'l other, Bot llee spar'd the Child, Yet the one’a more happy farm than is the other, In .\lt'~|nory of Mr. John Andrews, Late Merchant ol' The Uhild’s an Heire on Earth, in Heaven the llluther, the City ot London, who lell by ye hand of yr: Enemy Where with trinrnphunt Saints and Angelle bright, near Pama, in the East Indies, October, 1763, in the Shee now enjoyes her blessed Saviour's sight.

34 year of his A ge, sincerely and justly regretted by --i.-..--ig, his relations and friends. Herc Lyeth ye Body of John Tuck, (Lent. Sen. i--1--1-.--. ll who died May yr! 14th, A.D. 173‘). .'*-i:1ci'i-il to the Memory oi Mr. Richard Fcnoell. ol Also llere Lyeth yr= Body oi Mary, the ‘Wile of lliellerrlv. in the County oH\1idillt:sex, who Departed John Tuck, who died April yr! Bth, A. D. 1720, this l.il'e 2| .\pril, ltilti, Aged 60 years. Aged U1 years. " The Lord knoweth the days of the upright, Also llere Lyeth yr? Body of John Tuck, Jun. who \ and tin.-ir inheritance shall be for ever." died Oct. the 31], A. D. 1731, Aged 2| years. 2.31

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At lhr I-In.-il lfnrl ofthe llzlyntnn tlhapel. N/rir-!rf.\' of -'lI'Hr.\' in Hm soul/r ll"'iruIou' oft/rc C/rrrpvf. -‘iir l'iilw:1rrl H;l_\_'utun, Klllght of the liuth, Son and . .-\2.r|rr-, tlrruv r-ttiltltlrl-'3, mlinnt, urgent. iu.'ll' of Sir I-Idwnrd llnyntun, Knight. Obijt 2 Sept. . [.=\s lluf prer:or!i||g.] lrnpaling, gules, two li. pass. guard. or. ililftl, ,l'.i.i.l.i.. til. . Argon], on :1 bend, g-ult-.=|, a lion rampant, azure.

ll-hilril-', Or, a nllevron, gulen, between three wreaths, azure, each nhurgcd with five roses, gules, seeded or. llnnry ll.'\._\’l1t|1:|, |'i.~;q. $0|| and Heir Of Sir .E(.lWfl.l'tl |i:|_vnl.nn, Knig,l|tul'1.|u: ll-.|tl1. (lllijt. ll July, lfllll, d'It.ut.. 27. In the Va.nltr'ng, beginning at thc cast end. John llayntnn, .|'Isr|. only Son and Heir of Henry |i:|)'1|l.ll||, lint]. by .|.iuly Ann “"ilfl'|Ol.. 1'16 was the l. Azure, a cross Ilory, between four martlem, or. Ninutuuntli in Lineal Descent from Sir Henry Bayn- 2. Quarterly, first and fourth, fretty or and sable, on a chief of the last Lhrec bezants ; second and third or, seven mas- tun, Knight Marshall of the Houshold to H cnry 2W1- clcs, [,",‘lll('-S, 3 3 l. Uhijt 24 April, l7l6, Jlitat. 22. 3. Or, seven nraseles, gules, 331.

4| Argent, over a bend, gnles, a llon rampant, azure. 5. Quarterly, first and tourth urgent, over a bend, gules, a lion South Wall. rampant, azure ; second, or, a chevron, |.';ules, between Lady Ann “lilmot, Eldest Daughter and Coheiress three wreaths, azure, each charged with five roses, oi'.lnhn. |7.:u'l of Rochester. She was the “life of gules, seeded or; third, or, a chevron between three bucks’ heads (without horns) erased, gules. llenry l§u],'nt.un, Esq. and after his deeease of the 6. Pretty, or and sable, on a chief, sable, three bezanta. llon“"' I-'r;|.nL'i5 Grevill. Ubijl. August B, 1703. 7. Azure, three salrnons naiant, urgent. _ Arrnr---.-‘\ bend of seven lozenges; impaling B. fess charged with lhrce L‘5Ut)..ll|Ip$l hctwcnn as many gt-iI1ins'heads, erased. B. Or, a chevron, gules, between three wreaths, azure, each charged with fire roses, gules, seeded or. 9. Azure, a fess between six martlets, or. 10. Quarterly, first and fourth or, seven mascles, guleo, BB1 ; North side of the Chapel. second and third, fretty, or and sable, on a chief, sable, llere rest the remains of Sir Edward Bayntun Rolt, three bezants. Dart. Second Son of Thomas Rolt, oi'Saco1nbe Park, ,* 11. Or, over a bend, g-ales, a lion rampant, azure. i|| the County of Herts. Esq. and Nephew and Heir 12. Argent, a cross, gates. ol'.lol|n llayntun, of Spye Park, in the County of 13. Or, over a bend, gules, a lion rampant, azure; impallng Wilts. lisq. who died Jan. 3rd, I800, Agcd U0. or, on a wreath, azure, five roses, guleu, seeded, or. Also of Danie Mary, his ‘Wife, who died March 26, I-I. Or, sovcn mast‘-les, gules, 331; lmpallng fretty or and non, Aged n1. sable, on a chief, sable, lhreo bezant-B. l l5. Gules, a fess between slr. martlets, or.

On a Flat Stone. l "1 Sir Edward Bayntun, Knight, Son and Heir of Sir The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and booth llenry Bayntun, Kt. Obijt U Dee’. 1657. Aisle: with the addition of the Baynton Chapel. Register eommcneed 1560. On a brass plate by a large figure. The Rev. H. Baynton, M.A. Rector. Uratc pro aiu Juhis Bayuton, Armigeri, filij et hered. The Rev. Dr. Starkey, Lord of the Manor. Robert-i Baynton, Militia, Consanguinum Gt hered. r lticnrdi llcauchamp, domino de SE0 Amamlo, qui f ohijt ultimo dio. mensis Oi.-toberis, Anno dfii Miflrno V” X V I. eujns nie propieietilr Deus. Amen. ETC HEL HAMPTON. km-i—

Round the edge or u Tomb’ , On a Monument against the north Wall of Chancel. llie jacet Elizabeth, diia de Seo. Amando, filia, H. S. E...... nerieo dfio de Seo. Amando. Obijt Gertruda Ernle, nata Johannis St. Loe, de Knigbton, in Agro Wiltoniensi, Generosi, eonjux fidelis et U On an altar-tomb of grey marble, about 17 ft. Bin. Relieta nlcerens Ed. Ernie, Armigeri, Domino hujus long, nnd 3ft. tlin. broad, is a figure of alabaster, Manerij, cuj. sanctitas in sacris, philostorgifl in liberos, in armour, with his hands meeting on his breast, his urbanitas in proltimos, largitas in egenos, eomitas in lmad lying on a pillow, and his feel resting on a dog. singulos eonspieue tanquam lueerna ardens ernituit, In this Chapel are two helmets and a pair of gauntlets omnium planetu et desiderio. Objit 21111" Aprilis, in good pres-rervatiou. Anno Domini 1662. 2.32.

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'l'o tlle Melnory 0l' the Rev, “'III- l-'u\'i'lI', M. A. who lle died Allglll-ll. 7th, I781, Agel173 years. was u “Native o|' this Parish, his I-‘nther of u lll.-s|ie1:- t-the died May 17, 17tlU, Aged '77 years. table lialnily here, his Motller tho [Eldest I)|n||_-,l|tt.-r ol' And John Benlte, their Son died lltl March, 1007, John Sulilli, 1",:-lr|_ til Alton Prior. lit! wn.-l. litllJt:tll.t‘tl Aged 70 years. ill. Marlbtlrougll Sehool, and Oriel College, ill the lilti- --1- - . _ - - _-1.-. versity ol' ()xt'onl. In the year I73-l, he becunle Hee- tor ol' this Parish, in the Room of his l.Tne|o the Againat the second Pillar. liev. Sir John lirnle, Baronet. llu constantly re- Nenr this l'laee Lyeth ye Body of Daniel Chandler, aided and disellargell all the Duties ol' his (llliuo Willi win: (lied D60. 17 . . . . Aged tlfl. Diligence and llegularity till within a few Daya ul' his Death. He was of a Friendly benevolent Teulpor, On Flat Stone: in Nave. and l’El'll&|‘k&I.lllE illoﬂellsive. lie lived and died ull- lll Memory ofSimon, Son ol' Wm and "ester Miella, married, but he discharged the duties ol u l-'ather by wllo died July 20th, 1700, Aged 32 yearn. his paternal eare ol' a numerous family ol' Nf.'[lllBWS and Nioeea, as well in his Life time as at his Deﬁb- Also iu Memory of Emma, Wife of William Weston, Hia Exeeutors have Ereeted this Monument to his and Daughter of William and Hester Mialla, who Memory as a lasting ‘Testimony of their Esteem, Re- died May 5th, 1707. Aged 34 yeurs. gard, and Gratitude, to their great alld good llenel'ae- And olllester, ‘Vile ol' \Vln. Mic-lln,wlm died May '7tll, tor. He died 2| May, 1770, Aged 152- 1797, Aged '7] years.

-D Also ol' William Mielhl, who died (let. 11, 'lI.'tO[l, Aged lit] years. tin Flat Stones in Chancel. And of William Miells, Jnn. who Died Dee. 110, 1805, Jane, Vl’il'e of W'1Il- Fowle, Sen. died Dee. Pith, I7-lll, Aged BU years. A ged 7|.

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Wm- Fowle, Sen. Died March 2nd, l7il."i, Aged 56. Here Lyeth the Body of Andrew Cozens, who died Under this Stone were Interred the ltenutills of the ya . . . day ol'Ma1-eh, Anno Dom 1709, Aged 27. Rev. Mr. Wllh Fowle, M. A. 1770. Under this Stone were interred the Remains of Mt‘!- 1-lei-e Lycth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Andrew Jane Andrewu, Wile of Mr. Thomas Andrews, nt' this Cozuns, who Died the 20th of April, A. D. 1711. Pariah, and Niece of the Rev. \Villiam Fowlo, M. A. Who died 23 April, 1790, Aged 5'2 years. Andrew Cozens, 1732, Aged 77 years.

Under this Stone were interred, in a llnnlml Collin, On Monument in N. Wall ot‘N. Male. the Remains of Mr. John liowh"-, o|' Uxt'n|'ll, I772. Neal‘ this Place lyeth the Body of Daniel Coaena’ Thomas Andrews, Gent. died '22 M-mull. lillti, who rliml Oet. yo ‘Znd, A. D. 1730, Aged 3-t] yearn. Aged tll years. Aria:-.-tzure, two bars imbattled, urgent.

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Ann Kinllillnlnntl, the Wife of llenry Kinuinnlonll, S. Wall of S. Aisle. Reetorol Aleanings,was Buried here Easter Munday, To ye Memory ol' Thomas Ferris, jun. Carpenter, of the 24th of April, Anno Duluini lti7l. this Parish, who dy'd Jan. y'= Uth, I721 Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, the ‘Wife of Aged 53 years. 7 George Stoodley, Reetor of this Paris-ll, She De- H are lyes our Brother, who was well belovfil, parted this life the 20th Day, and was Buried the From us too soon, Alasa l too soon remov'd; 24 Day of December, Anno Domini l(ltJ4, Aged 411 Sweet was his temper, honest was his mind, years. Ilia Act's were harmless, and his thoughts retin’ll. A famous artist, in his business past, Here Lyeth the Body oi’ Martha, the Daughter of But, hat his genius was too fino to lttat. Mrs. Ann Luna, of ll-oeheater, in Kent, who Dyed in God's will be done, his Virtuous Soul is hlest, the 20th year of her Age, and was buried the 28 day Cr0wn’d with yfl bliss of everlasting rest. of Sept. 1707. Also in Memory ofThomas Ferris, Sen. He dy'd Feb. ye 14, 172% Agllillll 1118 flrll Pillar, l'l0I'lh Bide of the Nan; fl-0|;|| [ha E, 9nd_ Aged 01 yearn. Near this Plaee Lieth tlle Bodyu of Jollll lieake, and lle and his Son were Carpenters of yl Parish Mary, his Wife. O 70 years. I] 234

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‘I681. Anno_ Dirt. .!rm.-.---f;uios, a iii.-ts ermine he|u.'t-cit three lalhols, holding in Uneli 1 l'lonurt3 : and their monlhn an arrow, urgent, uver all no 1-.sm|l.r:lnm|1, quarterly,

1 I I Q I .‘ I i O I ' lirsl and fourth urgent, on u cross, gules, the regal crown, or; I WISE ' be ' (lei Ln ' tn ' ("ml second and third urgent, a fess between lhree ohonglni, proper. “'llc|'c I so : ever : a Dead Carlizis : is : even ; tllitllur ——-4--— ‘Till : the ezgles : restore. The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, North and I L Bolero : that : mi : llcdemer : lireth : and : $outh Aisle, and North and South 'l'ranscpts. 'l'hc That : l 2 shall : rise : owto : of : thee : earth » nave is supported on each side by three poiltted arches, in : the : last : dai : and : shall : be : eoverecle : i resting upon round pillars. aigztirie : wite : mi : shinne : and : shall : so Register commenced 1578. (Jud : in : mi : flese 2 iea : and: I : ll.ll : sell'e 1 shall heholde : l‘llI'll : not : witlte : othc|"s The Rev. Thomas Anthony Mcthuen, Rector. but : with : theso : samo : cics. The Earl of Pembroke Lord of the Manor. lh:-.itlic~ : in : lesns : Christe : onli is : ctlrrmlll : iialvacion. “"illiam lirnle, STANTON BA ILN A RD. And Jone, his Wile. 4.ms--t.!\1urter|}', first and fourth on a bend three eagles dis- On n Monument against North Wall of Chancel. played; second and third a cross moline. H. S. J. I- Michael Smith, Generosus, On I-‘lat Sloncs in S. Aisle. Pictatis, Virtutis, Clnuitutis, ln .\lnniory of John lilanning, who died July yfl 0, lrlxemplnni, huud vulgaro. 1755, A god 6!) years. Obijt Maij 510 An. Hfltatis 7-1, [lo was n tender Farther, And n good Master, Diii 1720. A good Neighbour, And a sincere .l-'ricnd. Also in Mernory of Mary, Daughter of John Manning, Unicii Prole eudemrh Feminetl superstito who died the '2.-5 of November, 1762., A Barbara conjugc Sccundti Aged 39 years. Thoma: Powel, Generosi, liliél Procreate, Qua: ut Murito Dilectissimo, Under this Stone lyeth Sabra, Wife of William Mas- justa pcrageret, len, who Died (let. 15, 176:1, Agcd fl-'5 years. Hoe oondidit Monnmentnm. Also under this Stone lyeth William Maslen, who Ob Utriusrh Meiiiuriaru, Died July the'17th,1790, Aged 7'2 years. Qnos 'l'ulnnlo tandem F-ociamlun. Mors solo. potuil. 5P-_jI-lngerc. Io the sornh Trausapt. Arms—Ar[.{enl, on o fees, gnlee, three lhrur-ale-lis, argonl, llere Lieth the Body of John Nicholas, lisq. Son of between thrcc saltires, coupon, sable: hupsliug, pref fusir, or and lidwurd Nielcolns, of Ilitehlnn, in the County of nrgeni, n lion rampant, gules. lluck:-."-. Esq. and Grnndsorl oi’ Sir Edward Nicholas, Knight, who was Principal Secretary of hitate to their On a Flat Stone. lilajeslys King Charles ye first and second. He De- Here lycth the Body of Thomas, Son of Thomas 8: parted this lil'c on the 25 of February, 1737, Aged 64 lltidget Lavington. He Died May the ‘E29, I751, years. Aged 66 years. A'rrns—Ql1ii|'tt:I'ly, first and fourth argent, nn o cross, gules, a Also Ann Lavington, his Wife. She ditrrl July the regal crown, or, in first quarter a crescent for dilleronce, gules; 28, 1756, Agcrl 67 years. '-t less between three choughs, proper. Also in Memory of'l.‘homas Lavington, Son of Thomas I-—-ii-— and Ann Lavington, who died 1-‘eh. ye 10th, I777, '$;1t-roll to the Memory of .. . . . Riggs, Esq. Aged 57 years. oi’ Wielrliury, in the Count.y of Wilts. And of Jane Walter, Widow of Thomas V\"altor, and who l.lt!])al‘tf'(l this l.il'e April -5, 177-1, Daughter of Thomas and Ann l..ovington, who died Aged :57. F 25 May, 1800, Aged B7 years. And Also to Penelope, his \’Viiie, Uaughter and Coheiress tlftlne late John Nicholas, l~'I==.q. Brass Plate. til' West l-lorselcy, in the County Beneath this Place Lies Mr. John Shortnost, Vicar, of Snrry. and Priscilia, his Wife. =:\lu.- died September 2nd, 1772, She died-1 Feb. 'l712. A gcd 72. Ho 10 Jan. 1731. zss

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Mun. lia.-it Wall rifhinve. .l<|ln| llooth, soune of 'l'ho=1- Booth, of Gossop, i|| i srvar. tllnrlhliirta, dc:-Jccndcd froln Sir 'l'ho9- Booth, of Barton, i|| l.n||l-tuslt. Kt. $0 improved is Ancient Stock by On a Monument by the North Wall of Chancel his wimlmnc 5.: .l’icty, that he served in matters of ; ll ere Iy yo Remains of High trust l.odow, Duke of Lenox dc Richmond, Eliz. Ellis. rt; after" that I-‘rances, Dowugcr of thc same, with Ob. 23 Apr. 1701. llpproovml l':|itl| 8.: ltitegrity untill his Death. He She kept ye faith, She ran her race, Mnrycd Christian, Coheire to \vl"- Unwing, Descend- She not in vain received God's grace, tnl l'l'ul'n liol)t.. lilltiii of Horton, Esq. by whome he And heaven is now her resting Place. had ll Children, of which 7 Deceased young, & Bar- hurn Maryed to George Vaughan, Esq. He dyed Whoere this monument doest see, July 15, 1635. \ Prepare himself to follow me.

Ar-rnr-—Argeut, three boat?‘ heads erased, and erect sable, in _ _ , chief u mullet of tho last: impaling azure, a crescent, argon], between three fleur-do-lie, or ; in chief three tasks, proper. | URCHFONT Arm:--Argent, three boars’ heads erased and erect, sable, in chiof a mullet, of the last, charged with a crescent, of thc field. On Monuments against the south wall of Chancel. Underneath are Deposited the Remains of Olive, Wife On Flat Stones in Nave. \ of Robert Tothill, Esq. late Senior Clark of thc Privy 1659. llcrelyetll the Bodie ol'.lefl'erie Tlurtdon, of Seal to his Majesty King George the Second, one oi this 'I’nrish, Gent. in Lihris Doctus, Amer“ Pietatis, ‘ his Justices of the Peace for the Counties of Wilts. who Dcpnrtcd the thirteenth Day of January, in the Middlesex, and Kcnt, and one of the Governors of the Eightie second year of his Age. Hospital of Christ, St.Thomas, and St. Bartholomew, who dyed Nov. 14th, 1731, Aged 53 years. Under this Stone Lyeth the Body of Thos. Church, I And of the said Robert Tothill, who dyed Feb. 13th, Gent. who Departed this Life July'11, 1762, Aged 68. 1753, Aged 73 years. Ile was warrn and constant in his Devotions to God, Sir Wm. Pynsent, Bart. his Kinsman and Executor, Kind to his “life, Affectionate to his Relations, Cha- | erected this Monument pursuant to his Will. ritnblo to tl|e Poor, Honest and Bencliccnt to all men. Reader, if thou dcairest happiness hcrc and hereafter, Arms-Azure, on a bend, nu-gent, cottined or, a lion rampant, , sable : impaling, or, on a foes, sable, three lnullets, urgent, he- go and do Likewise. ‘ tween as many lions rampant, sable. Crest--A dove with an olive branch, prop-er. llere Lyeth ye Body of Daniel Dyke, Son. who in-1-.-i. Departed this life Nov. yB 26, A. D. 1707, \ ‘Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Daniel Aged B3 years. Compton, Esq. who died the 25 of January, 1817, llere Lycth also Margery, his Wife, who died Jan. 13, , 520 1727. They had Six Children, whereof two only Survived them, (Viz.) Daniel and Mary. Mon. against the North Wall of Nave. Sacred to the Memory of Jacob Giddings, Late of Here Lyeth ye Body of Jane, late Wife of Emanuel Etchelhampton, who died March 28, 1808, Mugge, M. A. Rector of Stockton, ill Wanvickshire, I Aged 70 years. und Vicar of Incl-thorough, in W'orcestershire, the only ‘ Also Of Sarah, Wife of the above Jacob Giddings, Daughter of [lenry ';Reel-ts, Apothecary, in Oxford. \ who died July 14th, 1778, Aged 50 years. She died June 11, 1730. And of their Daughter Elizabeth, who died May 20, 1801, Aged 35 years. ln Memory of Wm. Lyddall, who died May ‘Z6, 1750, Aged 50. 0-—i-M-- Also in Memory of Barbara Lyddall, who Departed Sacred to the Memory of Ann, Daughter of Richard this Life March llth, 1780, Aged 77 years. and Sarah Hallilay, of Wedhampton, who died 6 In Memory of Mary, the Wife of Joseph Stroud,wbo March, 1819, (of the Dropsy) Aged 33 years. died Jan. 26, 179.5, Aged 63 years. Under the severest pains she would ever praise God for all hie Mercies ; and, with Pious resignation, say, 'l‘lu: ltcv. Waltcr Birch, Vicar. " Not my will, but thine be done.” 236

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In .\"lc|eory of Wm. Pierce, of Crookwood, who died ‘N Plat Stones. l\'ov. 20th, 1733, ll getl -12. yenrs. “’illiam Pierce, $en. Dyed August -I, 'l71tl!, \ Aged 73 years. Also in Memory of Jane, Wife of Seymour Pierce, who died Dee. the ‘llith, 1776, Aged 59 years. ‘i Mary, his Vl’ife, Dyed April 7th, 174;), 1i('lo\P'd while she lived, Aged 8'2 years. Her life was much desir’d, . Also William Pierce, their Sou, Dyed Jun. 25, I700, Her death was much lamented, , Aged 73 years. But God her Soul reqnir’d. yl Also Elizabeth, his Wife, Dyed May 1o, 1774, Also ol'Seymour Pierce, who died Feb. the 11th, 1783, 1 Agcd B2 years. Aged B0 years. And also in Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of Edward Pierce, Sen. who Departed this Life Sept. 3, 1707, Sacred to the Memory of William Keetoh, Gent. who pl Aged 56 years. l)e||arte(| this Life May 21, 11106, Aged 50 years. l

In Memory of Sarah, Wife of John Baily, wlm died In Memory of John, y¢ Son of Solomon -St Mary ye 1-1th March, 1773, Aged 41 years. Giddings. He died Doe. 29th, 175- 1 Also in Memory of Sarah, Wife of Joseph Munday, Death in my Prime, cropt me betirne, ' who died ye Bth Mareb, 1792, A god 20 years. And r-es'd nle of my pain ; Ami you niust dye, and with me lye. -Q Till Cl!l'l.~ilI rise us again. lu Memory ol' Martha, Wife of Josiah Gidrlings, who died the 27th June, 1778, Aged -12. tin Muuuint-nts in South Wall of Nave. And of Sarah, his Second Wife, who died the ‘l-‘illi ?"~:iei'ed to the Memory of Joseph Iilmndy, who De- ‘ July, 1792, Aged 58. parted this Life 16th Sept. 1817, Aged -38 years. * Also of Josiah Giddings, who died the 2:: Feb. mm. ii-1 i Aged B3 years. Mr. Wm. Piurer, of Wedhnmpton, was Buried yfl 7 of August, 1730. On a ".\l'onl||uent in the North Mair-. Al.-so Mary, his Wife, was buried ye 10th of AprilI Near this T'lai':e Lyeth y" Body oi‘ Mrs. .liu|e Hnooke. 17'i2| Hhe Died Jan. ye tith, I77-l, Ageil 7-’: ye-zu-.~,. \ Also Robert, the Son of James and Sarah (liiltliiigs. .\'t.-air this Place lyeth ye Body of Thomas $nooko Ho dicd May l9t.h, 1779, Aged H0 years. who died the I2 day of Dr-c. 17-‘:11, My blooming youth is past and gone, Aged 55 years. My frieiids, lament no more; Q-iii , Prepare yourselves to follow mo, in ;\'|emor_v ol' W111. dz Vincent, sons ol' ‘William and ] nln but-just before. Elizabeth |'ivrce. Here rest the Body of James (iidtlings, who was William Died May the ltlth, '17-t'.!, Aged 2-I years Father of the above Robert Giddings, who departed \'incent died Aup;nst the 25th, 17-16, A ged 24 years this life Feb. ye 7th, 17116, Aged IH. Also in Memory of Sarah, Wife of the above .|:|mes in Memory of the Rev. Mr. John Swallow, who was Giddings, who died Feb. 2-1, IUUO, Aged Bil years. 1'2 _\'e:ir.s Vieiir of this Parish, and died Oet. the 18th, 1723, r\L_';e(l 67' years. l On Mununients in N. Transept. Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Win. In r\leino|'y of Tillccnt Snook. who died Feb. 7th, \‘i’roughton, of Easteott, in the County of Wilts. Esq. 1800, Aged 61 years. who Departed this life Oet. the 3rd, Anno Dofii 17-"10, l Also of Surnh, Daughter of Vincent and Mary Snook 1 .r'Etat. 52 years. who died Nov. 28th, 1784, A gr-.|l 1'7 years. And also of Mrs. Sarah Wroughton, Wife of the above "Wm. W'ronghton, Esq. who departed this life Un a flat brass plate in nave. I the 22 of August, 1777, Hitat. 77.

ll:-re lycth the llodey of John Giddiugs, of lr'.rehefont, Arms—-Argent, a chevron, gules, bctwr-en three boars’ lieuds, who dyed the 2151 deye of Scpr Anno Dori! 161-5. couped, sable : impaling, Long. 2.

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Hncred to the Mt':l'l|Ill'_Y of rieyinoiir Wrn||;_-;l1ton, Esq. Near this Plzico lycth the Body of Thomas Ernie, of .l'Ins1.eott., who l)¢-p||1'tod this life May til, I789, l Gout. ot' Wedhampton, Hon of Walter Ernie, Esq. oi Agcd 651. Conock, who dcpartcrl this life the 7th of July, Anno I /l'rms—-f\ l‘|.1cnl, it chevron, gules, between llll'9B b0B.l'B' h€ftdS, Dom. 1726, Agcd ‘Z9 years. eouped, sable. r Jrmr—Qnarterly, ﬁrst and fourth argent; second and lllirll

-_——u—-—. ..-__- harry of four, urgent nnd sable, in chiel'1J-tree ]'IlB.lDl'-I: or-or nll, on a bend, sable, three eagles displayed, or. Il||di:1'neutli are Deposited tho ltemuins of the Rev. i George Jarlncs, I.. L. B. 44 years resident Vicar of On Flat Stones in South Aisle. this l.'u.rish, nnd Pi-ebeiirlary nf the Cathedral Church of W'cll.~|, whom his tender affection, his cheerful In Memory of Edward, Mary, and Elizabeth, Son cordial disposition, and his henevolent heart, deser- and Daughters of lvilliam and Mary Pierce, of Wed- vedly oudcured to all. Oh. Dcc. 2nd, Anno Doﬁi hampton. 1765. 1772, Jlit. 77.

'1 In Memory of William Keetch, who died March the Mon. West End of S. Aisle. 7th, 1709, Aged 51 years. Nenr this Place lycth thc Tlmly of William Crook, Also Mary, Daughter of Wm. .8: Betty Kectch, dicd Scn. who died 17th May, 1770, Agcd 77 years. in 1757, Agcd 9 months. Also ot' Elizabeth Crook, Vvifc of the nbovc William And also in Memory of Betty K. wife of “Tm. Keetch, Crook, Son. who died the 7th of April, 1777, who Departed this life Oct. thc 16th, 1787, Agcd 83 yenrs. Aged 70 years. '|'0 the Mvnloty of Joseph Crook, who died 20th March, I731, Agcd 04 years. I Mr. Vincent Snook was huried 22 oi‘ August, 1603. Elizabeth, his Wife was huried Dtll of May, 172]. Monuments in S. Transept. Also Mr. Vincent Snooke, their Grandson, was buried Near this Place lieth interred the Body of James 25 of Sept. 1751. Long, of Wedhampton, in the Parish of Urchfont, Gentleman, who was of the Chiveral Branch of tho On a I-‘lat Stone in Nave. nncicut Family of the Longs, of Wiltshire, being the tireut tirnndson of Thomas Long, Jisq. llerctoforc of In Memory of Richard Amor, of Crookwood, who little (ihivernl, in the said County of Wilts. I10 Dc- died April ye 25, 1706, Agcd 54 years. pnrled this l.it'e the 21st day of October, ill thc year of Also Ann, Vl'ife of Richard Amor. She died Dcc. our l.0rd I760, Aged 74. ye 6, ‘I731, Aged B1 years. Arms—-Sable, a lion rampant between eight cross crosslcts arg. Near this lies Francis, Son of Richard and Ann Amor. Hc died July ye 26, 1712, Aged 25. --_Q..___ Nnnr this Place are deposited the Remains of Daniel Colnptull, Cont. who Departed this life Nov. 26th, .Hatchmcnt -in tlw Chancel. ‘I730, Aged 60. Quarterly, first and fourth gulca, a chevron engrailcd between three csloiles, argenl; second and third ermine, a lion rampant, Also of Juilith, “fife of Daniel Compton, Gent. sable, armed gulea. who departed this life June 4th, 1799, Aged 55.

i--ii Hatchmenl. Near this Place lycs Hannah, Daughter of Robert Quarterly, ﬁrst ruirl fourth gulea, a chevron cngralled between three eatoilea, urgent ; second and third ermine, a lion rampant, and Joyco Noyes. She dicd Feb. 19th, 17599 Aged 24 years. sable, armed gules. _0n an ucutcheon, argenl, a sinister hand, gules. lmpoling argent, a bond cottized sable, in chief a cross My lifo was nothing clsc but pain, orolslet, sable. Wliilo hcrc on earth I did remain ; liq; 'l'ln.-rof'ore, deer friends, don't grieve for mo, liut trust in Christ, who set me free. The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, North and South Aisles, and North and South Trnnsepts. The Also Mary, their Daughter, died I2 August, 1763, nave is supported on each side hy three pointed arches. Agcd Ll? years.

i--ii-1 In two windows on the north side of the chancel, and also in one on the south side, is some painted ginss. Sacred to the Memory of John Compton, Gent. Youngest Son of thc late Daniel and Judith Compton. William Salmon, Esq. Lord of the Manor. llo departed this life Jan. the 19th, 1301, Aged 32. l 3 P 23 8

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llere Lyn.-th ye Body of tr‘-||.~+um.:|, y,. Will: of Ml. CHE R |.{ING'l‘U;\'. Willimli Hayward, aml llaiiglilt-r ol' M1". Hmniiel and .l'ilizahol.h Dyke, whu l)e|n1|'|e|l tllis Lil't.-. August y" 0.1 .\Im:u|nenls against the north W.1ll of Chancel. '2Utl1, A. D. 1723, Aged 1!) years. Il. S. 1%. (In Mnniunimt.-4 agaiitsl the Smith \'l";\l| of Nave. Isitaeiis \\'a11'|'iner, (le Conoek, in h-tie Poroelliai. Arfil ct 174.111, luqiiisec Comitatii Vieecoines. ln 5|“-. '|'l.e-- 'l'l|omu.s lliggs. Fir,-1|. was blirietl .l|:|1u ye Uth, 1708, 5lll'l't'(fll|)1ll.~i beatuu, ob. vi Jul : A. D. 17-:32, flrltatt. U-1. Antl also Muirtlln, his \l’il'|.-, was bllrietl Docnni. yo Etiuiu Liiflortlus “’a|'riner, ANTI. Obiit '3“ M.-|i_j, I787, 10th, And Martlm, their Duuglutur, was lluriml Dec. yli -'1, Both in 1693. 770 A'rm.---A lion r.-tmpunt : i1l|]‘l'tll‘l|‘lg‘ quarterly, first and fourth. . . St'(.'UIIl.l imtl third, two bars, ht chief three rountlels. Near this Plaee was lntc1'1'=-tl y|- Holly of ltiehurtl Amor,_jnn. who 1)epnr1ml lillin Life ye lfith nl'Mareh, Mr. John Wliilv, Vicar of Chiiton, was huried ye ttth 1767, Aged '23 years. tiny of l)ceelnho1', l(i7l. (‘an 1-‘hit Htmii-.9 in Nave. .ln Mimmry of tin: llewl-nntl Mr. John Pii.-rec, who South Wall. was 40 years Vicar of this Parish. lle died May Near this Place lyeth the Botly of Mr. William Hay- the ‘:22, l7l‘iH, Aged '7-I yulrs. ward, who died Dec. 9th, 1765, Aged 7-1 years. Also ol' Priseilu, his ll-'il'e. And of Se:-stuiiia, his l'l"ifo, who (lied A||;:;||s.t ‘2tl1.h, She tliotl July the lflth, 17551, A goal 77 year:-i. 172;}, Aged 1!’) years. Also of ilLiliZil.l)t:'Lll Lacey F‘-llortllose, who (lied July And of Sarah, his Seeoud Wii'0, who dierl July 23ml, the 19th, A. D. 177. Aged 155 yeurs.

1752, Aged 57 years. -1 Anal also the Body of Mr. Richard Holloway, who In Memory of Ann, \Vil'c of John Pierce, who died who died Feb. 7th, 1770, Agerl 45 years. March 19th, 1700, Aged 57 years. ..-‘ind of Elizabetli-Susanna, his W'idow, who was the Also in Memory of John Pierce, who died January Daugllter and only Chihl of the above Vvilliam Hay- 2nd, 1788, Aged 53 years. ward, and Siisaiiiin, his \\'il'c, who died Nov. 22, A faithful I-‘ricnd, a I-‘athcr Dear, 1794, Agcd 71 years. A tender Ilmalmntl lyeth llt'l'tP; A-ii-1 Tlle loss is ;_;|'nnI. its wt: .s||.~4tn.i|=, On Flat Stones in Chancel. In I-leave-n we hope to meet ugain. Hie sabtus conditarjnecnt Reliquiaz Venerabilis Viri, (inaltn1'i l7.1'nlc, .Ar|nigc|'i, nuper tle Conoeh, intra IIere Lies the Body of Richard Amor, who Departed paroehirtm tle Cllt-rington, 1-‘illi evlsissiini Domini this Life April the 2Htl1, 1750, A gt.-ll ‘J21 ymirs. Gnaltcri lirnle, Bttrolietti, de lcliillminpton pridem Also ol'IElizabetl1,his “'il'n, who llietl April Ulll, 1762, inenlar, qui Viceeolnitis ollieio fimctus est, lmjusee Agcd 44 yeurs. Cumi[;1|;||5 ml Afi l)ofi'1 1710, Mortalitatem et explevit Alklietion sore, eté‘. 27 die Feb. Anno I D"i .1720, Also of Jone, their Daughter, and Wife of Daniel Q ffitatis suze 67. Mathews, who died Sept. 23, 1761, Aged 2-1 years.

ia--1-1 II. S. 1. On Monmnmrt in N. Wall of N. Aisle. Spc cerlissima Resnrreetionis, Gnrtrutlis, Marita Near this Place lies ll1l.\'1'1'f:ll thn Body of Richard lsarlci VVarriner, Geii. Filia G ualteri E1-nle, Arih. Ycrbnry, (lent. who died April ye 4, 1740, Oh. :21 Deeembris, Ao° DoH1 1709, fl-Itat. 27. Aged B6 years. I-Itiam Ernh: 01. T-Itluartlus “'arriner, Geii Fil L Giff. l \Va|'1'i||e|', Arffi cl. Eliza. mt. H. Wall MS. Aisle. Ernlc ob. 16 l\'lai_j, Jhtat. 12 Ann. Edunrdiis ob. 4 Augusti, .11-Itot. 0 mcii. Neal‘ this Pluet: 1754. Lycth the Body ol' “r1'11- I\'l.‘tnni|1gs, I-Itiam Elizahetha, Marita Giff. Wa1'ri|1cr, filtliet. who alt.-[|:|1tt:rl yr-' Obiit 17 Nov. 1757, .Flfit:tt. 3|). Life yfi ‘lli l):1.y of Etiarn Gnalterus Gnlielmns W'arrincr, Geii. Fob. Anno Dom. Obiit '15 Nov. 1730, flfitat. 30. I721 Aged 37 years -'3 2

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Hui‘:-/mii'm‘.s' in. the (.7/trtnr:r'!. On u Flat Stone. t.)|1:|rti-rly, first and timrth gains, a fess elieelry, or and ermine, ln Memory ol' Vlllu. Hayward, who died Oct. 4th, ||el.w|'t-u two nntelupes, enurant, urgent; second and third arg. 1774, Aged 41 years. on :|. In-nll, sahlv, thrcc ca|_rles Lll.-‘i]llii}'L'Il, or; impaling or. All-conquering Death Lii'e’s union Breaks, Per ii-ss or aud argent, en u lion rampant, azure an eseutcheon W'hich sets our spirits free, of l-'.rnle : impuling, Long. And gives them rapid wings to fly l'|':r ii-as or and urgent, u lion rampant, sable: impuling Beyond Mortality. qiinrlerly, lirst and l'our1l: argr.-nt; second and third sable, two hairs, argi-ul, in t:hiel' three plates; over all, on 3 bent], sable, Also in Memory of Jenny Hayward, Relict of “Tm. three eagles dinpluyeil, or. 1-l ayward, who dicd 17th March, 1819, Aged 75 years. 'l‘he Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, North and South Aisles. The Nave is supported on each side by three pointed arches. In the Chancel window On a. Flat Stone in Nave. is some painted glass, g. az. and or. and part of two Underneath Lyeth the Body of Richard Hayward, figures in thc east window of south aisle. who died April ye 12, 1772, Aged 76 years. Register commenced 1585. Also of Ann, his VVife, who died April ye 9, 1768, The Rcv. S. Clarke, Vicar. Aged 60 years. The Mauor belongs to the Aims-house of Heytcsbury. Tho’ greedy worms destroy our skin, And gnaw our wasting flesh, Conoek House, the Seat of Henry Ernle Warrhtcr, ’Tis God shall raise our Souls again, Esq. I And Clothes them all afresh : "Tie God that lifts our comforts high, Or sinks them in the gravc ; MAI-LDEN. He gives, aud Blessed be Hie name, _ He takes but that he gave. On Monuments against North Well of Chancel. I Underneath lyeth ye Body of Mr. John Hayward, Register commenced 1685. who Departed this life the Bth Day of Jan, 1770, Aged 70 years. The Rev. Mr. Parsons, Vicar. 1 In Memory of Philip Hayward, late of Orcheston St. BEECHING STOKE. Mary, in this County, who died the 9th day of April, in thc year of our Lord, 1760, A gcd 54 years. l On Monuments against the south wall of Chancel, Near this place is Intered the Remains of Mrs. Jane Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Barbara Mayo, Hayward, who, in hcr long and tedious illness, was Widotv of the Rev. John Mayo, calm and resigned, and her death attended with it l Late Rector of this Parish, and Vicar of Wilcot, blessed prospect of future felicity, through the merits who died Feb. 11th, 1796, Aged 77 years. of her dear lteclcemer. She obtained her release from i this troublcsomc world May the 31, 1761, Aged 62 Also of yc ars. ' Mrs. Lucy Mayo, their Daughter, who died Feb. 4th, 1612, South “'u.ll. Aged 67 years. Sacred to the Memory of Mr. William Hayward, riiii .wh0 died Dec. 2nd, I606, Aged 31 years. Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Ann Saunders, In Memory of Mr. Wm. Hayward, late of Marden, Widow of Mr. Samuel Saunders, of Illninster, who deceased April the 21st, in the Year of who died Dec. 26, 1793, our Lord 1729, Aged 63 years. Aged B3 years. Each minute wears this life away, Also Labour for that time can’t decay. of Mr. James Mayo, Beneath also lieth lnterr’d the Body of Mary, his Son of the Rev. John Mayo, Wife, who Departed this Life Jan. the Oth, in the Late Rector of this Parish, Year of our Lord, 1734, Aged 67 years. And Vicar of Wilcot, And nlst) tho Body of Philip, their Son, who Died who died Nov. 15th, 1802, Nov. 26, A. D. 1703, Aged about 2 years. Aged 55 years. 240

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On l"lail S'lotn\s in flianerl. ; lnira ll('i]i|ir:sm|||| (iiiu-res M-.t|'l.li;t' 'l':1nno|', |"ilil!l! llere Lyeth yr Body of Matheiv Raynimid. Ron of H natu l\’laxi||1'.i2 Daniolis '|'an||er, AMT]: tle '|'i|'clil'oi|t, yﬂ said George Ila}-'mo|ul, who ilyetl Nov. 2, Agro W'ilto|iie|isi:s. Uh: Apl ; 27: An. Dom. 17119, A. D. 1690, Iljtatis 81. Jlﬁtat. 33.

§ Etiamqnc Janie, |ir'.'etlieta: Martliec So|"o|"i.~1. 011.211 Apri : Ann. Donn. 17!)-I, llitat. 21. Here Lyeth the Body of Mary, tlle \\"il'e of Mathew /lrrris-—."\s the |n'0t:edin|2_‘. Raymond, of this Parisli, Gent. who Dep:irtml this life Iiiigiist y" 0, Anno Domini 1683, Hitatis 65.

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Hate/¢:ztt'rz1. - Juxto reqnieseit, eertii spe resurreetimiis, Sahle,1hrec bars, argenl : iinpaling, P-|'.I pale, urgent, a chevron VValterus Grnbbc, Arm. engrailc-1|, guli.-s and sable, in chief, lat, a lorteaux, 211, u pellet. Vii‘ eximiis aniini imbutus, Conjugalis amoris iugcns exernplar, Uh Fiilein, Probitateni, l"rntlentiam, Aiiiiuitiani, oi. The liiw. Charles W a_\'o, Il.0i:to|'. Benevolentiani, notissiinus ; The Manor belongs to the Dean and Chapter oi Constans Filctoiiis impugiiatur acuiriiiiiu-1, \\’incl|ester. ob vei':i|||in Denim Pietatem spectabilis, (Ah l quid ilienm) , - _;_, __,__ Vii‘ prnleclo nude llllilllllll ilesitlel'nI.issimns. Ubi_]'t- sexto tlie >.it'|ilun|li|'i.s, POTTER N. § Donn. 171.’). A110 - I I l fl£tut.UU. fin ‘Moniimenls by the North ‘Wall of lilianrel. Prope etiam eonthintnr ossa. l)nm vitze Pi-obitas honosta liebeccze Grubbe, Mornm deamata Comitas, Conjngis sum clilectissinne, Flt Pietatt: nlinitnis i'neata_. E generosfl Breretonorum Familiil, in Agni llurnani generis sunt Delieias. Lineolniensi, oriundm. Sacra sit Memorize Qua: Obijt xxiv die Maij, Francescte, Uxoris deleetiesimir Anno § Dom. 171:]. T. Hunt Grubbe, Ari!- l flitat. 57. Quil: filiolll nnh filijsq, /frm.1—\'el't, on ll clievron, iirgieiil, liIIl:l' vrm-s cross]:-ls sulile-, Bimus spe optima, SUpOI'Sl.ll1llJllt'l, $iLlrCllill'jJ,'L'tl with an t.':it'.t|1.t'l|<'n|1, ar|.genl., two liars, sub]--, llt:l.Wt:t'l'\ Ad auras recessit superas three tlemi lions rampant, ur. Oct -. 1a, 1707, Annus nata 3U. In Meinory of Mrs. 'l‘linni:1zin Griibho, who ilied UcL Hoe lJem.- iueroriti i“lll'!I'l'l0:'i_\'ll0ll “illi, 1723, A gcd tie). Conjnx I]]€l!Sl.l:lSiI.l]llb'. I). D. D. Also of Mrs. 'l'hom:|zin .ll|-oolw, who died April '25. l7-l*l, ..-\ gm] -"I7. .4rms-Vert, on :1 chevron, urgent, three cross-erosslcis, gules, between three dciui-lions, rampant, or : impnling, t-|'m'me, three And of Mrs. iWi.ll'g:1.Tl=.i; Grubbe, who died Dec. 'l(ltl'i, erescents, gules. 17-19, A get] U3.

bi..-___i Juxta Reeondita sunt Ossa Rieardi Rooke, Gen: qni Animani lililavit tricessinio priino (lie Deceinbris, Aguinhl 3.1-1. l'ilh-tr of the "I'nw|:r. Anno Dom : 1723, Hit. $8. Underneath this Iiiseriptiuii are lllt: lternain:-i of Mr. Rieliartl Bowninn, late Vicar of this Chureh, and only Hie etiam Jaeet R. R. hujusee R : et Marianna: Son oi‘ Francis Bowman, lrisq. Gentleman Usher to Tlool-re, Fil: ob : Nov. B, 1736, ]Et. 24. King Charles _\'c 2d. Obi_jt 12 die Jannarij, wt in.-Juri |. Reliqnim litiam Marinnnze Rooke, qua: Ob : (lie Mar: flitat. sun? 52. 15, 1765, Hit. 72. Non Male Note. And Likewise 'l'|iosi=- of his \Vil'i.', Mrs. Susanna liowman. Ohijt (l die Aprilis, Ann. Dum. 17H, Hitat. sua: 74. H. R. E. They had 5 bone, and ‘Z Daughters, the only surviving Daniel Tanner, de Bedwin Magna natus. one (Mr. Riehartl Bowman) hath, as a sineere testi- Ob. LU Feb : Ann : Dom. 1003, EL 77. mony of his great respect, Dedicated this Mon ument Arma—-Argent, three Moors’ heads, in proﬁle, proper. to their Memories. 241

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N-:ar this l'l-nee, in hopes of a blessed Resurrection, South Wall. lyeth the Body of Capt. John (iais|1l'orrl, of Worton, To the Memory of William L0l1g, Sell. Gent. who tlitrtl dilly 31, 172-1, Aged 56 years. and Bathshebn, his Wife. lle . i §Oet. 31, 17oe.{ {H11 /ind lhnl. ol' his \Vil'e Mrs. Ann Gaishford, Daughter sm} ‘1'°‘l 1 May 14, l 1696, A9“ so 3 Yew‘ of Mr. “lttllilfti, and Mrs. Susanna Bowinnn. Mr. llicliard (inishford, and Mrs. Anne Rendal, their Also to the Memory of Wm. Long, Jun. Gent. & of Sarah, Ann, & Bathsheha, Son and Di-iilgliter. llis Daughters, by Elizabeth, bis Wil'e. \'l"lu-.re also -‘ilirplieii, y,, Eldest Son of Mr. Stephen _I‘-Ie July 23, 1721 33 (;nis|il'ni-ii, of Westbury, in the County of “’ilts. and (irniulson to the late Captain Gaishford, is deposited. llt: dyed August. 24, 172-1-, at 3 years of Age. Bath. Jan. ti: 1719 3 weeks- Also Near this Place lyeth Hcutelmrents in the Chancel. l the ,\-;_,||-1;, rm 1| ITIIPVTIIH, urgent, three cross-erosslets, sable, he- Bodies nf Elizabeth, Wife of |\\ 1-on t.l||-no alt-mi lions rtttnpttnt, or : irnpnling aztiro, on a eht:v- Wni. Long, Jun. Gent. and mn, n|';.11'nt, tlirre Illlll rinds, snlile, in ('_hiel', on ti canton, or, 8 Also of Richard, their Son. lri-foil, saliltt. lmpnl. also for Ciruhlnt and Long. She Died March ye 2, 17.. Aged 7-1. .-_-2-I He died Nov. 22, 1753, Aged 4U. Ai-ins--t_:,-nlili:-.: in1|i:ilin;;", urgent, a chevron, gates, between Arins—Long: impaling, azure, a chevron, ermine, between llireo bue|ts' hoails, cal:-oshed, sable. three crosslets, ﬁtohy, or.

Monument in N. Trensept. To the Memory of Ilcnry Kent, Esq. who died 14th Near this Place lyeth the Body of John Parsons, Jan. 1759, Aged 77 years. who Departed this Life Decem. ye 2d, 1701, Christian Kent, Wife of the said Henry Kent, who Aged 01] years. died 4 Sept. 1763, Aged 74. Also in the same Grave with his Father, lyeth the Body of Thos. Parsons, who Departed this life the Joanna Kent, Daughter of the said Henry and Chris- 20 of Sept. 1700, in the 33 year of his Age. tian Kent, who died 13th Sept. 1743, Aged 23. And also in ye same Grave lyeth ye Remains of Sa- Christian, another Daughter of the said Henry and ruh, 'Wil'e oi‘ John Parsons, who departed this life Christiau, who died 4 Feb. 1774, Aged 50. July yo llth, '.l7tl'2, Aged 70 years. And nf Henry Kent, D.D. late of Vl'histley House, Now here together we do rost, in this Parish, who died 27 Dec. 1799, Aged 81, In hopes to raise again, /itwhose special direction this Monnm cnt was lirected. Hoping we shall happy be, After a long Life, passed in literary Pursuits, his End With Christ for to remain. was accompanied with Acts of Benevolence, of which his Relations and F|'icnds were the Partnkers; Nor Mon. against N. Wall over the N. entrance. were the Poor omitted in his Bequests: as thc divers To the Memory of Mr. Charles Wray, formerly of‘ Sums given by bis last Will to the Hospitals of Sa- I-‘lcet Street, London, but late of Bath, who died rum and Bath, the Society for the Benefit of Clergy- 27 of Jan. 1701, Aged 72 years, Son of the Rev. Wm men’s \Vidows and Orphans in this Diocese, the Wrny, M. A. many years Rector of Broad Chalk, Needy in this and Neighbouring Parishes, besides hitoorplhovest, and Todber, Grandson of Thomas other Charitable Donations, form Testimony. Tlyng, some years Major of the “’iltshire Militia, and He left, also, to Merton College, in Oxford, of which G rent Grandson of the Rev. Robert Byng, D. D. for- he was formerly Fellow, all his valuable and extensive merly Reetor of Allennings, in this Cnunty, of which Library, together with an handsome Sum for its he was deprived by his adherence to King Charles 25. Augmentation. died before his Restoration, and was buried in St. John’s Mm Frances Ferris, and Ml'B- Mary Norris, the Church, Devizes. Administratrixes to his Will, have directed this In- Near the same Place lie the Remains of scription to he engraved, as a Mark of their Gratitude Thomas and Ann Byng, and Esteem for the Deceased. his Grandfather and Grandmother, ArIM—AII1l'B, I lion peasant guardant, or, in chief ermine. Charles and Edward Byng, his Uncles, Elizabeth Wray. his Mother, and Elizabeth Wray, his Sister. On brass plates within the rails. Erected in grateful! Remembrance by his Nephew, Heare Lyeth yfl Body of William Rook, Gent. who Robt. Bateman Wray. Departed this life ye 23 day ofJune, Anno Dofi Jrmi--Azure, on a chief, or, three mttrtlets, gules. 1701, A ged *3 years. 3 Q .1 2 2

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Here also lyeth the Body of Ilesler, his late Deecusecl l7|nle|'neatl| are lntt-1'l'ud the llr:n1riins of Fralices, ‘Vile, who ])(.‘llﬂ.FlCl'1 this life 3'" 7 day of (Jet. Ann. “lilo of Thonias 1l||nt Grubho, list]. 0|‘ liastwoll, in Doiﬁ 1737, Aged 76 yeaits. this Parish, who died October ll}, 1767, Age1l'J0 yt-urs.

Sacred to the Memory of Eliznln-tll Puln|e|', “'il'e of Also two or their $011:-1, who died in their lnfzmcy. John l’almo|', who died Uri. 2-J, lll00, Also o|' '|‘homas H nnt Grnhbv, I-Isq. who died August Aged 54 yenrs. iznli, 1772, A51.-d ‘.19. Also of James Rooke, who (lied Hay ti, 1813, Aged G5 yenrs. (In l-‘lat Stones in Nlu e. And also of James Palmer, who died April '7, 1815, Hero Lyeth the Body ol' Vl"illia|n Pitt, Gent. who A ged 54 years. Departed this lil'e the 12 Day of A pril, 1761,

-G-_-_— Aged 75 yr.-airs. Here lieth lnterred the Body of Mrs. Eliziiliotli George Pitt died Fob. the 7, 1782, Aged '70 years. lloohe, the U . . . Daughter of Mr. '.lliehn|'d Rooke. This Darnsell Departed in the I-‘aith of Christ the 13 In Tllenrory ol' R-lttllﬂftl Pitt, who Departetl this Lilo of April, Ann. Dom. H385, .tEtatis sn-as 21. the ltllh Day ol'January, 176-‘K She was her Fatber's joy, her Virgin . . . . . Also in Memory of Hubert Pitt, who departed this is nowe asleep amonge the blessed dead lite the ‘27th day ol'Mu1-ell, 17t|-4, A god 79 yenrs. Sliees gone before, hir Father follow after to rest with her is welbeloved daugli . . . Her lilo was innocent nnd vr-rliions, til . lliitleriientli this -“itono are l)o|iosilo|l the mortnl lle- with grc-iuous paines ut last él: Sou. . . . inuins of l*'.dwnrd Mary, Gent. who l)¢-parted this Lilo “’llun Christ her lord appears sheel rise agtiiii _ on the 1'lth day of Jm||in|'y, 1770, A god ll-'3 ycairs. To life that‘s fnll of Joy, and free from . .. . Also Mary, \\'il'e 0|" the above .l'ldwnrtl May, Ge-lit. Here lieth the Body of Elizabeth, Wile of Mr. John who Departs.-d this Life on the 9th Day ol' Septeniber, Gray, ol' Stratton, and Dnnp;hter of William Rook, 177.5, Aged . . years. Gent. and of Hester, his 11 il'e. F.'~liu Depaited this Also Mary, their Daughter, who died May the Ist, Life the 7th oi‘ July, 1717, Aged 23 years. 1769, Aged 2 years.

ITl1dCfl'lOLI.lLll this $tone, in :1 Vault, are tleliositod the M. S. h'lo|'t.al lleninins of \l'illi:|m ])l'(l\\'l,l.l., (hint. late ol' Anna, Giffordi Yerbury Uxoris, de Conoek, in paro- the Parish of Goluriie, (in this (Tunnty) who 1)(.*llf|.l'l.Utl ehia de Cherington, Generosi. Obiit inagno (sno et nimiurn fatnli) Climneterico, Calend. Jaiiuerij, Annq, this Lilo the 10 day ol' Nov. ltllti, Aged 52 years. post porturn Salutem, 1687. .r\lsO In the some Vniilt. nro depnsiletl the mortal Remains And also lit-re lieth the Body of Philip Smith, Seniour, of l'hili|i Mny, (it-lit. (of l\lnl'ston, in this l".u'ish,) (ii.-nt. who Departed this life the U Dny of March, who departed this I.il'o on the 5th day of Feb. lUl-‘Ia, Anno Domini 1715, Aged H9 years. A god 51 years. _-ind also the Body of Jane, his \l'i|‘e, who Departed this life the -)l.l1 day of May, Anno Dom. 1721, A ged 67 years, H. S. E. John 1-"lower, Esq. of West Grimsteed, Son of John -iii-__ Flower, Gent. of Worton, Dyed June the 24, 1723, On a Brass Plate. Aged 72]. Here Lyeth the Body of Hugh Rook, Gentleman, George Flower, Esq. Uh. June ihl, A. D. 1746, who departed this life the 25 day of Oet. 1121., 63. Anno Domini 1686. Joseph Spearing, Gent. Ob. April 10, 1774, RI-".t. 64. ‘ Jenevera, his “'il'e, Ob. April 16th 1775, flit. 5'3. Here Lyeth ye Body of Tliomas Grubbe, who de- Also George, their Son, died in his infancy. parted this life the 25 Day of Octotier, in the year Arms--A unicorn passant, in chief three Fleur-do-li.B. 1791, Aged U8 years.. Johannes Merewother, de W'orton, in hac Parochia, Bram Plate. Generosi, hie eonduntur Exuviw. Depositnni Susanna Grubbe, Filia Thomre Grubbe, Pthsi snae (eheu) Pl'0Su1:i'.r' nimiurn Fatali Arinigeri, et Thomazin, Ux. e_jus. Obiit Vieesimo Przmnaturu rnorit oeenbuit Septimo Die Septembris, Anno Doﬁi 1684. Cal. Martii An” Domi. 168B, Zlitat. suzr: 34. 243

In r-.3 l§'ilr.<.--\\-‘EST L.-\V1N(i'I'O.\l. 2-I3 .\,;=nn.~n ri. W. p|llHl' oi‘ the Tower. i Interest of Ooe Hundred Pounds to be laid out in The lrr|ralril.:uiI..-1 of t.|rr.- Parrish ul' Potterne, in grateful B|"3"‘lr and Given 11° the P907 Oi. the same Tllthlng (Yourrnrrrrrorrrtinrr of their Pious Berrefactors, 01' 11,0710", YP?l1'lY| lb!‘ EV‘-if $et up this Tablet in their Church the 31 May, H eury Ken_ t, D_ D_ of“;h-is1|ey House,_ ' -Ill Hus- P.ans- |r, | 731 . who Died 27 Deeern. 1799, Gave by “Fill to the David $curlock, Vicar. Vicar and Churchwardcns of Potterne two I-Inn- Henry Kcnt, , W-"L “cad, g Lh.-wardens. dred Pounds, to be by them placed out at Interest. such Interest to be applied hy them in the purchase '|‘ln.- Sum of Sixty Pounds we-9 Given by several of Cloth for outer Garments, for the use of such rrnlcnown hnrrrls, about the year 1670, the interest of Five of the Oldest and Poorest Men, and of such it to lm applied to thc use of thc Poor of Potterne I-'ive of the Oldest and Poorest Women of the said for trV('l'. Par-islr of Pottern, who should not actually reside ll/altcr Grubhc, Esq. of this Parish, Hequeathed by in any Work-‘House, Poor-House, or Aims-Ilouse his last “’ill and Testament, in the Month of $ept. within the said Parish.

I7l5, the Interest of Ten Pounds to the Poor of P 1’ottcrnc lor cvor. l The1 Church consists of Chancel, 1\avc,f 1\01'll'l‘I and M1'9- Thomazin Grubhc, Likewise of this Parish, Bo- South Transepts. queatlred by her lust Will and Testament, the Sum of l"il'tyl'onnrls, to buy a Carpet for the Communion Table, and n Pulpit Cloth, both of Crimson Velvet; i “'1-EST‘ LAVI NGTO N. and also the Interest of another and further Sum of I-‘ifty Pounds to thc Poor of Potterne, for Ever. On Monuments by the South Wall of Chancel. Mr.Thomae Flower, a Native of this Parish, Be- queathed, by his last Will and Testament, in the In Memoriam year 1723, the Sum of Five Hundred Pounds, Viz. Margarita, qua: nupta. Gulielmo Hunt, Three Hundred Pounds, part thereof to provide Armigero, dc Lavington Episcopi, tcrtio Iduum Plate for the Communion Service, and to Erect an _ Augusti, Anno Doﬁi Moccxxrx. Organ in the Church, and the Interest of the Re- Morte ohijt repentina quarto Icluum Septembris, maining two Hundred Pounds for the Perpetual Anno Doria Mnccxxxr, ejusq, Ilitatis 84. Maintenance of an Organist in the Parish of Pot- Matrona hzrrccc pcrdigna, ita animum terne. instituit, ut decorum sinceraa Pietatis exemplum, Virtutis, Charitatis, & Conjugalis in Vcrurn, William Grubbc, Esq. of the Parish of Laurence aﬂectus, fui vicissim quanr amantissimum,juJrta Jewry, London, In his life time, Ceiled the Church, exhihuerit, ac prninde morum venustate, ita Erccted a Beautiful New Altar Piece in the Chan- enituit, ut in Superiores Loco et Dignitate ccl, and set up the King's Arms, handeomely Carved Obscqrrium ct Rcvercntiam in Equales eummam and Gilded, at his own proper Cost and Charge; Benignitatem ct Candorem in Inferiorcs, And also bequeathed by his last Will and Testa- deniq. cujuscunq. sortie Misericordiara et ment, in the month of August, ‘I729, the Interest of Urhanitatem usq. pratbuerit. One Hundred Pounds to the Poor of this Parish 1-lisce Virtutihus insignita in propinquo for cver. jacet inhumata sub lapide sepulchrali, plurimum llohcrt Pitt, Gent. of this Parieh, Bequeathed by quidem lugenda, non solum marito, last \Vill and Testament, in March, 1784, tbe admodum luctuoso verum etiam omnibus Irrtereet of Five llundred Pounde to the Poor for quorum consuetudine uti contigit. Ever. Qui legis hare operm pretium erit, tam illustre pietatis exemplum mmulari; Against north-west Pillar of the Tower. cum Vita hmc sit adeo caduca et incerta, The Inhabitants of the Parish of Potterne, in grateful Mors auteur Omnibus inevitabilis, Commemoration of their Pious Benefactors, Ne quosquam leteat qua stirpe exemplar, Set up this Tablet in their Church, the Bth of hoc spectahile esset oriundum. Flay, 1B12. En I perquam erat amahilis Filia Thomaz George Edmon\qstone, Vicar. Smith, de Shaw, Armigeri, John Tanner, Esq. ‘g Ch d Suscepta, ex Elizehetha, dilccta sua uxore, James White, "Wu ens‘ utrisq. Vita defunctis, qui dum viverent John Shorter, Gent. of the Tything of Worton, Died _ prrcluxerunt Vita cunctis imitanda, et sepulti 22 April, 1.797, and by his last ‘Will Gave the y‘ jaceut in Ecclesia parochialide Melksham, 34-4

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ubi nilitlllm i‘i|oninir.‘||t.|n|I in |'i:.|n| orn'ni;| l 3-l|'.~_=. .\l:||';_:;arila llnnt died the l0Ih 1|‘-l._Y ol'."1+-pt. in yt! £‘lt;‘l'l]0l'lkI.lll lirectnm 1-xtait. your uliunr Lortl, l73l, and in the I} I. _yt-ur ol' her Age. Hoc Monimontum, ut gratnin nnimnm She was an exeniplnry l.‘n1.t.r-rn of ltoliginn, Virtue, exylc-ret, posituin est. in-]|t'~|i.~.~"is .1l»l:'.ril.i, U|1t1ril.}', and Uolijiigzil Alli.'i.'l.io|i; niul as to hi.-r lie- Anno .'\'nlnl.is 1-lilniniiiu 17:32.. llil.Vit)lll' she was |t.t.-i|1:irknh|e-, _lntrt-nling her siipui-ioi's .4rnis—Q1mrterl3', lirst ainl l'onrtli azuri-, nn n hi-.nil, ur, two l with yfl gi'v..'tt.vst. Respect, llUl' l'It|u'.tls will (.'u|irl.o~._y, unti-r l)ul|;_'_'t'l.-I of the sniiie bnlwi-t'i| llli't't.' li-iipni-tls‘ htnuls na- E0011-llitl.l|Tflt\'T ..-\ll'nhi|ity, Etllll hr.-r I111-aiiivst lnl't.-rior.'s lltI.'\'ill‘7l, gull-s; Ht't'.tlIItl nrul lllll'tl vi.-r1, on a i-hi-rron, urgent, will yo lll.lllt)l-ll. Coiiipnssion nnd ("it"ilil.y: l'or tlioso tl|rer- tTfU5.‘.i-tT.U:i:-ill‘-l:'i., HH.lJlI:', butit-‘eel! thri-i: i|i:n|i-lions HI.|ll]_Ji-l.ltl.i l'C'iIl virtues, fllltl '|'r>rsonnl qiiaililicidiulis, she lies iin||alin;;. g|ilt'.~.=, on a cltei ron, fl.1";_=;t'lll, lilfiftf li-o;in.ril:i‘ lu::uLs ca- under this Stout: inturrml, much lnrnt.-nt.otl, not unly hy l.I¢J5lit!ll, sable, bet1n'E't':|| lhrirti r'itit|1tt!fi1ils of lho seculirl. her mournlull llusband, ‘llilllnin llunt. of this 'l'arisli, - Esq. but by all that knew her. In Menioriam Reader, endeavour to follow lll.‘l' l'iu|1s Exam|ilo; Thmuze Hunt, do Lavington I-Ipisoolii, A-r||ii;_;'t=|"i, this life at best is most u|1e.r;rl.:iin, but llonth is snro. Neciioii Mzirizv, diloet.issi1n:t: t?t>|l_j|1;__"i.s, '|'his mnoh-lninentml (Ientlewoninn was mnrryetl to Qnurnnl nll.u|'i11l1'r n.lin.~:|||1|||11 |ilnrin|ns lior nllliututl Husband, y" ‘I 1th Day of Aiigiist, in ye t.-t eximios Anirni, (lotus qliibiis innotnit, ‘l your ofour Lord l7‘2£l, nnd Diet] a. Smhloli tluuth the ad sublevandas Miserorum 0fllFl.II1ll.:ll.t'S, 10th Dny of September, 1731. prie Cmtoris summopere se eonstulit. Alte-ra in hoc unum poni: ineubuit, nt ossot virtntnni qiinrtniiciiinl. t|ll'.t'. Vituin llere lye the Remains of .*\ni1n-Tllniiii nntl Vl’nller- ("hristi:innin iiiaxinie eitornnt'ir, tnni cnltrix, l (I1'ul.)lJU llunt, inl'zu|l. Uliililroii ol' Williattll and Ann tuni I-Lu-:ii|il:ir vero spcettibile. .lInnt., ol' I.:winntnn 1-Ipi. l'u.~rq. in eotlezn .'5L'|JlllClll‘0 ou||tlunt|n' in Aiiiin-Mu|'iit Dieil the '2;Iril ilny ul'1\1;\r¢,-h, 1737, hec Sc‘-.o|'o.rio Aged 'l-I weeks. |'l!lI\-‘lit! otinni Gratin‘. llnnt, Mutiis \'l-"alter rlierl the 20th day of (let. ‘I710, Aged fl months. printlicti Thomm, una. enm Thonin Ilnnt, Also the Remains of William Hunt, Esq. who, toge- cjustlem Thoinm l-'ilio inl'nnLnln, \ ther with his beloved first Vl"if'o Margaret, is Interred in eodom Snernrio separatini eoin.|nii.-suuiit. in the some grave, in hope ofa blessed Resurrection. in Slittlll Buutu: Resuseitutionis. l-.le dieil the 10th day of May, 1763, Aged 50 yenrs.

Monimentnm hoe pio, studio, et inipensis, l ._|—_ Filii Gulielmi II unt, Arniigeri, In Memory ol"I"|irnnns IlnnI., t).r|4t1Vlll|J;l.tJﬂ Tlpiseopi, Susanna, Sorore, till itlem eonserente, Esq. nntl also his bolovotl \\ illi, l.mt|i inI.t'rrntI in tho Erectum est, Anno Dom. runccxxxii. same Grave. He tlietl the llith tiny of May, 1726, Ossa etiam eotlemq. Sacrario A|11|'.i.'. Mario: Aged I50 yenrs. l-'ilim inf'nntnlu.-. G-iiliulnii ct Anno: She elietl the 21 Day ul' Jnly. 'l72tl. Aged 65 years. Ilnnt, tie Lavington 1-I|ii.~'t:o|ii, s:-lnilli snnl.

} Ltiuiiiq.1 Rcliquiu: Gualtori (1I‘Ill)lJt‘!|, l Hunt, l"ilii lnl'nnl.uli qjtlstlelii (iuiielnii rat. Brass Plates in the l-'lo0r ol' the ('lism~.r:l. Annm llunt, in €!0tlF!]Tl haerario requii.-soiiiit. llere lyeth the Botly of 'l'ho1ntts “-'l|ite, Gent. lute of Rcliqlllit‘ Deniq. Gulielini llunt, tle this 1"nrisl1, who du]mrt.ed this life the 2r] day of De- celnher, 'lti7-'3, And in the 46th ycnr of his Age. Lavinlrtonn E iseol)i, Armiireri,1: ootlom Sncrnrio eoclemtl. se|_inltthro, nnﬁ Cum Margarita, Arms-—-A fess l)etwer:n threw‘. |;:|rlIB. Charissinin Priinn stm Uxoro, in s lno he-at-.1-. Resuseitationis, re: uiusennt. l Hr.-re |.yoth the Body of John ‘White, Gent. lute of Arms-A zure, on ll benil or, three leopard:-a‘ heads eahoslied, this Parish, who l)e|mrted this life the 25th day of gules, bclween two water-lioilgolél, or: illlpaling vorl, on a rliuv- rou, arirent, three cross-crosslels, sable. ln=.twt-.t-ii Ihree ilcmi-lions November, ‘ltitlti, and in the 25 year of his Age. rampant, or. Arms-—As before.

On Flat Stones in Chancel. Mr. Norreys Strr.-ct, Surgeon, died April 3rtl, 1760, Herc lyeth the Botly of Grace, the “'if'e- of ‘Wm. Aged 33. I-Iunt, Gent. who was buried Oct. ye 'l-5, 1670. Mrs. Anne Street, \Vitlow, died Dec. 31, 1762,

is Aged 53.

Here lyeth the Body of the Rev. Robt. Burnett, -isin. LL. B. late Vicar of this Parish, who tlietl Nov. ye Here lyeth the Body of Bartholomew Shorthose, Vicar, 95. 1769, in the 63 year of Ilis Age. who deeeused the 27th of Jan. An" 1664. 245

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Un lirns.-i plnle.-1 against the S. side of a low altar-lolnh of free- Griev'd at the tear on Misery's cheek, l:Ilm1l', N. siilv of the Nave. In sympathy devoutly meek, Di.-posilmii Joliaiiiiis Marten, nuper Viearii hu_jus \Vhieh ne’er the timid sufferer taslt:’d lieelvsiiv, qui Uhijt. Sept. 16, Anno DorTi 1718, ethic By coldly Waiting to be ask’d, reqiiivseit, in spem beatte Resurretztionis. In silence the Relief was given, llit: iiniicnin cunjuge jaeet Maria, Uxor Johannis And chronicled alone in Heav'n, Whose watchful Angels set apart Marto|1,l1i|_|'us Hcclcsia: nuper Pastoris; Piam elliavit nnimaun l)io Muij '26, Anno §Dom. I722, The hallow'd lnecnse of the Heart. I ﬂitatis 72. To perpetuate the Memorial of an unbroken Fricndsbip of Forty years duration, Against South aide of the Nave. This Tablet is erected To thc Memory ofJane, by hcr nffeetionate and grateful Relative, 211 Wife of the Rev. J. Williams. Thomas Smith. She died August 26, 1700, iii Aged 24 years. Ah. Janal Uxorern optima, East Wall N. Transept. M nliurunt aiuuiltissima, In Memory of Sarah Amor, (Daughter of John Amor, Vale! late of Patney, in the Couuty of “'ilta. Gent. deceased, by Mary, his Wife, also Deceased) who dicd the 18th July, 1753, Aged 29 years. On a Flat Stone in Nave. Jane, (Wife of \Vm. Arnor, of Littleton Pannell within lliirlerpenth urc‘lalid the llclmains of Jape} 2d yore of ‘ this Parish’ Gem!) who died the 20th 3772, tho‘ tt:v.IJ. \ 1 hams, with her two ..n ant .. ons. X Aged 60 Yours. She died August 20, 1790, Aged 24 years.. *1‘ Ab N awn A hD'dh ln the same Vault is deposited Elizabeth, Wife of he We I_.l::.e1777::€;d 6120;;02.0 la ll 0 28 William Sainshury, Surgeon. She died Dee. 7th 1701’ A ed 30. ' l Robert Amer, Gent. (Nephew of the Above Named E M.-.. John Sainsbury, Sen. who died April 1eui,11oa, l Wm. Amor) whoAgeddied,2 Yeamthe 12 May, 1781 ’ Aged ac. l . . And of William Amer, Gent. (another Nephew of the lhltlt) Jillllt, Rilfllllt Of l.l.lU tl.lJl.l\'B JUIIII SlLlII3lIIllI'Y¢ .\ Above Named Amor) who the B Jun. Shc dicd Au5rust 10th ' 1008' Aged.77. , 1783, Aged 20 years.

ii On a Brass Plate. Brass Plate in the Floor of N. Tranaept. In certain hope and expectation of a Blessed Resur- Ileltlitill, llosteth here the Body of Christopher Mere- Here lyeth the Body of Wt'llll!f, who Departed this Life the ninth day of Feb. , Peter Anderton, Gent. in thc year of our Lord One Thousand Six Hundred late of this Parish, who nml Sixty. departed this life April the 23,

Monumentsin N. Tranaepl. 'l'o the Monmry of John Smith, Gent. who died April {£3.“.‘.'.i-.°.°°' tlth, 1780, Aged 71 years. Flatstonel. Also Allen, his Wife, Died 30th Sept. 1303, William Smith, of Fidington, in the Parish of West A oil B0 v s E Y‘ M ' . Lavington. He died Sept. the . . . 17 . . Aged 45 year. Near this Spot And of John Smith, his Son, who died April the 9, are deposited the ltemains of 1756, Aged 71. Miss Sarah Hewett, late of Windsor, in the County of Berks. who Departed this life at Clifton, Here Lyeth ye Body of _Mary, Wife of Thomas January the 0th, 1821, Aged 50 years. Newman, who died the 1_B Day of Jan. 1773, The gentle Heart, entolnbed beneath, Aged 60 years. I-I'er it was ehill’d hy Icy Death, I I low’il with the warmth to-Virtue dear, In Memory of Mary, Wife of William Smith, who Wns open, generous, and sincere, R died JUIIQ yﬂ Bth, 1756, Aged '70 years, 3 246

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Un al .\lo||. 5. Walr ul'h'. ('l|-'l.(l|'r'l hnjus S1'l‘cnli reliquit, nt llL'lll|J(ll'l' Bmivauli are Delmsiteil the ltcniairn-| of 'l'ho1u.|.s In m(!5Si.~a. lieckct, l'i-r|. Lincal Dl:SCﬂl)tl;illt li'o|n the Ancient [los eincros niveos Christo niannlunte |'cnonrl-ai I-'a1uil_v ol' the Buckets, of Little-tun Pannell, in the I-lorrea messorea in sun grana tua, (lollllty ul' \'l'ilLq. and also of Pllillippa, his \'l"il'e, Aniruurn expiravit Y0|.|n;_>cst Daugliter ot'Gcorge Tanner, Esq. of Pen- Annn Domini I072. loigh, in the same County. She died ll} Deeelaber, — -Q . I79]. lle died ‘lat of lieb. 1792. Vl'il‘ln.»" Yorke lllc sitns est. .{rms—()r, as chm ron bchvcerr Ilm-1: lions’ bead», eraser]. A’rm.r-—A isallirc. in chic!‘ a l!rl?H(!L‘ll|. nml label, over nll, on an ---in-_---_n r-.sr:nlelu.-nn, a cross paltbn. On I-‘lat Stones in Chancel. Anna Yorke hie site est. lle|'1'.- lyeth the Body of ‘Williarn Beckett, Gent. Ar-m.r—.-\ salliru, in ::Irir-l' a cresccni: r'rn|'ralin|-g 0. fess ermine, who departed |.hi=-= life thc 9th clay of l-'cb. 1677. betwecrr three llnrsr!.~| pussanl. Aged ll years II months.

I Herr: lyeth the Body of Francis Mcrivveathcr, Gent. llere lyeth the Bully of Margaret Beckett, “life of who dyed the 22 day of March, 1660.

William Beckett, of Littleton Pannell, in this Parish, i_-.--1-. —u—— Gent. She was one of the Daughters ofJohn 'l‘rowe, On ll lirms l'l€\I|\.. of the Cit)‘ of (ixfurd, Gent. and llyecl the 3n] day of llc-arc Lyeth ye Body of Mrs. l\'atharim- l‘onlgrninn, Juno, 1738, .-\;;erl l!!ye.'11's, leaving two Suns, Thn.~=. Wile nl' Roger Ponlgrnine, Gr.-nt. who delrarterl this & William. life the 1ﬂdayoFJuly, Anno Doﬁi 1712, :\lsU here lie the li0llIB.ll'l5 oi’ William Beckett, of Aged as years. Liltleton Punnell, aforesahl, Gent. who, together with his beloved Wile Margaret, is [nterretl in the same (irave, who dicul Nov. 5'8 17th, 1754, Agcd 59. llere Lyeth the Body of Praxcy Meriwcathcr, who died the 16th Day of July, I677.

Sub hoe marmore jaect. Sepnltus Johaaaes Harvest, filius ct hares .\In|l. W051 Earl of .\'avl!. Jnhannis H arrest, de Potterne, In Memory of the Rev. I\ll'.Julm llrrulinnnn, Minister in Colnitatu Wilmri. Generos. of this Parish, who tllml ;\"lurel| 3;" ‘lrl, A. I). l7li!I. qui dum vixit pietate in Deum. honore in Regcm, obsequio in parcntes, Mon. N. side ol' 5. Aisle. Chnritute in omnes, aliisq. virtutibus Huic Juxtn site sunt corpora lnmlamlis cum."-rosjuvenis snpernvit, .-innaz Yorke, relietze \‘l’il‘li Yorke, ct a Christo rlivinitn.-"r inutinctus. nuper dc Bassctts Dnwne, predij.-s tcrrcnis postlrabitis imo et generosi, filia: Sinionis Stampe, fastiditis lmcmia celurtia praaoptavit, Armigeri, qna: quirlem Anna peperit qnibus. nt matnrnis frueretilr, e eidem ‘Wifio quatnor filios, Viz. vita. migravit Dec. 3" Anno 1['.t.at. Willuru, Erlwurdum, Carolum, ct Carolum, 22 incnnte, Anno Domini 1671. toticlemq. filius, Viz. Fmliaustis ocnlis omnc extcmlatur in zevum, Annam, Janam, Mariam, ct Susnnnanr, l't Luctus Lachrymas Marmara mcesta dabuerit. ct cum viro sno fclieem prolongavit vitam per annos 5| cl nmlrlius, ac tmulcm, uttatis 7!! annorum, in On I-‘lat Stones in S. Aisle. gloriani cw-lcstis regni translata Hie situs est illibatns cinis est sexto (lie Seplembris, Au“ Sara: Harvest, filliC natu Dni 106]. ininoris Johannes Harvest, do Potterne, in Comitatu i \Vilto'fi Gencrosi, qua: \l’iHi Yorke, gcncrosi, lilij cum annis viginti-tribus virginezl nnigcniti ‘Willi Yorke, Armignri, rrgerit vitam, et_]am mature viro et Filizabethu: Uxnris, ejna filim, nulli nisi Christo sun nponso, et Culmrcdis VVilli Bower, nnp. nnp.-it 1.-t in thalamum ejus erelcstem, dc Lavington Epi. Armigeri : aecepta theenm hanc corporcarn Juvenis admodum serena: hie re(:0ndita|n ml consummationcm indolis ac PI’iDt€'l' mquai vos suoa 24-7

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lnnllnln literati qui in |ll‘llllZJ. in Conjugem alfectu nraximo et revcrcntia, jnventntr: suu. nonduln dnudeeenr in suavissimos liberos, unnornln, dllodeeimo die Augnsti, Etopth. ineredibili, Anno l)o|n. 1659, ex hae luce in omnes singulari comitate, et candorc praedita; migravit. Constantia: simul et modestize llnne tantns supcris ostendunt fats neevstra Exemplar unicum ; virtutum omnium archivum, esse srnunt et zerarivrn ; cui nobile genus conjugium ltesurgcmus. progenies, et reliqua Arms-— . . . . A saltirc . . . . crescent, gulcs; impaling, a fess» Fortunre hona inter ultima numeranda, ermine, between three horses passlml. nono Julij, An" }Era=: Christiana! 1636, 2d- . . . a snltire . . . charged with an escutehcon, surcbarged Hfitatis suo (her nimis contractre!) 31, with a cross-patléc, in chief a crescent and label, gules. inter bonorum omnium (qui norunt) preces ct vota, inter accrbos sacrum planctus, et eiulatus (In a while marble Monument in Danvers’ Chapel. infantaria, piisimam animam deo suo efllavit, Herr: lycth the Body of Ilnnry Danvcrs, Esq. Son Digna longiori fato, nisi quod ccelo dignior. and lleirc apparant of Sir John Danvcrs, Knh by Cujus fcelicissimu: memorize Dame Elizabeth, Grnndchihl and he-ire of Sir John maritus charissimus cenotaphium hoe, licet longe l):|nntesey, Kb A‘; Lord of this Place, and he was Ne- vertuit impar, alfectus tamen sui et mceroris plnrw It hcirc ufllcnry Danvers, Baron of Dauntesey, aeternum rnonumcntum l'I:n-le of l)nnliy, one of his ltlatiflfl privie Councell, Extruxit, posuit, sacravit. & l\'night of the Most noble order of tho Garter. /ls he was of an auneient dc noble Family, so of a I'er.~m|mge comely and heautifull, hut of a singular Junij, 1..3, diuturna ct . trienni egritudinc Picty, Understanding, Sobriety, and Sweetness of Fract9 invicto Tails ani . . . E vivis deeessit, Maria Disposition, Whereby he was grownc up to he the ac Dulcia fil : Amantissima pietatis ergo Monument- great Expectation of his Country, the hope 6: support um hoc posuere es tu viator hoe tristi exemplo of his Family, dz the Comfort 8: delight of all his cofirotus Fata etiam Animo perpendeus Quam nihil linlntions and fricndes, but was snatched from thcm hic firmurn ac stahilo discas Rerv. omn. fore aliquando nll, to their irrexlirnssihla grinfe, nnd irreparable lossc, vicessitudinem piritisrebus mortalim deu .. immorta.. Dying Novenrb. l!Il.h: ‘H554, in the ‘Z1 ycare of his Timorc vale, ct pijs tuis precihus, defunctam Deo Age, dc on the '2d of lleccmb. following, (the day of Commcnda. his birth) was here (at thc feet of his Deare Mother) buryed. He gave all of his great estate in his power Lord Churchill Lord of the Manor. unto his Sister Ann Danvers, afterwards married to Sir Henry Lee, of Ditchley, in the County of Oxford, llaronet, lay whom she had two Daughters, Eleanorn MARKET LAVINGTON. and /lnn. 'l'hc Lady Elcanora, now Wife of James l.ord Norreys, Baron of Rycott, 6: the Lady Ann l.ec, having in their Infancy lost both their Parents, On a Flat Stone in Chancel. their Futher dying before tbe birth of the Younger, John Sainshury, Gent. died the 6th of April, 1735, dc their Mother in Childbed of her, no sooner under- Aged 47. stood that they were Hcircs, not only of their Mother's Mary, his Wife, died the 13th of June, 1731, estate, hut also thereby of his their Uncle’s great Aged 47. |\'indm.-sse, in a thnnkefnll acltnowledgmt thereof, 8: John, their Son, died December the 5, 1736, to his memory and honor have at their joynt Charge Aged 20. 0-rlrrtterl this Monument. To whose Memory this is dedicated by Samuel Salas- hury, Jun. Lerator, qnisquis es, panels aceipe quod Ar|'m—Wltli.in a border ingratled, three lozenges, in bend. Mnltis potuit tentari, nullis eloqui Domino lilizabetha, On Monuments against North Wall of Chmesl, Johannis Dantesey, Equitis, Near this Place are deposited tbe Remains of Wm- hnjus latifundij quondam possessioris, Mercwather, Jun. Gent. (late of Easterton) who died noptin, et ex asse hreres Johannis Danvers, Dec. 31, 1763, Aged 35 years. Hquitis (cui filiurn unicum filias tres, Also Jane, Wife of Wm. Merewether, Sen. Gent. Charissima amoris pignora Reliquit) who died March 4th, 1784, Aged 5'7 years. Conjux Lretissima fcemina, Also Wm. Merewether, Gent. who died June 3, 1765, Surmna in cceleste nufiie pietate, Agcd 66 years. 248

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_\1~|- llittluls "ll:-1'1.-wr-tl|eI'.(lent. Ron of \'l“|ll|:nn and ‘ :\llu llui lu this Clianeel are luterrml -little 3l1'.rewetl\r~r, who died I70-li. 19, 1792, ltiti->,’ llnc. 2-1,' John ll"ll".I'l‘-\Yf‘l.llt‘1I', Sou of John, do in the 35 year of his ill go. Cheverel Magna, buried there Jan. 211. l ---i-.1u-.-i- H120. ltit'i.") Nva|'tl1is Place lye the llotlies of 4 Children, Fiinlis l lll-.|y 2'2, And Mary his \\"it'e & Several of dc l)".1ugl1ters of John and June 1\1t'urd, Viz. their Children, Viz. John Died 2'2. Nov. l75t}, Aged 1 your & U months. ‘ I677, l"eh. 26, John their eldest Son, Jane died I7 Jan. I752, A get] :1 Days, l6-l-3, Uct. ‘Eli, Thomas, their Younger Son. l-Haucis died I6 July, 1757, .'\ god 4 years. , teas, Fob. 9, Grace, . \l’m- Sher all, /inn Dierl Nov. the lst, t7a‘ilt, A god 2 years. i Ann, E wlfe ol-l I-Ithnond lrgelltes. Also Jane, was of John Alford, Died 3 Nov. 1758, I672, Mar. Fl. Junevura, successively ‘Vile of Aged 43 years. man, Oct :3, Christopher Merewetlier, do \'l/otton, And also near this Place lyeth the Body ol' John John Yvrhnry, of Trowbridge, Gent. )\ll'm'il, of liustcott, Gent. who Departed this life l-Ilis. their Youngest Daughter. l"eb. ll, 1784, Aged U2 years. ltlltlt, Nov. I4, Eliz. Wile of Franeis, yr second Son, Also it-lrs.'['ricl1.ey, Wife of the Rev. Mr.Triehey, i and Grand Childron, viz. vv ho died Sept. the 27, l7UU, Aged 52 years. ltitlil, Mar. l‘Z, John, the Eldest Son of Francis. ltitttl. Oct. tit), Joan, his Sister, wife ol'l'l|il.1"lanel-t. Chi-istopher,eldest son ofChristopl:ier. Thomas Sainsbury, Esq. Son of Samuel and Eliaalwtli ttitifl, ftngj. ti, Ann, ‘211 Dyi. of John Yerbury. ?‘l|£'llll5lIl.ll"}',, Born the 25 Or Deeemh. 1730, Llieil IG I679, l)t:t!. l2, Mary, Wife of ll/m. Suter. May, 17!!-3. Chosen Alderman of the Ward of llil- ‘ To whose Memory this is dedicated liiigsgate in the year I778, Sheriff of London and *, hy l"raneis Merewetltvr, yr only Sur- lllidillvsex, September, ‘l7fltl, and Lord Mayor of l London, l7ttIl. viving lion, A iio Salutis 16!]-t, H-Itat. sine 6 ' To this shrine, traveller, attentive tnrn, And pnnse awhile o'er Sninsl.n|ry’s urn, tlrrm tlr. 1ln':~r~ martlcts, snhlc, on a chief azure, a sun in full gler_\'. prop:-r. Of hisn who's now an inmate of the skies, livneatli this tomb all that was mortal lies : --u-n--'- n-x-u—-- ln lnmour firm, nnd l'ail.hl'nl to his trnst, ll On Flat Stones in Chancel. ln every station IflU1'B.l, wise, undjust; t llere Lyeth the Body of Peter Noys, Gent. who A Magistrate observant of the laws ; ‘ was buried Feb. y" 10th, 1737, Aged BU. A Briton, ardent in his Country's cause ; Also of F-amnel, Son ol'_Samuel Sainsbury, Gent. was A tender Ilnshand, Father, Brother, Friend, Buried August 21, 17-1'3, Aged 34. T

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Nvar this Plaize Lieth the Body of Samuel Sainshury, llelnmnbor this, ohl man, that slightly passeth by, of this Town, Gent. who Departed this Lifo 14 (let. ” That death will lay thee onee 174!-1, Aged 56 years. nee doubt as low as I: Elizabeth, his Wife. who Departed this life 12 July, , lt will divide twixt thee 1765, Aged 66 years. ﬁt: thy relaeions deare, Ami ‘Sonora-l Sainsbnry, Gent. their Eldest Son, who and twill disjoyne where Departed this life 20 August, 1768, Aged 50 years. union is so ncare: Arms--Azure, s benrl of toz. wlthtn a border ingrailetl or, But wouldst thou (lye & live, impshng argenl, on a pale, sable, three crrescents urgent. ‘ and live 8.: dye no more, 'l'hen live iii: dye to Christ, llere lieth the Body of William Sainsbury, Gent. nnd live for evermore. who Departed: this life March ye 14, 1704, Aged 49. llere .\lsu hore lies the Body of Grace, his Wife, who Also lycth the Body of Mary, his ‘Vile, who died Departed this Life Jan. 23, 1726, Aged tit}. , July 12.8, Anno Dom. I7 ll}, Aged (I-I. 1’-49

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'l'l|on::ts .‘~iniu-.lii||'y, list‘. din-d May tti, 1795, Agcd 63. On itionumcnt at West End of Nave. l".liz:1. Mari:|. Saiushury, li’.clii.'t of the above Tholnas Near this Place lieth the Body of Robert Hayward, $'i:tiu.-aliury, F.sci. died Dec. 14th, 1800, ot' this Town, Gent. who Departed this Life the 20th Agetl -'1-8 years. of January, 1726, Aged 78 years. And also of Sarah, his Wife, who Departed this Life Mon. I-last End of Nave. the 8th of July, 174.’), Aged 85 years. lhulor this Marble are deposited the Remains of Also of Alice, their Daughter, who Departed this Life Richard Legg, Gent. who died Jan. 14th, 1770, the 5th of Nov. I769, Aged 82 years. Aged B1 years. Ar:-ns—Argent, on a pale, sable, three oreaeents argent: im- Also of Jane, his Wit'c. who died April 28th, 1777, pallng fretty, or and azure. Aged 57 ycars. Likewise of Nathaniel, their Son, who died March 21, Mun. against the North Wall of Nave. 1773, Aged 26 years. M. S. Also liicharcl Legg, Eldest Son of the above Richard Samuelis Coleman, E Coll. Reg. Oxon. Medici, Filij l..-.g'g, and Jane, Ilis Wife, who died August 7, 1800, Pauli Coleman, ex hoc agro, uaici; Juvcnis siquis Aged 57 years. alius acl medicinﬁ nati adeo annos et operam superavit, And Bridget, his Wife, who died Feb. 2|, 1810, a .. sed provectioris virtutis spem optima, Variolarum Aged 57 years. labes praaeidit viii idus Aprilis, Era: Xtiana: 1683, Arms-Azure, a bnck’s head cahoshed, or. JEtat. 22.

Tlcrc Lyeth ye Body of John Smith, of this Town, On Flat Stones in Nave. Gent, who departed this life ye 18 of May, Here lye interred John Samwell, Gent. who died Oct. Anno Dom. 1713, EEtatis sua: 84. 12, 1716, Aged 58 years; Arms-On s fess between three salttres eouped, three ﬂounde- And Sarah, his Wife, who died April 8, 1718, lis : impaling, a bend lozengy. Aged 64 years ; Also their Children, the Reverend John Samwell, Under the Pew below lie interred the Bodies of the Clerk, who died Sept. '18, 1734, Agcd 58 years, ltnv. Thomas Tanner, Clerk, 46 years the diligent, And Thomas Samwell, Gent. who died July 9th, 1751, pious, resident Minister of this Parish, who died De- Aged 89 years, curn. 18, A. D. 1718, Aged 78 ycars. And Sarah Ssmwell, who died Jan. 19, 1698, And ofthat eseellcnt woman, Mrs. Sarah Tanner, his Aged 25 years, Tl’ it'c, Danghtcr of Joseph W'illoughby, of this Town, And Lucy, the Wife of John Samwell, Clerk, who Gent. who died Juno 16, A.D. 1711, Aged 63 years. died Jan. 30, 174%, Aged 56 years. 'l‘o thc Memory of these his Honor’d Parents, their Eldest Son, Thomas, Bishop ofSt, Asaph, P. P. In Memory of John Legg, Son of Richard and Jane L-Z-ii- Legg, late resident in this town, who departed this Sucrcd to the Memory of John Shergold, Gent. who Life the 5th of April, 1802. departed this lifc May 19, 1788, Aged 52. Also Jane, Sister of the above John Legg, who de- Aud Catharine, his Wife, who died July 10th, 1810, parted this life the 14th of Nov. 1818. A ged 50 years. |--ii-_ Also Eliza Ford died March 22, 1797, Aged 76. Hero lyeth the Body of Andrew Hill, who Departed Likewise Joseph Barwell. died January 24, 1792, this Life ye 26 of Jan. 1726, Aged 75 years. A ged 46. liliza, \Vil'e of Joseph Barwarll, dicd Feb. 2d, 1783, — Aged 48. In Memory of John Fowle, Gent. late of Eastertonl .drm.v—Checky,nrgent and gules, s lion rampant-guardant, or. who died Sept. 20th, 1781, Aged 70. lmpaling urgent, on a chevron, gules, three lozenges of the ﬂeld And Jane Fowle, his Sister, who died Oct. 20th, between three lions‘ heads erased, gules. Aged 64.

P South Wall. llnderneath Rest thc Remains of Amram Edwards, South Wall of South Aille. who (lied June the 28th, 1783, Aged 59 years. Near this Place are deposited the Remains of John Barter, who died February 2d, 1783, Aged 63 years. Also Ann, his Wife, died August the 2, 1782, Aged 60 years. _ Also .lohn, the Son of John and Mary Garrett, who Sacred to the Memory of Francis Draper. Obijt. died Sept. 27th, 178-5, Ag-“ed 2 months, Sep.28, 1802, Aged 71 years. 3 S 250

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Rev. John Dolmen, \'icnr .. 1 I).--.1:etim| 'l"a.!,le :1-,-:,'-‘tilisl lllt! nr-rlh side nl' the Nave. llev. J. ivillirlmr-i, (.'lll':|l.|' 3'u“ :1 'l'o the i‘»l4.-mory H. C. Viiice, Sell. .|'iwq. .'I (‘of the l{i§_:,||l Reverend “'. II. (irubb, Bail. ,1,1 J.) '|'homn.s 'l'umier, D. D. W’. Sainsbury, list]. .-', ,, .', __ n l.u|-d l3i.~".lmp nl' St. Asaph, Richard Legg, (ient. In .. lo .. n “illa, Rev. Joseph Legg | _, '| __ U I-'1'nm LL testimony of Regard l\||'.S|corlor ,, .1 ,, 0 'i'u this his Native Pluee, l\~|r.\‘l’no|lma||, , _ .', __ 11 ]Jer|i|<=atl1ed, Mr.Jo||n (i'rnr|'etl, ibliulcliwardclls .. .3 .. 0 In his last Will and 'l'estnn1ent, Mi‘. Smitl_|, of liletoir G_.CFC“CI.. '.'. .. ll A Donation of Two Hundred Pounds, Mr. Edwards 3 .. ll .. U which was applied Mr. Lacy :1 ,_ 11 ,, 0 ln the purchase of un Estate l\Tr.Jac0l: Gidllings ‘.2 .. '3 .. 0 Situnte ul Patney, in “'ilt$. Mr. Slu".-rguld I .. I ,, 0 the liiml. of which Mr. Grant | _, | ,_ I) to be applied euiiunlly llll St. Paul's Day Mr. Gully I I .. U In iuauner lbllowiue,U (i. e.) U7.. ~L..U

To the .\linis-ter for a Discourse =!‘= i-It:G. To buy Your liihlcs for the use oi’ the Poor ‘l .. 0 op? '|'m\ '-ll't.l:-i|_l1l3 Eduoatioiiuf l.l|r\.-\-.- poor Cllild. 1 . . 0 .. 0 Io be ."s]1t‘IU:iLﬁIi.l. Friendly Meeting } 1 H 0 H 0 GREAT CIIEVERELL. ofthe Principal Inhabitants To the Ringers for two short Peels 0 .. 6 . . 0 On Mniiiuuimhi against .\Ior|l| Wull of ('l|:i|u'|-I. To the Sexton aml Clerk 0 .. 3 .. U Underneath Lyn-tli the Body oftlle li.:-v. Waillvr l'Iis;t, 'l'he R1:-sirlne lo be given to the Poor by the A.lW. [into ReCl.m' of this l':1l'isl1, who rlied 1\'la.y 3'-~ Vicar, or his Curate. 25, 1772, Aged 78 yenrs. 'l'h<'- illlll-'a'ii..‘l', ‘N Also the Bodies of Anna Dorothen, nml '|".lizabetl1, H. 1'. \. lll(.'|'. v “'ive:4 of the Rev. Walter Post. .l. 15. \'i|lOt‘, l'i.~=r|. liev. .l. \\'illian1~;. ‘ _ArinaDorotlie:1‘% died f May I-1,177-I. A1;-|-|l:l'_'. _\'|-me: J, |{ob.»n_-=_ In.-nt. \_Sm-viviiig Trustees of the Elizabeth Q Dec. ll, I761, Agl'l| ll'.?.. ii" n=. .”"sn'|illi, (.1:-ul. '5 above Charity. Also the Body of Jemimzi, his Dnnghtrr, Wife of '|'. K. \Villo||g'iil1y,(iei|l.' John $l1er|_.;old, G ent. who died Feb. ye lst, 1771, .l|:1-“-=- !".ilBd(.-, G1.-||l.. i A god 36 years. \\'lIl- :\Ici'ew1.-lher, Gent. Also the Bodies ofJemimn, i\l-ury, -“iarnli, at: .imui|||:i, N09. '2'.‘-, l.7Li3. 1 Daughters of the sail] Jelnl 1"ilwi'_e;ol¢l, Gt-lit.

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\'.iii_jiix i“ili.\.'.' |Ilt'.‘llll.-iSllI‘lt‘l, l 5°"'h wall- " l{e:lemptionis I720, In Memory of t'_;il, Jnii. :.iii- - Plitat. Still! xi. of Sir James Stonehouse, Bart. Q Coiintiliij Doctor of Physicl-4, llnii nimium eito nisi s|ie nearly Sixteen Years Rector of this Parish, lit-siii'i'cctioiiis ct i'Evi and more than thirty of Little Cheverel. Que nerh Nubiint iicq, Moriuntur, His principal Rule of Action was, 'l’arcs siiit Angelis. " All things whatsoever yc would that Men .l lie, in siiiu [\'la.ti'is sure reposita, dormit Elizabetha, " Should do to you, do ye also to thcm.” Johaniiis et Maria: I-[ayes Mat. vii. 12. Nata Unica, His Heart's desire and Prayer was, to " grow in Grace, and in the knowledge ()1ii't 4 !'\'oii Juli' Anno 5 Dom‘ 1726’ l J J’ Q fEtat. siiu: 7. “ of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ." In eodem etiam tuinulo 2 Peter iii. ll]. reliositum est Reader, Quod Mortale fuit Go, and do Tliou Likewise. PI‘EBLllCl'.l Joliannis Hayes, Ho died December the Btli, l7!l5, 3"i.T. P. liiijus licclesia: nonodeeirn in the Both year of his A ge. Aniios llectorisr \-'ii'i l‘ietal.is cximize, probitatis integerrirnic, F‘ nt Pastoris Vigilantissimus. On a F1atSIono in Nave. Ob. Cal. Maij, Elizabeth, Daiiglitcr of William and Margaret Coles, Ainio Redemptionis 1731, dyed August the 14, 1766, Agcd 22 years. Hltatis co. i On Flat Stones in Chancel. On a Monument in the North Aisle. llere lyeth the Body of the Rev. Mr. Thomas Ayl- Here under lies James Townsend, of this Parish, nn.-r, D.D. formerly Fellow of Corpus X11 College, Gent. who Departed this Life the 12th of July, 1730, in tlniiiliriilgn, late Vicar of Lavington, who dicd in the '76 year of his Age. August '33, L734, Agcd 37. He was a Man of great Patience, Stedfast faith, sin- cero intentions, strictly just to the utmost of his Power, P. M. S. free from vice, a loving Husband, a kind and indul- ltevdi Niitliunieliis $liute, S.T. B. hujus Ecclesia: gent Father, a sure Friend, a loss to the Oppressed, ll.i.-etoris, Sarishuriensis Prrehendarij, Pater, Avus, and greatly lamented hy all that truly knew him. l'roaviis, ordini sacerdotali decora alumnis equestri Also here under lics nomiiic Ciiristopliorus pntria, Eboracensis provinciam Mrs. Katherine Townsend, lleliet of James Towns- illo snain per annos 31 sumrna, fide gessit, pietate or- i end, Gent. and Daughter of Mr. John Hunt. of Ham, navit, lnerccdem dein. accepturus. Obijt Feb. 29, Gent. who Departed this life August ye 30th, 1737, A.D. 1711, }Et. 64. A ged B4. llere alsoe lycth ye Body of Mrs. Joan Shute, ye Re- She was an affectionate Wife, a kind and tender liet of Mr. Natlianiel Shute, who departed this life Mother, and much esteemed for her great Piety and yv l-'lth ui'Jiily, A” Di1i1715,.r'Etat, sum 56. Extensive Charity, and whose death is Greatly La- I lerr lyi-s the Body of Martha, the only Daughter of rnented by all that knew her, and more especially by N. Sliutc, ltvctoi', aiiil Juan, his Wifc,whose towardly the Poor of this Parish. ilispositioii to Piety and verlue rcndred her very dear We grieve, indeed, but grieve for them in vain, to lior Piireilts. Ub. Apr. l'2tl1, A. D. 1709, & J-Flt, 12, Their death's our loss, to them Immortall gain. Nun ii-ii-1-t quam diu vixeris, sed quam bene. Arm:-—Az1.ire, a chevron, ermine, between three escallopl, -_-.i._—i$_ argerit: impaiirig azure, a chevron voided lzietvreen three mart- Un ll. ilonunienl at the East End of Nave. letii, argent. lii :1 Vziiilt near tliis Place are Deposited the Remains iii oi' Ann Long, ltclict of the late Lewis Long, of Wot- The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and N. Aisle. ton Basset, in this County, Esq. who Departed this life April 13th, 1792, Aged 79. Register commenced 1653. This Stone is erected as a Tribute of filial Regard to The Rev. Robert Morris, Rector. hcr Mnnmry, which will ever live in the tenderest The Manor belongs to thc Almsliouse of Heytesbiiry. A fli1i‘.l.lOll5 of her surviving Family. l 252

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She (lied 10 June, ‘I777. Aged till years. fiuttlh \\"tiil.. He died 3 Jan!» 1770, Aged 60. llere rest the reniaius ol' \"iueunt John Briscoe, Tisq. Also of Thomas, their Son, who died 11th August, an eminent West. lndiu. Filerehant, who dfllluflutl this 1782, Aged 31. lil'e April 29th, 1770, A ged -1!). In Hiriiiory of Mary, Daughter of Thomas and Mary Ho first inarried Lady Mary Seymour, only Daotghter Ax‘loi'd, who Departeil this life 7 A pril, "I803, ol' I-Idwarrl, late I)nlu.~ of .‘:'~omerset, by whoin he left a Aged 58 years. son and a l)angl|tr.'r, and by his ‘Zd \'Vii'e, Dn.iiglitr~|'

$ of D-'lnt.t.\f* -‘.'il|itl'ner, .l:'.s|1. 3 Sons and 1 Daughter. (In il Flat Stone in Chancel. lnilnerl witli a good lliidorstamling, and most aniinhlo Vinleineatli are lntm-red the Bodies of Mary, ‘Vile of Disposition, he exercised the former in discovering, .loli|| iihergohl, M. A. lleetor of tliis C-hureh, who the latter in rewarding, merit. ilied tiept. 6, 1'7-11, .-\ ged 30 years. Uimiformly exemplary in all the Duties and R.ult‘|.l.i0ll8 2. S3

In c5 W-£lts.—S E E N D. 253 of Life, and particularly eminent in those of his pro-- Against South side of the Nave. li.-ssion, uniting thc Christian, the Man oi‘ Business, Near this Place lie the Bodies of William Tipper, of and the Gentleman, he gained general Esteem and this Parish, Gent. and of Elizabeth, his Wife. Affection. i He dy'd May 26, 1651. The Manner of his Death exalted his Character: She dyed Oct. ‘7th, 1660. Patient, and submitting to the Divine Will, He died Near this Place lie also the Bodies of John Somner, much lamented as he lived most beloved. Son of Edward Somner, of this Parish, Gent. and of Those nearly connected with him are best able to illus- i Mary, his Wife, Daughter of William and Elizabeth trate his Virtues, but the heart-feeling Sigh, the droop- Tipper. He dyed Decemher 26th, 1670. She dy'd ing Tear, and generous Emulations, are the most May 60th, 1666. To them were born 7 Children, Viz. grateful Tributes to his Memory. Mary, Jane, Elizabeth, Joan, Edward, Joan, Ann. .dr|ru--Argent, three greyhounds, in pole, courant, Bllllfli Joan Sept. 6,1666, Omonths. tmpattng, azure, a bend sinister between three estoilos in chief, Jane Ju y 2.5, 1672, 20 years. in hue an anchor, or. Ann Dy’d Nov. 20, 1663, Aged 20 years. Joan April 1'7, 1664, 23 years. Mary Ju y 4, 1696, 46 yearn. To the Memory of the Bight Honourable Lady Mary Briscoa, only Daughter of Edward, late Duke of Also near this Place lyeth the Body of Somerset, and Wife of Vincent Brisooe, Esq. of Edward Somner, of this Parish, who London, who dyed July 21st, 1762, Aged 63 years, Departed this life tho Qthday of August, in the leaving two Children; Mary, born the 13th August, Lord 1710, 1760, and Joseph Seymour born the fith Sept. 1761. W" °f °"' i his Age so. This Monument was Erocted by her ofiectionate and Aron--Vort, a fen doncotto, ermine, aflilicted Husband. Within this sacred Tomb, tho Int retreat, Near this Place, in a -Vault, lie interred the Remains The Peaceful Haven of the good and great, of Robert Usher, who died 4th Jan. 1774, Lyon one, who, rich in every Female Grace, I Aged 30 years. Aud Bloss'd with ov'ry Honest Art to please, To whose Memory this Monument is Eroctod. Through Life's deceitfull path with prudence mov’d, Also in the some _Vault_ lie interred the Remains of And found the way to be esteem’d and lov’d. James Usher, who died the oth of March, 1173, Ohi had Exalted Virtue a longer Date, Aged 23 yearn. Longer for us to Love and Imitato: Hut cease that Wish, taught by this silent urn, That all is vain, but to admire and Mourn. iwifli Near this Plaoe lieth the Body of Mary, Wife of Laurence Baker, who Departed this life yo 31 Arm:-Argent, three greyhounds counnt in pale, sable: Imps. l ling, gnles, two wings conjoined and inverted, or. of Jan. 1692. I Also near this Place lieth the Body of Laurence Baker, who died ye 26th of May, 1736. On 1'-flatfltonu lnChlncel. Here lyeth the Body of John Honlton, Esq. Son of John Houlton, Elq. who died Nov. the 10, 1764, On Flat Stones in Have. Aged 06 years. Thomas Dugdale, dofloend horrid. Gent. Quiprimus ex antique ejusdem oognominil familil.-do Clethero, I apud Lancaatriensis, in hae Parochia sedem fixit; Iloe sub Lapide requiescunt cineres Johannin Hool- filius erat Rerrendi Chriltopheri Dugdale, olim do ton, Armigeri, Qui obijt 1 Augusti, Anno Dom. 1704, F Polshot, et Ecolosite ihidem Rectoris. 1-Etatis 36. Cui Christophero, Fox fntre, nepos fuit Gulielmus Dugdale, Eques Auretul, do Blythe Hall, in Comi- Ilic jacet Corpus Marine, Uxoris Johannis Houlton. totu Warwicenai, Roi ontiqnaria peritia, Illuatrin Qua: Obijt 60 Junij, 1730, Etatis 5|. A quo ortus est Johannes Dugdale, Equos, de Coven- try, in dict: com. - _' Thomas Dugdala U101-om habuit Elinbetham, Jo- Here lieth the Body of Amelia Jone Shomberg, who hm“ Tfimneh do hlIl‘toIk’ in-but comimu, WfltO_ di°d F°h- 115° 9th» 1799» A3"! 3 Y°'*" ‘ind '7 m°"'-h'- nleniil, Filiom, undo natus est Thomas Dugdale, Gen. ___ Qni pater fuit Thomrn Dugdale, Civis Londinensis. Prosper Dugdale, was of Thomas n..;a.1.". of as Tim" Dwlsls» '°“i°'-__';'°P"l°l"° '=°='<1it"s =81Arri- Parish Gent. was underneath interred March the 1'7, ha 3’ An-n° D°m 1669' Em“ B5‘ 1676, flfitatis Lxiirr. - Elizabetha, Uxor, Aprilis 26, 1664, Etat. '70. 3 T 2. 54

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Ann, the lirst Wife ol'Tl1u|nas Dugdale, of the City of Hero lycth tilt: Body 0i'Jaue Sumner, (Dttngltter of London, Sole Daughter of Mr. Jacob Selby, of Brad- John Sumner, Gent. nnd Mary, his 'Wil'e.) She ford, was Underneath interred Dec. 5, 1602, flit. 23. Departed this life the 25th Day of Joly, 1672,- Also the Sou of the said Thomas and Ann Dugdale, ]Etatis sutu 20. was interred Dee. 1682, Hit. 30 Dnys. Virgins, when you your purest beauties see, A'rm.r—.'t cross moline, in chief a roundel. I Thinke them bot tennauts to Mortatlitie ; Thers noc content on earth, joyes soon arc fled, I-lealthfull to day we live, to-morrow dead ; llere lyeth the Body of Ann Somner, Daughter of 1 I was as you are now, young, faire, and eleare, John Somner, Gent. and Mary, his Wife, who De- And you shall once be as yoo see me here. parted this Lil'e the 20th of Nov. AH D051 1683, I--iii Jfitatis sun: 20. Underneath lyeth lnterred the Body of Mrs. Philippa Also the Body of Joan Somner, her Sister, who de- Jervis, of this Place, \Vidow. She was Baptized parted this life the 17th of April, Aii 1684, Murch ye 1 1, 1650, aud died March yfi 11, 1735. rlfitatis sure 23.

Beneath this Marble Stone are lodged here (in a Monument in the North Aisle. Two Virgin Sisters, to each other denr ; Near this Place lie lnterred the Remains of Catharine \\"hose raee was short, whose glase was qoiel-sly ron, Price, \Vife of the Rev. Robert Price, L. L. D. Pre- Death eropt those flowers by the Morning Sun, bendary of Durham, Canon Besidentiary of Sarom, That was the time by Heaven judged best and Vicar of this Parish, who Departed this Life the To send for them from troohlc unto rest: 11th Day of Feb. 1795, in the 31 year of her Age. Weep not overnnieh, let this abate your sorrow, .A'rm.r—Gules, a lion rampant, argent, a crescent of the same W hen th: hridegroouie came their oylc was not to borrow for dilferenee : impuling argenl, a chevron, gules, between three Their lamps were trim'd, themselves were ready drest, hours‘ heads, ceuped, sable. When they were called to the Nuptiall feast. Why fear wee death, which eureth each disease, On Monuments hy N. Wall ol'N. A isle. And of much grief and trouble doth os ease? Near this Place is lnterred the Body of Wm. Somner, Other misfortunes often eoines to grieve us, of this Parish, Senior, who Departed this Life the 15th Death strikes but onee, G: that stroke doth relieve us. of April, in the year of our Lord God I634. Also thc Body ofElinor, his Wife, who Departed this Life the 22 of Deo. in ye yerc of oor Lord H553, llere lye the Remains of her Grace, Mary, Dutchess Ann, (thc Wife of Henry G-owin,) their Daughter. Dowager of Somerset, Daughter and Sole Heiress of Shee Departed this life tl|c I2 of Feb. Anno Dom. Daniel Webb, of Monkton Farley, in the County of 1650. W’ilts. Esq. and likewise sole Heiress to her Uncle Near this Place also lyeth the Body of Wm. Somner, Edward Sumner, of this place, Esq. who Departed (Groser) their 3rd Son, who departed this life thc lUtl1 this Life Feb. 1st, 1768, Aged 70. Day of March, Anno Dom. 1681. Here also lyeth Elizabeth Webh, hcr Gracc’s Mother, Also the Body ol' Elizabeth, his \Vife, who departed who Departed this life Oet. 2nd, 172-5, Aged '72. this life the 13th day of July, iu the Year of our Lord /!rms~—Quarterly, first and fourth, on a pile three lions pas. 1687. sent guardunt between six fleur-de-lia; second and third, two wings conjoined and inverted: over all, on an eseuteheon, a fess, To the Memory of Thomas Dugdale, second of that dancette. name, in this Parish of Seend, Gentleman, who lyeth underneath interred. llere lyeth the Bod)’ of John Somner, Gent. who And of Prosper, his Virtuous, only, & Beloved Wife, Departed this life the 26 Day of Decem. An“ 1670, Daughter and Heire of the Learned and Pious Mr. .i'Etatis 40. John Aodry, of Melksliatn, Minister of the Gospel, Also Here lyeth the Body of Joane Somncr, (Daugh- 6: Katharine, his Wife, Daughter of Wm. Tipper, of ter of the said John Somuer, and Mary, his Wife,) this Parish, Gentleman. The said Thomas aud Pros- who Departed this Life the 5th Day of Septtcmber, per had Issue five sons and live Daughters. Thomas Au“ 1656, Aged 10 months. Dugdalc was lnterred the 16th of Feb. 1684, Hfitat. L Arm:--A fess dancette, ermine. 54. Prosper Dugdale was lnterred (Entering into the

ii-i-Q Chancel) the 17 of Mareh, 1676, Ilﬂtat. 44. l The Memory of the Just is Blessed, On a Brass Plate. L But the name of thc wielted shall rott. Pm“ chap low’ “'7' The Right Hou'="¢ Lady Mary Briscoe, Ob. July 21, Arms-—Argcnt, rt cross moline, guise, in chief a torteaux: im- 1102, Aged as. ' paling argent, on a bend, azure, three cinquefoils, or. ass 1.». IVi1rs.—S E E N D. 255

lirass Platte in N. W all of N. r\i.~ili-. Coats or Waistcoats, on the 21 Day of December, llere ly the llodys of Mrs. Florence Dcvcrcll, Wife of yearly, at the discretion of the Cbspelwardens and Richard Dcverell, Gent. who Departed this life thc Overseers of thc Poor of this Parish.

2d Dny ot'January, Anno Dora. 1699. ‘ii-11-iy And Mrs. Frances Cross, who departed this life the Mr. Daniel Jones (Gent.) of this Parish, Gave hy his 1st day of February, Anno Domini 1701. last Will the Sum of Five Pounds Yearly, Charge- able for ever on his Frcchold Estate, situated at Near this Place lyeth the Body of Richard Deverell, Poulshot, in this County. The Sum of two Pounds Son of Mr. Richard Deverell, and Florence his Wife. to be equally divided on Christmas Day between llc Departed this Life the 13th of September, 1600, Four Singers who constantly attend the Chapcl, and Kit. 11 weeks. are the most deserving. The Sum of two Pounds to be applied towards the Education of the Children Also the Body of John, their Son, who Departed this at the Sunday School in Seend: And the Sum of lifc ye 20 day of March, 1694, flit." 2 years and one Pound to be also given amongst Eight of the 1B weeks. Children attending such School, at the direction of the Minister and Chapelwardens. Dated the 2d Day On a Monument in S. Aisle. of March, 1808. Near this Placc are deposited the Remains of Wurl- liam Locke, late of Devizes, in this County, who This Gallery and Side Aisle were departed this lifc '28 of June, 1799, A god 53 years. erected in the year 1726. This Stone was Erected with filial Respect Bohun Fox, Vicar, by his only Son, to perpetuate the Memory Wm. Rawlings, 8: Daniel Somner, of an Aflectionate Husband, Chapelwardens.

a good Father, and a sincere Friend. -1|!-*—i .4’:-mr~—lnt, sd, and ilth, azure, adove rlsl.ng.. .; 2d,or, a Hntchments in the Neee. crescent argent; dth and Bth, or : lmpaling, arg. a canton sable.

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in-A Quarterly, first and fourth or, on a pile, gules, three llons pan- sent gnardant or, between six flour-do-lls, azure; second and On n bi-use plate east and of B. Aiole. th.ird Euler, two wlngo conjoined and inverted, or. llere lie interred Ambrose Awdry. Ob. the 14 of 2. Muy, 1760, JEt. 73; First, per fern, or and argent, on a pile, gules, three lions pan- And Jane Awdry, his Wife. Ob. the 22 of August, sant guardant, or, between ctr flour-do-lie, azure, in base, in-gent, 1709, 11it.7o. -three demi-lions, rampant, gules; second, per fess, gules, two Also Elizabeth Awdry, their Grand Daughter. Ob. wings conjoined and inverted or, in base per bend, argenl and gules, in bend three roses counter-changed ; third, per fess, vair, the 7 of April, 1778, A-It. B. argent, and azure, in base argent, on a bend, gules, three Ian. pards’ beads cabosbcd, or. In the fess point an encutcbcon Flat Stoneo. azure or sable, charged with a fretry, or. Under this Stone lyeth the Body of Mr. Phineas 3. Jumes Brown, who Departed this life June the I], Argent, a bond cottlzed azure, three clnquofoill, or : lmpaling, the same. 1781, Agcd 54 years. . 4. Also of Lydia, the Wife of Phineas James Brown, First, urgent, a chevron between three glrbl, I-able, in chief who died Dcc. 20th, 1791, Aged 67 years. J a crescent for difference, gules; second sable, two bun ermine, in chief three cross-pattée, or; third, urgent, the llill in fall glory, gulol, in chief a crolccnt, sable. Underneath lieth interred Mrs. Jane Hicks, who died On the left lldo of this ohield in an olcutnhaon, bearing on the Jan. 1Utb, 1787, Aged 66. llnlstcr aide the third quartoring of the above, with the i.tnpn.l.lng of the second ; on the dextor oldo the first quartering, impaling Also Mr. Jeffry Hicks, her llusband, and 3 of their of the second. Children, namely, Jsne, John, and Thomas. On a Free Tomb Stone. Against the Gallery. I Sacred to the Memory of the Hon"l° and Rev. Ed- BENEFACTIONS. ward Seymour, M. A. Rector nf Upton Lovell, in this Given by William Tipper, Esq. by Will, dated 1061, County, and only Surviving Son of the Right Honblfl bequeathed to the Poor of this Pariah (not receiving Lord Wm Seymour. He Departed this life April 22d, Alms) for ever, the clear yearly Rent and Profits 1890, Aged 52 years, Greatly Respected and Deeply of a Close of Pasture Land, situate in this Parish, Lamented by his numerous Friends, and by all Ranks Commonly called West field, containing by Esti- in this Parish, to which he manifested the warmest mation iivc acres (more or less) to be distributed in attachment’ Arrru—8-omorsot. 2 S6

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The Chapel en||sist.s of a Chauecl, Nave, North And of Barbara, his Wife, who (lied :1 Oeton 1743,. and South Aisles. The Nave is supported on each Aged 71 years. side by four pointed archcs, over which are as many Gothic windows. Samuel White, the Younger, Gent. Ucpartcd this Life The Rev. J. Smith, Vicar. i January 24th, Anno Domini 1632, flfitatis suu: 24. Vlfm. Long, Esq. Lord of thc Mnnor. i Who so reflects his cye upon this Stone, May here behold the Monument of (Inc l Whose life to Mortalls was a. great delight, And his Death precious in his Maker's Sight; POULSHOT. T For bee this spoken to his cndlcsse Fame, Hee was as white in vertues as in Name ; F On a small Monument against North Wall of Chancel. His Actions was so just, so square, so even, Near this Place lyeth the Body of Mr. Dauicl Bol- That hee was not so fit for Earth as lleaven : well, who died thc 23rd Day of December, in the year 'l‘hcn for his Death let us uoc more bee sorry, of our Lord 1763, Aged 72 years. Sinec now hec raignath in immortall Glory,

giiqiiinu l On B. wood tablet. On a Flat Stone in Nave. An Extract l Underneath this Stone lyeth the from the Will of the Rev. Benjamin Bodys hereafter mentioned: Blayney, D. D late Rector of this Parish, l John May, Sen. who Dyed anrl llegius Professor of Hebrew in the Sept. ye 19th, 1719, Aged 68 years. University of Oxford, hearing Date F Also Ann, his Wife, who Dyed the 22ﬂ

Monuments in the Churchyard. On a Flat Stone. l South Side. Beneath are Deposited the Remains of the Rev. Near this Place lyeth the Body of Henry Mayo, Richard Sanderson, A. B. Rector of this Parish, who who Departed this life the 16 day of July, A. Di. 1712. died ‘2Bth Den. 1702, Aged 4-3 years. i Here also are interred the Remains of Mary, Wife of the Rev. Richard Sanderson, who Died 23d March, East End. Near this Place lyeth the Body of John Stephens, 1795, Agcd 61 years. who dyed yﬂ 20th of Oet. 1667. And of Sarah, his Wife, who dyed the 3d ofJune, 10116. On Brass Plates. l Also ofJames Palmer, who died the .. of May, 1660. To ths Memory of Edward Palmer, Gent. who died And of Sarah, his Wife, Daughter of...... who .. .. 4th Nov. 1739, Aged 70 years. the ‘7th of May, 1698. 257

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North Side. y Axford, Gent. who Departed this life the 16 Day of Nero this Place lycth ya Body of John Godwin. Ho October, 1726, in the 63 year of her Age. Dyed 25 Feb. 1740, Aged B9. Here also Lyeth the Body of Isaac Axford, Gent. Also Frances, Wife of Mr. John Palmer. She Dyed who Departed this life 17 of Nov. 1729, in the U3 16th Nov. 1740, Aged 36. year of his Age.

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Near this Place lycth the Body of Ann, Wife of On Flat Stone in Nave. John Godwin, who died Oct. yﬂ 20, A. D. 1731, John, Sonns of Richard Brounck, Gent. Departed Aged 71 years. ' April 17, 1681. Also in Memory of Ann, Daughter of John and Ann (iodwin, who died March ye 17, Anno Dom. 172-B, Hero lieth yo Body ...... ne, the Wife Aged 40 years. . . . .iam Baylio . . . . Departed ...... fe the 27 .i' Joseph Godwin Ob. August 20, 1744, JEL 46. Mearch, 1662.

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Near this Place lycth the Body of Hester Towns- Mon. against the North Wall of Nave. ond, who Departed this life on the 20th Day of De- Near this Place lyeth yo Body of Elizabeth, Wife of cember, Anno Domine 1733, Aged 70 years. the Reverend Mr. Thomas, who Departed this life on the 29th of April, 1730, Aged 55 years. She lives, tho’ dead, in Memory of those who know Register commenced 1627. her life, and saw its holy Close. The Rev. Dr. Skinner, Rector. Underneath lie Tnterred ye Body of Jane, wife of Hugh Tilly, Sen. who Died Dec. ye 31, 1750, sitar. sroxn. Aged 70 years.

On ‘Flat Stones in Chancel. Booth Wall. Herc Lyeth ya Body of Catharine, yfl Wife of Wil- Beneath lies interred the Body of Anna Maria, the liuni lirounckcr, Esq. who Deceased January ye Bd, much-lamented Daughter of Abraham Binclrl, Apo- Anno Domini 1079, Aged 53. thecary in this Town. She Departed this life July .drmr-Two hare engrailsd between nlno marilols, 383. l the 31st, 1737, Aged 32 years. In Memory of whom her loving Father hath‘ erected this Monument. ' \ . Hero lyeth y, Body of William Brouncker, Esq. who Departed this life ya fltb Day of March, A|1.Do- COULSTON. mini 1U70, Aged B1. Amu—Imbattlod, oi: roundols, in chief, on I lozenge, a cram On a Monument in Chancel. pattee : impallng, lwo burl engrullod between B martlsts. Infra juxta Cinercs Patsrnos Corpus suum sepeliri voluit, Jacobul Meredith, A.M~ Floruit aliquando in Ilcrc lyeth ya Body of John, the Youngest Sofie of Colleg-io Wadhami, spud Oxonienses, alumnus et Williii lirfincker, Esq. & Katharine, his Wife, who Socius, p-ostea hujusco Ecclosim per annos septem deceased yo 13 day of August, Afio Doiii 1661, Rector. Obiit Septsmhris 29, 1740,.Etatis 33. 'UIor Aged 21 years. mcerens hoe marmor sacrum Memorim Conjugis aman- ArmI—Imhal.lied, six roundcls, 3 8: U, a martlet for ditfersncs, tissimi Posuit. in chief, on a lozenge, a cross partlie. .drm.r—Argsnt, a lion rampant, sable, gorged or.

i,-ii. White marble. On a Bran Plats. Here lycth yﬂ Body of Anne, Eldest Daughter of Near this Place lyeth the Body of the Rev. Mr. James William Bronncker, Esq. and Katharine, his Wife -Meredith, late Rector of -this Parish, who Departed who dyed yo 25 of September, Anno Dni. 1664. life the third Day _of..June, in the 46 year of Ar-mr—-Al before. his Age, Anno Domini 13112.

Ono hrus plate under the arch. On Flat Stones in Chancel. Memento Morio. . Here lyeth the Body of Ruth Tipper, Wife of Jeﬁsry Here lycth the Body of Eleanor, the Wife of Isaac P Tipper, who Deceased October . . . . An. Dom. 1641. 3 U 2 58

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llere lyeth the Body of Willinm and Jeams, Sones To tl|0 Memory ol' :\l:'s. i)yo|1isia 'l'l|1'i--.lu-1', L‘-1o1:mnl of Richard Pinock. \Villia1n Died April the 26, 1672. Daughter nnd Coheiness of John 'l'l1re..-in-r, I-It-..,, of Bradlbrd, in this County, who Depnrloil this ].il't-, Jnn. 18th, 1806, in tho 70th year other A go. fln Memory of Mary, “lite of \l'illinin Flower, Clerk, in her various social relations, mild, ;,;onth~, and he- Rector olyv Parish, Dauglitcr of Sarah Stilenniin, ol' i, llovolent, She exllibitcrl :1. pl|e:1.si|1;_g I'iw:n|nple of the Fiteeple Ashton, “-"iI.l0w, by her first Husband, John salutary influence of sincere Cliristirmity, nnd hnd the Purutliee, ol' Keevil, Clnthier. Ob. May yfi 11th, happiness to u||ite an unr1~|nittin;._~; nnxiety to discover, 17-So, Aged 30. with an extensive power to relieve, the .\'nIlin-in;;_"s ol Also $a'rnh, “"il'e of John Elliott, Uflicer of Excise, the llnfortunate. Many have experienced her (1lnu"i-- Daughter of ye said Sarah, by her second Husband, ties, may all imitate hnr \-'irt11es. Thomas Stileman, of Steeple Ashton, Gent. Ob. This Monument was lfireetcd by her l:t!.’lr(:sl. llolativos, May ye 3, 1748, Aged 2'2 years. as a token ol' thcir afiect.io||ate regard tin" l1u|' mcnnory, and their lie-art-felt sorrow for hcr loss.

llere lyeth, with her I-lnslmnd, the Body of Mrs. Ann _ Relict of the Rev. James Meredith, formerly To the Memory nlElizul1etl|, “rife of John (lrosdill, Rector 0l' this Parish, who . . . . . 16, F730. Esq. and formerly of llnhert Colebrookc, l-ism]. oi Chilham Castle, iu the County of Kent. Hho was third Daughter of John 'I'l1resl1er, I-isq. of B1':idl'ord, On Flat Stones in Nave. in this County, and Departed this lil'e the ‘liith oi Here lyeth the Body of Jane Coward, Vt'idow, who May, 1807, Aged 70 years, hnmbly tin:-sting in the Died April the second, 1737, Aged 73 years. all-suﬂicient merits of her Blessed ':-.~'uvionr for a joy-

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Here lyeth the Body of Margaret, the Daughter of John Pinneclc, and Margaret, his Wife, who departed To the Memory of Mrs. Mary Thresher, of thc Parish this life the 20 Day of Nov. A. D. 1729, Aged 6 weeks. of Melksham, youngest Daughter and Coheiress of John Thresher, Esq. of Bradford, in this County, who departed this life 12 Decem. 1816, Agcd 77 years, Hetchments. after 20 years of severe suffering, borne with extan- Long: impaiing sable, a fess between three fleur-dc-lis, argent. plary resignation to the lliill of her Aliniglnty l-‘nther, with Faith sincere and Ilumility unfoigni.-d. .ll|:r he- nevolence was unbounded, and hcr Memory is en- In u lozenge, quarterly, first and fourth urgent, u canton, sable; second and third sable, two bars, argenl, in chief three deared to the hearts of many who experienced her plates. kindness. She lived beloved, and died lamented. I-ii-in This humble Tribute of Gratitude and Esteem is In u lozenge, gules, a spread eagle between three fleur-de-iis, erected by her surviving Relatives as a testimony of urgent: impaling, the same. her worth, und their affection.

The Rev. John Selwyn, Rector. West Wall of Chancel. G. W. Taylor, Lord of the Manor. Near this Place Lyeth .lnterred tho Body ol'.'lol1n. Near the Church is the Seat of Lady Mary Long. Awdry, of this Parish, Gent. who l)opa1-ted this Life the 6 Day of May, Anno Dom. 161111, fl-Itnt. 41. Near this Place lie also thc Bodies of John, Son of , l John Awdry, by Judith, his \‘l’ife, and oI' Unity, thcir MELkSHAM. Daughter. He died Oet. 10, 1703, in the ‘I6 year of his Age. She died Feb. 24th, 1700, in the ‘ll! your of On Monuments against the north Wall of Chancel. her Age. ,- Near this Place are Deposited the Remaius of Jere- 5 Arm.|—-.-‘krgent, on a bend cottized, azure, three. einquefoils, or : miah Awdry, Esq. who Departed this Life Oct. 1 lth impuling, urgent, a fess between three muscles, or. A. D. 1754, Aged 60 years. Also of Mrs. Martha Awdry, Sister of the above Je- Near this Place also lycth the Body of Ambrose remiah Awdry, who Departed this Life June 30th, Awdry, Gent. Son of the above-mentioned John nnd A. D. 1769. Judith Awdry, who died March ye 10th, I721], .drmr—Argent, on a bend cottized, gules, three cinquol'oils,arg. Jﬁtat. 36. 359

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Near this Plaeclieth interred the Body of Henry, Writings, asserted the Right and Rcvcnucs of his tionlthnrst, of Bennuere, in the County of Wilts. Station with Resolution and Success. (lent. who Departed this Life the 17th of August, The Instruction of the Poor was his Peculiar Care; 17-13, Aged 65. To this end he established, and constantly superin- Also one Dnughtcr and two Sons of the aforesaid tended, a Charity School, for ye Virtuous Education llcnry tioulthurst, (by Mary his Wife, Eldest Daugh- and half Clothing of poor Children, and endowed it ter of ltiohurd Osborne, of Wotton Underedge, in the by his lost Will with the perpetual Interest of Onc (lonely oftiloucester, Esq.) Viz. Mary dyed Jan. 30th, Hundred and Thirty-five Pounds. I7!-"1, Aged 7 months 13 days; Osborne died May Ilis Learning, his Integrity, nod great Abilities, rc- ‘lfith, I720, Aged 6 years D mouths; Osborne dyed commendod him to the unanimous Suffrage of the Oct. nth, 1738, Aged 10 ycnrs B months. Clergy of the Diocese to represent them in Convoca- llere lies also interred tho remaios of the ahovcsuid tion in the most interesting times, wheo the late Pious Mary Coulthurst, who died the 13th of Nov. 1768. and Glorious Queen Anne cordially proposed the And also the remains of Jano Maria, Daughter of the Advancement of the Dignity, Purity, and Discipline lute John Wood, Esq. of Bnth, and Wife to Henry, of the Church. bion of thc ubovesaid Henry and Mary Coulthurst, As he owcd y,, Principles of his distinguished En- who died ut Boulogne, in Franco, May 11th, 1770, dowmeuts to his happy Education in Winchester Aged 40 years nnd 7 months. College, his Gratitude was expressed to that cele- l\'c:n' this Stone are interred tho Remains of Henry brated Foundation, by settliog on poor Scholars of Coulthurst, Esq. who died et Uxhridge, in Mirldlesex, Merit, educated there, an ample Provision for Ever. August yfl 14th, 1786, Aged 65 years. He dyed April 3d, 1750, Ar-m|—Argont, a fess between two horses passent,sshle: im- In the 78 year of his Age. pullng urg. u bend amines between two Lions ramp. sable. Near him lyes Interred the Body of Ann, his Wife, 1--ii Daughter of the Rev. Francis Horton, Canon of the East End. Cathedral Church of Serum, and Vicar of this Parish. Ilcre lie the Remains of Priscilla, the Wife of John She Departed this Life January ye 9th, 1740, Aged Awdry, of Nottoo, Esq. and Daughter of Ambrose 78 years. Goddard, of Swindon, in this County Esq. who De- This Monument was Erected to their Memory hy parted this Life Dec. 2d, 1768, Aged 68 years. Robert Fox, of Birmingham, in the County of War- Also of liliznhoth, thcir Daughter, who died April wick, his sole Heir and Executor. ugh, 1769, Aged 1 year and B months. Ar-m—0r, s chevron between three foxes beads erased, gules : Likewise of Mary Mugdolen Masse, second Wife of impaling, azure, s buck’: heed esboshed, urgent. tho above John Awdry, and Daughter of James Musse, Merchant, of the City of Lohdon, who De-- Sacred to the Memory of Sarah, the heloved Wife of parted this life I-‘oh. 22, 1771. Aged 30 years. Thomas Bruges, Esq. who Departed this lifc in the ln thc above Vault rests the Hody of John Awdry, Hope of n Happy Immortality, on the 23 Day of 1-lsq. who died on the 11th of May, 1602, I-‘oh. 1801, in the 51 year of her Age. Aged 70 years. Likewise to the Memory of Sarah, Daughter of the Also of Sarah Susanna, his Widow, who died Jan. lst, said Thomas and Sarah Bruges, who Departed this 1u1e, Aged 75 yeurs. Life on the 11th Day of Sept. 1784, Aged 2 years and Arms-A rgent, on u bend, cottizod, azure, three cinquefoils, or, 3 Months. a crescent, sable, for dlfleronce. Also to the Memory of Mary, their Second Daughter,

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South Wall. F Aged 16 years and 10 months. ln Mcmorium Isaaci Selle, et Margaret, parentnm Likewise to the Memory of Sarah Bruges, their youngest Daughter, nnd, alas I the only surviving Child, of Jucohus Self, Iilius hoc posuit, Qui postquam none- F gcssinm secundum Afitatis comploverit anoum, nume- i her disconsolete Father. She Departed this life on rosa sobole fcelix, viz. quatuor filijs cum tredecim filia- the 26th Day of April, 1804, Aged 17 yearn and 10 months. bus, unacum nepotihus nepotumq, prole udnumerum i no, mandnt:1Creatori animiiluhens devite migravit, Am:-Argent, on a cross, ermlnes, a leopard’: hand c-ahoshed : Pi tmps.Iingu.rgent,onafess.. . threessltlres. . . 1"cb. 10, A" Duff! 1656. iqprt-1. This Tablet is meant to record the Memory of John llcrc lie the Remains of the Rev. Mr. Bohun Fox, Awdry, Clerk, instituted to the Vicarage of Melk- Vicar of this Parish for fifty-three years. He dis-' sham on the Presentation of Gertrude, “'idow and charged the duties of his Pastoral Oflice with Fidelity i Relict of Henry Bronker, Esq. on the 21 day of Sept. nnd Zeul, Defonded ye Doctrine and Discipline of yfl l 1001, and died in the year 1639. Church ol' l-iugluud by his Excellent Discourses and Ar-nu—Argent, on a bend cottized, gttles, 3 cinqusfnils, urgent. 260

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0|: Flat Stem-s in Chancel. ‘* lies huried at Bromhan1,) died 17 Nov. 174], J]-It. I371 ITnde1'neath lieth Mrs. Margaret Webb, who departed Irilizabeth, bis ﬁrst “Fife died July 24, 1'72", flit. SIB. this lil'e the <"lth of June, 1783, in the 78th year of hcr Their male issue were Thomas and Isaac, who hoth Age. died without Children, aud lie buried in St. Mihln.-Ll'.~'. She was Dangliter of Isaac Selfc, of Iieanacre, Esq. Church, in London : Tlmmas 10 Jan. 1726, Hit. 27, hy his \i"il'e Ruth, Daughter of Jolm Bornun, .'|:isq. “ and Isaae 12 Jan. "L738, Hit. 32. Their lJani_-__l1tr-.rs nntl \l'iilow of Mr. Daniel “'el)b, heretofore of this were, Elizabeth, Ann, Margaretta, and Mary. .l-Ili- 'l'l:icP, by whom she had only one Daughter, named zubcth was married to the iltcv. W in. ii-tone : She l'illZ£1l3C'lll, who, 1narryingTl1omus Siiiitli, late ofShaw, placidly resigned hcr soul to him that gave it the 2d ol' in this Parish, Esq. had fonr Suns and thrcc Daugl|- \ A pril, 175. _/Ht. 53, and was buried at Ugbornc St. ters, wltert-of Elizabeth, the sceond Daughter, “'il'e George, in this County, leaving only one Child, llzumnl of Robert Neale, ofCorshan1, Esq. the only Survivor, Vi/illiam. Ann, the 2d Dauglitcr was Married to the and who, in grateful ltetueiubrance of her worthy Rev. Richard Jcnltyns. l"lc died 9th March, 1741!, ancestor, has caused this Stone to be Placed hore the i'['It. 43, and She, weary of this Life, Cheurinlly rc- ti Day of June, 1766. , eeived hcr Call to a bettcr thc 7th oi’ June l'ollou-ing, Arms--Azure, a cross . . . between four swallows: impaling, * flit. 413: they left two Children, Mary and Richurd, ermine, thrcc CltE\"l'Ol_lS . . . . Mary was born the 20th of August, 1735, and after

Q-3-Z-_-___ l an exemplary life of Sweetness, Innocence, and well- I-[ere lyeth the Body of Thomas Taylor, of this doing, (having never made one foe) died a Virgin, an Parish, Clothier, who Departed this life Feb. ye 2-3d, ill-spared Victim to Inoculation, the 13th Nov. I757. '17-I9, in ye 39 year of his Ago. ‘, Margaretta, the 3d Danp;l1ter, was married to .I:unes Yorlce, of the City of Vi/ells, Gent. The shock shc Also near this Place lycth two of his Children, by received at the Death of her justly-beloved '..\liec<:, Mary, his Wile, who died Dec. y6 17 5: 24, 1743. hastened her own ; as a Christian, shc nohly struggled with grief, but it was too mighty for her : she made ll In Memory ol' Mary, 1-Vifc of John Taylor, who died good end of a well-spent life May 23d, 1759, A-It. 50. April yo 29, 1763, Aged 52 years. l‘ Mary, the 4th aud last Daughter, died an Infant. llere also lies the Body of Mrs. Ann Awdry, Relict \ Reader, you see what they once were, you know, too, of the above Mr. Ambrose Awdry, and Daughter of what they new are; be you, therefore, wise in time. the Rev. Mr. John Tayler, Rector of Charlinch, in ye Arrns—In a lozenge quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth a'/.uri-, a sail ire or, County of Somerset, who departed this life Jan. 4th, second and third azure, a chevron in-tween three lilnmns, or. ;--Z_-_- A. D. 1719, Aged 52 years. Ermine, three elicvrons, gules: ilupnling per pale, aznrc und Near this Place also lies the Body of John Awdry, gules, a chevron between thrcc lions puss. guurtlant, or. eldest Son of thc abovesaid Ambrose and Anne Aw- ‘l dry, who died Oct. 2U, A.D,1'734, Aged 10 years. , Flat Stones within the Rails of Chancel. Arms-On a bonll, cotlizt-ti, three c'.inquct'oils 5 impaling ermine, Hero lyeth the Body of Mrs. Bridget Greenﬁeld, on a t-.hir>i' dancetté three cscall01'IS. who Departed this life the 18th of March, A. D. 16157.

ii-—i.-.1.-— On Monuments in East I-Intl of S. Aisle. l Here lie thc Remains of Martha Awdry, who de- Juxta Reeonclitum quod reliquum est viri integerrirni parted this life June the 30th, 1769. Jacob Sclfc, De Place House, in hae Parochia, Ar- Arms—On a bend, cottized, three cinquefoils : impaling, a fess migeri, E 1-'ar.uilia de Selfe, de Beanacre, oriundi, Qui l» between three mascles.

Diem extremum elausit, . l iii- Anno { Salutis 1730, Here lieth the Body of Elizabeth ltutty, wife of Thos. ]1'.tat1s sua: 58. Rutty, died April yv 14th, "1775. Jacob Si.-lfe, de Beanaere, Ariﬁ Consanguincus et Agcd 86 years. Hzcrcs, hoc Mariner Mcmoria: Saerum Ponendum euravit. Also Mary Agatha Lanham, Daughter of Joseph and Arms--Three chevrons, guleﬂ. Elizabeth Lanhatn, who tlicd August thc ltith 17150,

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Sysleni, this Marble perpetuates the Memory of many \ Mon. in S. Aisle. true Believers, who now rest in full assurauee of a M. S. Jacob Sclfe, de Beanaere, in Agro Vi'iltoniensi, lilcssed Resurrection at the last Day. Et Maria Uxoris, Johannis Ashe, rle Frcshford, in Thomas Selfe, Rector of the adjoining Parish of ; Com. Soil Filiazz Bromham, (who married ﬁrst Elizabeth, Daughter of . Ille Jan. 15, 1702, Hit. H2. Henry Smith, of this Parish, Gent: Secondly, Sarah, , 0b'°'“"' l Illa Junij s, 1101, J!-It. ti-1. Arms-Erm, 3 ehevrons gules : impaling, arg. 2 chcvrons sable. 2. I

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(In an Altar Tomb. Affection and Goodness of llenrt, for Purity of Mind '|'o the illuntory of Ambrose Awdry, of $eend, Gen- and Chastity of Manners, with an Elegant Person, tleman, nntl Mary, ltis ‘Wife, who are underneath in- and a Strength of Genius and Understanding, which terred. lle dyed January the Bth, 1733, Eit. 75. yielded the Most promising Hopes, be the object of She dyed June the 20th, 1719, .iEt. 4B. rational sorrow, let the Tear drop, and hence talu: the 'l‘ho Memory of the Just is Blessed, unfinished Design of Female Excellence. But the nntne of tbe Wicked sball Rot. In the same Vault are deposited, in full Assnrancc of Prov. x. v. 7. n glorious Resurrection to Life eternal, the Remains /frrrls—."\ rgcnl, on a bend eottizcd, azure, three einquefoils, or: of Richard Jcnkyns, Esq. the onee happy Father of itnpaling, ermine, three ehevrons, gules. the above-named Anna-Maria, who closed his sorrows the 31 Dny of July, 1806. Juxta reeonduntur exuvia lsaaei Selfe, Gencrosi, Amicis vicinis, ct notis om'ibus per chari. Qui Obijt Near this Place lies tbe Body of Isaac Selfe, Esquire, die 14 Mensis Martij, Anno Domini 1682, }l"Itatis sute of Beanaere, in this Parish, whose amiable Disposi- 43. tion and great Iutegrity, Recommended him to the Inhun.\antur quoque prope Corpora libcrorum ejus, Esteem of all who knew him. Nor was he less ex- Eliznbethm Anno 1671. emplary for Piety, Charity, and Hospitality. By his & defunct. Second Wife Penelope, tbe Daughter and Coheir of Gul. Anno 1673. Charles Lord Lucas (by Penelope, Daughter of Fran- Monumcntum hoe posuit amoris ergo Anna Selfc, cis, Earl of Scarsdale,) hc had three sons and three uxor ct mater superstes mcerens. Hanc ne depereas, Daughters. By his Third Marriage he left no issue. leetor, vitaln perituram arternum, ut possis vivere vive He Departed this Life Anno Domiui 1733, Agcd 70 Doo. I years. .Armr—Errnine, three ehovrone, gules, on the middle one a In the same Grave Lie also tbe Remains of Jacob crescent, urgent : impalhrg, argent, a bend, sable, on a chief of Selfe, of Besnaere, Esq. his youngest and last sur- the last three Woolpaclts . . . . viving Son, who, in regard to tbe Memory of the best of Fathers, Directed this Monument to be Ereeted. He dled July 24th, 1'7-5'7, Aged 62 years. On brass plates in B. Aisle. Herc lyeth Buried__the Body of Ambrose Dauntescy, l<'.sq. ye liltlest Snnne of Sir John Dauntesey, Knight, To the Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, who lies who bod to Wife U-artrude, the \Viddowe of Henry Buried near this Place, in tbe same Grave with ber lirounckcr, Esq. wvhlieth Buried llere by him, dz Fnther Daniel Webb, of this Parish, Gent. She was Died Both wlllin a Ycarc, &: Had by Iler 4 Sonnes Wife of Thomas Smith, of Shaw, Esq. and Died Ja- And 2 Dnugltters. lle Deceased the 29:11 of N0. nuary 12, 1719, in the 42 year of her Age. Also near vomber, 1612. A Zealous Christian, and Welbeloved the same Place lie Buried two Sons and a Daughter by All Men. of the above-named Thomas and Elizabeth Smith. Thomas, tbeir Eldest Son, who died July 3d, 1696, heing but 10 weelts tbree days old; Thomas, their Herc Lieth Buried the Bodie of Gertrude Dauntesey, next born, who died March 14th, 1699, at the Age of First the Wife of Henry Brunelter, Esq. by whom '16 weeks five days; Ann, who Died Deo. 24, 1714, Site had one Sonne and one Dnugbter. Sho Died the at the Age of nine years, six months, 24 days, Wife of Ambrose Dauntescy, Esqnir by whom She Also the Body of the above-named Thomas Smith, had 4 Sonncs and 2 Daughters, And Deceased the 18 Esq. by wbose death the Cbnreh-of England hath lost of February, 1611, in the Faith of Christ, and Favor a Son truly exemplary and conformable, the State a ol' his People. Member always ready for its Support, his Neighbours a Gentleman of striotjustice and fidelity, bis Friends Separated awhile from that pure Spirit which onee a pattern of true goodness, joined with a soundjudge- animated tho now lifeless remains of faded Beauty, ment and discretion. the Vault below contains all that was Mortal ofAnna So long then as an bearty zeal for the best religion Maria Jenkyns, the beloved only Daughter of Richard and form of government, an unblemished uprightness dz Anno Jcnltyns. Having lived 14 years and up- and integrity, a pious _and prudent ceeonomy, shall wards the Delight of all, and tbe Constant Source of continue to be esteemed and admired, so long must inertpressible Happiness to her fond Patents, Bbe left remain precious the Memory of Mr. Smith. Oh. 21° them, loaded with Grief, yet filled with Hope, on the Julij, A.D. 1723, }Et. 60. Btb of December, 1778. Arm-—Gnlea, on a chevron, urgent, three 1iens'head| erased, Christian Moraliat, if the loss of a lovely Innocent, sable, between three oinqnefoils, urgent: impallng, argsnt, a conspicuous for early Piety and filial lore, for friendly cross, gules, between four doves, proper. 3 X 262

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ll. Bcanacre, in the (J-ounl.y of Wilts. lisq. She dyed Quad Mortalc I-‘nit Tltonlru I-'udgc, B. A. Obiit 3 1st of August, 173-1, Aged 73. Nov. 17112, ..1'It. 7-l. .rl’r-ms--Ermine, three ehcvrons: impaling on n chevron l.ht't!t: ﬂeur-do-lis between as many roses, slipped. Nccnon Janet‘, Conjngis ejns ttmantissialar. Ohijt 2390 Feb. ..-1. D. 1801, 1131:. 74. Hi

' Hcrc lyeth the Body of Richard Guppoy, of Sand- ridg hill Purl-c, in this Parish, Gent. who departed this Neat: this Place Lycth lnterred the Body of John life the 27th Day of Septcrabcr, 1723, fl-Itat. I57. May, of Slmw, in this Parish, who Departed this life thc 27 of January, Anno Dni. 1684, Agcd 90 ycars. Also the Body of Margaret, his Wife, who departed this life August yﬂ 29, 1757, Aged BU years. lllors tua, Mors Christi, fraus Mnndi, Gloria Cceli, Ar-ms-—On a chevron, three ileur-dc-lis between as many roses. Et dolor lnferni, sint mcditaada tihi. Impaliag, on a fess wavy, three roundcis between as many lions’ heads erased.

On Flat Stones in S. Aisle. Here lies the Body of Ellin Owen, Spinstcr, who died Beneath this Stone lyeth thc Body of Mrs. Sarah the 2d of April, 17211. Tayler, W'ii'c of Mr. Thomas Tayler, of this Parish, She was a Lady of Exemplary Piety, strictest Vcrtue, Clothicr, and Youngest Daughter of Robert Smith, of and grout Humanity and Charity. llur Soul, thus this Parish, Gent. She died June ye 6, 1736, Agcd adorned with Divine graces, She Clicarfully resigned 3.5 years, much regretted and lamented by all that knew her. to Heaven, whither hcr wholt-: lift: n.~'.pirud.

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Beneath this Stone lycth t.he Body of Robert Smith, Gent. of this Parish, who Departed this life Oet. 24, Hcre lieth the Body of John Smith, of Shaw, l-‘.sq. Anno{ .Fl'.L 76. who departed this lifc the 21 of August, A.D. 1757, Salut. 1729. Aged 54.

is-pk-H Ar-ms—Gnles, on u chevron, urgent, three lions‘ heads eabosh- cd between as many einqucfoils. .. Impaliag, argcnl, on a Here lieth the Body of I\'l.".ry, the Wife of Henry chevron, gules, three trefuils . . . between as many lions’ heads Smith, of this Parish, Gent. She Departed this life csboshed. May the Bd, 1755, Aged 52. On a Brass Plate. Here lyeth thc Body of Mrs. ltcbcccn Guppt.-y, late Here lyeth tho Body of Penelope Selfc, Eldest of-this Parish, who Departed this life Nuv. 22, 1735, Daughter of Isaac Selfe, of Beaaaere, in the County Agcd 60. of Wilts. Esq. by Penelope, his Wife, One of the Her desire was, that her Grove might never be opened. Daughters, and Cohciress, of Charles Lord Lucas, Baron of Shenficld, in the County of Essex, who Departed this lifo the 26 Day of May, in the ycar of llere lieth thc Body of Tlionias Kingtnn, of W'ottnn, our Lord, 1718, her Age 2.5. in this County, Gent. who Departed this Life July yo Amu—-Ermine, three ehevrons. 9th, 1757, Agcd 57 years. Here lieth thc Body of Jane, Rclict of tho above Thomas Kington, Gent. died Oct. ye 9th, 1768, Here lycth ye Body of Mrs. Anne Selfe, Daughter Agcd 69 years. of Thomas Smith, of Froomzcllwood, in ye County of Arms--On a chevron, three flour-dc-lis between as mun y Watt-.\t ; Somerset, Gcat. and “Fife of Isaac Selfe, of ye Mid- impaling gutlée, in chief three clioss-rocks. dle Tcmple, London, Gent. Son and Hcire of Jacob Selfe, of Bcanactc, in ye County of Wilts. Gent. who departed this life ye 13 Day of Oct. Anno Dom. N. Side of the Nave, against 2d Pillar from the cast End. 1601, flit. sure 2|. Near this Pillar lycs Interred ye Body of Mr. John Also Here Lycth ye Body of Jacob Selfe, Son of Rutty, late of this Parish, Clothier, who Departed this lsnac Selfe, by Ann, his Wife, who Departed this life lifc the 13th of Nov. 1707, in thc 79th ycnr of his Age. the 8 day of Feb. Anno Dom. 1686. As also the Body of Illrs. Margery llntty, his ‘Widow, A.-hr.--Ermine, three chevrons: impaling, on a chevron, three (Daughter of Mr. llcnry Vlhrlib, of Paynswiclt, in tho lions‘ heads crazed between three cinqnefoiis. County of Gloucester, Clothier,) who Departed this life the 12 of Angnst, 17l4, in the U3 your of hcr Age. ['ndc:'neath this Stone lieth Margaret, eldest Daughter They lived together 46 years, and had issue 2 Sons of Richard Guppcy, of Sandridg Hill, in the Parish and 3 Danghffi. which all survived thcra, Viz. Henry, of Melksham, Gent. and third Wife of Isaac Sclfe, 01' John, Ann, Sarah, and Mary. 2.63

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(in I-'lat Sirloin! in Nave. To the Memory of Joseph Howgatc, Esq. of this -lo-l also in '.\'li-niory of .\':1r:|h. “rile of Thomas Wil- Parish. He died 5th April, 1820, Aged 81. >.1ii|'<-, '.\-lm liopai-toil this Lil'c the 26 Day of Feb. iu 175- Ageil 50 years. Underneath are interred the Remains of Susanna -iii Webb, Spinster, Sister to Benjamin \Vebb, list]. ilere lycth the llotly of Mr. Peter dc Jersey, of many years an Inhabitant of this Place. She Dc- (Sui-|'||.~."i-y, l"i-n|. who Departed this Life May 3rd, parted this life thc 21 of Feb. 1814. $71! I, Agiril 'l'wcnty Years, two Months, aud ﬁfteen Days. Brass Plate. Short was my life, Here lyeth the Body of Henry Robins, Gent. who The longer is my rest, Departed this life the 31 of January, in the year 1778, (iml took mc hcnee Aged 36 years. Because he thought it best. --1--i Hctchmentr. Brass Plate. Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth ermine, a chevron gules; second Mrs. Ann Osgood Died 21 Dee. 1769, and third gulcs, a fretty or: irnpaliog ermine, two bars rert: Aged 79 years. supporters, two wyvorns, sable. Cr¢st—-A haron's coronet.

llere lyeth yl= Body of Janc Flower, “fife of Thos. In a lozenge, nrgent, a chevron, gules, between three boars? I-‘lower, ol' linnnacra, (innt. deceased, who Departed heads, euuped and erect, azure, issuing out oi‘ each :i erosslel, this li|'e the 22d day of March, AH Dofii 1701 Aged fitchy, gulcs. ' 5!! years. 5 Quarterly, first and fourth Long; second and third per pale, first argent, three indorse sable, second azure. Ilore I.ycs the Body of Thomas Flower, of this Parish, Gent. who Departed this Life May the 1, Sable, a lien, rampant, between eight cross-erosslets, argeat, 1758, Aged 56 years. over all an eseutcheon, azure: irnpaling argent, two indorse, Also of John Flower, Brother of the said Thomas, sable. who .l)r:pa|"tcd this life May y“ (ith. 17-53, Agcd -55 years. Argent, a chevron, gulea, between three boars’ beads erased, n erosslet fitchy, gules, issuing from each.

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On u Rnlnll Moniimnni in the south side under the Tower. Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth ermine, a ebevron, guies ; second 'l'o the Memory of John lidwards Freemantle, Esq. and t.hird gules, a fretty or: impaling per less, l.‘t'illl|It:, two bars l.ir-ut. Col. of the ltoyal Bucks Militia, and formerly wart, two eherrons argcnt, in base a ﬂem--de-lis_. or.

of thc Coldstrcarn Regiment of Foot Guards. He u-i—1-ni 'l)i-‘mi-1.:-il this l.iI'1: at Bath, on the 21 Day of March, Against the Gallery. 11111.3. Agcd 43 years. lie married Catharine, second Benefactions to this Parish. Daugliter of the Rt. lion. Lord Ougley, who has eausvd this Tablet to be Ereeted to his Memory. A.D. 17.50. The Rev. Bohun Fox, Vicar of this Parish, Gave by Vliill, the luterest of One Hundred and thirty-ﬁve Pounds, then on Mortgage, But now I in Fiat Stones. on Security of the Melksham Turnpike Trust, the said ll. F. E. Interest to be appropriated by the Vicar oi‘ this Wm. Ji-il'rc_\,-s \Vood Parish for the time being annually in the Educating died 5 May, l7U.":, Aged 29 years. and Part Cloathing of Poor Children, inhabitants of this Parish, as far as thc said Interest will admit oi‘.

l|t.'li.' lieth an irifaiit Son ol' John and llester Jones, A.D. 1757. Jacob Sclfe, of Bradford, in this ol'I.l|i.s Pni'isl!, who (lied Nov. yﬂ 17, 1761, County, Gave by 'Will, the Interest of One Hundred Ageil one Month. Pounds, to he distributed annually at Christmas in Bread or Meat to Twenty-four Poor Housckeepers of iii, this Parish, not receiving alms, under the direction of On l-'lnl iilnnos in l\'.'Aisle. ‘ the Owner of the Estate of the said Jacob Selfe, in lli.-rr lieth the llody of Estlier Robins, second “hie this Parish, for the time being, one-third part of the ol' llicliaul Buntur Robins, who died July the (ith, same to bc distributed as aforesaid to Housel-Keepers 1700, Agcd BO years. within the Tything of Beanaere in this Parish. 264

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The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, North and On a Monument against the North ‘Wall of l\'n\1-. South Aisles, and North and South Transepts. The To the Memory of Jnnies Matravers, 0l' this Plaec, nave is siipporterl by Your pointed arches, resting on Gent. who died 16th March, ‘1790, Agcd titi years. round pillars. And Grace, his “rife, who died 25 Decem. 1793, The Rev. Joseph Smith Vicar. Aged 62 years. John and Daniel Jones Long, Esqrs. Lords of the Also Sarah, Daughter of James and (trace Matravcrs, Manor. who died 27th Oct. 1770, Aged 3 years nnd 5 months. Also Mary, Wife of James Ilippisly, Dauglittvr of James Matravers, by Elizabeth his lirst Wife, who died SEMINGTON. (ith July, 1738, Aged 27 years. Also James Matravers Elippisly, lion oi‘ .|iI.l\It'.'S and On a Monument againstthe north Wall oi‘ Chancel. Mary Hippisly, who died 15th May, I709, In this Chancel lie the Remains of l-Vrn. Blagden, Aged 2 years and Six Months. Gent. of Littleton. I-lo died I-‘cb. the 2.1, "1607, Life how short, Eternity how |.ong.

Ann : .FEt. 38. --i-—-—-M Robert Bisse, Gent. He died July the 31st, 1723, On l-‘lat Stones in Nave. Aged 5.5. Underneath lie the Remains of Betty, the W'ii'¢- oi‘ Mary, Daughter of Robert & Eleanor Bisse. She l-Vin. lirngres, Gent. who Departed this life June 22d, died May 16, 1717, Aged 16 years. "£2102.-J, .+"\ ged 56 ycai's. Mrs. Eleanor Bisse, Relict of Robert Bissc, Gent. late oi‘ Littleton. Sihc died April the 13th, 1743, Underneath lie the .lieinains oi‘ lfidrnnnd Lewis, Sur- Aged 81. geon, who departed this life Juue 28th, '1 Bil-1, in the Edward Blagden, list]. of Keevil, Son of the late 37 year of his Age. Edward Blagden, Esq. of Keevil, by Ann, his Wife. He died Oet. 7th, 17-1B, Ann. 1Et. 37. Brass Plates. Mrs. Joan Bisse, Daughter of Robert Bissc, Gent. llere Lyeth the Body of Thomas Gerrish, of this by Eleanor, his Wife. She died Decem. the 31st, Place, Yeoman, who, after a long, well-spent Life, to 1770, Aged 60 years. the age of 78, dyed yfl 20th of October, 'l7iJti, having In compliance with the last Will, and at the ltxpcnse lived n loving llushnnd, a tcnder ]."arcnt, -.1 good of the said Mrs. Joan Bisse, this Monument was Neighbour, and a stcdfast l-‘ricnd. ereeted to tlle Memory of her Ancestors, by the Care of her affectionate Executrix Anne Blagden. I-Iere lycth the Body of Ann Somner, (‘Willi of Thomas .Jrma—Sable, three eseallops in pale, argent: impaling argent, indented, three trefoils vert, on a chief azure, three annu- Soinner, Gent, DeEd, Daughter oi‘ William Blagdon, lets nrgenl. Gent. and Elianer Ilis wife) whee D|.'.pnl‘tnll this life -M the Seavcnth day of January, 10113, Anno ilitatis 40. On Flat Stones in (.'hn.ncel. Herc lycth ye Body of Mrs. Joanc Richmond, of In thc Chancel window is a little painted glass, Littlcto, who Departed this life yo 2d of February, or, g. and az. The are also some l‘IL‘Illtt-illfi ol' the Dante- AH DITJ 1697, ]Etatis sure .. sey Arms, having DANTESEY written upon it. Here lyeth ye Body of Mary Bisse, Daughter of Register commenced 1636. Robert and Elianor Bisse, who Departed this life ye The Rev. Mr. Hay, Vicar. 15th of May, An° Dni. 1717, Aged 16 years. The Duke of Somerset Lord of the Manor. Here Lyeth the Body of Edward Blagden, Esq. Son oi" the late Edward Blagdcn, “Esq. of Kcevil, by Ann, his \Vii'e, who died the 7th day of October, Ann. Dom- 1743. K EH V I l..

iii Here lieth the Body of Christopher Somner, Gent. (in Monuments against the North wall oi tihant-cl. who Departed this life at Littleton, the 27th Day of Near this Place lyeth the Body ol' linger Gaisforil, October, 1688, Anno itltatis sure 26. 0|’ Bulkington, Gent. who Departed this life the nth Day oi‘ January, 1757, Aged 58 yenrs. llere lyeth the Body of Thomas Sornner, Esq. who Also near this Place lyeth yr Body of Betty, “'ii'e Liv’d at Woliow, in Somerset, was Buryed April yr of the above Roger Gaisford, Gent. who Departed 28, MDC'XCI‘[- £Etatis sure 42. this life the 30th day of August, 1757, Aged 60. 26

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Al.-an near this Place lyeth the Body of Stephen, Son Also of Mary, Daughter of Tuck and Mary Gnisford, of l.lll! ilil(l\'t! ltoger and Betty Gaisloiwl, who Departed who died July the llth, 1774, Aged 19 years. this lih: Deeeni. y\‘- Uth, 176;], in the 20th year of his Also in Memory ofAnn, Mary, Robert, George, and /\.I,;'|:, Sarah, Sons and Daughters of Tuck and Ann Geis- ford. Ann died Julie the 17th, 1774, Agcd ]U years Sacred to the Muinnry of Sarah, Wife of John Lewis, und 6 months ; Mary died March thc 10th, 17?='), who died Supt. llith, 1010, Aged 39 years. Agcd 6 months; Robert Tuck died May the 27th, 1770, Aged 6 years and 3 months; George died July the 21st, 1779, Aged 3 years and 4 months; Sarah South Wall. died Nov. the 14, 1784, in the 20 year of her Age. John Harris, Esq. Also in Memory of Ann, the 2d Wife of Tuck Guis- (lilizen and Alderman of London. ford, who died Juno the 6th, 1819, Dezul und Alive l Ilow S0? tit! true: in the B4 year of her Age. 'l'is false, both first dz lust, |.i|u' never lmardc : yet nothing new, 'l'is present und ti s past. Near this Place lyeth the Body of Mr. Wm. Gais— llt.- was with us, yet now with God, ford, of liulckington, who died July ye llth, 1754, In life was dead, now livcs Aged 62 years. 'l'hc burning hush ulld Aaron’s Rod; In Mernory of Mary, Wife of Edward Gardner, 'l‘|n.- (led who takes, & gives 1 who died Jan. 15, 1760, Aged 63. And l'n'nl| and |'c'.1son doe agree, 'l'l|u||}:,'l| reliugnallt were, 'l'hat, i|| their several seuses, wc In Memory of Mrs. Jane Talhot, Rclict of the Rev. Mny see them very cleare. Mr. Thomas Talbot, of Margam, in Glamorgnnshire, llo died at Bathe, the 25 day and only Daughter of Thomas Beach, Esq. of this of May, 1657, and neare to this Place, who Departed this life Jan. 22, 1766, Aged 42 Place lyeth lnterred. years. This Monument was Erected hy her youngest Also Hester, his Pious Relict, who Died Sou and Executor, Christopher Talbot, Esq. Near London, the 10th of June, 1673, Thine be tbis Tribute, O lamented Shade l New in the some Grave lyeth This duteous Tribute to thy Mem’ry paid, huried with him. Theso tender sorrows, thine, for cver dear ; J:-m.r—-b':d>h-, u 1|-1-lhil, ur, lmtwt-1-n three crcsecnts, argent: im- "Pia Nature claims tbis sympatheticlc Tear, pulilig, gules, on a l.|:'nd, nr, thrvl: li. pass. gulefl. Or were her Voice too weak to bid it flow, Yet see-our Kindred is one Scenc of “Toe ! Flat Stones. Douhtfnl where most with Justice to commend, llere lyeth ye Body of John, ye Son of Mr. Richard The Wife, the Widow, Parent, or thc 1"riend. Wliitv, (lent. who was Burycd January the 3d, 1702]. A:-mn—Gules, a liuu rampant within a border ing-railed, or: impnling, vair, argeul, and gules, on a canton, or, a buelfs head ll:-le also l.y1.-th the Body of Mrs. Jonc Wllite, caboshed, sable. Dnugliter of Richard ll/hite, Gent. of liulkington, who Departed this life May ye 14th, An. Dom. 1724, South Wall. Agcd 70 years' Mora Janua Vitie. Near this Pillar, in the South Isle, are interred the Remains of the Rev. James Richardson, Late Vicar of Keevil,who died August the 20th, 1782, in the 70th llr-re lye-1h ye lirnly of W'illiam Blagdeu, Gent. year of his Age. \\'l|u l)<'e¢.-used Nov. yfl 2, 167- Also in the same Grave are interred the Remains of Mrs. Ann Richardson, Wife of the Rev. James Ri- lli-re Lycth ylr liody ol' Stcplimi (laysford, the Elder, chardson, and Daughter of John Beach, Gcnt. Citizen ol' MilI'.~§l!)ll, in l.Iu- County ol' Wilts, (lent. who De- of London. Sbe Died April the 10, 1774, Aged 63 |mrt¢-

u--—-ui-A llere lycth yv Body of Richard, y¢ Son of Mr. Jobn \Vl|itu, (icnt. who was liuryed August the 19th, 1694. East End. Near this Placc arc Interred the Rcmains of George Mun. against the North Wall of Nave. Gilbert, who Died March the 15, 1788, in the 35 year Near this Placc arc lnterred the Remains of Tuck of his Age. Uatlslhrrl, who died /t|1|'i| 4th, 1789, A gcd 65 years. Also ncar this Placo are Interred the Remains of Jans 3 Y 2.66

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Gilbert, ‘Vile of George Gilbert, who died Nov. the llere lycth the Body of Jane l"'lower, Will: of 15, 1794, Aged 39 years. Robert “Flower, who Departed this lili: yt-' 25 of Sept. Also of Sarah Gilbert, Daughter of George and Jane An" Dom. 166:2. Gilbert, who died May the 19th, 1709, in the 21 year of her Age. Here lycth ye Body of John llaslusns, of l.hi:=-. --ii-—ii Parish, who Dcpartcd this life ya 14th Day of April, In Memory of 'l'homas Gilbert, Gent. who died Anno Dom. 1639, Aged 51 years. March ye 5th, 1761, Aged . . .. Memento Mori. Also Elizabeth, his Beloved ll’ii'c, died September ye Also hcrc lyeth ye Body oi. John, ye Son ol' John 15th, 1720, A gcd 34. l Haslcens, who Departed this life yl-' 5th Dny oi" Also of Sarah, ll-’ife of George Gilbert, Gent. who March, A. D. 172%, Aged 47 years.

died May ye 1st, 1769, Aged 53. ii-—u Also Elizabeth Gilbert, who died April the Bth, 1731, lu Memory of Stephen Cox, of thc City of Ilristol, Aged 60. who Departed this Life .lune the 11!, 1761, Also to the Memory of George Gilbert Gent. who Aged 50 years. Died Dec. 17, 1791, Aged 76 years. Also Susanna, his Wife, who Departed this life the Also of Thomas Gilbert, Son of the Above, who dicd 4th of Dec. 1761, Aged 55 years. Dec. the 31st, 1792, Aged 35 years.

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u--A-i__; I On Monuments in \t'='st End of S. .-\ish-. Near this Place lie interred the Remains of Elizth Sacred to the Memory of Edward Blagdcn, lisq. who ll'utts, 'll’ite of James Watts, Daughter of George died Oct. 20th, 1730, Agcd 4:1 yours. and Sarah Gilbert, who Departed thislifc Feb the 20th, i Also of Ann, his Wife, who died April -tth, 1769, 1796, Agcd '11 years. Aged 79 years. l A-i Also of Ann Blagden, thcir Daughter, who died Au- Sacred to thc Memory of Mrs. Dorothy Beach, y gust 10th, 1 773, Agcd 60 years. who died Feb. 18, 1772, Aged B2 years. And of Eleanor Blagdeu, their Daughter, who died As also Mrs. Sophia Beach, who died July 31,1737, * February 23d, 1785, Aged 02 years. Aged 81 years. Also of Ann Dare, Cousin to the Above, who died They were Daughters of Wm. Beach, Esq. ‘ April 17th, 1307, A gcd G3 years. And Ann his Wife. Also of Betty Roberts, hcr Sistt-i-, and Widow of

| General John Roberts, oi' 'l‘annton, M. 1'. who died July 4th, 1803, Agcd 72 years. Beneath this Place lies interred the Remains of 'll"illiam Beach, Esq. of Keerill, who Departed this Arms-Argent, indented, three lrcfoils proper, on a chief, sable, three annulets, or. life August 1st, 17-11, Aged 35. Near him lies his truly affectionate Wife, Aun Beach, |-1-ti...-|-.--1 who survived him but eight months. Shc was Dangli- South Wall. tor to thc Rev. Gilbert VVither, of Hall--Place, in Sacred to the Memory of John Chamberlaine, Esq. Hampshire, and Departed this life April 6th, 1742, E. S. A. Keeper of His Majesty’s Drawings and Aged 30. Medals. Pure and undeviating in his Conduct, he Also the Rcmains of Joan Beach, thcir well-beloved was honoured with the conﬁdence and esteem of the Sr dutiful Daughter, who died June 20th, 1765, best of Sovereigns during a period of nearly lifty years. Aged 62. His disconsolate Widow and Family have placed this /ii-mi.-—Vair, nrgcnt, and gules, on a canton, or, a buclr’s head Marble to commemorate thc best of llusbands and caboslrcd, sable: impaling, argent, a chevron, gulcs, between the hcst of Fathers, whose gentleness of Nature, and three cresecnls, sable. urbauity of manners, gained him the friundsliip and affection of all who knew him. Obijt Jan. 12th, 1812, On a Flat Stone in Nave. 1'Etatis sun: 67. llcrc lyeth the Body of Daniel Usher, who Departed Also of Fredrick Chamberlain, his Youngest Son, this life Feb. the 18th, 1753, Aged 32 years. t late of Trin. Coll. Cambridge. lle scrvod as a Lieut- iu the ltith Light Dragoons, under the Duke ol' Wel- A-i lingtou, and dicd most sinccrr-ly and deservedly l.a- Brass Plates in N. Transept. mcntcd of a Consumption from fatigue, on thc 2-tth I-lore lycth ye Body of Elizabeth Gaisford, Wife of Jan. 1615, Aged 23 yr.-ars. Thos. Gilbert, who Departed this life Sept. ye 15, in A1-ms—An escutcheon between eight mullots: impaling, :1 fess ye Year of our Lord, 1720, Aged 34 years. between six annulets, 3 s 3. 267

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.-'\'..::r this Place Lyeth the Body of Job Ellis, who Departed this Life March the 9th, 1800, STEEPLE ASHTON. A gcd 34 years. i llis years on earth they was but few, And wasted like the Morning dew ; - Un a Monument againsl the north Wall of Chancel. ‘.'r'hcn he eould stay no longer here H. S. E. lle left his tender Mother dear . Anna, Uxor dilecta Avsry Thompson, A. M. et 'l'o the kind providence of Heaven, Barth : Martyn, hujus Ecclis Vicarij, ]-'ilia. And dy'd in hopes to be i'o|'given. I Obijt llmfl Die_Angn. .. A. D. 1734, }Et. -13. Amoris Coningalis, enl Examplar. On Flat Brass Plates. Arms-—A lion paslant guardant: irnpallng, an eagle with two llere lyeth ye Body of Roger Dlagden, the lihlest, hcsrls, displayed. Ueirl. And of Roger, his Sonn, And Ann, his Wife. And Alsoa Martha, the W'ii'o of Edward Blagden, Gent. who departed this life the 11 Day oi'Julie,‘l6B3. Near tbis, in tha South Isla Iia interred the Remains pitti- of Henry Long, Esq. of Rood Ashton, who was lll|tl(‘l'llt-'tll.ll lie interred the Rcmains of Ann, the W'ii'e Buried March 26th, 1672. of the I11.-v. Mr. Richardson, Vicar of Keevil. She Al so of Richard Long, of Rood .Ashton,Nephew and died April 10, 1774, Aged 53 years. i adopted Heir of Henry, Second Son of Richard Long, of Cellingburn Kingston, hy_ Elizabeth, Sister of On a Table! in S. Aisle. L the said Henry, and Grandson of Thomas Long, of lli~::~ri-:1-'.te"rioN Little Chirerel, of the ancient Family of the Longs of Wraxall, Wilts. Tha first namad Richard Long, of Gircn by Mrs. Joan Wliite, of Bulkington, in the F l'orish of Kcevil, hy \‘l’ill, dated the 10th Day of Rood Ashton, married Elizahath, Daughter of Thos. Octoher, 1724. Assigned to John Gaisford, Gent. -I Long, of Rowden, Esq. by whom he had a Son, ltcnry Marjcrarn, Yco: Thomas Wilkins, ‘Wcavr-r, uamed Richard. who married Ann, the Solc Daughter Wm. Gibbs, John Bur-hidge, Yeo : nnd Tliomas and Heiress of John Martyn, of Hinton, in this Pa- Nash, Yeo : all of Bulliington aforesaid, an Anrniity rish, (leut. who died in 1701, Aged 49, and Grace, of Forty Shillings, to ha paid out of her all and singu- his \Vii'e, who died in 1740, Aged '78, both Interrcd lar Messnages, Tenem". Lands, and Hereditanicnte, in this Church. Tha snid Richard, by Ann, his Wifa, lying in the Tything of Bulliington, in tha Parish of lied two Sons and threa Daughters. Ho died May Keevil, aforesaid, to be by them distributed on the l 0th, 1760, Aged 70, to whose Memoryin particularly, Feast ofqSt. Thomas tha Apostla, or within twelve as also to thc Memory of tha said several deceasad Days nest after the said Feast, amongst such poor ln- Persons, the said Ann, his sorrowful Widow, hath liahitants oi’ Llulkingtun us they, or thc greater num- Caused this Monument to he Erected. ber oftlieiii, shall think lit. By the same \Vill, it is P The above-mantionad Ann Long died Jan. 19th, 1763, also ordered, that the two Survivors of the above- EE. 71.- mentioned Assignaes, ehrdl assign over to six others Itichard, her Eldest Son, died Sapt. 3d, 1767, JE. 30, of the principal Inhabitants of Dnlltington, the said and was hurisd in the Parish Church of Whaddon, in Annuity to be by thcrn distributed nt tha time and this. County. manner above-mentioned, and that the like assign- i Ellen, her Youngest Daughter, died May 19th, 1704, ment he made by the two surviving Assignees from tima to time for ever, in order that the aforesaid An- .lEl.Bt. U2. nuity be disposed of for t.he purpose above-mentionsd. Her Youngest Son, John Long, D. D. Fellow of All-Souls College, Oxford, and Rector of Chelsfield, -l in Kant, died October 17th, 1797, Aged 6.5 years. The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, South Aisle, and North Tra|i.~.=e|:t. The south side is sup- H ported by three pointed arches. 'l'he Nave has On Flat Stones in Chancel. been handsomely re~pcwed, by the direction of the ltcv. Thomas Spencer. llcro lyeth the Body of John, Son of John Martyn, of llinton, Gsntleinan, and Grace, his \Vii'e, who‘ de- At lhe l-Iasl I-Ind of the Chancel, outside. parted this life on October ye 12th, An. Dofi] 1700, Near this Place lyeth the llody of the Rev. Nathaniel /Utatis 17'-"lb Brewer, Late Viear of Kcevil, who Departed this Life Marcli yfi 17, 1'73-1, in the 67 year of his Age. llere Lieth the Bully of Elizabeth, Daughter of Mr. Also near this Place Iyutll the Body ol' Mrs. l-llialll Samuel Martyn, of Chippenlltllfl, who tlietl Airgiist Brewer, who died May the 'lU, 1759, A gcd 63 years. the 4, A. D. 1732, Aged 1 yaar. 268

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Here lyeth the Body of Mr. Samuel Martyn, of it Here lyeth the Body of Betty, Wife of llobcrt East Town, nlio died Feb. the 19th, 1687, Aged 30- Rogers, Daughter of John and Betty Long, who Here lyeth ye Body of Mr. John Martyn, Son of Departed this life August 27th, 1791, A gcd 56 years. Mr. Samuel Martyn, who Departed this life l\Tov.1!Jth, gﬁd 28. Also Here lyeth the Body of Mrs. Sarah Long, 'A'rms—An eagle with two heads displayed. Spinster, Daughter of John nnd Sarah Long. Died Nov. ye 1, 17.57, Aged 62 year's.

M. S. _1-ii_.__.,i Una Vixerunt, Una Resurgunt, Qui hie una ‘Tumu- Also Ilere lyeth the Body of George, Son of George lautur, Rohcrtus Beach, Generosns, Qni Ohi_jt Jan- and Sarah Ball, who died August ye 19, A. D. 1756, 22,167‘2., et Gratin Beach, Uxor Ejus, Qua: Obijt Aged 3 years. Apr. 28, 1685. Quosjus & Charitas olim adornavant, eorum einerosjam dissoeiaiis vetant, par est riiinirum, Tho. D'Arcy died the 7th Dec. 1819, Ago.-tl 70 years. ut unicnin conjungcrct moriumcnturn, Quos lideli con- jngin univerat Deus, Veni et Avi, Viator, iriortalitatis Herc lie the Reinains of Henry Flower, ol' W est et unitatis memor. Ashton, who died July yﬂ 7th, 1789, Agcd till years. Jrrru-Vair: irnpallng, a ﬂour-de-lis within a border. Also of Henry, Son of Henry and Mary Flower, who died July ye 17th, 1761, Agcd 3 years.

Brass Plate. John Brown died July -Bth, 1760, A god 0'7 yt-nrs. Anna, Uxor Rogeri Marhes, Geii. ct ﬁlia “"alteri Ann Brown, Wife of John Brown, died Doc. lltli, Hungerford, Armigeri, ohijt 21° Die Augnsti, 1662. 1761, Agni] 62 yenrs.

_-mi}-M Ann Brown, Dmiglitcr of John and Ann Brown, died Mon. against the ﬁrst pillar from the W. end in S. side of Nave. Dee. 5, 1795, Aged 72 yenrs. Mary Brown, Second Daughter of John and Ann Near this Place lie the Remains of ‘Wm. Long, ot' the City of Bath, who Departed this life July tlth, 1783, Brown, died Sept. 11th, 1797, in the 63 ycnr of hcr Age. Agcd £12 yenrs. q Also of Ann and Jnne, two Infant Dsugliters. Betty, ‘Wife of John Long, died May 2/lth, 17-III. This Monument is erected to preserve the Memory of Wm. Long dieil July Utli, 'l'7ttt't. a lrind Husband arid tender Parent, by his sorrowful Ann and Jane, Daughters ol' Win. l.r>n;_-_'. Widow, Ann Long. Jane Long, grand l):iughtor of the above Win. l.o|ig, Arms-Sable, a lion rampant between eight crosslcts, urgent. died March 10, 1812, Agcd 1 year and 6 months.

iii On monuments in the north aisle, beginning at the vast r-ntl. First Pillar N. Side. To the Memory of Thomas Bennett, list]. of this Anna, Utter Johaniiis Brown, Annos Nata, 62, Place, who died yl-' 2341 of 1-‘eh. 1.728, A gcd titi yenrs. Obiit '11" die Deeembris, "1761. And of Thomas Berinet, Esq. of Uoinh-liay, in the Johannes Brown, Annos Natus 8'7, County of Somerset, his Second Son, who died the ' 0hi_jt5".Iuli_j, wee. 4th of March, 1728, Aged 32. Anna, ﬁlia J. dc Anna: Brown, Aiirios nata '72, As also of Thomas Bennett Smith, Son of Robert; Ohijt 5° Deeembris, Moccxcv. Smith, Esq. of Comb—hay, and Mary, his “’il'e, the only surviving Daughter and Llciress ot"l'lios. lli=niit:t.t, Maria, Filia J. ct Anna: Brown, Annos Nata 6'7, Sen. who died the 23 of Sept. 'i72!I, _,/hgllll 7 niontlis. Ohijt 12" Septeiribris, Mriccxcvll. Ar-ms—Per fess, inih:itl.h>.tl, gules and argciit, in chin!‘ a pale '|‘. Owen, A. M. posuit. i‘ between two demi-lions rninpiiiit, argt.-.nl, crowned or, in bnsr-, on a pale, gules, a tleini-lion rampant, urgent : impaling per hiss or and argent, a lion rainpnut azure. ‘Vest End.

Underneath lyeth .;F-‘nterr’(l-.the Body of ]"h.rt1l4.'lL_.Silver.- q d t th H f A C U “,1. F thorn, Spinster, of East Town. who tlied March ye 20, E iiajljjrt éiameop [‘1'::]'[f5:ead, '::°the“'(lf;m:‘; of ‘.l‘f;h‘l’_ 1756, Agcd 72 years. “ dlcsex, .l*.sq.1 She was the Daughter of Robert hiiiitli,i Esq. of Comb-hay, in the County of Somerset. She On Flat Stones in Nave. died the 15th Sept. 1.772, Leaving lssuo Anne nnd [Brass' Plate' -] Here lyeth the Body of Thomas Flower, Gent. Mﬂfy. 1|; Arrnwstrgenl, on ahend, sable, three roses argi-nl: iinpnling who Departed this life the 17 day of March, gnles, on a chevron, or, three leopards’ heads cahoslicd, sable, Ann. DoTn 1671. between three einquefoils, argeiit. 2

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'l‘o the Memory of Johlt Smith Esq. of Comb--hay, in On Monuments in West End of N. Aisle. thc County of Somerset, Son of Robert Smith, Esq. On the North Side of this Church Yard lie the Re- hy Mary, l)augl|ter of 'l‘homas Bennett, Esq. of this nrains of Dorothy, third Daughter of Thos. Browne, of Place. lle married Ann, Daughter of Lord Viscount (Jarufield Place, near Hatfield, Hertfordshire, Esq. Tracy : She died on the 12 Day of April, 1765, and by Martha, his Wife, Daughter of George Nedham, llc on the 12th Day of Nov. 1775 ; She in the forty- of Wymondlsy Priory, Hertfordshire, Esq. She died lirst, and lle in thc forty-ninth year of their respec- at Bath, unmarried, March 7th, 1807, Aged 59 ycars. tive ages. Ile had the honour to represent thc City of Bath in thc first, second, and third Parliaments of John Hicks, Gent. died Dee. 14, 1782, in tbc B2 year George the Third, and discharged the Duties of the of his Age. Appointment to the satisfaction of his Constituents. John Lewis Hicks, Esq. his Son, M. A. of Queen's They left one Son, and had no other Issue hut a College, in the University of Oxford, Captain in the Daughter, who died in hcr Infancy. Wiltshire Militia, eminent for his Knowledge in Mo- .drm.I----Quarterly, first and fourth gul, on a chevron or, three dern Languages, as well as in Greek and Roman Icopnrrln‘ hr.-nds cabnnhed, sable, between three cinqncfoiln, arg. aneoml and third, per than imbattled, gulea and argent, in chief n Literature, died in the 42 year of his Age, Jan. 19th, pale urgent between two demi-lions rampant urgent, crowned 1788. or, in base, on a pale, gulea, a rlemi-lion rampant, argent, Ar1m—Gules, a fess, wavy, between thrsc fleur-de-iis, or. crowned, or: hnpaling or, an eseallop in hend, sable, between two plain uottisea, guiea. Here lyeth the Body of Margery, Daughter of Stephen Wilkins, and of Elizabeth, his Wife,wbo Departed On llat stones near tbe above. this life tbe 21 Day of Jauuary, Anno Dom. 1712, To the Memory of Christopher, Son of Thomas Ben- Aged 10 months an_d 25 days. nett, Esq. who died thc 5 of Feb. A. D. 1707. Also in Memory of Ann Hudson, Widdow, who died In Memory of Stephen Wilkins. He Dy’d the 25 of the 20th of Nov. A. D. 1732, Aged 76. Oct. 1730, Aged 47 years. Also in Memory of Elizabeth, his “fife. She Dy’d Here lyeth the Body of Rshecca, the Wife of Chr. the 2]. of Feb. 1729, Aged 43 years. Bennett, who deceased .. .. of Fsb. 16-54. Also in Memory of Thomas and Thomas, Sons of llere lycth the Body of Jeane, the Daughter of Joseph and Ann Wilkins: One Dy'd the 7th of Oct. Tltontas Bennett, Gent. who Departed this life .. . . 1739, in his Infancy, the Other Dy’d y° 20th of March, 13, Anno Domini . . . . 1747, Aged 1 year & 3 months.

Hero lyeth the Body of John Bennett, Gent. who On an Altar-Tomb. Deceased the 4th Day of January, An’ Dom. 1661. Here lyeth the Body of Elizth Lewis, 'WidoW of George Lewis, Hector of Quarly, in Hants. and Daughter of Samuel Pitrnan, Esq. Lord of the Manor Thonrns Bennett, Jun. Esq. Dyed March the 4th,172B, of Quarly, who Departed this life Ap. 23, 1762, In Aged 33 years. hopes of a joyful Resurrection through the Merits of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Brass Plate. Also Here lyeth the Body of Maria Susanna, only John 1'-itilernarr, of this Parish, Gent. was huricd Fov. Daughter of the Rev. Mr. George Lewis, and Elizth 1!], 115-11. his Wifc. She Departed this life April 13, 1760, in the Seventy Second ysar of her Age. John Stiletnnn, Gent. Sen of the above-mentioned John Stilcmnn, buried Dec. 21, 1691. John Stileman, Gent. Son of the above-mentioned On Flat Stones. John Stileman, buried Sept. 25, 1713. To the Memory of Mary, the Daughter of Daniel John Stiletnnn, Gent. Son of the nbove John Stilernan Pryor, who died the Btb Day of July, A. D. 1733, und Christian his Wifc, Buried Augnst 2d, 1725, Agcd 41.

Aged l6. H Arm:-An unicorn, tn chief three billets : inrpaling a cross he- Here lyeth the Body of Daniel Pryor, the Eldcr, tween four swords inverted. . who Departed this life tbe, 25 Day of Feb. in the year -n-1-Z-—-— of our Lord 1727'- Over the norzh door. Also Here lyeth the Body of Daniel Pryor, who John Sharp died July the ﬁrst, 1814, Aged 17 years. Departed this life Jan. . . 1769. 3 Z 270

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Here lieth the Borly of Henry Browne, who De- Ar-m.r—Qus.rlerly, ﬁrst and fourth 1.-air, argent and gnles, on n parted this Life the 25 Day of Feb. Anno Domini canton, azure, a pile, or; second and third vair, or and azure, a pale, ermine, on a chief, argcnt, two chaplets,.a7.ure : over all, 1710, Aged 52 years. on an escutcheen, quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth azure, a tower ar- : gent between two lions combatant or; second and thirtl or, n Here Lyr-tlt thc Body ot'Mz1uricc Jarvice, who died lion rampant-regardant, or, on n. canlon, sable, at horse's hen-I Septem. the B, .1. D. 1722, Aged 32 ycars. erased, argent. Crssl—.'\ thrmi-liott rampant argent, gorgerl or, holding n As also of George, his Son, who died March thc 27, shiclrl, azure, elntrged with a pile, or. A. D. 1736, Aged 15 yer: ." -i—1_-ii-.

I21-M-.n To the Memory of Mrs. Jannct Gowlaml, \\’il'e of llere lyeth ye Body of Thos. Hickes. He Departed Thomas Gowland, Esq. and Daughter of thc above this life yo 16 day of April, 1687. Thomas and Helen Beach, who died December tlﬂth. 1809, Aged 50 years.

Here lies ye Body of George Hancock, who Dspartcd this life January ye 28, A. D. 1733, Aged 65 years. In Memory of John Hynes De la Bechc, Son of Thomas and Helen Beach, who died at Frankfort on ii--i. thc Maine, on the 26 April, 1803, Aged 58 yenrs. To the Memory of Jean, the Daughter of Mr. Matthew Bnrges, and of Mary, His Wife, who Departed this life Jan. the 4th, A. D- 173. Aged 27 years. Flat Stones. Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Barges, the H. S. E. Daughter of Matthew Borges, nnd of Mary, his VVifc, Elizlhﬂ Turner, Vidua Georg-ii Turner, do Lin. ..d, in who Departed this life the 13 Day ...... Com. Surrey, Armigeri, qua: Obiit vicesimo septimo . . . 1717, Aged 18 years. Die Deeembris, Anno DoE| 172- J1-Itnt. 66. Ar-ms—Vair, on a pale three trcfolls, crescent for dill'ercnec ; 1-l ere lyeth the Body of Mrs. Jean Tipper. Departed impaling, per fess indented, three chaplets. in I725.

i Here lies ya Body of Mrs. Grace Beach, Daughter Here lyeth the Body of Henry Martyn, Junior, of Mr. 'I'homas Beach, of West Ashton. who rlied who Departed this life the nth Day of April, Feb. ye 7, 1732- A'rrn.r--\’:tir. Anno Domini 1890. H. S. E. Here lyeth the Body of Mrs. Anne Tipper. Thomas Beach, do West Ashton, Gent. Vir Prohi- Departed in I723. tatis, Amieitise, Chnritatis, plenus ; qui Obijt Deeimo die Nov. Anno DorT1 1729, JEtat. 92. $

On Monuments at the West I-ind ofSouth Aisle. Here lyeth the Body of Mr. Robert. Beach, Son of In Memory of Licut. Col. Thomas De la Bcche, Mr. Thomas Beach, of West Ashton, Gent. who De- Son of Thomas and Il.enry lieach, who died at Bath, parted this lifs June tho 16th, Anno Dni. 1710. in Jamaica, on the lst June, 1801, Aged 45 years.

To the Memory of the Honourable Thomas Beach, Ia Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Beach, Daughter ol Esq. Son of Thos. Beach, Esq. of lvest Ashton and Thomas and Elizth Beach, Esq. of W'est Ashton, “'o|ley, in thc County of I-Vilts. Formerly his Majes- who Departed this lifc Nov. Bth, 1713.5, Aged 7'1. ty’s Attorney General, a Member of the I-lon""~’ House Also in Memory of Mrs. Ann Catharine Bcach, Sister of Assembly, and lastly, ChiefJustice of the Island of of the above-mentioned Mrs. Elizahcth Bcach, who Jamaica, who tlirtl in Spanish Town the 29th June, Departed this life Feb. the 3d, 1804, Aged U4.

1774, Agcd 58 years. -—--iiin

Also of Helen. Beach, his “"ife, one of thc Daughters Brass Plate. and Coheiresses of John Hyncs, Esq. of \Vestmor- Francis Long, Son of Francis and Sarah Long, Died hnnl, in the said Island, who was also n. Member of Dec. 10, 181.5, Aged 02 yeurs. the ll onsc of Assembly. She dierl in Spanish Town thc 24th June, 1771, Aged 38 years. This lilonnmc-nt is erected by their ails-ctionate Son, Also Here lyeth the Body of Francis Long, Son ol Thomas Beach, Esq. a Captain in his Majesty's Ulst, John and Sarah Long, who departed this life Ma. . . or Gordon's Highlanders...... in the year of our Lord . . . 1762. l 271

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Underneath lie the Remains of Anne, Wife of the Rest, virtuous spirit l to tbe latent grief Rev. Wm. Wninhouse, Daughter of Wm. Beach, Death, on thy slumb-ers stealing, brought Relief: Esq. of Keevil. She died Feb. the 10th, 1771, in the Thy youthful Days, in silent suﬂ'erings past, 22 year of her Age. Kind Heaven repaid with smiles 6: peace at last. Blessed nre the meek. Jmu~—Indented, or, a fess indented, azure, in base an escal-

Kai.-E lop, azure, on a chief of the last two esoallops, or: impaling, vair, argent and galos, on a canton, or, a buck's head caboslu d, On a Tlrass Plate. sabls. - To the Memory of Ann Wilkins, who dyed Dec. 26, 160.5, Aged 42 years. Against N. Bide of the Nave. Also to the Memory of Jana Rogers, Widow of This Church was Founded Francis Rogers. She Dy’d Dec. ye 12, 1747, unto the Honour of Almighty God, hetween Aged '79 years. tbe years of our Lord 1480 and 1500. The North Ile was Built at the Cost and Charge of Robert Long llere lyeth tha Body of \'Vm. Clift, who Departed and Edith his Wife. The South Ile, for tba most part, this life . . . . July, 1744, Agcd '76 years. was built at the Cost and Charge of Walter Leucas Also hero lieth the Body of Catherine Cliit, the Wife and Maud his Wife. The rest of tbe Cburch of Win. Clift, who Departed this Lifa March ye 20, with the Steeple was built at tbe Cost and A. D. 1768, Agcd 6|] years. Charge of tbe Pnrishioners then Living. Also in Memory of Ann, Daughter of Wm. and Ca- therine Clift. Hhe died Nov. ye 26, '17. 3, West End of Nave. Aged 51 years. Upon this Tower was a fnnious and lofty Spire, con- Also in Memory of Elizabeth Clift, their Daughter. taining in height above tbe Tower ninety-three feet, She Died May ye 15, 1787, Aged 50 years. which a violent storm of thunder and lightning rent, and made a great breach tbarein, July 25, 1670. The Brass Plates. Parish, willing to preeerve sncb a noble and Complete Underneath are Interred the Remains of Mr. William Spire, endeavoured to repair tba same by employing Clift, of Keevil Wick, who died Feb. 2d, 1799, able workmen for that purpose, but such was the un- Aged 68 yenrs. controllable Providence of Almighty God, that, when the Spire was almost ﬁnished, and the workmen la- llere lieth y" Body of Peter Crook, who deceased y° bouring thereon, another terrible Storm of Thunder u Of April, man, who gave to this Church 20s. and to and Lightning happened on the 15th Oct. in the eama ye poora of this towne lls. a year for cvcr. year, which threw down the Spire, killed the two Roger Crookc, Gent. was buried Feb. the 20th, 1655. workmen labouring thereon, and heat down the Top oi Roger Crooke, Gent. was buried Aug. the ﬁrst, 1375. tbe Tower, great part of the Body of tbe Church, and part of the Iles thereof. The Reparation whereof cost

llrass ‘Plate against S. side of S. Aisle. tbe Parishioners, and some well-disposed Neighbours, tbe Sum of 420 pounds, and was ﬁnished in the year In Spc ll, Resur. l. S. D. Exuvite Roberti Foulkes, 1675. John Stileman and John Tucker Ch.-Wardens. A. D. 1771, ]Etat. 77. ii-i

_—i-n-ii S. Wall of S. Aisle. Flat Stone. For Encouragement of Industrious Poor, John H. S. E. Brown, late of this Parish of Steeple Aebton, Joyner, li.nlJnl'l'lls iioulkes, A. M. hujusce .ECClCSli]3 per annos did, by bis last ‘Will, Cbaritably give ye Rents 8: 23 Vicnrius fidelis, 1-t Cliristinze ii cligionis Ornamen- Profits of one piece of Ground, lying in Windmill tum. Ob. Augusti '24, A. I). l'77l, flitat. '77. field, in this Parish, containing 4 Acres (and let for d 13.5 10s. a year) for ever. And also did order ye sum Underneath are interred llicliard Long, Esq, who died of two l-l undrad Pounds to be laid out in other Lands Miiy II, 1700, Aged 71, And Ann, his lrvidow, who within 5 rnilee of this Parish, and ye Rents 8: Profits Died Jan. 19th, 1768, Aged '7l. thereof likewise to be Given for Ever unto four Poor Men of this Parish, having Families, to be equally Against S. E. Pillar of the Nave. divided amongst them, who must be of good repute, To the Dear Memory of Anne, Wife of tha Rev. Wm- dwelling within 3 furlonge of the Croesa hare, and must 'Wninhonse, Daughter of William Beach, Esq. of be Members of ye Church of England, and such as Reevil. She died Feb. 10th, 1771, in the 22 year of have not at any time received Aims of ye Parish, but her age. In Temper meek and bumblc, In Manners have bred up their Families by their own Industry, gentle and cngnging; to her Lot, in Life dc Death, and are above ye Age of 46 years: and by his said resigned. Will did order Laurence Howell, Wm. Chapman, 272

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Daniel riyinlis yr Elder, ti: John Uatley, from & alter Memento Mari. ye 25 Day ol‘ March, 1722, to have ye Benefit of this To the Memory of Deborah Marks, Wllu l)epr\l'tt.'tl Charity during their respective Lives ; and that ye said this life the 8th day of March, 1730, Agcd til). Laurence Howell should collect a||d receive ye rents of ye said Lands during his life, and distribute thein Hatckmr.-nts. accordingly. the other 3 persons each allowing him two shillings a year for his Trouble of Collecting. Long : impnling sable, on It fess, or, two mnllels sable belvrt-en three einquefoils, argent. Pursuant to ye ahove, ye said Sum of two Hundred Pounds hath been laid ont in ye purchase of Certain Quarterly, first and fourth argent, a spread t'I|[_';'l£'.', gulen ; I-ieclurd and third gules, on a chevron argcnt, lhree lenpnrtl.-4' heads ra- L:md.~:., being at Bower-hill, situate in ye Parish of boshed, sable, between three cinquefoils, argent. Melksham, Containing 8 Acres. él: let for 8 Pounds a Gales, a chevron, or, three. leopards’ heads eaboshed, sable, be- Year. “'ithin one Month after ye dccease of either of tween three cinquefoils, urgent: impaling or, on u. bend cottizcd the said persons above-named, or of any other Person gules, an eseallop, sable. who ltcrenfter shall be admitted to share of this Cha- rity, the Minister of this Parish for ye time heing may This Church is a very large and beautiful structure, present unto two of the next Justices of y0 Peace having, from its external form and interior decora- (who have no Estate real or personal in ye Parish) tions, iuore the resemblance of a Cathedral. It has a any other Poor man dwelling, & so to bc qualified as Chancel, Nave, and North and South Aisles. The aforesaid ; and if, by his Examination upon oath. Nave is supported on each side by four lofty pointed snch poor man shall appear so to be dwelling dc so to arches, resting on massy columns. The vaulting of be qualified, and ye said Justices shall so Ccrtifie the aisles is of stnne, ornamented with handsunic fo- him to be, then such poor man so presented, paying to liage; that of the nave and‘chanccl is of wood, it ap- ye said Jn.~|1.ices Clarkcs 5 Shillings a piece for such pears to have been formerly of stone, but the l'alling of Certificate, and allowing two Shillings a Year to ye the Tower in 1670, probably occasioned its ruin. receiver of ye llents, shall be entitled to an equal Register commenced 1558. share of this Charity : or if ye said Justices ever after such Examination, shall find that yv person so pre- The Rev. Mr. Hay. Vicar. sented is not dwelling & qualified to be admitted dz entitled to such share in his stead ; But ye said Will provides that no more than four persons at one time ATWORTH. shall be admitted to this Charity, and that after ye Death of yfl said Laurence Howell, such person as On a ll-Tnnument ngslinst the north Wall nl'('Ilnn1re1. hath longest been entitled to a share, shall be Col- Near this Place Lyeth ye Body of Qliliznbetlr, Wife lector of ye llents, and that on ye Death ofeithcr of ofThomas Godwin, of Ford Farrn, Gent. who tlietl ye persons at any time entitled to a share of this August yB 18th, A. D. 1718, Agcd 73 years. Charity, his W'idow, Children, or Child, shall he en- Also the Body of Mrs. Ttebecca Martyn, Sister of yfi titled to his Share untill the 25 rlny of March next Said Thomas G-odwyn, who Died ye same day, after such his dccease : and that this Table from time Aged B2 years. to time be maintained in repair out of ye Profits of ye As also the Body of Mrs. Abigail Godwyn, Widow, said Lands. to prevent ye Misapplying of ye said who died Nov. ye Uth, A.D. 1710, Aged 73 years. Charity, and to encourage others to ye like. This Table was erected at ye Expencc of his Widow and Executrix, and an attested Copy of his Will Given in Neare this Place Lyeth the Body of Edward l.yd- ye hands of ye Churehwardcns of ye Parish, to be by comb, Gent. late of atworth, Sirgan, who ilycd the them laid up in ye Church Chest amongst othor parish 11th day of dccembcr, wee, Aged an years. Vi’ritings. Anno Dom. 1726. Underneath is Interred ye Rcmains of Mrs. Mary, Brass Plate. daughter of Thomas Godwin, Gent. of Ford farm, in Sepulchrum Sam. Martyn, Gen. Nov. 12, 1643. i thc Parish of Bradford, by Elizth his Wife, and “iife Hie spiritus ablentis exvuite jacent mox induendte of John Lucker, Gent. of the City of Bristol, who cum (iuberite Judice) latus tremenda: postulat clangor Departed this lil'c the 24 day of Oct. 1764, Agcd H2 tuba: tumulis resurgum dormientes undique plerique years. coram Judicis vultu cadent At Ipse Stabit (rectus in foro poli) Tensa Patroni nempe sufl'ultus manu Spe South Wall. prazmij repletus hand puma: meta terris opera dieavit Nero under this Place Lye buried ye Body of Mrs. ac ccelis fidem Dat terra laudom prmmium cceli dabnnt Mary Abbott, ye vertueous and loving Wife of Mr. Homines manu loquantur haud lingufl bonos Laudare John Abbott, Citizen of London, who Departed this recta qui volunt faciant edem. i life yB 26 day of Decem. Ann. 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Ilcru lyeth the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Yerbury, 01' Hatchment in the Nave. (.7ollle.~i, Will. “lit.-liet of Mr. John Yerbury. Who Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth argent, a fess sable, in chief three Depatrtcd this life the ‘Zd day of March, Anno Dori. cinquefuils of the last: second and third sahle, a fess engrailed between six crosslets ﬁtchy er: impaling azure, an unicorn pas- Iliilll.

i sant argent, on a chief, gules, three fleur-dc-lis, or. Cmt—A stork's head erased, argent, on an esquire’s helmet. Let no person remove this Stone. Hiu-.rr:d to yv Memory of MIB- Jane Brown, Widow, Register commenced 1653. l)an[_;litur of William Puwlet, of Cottles, Esq. In the Chancel and north window of the Nave is a whu, out of her Estate in Cottles, gave the perpetual Anital [tents little painted glass, g. or, G: ez. ' of 31 pounds, Viz. The Rev. Mr. Blomberg Rector. 'l'o ye Curate of Alford for weekly Cateehizing xi. Mr. Hales Lord of the Manor. 'l'u :1 person lor tenuliing poor Children XL I-‘or buying lioolts for those Children vi. l."or Clothing poor Chilrlren vi. CI-IALDFIELD. I-‘or a ll\lCllDlfll' in the l.lniver:=-ity from Marlburgh Schoole vi. On Flat Stones. And out of her lands in ‘Warwiekshire to the Minister Here Lyeth the Body of Margaret Horton, late Wife of lilatxstoek for weekly Catechizing XXL of Edward Horton, of Great Chaldfield, in the County She died July yi-' ‘lit, i\.D11i Aged B7. of VVilts, Gent. Aud Eldest Daughter of Sir William H i\'rens1ns1'--in a liw.i~.||p;u, sable, on u bend eottized urgent, Dodington, Late of Breamore, in thc County of three lions passant 0l' the same: inipnling sable, three swords Southampton, Knight, who Departed this life the urgent, points meeting in hitflt‘, hilted or. 30th Day of Novemher, 1670.

Shusanna Sheapheard, Wife of John Sheapherd, who In Memory of Mary, the Wife of Henry Miles, who Departed this life . . . . June 1678. Departed this life the 12 day of July, Anno Dom. 17313, Aged ‘Z9 years. M-M

| Ilrass Piute. To the Memory of Caterine, the Wife of Thomas llere lyeth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Michael Miles, who Departed this life the 18 Day of October, Tidcombe, of Atford, Daughter of John und Elizth A.D. 1730, Aged 54. Ycrbnry. Deceased the 17th of June, Anno Dom. Also neat‘ this Place lyeth ye Body of Thos Miles, H557. who Departed this life ye 13 day ofJune, A. D. 1733, Aged 62 years. Men. against the North Wall of‘ Nave. Z'iae1'cd to the Memory of Mary, Wife of Guilliam M-M Webb, Gent. The hest of “Fives, n. tender Mother, Shields qf Arms carved in the ancient Stone Screen: Lumented lay all who knew her. She died Jnly 16th, l. Quies, a fess engrailed ermine between three |rriflins' heads 1800, Aged 57. erazed, urgent: lmpnling azure, a fess of five fusils, gules. Also Gnilliurn \Vehb, Gent. who Departed this life the 2. Gules, a fess engrailed ermine between three griflns’ heads ltith Day of May ltill, Aged_72 years. erazed, argent : impaling azure, three linns rampant erg. In my full ap;e here do l lie : armed gules. ll. tho!) art olil prt.-pare to (lie ; 3. Gules, a fess engrailed ermine, between three g1'ifins' heads If thou art young prepare also, crazed argent. “lhen death do call we all nmst go, -1. Gales, a fess engrailed ermine between three 3-rlfins’ heads crazed argent: inipaling azure, a chevron between three Also Hester Gunning, Daughter of the above. who dogs’ heads crazed, sable. Departed this lili: the 31 Day of Oct. 1805, B. Gules, a fess eng-railed ermine between three griflins’ heads, Aged lit! yeurs. erased, argent: impaling azure, three lishes naiant, erg. Also Joan. the “’ifc of Guillialn ‘Webb. Jun. who within a border, or. Departed this life the 21 Day of Sept. 1805, In the west window of the Nave, and south window Aged 30 yeurs. of the south aisle, is some painted glass, G. O. dc V. In the south aisle is a small piscina. Lament no more, ye pious Friends, For our return to dust, Near the Church is an ancient house, -hnilt in the Since God have made you all amends, Gothic style, having several statues holding shields of And plae'd us with the Just. arms blazened as those mentioned above. 4 A 2.74

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borne to Mrs. Catherine Long by the Rev. Charles ‘ii-'HA.DDON. Coxwell, Clerk, and Thomas Brugcs, Jisq. on whom she was pleased to constitute her Exeutors and Resi- dnary Legatces. On a white marble monument in Long's Chapel. Sacred to the Memory of VValter Long, of this Place of -‘iouth Wraxliall, and of the City of Bath, Esq. only Plat Stones. Son of Thomas Long, of South Wraxhall, Esq. by Here lies the Body of Sir Walter Long, of Wlurddon, Mary his Wife. in ye County of Wilts. Baronet, who Depnrtml this Nature and Education combined to qualify him for Life the 21st of May, Anno 1710', Aged M yenrs. gaining that esteem which the suavity of his Manners Arms--’l'wo flanches ermine, a lion rampant between six cross- crosslets. and an excellent. understanding confirmed; while early hnhits of application, and a memory rendered power- q__1-.1-__-i fnl by judicious employment, gave accuracy to his Here lyes the Body of Calthrop Long, Esq. jllll"'l'l'l'lOI'lt, a|1d energy to his language. Tle was an - - ...... Parker, of Arwarton, in the County of elegant Scholar, a cheerful companion, and a. worthy Suffolk, Baronett, by Dame Rebecka, his Wife, man. To his numerous tenantry he was conspicuously Daughter of Sir \'i"alter Long, the Elder, of Whad- mnnifieent: and when the dangers of the Country don, Baronett. He Changed his Name according to called for extraordinary aid, he nobly devoted the his Graudfather’s Will, who left him the Estate. lie produce of thei1' labours to the defence of their Liberty. dyed the 10th of May, 1729, Aged 72 years. He departed this life on the 18th day of January, 1807 in the 9-5th year of his Age, when his remains Brass Plate. were deposited in this Mruisolcnm, with those of his sisters, Qlfillen Long, who died 26th of '.FclJruary, 1767, Agcd 70, and Ann Long, who died 29th December, Bailie, Gent, which said l-I enrie Long 1802, Aged 89. His Sister Mary Long died 20th died the first day of Maie, 1612, and August, ‘I776, Aged I36, and was born at Wraxhnll t in the tenth year of the Raigne of with these, and the surviving Sister Katherine Long, King James. he shareil the blessings of reciprocal and deserved affection. On F1atStones in Nave. Ar-m:—Babla, a lion rampant between eight cross-crosslats in Memory of the Reverend Mr. John Lewis, ltcctur argent. of yfl Church, who died Nov. 23:], A.D. I744, (.‘mt—a1ion's head erased, or, holding in its mouth a sinister hand, gules. in the .‘2d year of his Age.

West Wall. In Memory of the Reverend Mr. Anthony llrewelt, Thou shalt come to thy Grave in a full Age, Like as a 25 years Rector of this Parish, who died July ll), . . . . Shock of Corn cometh in his season. Job. ch. v. ver.26. Sacred to the Memory of Catherine Long, Spinster, White Marble. (the Youngest Daughter of Thomas Long, of South Here lie the Remains of Jane Cooper (wife of the “'raxliall, i|1 the County of Wilts. Esquire) whose Rev. Dr. Cooper, Rector of this Parish) who de- earthly remains are Deposited i1| the mausoleum un- parted this life Oct. 25th, 1783, Aged 47 ycars. derneath. She died on the 15th of January_, ‘I814, in Her form the Beauties of her mind express'd, the 97th year of her Age. Her mind was Virtue by the Graces dres:-:’d. Endowed with a sound Understanding and active dis- Here lie the Rcmains of the Rev. Edward Cooper, position, this worthy person exercised through a length L. L.D. Vicar of Sunning, in the County of Berks. of days those useful duties and Christian virtues which and formerly Rector of this Parish, who Departed this adorn both human nature and religion; for she was life August 27th, 1792, in the sixty-ﬁfth year of his pious and devout towards God, abounding in works Age. of Charity to her fellow-creatures under poverty or distress, and generous to her friends, acquaintance, and domesticks. Unaccustomed to scenes of public In the Chancel are hanging two helmets, gauntlets, life, she sought for, and enjoyed in r||ral retirement, dagger, and spur, in good preservation. those Comforts, which not Riches, but a good Con- The Rev. Mr. Edey, Rector. science only could administer, when joined to a sted- Mr. Long Lord of the Manor. fast faith in the gracious promises of the Gospel. This Monument is Erected in testimony of the very grateful and especial regard which wasjustly due aud 375

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BRO UGllT() N GIFFORD. Sacred to the Memory of Isaac Dark, who died Sept, -.16, 1818, Aged ea years.

On n small Monument against the north Wall of Chancel. i Shew us thy mercy, O Lord, and grant us thy salvation. ?~inerod to the Memory of William Curtis, Esq. of this Parish, who died the ltltlt of Sept. 1006, in the Sacred to the Memory of Stephen Dark, of Maiden si‘.ILty-seventh your of his Agc. Bradley, who Departed this life Feb. 3d, 1015, Aged 23 years. South Wall. r Sacred to the “Memory of Joseph Smith, Esq. of North Aisle. Bradford, Wilts. who Departed this Mortal State Near this Place lyeth yfl Body of Thomas Hunt, who J||ly ttth, IUU4, Aged 77 years. dicd Feb. the 1on1, 17:_g,Aged 45 years. ./\l:-in of his “fife, Penelope Smith, Eldest Daughter u||d Colu~irnss of Mr. John Golding, Deceased. She Dear W-ife dz Children do not weep, tlietl the t:!1.h of Nov. 1779, Aged 45 years. For in Christ, my Lord, I am fallen asleep. Also their infant Daughter Penelope, who dicd the Memento Morio. 4th of Nov. 1760, in the {id year of her Age. Also their only Son Joseph Smith, who Departed this On a brass plate against south side of the Nave. Life the 21! of May, 'l‘7iil, in the 21 Year of his Age, Robert Longe, second S-oiie of Hefi Longe, of W had- then Student of Oriel Collcgc, Oxford. don, in the County of Wilts. Esq. married Millesaint, Daughter of ThoB- Witsey, Preacher of God's Word, Flat Stone. by whom he had IIII soiies, Robert, Edward, Henry, Spe ccrta l'tesnrp;endi in Christo, sub hoe Marmore Posthurnus. He died An° Diii 1620, Nov. X111. doposita! sunt Exuvia: ll-evcrendissrmi Edmundi Proby, }l~lta. sue: xtvr. in Pioufe Memory of whome, His S. 'l‘. I’. tilij nntu tertij P-ctri Proby, do Elton, in Mornfull Wife erected this more loving than costly Coinitiltu lluntington, Bquitis Aurati, qui per annos Representation. quinquaginta et ultra fere duos hujus Ecclesia: Rector; The Life of Man is a trewe Lotterie, tandem, A° Dni 1004, Jléltatis sure B0, moriens abdor- Where venterous Death draws forth lotts Shortdz Longe lniit. 4;-m|—Ermine, on e. fess e lion peasant. Yet free from freude, and partial] Fletterie, Ile Shufled Sheilds of severall size amonge, On a Flat Stone in Nave. Drewe Longe, and see drewe longer his short daies, llere lieth the ltody of Wm. (lore, Gentleman, late Th’ ancient daies beyonde all time to praise. of Broughton, deaccsed, And was huried the Eight Arms—Two tlanchee azure, a lion rampant, charged with 3 and twenty day of April, in the Year of our Lord crescent between eight cross croeslets. llilti.

On e Monument tn the South Aisle. In two windows of the North Aisle is a little paintcd glass, (J. G. Az. Metam properamus ad unam. Register hegau 1667. Sacred to the Memory of Henry Harding, of this Parisli, Gent. who died June 3d, 1774, flit. 67. Rev. Charles Strong, Rector. Also of his two Sisters, Mrs. Ann Harding, 8.: Mrs. Benjamin Hobhouse Lord of the Manor. llutty Parnrlice: Mrs. Harding died May Bd, 1781' "___ , flit. 75, Mrs. Paredice dierl July 11th, 1786, Hit. 70. HOLT. 'l‘l|c ln.Lt<'r, in compliance with the Deed, und to fulfil the Intention of hr.-r i"iist.er, in t.he year I782, vested in Hovcrnnnant Qceltrities £900 Stock, which, producing On a Monument against the North wall of Chancel. an Annual .l.nterest of £27, is to he applied for ever llere Lyeth the Body of Anne Blanchard, Wife of under the direction of three 'l'rustees, appointed for Wnt. Blanchard, of Katherine, Esq. and daughter of that purpose, as also the ll eetor and Churchwardens Francis Baher, of Chece-magna, in the County of for the 'l'i|ne. hcing, to thc following Charities; Viz. Somerset, Esq. who Departed this life the first of July, £20 per nnnnln to a master for the Education of 20 Anno Dom 1674. Ponr Boys ortiirls; £7 per Ann. to be distributed at Mini-_ Christmas nnlongst nnch I0 poor Persons as have not On Monument: at the East End of Nave. been entered on thc Parish hook, or received Relief Near this Place lieth the Remains of Mrs. Unity of any kind l'ron| tl|c Parish for one Twelvemonth, Godwin, Second Wife of Mr. Jeremiah Godwin, who previous to their making such application. died April 28th, 1769, Aged 76 years. May the Deeds of thc Righteous and their Aims be Also Thomas Holder, who Departed this life August haul in lflverlasting Remembrance. 27, 1790, Aged 50 years. 276

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Ilnderncath the second Stonc from thc . . . . arc rlc- ‘ Scok ye the Lord while he may he found, posited the Mortal llr:niains oflll r. Paul Ilarvey, who call ye upon him while he is near. Died Jan.12lth, 1007, in thc -53 year of his Age. 55th Chaptcr of Isaiah, and the 6th Verse. He was an .-\tl'ectionate Husband, a Sincere Friend, a Worthy Cliristian, who lived and died Beloved by South Wall. all who knew him. Near this Place lieth ye Body of John Earl Godwin,

M who Departed this life Sept. 23d, 1700, Aged 5!) yeurs. Not lost, but gone liefurc. Here Under lyeth ye Body of Elizlh “life of John Also Ann, “life of John Hunt Godwin, who Dopartcd Baily, ye Eldcr, of lluult, Gent. Dyed April the this life August 27th, 1810, Aged 40 years. llth, 1703. Also Elizabeth, Wife of John Eurlc Godwin, who Also lyeth the Body of John Baily, ye Elder. Dyed April ye 25th, Ana’ Dori! 1712, Agcd 82 years. Departed this life Feb. 11tli,1u17, Agcd or yenrs. I am thc Resurrection and the lifc, saith thc Lord; Here also lyeth the Body of John Bailcy, who he that believeth in me, though hc were dead, yct Departed this lifc April yt-' 25th, Anii Doifi 1720, shall he live; And whosoever liveth and bolieveth Agcd 52 ycars. in mo shall never die. Sh John 11. 26, 26. Memento mori. Also James Baily, -Gent. Died Nov. ye 16, 1730, Aged 54. Near this Placc lieth the Remains of Mary, the ‘Vifr: And also in Memory of Morucs Matravcrs. He dicd of Richard Tayler, Jun. who Dcpartetl this life Nov. May ye 3, 1741, Aged 31 ycnrs. 12, 1802, ill the 20th your of hcr Age. Arm.r-Argent, on a fess. . . . three ﬂour-ale-lis . . .. between Also Joanna, the Wife of ltichard 'l‘aylcr, Scn. who three horses‘ heads erased, sable. Departed this life Nnv. 29th, 11506, in the '78 year of hcr Age. -——1¢un--1-.- Our trust is in the tcndcr mercy of God On Monuments at the West End of South .-Hale. for ever and cvcr. Near this Place lye the Bodies of Richard Earle, lute of this Parish, Gent. who Depnrtml this life the lﬂth Also to the Memory of Richard Tayler, who died Day of Nov. 1718, in the 78th year of his Age, Feb. 24th, 1820, Aged 49 years. And also of Ann, his 'Wife, Daughter of John Shep- herd, of Lnnsdown, in the County of Somerset. East End. Likewise of Ann, their Danghtor, who Dcpnrtcd this Near this Placo lyeth the Body of Jonathan, Son of life April 28th, 1724, in the 48th ycar of hcr Age. Jeremiah and Priscilla Godwin, who died Nov. y'-= ‘Zn, Also of Several of their Children, And of the Family 1761, Agcd 28 years. of the Earlcs, arc herc interred. Also near this Place lieth the Body of Priscilla God- This Stone was Erected hy John Earle (Second Son win, who Departed this Lif'e November ye Bth, 1'7(i5, of Richard and Ann Earle ahovesaid) to the Memory Aged 6'7 years. of his Family, 1723. Underneath this Place lie tbc Reniains of Jeremiah Likewise in Memory of John Earle, Sen. who died Godwin, Sen. who Departed this life September the January 23, 1741, Aged 61 years. Bth, 1777, Agcd '72 years. Also in Memory of Elizabeth, ‘Vite of John Earle, Also near this Place lieth tho Body of Jeremiah God- who dicrl May 26, 1744, Aged 5-5 years. win, Jun. who Departed this Life May yo ‘7th, 179.3, And also in Memory of Franccs Earle, who dicd Aged 59 years. May ti’, 17.13, Agcd '71 years. Blessed are thc Dead which die in the Lord. Jrm:-—Th1'ce escallops.

Could youth or strength keep offye stroke of Dcath, Ncar this Place lie the Remains of James Burton, Then I had been as you are now on earth ; Esq. Lord of the Manor ol' Holt, who died March 19th, But, lol I'm gone before to silent rcst, 1312, Agcd U1 years. And in yo grave am equall'd with yo bcst ; And also of Maria Susanna, his bclovcd Wife, who Yea, free from toil, and care, and worldly Grit-I'e, dicd July 2d, 1786, Aged 46 years. Wliich load poor mortalls still without relciI'e; From those l’m free, all tears are wiped away, -iii. Glory attends mee now, and cndlesse joy. Near this Place lie the Remains of Mary, ‘Vite 0|‘ Erectcd in Memory of John Qhewring, late of this James Chapman, who Departed this life Way the lti, Parish, who Deceased April yﬂ 28, 1691, 1819, Aged 47 years. i buricd ncar this Placc. 377

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Near l.hi.-a i'l:1r:t.- lyeth ya Body of Elizabeth, Wife of F l\"lur|u>.- Mzitrmrer.-1, who Departed this life July ye 15, BRADFORD. l7*l7, A gerl I32 years. On Monuments against the North wall of Chancel. Nollie vivere Christo, at mnri Luerum. Near this Plaee, in the Family Vault, are interred |ll|t|t'l'llt?illll l'1~si2 the lteniains of Annis, Wife of John the Remains of Mr. Mawbey Tugwell, Youngest Son liuili-y, i.l11r lilder, of this Parish, who had issue live of the late Mr. William Tugwell. He married Pene- $4011:-11|111l !'i1:\'el1 l.Jtttlg'lIt¢.'t":1. $he Departed this life lope, fourth Daughter of Daniel Clutterbucl-r, Esq. NuVt!t'Ilbt:l’ ‘ll, H5411. of Bradford Leigh, and Departed this life 13th of May, 1816, Aged 41 years, 'l his $tony Register is for her Bones, l ller faint: is niure perpet’al than the $tones ; 1 Leaving Issue by her 5 Infant Children. A1111 Still her Goodness, though herself be gone, Arms-Azure, three garb! proper, on a chief, argenl, a bear’: l‘il1:1.ll live when earthly Monuiiifllfl ore none : bead couped, sable: impaling, azure, a lion rampant, urgent, in chief three one-allops ol‘ the la.lL Wilt», rt.-nding this, co11 ehouse but drop n tear l"11r z-111el1 a loving‘ ‘Wife a11d Mother tlcill‘. i-ii-D. Joan, Doughter of John and A 1111is Bailey, Died July To the Memory of Mr. Humphry Tugwell. ‘liltl, 16-l2. L In Religion, he was Zealous aud Siueere : l'illw:u'¢l, their third Son, died November 27th, 1643. He was Generous, Just, and Benevolent; Mary, their Dongliter, Died August 14th, 1650. A warm and Steady Friend, Ann, their Dniighter, died February 7, 1661. An Inrlulgent Husband, A fond Parent, Giles, their fourth Son, Died December ‘I-ith, 1658. A Kind aud Humane Master. John their second Son, late of Butheaston, in the He carried on an extensive Manufactory in County of Somcrset, Died January 14th, I662. this Town upwards of Fifty Years if for to livc ho but a Misery, with unblemished integrity, lf by Death good men gain Eternity; And Departed this life the 224:1 Day of August, 1775, l If out of trouble Death doth Mortals raise, Aged 71 years. r- If that by Death a happy change displays; He had Issue, by Elizabeth, his Wife, 'l‘r11e Honour match less lives Eternally. Fitz-Daniel Tugwell, who died Dec. 3d, 1747, llere rest their Corps, their souls are fled 011 l‘|i_'5l| Aged 10 years, U1‘ those whose Dust doth here engaged remain, Thomas Tugwell, May 24, 1769, Aged 24 years. That when the \’Vorld dissolve, will come again. Wlfl- Tugwell, Dec. 25, 1774, Aged 32 years. Also three other Children, Also the Above Said John Bailey, tl1e Elder, wl1o who Died in their Infancy. Departed this life January I5, H367, Aged 87 yeors. Also to the Memory of the nbove Mrs. Elizth Tugwell, A1111, wife ofJohn liailey (Son of “I-idwarcl, Deceased) who was exemplary in the performance ofevery religious Died 11367. and paternal duty; Ann, their Daughter, died I674. and died on the 7th of June, 1801, Aged H0 years. liilward, their Son dierl 1601. l Arms-—Quarterly, first argenl, a boar’s head couped, sable ; fiarah, his Doughter, by Saroh, his Seeond Wife, second, sable, a ducal crown, or; third azure, three garbs, pp.; Died 1090. fourth argem, a lion peasant sable. Joshua, their Son, died 169%). Daniel Olutterbuek, of this Place, Gent. died the 16th I11 this lsle resl. the Remains offlonditlia, third W'ife of April, 1769, Aged 56 years. of John Baily, Died 1711. Mark the perfeet man, and behold the upright, Also the Sai1l.|ul111 liuily Died I712. For the end of that man is peacc. Peal. 37, v. 37. Arm:--Azure, a lion rampant argent, in chief three esoailops 1 of the last. Ifatrrhnient in the Nave. I1 1--1-—1—1-Q Amm-, :1 fess erigraiieil, ermine, berweell three talhuls’ heads 1-.l'11sr'rl, ur. Jnxta Hoc Marmot Depositum jacet quicquid mortale r_?;m_l)n an |»sq1iir|:'.-ilu-l1m~i, 11 fire-In-and, proper. fnit Johannis Thresher, Arlnig. Eduardi Thresher l"ilij unici, qui vividos aliquot juveatie annos Loadini, inter juris peritos exegit, legum studijs enixe incum- 'l'l1e Chapel, which is ennnucted to lirailfurd, eoiisists hens in his miro iagenii acumiae, et virihus ditatus, of Chancel, Nave, and South Aisle. tam feliciter, et mature claruit, ut plerisq, fui temporis 'l'he Rev. Mr. Blnrnherg‘ Vicar. usq, celeherrimis, hisee studijs famam seetantibus, W:1tkins, Esq. Lord of the Manor. multum pra-zcelluisse merito diceretur, fori decus grande 4 B 278 2'.=u M:i.\'LI.‘~.l |:.\"|'..|. l.‘.':.-2t'ltll"l'lu.\'.~¢ “P

in iliso l!fllH\l'l|lli mlitu I-'.|||i-.1-q. en-seentis flure niten- Jnxtn Proavoriini Ciileres Thnnln: Mt.-lliiien, Alf: ten], cum juln liilinm llclus vitleret Uiiijt Pater liuic .-‘intouij et (-I-ertrndrc, Filij uniei, requieseit. tleposiiulii : dum \'i='t-rel, l||_:__[t'~lli|lll| in.~=i;;ne, et praeelarum integritas (rlui nihil non zcquum at liberale, Et feeit semper at iuviolnliilir-a, .\li;er|. u||ti|me indolis Dotcs, Gratin: et eogituvit trunquilus, patient, elemens, benignus, inge- Ilonoi-i.~.= :|p|ulun1|ies,l'lurin|niu eoneiliarunt commer- nio lninime vulgari, sin;;"nlari prorsus humnnitato, et eimn, all l’arc-eliium tle Brzulfurd, ct villas eire||n1-- Anon: uxnris, '1-'ili*ae lsauei Selle, Arm. tle Beanaere, _jaec-ntes, |lt!Ullli€ll'il'.t.'l' respieiens : (Hell l priscam All- in Agro Wiltoniensi (Ex uxore PGlIfilU]l(!, [ir'¢el|onora- gliu: Genlis gloriam Vellus aureum) Prosperis et ho- bilis Caroli Lucas, Barouis de Shcnlit-ltl, in (Join. nestis artibus exeoluit, ct sibi ct Patrize mortuo patre Essex, Filiii ct Collmrede) eujus formaui inter l'ri|n:|u Johannes, Filius (jam sepulchri ut peritus ingrrnij par- venustam, et corumcnilabant et superabant im:fl'abilis tieeps) privata llUl'lliOlS anteponens, ad sedes paternas morum suavitas, Animiq. cunctis virtutibus ornati sulnni natale, hnejubens seeessit, hie otio iiidulgclmt, Pareutiures llliciaz. Ubicrunt, sibi gratissilno honesto tamen ac utili amicis, quippe lllc, Jan. 2, 1737. flit. 53, patriazq. strenue eonsulens, hie liheralitate benevolen- Illa, Maij 16, 173:1, flit. :17.

tia ac eaudore, paritér nolabilis apud omnes multum l Parcutibus l)e||\': meritis, Puulus Methut.-n," Ar1T1: l. desideratus supremunt nalnrn: debitumsolvit De Ellen Here et .l-'i|ius unicus, P. uxoie eius, Filia Henriei Long, de Melksham, Armig. Jrms-—Quarterly, ﬁrst and fburtb urgent, three tigers’ heads dc Ellen, $uror ot Cohaarede Johaunis Trenchard, erazetl, proper; second and third at'p,‘ent, two bars cngrailrtl nuper de Cutteritlge, Com. Wilts. Armig. Sex susce- sable between nine martlets, gulns, :l.:l:l: iriipulinn; t|ni|r1erly, ﬁrst and fourth ermine, three ehevruuclli-1, giiles: seeontl ||,nt| pit Filias, qtlnrulll solum quatuur huic supcresse vire- l T bant, Viz. Ellen, llyonisia, Elizabetha, ct Maria. third urgent, B. fess between si.|t alniulels, gules.

ohijt Pater die 18 I-‘eh. 1725, Hitat. 65. g I Filius dic 11 Aug. 17-41, 1|=:mt. 52. Under the Tomb, opposite thc door beneath, Lye the Filij Coujugis tlileeti Viduu, hoe Marnior utriusq_ Bodies of John Rogers, A. M. His dear \’l’il'o Eliza- Pientissiinc posuit. beth, and Several of his Family. l-]c was 1"orty-three Jrfll-—r\rgrnl, a chi‘-\"r0n, gules, between lhree erosslets fin-hy, pzules, issuing out of as many boars’ lieafls, eouped and years Vicar of this Parish, and Died April 20, 1754, erect, sable: impaling Long. hetueen two flanchee. in the 76 year of his Age, Remember them which have the rule over you, for Trista Monumentum iutuenrc, Lector, et postquarn they watch for your souls as they tliut must give Ac- Epitaphiurn taeite, perlegisti nigrurn, sub pedibus count, that they may do it with joy, and not with aspiec marmor, tunc si possis supprime luetus- Grief, for that is unprofitable l'ur you. Ab annos a prosupia, ac honestis psrentibus ortus, Armi—Az. a mullet, at-gent, on a chief, or, a lleur-de-lis, gules. nunc fate eorreptus (Carolus Steward) rnultorum laehrimis iuibi sepultur, dum superstes nurfl integritate innocuus, duleique indole conus, et afihbilis bonis To Pcrpetuate the Memory of a truly Pious, Virtuous, rnoribus ornatus, ac virtutibus tam exiraie decoratus Allectionatc, Good Wife, Susannah Rogers, who ut -auquaudo, haud parem reperies, proh, dolorl qnam Died May the 1st, 1775, Aged 22 yonrs, plurilna vita: pensurn absolvunt, et suprenluni inducunt This Monulncut was Erected Ao° D01‘-ft 1756. dieni, hic casu ililuusto, ex equo labente delapsus, mox graviter pectore contusus, talldctu apostemat-3. intumu- Arm-As before. it, languit, et oeeubuit, xi Julij, Anno Dfii MDCXC VH1. ii Amiee Valeto, sunnnum nec metuas Diem, nec optes Flat Stones. justa has pita Memorize Chari Mariti, uxorlagubris Here lyeth the Body of John Thresher, Esq. who Maria Steward, Dicavit, et marmora parcntavit, 1701. died 17 of August, 17-H, Aged 52 ycars. Ar-mr-Or, a l'ess cheeky argent and azure, within a b_order ermine: ilnpaling sable, ali. pass. guard. between 3 helmets, or. Also the Body of Ellin, Wife of thc said John --————~- [South Wall_ Thresher, Esq. who Died April the 17th, 1753, Ad I-Tdis l|u_jur.ce latus boreale viri praastantissimi A ged 42 years. Antonij Methuen, Arfii Condnntur Exuvirc, Pauli Methuen, de Bradford, Ari: 1-'ili_j natu seeunrli, anti- tluissimo stemmate de Methuen, in Regno Scotiar, Herc lieth thc Body of Dionysia T'ln'esher, Wife of oriundi, et (iertrudm, Conjugis Pientissiniar, Tl'10ll'lt\'3 lidwartl 'l'hresher, of this Parish, lisq. who Departed Moore, de §pargrove, in Com. Somerset. Arfi'1(Ex this lile Nov. 10, 1692, Aged 32 years. Elizabt-tlla lfxorc, ]"ilia primogenite. Dfli Johunnis Also the Body of the said Edward Thresher, who died Duinpfyltle, do Pnltimore, in Agro Devon. Baronctti) the 18 of Feb. 1725, Aged 65. Pilire et Colnarrerlis. Ubierunt, Arms-Argent, a chevron between three crosslets fitehy issu- llle, i\"'lai_j 10, l7l7, Annos Nutus 67. ing out of as many boars‘ heads eouped and ereet: impaling, llla, Jul. '11). llifiill, Annos Nata 40. LolJg_, hr.-tween two Bunches. 179

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|'|t-I‘-‘ lyr-t.l| y,- llmly ul' ll. llliis ('.in11||itul| Jtlu. Sun Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Samuel of Walter(1o|n|.ton, I-Isq. of llartpnry, who Departed Cain, one of his Majesty’s Justices of the Peace for this life yr-_ ltith of Muy, l7l-l. He wus Dame Mary the County of Wilts. He Departed this life Nov. Stuard liruther. 7th, 1792, Aged 7B years. ..frms--'l‘lirer- lieimels, a crescent for difference. By his ﬁrst Wile, Elizabeth Cam, he had ten Children.

_,____Z-.-___ They and thei|' Mother, together with Elizt-ll Cam, one of his three Daughters by his last Wife Mary Cam, l{ev_ ltobt. 'l'u.uulon, l.. I11 l). Jilly l7tl|, 1707. /iguil -"'1-l years. are buried with him in the same Grave. Mary Cam, and his other two by her, Charlotte and Harriet Cam, I-'ru.net:s Tnnnton, May 2 I, I803, Aged I0 years. are buried in the Sepulehral Ground belonging to lilizuhctli Weeks Tuuntun, Mureh llth, 1815, Lewius Mead Chapel, Bristol. Maria Teresa Cam, Aged iii} yeurs. one of his Daughters by Elizabeth, his ﬁrst “fife, Frances Tauuton, Nov. 2.3, ltlltl, Aged 67 years. married Mr. Isaac Hillier, by whom he had a Family; Charlotte Cam, one of his three Daughters, by Mary, Plurimus .-iumrntl. probitate notus omnibus in vita his last Wife, Married Benjan1in'I-lobhouse, Barrister Churitis, euuetis in morte rlendus. at Law, by whom she had several Children. By him llic jacet Carolus Stewnrtl, .-\ rmigcr, do Cummerwell, this Monument was Erected A. D. 1794. 'l’arocliiu: lmjus appemli-.i-., I-'r:igili vale dieens tnundo | xi .Iuli_j Alllm ~|ot.'|.xxxx1|1. Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Mr. Mu:stissi|num rclinqunns coiijugem Mariam, cx Anti- Walter Browne, who Departed this life August 1st, qua Coinptonoruin I-‘amilia in .\ gro Clloueestnrensi. 1796, in the .-3'2 year of his Age.

Hiterna pace Quicseat. . Arm|—/\ fess cheeky within a border, ermine: impaling n On a Monument against the North Wall of Nave. liull peasant-gusrdunl between three helmets. Underneath are Deposited the Remains of Francis Smith, Licut.-General of his Majesty's Forces, and Ilr-.rn Lyeth the Body of John Peirce, Gent. who Colonel of the 11th Regiment of foot, who Died No- Departed this life the 20 Day of November, vember 7th, 1791, Aged 68. _ Anno Dom. 1697, Aged 24 years. Arml—A.ZtlIO,l.Wo bars, or, between three broad arrows argent.

Ifurn l.y(:th the Body of Quterinn Curll, tho Wife On Monuments against south side of tbe Nave.‘ of John Cnrll, of this l.'arisl|, Clothiere. Slit: Departed Near this Place lieth the Body of Edward Cottle, this lifo tho 28 Dny of April, Au“ Doiii I070, Aged of Bradford Leigh, who Departed this Life I-‘eb. 14, lit yeurs. 1718, Aged about 52 years. Alsoo Tlerc lycth the Body of Walter C-urll, the Son Also the Body of Edward Cottle, Jun. Son of the ofJohn Cu|'ll, and Qmerina, his W'il'e. Hee Departed this life the 30th Day of April, An“ Dofii I677, Above Named .l-Edward Cottle, dz Ann his Wife, who Aged one year and 7 months. Died 1-‘eb. 15th, 1727, Aged 27 years. Also the Body of Ana, Wife of Edward Cottle, Sen. who died March 13, 1728, Aged 62 years. Underneath is Interred Elizabeth, Daughter of George Richard, Son of Edward &Ann Cottle, died Feb. lﬂth, and Sarah Bethell, who died January the 2d, 1770, Aged nine months. 1736, Aged 3] years. Alsu lnnrah, the Wife of George Bethcll, who died Edward, Son of Richard & Mary Cottle, died March Jnnn||.ry tho 7th, I7 H, A gcd 5-1 yenrs. ' ‘zbtli, I758, Aged 26 years. George lletllell, I-Zsq. tlit-..l Mai-eh the '2-otli, 1795, Also in Memory of Mary, Wife of Richard Cottle, .-\ |_f,'l.Itl (if: _V|'!:|r5, who died May the 30th, I773, Aged 69 years. Arms—Ur, a bend, gules.

On Monuments at I-Inst End of Nave. ii.-|i_—.i. S:1r:rcd to y\= Memory of Mr. John ltenison, Clotliier [n Memory of John Ferrett, Esq. Born in this Town of this Town, and A nu, Ilis Wife. 1'-ihe departed this March l.he loth, 1702, and died May the 12th, 1770, lil'e,i1| humble l1nl.m,' of n Bit-..,-.~.1~rl lrn1nortulit.y, the Aged 68 years. lltth of Novenilmr, l7!I:t, /l-It. 4!: : llo also Departed On whose Soul, O Blessed Lord God, have mercy, this lili: the ll-l.ll til‘ l"ul11'|1:,i,-y_ lttlli, .'l-Qt, 7], In every There needs no epitaph this good man's worth to raise, ".1-lt:l.l.lUll Dl. lllltt lit} Wrl:-i :l. :-+|_|'iL'.|_ly ||l,|-igI|l_ Q-,u||_q¢jQ||tious Name him but only and you record his Praise. null lmm-st mull, lluloved antl res|1ue,tt-rd by all who ltnuw l|i|n. I-'ilinl tlrntitude unil nlfeetion lintli ruised tllis Munlilnt-ut to perpetuate the ltemembruuec of In the ﬁamily Vault, in the adjoining Church Yard, I‘-lltlll WlJl'lll_\' l';|.l't-111.5. are deposited the Rcmains of Thomas Timbrell, Esq. 2.80

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who Dcpnl-tul this hl'.- on the 23d clay of April, 161-5. In Memory ol'Cal'oline, \l'il't- .1|'J\'lr. \d’illia|i|(i:1isli.|rl_ A god U3 years. of Seend, in this County, who died July lst, ltilil, Likewise Elizth. \Vil'e of the above 'l'homas Timbrell, Aged 33 years. who died on the lltll day of March, 1805, ' Likewise of their Infa.nt Daughter Caroline, who died A ged 77 years. August 23, 1813, Aged U months.

.\rnis—Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth gules, an eseallop urgent: ii? second and third urgent. On Fla] Stones in Nave. (.'rest—A lion's head eouped, quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth gules, [Brass Plate. second and third urgent. Here Lyeth Buryed the Body Of Alllle, lately soll:

-1--_i-i Daughter and Heire of John Yewe, of Bradforde, in Near this Place are deposited the Remains of John the County of Wiltes. Gent. and Wife of (iyford llEl.Sl-iEI‘Vlll0, Esq. many years a Deputy Lieutenant for Longe, Gent. who had Issue by her Anne and Catheryn this County,who died Mareh 15, 1800, Aged 54 years. their Daughters. She dyed the 26th of March, lti0l, lle was a just and honest man, and a sincere Friend. whose knowne good lyfe sheweth that God hath taken her sowle to his Mereye. Also the Body of Joseph Baskerville, Esq. Second and Youngest Son of the abnve John Baslterville, who died Oet. 7th, 1812. Walter Bureombe died Nov. 17th, 1814, Also the Body of Hester, Wife of the above John Aged 33 years. Baskerville. She Departed this life Decem. 16, 1809. Richard Bureombe. Arms--A chevron between three raundols: hnpaling urgent, a Elizabeth, \'l’ife of Vlfm. Goodall Ilureornbe, a cross, in chief au eagle displayed. died Sept. 25, 1797, Aged 56 years. W m, Goodall Bureonihe died August Bth, llllti, In a Vault near this Monument are interred the Re- Aged 7.5 years. mains of Thomas Bush, Esq. who, after leading a Virtuous and exemplary life died Novena. 21, 1809, Underneath this Stone are Deposited the Bodies of Aged 611, beloved and Respected by all who knew John Lea, and Susanna, his Wife. him. He was a good Christian, an alTeetionate Hus- He died 20 December, band, an indulgent Father, a sincere Friend, an active She 2 Feb. 1730, Aged 67. Magistrate, and a valuable Member of Society. The Memory of the just is Blessed. Also near this place are Deposited the Bodies nf Arms—.\ dog erect, gorged, in chief three cross-lets Btchy. David Lea and Willm Len, Sons of the aliovesuid Julm and Susanna Lea. David Departed this life the . .. . In Memory of George Bethcll, Esq. who died March Nov. 1772, Aged 67 years, Wm. Nov. 15, 1776. 26th, Anno Dom. 1795, Aged 63. Here Lyeth the Body of Esther Cooper, Widw. This Marble, in lilial alleetion, is raised hy his three who Departed this life December the 31, Anno Dofﬁ surviving Daughters. He was uniformly respected as a Man of striet iutegrity, an upright Magistrate, 1707, Aged I16 years. and the poor Man's Friend. Also llere Lyeth the Body of Richard Cooper, of Bradford, Clothier, Son of the said Esther Cooper, Sacred also to the Memory of Sarah, his Wife, who who Departed this life February ye 6th Day, Anuo Departed this life January 7tlJ, 1777, Aged 3'3. Dom. 1723, Aged 74 years. And of Elizlll their Daughter, who died an lnfant.

Here Lyeth the Body of Robert Cooper, who departed West End of Nave. this Life the 20 Day of Fob. 1631, 1'l_'Itatis suze 5.5. Memoria: Rieardi Whatly, hujus Paroehize Armigeri, -Q Eleanor l'xoris ejus, ct Progeniei suhnumeratar, quorum Rr~li(|ui1e prope deponnntnr: Hoe Marmor llere lyeth the Body of Martha, Daughter of Biehard sola deplorante Filia ereetum sacrum est : and Mary Edwards. She Departed this life May the R-ieardus, Pater, Obijt 440 Nov. 1782, }Etat 73. 10, A.D. 1740, Aged 22. Eleanor, Obijt l0I'l1° Deeem. 1786, }Etat. 61. Q- Et Progenies, Viz. llere lyeth tl|e Body ofJohn Vl'hatly, of this Parisli, Anna, 0"" Decem. 1756, Mense Ilitat. 9. ‘ ‘ whu died Aug. ll, Anno Dom. 1717, Aged 46 years. Maria. 3171110 .|an"J'. 1765, Ann. 1Eta1.. 11. ‘ ll-ieardus, 7"") Oet. 1774, Etat. 14. West End of N. Aisle. Jolmiiiles, 23" Maij, 1?”), 1'L'Itat. 2.3. Near this Monument are interred tlle Remrtiils of A nu (_-inlielruus, 2&3" Nov. _1 781, Jlitat. 16. Bailward, Late of this Plaee, Widow, who “Dc-||arte:l l:1lL-a.l1urrl. us" Nov. 17u'.'. .-1311.1. 29. this life the 25th day of July, 1781!, Agcd 7.’) years, 2 I

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Also of i'i=|1nuul liailwnr-.l, late ofllorsington, in the Child of the Rev. llobert Taunton, L. L.D. and Uourity ul'So|nel'scl., li.:-rq. lmr Son, who died the Utlt Frances, his Wife, having, through a long and severe Day of April, 1800, Aged 511 years. trial of debilitated health, evinced n pious resignation -l llellry Mcthucn Bailwanl, Esq. (of the Royal Navy) to the decrees of Providence only exceeded by the -. warm benevolence with which she ever interested Son of thc ubovr: Samuel Bailward, died July lst, H 11112, Aged '2-1 years. herself to assuage the cares and sufferings of others, Departed this life on the 11th of March, 1815, Aged 33 years. On Monuments by N. Wall of N. Aisle. Near this Tablet arc Deposited the Remains of the Richard Hobbs Ta-unton, fifth Son and seventh Child of the Rev. Robert 'I'aunton, L.L. D. and Frances, his Rev. litlward Bowlcs, late Vicar of this Peri-fill. H8 Wife, Lieut. in H. M. 22d Light Dragoons, fell a. l)1:parted this life the first day of February, 1803, Victim to the Cholera Morhus, which so fatally in thc 48 year of his Age. ravaged the British Camps in India in the Pcndnrec F War, on the 19th of May, 1819, Agcd 30 years. Mors omnia stcrnit. On the 17th ofthe same Month, this young Ofliccr, in Sucrcd to thc Memory of .l.'Idward Buily, of Ashly, high health and spirits, wrote to his friends that the Gent. He died Oct. ye 18, 1760, ]Et. 00. fatal disorder had disappeared from the Camp-About Also Ann, his Wife, Eldest of VVm. Harding, of 7 oielock iu the Morning of the 19th, he was himself Broughton Giflard, Gent. (in this County.) She died seized with it, and hefore Noon he lay a Corpse. Decent. ‘yfl 29th, 1759, flit. 75. Also lidward Fisher, Second Son of Wm. and Mar- garet Fishcr. He died April yfl 5th, 1701, flit. 4. Rev. RobcrtTaunton, L. 1.. D. having adorned a strong Also Ann Lewis, Bclict of the ltcv. John Lewis, of and comprehensive mind with useful and extensive M/liaddon, in this County. She died November ye Bth, knowledge, having conscientiously discharged thc 1758, 2Et. 40. Duties of llusbnml, Father, Friend, Citizen, and Also to thc Memory of Mrs. Margaret Fisher, Wife of Christian, Departed to seek his Reward, July 17th, Mr, William Fisher, and Daughter of the abovcsaid 1 797, Aged 57 years. Edward and Ann Baily. She died May 30th, 1796, The afllicted Mother of his eight helpless orphans, Agcd 71 years. Erectcd this Monument to his Memory. 'l‘licir departure is taken from Misery, and their going Q-A-ii-| from us to be utter destruction, but they are in peace. This llnryall .. . cc and Toinbc was Ercctcd hy 'WillIl\ liuily, of this 'l‘ownc, Mercer, Ami. Di 1605. Frances Taunton, Relict of the Rev. Robert Taunton, L. L.D. and Daughter and Ccheiress of Leonard ' " ' ' [lllegihleh] "' " " l I It l vb I ll 1- in Cropp, Esq. of the County of llampshirc, having, Also with a rare and happy uniou of masculine good sense, llere lyeth ye Dolly of Wm Baily, of this Townn, religiously fulfilled the sacred trust of Education Mercer, who Departed this life ye 25 Day of March, which devolved on her by the dccease of her Hushand , Anno Domini 1712, Aged OB years. A and further bcqucathing to her Children a faithful pattern of that warm hcnevolcncc in action, and that pious resignation in nflliction, which Christianity cn- Near this Place lyeth the Body of Michacll Tidcombe, joins, Departed this life on the 25th of Nov. 1810, who dcccnscd yv 26 day ofJnly, Auno Dom. 1662. Aged 6'7 years. 'l'idcombus tumulo jacet hoe Michaclis in alto sospcs dum clangit hnecina surge maner. Also ncare this Place lieth ye Body of Sarah, ya On Flat Stones in N. Aisle. Danglitcr of yo said Miehaell Tidcombe, who De- r Hicjacet Johannes Jones, Filius Johannis Jones, dc ceased yl'- llth Day of.lnly, Au“ Dori "I661. i Bradford, Pharrnacopolrc, Qui OhijtPrimo dic Aprilis, -i___.-—_,-1 Anno Dom. 1703, Aitatis sun: D.

East End ol' North Aisle. liranees 'l'aunt.on, 2d Daughter and (ith Child, of the I-lic sepultus est Johannes Jones, dc Bradford, nuper ltev. Robort'l‘nunton, L. L. D. and Frances, his Wife, Pharmacnpolae, Qui Ohijt Selto die Februarij, Anno delndiug thc fond hopes of ltclativcs, who anticipated Dom. 1709, }Etatis sure 44. in hcr opening graces the loveliness of personal charms, nnd a still more cuptivating loveliness ofmind, fell an Herc lies the Body of Daniel Jones, who died Dec. early victim to Consumption on the 24th of May, 1803, 11:12, Aged .51. Aged 16 years. And that of Elizabeth, his wife, who died April 28th, lilir.nbc-th Wr.-eks Taunton, eldest Daughter and 3d MDCCL. Aged 75. A F! 282

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Likewise the Body ol' Daniel Juli:-s, their Son, who Joilii .l"r.-i'i'ett, .l;'si|. oi LUlltlUll, gave, in )1‘ Year oi died June 9th, ninectxx. Aged xLv1I1. our Lord 1754, from sineere regard and ].'1sLi.-erir to

i this his N ative Town, the Painted ti lass whit,-.h uilnrns the South and East \Vindows of this (llnireh. lit: Here Lyeth the Body of Daniel Jones, who De- also gave, for the use of the Church. un elegant and parted this life Deeember yﬁ 2d, A. D. I732, complete Service of Communion Plate; nnd iu the A ged 50 years. year 17-17, gave to the Society for ]ll'lll'llUl.lll}.§ Chris- tian Knowledge, of whieh he was a Member, £51), ull eondition that Bibles, Common Prayer, and u1.hur Joseph \Vood, died Mareh the 29, 1725. Religious Books and Traets, on the same teniis the Mary, Wife of Simon \Vood, died Feb. 21, l7tl3. Soeiety supplies their own Members, and free of all \Villiam, Son of Simon and Sarah Wood, Died May Expenees whatsoever, to the value oi' 50 Sliillings, the 24, 1765. should be for ever Annually sent to the resident Mi- “'m. “Food, Son of the said Joseph “'oud, died nister for distributing on, or about the Festival ol' our December, 1767. Lord’s Nativity : But the same, having been in arrear, Thomas Baskerville, Departed this life September ye it was linally agreed, on the Gth of June, 1821, betwen -lth, 1779. the Rev. Howell Jones, resident Minister, Mr. T. II. Saunders, 8: Mr. J. P. Renison, Chnrehwardens, of this Parish, and the Rev. Dr. Gasl-iin, Seeretary to Brass Plate, west end. the said ,Soeiety, that the Amount of arri.-ars should Here lyeth the Body of Rosewell Smithlield, Son be added to the original Sum given by Mr. 'l-'errett, of Rosewell Smithﬁeld, of this Parish, Clothier. I-'[e nnd that Books to the Value of :6-l. -‘ls. bu for ever Departed this life July 22d, 1726, Aged 17 years. Aunnally sent. Application to he made to the So- Also here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Sinithlield, ciety by the Minister or Churehwardous in each year.

Mother of the said Rosewell Smitbfield, who died ye is 17th Feb. Aged re, 1142. Against the Gallery at West End of Nave. -¢'—*—-—- The Charity Sehool, with the Sehoolmaster’s House, Btuefartiens were given by Mr. Anthony Methuen, and the fee Against the Gallery at the East End of the Nave. thereof by the Honorable Lady Paulet and the lluv. Mr. Wright, to put them iu repair. The ltr.-v. Mr. Samuel Cam, Esq. by his Will, dated the 23 Oetober, lingers applied £35, pnrt ol' £50 were given by lid- 1792, gave £100 Stoek in the 3 per Cent. Consol Bank ward Dike, Clerk, and about £20 more srrb:-.-eribed by Annuities, to Benjamin I-[obhouse, Daniel Clutter- buek, Isaae Hillier, and Thomas Bush, Esq. in trust, different persons. to distribute the Dividends thereof yearly in Bread to such poor persons of the Parish of Bradford as they The Charity school is endowed with an Estate at deem proper objeets, and who do not receive Alnis. Holt, purchased with £250 given by Mr, |~'|-|1r|ci,q $mith, and now Rented by 1\dr.Johu (ludwin, uud i the Dividends tr £237 .. 12 .. 6 in the 4 per Cent. Mrs. Elizabeth Tugwell,.by Codieil to her W'ill, dated Bank Annuities, the dividends of £400 3 per Cent. dated July 12, 1799, gave £100 Stoel-r in the 5 per Consol Bank Annuities, given by the Will of John Cent. New Navy Annuities, in trust, that her Grand- Strawbridge, late of this Plaee, Gent. dated the 12th son, Mawbey Tugwell, should distribute the Dividends Mareli, 180-*3. These Funds are now vosteil in illi.- thereof Yearly among 40 old and infirm Persons, on names of Daniel Clutterbuek, and Tlumiais Bush, the15th day of January, in sueb manner as She had in I:'.sqI'fl- as Trustees for the said ifiehool. her lifetime direeted, and after his deeease that his .l:1xeeutors should transfer the same Stoek to the Churehwardens of the Parish, to apply the Dividends The same John Strawbridge Also gave :6-I00 :1 per as before. Cent. Consol Bank Annuities to Mavvhny 'l'u_|_gwell

i and John Renison, the then Cl11n'uliw:irdeiis of this Parish, in trust, to distribute the dividends yearly in Donum Crowns or halt Crowns to sueh persons of the said Thoma: Lewis, hujus Heelesia: Vieai-ij, Parish ns do not reet-ive Alnis, at the sznue time as Anno 1"Etatis sna: Oetogesimo secund“, r Mr. Carl's Charity is paid and distribiuted. Annoq. Domini 1707, Exempli gratin, non ob ostentationein, I1 Sed in Honorem Saneta: et Individua: John Curl, Esq. ofTii1'leigh, by his W'ill, dated the Triuitatis ae usum Eeelesiaz, 28th DayofDeeen1ber, 1703, gave the Sum of £30 Gratis Datum. per Annum, to be paid out of the Rents of his Estate 2

In vii ll'r'ltr.-—-S0 U'l'H Wl{AX.'\I.I.. 253 at tihirlnn, in “"ill.:. :-.|irl In be dislribtltod 011 the Under here lyeth ye Body of Anne Bennett, Rclict of Feast ul' .‘it.'l‘l|n1n:|s thc Apostle, between 120 of such John Bonnet, of Steeplaishton, and late of Tilshead, poor pcrsoiis ol' the liorougll of Bradford alld the Gent. who deccascrl the 17th of February, 1708, 'l'yl.hing of \Vi||sley l.r-igli and Woollcy, who live by Aged 78 years. their lionest l;rlmn|', and as the Vicar of Bradford Also Here Lyeth ye Body of Ann Harris, Second shall ll01llitlir.l’.e n.11d uppoint, in ﬁvc Shillings each, and Daughter of Ann Bennett, who Departed this lilo dim(.:tr:d the U|r|||'r:lnv:r|'di.-ins -.'uId (.\verscei's to tnkc an Marcb 25, A. D. 1728. Account. tlrcrr-nl', ainl ser: thc same Distributed.

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Mr. l'1dw-nrdThresher, by Will, Gave £100 to the Near this Place lyeth ye Body of .Ann, y° only Poor of this Parish, which is now increased to £120 Daughter oi'Ja|;nes and Dorcas May, of yv Devizes. :1 pcr Cent. Consol Bank Annuities, and is invested in She Departed this lifa August y¢ 13, A. D. 1700, thc names of Richard Atwood and ‘Thomas Bush, Aged 26 years. §l<‘.srp'ﬂ- who divide the Dividends thereof Yearly at Also near this lyeth yﬂ Body of Dorcas, Mother of ye Christmas, in Crowns and half Crowns among the Above Said Ana May, who Daparted tbis life yv 16 Poor of thc said Parish. of March, 1725, .ZEtatis sure 75.

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West End of Nave. John '1-‘crrctt, ilisq. by W'ill, gave to his Nephew, East End of Chancel. Richard Wiltshire, and thc Minister and Church\vard- Heare Lycth the Body of ;William Joncs, who ens of this Parish, £250 three per cent. Old South Departed this life the 10th ofAugust, 1060. Hen. Annuities, in trust, to apply the Dividends for Laugh not, Fanaticl-rcs, though ha_ba gone, purchasing for 20 poor Mcn and ‘Yemen of the Town He Iiave Fought his ﬁght, and hath wooae a Crowns; ol' llradfurd only, who do not rccoivc Aims of the Though fromwe be is gone, in Heavan hatakeshis rest, Parislr, uf sobcr and religious lives and conversation, Singing Allclujab, and is for ever blest : and who constantly attand Divine Service iu the In life he taught to dye, and he did give Parish Church when able, one Bd. loaf each, to be In Death a greate example how to live: dulivcrcd to thcm the ﬁrst Sunday in thc Month, and If wisdom, learning, and knowledge, cannot dwell at Clrristinns, Haster, and Whitsuutidc, in cach your See-urc from change, vain bubble Earth, Farewell. irnnlcdiutoly after iiloruiiig Service.

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Hatch-merit in the North Aisle. On Monuments against lhe N orlh Wall at‘ Nave. A rgr-nt, u li. passant sable ; on a chief, sable, a ducal crown or : In Memory of Stephen Iles, Esq. Formerly of Piddlc impaling, Long. Hinton, Dorset, lately of this Place, who dicd on thc I111}-ii? 7 July, I016, Aged 6B ycars. The C'ln|rch consists of a Chancel, Nave, and Tl1is'Tablet_was erected by Mrs. Jane llcs,lris Willow North Aisle. The north side of the Nave is sup- and Relict. ported by five pointed urchcs.iUnder a canopy in tho south wall of Chancel, is the figure of a Knight - 'l‘un|plur, carvcd in stonc, his right arm is broken off. In the opposite wall is uiiotlierstiitue, also mueh muti- Qualis vita, finis ita. lated, Memorize Sacrum of Stephen, Son of Stephen and Register commenced race. Ann Bovvyer, of Ford -Farm, who died Nov. 10, 1780, Aged 19 years. ' Earl of Pembroke Lord of the Manor. Also near this Place rest the Remains of Stephen lirodorick \Villiuur Bloniberg Vicar. Bowyer. Hc was onc of the best of Husbands, uf Fathers, and of Friends. He died Decamber tha 25, 1784, A gcd 53 yenrs. SO lJ'l‘lI 1V RAXALL. Also near this Place rest tha Remains of Ann, “’il'c of Stephen Bowyer, who died October the 5th, 1795, Aged B3 years. (‘in Monurnurrts by lhc Smith Wall cl‘ Chancel. Preserve, O Vaultl inviolate thy trust Near this Place nrc deposited thc Remains of Jamcs Till Heaven's high Mandate claims thc sacred dust: 'l"im:h, |"..~=r|. of Bradford Leigh, who dicd Fcb. 14, 1Vhen thc last trump thc awak’ning sound shall give, ‘.1015, Aged 53 years. Rise ye that sleep, your Saviour bids you live. 284

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Near this Pine‘: lieth the llmly of 'l'id|unlid Grant, of ll Near this Place Lycth ye llody of Henry Long, this Parish, who Departed this life the Uth of Sept. of Melksham, Esq. He Departed this life Lil of 1771, Aged 85 years. Ii-‘larch, 1686, Agcd 28 years. Death in a very good (]ld_ Age Near this Place lyeth also ye Body of Ann, ye Wil'o .|'il1tlml my weary pilgrcnl Stage, of llcnry Long, Esq. She Departed this life y° 4th It was to me a end of pain, ly of Uet. 1705, Aged -"-ltl years. Hoping to enter life again. i Also near this place lyeth the Body oi‘ John Long,

-Z--_-1--—@ Second Son of llenry Long, Jun. of Melksham, and Near this Place lieth thc Body of Richard Grant, Grandson to ye two deceased persnns above written. who Departed this lifc the 6th Day of April, He Departed this life y° 3| ot"Uct.A. D. 1712, Agcd Anno Domini 1715. 9 months. Also ncar this Place Lyeth the Body of Margaret, Arms-—Sablc, a lion rampant, nrge-nt, betwr-en I!i[_'|'l'll cross t:l'nBs- lets, or; impnling sable, a linn rampnnl urgent. the W'il'c of Rielinrtl Grant, who Departed this life the 10th Day of October, Anno Dnmini 1715. ‘ In love they liv'd, in pence they dy'd, ‘l Upon an altar-tomb, under an arch in the south wall, Tht-ir lives desir’d, but God deny'd. » is a statue lying: on a shield is horne the arms of And also near this Place lyeth the Body of John, Son Long.--—Date in the South Aisle 1566. of Richard and MargaretGrant, who departed this life ‘ Register commenced 1695. November the 29th, Anno Domini 1744, Aged 65 I Frederick-lvilliam Blomhcrg Vicnr. yenrs. -— Long, Esq. Lord of the Manor. A llng'ring grief laid mo asleep,

And Christ my soul doth safely keep. ii} . -i-_-1---| I And also near this Place Lycth thc Body of Joseph Webb, who Departed this life in January, ‘I750, ‘ MONKTON FARLEY. Aged 75. And also near this place Lyeth the Body of Ann, On Monun-nn-its against the North wall of Chancel. ‘Vile of Joseph “'ebb. She died July the ltlth, 1751, l Here under lyeth yB Body of Wm. Watson, Esq. Aged 68 yenrs. ‘ who Departed this life yﬂ 4th of March, 1695, he was Arm-l—Sable, a chevron argent. aged '79. llere Lyeth also the llody of .l'lll?il1l)I'l.ll Watson, South Wall. Wife of William Watson, lisq. who Docensml thn Metam properamus ad unam. 23d of February, .-\nno Dom. 170], Aged li.’: yr.-ars. Near this place underneath lies Interred the Body of l A'rms— . . .- in chief three martlcta: impaiiug, ten hilh-ls, Sarah Novel], Spinster, who departed this lil'e July 4 321, in chic-I'a dnmi lion rampant. y1-' 23d, 1755, Aged 66. Crest-—.-\ fox pnssant. Also near this Place lieth the Body of John Bath, who Departed this life Feb. ye llth, 176-4, Here Lieth Buried the Uodye of Williani Tlrnnifohl, Aged -54 years. Late of Lewisham, in the County of Rent, llsqnyre, And also Elizabeth, \\'il'e of John Bath. She De- deccnsetl the twentic day of November, 1582. parted this life December the 26th, 1760, I A:-ms—0n n chevron three ﬂowers, in chief a canton charged Aged 37 years. with the head of a spear. And also John, their Son, died in his Infancy. Likewise John, Son of John and Mary Bath (and Here Lyeth yr! Body of Mary, the Daughter of Grandson of the above John and Elizth Bnth) who M Thomns Sartain, Rector of l\'Ionliton Farleigli, who Depnrted this life Sept. lent, 1780, Aged 1 year & 6 departed this life Sept. yl-' ‘.22., I712, Agcd 25 years. Months. llcrc also Lyeth yl! llody of‘ Mr. 'l'hom:is Sartuin, lute c l Rector of this place, who Deceased April yll 10th, l7IZl. (ln Monuments in the South Aisle. li Mori Lucruru. In this Isle are interred the Rcmains of Thomas Long, Esq. who died the 28th day of January, 1759, A gcd B0 years and ten Months. i East Elli]. As also the Remains of Mary, Wife of the snid Near this Place resteth thc Body of Richnrd Wl|i|.|e, Thomas Long, who died the 18th dny of July, 1733, licctor of this Pnrish, who Departed this life D|:eein- A gr-d 4B years and three Months. ber ye 18th, 1735, Agcd 40. In sincere Duty und Ttespeet__to whose paternal Virtues “'1: brought nothing into this “’orld, and it. is certain and goodness, this Monument was erected. can carry nothing out. The Lord gave, and the Lord . . . \ Ar-ms—Lon"n : nn Pahng ermineI on a ale, gules, three ears, or. hath taken away. 2.

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-\'~-.u" lliis l'l:u-t- lye llIl.t'!|l'l!ll the llodics of Richard, In Memory of Mary, Wife of Thomas Tailer, who .l.|lm, .|'.|nles, nnd Hnrnh, Children of ye Remltichard l departed this life Sept. ye_12, 1727, Aged 26 years. l-'ord, A. M. by Sarah, his W'ife, who all died in their Also in Memory of William Harper, Jun. who De- lnl'aney. parted this life the B of Jan. 1759, Aged 29 39111‘!- lltr was lit.-ctor of tllls Parish, Vicar of South Stoke, nnd (lh:t||l;ti|l to yl-' Right l'l0ll""’ yﬁ Earl Of Cardigan. Near this Place lyeth the Body of Patience, ‘Wife of William Harper, 'Sen. who Departed this lifc July ye Also tlne llody of the aforesaid ltichard Ford, who 30, 1769, Aged '70 years. tllutl Jan. the 7th, 1756, Agcd 49. lllcsscd nrc yI= dead which dio in thc Lord. I Of worldly cares I had my share, Mors Jnnua Vitae. I7-30. When l was living as you are, | l But God from it hath set me free, ?1 In a good Old Age hath taken me. llere lycth Buried the Body of Sara Grant, dcccnscd Remember, all are borne to dye, 27" dio Novetnhris, Anno Dom. 1602. y Then think upon eternity. l"'ivte Pounds She gave nnto the poore, ‘ For as we are, so must you be, W11» King gnve so mueh more: i Prepare for death, and follow me. lmploy th' increase. l-teepc Stocke in Store.

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(In I" lat Stones n itltin tln! rails of the Chancel. i North Wall. 'l‘o the l)o:tre Memory of .. .. King, Gent. who dicd l , Near this Place licth the Bodies FUD. I 0 O | i of Jane, Elizabeth, and Susanna, ii-| l Daughters of Jeremiah Cottle, llere lyeth thc Body . . . . .nold King, deceased thc Gent. of this Parish, by Sarah, his Wife. doth day of ...cmber, 1097. Jane, April 5, 1754, 1 year. Elizilli} died { Jan! B, 1765, } Aged { 34 years. — l Sue“: July 24, 1769, 22 years. llere lyeth yﬂ Body of Mr. Jiu'.|r:s Pcarcc, of London, Forbear, dear friends, to mourn and weep, Merchant. llc died Jan. ye 10th, ‘I741, Aged 51. Since in this grave we sweetly sleep, Also Ann, his Wife, dicd April y° 4th, I75-I, i And leave this troublesome world behind, Agcd 52. A Glorious Crown we hope to ﬁnd. Also the Body of llenricttn Martin Pearce, Daughter of the nbove James and Ann Pearce, who dicd Dec. l l

10, 1712, Agcd 40. J Near under this Placc lyeth ye Body of Thomas Butler, Yeoman, who Departed this life y" 3 Dny of llt.-re lyt-tll y" liody of James Basset, who died ye December, A. D. 1713, Aged 75 years. lil Dny of August, 1601. Also ncar under this Place lyeth ye Body of Margaret, l‘ -in-| l y'3 Daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth Butler, who De- llere lyeth y" Body of Sarah Basset, who died ye ll ‘ parted this life yo Ilth day of August, A.D. 1709, Day of September, 1691. Aged 3 Wickes.

Ii-M-_- Also near under this Place lyeth yﬂ Body of John, 1 ye Son of Thomas and Elizabeth Butler, who De- lltrrt: l.yt;l|| the Body of “"illil1m King, Gent. Ill: tlutzensetl the '.!ti|.l| Day of July, Anno Dom. 1697. parted this life ye 15 Day of January, A.D. 171-? Aged 3 Wiehes and 2 Days. ’ In love they liv’d, in peace they died, tln Mnnnlnunts ngailuit l.|tr' North Willi of l\'€t\'I3. Their lives desir'd, but God denied. llt.-rt: lycth y" Body of M ary, yl-' “’il'e of James Bassett, who was buried Oet. ye 4th, 1605,

In Memory of Richard Grant, of Bradford Leigh. In Mt-mory of Mary Hayward, who depnrted this life Ob. . .. April, 1703, EL 77. Oct. ye l0th, A. D. 'l7l'7, Aged 74. --‘ilso l'|=tt.-r Duvcrnll. Who Departed this life July ya I0, A. D. ‘I727, Aged 65. l Ann Pitman, Wife of James Pitrnan, of Bradford, lilsu Mary, Wife of Peter Deverell, who Departed y Daughter of W’m. and Mary Grant, this lili- l"t:b. y" '27, A. D. 1727, Aged 61. 1 Objit 23 Aprilis, A.D. 1775, }Etat. 54. 4 D 2B6

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Stem] to Llm Memory of Mary, \\"i|lnw of Julm "ll Ii |"|llI I'Hmu'. (.'0Hlo. (it.-M. who Dqmrlnll this life April 23, ITIIH, F In M1-lll1lr_$' 0|‘ Bnlljnmin |':|t|1-rlull, \\'|m ll:-||;|r|.-1] . -Agcd 73. ' \ this life I-'ul|rumy tlm I7, l77l. Milly no tho troubles of tho Riglntonun, \ But the Lord clelivorotll (hem out of all. Also 0. . . . . E|I.]tn'llm, hill l\lnI!||-1', li.. |ll'Il‘. Alum Ann, hnr 4\mu|,Im:r, And Wifi: of lilllnuml lliggx, In Memory of Wlllluu -Bonk, Goal. Ha died March ‘ film lies hum. um ad, rm, Aged 14 yearn. ' 1 Alioifi Menu-yoflluy, mwm. sh. diOdNOY.2l, 11:11, Apt! '10. 'l'lm Rev. Dr. Robinson, Ilnclnr. And also in Memory of Wlllhl, lheir Son. Ila ' Register ¢0DIlC_Illl..‘Gl.| 1570. Died Ju. S3, 1123, Aged 11. \ And Hm In Humor‘; of John, thcir Sou. Ho Dlod \

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Underneath this Place are huryed the Body of Wil- AMESBURY. liam Cousins, Son of Thos. Cousins, who dyed the 4th of Dee. 1709, as Also of John, Wm. and Thos. On Monuments against the North Wall of the Chancel. Cousins, sons of William and Mary Cousins. John dyed the 10 of May, 1711, Aged 17 years,Wm. dyed N ear this Place lies Interred May the 4, 1713, Aged 32 years, and Thos. dyed Mnry Keene, Relict of William Keene, Esq. July the 10th, 1718, Aged 30 years. And also Mary. of Whitehall, London, ye Daughter of William and Mary Cousins, y= Wife Daughter of Thomas Hayward, Esq. of William Lewis, of Noock, Gent, who dyed Nov. of Little Amesbury, ye 19, 1722, Aged 37 years. And also Mary ye 1-‘Vife who died Dec. the Bth, 1764, Aged 67 years. of VVilliam Cousins, who dyed Feb. B, 1727, Aged 63. Near this Place lies in a Vault Her only Sister, with the rest of her Friends. llow lov'd, how valu'd once avails Thee not, In a Vault beneath this Tablet are deposited the To whom related, or by whom begot; Remains of Thos. Mist, of Long Acre, in the County A heap of Dust alone remains of thee, of Midd'. Ohiit 9th May, 1767, }EtatI 56 years. "l'is all thou art, and all the Proud shall be.

Anru—A fess between 3 mullets, impnling, a bull's head erused between three mullets. On Flat Stones in Chancel. M-ii M. S. Here lys Interred yﬂ Body oi \-7' Georgii Cuthbert, eujus innoeentia ipso, hoe marmore John Thurloe, clarior Dei gratias illi ndeo conciliavit, ut amalo ven- late of Lincoln's Inn, turo eum eripuit, Nat. Jan. 16, 1712, Denat. Maii B, Son of John Thurloe, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. 1725. and Ann, his ‘Wife, who was ye 3d Daughter, of S1’ John Litcott, of 'l'iust Moulsy, in the County of Sorry, Knight. In Memory of the Rev. Thos. Holland, who for half 'l'his, their Eldest Son in the 'l'own of Amesbury, a century wss Minister of Lhis Parish, a small Living, Dop.-rtml this l.ii'l-3 in yet he never solicited for a Greater, nor improved to \ The Faith 6: fear of Jesus Christ, his owne Advantage His marvellous Talents in apply- ll/lurch ye 2!Jth, 1682, ing the Powers of Nature To the useful Purposes of For whom his Mother erected this Monument. 16B3.. Life, the most curious and complete Engine which thc Arms--A chevron, ermine, between 3 oinquefoils. world now enjoys for raising water being invented by him. He died the 11th of May, in the year of our i Lord 1730, Aged B4 years. On Monuments against South Wall of Chancel. "-' By him Lyeth Susanna Frances, his eldest Daughter, svhorruly resembled him in his friendly and disinte- Near this Place lieth the Body ofhir. James Bio1-I llrun, who dicml April 26, 1781, Aged do-years. rested spirit. She (lied July the 10th, in the year 1741, Also Sarah, his \‘l'idow, Aged 61 years. who died Dec. 14, 1796, Aged 81 years. Arm—-A lion rampant guardant, between 9 ﬂeur-de l.is. B 290

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Here lyeth the Body of William Rigdou, Gent. ye In Memory of Jane Pincl-uiey, Daughter of Phillip Son of Edmund and Elizabeth Rigdon, . . . . ham, in and Jane Pinekney, of this Place, who Departed this ye County of Kent, who departed this Life ye 24th of life the 18th Day of December, 1812, in the 40th Nov. Anno Doin. 1717, JEL 30. Year of her Age. " ’ Arms—On a chevron, S griﬂins‘ heads erased.

Sacred to tho Memory of Phillip Pinl-rney, who died Here rest the Remains of the late Rev. Thomas 14th January, 1812, Aged 80 years. Neale, Vicar of Berwick St. James, and P. C. of In Memory of Charles Pinekney, Gent. Aniesbury, \l"ilts. Aged 62 years, Universally es- -. ,1 Younger Son of teemed for true Christian Piety, Learning, and Bene- Philip and Jane Pinekney, volence. of this Place, _il who departed this life the 16th Day of October, 1806, Henry Cox, Gent. Son of Henry and Catherine Coil, died March 11, 1802, Aged 45 years. in the 25th year of his Age.

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Catherine Cox, Wife of Henry Cox, Gent. and On Flat Stones in S. Aisle. Daughter of the _Rev. Henry Head, and A_nn his Here lieth the Body of ‘William Stallord, Son. who Wife, died 23d of June, 1783, Aged 31 years. died January l.l‘l0 22d, 1720, Aged H0 yogi-5, Henry Cox, Gent. died 17th Feb. 1798, Aged 68 \ |'|r III-—ii——|- years. I? Here lieth the ‘Body of _Elinor the Wife of William _ Stsllord, Sen. who died...... 1725. The Rev. Henry Head, Vicar of Compton Cham-

herlaine, died 2d March, 1747, Agcd 58 years. H-H Anne Head, widow of the Rev. Henry Head, died 26 Nov. 1783, Aged 72 years. Hatchment in the Chancel. Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth argent, a heart gules, on a chief azure, 3 mullets; second and third azure, a bend between 0 trefoils or, lmpaling azure, a chevron between 5 lozenges, or. Here Lyeth the Body of Giles Sadler,Gent. Grandson to S’ Ralph Sadler, K‘, of Standwin House, in Herefordshire, sometime privy Counceller to King This Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, South Henry 8th and Queene Elizabeth of Famous Memory, Aisle, and North and South 'l‘ransr=pts. and Son to Henry Sadler, of Everly, in the County of ll/ilts. Gen t. who, at Ambrosbury, the third ofJanuary, The Bight Hon"'° Lord Douglas Lord of the Manor. Anno Domini 1680, died in hope of a happy Resur- rection, bcilig of age 83 ye:ir=-.

, — I I _ —I Here Also lyes all that was Mortal of Whitfeild i Boorn, Gent. of this Towne, Nephew to Ml‘. Giles Sadler, who Resigned this Uncertain life the 13th of Dec. Anno Dom. 1733, in the 65th year of his age. .BULFORD. Altho' his body here doth Lye Till the .last Trump doth it raise, I "\' His Soul is now in Heaven high I O" On a Monument against E. Wall of Chancel. And sings Jehovah's praise. Underneath lyes the Body of Anthony Southhy, Here lycth also Anne, his Wife. She dyed yﬂ 27th third Son of Richard Southby, Esq. and Ann, his of Dec. 1774, Aged 78 years. Wife. He died the 18th of May, 1773, in the l3th

Iii year of his Age. In the South Transept. Good, Gentle, Sprightly, Tcnder, and Sincere, N ear this Place lies interred Loving to all, to all who knew him Dcar: John Bundy, Wise Heaven, whilst in opening fragrance hluonfd of Long Acre, London, It's choicest Gifts, his kindred Soul resum'd. who Departed this life the 30th May, 1794, Blest youth ! yet must thy weeping" friends dcplurr-, Aged 52 years. so early cropt fair \"irtue's budding l-'low'r. 2.91

In c5 W~£lts.—DURRINGTON. 3 i (in a Monument in South Wall of Chancel. it Here lieth the Body of George Turberville, younger Sone Sacred to the Memory of of Thos. Turberville, of Beare Reages, !_ Richard Soutliby, Esq. in the County of Dorset, Esquire, liurctotore of Soutlinlarston, in this County, who deceased the 9th Day of January, 1671. And late of this Place, who dcparted this life March 19th, 1791, Aged 71. Nave. And also of Sacred to the Memory of Mathew Devenish, who Richard Duke Southby, Esq. died 25th April, 1811, Aged 40 years. his Eldcst Son, who survived him only to Dec. 16th, hi-ii; in the same Year, Aged 33. On Flat Stones in Nave. Here lieth the Body of Mary Beer, Single Woman. This Monument is designed She Departed this life Dec. 4., 1766, Aged 94 years. as thc most exlmressiye and etfeetual Testimony now, alnsi'in their power, of a truly Conjugal, Filial, and Fraternal Here lieth the Body of Martha, the wife of Thos.Pain, i Regard and Affection, ' ‘ who died Oct. 26, 1785, S0 justly due to the_m in their respective Characters, Aged 94 years. and never to be recollected hut with thc most tender and lasting Regret by all inconsolahle VVidow, and her three Daughters, Here lies Sarah, the Wife of Henry Axford, and their inournful survivors. Daughter of .William and Ann Reeves, Late of this .drm.l—Ql.tB.l'tel'l}’, ﬁrst and fourth or, a chevron between Lhree Parish. She died Feb. 19, 1733, Aged 29 years. roses, gulcs; second and third, 'pBr.fGll, argent and azure, ihree .4:-mr—0n a bend, eottised, 3 lozenges. cluaplets counterchanged, impaling, gules, a snltire, or, on a e||iel'oI‘ the same, three lions rampant, gules, bar.ways. On a Brass Plate. \?6'?‘|. Here lyeth buried the bodye of Thomas . ( . onell, On Flat Stones ln Chancel. Gent. who dyed the 26 daye of December, Anno llere lieth thc Body of Richard Duke, Esq. Domini 1599. who died Nov. 3, 1757, Aged 68 years. Beati qui moriuntur in Domino. .4rms—Per fess, three eiiaplets. Register commenced 1766. Lady Charity Ann Pollen owns the Manor, and also Here lyeth ye Body of Catherine, wife of Andr. has the right of presentation to the Living. Dulte, Jun. Esq. who departed this lite yﬂ 15th day of Dec. Anno Domini 1710.

.drm.|—l'cr fess, 3 chaplets, over all, on an escutcheon, 8 escallop shells between 7 crosslets, ﬁtchy. DURRINGTON.

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IIero lyeth thc Body of Andrcw Duke, Esq. who On a Monument in Chancel. died Feb. ye 23, Annoq. Diii 1729. Aged about U9 years. To the Memory of that worthy Matrone, Mrs. Hester Conham, Widdow, Indeed Grand Daughter to Mr. And in or near the same place Thomas Higbed, Martyr, and Wife of the Wor : wurc I nterr'd Dorothy and Salina, Abraham Conham, Batchelour in Divinity, and Chan- two Sisters of the said non Resident Sometimes in the Cathedrall of Sarum, Andrew Duke: who Deceased the 3d of April, 1647, Aged 79. to Witt, yﬁ said Dorothy, the 14th Day Of Dec. 1662, And y<= said Salina the 20th day of Apr. 1666. If Righteous Age a Gowne of Glory bee, '1'herf'ore this Gowne was doubly due to thee, I ts requested that this Stone Who wert lesse old than Righteous, yet tis told Might not be removed. Thou liv’dst unto the Prophets Wondrous old. Arms—-Tliree cliapfets, impaling, a fess, imbattled, between Arm;-—Gules, a dove perched, argent, on a snake, or, impaling three doves. azure, a chevron, ermine, between 3 B'wa_ns, argent. 292

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On Flat Stones. l In the Vaulting of the South A-isle are the fiillonring In Memory of Alice, \Vife of the Reverend Mr. ARMS, cut -in Wood. W Thos. Moore, A.M. Rector of Steepleton, Dorset- Quarterly, first and fourth an-gent, a fess azure, hclwocn thrco shire, who died the second of September, 1750, in the mullels gules; second or, on a bend, engrailcd, guics, three crosslets, fitchy, urgent; third azure, a chevron, ermine, hclween 47th year of hcr age. three swans, per pale. Memento mori. On the Pulpit and many of the pews is some ancient , Arms-A chevron, engrailed, between 3 moor cocks. l carved work in oak.

Z In the north window of the Nave is some painted glass. Under this Marble lie the Remains of the Rev. The Rev. Dr. Owen Rector, or Vicar. Mr. Thomas Moore, A. M. Rector of Steepleton, Register commenced 1501. Dorset. He died August the 3d, 1753, in the 57th year of his Age. . Arm!-—As before. M I L S T O N. Cre.rl—-A moor's head.

i On a Monument tn Chancel. Herc lyeth the Body of Mrs. Phenicia Poore, who , Near this Place are Deposited the Remains of Bcata, departed this life May the 29th, 1741 , Aged 66 years. Relict of the late Harcourt Powell, Esq. Member oi .Arm:—A fees between three mullets. Parliament for Newtown, Hunts. She died Feb. 14, ‘ 1797, Aged 59 years.

Under this Marhle lie the Remains of Thomas Moore, l l) On Flat Stones in Chancel. Esq. He died June 23, 1763, in the 67th year of l In Memory of his age. .Arms—The same as the preceding. the Rev. Mr. Will. Mundy, i Rector of this Parish 53 years, I who Departed this life Jan. 23, 1757, Edward Lewes, Gent. died Dec. 21, 1743, Aged 27 Aged 77. years. Also Elizabeth, his Wife, who Departed this Thomas Lewes, Gent. died May 10, 1766, Aged 52 life Augustthe 29th, 1766, years. Aged 62 years.

Here lyeth the Body of Philip Poore, Esq. who De- Here lyeth the Body of Robt. Ilarris, Rector of this ___ Place, who died lhe 4th oi’ November, 1662. parted this Life August the 5th, 1693. , 1 "if ii Arm:--A fell between 3 mullels, . . . . .' . . [dal'aced.] l l Against North Wall of Nave. In Memory of Ann: against the North Wail qf the Nave. l Charles Penruddocke, Esq. Second Sun of the late Charles Penruddocke, Esq. 1634. Sable, 5 lozenges or, 131. l one of the representatives for this County, §I__\ who died Nov. the 6th, 1799, On a Brass Plate in Chancel. U. in the 26th year of his age. An Epitaph on the immature Death of His Deare Brother, John Poore, who i In the East Window is some painted glass. Departed this life the 24 of August, An” I g Orate pro~no|n Roherti Herrys Q4 Dﬁi 1633, Eltatis sure 3 years. -" Statu -Mag-istri Idectis natalis Fratemall Lo e commaunds me to bestow Sci . Johes . Mathew . Sci Mar. ens A Superscripgon on thee, though‘-I know In the bottom part of the Window is the following / Thou needest not my verse, nor can it give 7 Arms, inverted : Thee Life)by whome it onely hopes to live: , Gales, a chevron, ermine, between nine cross pattee, six in chief, Yet suﬂ'er it to informe the Reader's eye three in base, argent. Of what a Stock this Graft was, here doth ly ; A Bude that promised fruite, but fore twas blowne, ‘ Thc Rev. Dr. Toogood, Rector. Death nipt it blooming, ere the fruit was growne. I Thomas Rendall, Esq. Lord of the Manor. Z93

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Humilis, modesta,.mitis, liberalis, et castitas pectoris, nosoomnn. ‘l"“m°*““' _ Corpore formosa, attamen mente formosior, _____. Sanctitate erga Deum. amore erga maritum, pietate erga liberos eximia I11 (3|1B-"°°l- Nota pluribus non injuria, eed beneficio, 55¢,-ed to the Memory of the Re‘-_ John Jennings, cujus prreciosa mcmoria omni epitaphio durjbilior, A. M. Rector of this Pariah, and Vicar of Idmiston, i surmise Brit slim we iP='-=1 Bevulvhm fuerivt who died August sui, nee, Aged 4'1. . 9-°P"l"l And of Deborah’ his wife’ mush“, of the Re“ i Undecim liberos peperit fcecunda mater, Thos. Frampton, of Broad Hinton, in this County, 1 octo films’ tree’ films fihorum fies’ who died Oct 3’ -“B3, Agedga yank l Joh: Franc : Guliel : etiam num supersunt, pariter et singular filiee,-Eli_jai, Ann, -————- Milicent, materna probitatis, atq. Sept. 13, et EEtatis sum 50. H‘ 3- E Vita Mortali exutal, induit immortalitatem. Johannis Kent, Annigeri, Obiit xi die Aprilis, ""'_""_' Anno g } “$2: On Flat Stones in Chancel. \/ Afmi-A lion statant g.i....1.iht, B. chief ermine. Here lyeth‘ ye Body of Elizabeth Fiennes, 2"‘ Daughter of Nathaniel --————- Fiennes, Esq. by Frances, Th R H D [ D Re i Eldest daughter of Richard B so ser! em vr He]. ¢t<=r- Whithed, Esq. who dyed the 4 P day of October, in the yeare 1666, Lady Awe” owns the Mum‘ And of her age the 12 Allmoste. 7 Jmw—Tliree lions rampant.

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A LL] N GT O N. Here lieth yﬂ Btldy of Mrs. Honour V" H Harper, daughter of Sr Henry Whithed, —--i of Tuderleigh, who _ i Departed this life Feb. 24, [No Monuments or Inscriptions in this Church] , in ye Yam-e of our Lo,-d 1e,74_

. .dm|s—A fess between S ﬂour-de-lis. In the North Window of the Nave is a little painted glass. Against North Wall of Nave. The Rev’ R w' Fawn,’ Rgctlm I To the much-honoured Memory of - Harry Earle, Esq. lvm. Wyndham, of Sarum. Esq, Lord of the Manor. ‘ who died Jan. 31’ 1774’ Aged 61 years‘

And of Ann Earle, \ who died March 3rd, 1791, Aged 79 years. _ l To one of the most amiable ol'I-Iusbands and of Wives, To one of the dearest the hest ofFathers dz ofMothers, , in just Revercnce N E-W T O N To N BY. y For the many excellent Virtues __i_ which eminently adomed their Lives, » This Marble, a small but sincere Tribute On a Monument in Chancel. of Filial Duty and Affection, Adventum Jesu Christi Prazstolatur, l is m°‘"'“f"llY inscrlbcd bl’ their Ann Jones, uxor Franc : Jones : necnon Filia i °"l)' 9""'l"i"E S°"- A- D- 1791'

Job : ct Ann I_t'eyveEl'de R5750“! in cumin?“ Dwsetn 1‘ .Jrms—Gules, within a border engrailed, or, three escallop qua‘: dum in terns peregrinata est, Ccehcolam shells, argent. Impaling argent, on a chief azure, three cres- pras setulit, et virtuti fnit admodum similis y “"9. 01' the ﬁr"- C 2.Sill

6 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS ', Sacred to the Memory of East End of Nave. \/ / Harriett, the wife of James Wapshare, Esq. In Memory of the Honourable And Daughter of the late Nathaniell Fiennes, Second William Leigh Symes, Esq. Sonne of William Lord Viscount She died April 6th, 1814, Say and Seale, who Departed Aged 24 years. this life tha 16th Day of Dcccmber, Hope deluded asks a tear; 1669, in the 62 Year of his Age. Stranger, pause and sigh, And Youth and Beauty moulder here l of his Two Eldest Daughters, Go, and lea.rn to die. Frances and Elizabeth, by Frances R. C. T. his Wife, Daughter of Richard Wlfithed, of Tuderly, in ye County of all South‘°", Esq. who both died in I I I ' r ‘ab the Flower of their Age. Brass Plate. (7 -' :" "' ' Here lyes also the Hon“ Franccs Within this Church lie interred the following Persons Fiennes, who died the 7th of Oct. 1601, of the Family of \'Villiam Benson, Esq. one of the in the 70th year of her Age, Leaving Auditors of the Imprest, and formerly of Wilbury only two Daughters, House, in thisParish. He die-d in London A. D. "1754, Mary and Cecilia. Cecilia 6: was buriad at Bromley, in the County of Middleset. Born June yfl 7th, 1662, Died ‘10th April, 1741, At I-lackney. Eleanor, first Wife of William Benson Feb. 6, 1791. Jrm.|—Three lions rampant, impaling, a fess between three Agnes Benson, his Daughter May 1, 1724. fleur-de-lis. Benjamin Benson, his Son Jan. 19, 1721'. Earle Benson, his Son Hept. 8, 11:1. Eleanor Benson, his Daughter June 26, 1142. 0’ William Earle Benson, his Son Feb. 6, 11oa~ \j/ On a Mon. in N. Aisle. Martha Benson, his Daugbter May 24, 1104. To the Memory of Eleanor, Daughter of Wm. Earle Benson Dec. 6, 1767. Sir Charles Warre Malet, Baronet, Harry Earle, (late Benson) Son of Wm. Benson Feb. 10, 1114, Ann Earle, Wife of Harry Earle March 10, 1791. (of Wilbury House,) Wm. Benson Earle, Son o1'Harry and Ann Earle March 81, 1196. Whose merits and talents shed an additional lustre on the ancient and respcctable family Arms-I. Argent, on a bend cottised, gules, l trefotls, vert. from which he sprung. 2. Argent, on a chevron, sable, 8 cross flory, of the first. He died on the 23d of January, A. D. 1815, Aged 62. 8. Or, on a chevron dancette, sable, 8 bezants. His mortal remains are deposited in u. vault 4. Sable, fretty, argent. 6. Sable, 11 bezants, 82123 between two flanches argent. near this tablet. ll. Gales, a chief ermine. At an early age he was appointed 1. Azure, a chevron, or, between s leopards’ heads to the civil service of the Honm" East India Company cabossed, of the same. in which he filled scveral very important Offices : 8. Azure, rair, ancient argent, a chief, cheeky, or and He was for many years Resident Minister gulos. 9. Gales, two wings conjoined and inverted . . . within at the Court of Poona, a border engrailed, or. Andfor some time acted as Governor of Bombay. 10. Quarterly, first and fourLh sable, a cross pattee, or; By his liberal attention second and third gules, dancette, on a chief or, a to the opinions, customs, and institutions, lion passant guardant, sable. of tha various tribes and casts of Hindostan, 11. [The same as the precedingn] 19. Azure, 8 stnrgeons naiant, ln pale, dobrulsocl bya by his firmness, zeal, talents, and integrity, hen?) "Cant he not only advanced the interests of his cmployers in the Mahratta empirc, Cm!--A bear’: head erased and gorged. But upheld the honour and character of his Country throughout the extensive Regions of thc liast. Relieved from public cares, his active and patriotic spirit gum], 'w;]]_ l accompanied him in his (l0IllO8'l.lO retirement : when his country was menaced with invasion by 1"rancc, Underneath are deposited the Remains of He distinguished himself Wm. Benson Earle, Esq. in animating the loyal yeomanry of the Close of Salisbury, and peasantry of the district, who died March 21, 1796, and was intrusted with the commaml Aged 55. of the first battalion of the local-Militia of this County. 2

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He was conspicuous for his domestic virtues, 0" 3 3""-5' Plate’ \‘“ Aflbctionate to his family, sincere in his friendships, Cuthbcrt Rives, cf thc Age of 56 Ycares. Charitable to the poor, and Benevolent to all. 1 Hc deceased thc 3d Day of August, Anno 1594.. As it was his_ avowedfh,ambitionA Come nere, my frends, behould and see, to emulate the v1[rtucs o IS ncestors, I Suche as I am, suche aha“ you be F so has he la t a bright exnmple As is my State within This tombe, for the imitation of his Descendants. F So must thou he before the dome ; A"d'" (?:1“_":"li"; fi“':“ddfi:_'r_" aruggfimeicfizfiglrflla ' ' ' ~ For all men must, by god's decree, secon an tr gues, o BIIOII _ impaling ermine, on a chief, gules, ll billets, or, in fess point an l Once taste? of_deth' as you Se me ' escutcheon, charged with a dexter hand. wheffofe "1 I-""9 Remember def-hr Before you lose your vitall breth.

[A small brass plate taken from the Navo.] nl

[ r On a Flat Stone. ,_"%) Q,-7") 51.0 Mr. Edward Beckham, The RBW Hugh P1109. RB°¢°1'- Formerly Fellow of Oriel College, Oxon, ‘I " And Rector of this Place,

' S Ono f EdWard Be ckham ' D. D. of Sparle, in Norfolk. WEST CHOLDERTON. He died the 16th ofFeb. Anno Domini 1746. _ l JEtat1s 30. Northwall. . 1 Devoted to God, , Anno Dom. 1753, In the Chancel are three perfect squares of Roman A Charity of £3.12 a Year‘ pavement, on two of which are griﬂins passant, on the for ever, other a greyhound courant, or. by Anthony Cracherode, late of this Parish, Esq. Register commenced 16.51. The Minister, Churchwardens, Parish Clerk, Trustees. The Deed of trust 5 2’ E G _ in the Chest below. 1763. NORTH TIDVVORTH.

u ,1 .. To the Memory of Anthony Cracherode, formerly of the Inner Temple, and late of this Parish, Esq. He On Flat Stones in Chancel. was bred up to the law, which he practised in thc In Memory of Thomas Humphreys, Esq. who died Temple, from thc ycnr 1702, to the year 1730. In Nov, Dth, 1783, Aged 76. the year 1714, his late Majesty, King George the First, granted him for life the Oflices of Chief Clerk, Frances, his Wife, (a Daughter of Lieut. Gen. John Register, and sole Ilxalniner, in the Chancery of the Richmond, alias Webb, of Biddesden) died in Lon- Island of Barbadoes, a11d Clerk of the Crown, and don, Feb. 9th, 1777, and was buried at St. Giles’s, Clcrk of tl|c Pence there to be executed by his depu- Cripplcgatc, by whom she had Issue two Sons and ties. In the year 1715, he was appointed Sollicitor four Daughters. for the affairs of his Ma_josty’s Treasury, which Oﬂice u IIe executed with distinguished zeal and uprightness for the Crown Interest till the year 1730, when he Here lyeth the Body of Mary Warton, ye Daughter voluntarily resigned it, serving his King and Country of Mr. Anthony Warton, L. B. and Mary his Wife, afterwards as a Member of Parliament: lastly, well who was Born 28th day of September, 1678, and considering the brevity of human life, he chose to re- dyed ye 27th Day of June, 1681. tire from all Publiek business, and settled in this Parish, devoting the remainder of his days in Reli- gious attention to the only and most important buslness, Here lyeth the Body of Elizabeth Pierce, Daughter that of n future and happy immortality. He died in of Mr. Robert and Elizabeth Pierce, who departed thc 72d year of his Age, in the year of our Lord 1752. this life the 5th of May, 1703. 296 ,, MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS

Here lyeth the Body of Mrs. Jane Pierce, Daughter Near this Place lies Edward Poore, Gent. descended of Mr. Robert Pierce, late Rector of this Parish, who from the Antient Family of the Poores of this County, Departed this life the 8th of May, 1757. who departed this life May ya 24th, 1716, Aged 05 : VVho left behind him Ann his Wife, and three Sons by ber, Edward, Smart, and Abram Poore. F :_~ Jrms—-The some as hefore. On Brasl Plate in North Wall of the Nave, I .,)- The Widdowes Mite in Memory of Elizabeth Willis, Widdow, who died the 7 day of January, 1636, and Bouth Wall. Gave to the Poore of this Parish Near this Place is interred Smart Poore, Gent. of Five Pounds, the Income of it to this Parish, who Departed this life ll1e‘2.2d of May, be paid to the Poore every Good 1747, Aged ea. Friday, placed Heere by her Also Elizabeth, his Wife, who Departed this lifo Executor, Ben : Smith. _ the 13th of July, 1751, Aged 62.

Hatchmeut. '\-' all Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth sable, a bend nebule, or, between two imieor-no’ heads erased, or; second and third azure, a chev- In this Chance-ll Lies the Body of John Yorke, ron, ermine, between 8 leopards’ beads oaboased, or. Clerkil, M.A. late Vicar of this Parish, who died Feb. 4th, A. D. 1740, ]Et. 45, Justly lamented by all The Rev. John Hughes, Rector. l that knew him for his remarkable sweetness of temper, and affability of Manners, which rendered him a most Mr. Poore, or Thos. Ashton Smith, Lord ofthe Manor. agreeable Friend and Neighbour, as well as a most ' .' ~ kind and indulgent Husband ;“ and these his amiable Qualities received Stability, Ornament, and Merit, :7 ¢Z.L9'l*)ZC'4—- l../ /07/4» F from tbeir happy Connexion with all Christian Graces requisite to tbe Character of a Good Man and an exemplary Minister of the Gospel. F-IGHELDBAN. I Also, in the same grave lies the Body of William

Q.-_ Yorke, of New College, Oxon, Son of thc said John and Elizabeth his Wife, who died March 23, 1763, North Wall. }Et. 21. In whose Praise nothing greater need be Edward Poore, said, than this just Eulogium, That he inlicritml, and Lord of this Manor, I as far as Age and opportunity allowed, Represented ﬁ’] And that of Tidworth Zouch, his Father's Virtues. L in this County, \ A good life hath but a few days ; hut a good name l died at the latter, Sept. ‘l, A. D. 1767, cndureth for ever. F.cclc.~\. 41. 13. in tbe '_7Btb year of his age, This Monument was erected out of an affectionate And lies buried here. Regard to tbe Memories of hcr beloved I-lusband Amu—A fess, azure, between 5 mulleta, gules. And Son by their Mournful Survivor Eliz.‘“Yurke.

Elizabeth Yorlifdied Jan. 23, 1771, Aged B2.

Amu--Argent, a saltire azure, impaling sable, a battle-are Near this Place \ i between three plates. AA, 9 is interred Hester, Wife of Smart Poore, Gent. of this Parish, %_§7 who D_epa_rted this life March 1, 1770, Near this spot is interred Michael Hicks Beach, Aged 43. Esq. who died Sept. the 27th, 1815, Aged 34 years. He was the eldestSon of Michael Hicks Beach, Esq. Also Smart Poore, Gent. and of Ilcnrietta M aria, his Wife. Ob. Sept. 20, 1773, Jiﬁt. 62. In Aﬂectionate Remembrance of his Memory, Also, in Memory of Amelia Martha Cox, This Monument was Erector] by his Widow, Oh. 31 August, 1794, Aged '7 weeks, Caroline Jane Hicks Beach. Grand Daughter of Mr. Smart Poore. Ann:-—Vair, a canton charged with Ia mullet, SU.'fCll3.I’t1','Gtl with Arm-The same as the preceding. i a crescent. 2.

/Ir //i"_.". , 11:05 Wilts.-LUDGERSHALL. 9 /I '5 , South .-Hale. ~ /,_ _- ear. , .I \Valter Clarges, Esq. Son of Sir \‘l’alter Clarges, :1’-/rt‘-Mp’ of \Vestminster, Baronet, who dyed Jan. 26, 172% Near this Place lyeth the Body of Henry Clarke, late Aged 20 years. _.

of this Parish, Esq. Iii who dyed on the 21st clay of April, 1712, in the 44th year of his Age. In Memory of the Rev. Mr.Ricbard Yaldwyn, M.A.. Besides Large and Puhlick Charitycs to the who was Rector of this Parish 56 years, died May llospitalls of St. Thomas, Christchurch, yo 10th, 1763, Aged B5 years. 6: Bctlilt-cm in London, & for propagating Also of Jane, his Wife, died August 14th, 1775, the (io.~epcll in foieignc Parts, He left twelve Aged 92 years. Pounds per Annnm to this Parish for ever; Viz. £.»'; per A nnuni for teaching 10 poor In Memory of William Yaldwyn, of Blaekdown, in Children of llackleston it I-'itt|eton, Sussex, Gent. Son of the Rev. Mr. Richard Yaldwyn, Illa‘. ||el'1\nl|um to buy them hooks; and Jane, his “rife, who died Oct. the lst, 1751, 408. Yearly for relit-l' of the Poor of this Parish, Aged 40 years. £.4 for pnttinp; out a boy every year of Also Mr. Thomas Yaldwin, their Son, who died Dee. Iinukleston and of Fittleton, ye 13th, 1726, Aged 13 years. and I0s. to the Minister for preaching a Sermon in this Church on the tlth Dny of Dec. Yearly. The Memory of the Just is Blessed. Prov. 10. '7. On a Monument in N. ‘Wall of the Nave. In Memory of Thomas Gale, Gent. who died Nov. 27, Arms--Azure, a chevron between three swans, argenl, impa- 1723, Aged 23 years. ling per pale ; ﬁrst ermine, in chief, a lion's head erased, gulos, o o o I o IIIUIIIIIIIUUO Also of Alice, his Vl’il'e, who died Dec. 1, 1777, Aged B1 years. ___. J\ Also of Thomas, their Son,who died March 20,1723, Aged '7 years. The Rev. John Perkinson, Rector. And of John, their Son, who died Sept. 23, 1771, Aged [.0 yearn. Michael llicks Beach, Lord of the Manor. This Monument was Ereeted by William Everett, of Heytesbury, in this County, who married the Daugh- ter of Thomas and Alice Gale.

LUDGERSHALL. On a Flat Stone in N. Aisle. I-Iere lyeth yfi Body of Elizabeth, Daughter of Mr. By the South Wall oi‘ the Nave- George Tarrant, who died July . . 1734, Aged 10 weeks, 5- 5i<1B-] Heare lycth the Body of Sir Rychard Brydges Knyght whose Sonle Jehu take to his Mercy he deecssed the fyrst daye of August Anno. . if Inscription ea the south side of the Tower. N-Sid"-1 ii Cure Lyeth the Lady Jane wife to Sir Rycbard Brydges Knyght die dewghter to Sir Wylyam 5.51it .Li"‘Ziii, M7 Spencer Knyght. [The above is a handsome tomb of free-stone, 6 '7" ii I _*_*j___l7/ I‘ - IQ on which are placed the statues of Sir Richard ltryilges and his Lady: the Knight is in ar- In the Churchyard. mour, with his sword in the seabbard, his head resting on a helmet, and his feet upon a Head Stones. lion.] In Memory of Robt. Horne, who died Jan. 9th, 1787, l Aged 69 years. On Flat Stones in Chancel. I Afliictions sore long time I bore, In Memory of Ann, the Daughter of the Rev. Mr. . Physicians WBTB ill Vflifl; Richard Yaldwyn, Jun. and Ann, his Wife, who died T Till Death did seize, and God did please, Feb. ye 15, 1754, Aged 16 years. i D And Ease me of my Pain. 298

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In Memory of Ann Horne, who died June -5th, 1802, In Memory of John Beale, who Departed this life Aged U0 years. l January 20, 1789, Aged 70 years. I In patience Great She-'1 bore the Cross, Certain and uncertain is the life of Mun, ('ll'.~:u-r11 Arliictioifs frown, Certain to die, bnt. yet nnce|'tn'|n wlu-|| ; Aml counted all tllings here but Lost, An instance hero we have lieforo our eyes 'l‘o wear in Heaven a Crown. How soon the strongest man grow sick .\; (lies. In Memory of Elizabeth, “’it'e of John Beale, who - died March 1st, 1761, Aged 80 years. A faithful Friend, a Mother dear, In Memory of Mr. James Horne, who departed this A loving wife, now buried hcre : life October the 9th, 1791, Aged 44 years. I In love She lived, in pace She died, 3/ Her life desired, but God llclllell.

In Memory of Sarah, the \-Vife of Thomas Smith, who died Nov. 10th, 1747, Aged 44 years. In Memory of Mary, tire Wife of \Villiam Crouch, q-iii-1 who died Oct. ye 31, 1741, Aged 67 years. In Memory of Mary, Wife of Richard Hntchens, 9/ only Daughter of John Gale, Gent. She died Feb. yﬂ 18th, 1761, Aged 3-5 years. l Imnﬂey died Scpt.,l9th, 1700, Aged 81 years. Also two of their Children, Richard and Elizabeth, both died young, '

M-qpu--Q Sacred to the Memory of Sarah, Wife of Jonas Lans- In Memory of James Hutchens, who died Nov. 2, ley, who died Oct. 28, 1771, Aged 40 years. 1766, Aged 45 years. Also Sarah, the second Wife of Jonas Lansley, who \9~ died June 17th, 1810, Aged BO years. -i

in-ii-KI Flat Tomb.

In Memory of Elizabeth, wife of Roger Hutchens, Sacred to the Memory of Emma Sturges, Daughter oi‘ who died April ye llth, 1761, Aged 71 years. James and Ann Sturgen, who departed this life Fe- Herc by my Friends now do I lay, bruary 20th, 1816, raged 10 years. \Vhom God before me took away ; My warning was but a day, I follow them, as you must me, When Jehovah call’d I did obey; To live with Christ Eternally. But prepare to die, for that is good, A rose may wither in its Bud. In Memory of Roger Hitchens, who died March ye 9.3, 1765, Aged 76 years. Sacred to the Memory of James Sturges, a Faithful Son of James and Ann Stnrges, who departed this q.-1|--M life March 20th, 1818, Aged 25 years, Head Stones. Wom out with Pain and long lleseuse, ll ere Lyeth ye Body of Eleanor, ye Wife of Nicholas All human help was in vain ; when God did please, then he gavc ease, Drnry. Sho died March 30th, 1744, Aged 46 years. Sr And cur'd mc of my Pain. in-u?-Q-..-.-

In Memory of Nicholas Drnry, who died Jan. 3rd, On a Flat Tomb. 17-I0, Aged 74 years. Here lyeth the Body of W'illiam Sturges, and of Eli-

iii- zabeth, his Wife. He mlietl A1|g||:~'1. ye lst, 1734, Aged 79 years. She died Nov. yﬂ 16, 1717, Aged ln Memory of Dinah, ye Daughter of Daniel and 60 yeurs. Mary Dobss, who died Feb. the 10th, 1743, This Tomb was set nli hy Order of Mary Stnrgcs, Agedtiyears. \ their Daughter, never to be removed. 299

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Under this Stone arc_ Deposited the Remains of Sel- F Sacred to thc Memory of Mary, Wife of Thomas wyo Sl.u|'g1-ss,wl|o died Sept. Hi, Hill], Aged 80 years. Blake. She Departed this life .. . . 1795, Aged 46 Also of lllizaheth, his wife, who dicd 13th, 1813, years. A gr-ll 7'2. Farewell to you my Husband Dear, 'l'l1eyiv|::'o 1'i.|11.i|-nt and llospeetable Inhabitants of My Children and my Friends, this Plaee, nml lirmig-lit up, by Constant Example of I hope in Heaven to see you all, limo-st lmlilstry and liprightness a numerous family “'hen all things have nu end. §' of Children. As a Trihnte of Respect to their Memory, this Stone was Ereeted hy a Friend to the n-iii- l"a|nily. Memento Mori. Here licth the Body of Mr. John Capps, many years Head Stones. a worthy Resident of This Borough, departed this In Memory of Sarah, the Wife of Ephraim Sturgess, Life in full hopes of a Blessed Immortality, Dec. 31st, , 1778, .?Etatis 70 years. who died Dco. l7l.h, I784, Aged 49 years. \-r My llnshnml dear my life is past, My love lo you so long did last; .f\|1d new For me no sorrow take, Register commenced 1600. But love my Chihl still for my sake. The Rev. John Selwyn, Rector. In Memory ol' l-Ipln':|in1 S-tnrg'ess, who died April 27, 17!!-1, A yrod 56 years. Sir James Graham, Bart. Lord of the Manor. Ilow Strongly fond ol' life poor Mortals be, Now fcw who soc my bed would change with me; But, serious reader, tell me which is Best, 'l'hc Toilsom Journey, (Jr the Traveler's Rest.

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Ilcre lycth thc Body of Anne, the Wife of Joh ill llutchcns, who Dyed March ye 10, 1715, Aged 20 years. St. Edmund’: Church.

On a small Monument in the North Wall of Chancel.

I-‘lat Tomb. James Stirling Samber, D. D. In Memory of John Newman, who Departed this life The Resident Rector of this Parish thirty-nine Years, - March the l4th, 1736, Aged 77 years. died 15th March, 1801, Aged 79. Also Margaret, his W'ifo, who departed this life May Jane Samber, the Wife of J. S. Samber, D. D. the 1st, 1764, Agcd 99 yeurs. and Daughter ofJohn Eyre, Esq. of Putney, Surry, 3* died 3rd May, 1793, Aged 72. This Tablet is Inscribed to the Memory Head Stones. of her beloved Parents, by their only S:|r:rr-ll to thc Memory of Ann, ‘Wife of Thomas Child, Jane Catherine Samber. Slilitll, who Departed this life the 12th of July, 180], Agcd 41 years.

Pain was my portion, Physic was my food, On a Monument in South Wall of Chancel. (iroans my |)ovotion. llriigs (illi me no good; ‘The windows of this chancel (lhrist my l’liysici:|.|1 known what was best, were presented by the muniﬁeenee To Ease me of my pain, my Soul he took to Rest. of Samuel ‘Whitchnrch, Esq. -I fr An Inhabitant of this Parish, In the Year 1818. Sacred to thc M1-mory of Sarah Blake, Daughter of Thomas und Mary Blake, who Departed this Life The Members of the Vestry Joly 4th, 1800, Aged 10 years. unanimously resolved Now in the Bloom of my Years, y To Pe‘T’etuate their sense of thc_ Donor's Liberality1 1. an my liriemls in ﬂoods of tears; V By the Brews" of I soon sprung up, soon was gone, TIJIB Tablet. S0 fl'ail’s the life of Every one, Jr-m|—Gules, on a fem ermine, 8 entails, or, OO

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On Flat Stones Ln Chancel. Here rest the Remains Betty, of Mary Bucknall, Wife of Thomas Bueknall, Esq. “fife of who departed this Life Mr. John Gast, the Qﬂth Julie, 1766, Died Dee. 2nd, 1774, Aged 65. Aged 58 years. Also of

ii-Moi Thomas Bueknall, Esq. who died the 30th Oct. 1703, H. S. E. Aged 89.

Maria Naish, Arms-—Party per pale, sinister, on a chevron a mullet ho- Uzor Thomas Naish, Cler. tween three greyhounds, two in chief, one in base; on the dex- Obiit ter aide 6 martlets, 3 9 1B die Feb. A n JEtat. ea. 1 ““ Dﬁi 1719.

l Etiam Diotua Thomas Naish, On a White Marble Monument against the N. Wall of Body. Qui obiit xxvi die Deeembris, In Memory Dlii mnccxxvrr. Annoi 1Etat. itxxx. Of Sir Wadham Wyndhain, Knight, Oth Son of Sir John Wyndham, of Orchard Wyndham, in the County of Somerset, who died in the College of this Church Dec. 25th, 1668, Aged 58. Of Barbara, "Widow of Sir Vl’ad"' \Vyndham, and H. S. E. Daughter of Sir George Clerke, of Walford, in the Johannes Naish, Arm. County of Northampton, Knight, who died Dec. 26th, Naupagis in Navali Regio, 1704, Aged 77. junta Portsmouth ; Operam navantibus Praaseetus ipse Of Wadlrani Wyndham, 4th Son of Sir Wadham Naupergorum peritissimus. Wyndham, who died Feb. 19th, 1736, Aged 74. Obiit v" die Deeembris, Of Sarah, Widow of IVadl|n|n 'Wyndam, and A n Dﬁi Moccxxvn. Daughter of 'William I-learst, Esq. of the Close of n ° JEtat. Lxr. this City, who died April 15th, 175:4, Agcd o1.

I Item Martha, Uxor Of Wadham 1st Son of “fad” and Sarah Wy11d- L- Johannps Naish, ham, who died May 7th, 1729, Aged 28. Heul paueis modo Mensibus 5 suo desideratissimo supersqs Conjugi, Of Barbara, Daughter of Wadham and Sarah obiit rurvii die Augusti, Wyndham, who died Dec. 29th, 1774, Aged 73. Anno { Dom g Mnecxxvn. ﬂatat. Lrx. OfArundell, Wife of Henry Wyndham, and Daugh- ter of Thomas Pcnruddocke, Esq. of Compton Cham- berlayne, in this County, who died Sept. 3d, 1780, Aged 66.

In Memory of Of I-Ienry Wyndham, 2nd Son of Wadham and Mr. John Naish, Sarah Vifyndham, who died Oet. (ith, l7tll'l, Aged 79. of this City, Innholder, who dyed the 20th of August, 1731, Of Caroline, “'ife of Henry Penruddoeke Wynd- Aged 66 years. ham, Daughter and Heiress of Edward llearst, 'l*is1|. of the Close, of this City, who died Aug. 3d, 1817, And also of Mary, this third Wife, Aged 80. Who dyed the 12th of June, 1732, Aged 51 yeare. 3OI

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On a Monument of White Marble in the S. Side of the Body.

H. S. E. Mitasrrau. I‘IlLL, Armiger, Ortus Parentibus Francisco ct Elizabetha, Genera 8.: Virtute prteclaris lis tamen Dotihus instruetus, ut Prosapizc gloriil minus indigerit In Collegio Lineolniensi, inter Causidichs Legum Municipalium Studio sedulo 'et' felieiter incubit: In utroq. Gymnasio Virtutis et Pietatis Cultor indefessus, Utriusq. loci Ornamentum et Delicia Forma: Elegantih, admodum Spectabilis Auimi tamen Virtutibus multo Excelleutior Fuit enim Parentum monitis prompte et lubenter Obsequens, Amicorum comrnodis inservire Paratissimus, I-irga Pauperes sine Gloriolm aucupio Liberalis, Ab omni contentione ita penitus abhorrens, Ut Paeem Semper eoleret, etiam i|| Damnum sibi cessuram, Ita J ustitia: tenair, Ut cam uniee sequeretur ducem, In hnmanis Negotiis ita Assiduus, ut Otium sibi raro indulgeret, Divinis interim oiiieiis ita intentusi ut iisdem nunquam non vacaret, Quarum Virtutum Exemplar Etsi diutius inter nos superesse vetuerit, Deus Illarum tamen ut vigeret Memorid Monumentum hoe ﬁeri curavit Moerens et Pientissima mater. Natus Londini 13° die Julii, A. D. 16-B2; Valetudinis cause ad aquas Calidas Bathonias profectus titiariolis corrcptus, Occubuit prime die Julii, A. D. 1707.

Jrm.r—-Gules, two bars, ermins, in chief, a lion pennant, or,

On Flat Stones in Body. In Memory of Mrs. Eleanor Clare, Relict of Thomas I-[ere Lyeth the Body of Edmund Pitman, Esq. Clare, of Hatesbury, Gent. Dyed the 9th May, 1748, Son of Edmund Pitman, Esq. Recorder of this City. Aged 67. Ile died Dec. [Bth, 1743, Aged 52. it In the same Vault Lye the Remains of Elizabeth, Widow of Edmund Pitman, Esq. and Daughter of In Memory of Mr. Richard Long, Alderman, of this James Ilunt, Iisq. of Pophnm, in the County of City, Born lst August, 1655, Baptised yr last day of Southton. She deceased Nov. 2d, 1751. that Month, and dyed 12th July, 1724.. Under the Mayor's Seat also Lieth Mrs. Mary Long, his Daughter, who Died the 7th May, 1751. Here Lyeth the Body Arrns-—Party, per pale, sinister; quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth of Cary Hunt, Gulf". B live rampant, or; second and third argent, a fess re- Son of Cary Hunt, Esq. guly, azure, between three pellets, hi-o in chief, one in base, of Upton Greys, in the County of Hants. dexter, sable, a lion rampant, argent, between eight crosslets, or. He died Jan. 4th, 1742, Aged 17 years. Cr-ea-—A deml-lion, argent.

In Memory of John Long, of this City, Gent. who i, In Memory of Mrs. Alice Long, Relict of Richard dyed Nov. ye 23rd, 1732, Aged 41. Long, of this City, who died Feb. ya 21st, 1734, Arma—A lion rampant between eight crosslsts, in chief a Aged 76. mullet. E O2

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Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Thomas Breun, Coll. Quod tuos infra pedes negleetum nune latet et eoneul- of Excise, Born in Suffolk, who dyed April ye 6th, eatum, aliquando fuit Lueia I-lippisley, umniuni quot- quot uspiam sunt . . . . ditissimus tliesmirns, qunm venustam, innoeentem, et valde unnabilenl 0l'Ji.~ist', si- Arms-Three ereseenls in pale. quidcm h0lIl0 sis lngebis, siu supra llnnlauitntein supis, laatabere mortalis reliquit A. I). 175-’), annum zetutis sgens septinium. Joanna: Maria-. Stirling, ob. Dee. 21st, 1726. Also the Body of John \Villiam Ilippisley 'l'n-nehard, Esq. Son of the above Mary Hippisley, and Brother of the said Lucy, who died December ye Bth, ltl0l, Aged 61 years. Frances Samber, Ob. 13 Ap : 1730, Eltat. 10. -i-._.i;i-—-

On Monuments against N. Wall of the N. Aisle. In Memory of Mrs. Sarah Long, who departed this Here Lyeth Interred Anne, the Wife of Mr. Julln Life the 27th day of October, 1748. Baskerville, who Departed this Life the 21st of l-'e- And also of Mrs. Luey Long, who died 14th Sept. bruary, 1749. use, Aged es. Here also Lies interred John Baakerville, Gent. who Departed this life the 13th of February, 171;], Aged -‘iii-Q» B1 years.

Hie Jaeet Maria Hippisley, Johannis et Lueis: Gore Filia uniea, et Roberti Hippisley Unor eharissima. Obiit vieesimo sexto die Aprilis, A. D. 1755, Eitatis In Memory of Thomas Baslcorville, Gent. nml Mary sua: 36. his Wife. He died 16th April, 17Ill, Aged ti!) yeurs. She died 5th Dee. "I768, Aged 57.

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iii Ilere Lyeth the Body of Rebeeea, the Wife of Ed- ward Kirmar, Gent. and Daughter of Herbert Sala- Juxtn sub eommuni marmore deposits: aunt exnvia: din, Esq. nnd Anne, his Wife, who departed this Life Samuelis Legg Ssmber, M. D. et Kntln-.rin-a: uxoris ye 22d of February, 1708, in the 5211 year oflier age. ejus, qui seneetutis msturitate, seimim eollaln-ii, et resurreetionem felieem uni expeetsntus trnnquilln, uti

I21-A vixerant obierunt Ille -. j ill, I Q . _ ( l7lil. “la } An. Lt. Um, .llillillh l 1772.

Here lyeth the Body of Herbert Sslladin, Esq. Patri optimo, Matri duleissimm, Monumentum hoe who departed this Life the 1s_t Day of July, 1716, munus extremum eonseeravit Jaeobns Stirling Sam- Aged B3 years. ber, D. D.

Here Lyeth the Body of Luey, the Wife of Mr. John On QFIM Stone in N. Aisle. Gore, who died the 22 August, ‘I750. Hannah, Wife of William Stephens, born July 6th, 1747» llied Nov. 3|l, 1779. William Stephens, late an Alderman of the City, nnul Mayor in the Year 1781!, Burn Dr-e. 25th, 1744, Here Lyeth the Body of . . . . . Salladin, the Wife of Mr. Herbert, Sallsdin, who died the 1st of March Died August Bth, 1 700. 17$, Aged years. 1' ‘ H. S. E. Luey Salladin Gore, Daughter of John and Lney Ann Higginson died 15th June, 1801, Aged 79. Gore, Obiit . . . . May, 172-5, }Etat. 6 months. H. S. E. Also the Body ofJohn William Hippisley, who dyed H. S. E. 15th September, 1740. Franeiseus Kenton, Arm. Nntus vicasimo tertio die Jan"'~| 1634, Denatus vicesimo seeundo die Jan"-i I720, And also Luey Ellen Hippisley, who died 23d July, 1742. Jrrm-—Azure, s fess ermine, in chief 3 Ileur-tle-lis, or. 30

In c6 Willi.-—S A I. I S B U RY. 15 llere lieth the Body of Francis Kenton, Esq. who l Beheld, Admir’d, & Lost, Thy Parent’s Pride, - died March 3, 1755, Aged 67 years. Who never gav’st them grief, but when you dy'd; Justly Bewnil’d by Earth, Preserv’d by Heaven, Near this Place Wherein a Better, Happier State is giv’n. Bfl.‘ interred the Remains of Henrietta, VVife of Pran- This last sad marlr of Love I now can give, cis I\'.enton, Esq. who died April 12th 1777, Who to thy Memory eonseerate this Stone, In the 77th Year of her age. And spake thy Mother's Sorrows in my Own. Arm:-Pariy, per pale, sinister, argent, on a chevron, sable, Ihrm-qn lr|e.nils, ur, ilexlvr; quarterly, lirst and Ii-iurlh azure, Juxta I-'ili".|: cineres, voluiit et suasjacere Maria: Hip- :1 li9:~'h'. l'l'lllllll', in cliief lIll‘t.fl! llenr-do-lis, or; second and lhird pisley, .loh. et Lucia: (lore Filia: unica, et Rob. Hip- gules, a lion runipint, nrggeiit. pisley Uxor charissinia Freinina, jam raris virtutibus, et suavitate morum faoili insignis, ut nullum suis, et imprimus marito, vel amandi viva, vol lugendi mortua ll. S. E. statuerit, moduln. Obiit vic‘“° sexto die Aprilis, A. D. 1754, sua:q. aetatis 36. \/ Mary Diiport, ilmzensml 23il May, 1785, Aged 5B. Dniigliter of Isaac Duport, Esq. —--M.-___?

on Flat Stones in S. Aisle. In Memory of Mrs. Pen. Church, third Daughter of II. S‘ E. the llev. Mr. Thos. Church, Rector of Steventon, Siiszin ile Convenient, Daughter of the Rev. John I-Iants.

Pnnl di: Cunvtrlient, Aged '22 years, Died 1st Dec. -1-ii.-1 1782. Here Lyeth ye Body of Mrs. Alice]-ipwer, Daugh-

iii‘?-— ter oftieorge Ilower, Gent. who died Cct. 18

On Monuments in South wall of S. aisle. Sacred to the Memory of Joseph Everett, Esq. Underneath this Stone is interred the remains of An [nhahitaut of this Parish Forty years. Mrs. Elizabeth Hlhatmore, Wife ui' Edward H hat- He died on the 24 ol'July, 1818. more, Esq. late of Marshwood, in this County. Born Qualis fuit, lazta dies I-lesnrrectionis demonstra_\;_it. March 25th, 17:30, Died March 15th, 1797.

Here lieth the Body of Mr. John Hower, Son of Sacred to the Memory of John 1Vyche, Esq. Captain George llOWel', Gent. who died January ye 5th, 1715. in the llini""" East India Ci.-rnpany’s Service, And late a M agistrate of this City, who died the 7th of April. 1805, Aged 74 years. On a Brass Plate. Also of Elizabeth, his Wife, second Daughter of Elizabeth, second Daughter of Edmund Abbott, Esq. Edniunil Abbott, of Winterhouru Dantsey, Esq. who of Winterbourn Dantsey, and VVife of John \Vyehe, died the llth of March, 1798, Aged B0 years. Esq. of this City, Died 11th March, 1798, Aged 60 And of years. Elizabeth-Ann, their Daughter, — ‘Vile of the Il.ev. IV. Slade, of Ivarminster, Here lieth the Body of George Henry Everett, who who died the 30th of March, ]lll4, died April 8th, 1790, Aged B months. Aged 48 years. Also of Charles Kellow, who died April 11th, 1808,

‘M.-.-ii Aged 86. Also of Joseph Everett, who died July 24, 1818. Hie prope serven tur, Also of Maria, second Daughter of Joseph and T. M. Diuqiie servcntur Inviolabiles Everett, who died the 18th of January, 1820. V Exuvia: Lucia: Ilippisley, Roherti et Maria: Hippisley, Filiaa, In Memory ofMary, Wife of Thomas Smith, who Uhiit '23" die Jan? 7"‘°- died Jan. 22d, 1772, Aged 68 years. Oh! Born to Bless ..\': Dye, in Temper Mild, Tliornas Smith died 8th June, 1784, Aged 76 years. In sense a W'oni:in, tho’ in .\ ge a Child ; By his Will he Bequeathed Two Thousand Pounds, In whom l.ove, Innocent-.e, dlr lleanty shin’d the Interest thereof to be paid W'oi.-kly to four poor Clear from tli-..se Clouds of Vice yf shade ye mind: pl Men and four Poor Women of this Parish. 304

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Don rrl iorrs. fallen, the main Pillars did bulge out, and sensilrly shalte, the Clefts in the \\’ulls wr-ro seen to open and Mr. Tami.-rs F-l_\1r'rrr, rn the Year One Thorrsarrd shut with ringing the Sermon lit-ll that Dny, neitlrer Se-verr llnrrrlrorl arrrlr-i;,1|rl_y-fo|r|', left TWO TIIOUSANII were there any CUII.‘-'ril.ICl"illrll! lrrrrirs set to support it, l'0t'_\rrs, in 'l‘ro.~.t, to the iilini.-.ter mid (!lrrrrehwrrrrl- so tlrrttNotlrirr;_;_' lrrrl. tlre very llarrrd ol'(iorl rlill hoop ens ofllris l'nr'i.~lr, to he tr-slctl in the Prrblio l"|rnds, the Stones and 'l'irnbrnr from falling rrrrtil the lrmrt nnd the Interest thereof to ho wet-kly nnd equally Dny, That his rrwn People were all socrrro nt llonre, tli.-"lr'i|irrlr-rl lo l'u|||' |rrro|' Mt-n, and four poor Worrrerr, neither Man, Woman, or Child, receiving rrrry llrrrt tr lro nrr-. lrrlrnlritrrrrts of this l'ar'ish, nnd have lived in tlrerchy. St. Lnke, chap. 13. v. 4. “’hen We consi- it 'l'ell Y t-airs‘. der what God‘ hllth formerly pr.-rllritt.r:rl wlloll the Tower of Siloam l'ell,** and when the Church of I'Ilur:l-t- ]'“.nn'Anrr Fnritn, I'isqlri|'&', in the Year One thou- friars, in London, fell upon a I’oo|rle, mot as \'l"e were, sand Sr-re-rr hundred nnd ﬁfty, Endowed an Hospital for Worship, but in another lteligiorr, rr-In-n we appre- in this P-.r|islr for Six Mcn nnd Sir: Women, with an hend what Dnngcr We were in, 'l'lrrr|rp_'l| not sensible Alltrwallrrrr of Three Shillings and Sixpence each, of it at that Time, how sad an (Jnlcry wonhl lnrve Iteelrly. been made, not in orrr Parrislr unly, but in our City, Exodus, cha|r. ‘I2. v. 30, like the (ir'e'.rl. (Fry in 1'1;-ypt, '.§{;§;';§§ '('};';§§§5; ci...... r. rv...r...., 1700. where almost every I-louse would lrnvn srrllhred in tlrrr Death of so many, if God had mingled our blood I- with our SacI'ii'ice that Dny, and wlrvll “'4: seriorrsly recollect and sot hefore Us all thc (lircrrnrslrrrrerts of On Flat Btones under the Tower. this our Salvntiorr; “it: nnnrrot l)llt In-o:rl< frrrtlr into Here lyeth the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, who Prrrise, and say, Ilevolrrtinrrs, t-Imp. v. Salvation, nnd dyed ye 3d of August, 1719, Aged 57 years. Glory, and Honour, and Power, unto the I.ord onr l Gorr ; and in a lively Sense of the Mercy, desiring to ii perpetuate the Memory of it unto Postority, that so the Generations to corne may praise God as We tlrc In Memory of Robert Bateman Wray, Esq. who died Living do this Day—Wo do Order and Appoint that the 12th of Marob, 1770, A gcd B4 years. the ﬂtlth Day ofJuno Yearly shall be unto the l'<'oplo Also of Margaret, his Wife, who died the lath of of St. l.ldmrrnd’s Parish n Day of solemn and prrlrliel-r November, I794, Aged 70 years. 'l‘lrarrlrsgir-ing nnto Gon for the ssrnc, And we be- And also of Robert Bateman Wray, Esq. their Son, seech our Brethren of this and the following genera- who died the 27th of August, 1814, Aged 71 years. tions, Ilom. chap. 12. v. ‘Ir-rt. by the Mercios of God, to present themselves living Samilior-s wholly :rr:r:r'p- And of Jane, his Wife, who died the 31 of August, talrle unto God, in their rensorrable Service ofhim that 1818, Aged 65 years. Day, as long as there shall be onc stone lrpurr another H in St, Edrnurrd‘s Church. and an irrlrabitanl. It-ft in —-in-ii St. .lidrnrrrrd’s Parish. Aud We do l'urtlrer Order, that either in the Ivindows, or the “’r1ll.~r, or tlrc GOD'S Deliverance; Gates, of our New Builded Clrurulr (if not in ull of or a Meruorative of the them) thcrc be made, as shall be tlronglrt lit, some FALL of the Towrsa. MoNUMRNTs of this late Deliverance, lsrrirrlr t'l|u|r.

-——q1q 00. v. 18, That our \VALLs may rrrenliorr the Salva- tion, and our Gs'r‘E.s the Praises of the LORD. Asronosr The many Eminent Mereies that the Inhabitants of St. EoMUND’s Parish have received, W'e may reckon the special Providence of God, whereby We the Parishioners and our Families were saved from $3. Thomas’ Clmrelr. remarkable and imminent dangers on the Sabbath Day, being June the 20th, 1653, when the Mayor, and many other Principal Inhabitants of the City, On a monument in the north side of the middle chancel. with a. great multitude of Godly Christians, were met at St. Edmund‘s Church, for the Publick \'Vorship of Elizabeth Eyre was ye \‘l"ifn of yr‘ Thos. Eyre, Esq. God, The Walls of the Tower thereof were become Mother of these xv Childri A virtuous Metro A ruinous and hrolren, and (by the unwary attempts of Good Neiglrbour Cllaritalrle rt no linoruio To Idolatry some who, in order to the reparation, had uncovered in ye Year ufGod Sllc D(‘p:r|'lr_-rl this Life ye 24!]! OI the ltoof, and urrderroined some Pillars) only . . . December 1612 Aged 65. 30

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On a monument in the south side ol‘ thc middle chancel. on the 10th day of July, 1748, Aged 52 years, And by his Will directed this Monument to be In ye Parish Church of S‘ Stevens, in Colemil Street, erected for himself and family. Lnndii lieth Buried yfl Body of Mr. Christopher Eyre, 4111 $onne of ye Wortll Thos. Eyre, Esq. Al- Thomas Swayne, Esq. younger Brother of tbe said rleifi of this Cittie, who Attained Prosperously to Bennet Swayne, died, in London, a Batchelor, on the he an liast India Merchant Adventurer, and Com- 29th of Feb. 1747, Aged 51 years, and lies buried in miltee of ye Hon""’ company of ye East India Mer- the sanie grave with his Brother. The said Bennet ¢-lmnls, ll: Upper W lIl'(lOll of yB worth Company of Swayne and Thomas Swayne were Children of Ben- Lealherscllers, its one of ye common Councell of ye net Swayne, Esq. of Milford, aforesaid, by Elizabeth, l'lon"" Cittie of London. Who Lived vertuously, dz his Wife, one of the Daughters of Nicholas Skinner, gave Lihcrziily it Charitably to yfl Cittie of London, formerly of London, Merchant, by Katherine, his Fe Also to this Cittie for yfi erecting of an Almes- Wife, who was of the Family of the Hoopcrs, of house in this Cittie, and Maintenance Thereof for Bea:-edge, in the County of Dorset. ever, & for A weekly Lecture in this Parishe for ever. Also to the Memory of Bennet Swayne, Esq. formerly & being of ye Age of 47 Years, Departed this Life in of Milford, aforesaid, Grandfather of the said Bennet ye Year of God Hating Idolatry. His late Loving Swayne, Esq. and Thomas Swayne, who lyes also Wife, Daughter of George Smithes, Aldermzl of ye buried near this place. Hni|'"° Cittie of Londo erected this 6: y° Opposite Monument according to his Will. On a Brass Plate against North Wall of Chancel. Johannes Sebastianus, On a Monument against the North Wall of the Chancel. Carpe Ierus utoriu Devoiensis Linguarum italicze, gallicae, hispanicze, H. S.E. ifiio latinze, grmcze, hebraicze, non ignarus, JOHANNEB Goven, qui deeennali peregrinatione Johannis Gough, de hae Civitate, gen. 8: HOAAQN ANOPQHQN IAEN Catharina: uxoris Filius unicus, Aosn iccn NOON ETNQ, Ingenio, Probitate, dz modesta, tandem in patriam, Niteus Juvenis, Suam post varies casus, et multa pericula rerum, qui in Coil Reg. in Oxofi Sanus deo propitio reversus, Ad Divitis Animi nativas dotes et quiuque fere ‘lustra Ampliori apparatu excolendus, Ministerio verhi divini functus, hie demum, Literarum studijs sedulus, incumbens in quiescit nature, debitum persoluit satis longavo, Variolis Anno .IEtatis climacterico magno 1632. iniquo Juvenib. morbo correpte, Avi viator plura tecum nore libel. Quarum sub Tyrannide luetatus diu, Sed tend fatiscens Animan efllavit he gave the Hospitall of this Citie a Hundred pounds for ever; Martii d.ie 13°, Anno { Dom‘ 17 iii, To the Trenitie forty 115. )Etat. 19. To the Carpenters Jtxllll. Posuit bnc Cat.harina Gough, Vidua, l Accumulatm in Matre Calamitatis, Pientissimi in Filio Obsequii, North Wall. .FEmuliq. exutraq. parte Amoris Nemo ante obitum heatus. Monumentum. In Memoriarn ornati juvenis Danelis Arms-Sable, on a fess or, a lion-pass-ant E11lesI between three \ Hales, necnon fratris sui Eduardi boars’ heads, eouped, an-gent, two in chief, one in base, , Hales, filiorum Danielis Hales, ex domo altm ccclesianensi in Comitatu Somerset, quorum ambo St. Media's Church. dum vixerunt pi] et morigeri, ambo tabidi, et Laserilli, On I. Marble Monument against N. Wall of Chancel. jam vero morte personati pacem ingressi, To the Memory of sunt et in cubilibus suis, Bennett Swayne, Esq. of Milford, near this City, who beatam resurrectionem expectantes, departed this Life at Epsom, in the County of Surry, ‘ requiescunt, after a Lingering illness, and was interred amongst Augusti 23, 1645, his Ancestors near this place. He dyed a Batcbelor, l Etat. D. H. 26. EL E. H. B. F O6

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On a Monument against S. Wall of Chancel. Here lictb the Body of John, yfl_ Son of Thomas Junta conduntur Reliquia: Clarke, who dyed Sept. 29, I605. Gulielmi Ludlow, de Clarendoo, Alsoe Edworth, yfl Daughter of Thomas Clarlio, Generos'In who dyed October ye Utb, 1005. Amore maritali usus est, Non nisi supremo die Soluto Ilumani, nihila se alienum putans, ‘ H. S. E. Psuperes alnicos Deum John Hill, Esq. Son of Francis Hill, Esq. of tbe Sibi coneiliavij, I Close, in this City, Dyed Xmas Day, 1720, ’ I./1»1-. Aged 62 years. Hie etiam jacet quicq riff mort-ale Anna: Ludlow, Qua obiit '7" April, 1749, flitat 20. Hiswidow caused this Stone Filiagiiit Gui. et Eliz. Ludlow unica, to be laid on 8 ult. . . -4 ' / . . illa A". .":-digna parentibus. Here made in Memory Of ber dear Husband. Am-|.+—I'arEy, per pale, sinister argent, on s. chevron, azure,

three bezants or, between tin-so bulls’ heads caboshed, gnles; _-_i-1.,_1,i dealer, argent, a chevron, sable, between three dogs’ heads erased, of the last, over the chevron a shield of the first. On Flat Stones without the Tlails of the Chancel. Gr:-|l—A clcml dog, sable. H. S. E. Edmund Ludlow, yfi 2d Son of Edmund Ludlow, Gent. Mon. of White Marble B. Wall. R and Catherine, bis Wife, Near this Spot are interred the Remains of late of Clarendon Park Mrs. Mary Thomas, of this City, Obiit 4th Apr. 1719, ’ Who died the 18th of May, 1781, iEtst. 29. in the 66th Year of her Age. This Monument was ereeted to ber Memory by the Rev. Alex. Tbistlethwayte, of Katharine Castle, who died Bth June, 1703, Aged 6'2. Queen's College, Oxford, As a small token of his Gratitude for ber great Liberality. Here Lyeth Mrs. Cntharine I-Igerton, ----- Daughter of the llonble Charles Egerton, Esq. Son of the Right Honourable On Flat Stone! wltbln the Run. l The EH1 of Bridswstsr. Thomas Irome, Gent. died. Feb. ,5th, 1771, \ AndtheyoungestLate DukeBrotherof Bridguwamr.of his Grace’ Aged G4 years. r W - bo Dyed the 25th of Nov. 1743, Dorothy, Vfife of tho above Thomas Frame, died' in' yfl One nnd 'l‘went1eth' Year of her Age. July 31, 1777, Aged .70 years. . Arms--A lion rampant between three pheons, two in chief, Arm:—A'jcss between tbres grltlins segrant, two in chief, one one in base. one in bale. Here Also Lyeth \ Mrs. Elizabeth Grenville, Daughter of the Honourable Francis Grenville, Esq. Georgius Frome, De Sarum, Gen. Obiit 30° JuIii, Eldest Son of ye Right Hon"'° I-‘oullc Lord Brooke, Dom. 1725, Anno { Em,‘ 43. who Died the 7th of January, 1745. Amw—On a cross five roundlets, within a horde: inveckecl. Dorothea, Rsli'-Gcia so. Ftome, Obiit 2'7 Aprilis,‘ Dom. 1749, A“"° i '14. Mrs. Elizabeth Ludlow Arms-—Pnrty per pale, sinister, three bnars' heads conP94 TWO in chief, one in base; derter, I. fess between three griillns: Died Dem 16th. 1764: "E"-"1, two in chief, one in base. Aged 70 30

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Here lies the Body of Ann Reaves, the Daughter of H. S. E. I-lenry Goddard, Esq. of Birehin Wood, in ye County William Jay, Gent. was born the 3d of July, 1634, of Hants. She Dyed August ye 2d, 1754, Aged B3, and died the 16th of May, 1754. Leaving two Daughters, Frances, ye Eldest, marryed Also to lliehard Serope, Esq. of Castleeolnbe, and Eliza- Edith Slater, Widow, his Sister, was born the lst of beth, yﬂ youngest, married to the Rev. John Lumley, August, 1094, died the 4th of March, 1777, Rector of this Parish. Arrru—On a bend three roses. Also of the Body of the said Elizabeth Lumley, who dyed June '22d, 1763. A-___

And near it the Body of the said Rev. Mr. John Samuel Lindsay, Esq. Lute Captain in the 14th Regi- Lumley. ment of foot, died 17th Sept. 1801, in the 74th year of Arms-—A chevron, vair, between three cresccnts, two in chief, his age. one in base. Arms~—Gules, in fess, cheeky, azure and urgent.

In Memory of Sarah Slater, who died 6th April, 1797, Daughter of Thomas Slater, Gent. and Edith, Here lyes the Body of Bennet Swayne, Late of his Wife. Hackney, in ye County of Middlcsex, Esquire, who Arm:-A cross. Departed this Life the ﬁrst day of April, 1798, l Aged 62 years.

iii; H. S. E. Catharine, Widow of Edmund Ludlow, of Clarendon, Here Lyeth the Body of Bennet Swayne, Gentleman, (lent. and Daughter of the Rev. John Newhnm, M. A. Late of Milford, in this Parish, who Departed this Lnto Rector of West Deane, in the County of Wilts. Life the 21st Day of August, 1697, Aged 83 years. Obiit Junii 4", An’ Diii. 171.5, Em. 02.

H. S. E. II. S. E. Rev. Petrus Terry. A. M. Ecclesiae Cathedralis Sa- Mr. William Ludlow, of Clarendon, Eldest Son of Edmund and Catherine Ludlow, who dyed Anno rum Sueeentor et Prebendarius, ﬁle St. Mnrtin’s et Clatford, in Comitatu I-lants. Rector. Obiit Septimo 1720, Aged 42 yeurs. die Junii, And also of Henry Ludlow, who died May ye 19th, Domini 1727, 1760, Aged 46 years. Anno l Hiltatls '74.

Here also Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Mary Terry, Widow of the Rev. Mr. Terry, who departed this Life Here Lyeth the Body of John King, of Clarendon, Sept. 22d, 1739, Aged 64. who departed this life, ye 18th Day of March, 1714,

Agcd 7B years. 1 i-1-A \ A On a small Monument in the E. end of the Body of the Church. In Memory of Thomas Cooksey, Gent. who died 29th Sept. 1793, Aged 75 years. In Memory of Mary, “fidow of the Rev. Mr. Lindsay, Rector of Penshurst, Kent, and Daughter of William Also of Sarah, his Wife, who died 6th May, 1809, Taunton, Esq. Gov. of Portland Castle, who died Aged 78 years. 21st Dec. 1775, in her B0l.h year. ‘ Also of Charles Lindsay Egerton, Son of Scroop Egerton, In Memory of Mrs. Jane Prince, who Departed this Esq. and Anna Maria, his Wife, Aged 5 years. life, November the 23rd, 1754. H And of Captain Samuel Lindsay, Son of the above Q-iii-i- Samuel and Mary Lindsay, who died 17th Sept. Here lyeth yﬂ Body of John Greenville, Gent. who 1301, in his 74th year. dyed ye 24th of June, 1674. .41-ms—-Party per pale, sinister; quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth An-m——Party, per pale, sinister, a lion rampant, denter, wort, argent, acres-cont, gules; second and third gules, a crescent two bars, or, in chief a leopard peasant, of the lame. ar-gent; dattar, gules, in fan, cheeky, azure and urgent. 08

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On a Monument against the ﬁrst Pillar from tbe E. end of NB\'e- i II. S. E. Henry Chester, Esq. Obiit 28th of October, 1786, Mr. John Baker, Alderman of this City, who died Hit. 48. April the 20th, 1743, A gcd 66. Hetty Chester, his Wife, Ob. lath July 1812, 2Et.7.5. Here Lyeth the Body of Jane, 1/Vife of \Villiam Bowles, of this City, Clothier, and Daughter of John Baher, of the said City, and Anne, his Wife, who Dyed June 21st, 1735, Aged 36 years. Agninstthc third Pillar from E. End. Also in Memory of . . ncey, Daughter of the said Near the Outward West End of the South Aisle of John nnd Ann Baker, who dyed Jnnuary ye lst, 1742. this Church lie the Remains of Laetitia Lee, Widow, l who died Feb. 2'2d, 1800, Aged 78. Also in Memory of Anne, Wife of the nbove Mr, John Baker, who dyed 30th Oet. 1750, Agcd 77. This tribute of departed worth was erected to the Memory of one of the best of Mothers, by her Duti- ful and Aﬂbetionate Daughter, Frances Henrietta i Elderton. H. S. E. Arms-—Arrns, party per pale, sinister, urgent, a cross in- Johannes Rolfe, Armigur, grailed, sable, between four muilets of the same; dcxter, gules’ Qui Obiit 17 die Octobris, in fess cheeky, azure and or, between tan billets argent,_ four in chief, 321 in base. : Rs: Jrms-—Party per pale, sinister, a fess between lhree grillins' heads erased, two in chief, one in base; dexter argent, three On the Fourth Pillar. doves conjoined, sable. Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Martha, \'Vife of Mr. Ambrose Burch, and Daughter of Mr. William Elderton, who died 7th of April, 1778, H. S. E. Aged 60. A good Christian, a sincere Friend, and kind Relation. Whit Bourn Biggs, Gent. Obiit September 17, 1768,

Em‘ Ml Also Ann, his Wife, who departed this Life March ‘lst, Against the third Pillar on the north side from the east end. 1770, Aged 10 years. Near this Place are deposited the Remains of the Rev. H. P. Baker, B. A. Late of Queen's College, —* Oxford. He was the Eldest Son of Edward Baher, H. S. E. Esq. of this City, by Jane, Daughter of Thomas Phipps, Esq. of Westbury Leigh, in this County. ‘ Mr. Samuel Rolfe, of This City who Departed this This excellent young Man, whose goodness of Heart Life March ye 26th, 1755, Aged 07. and Milduess of Manners deservedly endeared Him Also Mrs. Katharine Rolfe, Wife to Mr. Sam. Rolfe, to all his Relations and Friends, exchanged this Life who Departed this Life August ye 10, 1717, Aged (ll. for a Better at the early age of twenty-two, on the And also Sarah, their Daughter, who Departed This eighteenth Day of October, in the Year of our Lord Life Jan. the 2.5, 17.53, Aged 30 years. 1794.

M. S. In Memory of Mr. John Rolfe, who Departed this Johannis Baker, Armigeri, Life April 10th, 1783, Aged 66 years. Hac vita defunctus est Also in Memory of Mrs. Mary Rolfe, Wife of Mr. Vieesimo primo Die Martii, John Rolfe, who Departed this Life, Nov. 4th, 1800, Salutis 1763 Aged 66 years. Anno i Jlzitatis 68. ’ Hie etiam depositum Here Resteth ye Body of Edward Windover, Gent. est quod mortale suit Once Citizen and Alderman of Sarum, Died Dec. 7, Elizabethaz, Uxoris 1618, Aged 80. Supra dicti Joannis Baker, qua: placide obdormivit 15 Die Domini 1777, Abr: Harris Departed this Life June ye 3d, 1704, Eitatis 71. Aged 55. 399

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Henricus ct Joannes, ‘ | Brass Plats taken out. Gulielmi GoldwYer, dc Cla'fsf Now: S“mm'Gem" Mary, ye Daughter of William Windsor, of this F1111. Quorum llle . .. b A D . 1703 A.M. et Col. Exon Socius. iarwhs Obiit Aug“ Y” lot 1 mm om ' Obiit 22 Octobns, 1731, gcd 22 years. Anno }Etatis 33. Hen. 'l Feb. 1731, A11n0 Eitat. 26. Here Lieth the Body Maria, Uxor. Gul. Goldwyer, of Ann, Daughter of Obiit 3 Magi, 1733, I Daniel and Ann Floyd, mugs 71_ 1 who Died May the 25th, 1722, Aged 14 years. M--ii Here Also Lieth her Sister Sarah Westley, I H ic prope Cineres buorurn1 Sepultus Jacet6 who Died March the 2d, 1761, Gulielruus Goldwyer, I Aged 44 Years’ Qui Obiit 29 die Junii, Q :2;:;:'::?.~ Here Lyeth the Body of Daniel, Son of Mr. Daniel and Ann Floyd, who Dyed the 26th of October, 1720, Carissimam Conjugem Aged 25 years. Elizabctham, inter Suorutn Cineres dorrnientem Also Richardus Payne, A. R. brevi ipse Here Lieth the Body of hic ponendus posuit A. D. 1734. Richard, Son of Richard and Elizabeth Floyd, Ar-|m—A fess between three lions’ heads caboshed, on an who died 22d Feb. 1777. escutcheon, over the fess, a chevron between three roundels. Aged 20.

Brass Plate taken away. Here lyeth yfl Body of Sarah, yfi Daughter of Daniel IQ] and Ann Floyd, who dyed April ys 5th, 1716, Here lyeth the Body of Mrs. Rebecca Stoddart, who Aged 2 years. departed this life yfl 10th day of August, 1715, Here Also Lyeth the Body of Daniel, Son of Richard Aged :12 years. and Elizabeth Floyd, who dyed March ye 14, 1746, Aged Eleven months.

F Q-1-n-_--|-Ii-n In Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Maton, who died Jan. yfl 6th, 1766, Aged 71 years. In Memory of Mr. Daniel Floyd, Late Alderman of Also in Memory of James Bartlett, Esq. who died this City, who died Dec. the 27th, 1755, July yfl 22d, 1760, Aged 66 years. Aged 73 years. And of Unity, his Relict, Here Also Lieth who died Oct. 19th, 1772, Aged 52 years. Ann, his Wife, who died March the Bth, 1772, Aged 95 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Sarah Inglish, Wife of Mr. . . . . Inglish, of London, Apothecary, and Daughter of Mr. Edward . . . . of this City, who Here lieth the Body of Departed this Life Dec. I72. Aged 32 years B months. Elizabeth, Wife of Robert Woods, who died July 10th, 1787, Aged 35 years. Also three of their Children, who died in their infancy. Here Lyeth yfl Body of Elizabeth Bath, who dyed March 23, 1700, Aged 21 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, the Wife of Richard Fry, who dyed Nov. ye 2d, 1700, Aged 61. Here Lyeth the Body of Sarah, the Wife of Ed ...... but, Daughter of William Windsor, of this Parish, Here lieth the Body of Richard Fry, who Dyed Sep- who dyed August y¢ 20th, 1708, Aged 34 years. tember the 10th, 1707, Aged 64. G IO

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llere lieth ye Body of Josepll Jennings , of this City, W‘ In the Middle lsle of this Cl1111'el1 are deposited the Re- Tanner, who Departed this Life January ye 23rd, mains of William Goldwyer, ofthe Close, in this City. 17 Aged 6-1 years. Buried July 2d, 17411, Aged F12 yeurs. Mary, his Wife, B111"ied May Bth, 1730. Their C l1ildrcn. I11 Memory of llebeeca, \\’if0 of Fldward Baker, F.sq_ Henry, an lnfant, Buried May 1.lIth, 1696. :\lrler111:|u of this City, who died May yc 9th, 1771, \Villian1, an l.11fa11t, Buried August 5th, 11596. _-\j_'r- dti-'1. Prudence, an Infant, Buried Sept. 2d, 1697. She was a . . . . Christian, and exce||’d Thc Rev. llenry, Buried Oct. 24, 1731. in all those Virtues which adorn human Nature: John, B11ricd Feb. 4, 1732. Her Piety was Exemplary, Her Charity universal. Edward, who Died Nov. 16, 1774, Aged 68. As She lived Esteemed and beloved, June, his Vl’ife, Buried August 11ll1, 17415. So She died Regretted by all her Relations, George, late of Marlborough, who Died Jan. 10th, Friends, and acquaintances. 1774, Agcd 71. Elizabeth, his Wife, Died Junc (ith, 1798, Agcd 92. Also in Memory of the said Edward Baker, who died October 5th, 1772, Aged 60. Likewise, of their Children, Thomas, who Died Nov. 27th, 1773, Aged 23. mi-iii Henry, who Died Dec. 2-5th, 1801, Agcd 60. In Memory of Edward Smith, Gent. who died 25th Also Jane, n Spinster, of this City, Oct. 1771, Aged 80 years. Grand Daughter of the above William and Mary, and Daughter of

1 \‘l’il|iarn Goltlwyer, Latc of Blandford. I She Died 12th Jun. 1000, Aged 72. On Monuments against N. Wall of the N. Aisle. Jrm.r—-On a bend Lhrce slirrupe. Sacred to the Memory oi‘ Ann Blake, Daughter of Crnt—A stag’! head, erased. John Blake, Esq. who Departed this Life 4th Jan. l- IBI2, Aged 47 years. On Flat Stones in N. Aisle. H. S.E. Sacred to the Memory of John Blake, Esq. who De- parted this Lifc the 20th oi‘ Jan. 1003, Aged 09. Edmund White, of Laverstock, near this City, Gent. who Died June 7th, 1744, Aged 55. Also of Margaret, Wife of the shove John Blake, Here Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Mary Penny, who de- Esq. who died June 10th, 1812, Agcd 70 years. parted this life ye 25th oi‘ December, 1712, Aged B3.

In the South Isle of this Church are interred the Here Lyeth the Body of John White, Son of Ed- remains of Mr. Josiah Rolfe, late of this City, Clo- mund and Elizabeth \Vhite, of Stocltbridge, who dyed thier, who departed this life ye 17th of Feb. 1706, the 20th of January, 1721:, Aged 24 years. Aged 73 years. 1 Ii And Also Mr. Samuel Rolfe, Son of the abovesaid Mr. Josiah Rolfe, and Mrs. Joan Rolfe, who departed Here lieth the Body of Edmund Heath, who died this Life ye 2d of Nor. 1797, Aged 26 years. April 1st, 1744, Agcd 30. From this short scene of Grief dr Pain, Also Ann Heath, who died April 17th, 1751, Their Souls have taken Flight, Aged 41. Hoping a safe retreat to gain In Realms of endless Light. 1-_ii—-| Av-nu-—Argent, three doves eable, two in chief, one in base. Here Lieth the Body of Thomas Cooper, ofthis City, Crest-A dove, argent, wiLh an olive branch. Esq. who died 0th Jan. 1773, Aged 70.

ai-M111; And Likewise Sarah, his Wife, who died 5 April, 17.54, Aged OB. Ia Memory of Mr. Joseph Willis, latc Mayor of this City, who Died April 23d, 1772, Aged 34 years. -M Also of Mrs. ‘Jane Willis, Relict of Mr. Joseph Here Lyeth ye Body of Martha, Wife of Thomas W1U1s, who died Nov. 14, 1777. i Goodbee, who died July the 11th, 1723, Aged 43._ 3 II

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Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Thomas Atwood. *[ Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. John Waten, sen. .lIe was the Eldest Son ofl.\'1r. Thomas Atwood, ‘ W’ ho Departed this Life January the 3d, 1750, of Ashford, in yﬂ County . . . . . He Dyed p Aged 76 years. y6_2lstofJune, . . . . Agcd-54years. Here also Licth the Body of Penelope, Wife of Mr.

-|-..,_-__i_- John Waters, who Departed this Life Sept. the 7th, 1750, Aged 73 years. llere Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Goodfellow, Wife of Mr. Mat. Goodfollow, of this City. She was third Daughter of Mr. I-Jdward Johnson, of Patiug- n Memory of Mr.John Blalte, Late Alderman of this ham, in the County ofStaﬂ'o1d. She Departed this I City, who died Dec. 3|, l77_4, Aged '73 years. Life the 25th Day of March, 1751, Aged 43.

Here also iii; Lieth the Body of the said Mathew Goodfellow, \ who died the 21 day of February, 1776, Here lieth the Body of Margaret Blake, Widow of Aged I35 yenrs. Jehu Blake, who died October 20th, 1790, in the B7 - year of her Age. Also of H. S. E. Mrs. Margaret ‘Blake, their Daughter, who Departed this Life 19th March, 1611. Gulielmus Newman, Qui Obiit 10 { Die Jul. Anno{ 11%;?-'L1;;5’ In Memory of Mr. John Sanger, who Died April Bth, 1773, Aged 70 years. Also

Rosannsh, his Wife, i who Died December 23, 1760, Aged 75 years. On Monuments against B. Wall of B. aisle. Joannes Feltham obiit Vigesimo et. tertio die Sept. Anno 1784, Hie condita: jacent Reliqu . . .i‘Etatis sun: 50. Marine Ernll . . . . Vidure Ejus Memories Guil. Jeri. Ernll . . . Hoc. tcstimonium doloris, . . . do Conock, infra paro . . . Filii studiose tribuunt. de Carington, in hoe Comi . . . Et Filia: Angonii Hunger . . . H. S. E. . . . de Lea, in Comitatu pre . . Mary, Wife of John Edgar, Ob. Nov. 13, 1770, Illa . .ccedit hanc vitan . . ' l 552:. 1B. . . die Sep. Anno Dom. . . . . ]Etat. sua: 76. 'l'hc Virtues of Piety, Patience, and Benevolence, $hed a Lustre on the Short Circle Arms-—Q\u.rterly, second and third two bars in chief, three l of her Life. roundels, on a bend, over all Ill eagles displayed. v ii Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. James Thring, who Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Snow, Late of this City. He died Nov. the 18th, A. D. 1710," Departed this Life June the 301.11, 1740, Agcd 57 years. Aged 26 years. 4 Also Ann, Wife of Mr. William White, jun. Tallow Also in Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Tatum, who Died Chandler, in this City, who Died Feb. 16, 1775, 1 Sept. 12th, 1708, Aged 76 years. Aged 37 years. L

I1-mi-I-itl Near this Place lie interred the Remains of Edmund Here Lyeth the Body of John, Son of Mr. John and Baker, Esq. late of this City, who departed this Life Sarah Waters, who Departed this Life October the the ﬁrst Day of November, 1796, in the ﬁfty fourlh 26th, 1731, in the 21 year of his Age. l year ofhis Age. I 2

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Also the Remains of Mrs. Jane Balter, his Wife, Here also Lyeth the Body of Mr. Samuel Rolfe, who died 10th Feb. 1800, in the lifty—tl1ird year of her Son of Mr. Josiah Rolfe, and Joan, his Wife, who Age. died the 2d of Nov. 1797, Aged 25 years. .Jrms—Pa|'ly per pale, sinister, sable, a trefoil argent, between Arms-—0n a fess, three catherine wheels between six billets. elghtmullels of the same, dealer urgent, a tower imbattled, sable, between three keys of the same, pale-wise, two in chief, one in base. Herc lieth the Body of Mr. John Rolfe, Late Citizen and Skinner of London, who Departed this Life the Near this Place lieth the Body of James Bartlett, 18th Day of October, 1733, Aged 91 years. Esq. who died July 22d, 1768, Aged 88. Also near this Place Lieth the Body of his Late To whose Memory this Monument is ereeted by Brother, Mr.Josiah Rolfe, Late of this City, Clothier, Unity, his Relict, who departed this Life the 12th Day of Oct. 1728, As a Testimony of her Respect and Affection. Aged 88 years. Likewise near this Place are interred And here also Lieth the Body of Mr. Josiah Rolfe, The Bodies of Mrs. Elizabeth Maton, Widow, late of this City, Clothier, and Grandson of the above Sister of the said James Bartlett, Mr. Josiah Rolfe, who Departed this Life thc 17th who died Jen. 5th, 1786, Aged 71. Day of February, 1796, Aged 73 years. And of James and Elizabeth, bis Son and Daughter, who both died in the ﬁﬁzeeuth year of their Age. Here Lieth the Body of Elizabeth, Wife of Mr. John Snow, who Departed this Life Feb. the 2, 1741). The above Unity, Relict of the said James Bartlett, Esq. Here also Lieth the Body of Mr. John Snow, who and Daughter of Ambrose Awdry, Gent. Departed this Life the 30th of Dec. 1704.

of Chippenham, in this County, ii died Oct. 19, 1112, Aged 52, and is buried in the same Grave with him. Here Lyeth the Body of Dorothy Htrytery. And also the Body of Mary Harvey, her Niece, who dyed February the 20th, 173%.

On Flat Stones in B. Aisle. I--A-_ Here Lyes the Body of Richard Goodridge, of this Here Lyeth the Body of Christopher Willmott, Parish, who Dyed 18 Day of October, 1640. Of this Parish, who Departed this Life Nov. ye 27th, A. D. 1726, Aged 81 years.

Here Lyeth the Body of Amnah, the Wife of Mr. John Clayton, who Departed this Life yﬂ 17th of On n. small Brass in B. Aisle. May, 1714, in yc 28th year of her age. Mr. Godwin Died 2d October, 1785.

Here Lycs Buried the Body of Edward Wiudover, Gent. who died the ﬁrst Day of April, 1645. Beneath this Stone are Interred the Remains of Jane Marsh, Spinster, who died the 8th of April, 1704, Arm-—A mallet between two bars, in chief three deml-lions rampant. Aged 75 years.

1-ii-___-Q ii---_-mi . 1 i H. s. E. Mrs. Mary Ruddle, Cl.l6d Nov. 5th, 1776, J hn Fume Es Aged 78 years. o r, q. Youngest Son of Major-General Fuller, of Gregory's, in Bucltinghamshire. H. S. E. Ho died March 27th, 1777, Gulielmus Wmtfelde, Armiger, A ged 48 years. Qui Obiit Also Ann, his “life, who died February 1.9, 1817, 24 die Octobris, Anno g :_::5E',5_ Aged 89 years. 3 I

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llere Lyeth ye Body of John Wilmot, who dyed ye H. S. E. 13th day of Feb. 1716, Aged 66 years. Mary, the Wife of Mr. Charles Viner, dyed the 1st of llere also Lyeth the Body of John Wilmot, jun. who October, 1632. dyed December ye 23d, 1738, Aged 51 years. D1-—I

-ii-10 And of Mr. Charles Viner, her Husband, who died llere lyeth the Body of John, ye Son of John and Nov. 16th, 1702, A” Eli. 57. Elizabeth Cnse, who dyed ye 24th of December, 1715, in ye 5th year of his Age. an-u-it

_ Mr.James Green dyed Auguﬂl ye 151. 1700-

Here Lyeth ye Body of John Case, who departed this Life ye 15th ofJune, 1723, Aged 38 years. Mr. Maurice Green dycd March ye 29th, I677. Near this Place Lyeth four of his Children. P

Here Lyeth Mary, the Wife of Mr. William Green, Hatchments. who dyed the 14th of March, 170% , Aged 26. Party per pale, sinister gules, three lions peasant guardant or, ull the (:ltiel' a label, argent; deater at-gent, a cross engrailed sable, between four eagles displayed, of the same H. S. E. On S. Wall of S. Aisle. Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Su. Green, who dyed ye Quarterly, first and fourth as-gent, a fess, gules, between six 24th of Dec. 1725, Aged 67. lion's heads erased, of the same: second qua:-terly—lst, or, a bend, gules—fld argenl, two bars sable, in chief a griffin Bflgtg. jant, of the same-lid, or, a chevron, gules, between three leaves vert-4th, srgent, a griflin segrejant, sable : third, same Tho. Ward, LL.D. Dr. Obiit Martii 20, Anno 1695. as the seeond.

Party per pale, sinister, argenl, a chevron, gules, between Dor‘ Uxor. Tho" Ward, Obiit X‘""' 24", An° 1695. three water bougsts, ssble; deater, argenl, a fess, sable, be. tween three gril‘llns' hesds erased, ol‘ the same.

Party, per pale, sinister, azure, two bars, or, behvggn 111;-ea On a Brass Plate. plnmns ul the same, two in chief, one i.n base, dexter, azure, three erescents, or, two in ebief, one in blue, Depositurn Samuelis Prigg, De Bristol, Gen. Qui Cmt—A griﬂln’s hesd, argent. Obiit Primo Septembris, 1722.

In Chancel. H Argent, on a cross, sable, ﬂve erescents, or. l On a Border of Brass. Of John Webbe, late Maior of this Cittie, who Ended this Lyife the ﬁrste daye of February, in the yere of oure Lorde God one Thousand fyve Hun- St. Thomas’ Church. dred LXX. he Maryed with Anne Wylforde, Daugh- ter to Nicholas lvylforde, Citizen and Marchaunt F Taylor of London.

On Flat Stones in Chancel. l Underneath lie the Earthly remains of Mrs. Mary H. S. E. Hodgson, who departed this Life 23 March, 1602, Rich. Eyre, Aged 66 years. Obijt Feb. 16, An" Dﬁi B5, r- ﬂitatis sun: 60. Pi-i-___-.

Here lies Jane, ye Daughter of Herbert and Ann Saladine, H. S. E. who died ye 30th September, Dorothy G. a ehild of Mr. “Tilliam Green, Aged 7 Anno Domini 1692. years, dyed June ye 15th, 1714. 4|-nu—A lion rampant guardant. H 314- ‘ZG MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS

Brass Plate. The Rev. Brock Rand, M. A. Minister oflhis 'I‘arish, Hnppie Elizabeth, Lute “"il'e of dicd Dec. 26, 177:], Agcd 30. The W'o'“ Thomas F.yrc. Jrms—QI.1arterly, ﬁrst lliitl fourth it lion r.1|npant', second arid She is not Hecre, but gone to Blisse, third, on a bend a robe, in fess a eresccllt. Hocre is hcr llappie dust, —i_-a_, She is not heerc, for Gods Shoe is, An lleire with all the jo.--.to : John Conant Bin“, Born at Budlny, in Devon, Tis needlesso Home to Blaze hcr farnc Somtyme fellow of lixeter Collcdl,-;e, in Oxford, For wcll was luiowne her Life, afterward Rector of Lyminaton, in Sriinnrmatsliirc, Her Wisedome, good report, and name, and the Latc Learned orthodox & l"|iillu.-ull Minister ller true Love as a \'l’ii'e : of this Parish, fell on Sleep Ap. 13, in tlm Ii-3 ycar Yen, her true love, as iicinde to all, of his Agc, dz was Buried Herc A11. ‘I-'3, 1653. ll er llnrte no Pride did Love, He was a Burning dz a Shineing light. But Lov'd and helpte thc poore dz Thral, Yea, l.ov’d the Lord A Bove. “’ho hath her Crowne w"' peace and joye, L‘ llere Lyeth the Body of Mary, \ViFo of 'l'in|othie “tith happines aml Reste, Sachevcrell, Pastor of Tnrrant Llintim, in the Uounty And theare shall be without Annoye, 1 of Dorcet, who died March 14, '16-32, Anno flitatis \'l’ith blessed Saints still Bleste. l sum 26. Died 24th Deeembris, A“ Dni 1612. llere Rests the Corpsc of a Dear '\'l’i|'e The said Thomas and Elizabeth i that Did to God Devote ll or Lil'o ', had 9 Sonnet and 5 Daughters. who at the ﬁrst travailc At ye Birth expiring traveld to this J-Iarth. Heere was Laid on the ‘y Here lyes her Sonne, yr from ye Wombe Eight of August, 1638, . immediately went to tbe tombe. The Body of Robert Eyre, Esquire, Counsellour att There’s hopes yt life in Death is Gaino, Law, in this City, tbe Eldest Sonn of the To both secur’d from future Paine : Above Named Thomas and Elizabeth. i Then rest, sweet babe, with thy Door Mother, In life dz Death each joynd together. iii- Ambo lteviviscint. Hctc Lyeth thc Body of John Gough, Gent. F - who departed this Life the 22 Day of December, 1695, On Flat Stones in Body. in the 44th year of his Age. Here Lyeth the Body of David Coldwoll. Son of /frills-—Plll'l}' per pale, sinister, gnics, a lion rampant at-gent, Robert and Mary Coldwell, Born the 22d Dny of dent:-r sable, on a fess, or, a lion passant gules, between three Oct. in the your of Our Lord, 170.3, and liopairtcd boat's heads couped, argent. J‘ this Life the 31st day of January, 17:16.

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llcrc Lyeth tbc Body of John Gougb, son of John Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, ye \\'il'n of Mr. and Catherine (iough, Gent. who departed this Life Jobn Gore, who dyed thc 24 day of November 1701. thc 13th of March, 170%) in ye Nineteenth year of bis Age. ‘ Here Lyeth ye Body ofJohn Gore, Gent. who ilyoil - ye Iath of March, 1715, A gcd fill. I-lere Lycth the Body of Catherine Gougb, Wife of F ,drms—'Party, per pale, siiiisler, party pt-r Ii-.-s, in rliiel‘ it John Gongh, Sen. Some time since doc“ and Mother i lion rampant, in base two bends; dcxtor, thrct: lllllln. lnrads of John Gough, Jun. also deo" who was the best of ‘i caboshed, two ll1. chief,, one in. base. Sons, for \\'l'|t-II1 She greatly Lamcnted, dz died ye 2d Day of Dec. Anno Dom. 1718, Agcd 55. 1-iii. l In Memory of Thomas Chnhb, Esq. who died 1‘2th - , March, 1815, Agcd 0'7 years. Exuviaa Nicolai llohart, filii Gulielmi Hobart, de llavenslial, in agrn Sul'l'olciensi, Armigeri. Obiit Maii xxn. 16.52. I Charnpeny Roche, Died 20th May, 1809, Arms—-An estoil between two flanohes, ermine. | Aged 27 years. 3 I

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Umlernentli are interred three Daughters of Joseph Ann Davis, Reliet of the Rev. John Davis, Late 'l'an1u.-1', ]~i.~u|. and Catherine, his 'Wil'e; viz. Mary, Rector of Padworth, Berks, Died Sept. 25th, 1717, who died Ilrd Nov. 1794, Aged 6 weeks, Catherine, Aged '77 years. who died ‘.2-‘ith July, 1799, Aged 7 weeks, ‘M-M-_-__ And (iulln.-ri||r!,wllOLlit3Ll 14th Murel|,l006, Aged Omonths. Rachel, the Wife of John Cooper, Esq. and Daughter Also Catherine Mahon, of Edward Poore, Esq. died the 0th of March, 1770, Mulhnr of the above-named Catherine Tanner, Aged 37 years. who died I2 July, 1808, Aged 63 years. Also her Infant Daughter. Aird William Mahon, her Son, who died 3rd May, l8l6, Aged 63 years. Buried Here, John, Son of Robert and Mary Cooper, Died 30th September, 1745, Aged 3 mouths.

iii- llr-re Lieth the Body of Mrs. Tanner, W'il'e of Mr. Tunnel‘, .-\lrlr-.ri1ian of this City. She died 17th Nov. Catherine Elizabeth Rider died the 5th of February, ‘1794, Aged 64 years. 1B19, Aged 23 years.

In Memory of Charles Curtoys, Late of this City, i Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, ye W'ife of Gilea Surgeon, who died Sept. lst, 1786, Aged 30. Freem . . who Departed this Life the llih of June, Ann Dom: 1668; 0 Brass taken out . . l

H. S. E. John Tanner, Esq. Charles Joseph Targett Son of the Late Mr. Alderman Tanner, died the 23d April lBO2, Aged 2 months. who died the 10th day of Nov. 1800, John Targett died the 27th of March, 11307, Aged 49 years. Agcd 2 years. William Grigg Targett died the ﬁrst of Sept. 1812, Aged 4 years and a half. llichanl Hal.-my, Tisq. Alderman and Justice of the peace for the City of Cliieliester, (lied yB 31 of July, 1792, Aged 6-U years. H. S.E. Charles Joseph, Son of Mathew and Elizabeth n-ii-.-|-.1_i Targett, died 26th April, 1796, Aged one Year and In Memory of Mr. Joseph Legas, ten Mouths. Late of this City, $urgeon, Also Sarah Sophia, Died Gth March, lB20, who died ltltli May, 1793, Aged 41. Aged 0 years.

— E: l Brass taken away. Mary Serrell, the Daughter of Samuel Serrell, Esq. of the Isle of Purbeek, Dyed Dee. ye 21st, 1740, Aged 2-1. John Cooper, Esq. died the 7th ol' August, 1779, Ageil 52 years. In Memory of Mrs. Phillippa Long, Reliet of the -i.i._-M- Late Walter Long, Esq. of this City. She died l'1li'.nlJ(‘_tl1 lzitllthﬂ. Mille. . . . March 14th, 1798, Aged 90 years. lleliet ul' Mr. llenry Mille . . . . A-1| Late nl' Philadelphia, anrl Sister of Mr. Charles Curtuys, Samuel Long, Esq. third Son of the Late Walter whose ltenrairis are Long, Esq. of this City, Died 5th January, 1812, deposited in this Isle, Aged 70 years. Died 27 May, 1812, F l Arm-—A lion rampant between eight erosslets. A Se‘-l '-'1 Yen?" Cml—A demi lion rampant. 16

28 MONUMENTA L INSCRIPTIONS In Memory of Lucy Long, Daughter of Walter Long, On Flat Stones in S. Aisle. Esq. who Departed this Life the 17 Nov. 1762. Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Tristram Walton, who Departed this Life 1-‘eh. the 13th, 1750, - Aged 71 years. Here Also Lyeth thc Body of Lucy, his Wife, who In Memory of Walter Long, Esq. of this City, who Departed this Life July 19th, 17-15. Died Jan. the 15th, 1760, Aged 73.

Arms--Pariy, per pale, sinister, party per fess indented, argent and sable, in cbiel‘ three bezants, in base a greyhound courani, ssbie; denier sable, a lion rampant, argent, between In Memory ol'Ann, the Wife of Mr. Jarnns Burch, eight croaalets of the same. who died July the 11th, 1764, Aged 75 yB1ll'B-

iii? Also ol‘ James, Son of Mr. James and Ann Burch, who died August the 25th, 17:19, Aged 10 years. In Memory of Mary, ye Wife of Mr. Walter Long, of this City, who dyed ye 12th of April, 1723, Aged 13 years. Hero lies the Earthly Remains of Mary Rowell, And also his three Daughters, Youngest Daughter of Francis and Lucy Sarnbroke, Anne dyed ye 11th of Dee. 1721, Aged 5 months. of the Inner Temple, London, Gent. and Ruliet of the Elizabeth dyed ye 4th of May, 1723, Aged 2 years. Rev. Thomas Howell, Rector of Ilorsnhenin, in Cambridgeshire, who departed this Life the 14th of Mary dyed ye 5th of May, 1723, Aged 4 years. October, 1767, Aged 53. Arm:-Party per pale, sinister, a lion rampant crowned; M--1-i denier, a lion rampant between eight crosslets. Here Lieth the Body of Mr. George Smith, who _ Died December 26, 1776, Aged 75 years. Edward Couey Departed this Life yﬂ 11th of De- l_.' Brass ialren out. cember, 171H, in ye 21st year of his Age. |_ ii

H. S. Ii. Here Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Lucy Long, who Dc- parted this Life the 20th of Feb. 1743. Williarn Son of Tristram and Lucy Walton, dyed ye 27th ol‘Jan. 1721, Aged six weeks. And also of Mrs. Mary Long, who dyed ye 4th Also Praxead, their Daughter, dyed ye. 20th Apr. February, 1764. 1722, Aged 3 years and U mouths.

M--1-i And Lucy Walton, their Daughter, dyed ye 17th of May, 1723, Aged 2 years and 0 montlis. In Memory of Henry Long, of this City, Gent. who dyed yﬂ 7th of Feb. 1727, Aged 60. ui--——e¢-i—_-

Martha, his Wife, dyed ye 17th of March, 1731, Here Lieth the Body of Mr. Richard Smith, who Aged 71. died 28th Oct. I783, Aged 64 years. Also Alice Rebecea, his “Fife, who died 23 March, ii-I-H-—-I-i 1703, Aged 75 years.

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Martha, Uxor Henriei Biggs, Here Lieth the Body of John Smith, Son of Richard Filia Henriei et Martha Long, and Alice Rebeeea Smith, who died 2d Oct. 1703, Obiit .11.» Aprilis, Anno {gig} {‘7gg' Aged 45 years.

Here also Lieth Henry, Son of Henry and Martha H. S. E. Biggs, who died thc 2d Day ol' Muy,A.D. 1709, Aged 2 years and 4 months. William Coekey, Gent. who Died yv 2Dth of Sep- tember, 1705, Aged 67 years. Here also Lieth Martha, the Daughter of Henry and Here Lyeth ye Body ol' Mrs. Mary Cocltey, lhc ‘Vile Martha Biggs, who died Oet. 13, 171. Aged three of William Coekey, Gent. who Departed this Life the Years and 10 months. 2d of Junc 1721. 31

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H. S. E. Here Lyeth the Body of William Smith, Gent. Citizen Amy, wife of John PM-sons, Obiit June 27, 1333, and Alderman of this City, who departed this Life ye Aged 33 yea,-s_ 19th day of Dec. Anno Domini 1714, A ged 93. Near this Place also Lieth ye Bodyes of Jane and -M; Elizabeth, his two Wives. Herc Lyeth the Body of Margaret, the Wife of in James Bennett, who Departed this Life l0th of March. was H. s. B.

in Thomas Haskett, Gener. Obiit 0,, ,, 3,15,, p|,,_,,,_ I 28 die Octob. Anno { lEt.at.Dal } 17:3’. Hero Lycth Buried the Body of Anthonye, the Sonne of clan... Wootton, of this Citie, who Deceased the l Maria HaskemH. J. Um 26 of Januanc, in the Year 1580. p Thomas Haskett. Obiit 7 die Jan. Anno { Dni 1663. T 2Etat. 44. Ilere Lyeth Lieut. Colonel John Doyne, Son of Arm.r—Argent, on a bend, sable, three garbs, or, in ehlef a Philip Doyne, of Wells, in the County of Wcxford, mullet, gules, on an eseuteheon, azure, a gauntlet, urgent, on a in the Kingdom of Ireland, he died July . . . 1765. chief, or, two roses, gules.

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Ilere Lyeth the Body of Mr. Robert Loring, who B. Chapel. departed this Life ye 19th of August, 1724, Here Lieth the Body of Mary Shaw, Wife of the Late Aged 77 years. John Shaw, D. D. who dyed the 11th of Jan. 1776.

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Elizabeth Prowse, Wife of Mr. George Prowse, died Here Lieth the Body of Martha Clifton, Wife of the the 24 March, 1720. Late Thomas Clifton, D. D. who died 13th Dee. 1761. Elizabeth Prowse, Daughter of Mr. George and Elizabeth Prowse, died the 22 October, 1757.

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Thomas Clifton, D.D. Rector of Boyton, be died IIcrc Lyeth the Body of Sarah, the Wife of Mr. June 27th, 1766. Robert Luring, who Departed this Life the 15th day '1 of May, 1724, Aged 73 years.

Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Charles Clifton, Son of Here Lyeth ye Body of George, the son of Mr. Mr. Thomas Clifton, and Mary, his Wife, who died George Prowse, and Elizabeth, his Wife, who Dyed August ye 27, 1726, Aged 23 years. yv 0th Day of June, Anno Domini 1703, Aged 6 years Here also Lyeth the Body of Thomas Clifton, Late dis 10 months. Alderman of this City, who Departed this Life Dec. M--ieie 24th, 1733, Aged 62. Ann, Wife of Richard Miniﬁe, Died August 29th, 1663, Aged 40. Richard Miniﬁe Died August 26, 1706, Aged 74. Here Lyes the Body of Mrs. Grace Nieholls, Wife of Ann, Wife of Richard Knight, Esq. Daughter of Mr. Richard Nicholls, who dyed June the 30, 1711.

Richard and Ann Minifie, Died August 1st, 1709, 1—-My Aged 45. Under this Stone are deposited the Remains of John Jrrns—-Quarterly, first and fourth urgent, on a fess sable, Stan hope, Esq. of Wickham, in the County of South- between three stage’ beads erased, of the sarne, horns, or, a \ fretty urgent between two martlets of tbe same; second and ampton, Rear Admiral of the Red in his Ma_jesty’s J. third gules, on a chevron urgent three plieons sable, between Navy, in which Service he had been honorably en- three doves, or, two in chief, one in base. On an ineseuteheon, gaged for more than 45 years. Ile came to this City quarterly, first and fourth sable, on a chevron, or, between three in his Way to Bath, for the Recovery of his declining annulels, of the same, three eagles displayed, sable ; second and health, the 30th Day of November, 1600, when his third argent, on a chevron, gules, three doves volant, argenl, between tbreo pellets, sable, on them as many fleur-de-Iis, or. Illness, rapidly increasing, he here departed this Life Crest--A stng’s bead sable, horns or. I on the Day following, in the 56 Year of his Age. I 18

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Elizabeth, the Wife of Mr. William Clemens, Alder- II. S. E. man, dyed ye l4tl1 of Docenibcr, 1698, Aged 69 years. Thomas Light, Gent. Alderman of this City, who Here Lyeth the Body of Jane Viner, Daughter of died Octor. 23, 1745, Aged 60 years. Mr. William Viner, who dyed the 1st of May, 1681, Margaret, his Wife, Died 21st March, 1768, Aged 76. Aged 37 years. Arms--Party per pale, three bulls‘ heads erased, two In chief, one in base; dcnter, a chevron between three swans, two in chief, one in base.

1‘--:11-‘q-Q 1 J‘; H. S. E. Sarah Hayter, Obiit 7 February, 1722. Jmu—-Three bull!’ heads erased. Hcre Lyeth the Body of Mr. Nicholas Parsons, sen. who was Some time Maior of this Citty, And Dyed the 4th of August, 1695. Here Lieth the Body of Mr. John Parsons, senior, llere Lyeth the Body of James llayter, Gent. and who dyed the 7th of October. 1715, Aged 66. Alderman of this City, who died the 13 of Nov. 1713, Aged 62. And Amy, the Wife of John Parsons, ob. June 27th, Jr-nu—-Party, per pale, sinister, I llon rampant between twelve 1686, }Et. 38 years. erosslets; dexter, three bulls’ heads erased.

4 -t--Z-—i--Q H. S. E. l Underneath lie the Remains of William Ilayter, Esq. Mr. John Bernard, late an eminent Apothecary in of Newtontoney, in the County of Wilts. who de- this City, who died Octor. 2d, 17-54, Aged 47 years. parted this Life the 23d Day of July, 160.5, Aged 65 years. Mary, “life of John Bernard, died June the 4th,176€l, \- Agod 50 years. Also of Elizabeth, his Wife, who. was Daughter of l Scroop Egerton, Esq. She died April 27th, 1610, Also Mary Bernard, their Daughter, died Oct. the 1st, Aged 63 years. 1798, Aged 64 years. Jrms—-Party, per pale, sinister, argent, a lion rampant, gnloa, Also William and Mary, Son and Daughter of John between 1.h.ree pbeons, sable; dexter, azure, three hulls’ heads Bernard, and Mary, his Wife, who died very young. erased, or. Crm—A bull’: head erased, or, pierced through the neck wttbaspear. -i—i-,-—-g

Here Lyeth P Body of Catherine yﬂ Wife of John Herc Lyeth ye Body of Joanna Wife of Mr. James Nicholle, of London, Vintner, who departed this Life Hayter, Gent. who dyed Jan. 27th, 171' Aged 56 ye Bth of November, 1715, Aged 22 years. years. Nothing but Death, & his non Sparing Dart, Could part ye Love Residing in each heart. Jaoobus Hayter, Gent.

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William Green, Gent. Senior Alderman of this City, i Dyed Feb. 13th, 1742, Aged 83. Here Lyeth Mrs. Rachel Powell, Daughter of Tho- Mary, Wife of William Green, dyed Feb. 8th, 1743, mas Powell, Gent. of Overton, in this County, Aged 69. And Sister to Mr. John Hayter, of this City, who

_.ii,.—i___-_ dyed ye 30 day of December, 1729.

F j Here Lyeth here Mary, tbe Daughter of Mr. Jona- than Newman, of this City, who Departed this Life 1-]. S.E. ye 6 of January, 1723, in ye 20th year of ber Age. James Light, who died July ye 28th, 1720, And near this Place are more of his Children. dz Johanna Light, who Died Feb, ye 4th, 1703. 319

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Here Lieth Mrs. Mary Powell, Daughter of Thomas Here Lyeth ye Body of Mrs. Ann King, Widow, who Powell, (lent. of Overton, in this County, and Sister departed this Life ye 15th of March, 1724, Aged 74 to Mrs. Johanna Haytcr, of this City, who died ye 3 years. duy of April, 1719. l H. S. E. Sophia llayter died August 14th, 1793, Aged 16. Edvardus Garrard, Arm. obiit 7° die February, Ah-to of llarriot, Wife of 1. F. Patherick. She died l Anno { 2Etat. } xmr. Nov. 14, 1803, Aged 33 years. Do"1 mnccxxxu. Both Daughters of William Hayter, Esq. and Eliza- Nec Non beth his Wifc. H Vidua ejusdem Anna, Qua: Obijt 14° Junii, -iii Anno { ]Etatis } LVIJ. llere Lycth the Body of Thomas Greene, Gent. who Salutis MDCCXLVIIJ. Arm:-Party per pale, sinister, argent, a chevron, sable, rlcpurted this Life April 10th, 1715. between three gnrbs of the same; dextcr, argent, on a fem, llere also Lyeth tl|e Body of John Bennett, the Son sable, a lion passant, argent.

of Mr. Francis Bennett, and Sarah, his Wife, who —---1-.¢_._-—1 Departed this Life Junuary thc 22d, 172}, Aged 4 years and 3 months. H. S.E. Anno, Edwardi et Anna: Garrard, Gent. Rev. llenry Bennett, Died December lst, 1796, I-'ilia natu mnxima, Aged 69 years. Qua: obiit 3° die Maij, Domini 1733. A""° iﬂitaiis 21. Here lyeth the Body of Mrs. Anne Bennett, Widow of Francis Bennett, of Dorsetshire, Gent. Sister to Mr. Thomas Greene, and Grandmother to John Ben- Dorothea, Hen. Brown, Uxoris Dorothea, Filia unica, nett, both huried Close by her. She Departed this Quam Lifc December the 22d, 1724. Mensis Maij die 14, A. D. 1743. I-‘ebris abripuit violenta octo septimanarum tridui Infantulam. Herc Lyeth Buried the Body of Mary, the third Nec Non Daughter of Mr. Jonnathan and Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, who Departed this Life the 28th Day of April, 1873. Filius eorum Thomas Garrard Brown, Qui visit menses v. dies 9, F. . i Brass taken out. Obiit Aprilis xix" A.D. 1755.

--in In Memory of Ann, the Wife of Mr. Amb. Freud, Here Lieth the Body of Elizabeth Brooke, Youngest who Died Nov. 11th, 1762. Daughter of Henry Brooke, Esq. of Christchurch, I Hants. who Departed this Life Oct. the 3rd, 1797, l Aged 2 years and 10 months. Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Edward Mason, who Died the 4th Day of August, Anno Dom. 1671.

Here Lieth the Body of Thomas Hayter, Esq. who Here also Lieth the Body of Edith, the Wife of Mr. died July the 12th, 1762, Aged 28 years. Edward Mason, who dycd the 28th of November, 1701.

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H. S. E. Here Lyeth ye Body of Susanna, Daughter of Ed- Ann King, the Daughter of Mr. Benjamin King, and ward Garrard, Esq. And of Ann, his Wife, who of Ann, his Wife, who died ye 7th of March, 1705', Departed this Life February the 18, 1727, Aged 3 Agcd 29 years. months. --in

I Here Lyeth the Body of Robert Blanford, who dyed Hero Lyeth ye Body of Isaac Blake, who dyed the the 23 of June, 1661, in ye 22d year of his Age. 7th of January, 1707, Aged 54 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Ann Blanford, the Wifc of Also the Body of Ann, his Wife, who dyed April 14, Robert Blanford, who Departed this Life the 24th of 17-I0, Aged 77 years. l January, 1713, Aged 78. 3 20 32 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS

H. S. E. i Here Lieth the Body of Mrs. Martha. Wat:-rman, yr- Edwardus Garrard, Edwardi Garrard, Arm" et A nna': Wife of Mr. William Waterman, sen. who died April Unoris, Filius; qui puerili nrlmodum netate, prompti ye Bth, 1726, Aged 72 years. ingvlrij, morumq. plurima dedit speeimina. q-_-—i-.-__11 Natns f 16 die Jan"-i Anno 1728, l Obijt I 30 die Sept. } Domini 1736. I-I . S. E. All joy, alljoy in Heaven. l Elizabeth Smith, Daughter of Caleb and lilizabetlr iN. Smith, who died Oct. 17, 1777, Aged 41 yeurs. Also Mary Smith, another of their Daughters, who Ihidem deposita est Anna, died May lst, 1794, Aged 31 years. Henriei Dorothea Brown Filia dileetissima, qua: obiit gii-iii Die Nativitatis X" Anno 1750, .FEtn.tis sure 5. H. S. H. Betty, the Wife of Charles Brnnder, Esq. and Dough- ter of Mr. William Vl'atern|an, jun. lnte of this City. llere Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth King, i She Departed this Life May the 24th, 1768. Daughter of Mr. Benjamin, and Ann King, who de-

parted this Life March ye 28, 1732, Aged 50 years. -—I—i|il1i llere alao Lyeth Buried her Sister, Mrs. Mary Baker, L the Widow of the Rev. Mr. John Halter, Late vicar l Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. William Waterman, of Rowde, in this County, who dyed the 2d of Fe» who departed this Life the 19th uf February, 1719, bruary, 1752, Aged 50 years, Aged 31 years.

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I-lere Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Ann Foyle, Wife of Here Lieth the Body of Mr. William Waterman, the Rev. Mr. Edward Foyle, Rector of Kimptnn, in Alderman of this City, who departed this Life the Hauts. She died August 4,-176_4, Ag-ed 20 years. 30th of Deeemher, 1715, Aged G3, Father of Mrs. Martha Hillman, who Lyeth here by. Also the Body of Ann Foyle, their Daughter, who dyed July Bth, 1765, Aged 5 years 9 months.

u-M-M II. S. E. The Rev. Henry Rigby, M. A. died 15th May, 1819, Martha, Uiror Gulielmi llilhnan, Pharmaeopola, Aged 77 years. Qui Obiit 2-5th Februarii, Anno Domini 1707, /l$t.2fl. Also Mrs. Martha Ilillman, Daughter of William and Martha Hillman, who died 3rd Septnmhor, 1708, H. S. E. Aged 69 years. Thomas, filius Jobannis Strong, & Catherinaa, uxoris, Likewise Rawlins Ilillman,who died 24-th Jan. 1704, Natus quartus, in Obiit 26 die November, Aged 60 years. T Also William Henry, and Godfrey, two of his Chil- zs:.;:=.~..=~;:=;=.=:"=~ i dren, died in their Infancy. L Liltewise William Henry, Son of William Hillman, i Mr. Joseph Gibbs died 20th Jan, 1761, who died 22d June, 1795, Aged 10 years. Aged 65 years. 1--t-—i—--Q Also Duleibella, his Wife, died 17th Oet. 1768, Aged 72 years. I H. S. E. i Johannes Strong, Gen. hujus .. . . Ci ..tatis Statulo uni per annoa triginta Clericus : in negotiis publicis pro- Here Lieth the Body of Mr. Joseph Vi’eat, Son-in-law i eurandis, dum cinereut vires, vigilans dz sagnx, in to Alderman Waterman, who Departed this Life conservandis quantum oflioii, ratio postularot privile- U Dee. 23, 1748. gijs, eonstans et fidelis. Obiit10 Apr. "l'esto Resur- w I-Iere Lieth ye Body of Elizabeth, Wife of Mr. Jo- reet. Dom. IE. V.C. 1704, }Etat. sum 62. seph West, who died the 15th of Oet. 1745. l C. U. & E. F. M. M. P.P. 321

In 05 Wilts.-SALISBURY. 33 0n Flat Stones in the North Chapel. I Under this Marble I-[ere Lyeth the Body \ Lycs Interred tbe Body of Jane Eyre, of Mr. Josepb Gitforde, J Who dyed of an Apoplexy. one of the Justices of the Peace on the 7tb day of Nov. for 1;]-,1; City, ' i Anno Salutis Humans: 1695, who Departed this Life June yﬂ 2d, Anno Dom. 1729, A594 39 Yea"! and 0119 M°"th- Aged 63 yea;-5, l Sbe was the second ‘Wife to Nicholas Eyre, Also Tbomasin, his Wife, who dyed the 3d day of August, Anno Dom. 1677, who dyed the lst of March, 1730. l in tbe 74tb year of his Age, by whom She had Issue

ii-ii three Sons and two Daugbters ; Viz. Jane, Relick of William Wasber, Esq. June 3d, 1805. Charles-Nicholas, William, and John, now Living, Mary and Martha Deceased. C. A. P. D. 1695. Arms-—Ona chevron three quarterfoils, impallng, three lions H. S. E. heads erased, bar-wise.

Robertns Heath, M. D. Robl Heath, Armigero, natus, To the Memory of ll. Ileath, Esquite, Aurato Richard John Gougb, illtriusq. Banco Late of Warminster, Wilts. sub Carolijmi Auspiciis, Attorney at Law, Judice Primario prognatus, who died the 29th ofJune, I811, Avi hisee titulis insigniti, Aged 44 years. Nepos dignissimus, Obijt 14° Martii, 1724, ' R. S . w. .l'“Etat. 67. Oct. 22, loos. A’.-m—A cross engrailecl between twelve billets.

Here Lyctb ye Body of Gabriel Barnaby, M.A. llere Lieth the Body of Rector of Wolverton and Wyke, in Hants. Captain Cornelius Mitchell, Fellow of Winchester Coll. Son of Thomas Mitchell, Gent. Son of Gabriel Barnaby, Gent. and Barbara, bis Wife, and Mary his Wife, who died March yB 16th, 1761, Daughter of William Ray, a Magistrate in this City, Aged 41 years. Obiit March 2d, Anno Domini 1718, flitatis 60. Ar-rna--A chevron between seven croulats fitchy, issuing out of as many boars’ heads, eouped close, four in chief, three in hue, Here lieth the Body of Msry, the Relick of Gabriel Crest-Dexter hand holding a sword. Barnaby, an Attorney at Law of this City. She was Daughter of Mr. Thomas Ray, a Clothier, upon the Ditch, in this Parish, by Margaret, his “’it'e. M. s. l She was Submissive to ber Husband, and after his Decease continued in a Widowhood truely Honour- Elizabeth Eyre, able. She had a rare and surprising understanding, Daughter of the and an uncommon quickness and strength of parts, Honorable Sir Anthony Chester, which were not sensibly impaired by ye decay of old 0t'Chichley, in the County of Bucks, Baronet, Age, but were daily improved by ye experience of And VVit'e of many years. As She was blessed with an extraor- Charles Nicholas Eyre, Esquire, dinary length of days, so she made the true and best By whom She bad use of that Blessing"; for, by a regular Devotion, and Charles Chester Eyre. constant Piety towards God, by Cbarity, Good “till, She was Born the XI of Feb. MDCLIX. dyed the xi of Mar. Mnccv. and Benefit-ence towards her Neighbour, She endeavoured to work out her Salvation here, that She C. A. P. D. might obtain Life and Immortality hereafter. Sbe A'rm|—0n a chevron, three quarterfoils, in chief a crescent ; died the 20th Day of August, impaling, a chevron engrailed between three rsms’ heads of her Age 96. horned, two in chief, one in base. 1“ "‘° Y°“ i of 0... Lord 1124. It 22

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This toombe Stone was Laide here by the Appoynt- T To the Memory of Richard Samuel Wyelrc, (lent. mente‘: at the cost of Thomas Raye, the Elder Alder- who dicd July y'= 31st, 1730, Aged 44 yenrs. man of this Citty, in Memory of, and to eovcr the And to the Memory ofAnn, his Wife, daughter of interred Corps of his Beloved and Eldest Sonn Mr. Robt. Coope, Late of this City. She died Jan. Thomas, who, while Hee lived, was a Dutievil & y= 27th, 1762, Agcd 66 years. Obidicnt Child unto his Parents, a Tender Loving Also Alice Wyehe Gough, thcir Daughter, Wife of l-lushand to his Deare Wife Barbarah, the Daughter l Lieut. Richard Gough, died March 5th 17015, of Francis Swanton, Esq. a neatc, ingenious, Civil], r‘ free, Loving Person to all bis Relacions, Prinds, dz . Aged 59 years. Acquaintanee. Hee Departed this life, a Pcnitent, ‘ Richard Gongh, Lieut. in his Majesty’s Late 05 Regi- failhlull, C‘-hearefull Christian, and a Zealons Sonn of ‘ ment, died 29th May, 1704, Agcd 71 years. the Church of England, one the 26th Day of Septem- -M---i_._-, hcr, in the yeare of our Lord God 1661, of the Age of 24 years, 7 months, aud 15 Dayes. Here Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Mary Barnaby, Daughter Thcrc llcst, Deare Child, in Peaceful Bliss, of Gabriel Barnaby, Gent. In this thy sleeping toome, by Mary his Wife. That time, by Mouldring thy Cropt budd Daughter of William Ray, To dust, may make a Roomc, ‘ A lllagistrate in this City, That my dead Corps, when down it drops, ‘ May once Againe embrace 1 Ob1]tApr1l 2d, Anno: igm. Thy blessed Dust, that in mine eyes, p Was once a Lovelie face. y ii-ii

Here Lieth the Body of Barbara Mitchell, Rclict of Here Lieth the Body of Mrs. Sarah Goddard, Daugh- Mr. Thomas Mitchell, and Daughter ter of Mr. Thomas Goddard, of this City, who dyed of Mr. Richard Eyre, Alderman of Feb. the 5th, 1756, Aged 77. l this City, who died Dec. 10, 17.51, Agcd B2. Jrmr—A fess between three battle-axes, twn in chief, one in 1 Here also lieth the Body of bane, In chief a crescent. \ the Rev. Mr. James Foster, who dicd Sept. 23, 1772, i Aged 67. Also the Body of Here Lyeth the Body of William Ray, Esq. Late I M elior Foster, llelict of the Consull at Smirna, who dyed ye 2d of February, 1704, y Rev. Mr. James Foster, in yfi 6-lth ycnr of his Age. r and Daughter of Mr. Thomas and Barbara Mitchell, --_-_ L who died 28th Oct. 1787, Aged B5. H. S. E. l Abigail, Ux : Johannis Vince, Qua: ob: 10 die Junii, 1705, 1Et 2 22. Here Lycth the Body of Elizabeth, thc Daughter of Ac etiam Alicia Wyehe, Uxor Benj: W'yche, Gent. Thomas Bennett, Gcnt. and Winiefred, his Wife, et Mater pried : Abig: Vince, r who Departed this Lifc 15 July, A. D. 1681, ]l:itatis Qua: ob : 30 die Nov. 1728. suze Denique, pranl: Benj: Wyche, -iii Qui Obiit 25 die Aprilis, \ l-I. S. E. Dom. 1734. l A""° i 113m. l 77. I Samuel & Robertus, Filii ..eardi-Samuelis Wyche, Juxta etiam jacet Rob: Nepos Gen. Samuel obiit xxxj" die Decenibris, }l7.tnt. u" j". Benj. Wychc, ob. Feb. 2, 1720, .rt. obiit iv die Januarij, mt. a" 2", A“ Dom. 1712. Jlitat. suzc 4. Oh Dolor ! Ncc non . . . etiam S. E. Benjamin Wyelle, llilius natu muz- Bea. \Vyche, A. M. Rector de Locl-cston, imns, Pl'E‘B(.l. Ric. Sam. W'yche, Obiit vi die Feb. A" Ne||os przcdieti Ben. Vlryche, Dfii 1719, Hit. a" 3". . . . . filii ere|1ti Vi" Heb- Oh. 0 Apr. A. D. 1752, EEL as. domadas. Oh maxime Dolor, Avi lcctor et luge. 32.

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ll:-re lieth huried Katherine, yﬁ sole Daughter of Mr. Here Lyeth the Body of John Powell, late of this ]);|,ui1:ll llales, first married to M r. Edward Edmonds, City, Gent. who Departed this Life Jan. ye 2d, 1737, nierehuut, of this City, 5.: afterwards to Mr. John Aged 63. Tllistletliwayte. Shoe died May ye 26, An" Dom. 1676. And under this Stone is interred his Daughter, Mrs. Catherine Powell, who died 6th Jan. 1757, -ii-M Aged 50 years. To the Memory of Miss Catharine Powell, Eldest Daughter of Sir Alexander Powell, Knight, and Danie Catherine, his late Wife. She dyed thc Bth of Here Lyeth the Body of Anne Powell, Late the Jan. 1777, Aged 19. W'ife of John Powell, of this City, Gent. who dyed ye Also of Alexander Powell, Esq. their youngest Son, 20 day of August, 1727, Aged 50 years. who died 29 Sop. 17 79, in the 17th year of his Age. iii-

i Ilere Lyeth ye Body of Anne Powell, Daughter of ll. S. John Powell, yﬂ younger, Gent. cl‘: Ann his Wife, Dorothy Clarke, Daughter of Richard Stanly, Esq. who Departed this Life the 3d Day of May, 1709, of Cruudal, in llampshire, llcliet of Benjamin Clarke, A gcd 5 years. (lent. of Stanley, ncar Wakefield, in Yorkshire, who dyed Juuc yo 9th, 1729, in the 411th year of her Age. Armv—ln pale, three escailups betwcen two ﬂanches ermine, impuling, per fess indented, in chief three stags’ heads caboshed Here Lyeth ye Body of Martha, Late Wife of Na- bar-wise, in base three eagles’ legs erased. thanael Webb, Gent. who Departed this Life ye 27 day of December, Anno Domini 1718, Aged 65. .Amae—A cross between four doves, conjoined, impaltng, I griffin segrejant. Sacred to the Memory of William Michael Burrough,

Son of Michael Burrough, Esq. Alderman of this iii-_ City, who died the 12th of June, 1805, in the 10th year of his age. H. S. E. Gulielmus Webb, de Hospitis Lincolniensis, in Comi- tatu Middleseirina, Generesus, ﬁlius dum visit uaicus Underneath is Interred the Body of Rebecca the Nathanielis Webb, Generosi, ct Marthm, uxoris ejus. second Wife of Mr. Alexander Powell. She was the Obiit14° Deeembris, A. D. 1708, at Etatis sum 2.5. Daughter of Mutliew Pitts, Esq. late ofthis City, and dyed the 11th of March, 1753, Aged 29 years. Arms--A cross between four doves conjoined. Sir Alexander Powell, K1 is also interred under this Stone. Arm-A chevron between three lions paws, two in chief, one Elizabetha, Filia Johannis Ballard, M.D. et Doro- in base, in chiefs crescent, on an escutcheon, quarterly, ﬁrst thze, Uxoris Ejus, Obijt Septembris xx" and fourth, a fess eheclry between three roundeis, two in chief, one in base : second and third a crosslet.

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Underneath is interred the Body of Dame Catherine Here lieth the Body of Sarah, the Wife of Scroope Powell, the third \Vil'e of Sir Alexander Powell, of Egerton, Esq. who died Nov. 13th, 1758. this City, Knight, and one of the Daughters of the Also of Scroope Egerton, Esq. who died April Bth, Right Rev. Dr. Edw. \Villes, Lord Bishop of Bath 1767, Aged 45 years. and Wells, who Departed this Life the 21st Feb. 1772, Aged 40. And of Alex. their eldest child, died the 26th Jan. 1760, in Anna Maria, his Widow, who died 20th Jan. 1787, thc 4th year of his Age, and is buried near this place. in the 7-1th year of her Age. Auu, his ﬁrst Wift=, is also buried here. She was the eldest Daughter of Thos. Gatehouse, Esq. of Lower Wallop, in Hampshire, and died the 28th Apr. 1747, Aged ‘Z9. Here Lyeth the Body of Ar-n|s—-A chevron between three lions’ paws, two in chief, Edward Edmonds, Alderman of this Citty, who died one in base ; impaling, a chevron between three mullets, two in the 7th day of July, 17. . chief one in base. Aged about 76 years. 24 as MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS

Henrietta, only Daughter of Joseph and Henrietta I-[ere Lyeth the Body of Henrietta, ye Daughter of Maberly, of Bedford Row, London, died 13th Nov. John Gore, Gent. who dyed February the 2d, 1083, 1818, Aged 5 years and 9 months. Aged 2 years and 2 weeks.

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Herc Lyeth Ann, the Daughter of John Gore, G ent. llere Lyeth ye Body of James Markes, Esq. De- who dyed ye 20 day of October, Itillfi. ceased ye 19 of November, 1679, who marryed ye Daughter and heire of Thomas Chafin, Esq. of ye Close, in Sarum. Here lyeth Elizabeth ye Daughter of John Gore, llere Lyeth the Body of Lady Markes, Reliet of Gent. who dyed the Bth of January, 16137. James Markes, Esq. who dyed the 22d of November, Anno Dom. 1092. -ii-i-i Arms—On a lion rampant, a crescent bet reen eight fleur-de- lis, a canton, ermine, irnpaling, atalbot passant, in chief ermine. Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Francis Stevens, Son of Mr. John Stevens, of the Close of Sarum, antl Mar- _-__a-ii garet, his Wife, Born May the ‘lflth, 1657, Deceased March ye Iflth, 1686. In Memory of Harriot Tatum, Daughter of John and Also ye Body of Mary, third Daughter of llerbert Catherine Tatum, of this City, who died Nov. the 17, Saladin, Esq. and Anne, his “rife, first married to the 1753, aged ten weeks. said Francis Stevens, afterwards to Mr. John Gaunt- lett, of Nctherhampton, who departed this life the 30th of March, 1714, in the 54th year of her Age. H. S. E. Quod unicum mori potuit Piaa beneficre que mulieris, Here Lyeth ye Body of Mr. Samuel] Brachar, who Temperantiaa Philips, died September ye 6th, 1074, Aged 35. Qua: Obiit Dech" 1"" A. D. I742, Eitatis sum 63. Brass from s stone taken away. Ihidem deposita est, Soror baud absimilis Margaret Philips, Quae obiit Dee. X"‘°, A. D. 1750, Johannis Ballard, M. D. ]Etatis sum Bl. Qui post praxin in hac civitate per xi. annos, peritc felieiter pie ,4rm.r—0n a chevron engrailed, three doves’ heads erased. exereitam, obiit Nov"' 9, A""° {.t:gll’.;l.i:l711T25, Herc Lyeth the Body of Lady Chafin, Relict of Thomas Chafin, of the Close of Sarum, Esq. Daughter ¢ and one of the Coheiresses of Thomas Hawker, of Thomas Tatum, Esq. Died 14th January, 1819, Aged Heighlsbury, in the County of VVilts. Esq. who De- 52 years. parted this life the 4th Day of January, Anno Dom. 1695. ? Ana:-—A talbot peasant, in chief ermine, impaling, a falcon perched. In Memory of Catherine, Daughter of John and Ca- therine Tatum, who died September 20, 1760, -iii-qi Aged five years four months. Here lieth the Body of Elizabeth Michell, Daughter In Memory also of John, Son of John and Catherine of the Rev. Mr. Thomas Miehell, and Eleanor, his Tatum, who died September 23, 1700, Wife, who, died Jan. 2, 1757, Aged '1 months. Aged three years ten months. They were lovely in their Lives, mi-r--ii And in Death they were not divided. Here Lyeth ye Body of Katherine, Daughter of Thomas Shuel-tburgh Tatunn, Scroope Egerton, Esq. and Sarah his Wife. She Born March lilth, 1798, died August 6th, 174.. aged one year. Died July 2d, 1800. 3 2.

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Here Lyeth the Body of Mary Pike, who died April Jane, Wife of Samuel Hawes, born 15 April, 1742, the 9th, 1766, Aged 49 years. died 9 Dec. 1783. Samuel, Son of Samuel and Jane Hawes, born 4 June, --ii-___-.| 1769, died 1e April, 1770. llere Lieth Mrs. Ann Cracherode, widow of Mr. Also of Samuel Hawes, Gent. who died August 6th, Thonias Cracherode, and Sister to Mrs. Temperance 1600, Aged 55 years. and Margaret Phillips, who died December ye 10th, 1750, in the I31 year of hcr Age. —

Arr:-ir—A saltire, ermine, between four leopards’ heads erased; Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Richard Tounsen, who irnpaling, on a chevron, ingrailed, three doves’ heads erased. \ l died Octor. ye 23, 1763, Aged 61 years. in

Here Lyeth ye Body of Mr. Roger Bedbury, who II. S. E. departed July ye 13th, 1670. Nov’ 25"‘ I739. Elizabeth Edmonds, wife of Ed- ward Edintiiirls, who was huried Sept. 23, 1709.

| Here Lyeth ye Body of Thomas, ye Son of Mr. Roger Bedhury, who dyed August 17th, 1675. H. S. E. Rubi“ Edmonds, Filins Henriei Edrnonds, hujns Civitatis nuper Alderman, Qui Obiit quinto dic Maij, Robert Alexander, Gent. died July ye 16th, 1644. 1714.

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In North Aisle. In Memory of Mr. Francis Hamwood, Late Steward to the Honb" Lieut. Gen. Cholmondle. He died Here Lieth the Budy of John Thomas Tatum, Son of John and Catherine Tatum, who departed this life Jail. ye 30th, 1762, Aged 57 years. Nov. 23¢], 1761, Aged 20 years.

Herc lieth the Body of Margaret, the Sister of Mr. Arthur Helme, juniour, who Departed this Life the Here Lyeth the Body of Dr. John Tatum, who De- parted this Lifc December 27th, 1763, A gcd 59 years. 25th of Aprill, 1672. Also of Catherine, his Wife, who died August 14th, I793, H. 5. E. Aged 67 years. Rich“ Eyre, Pbarmaeopola, Filius Gulielmi ct Gra- tia Eyre, Obiit{ 13 die Januarii, H. S. E. '3 Catharina Maria Tatum, Joannis Tatum, M. D. & "Ji.__;' fl ; _ _ _;:-:3‘-\_/:\ Catharime, ﬁlia. Nata Oct. 12, 1762, i " M. w. died April lst, I Brass taken out. 1764. Obiit Jan. 1, 1794. l‘ -Z-——J T ii‘ —7_

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Herc Lyeth the Body of Judeth Wanshomugh, the Beneath this Stone Rest the Rcmains of _ Daughter of Thomas W'anshorough, and Judeth, his Mr. Thomas Robert Guest, Wife, who Departed this Life May, 1678. Many Years an Inbabitant of this City. He was Born on the 3d of June, 1755,

m And died the 16th of December, 1816. A Man, in his intercoursewith the world, of In Memory of Francis Le Breton, second Son of the a most excellent and upright mind. Dean of the Island of Jersey, and Lieutenant in the His domestic virtues

Royal Navy, who Departed this Life Nov. 17th, i are more deeply engraven in the hearts of his A. D. 1708, Aged 28 years. afllicted Family, to whom his loss is irreparable. L 2.6 as MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS Herc Lycth yfl Body of James, Son of William and In the North Porch. Mary Millett, who departed this life Sept. ye 7th, Underneath this Stone are deposited 1767, Aged one year and seven weeks. the Rcmains of Mr. John Noble, Painter and Glazier, Herc Lycth the Body of William, Son of William and one of the Common Council and Mary Millett, who departed this Life June yfl 12, of the Corporation of this City. 1764, Aged one year and B months. He died September 12, 1617, Also Herc Lieth yo Body of Thomas, Son of Williain in the 66 year of his Age. and Mary Millett, who Departed this Life August ye He was a truly humble and sincere 25th, 1736, Aged one year. Christian, Possessing the ornament of a meek and quiet Spirit, and making Here Lycth y0 Body of Sarah, Vlfifc of William the word of God the guide of his Conduct. Millctt, and Daughter of Thomas and Mary Morgilfl. He passed through life universally respected, of Upwood, in the Parish of Hanlcy, in the County and in Death was not lcss lamented. of Dorsett, who departed this life December ye 16th, 1730, Aged 55 years. Reader, go and do thou likewise.

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Amelia Corbin H. S. E. Died Nov. 24th, I774, Ann Haskett, Obijt Nov. 11th, 1726. Agcd 2 years and 5 months.

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On a Monument against South Wall of Nave. W EST W O O D. f This Monument is inscribed to the Memory of Richard Cox, Esq. who died the 2d day of January, 1769, On Flat Stones in Chancel. Agcd 60 years. Here Lieth interred the Body of Mr. George Hough- 0'01‘ this exalted Artist's hallow’d Urn, ton, who Departed this life December 6, 1756, Genius shall droop, and pensive Friendship mourn: Aged 56. Bold plastic Skill with Honour mark’d his name, Also, hcrc lieth interred the Body of Mrs. Ann, the Brought Independence, and a well-earn’d Fame. Wife of the above, who Departed this life Feb. 7th, Amidst these shades, in life's calm eve, rctir’d, 1762, Aged 62 years. He died lamented, as be liv’d admir’d. Ar-m.r—Argent., three cocks, gules; on a chief, azure, a pale, of the ﬁrst, charged with a rose, gulcs, between two ostrich feathers, or. Here Lieth the Body of Daniel Bcndy, who Departed this Life March 5th, 1772, Agcd . . years. This Monument adjoining, was Ercctcd by Mary, the Widow of Richard Cox, Esq. In Memory of Thomas Sumpsion, who died April ye in Conformity to his \Vill. 14, 1739, Aged 26 years. She died June 17, 1769, Samuel, his Son, died May 19,1739, Aged 13 months. Aged 41 years, And is huried in the same Vault. Also in Memory of Jane, Relict of Thomas Sumpsion, -—~—-_i.-_-1,- and Wife of Robert Witcombe. She died July the Against North Wall of Nave. 6, 1770, Aged 64 years. To the Memory ofJohn Painter, late of Ililmarton, in Also in Memory of Robert Witcombe, who Died this County, who died Feb. ye 17th, 1726, May 24, 1774, Agcd 64 years. Agcd 73 years. 3 2.

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On a Flat Stone in Nave. On Flat Stones in N. Aisle. This Ercctcd by her Executor Oliver Cromwell. Here lyeth the Body of Margreat, the Daughter of Anthony Millett. Vvilliam Power, and of Margreat his “’ife, who Dc- parted this life Nov. 7, 1721, Aged 9 weekes. H ere lyethe ye Body of 'l‘honias Garland, who departed Jan. ye Bth, 1719, Hitatis sun: '18. Ilere lyeth the Body of Mitress Elizabeth Savage, wife of Charles Savage, of Westwood, in the County Also here lyeth the Body of Grace, of Wilts. Esq. who Departed this life the 16th Day of the Wife of Tobi Garland, February, 1713-14. who Dr-partml this Life the 14th day of Nov. 1709. j

Here Lyeth the Body of Charles Savage, Esq. who North Aisle. departed this life the one . . . . . Day of Feb. Anno llcre resteth, expecting the second coming of our Dom. 17l4.

‘iii-ii Saviour Christ llntn _jml_gement, the Bodie of John s l"urcwe-ll, late of Westwood, in the Cou||tic of Wilts. 'l'l:-tqiiirn, Justice of Peace and quorum of the several The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, and N. Aisle. Coulltius of .§.ol|1ersot and “'ilts. who left tllis life the uinntcoiitli day of Sept. Anno Dom. 1642, }Et.atis su'.|- till. l.":irewt:ll, that Gentleman who in his life COLLINGBOURNE DUCIS. Liv'd died beloved of his niost loyall ‘Wife : Ilis constancie to such as did him knowe, Imnvcs him lamented in his urne belowe; On a Monument in Chancel. Ilis courteous name his tocke,his kin can tell, Near Rest the Remains of thc Rev. William Tom- Ilow fast a friend they found in this Farewell. lins, M. A. Many year Rector of this Parish, be- Moi-tuorurn vita in memoria |oved and revered for his exemplary Discharge of vivorum posita est evry pastoral and Chritian Duty. His Death was Finis lcgis est Christus. an incxpressible loe and grief to all With whom he .Jrms—Quart1-rly, first and fourth gules, on a chevron, urgent, toodconnected by the Functions of his Sacred Oflico n mullet, of thc lirst, ht-tween three escallops, sable; second or the Ties of social intercourse. aml lhinl salilv, a saltirc argt.-nt, in fess point a crescent of the same : im|>alin|.5, or, on a bend, gates, three mullets, sable; in On a flat stone near the above. '5' chic!‘ a ercsccnt for difference, sable. Here rest the llemains of the Rev. William Tomlins,

N- late Rector of this Parish, Obiit 17'" Nov, 1787, ﬂiltati 73. EPITAPH.‘ Also Sophia his Wife, Obiit 3d April, 1766, JEL 74. C lose in the bosom_e of this Mournful Tomb, H urry’d from Earth to his Eternal honie, A n early Trophy of Death's Conquering Power, Arms in Chanee£—-On achevron three roundele between three ll. cposing, waits for Nature's last great hour. leopards‘ heads caboshed. I. ife, like a Morning Vision ﬂed away, A-A-—-Q ll rc wo could perfectly perceive the day, S 0 soon we lose what long wc’d have to stay. On a Monument ag-alnst N. Wall of Nave. 12* ate tooke no pity on his tcnder years, Near this Place lies Interred the Body of John ll. egardcd not his parents pious tears, Vincent, Gent. who departed thi life June 5th, 17.56, A ll their vain grief the victim could not save, in the 70th year of his Age. N or keep their boy from the devouring Grave; Also uear this Place is interred Dorothy, Wife of C rowi|'d with his native Innocence he fell, John Vincent, Gent. who Departed this life February K ings Ci'own’d with Lawrel seldom dye so well. the ‘Jlst, 1753, in t.he 63d year of her age. . L et age and youth from hence this maxim know, .4:-rm--Azure, three cinquefoils or. vb I f lleaven commands, the best are forc’d to go, N otliing that's good is Permanent below. Charles Francklin The Church consists of Chancel, Nave, North and Departed this Life March 6, 1701 South Aisle. ------Y°al'5- 5 ‘ The Earl of A ylesbury Lord of the Manor. 28

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Hatdinients in the Chancel. Azure, a cinquefoil, ermine, impaling per fess; quarterly, EVERLEY. first and fourth sable, on a fess, or, three rnullets oi‘ the first between three griflins’ heads erased of the second 5 second and third azure, three stirrup-irons, or, within a border argent, charged with ten pellets, in base quarterly, first and fourth Upon the North Wall of the Nave. azure, B chevron between three swans’ heads erased, Brgent; In Memory of Francis Dugdale Astley, Esquire, second and third argent, on a cross-molinc, gules, B celestial the rnuuificent Founder, Builder, and Donor of this crown, or, in chief a crescent, gules, for difference. Church, and of all the Ecclesiastical buildings apper- taining to it, of the Patteshull branch, He was lineally Quarterly, first and fourth azure, a cinquefoil ermine, on an escutcbeen argent, Bsinister hand gnles; second and third er- descended from the very ancient and honorable house mine, on B bend sable, two bands per pale holding aborse-shoe of Astley Castle, in the County of Wanvick, distin- ermine, over all, on an escutcheun, gulee, a saltire, or, charged guished by King Henry VI. with the most Noble with a cross engrailed urgent. Order of the Garter. In the year 1776, he married Mary, second daughter and co-heiress (with Dorothea Azure, B cinquefoil argent, within B border ingrailetl or, impaling, quarterly, first and fourth sable, on a fess, or, three Lady Lethbridge) of William Buekler, of Boreham, esloilcs, gules, between three grifiins’ beads erased or; second in this County, Esquire, by whom he has left three and third, three stirrup-irons per pale, straps or, within a border sons, survivors. He married, secondly, in 1605, sable, charged with ten plates. Anne, daughter of Henry Gcast, Esquire, and Niece of Richard Dugdale, Esquire, of Blythe Hall, War- wiclrshire, who was descended from Sir William ’ *T“ .....-J Dugdale, Knight: by Her he had no Issue. Reader, reflect, that disregard of truth is, in places like this, N l:".Tll.1iRAVON. the most unhallowed, and the plain detail of character is all that the best of men can or would approve or allow, the name on this marble lives, and will long On Monuments in Chancel. live, in the memorials of his actions: the good deeds Dedicated to the Memory of Daniel Heme, Esq. of of the eneourager of planting and husbandry: of the “Fest Amesbury, in this County, who Departed this resident and considerate land-owner: of the active life the '2'2d of January, 1614, Aged B0 years. And and upright magistrate: the public-spirited friend of is interred nenr his Brother Thomas. the British King and Constitution. Go deeper, \ reader, and thou mayest learn that he was loved and drms—Sablc, a chevron, ermine, between three storks° bends erased, argent. revered for his exemplary discharge of the duties of Husband, Father, Friend, and Christian. \-/’ He died the 26th of April, and was deposited in the Near the Wall, on the East side of this Chancel, are Vault beneath, May the 4th, 1818, Aged 76 years. deposited the Rcmains of Thomas Herne, of Blooms- Shields qf Arms: F bury, in the County of Middlesex, Esq. descended from a Family long resident in this Parish. He mar- II Azure, B cinquefoil ermine. ried Mary, Daughter of Richard Marriott, Esq. of the 2| Sable, on B bend cottized argent, three lions peasant of the last. Exchequer Oflice, bnt died without Issue, June 26, 8. Argent, three lozenges in fess, gules. 1790, Aged 63 years. 4. Argent, a chevron counter-imbattled sahle, between three griflins’ beads erased, or. This Monument was erected by Daniel Horne, Esq. 5. As the first. To the Memory of a Brother much loved and cstccmcd. 6. Azure, three stirrup-irons and strap, or. gins-Sable, Bchevron ermine, between three storks argent, 1’. Azure, a chevron between three swans’ heads erased argent, B. Argent, a cross-rnoline, g'u.les, in chief a crescent of the last, for difference. In Memory of Dorothy, “fife of Richard Chandler

ll.- ‘ha ‘___/‘I _Hale, Esq. who died Sept. 12, 1776, .Ag_ed .56 years. Also the Body of Richard Chandler Hale, Esq. who $1 died Jan. 1777, Agcd 50 years. In East Window of the Chancel, in stained Glass : \.. ' Azure, a cinquefoil, ermine. Crest-On a wreath, 1-—-_-ii-N azure and ermine, a plume of ostrich feathers, argent, \ on Fm Stones _issuing out of a ducal coronet, or. In Memory of Richard Compton, who died July 29, ' Fide sed cui vide.’ 1779, Aged 66 years. L . 32.

, 1.. .5 Wilts.--ENl’OltD--FITTLETON. ~11 llere resteth the Body of Anne Gape, the Widd. of is Interred beneath. He had Issue three Sons andﬁve Thomas Uape, Esq. and Daughter of Williarn Back- F Daughters, ol' which Children four died in their lu- house, of London, Esq. who Departed this life the__ 29 l faney; ofthe other four Edward died April 10, l'7U8, ofA|1ril, moo. L '7-~ Aged 73, and is Interred at Rushall. He married

I I Barbara, the Daughter of Paul Methuen, of Bradford, Esq. by whom he left Issue two Sons, John, died \ On a Brass Plate. .' 1 /i-' - ' Unmarried I-'eb. 27, 1797, Aged 79, and is Interred In Certain llope and expectation beneath, Ann died Unmarried Oet. 15, 1757, Aged of a Blessed Resurrection, Resteth 37, and is lnterred beneath. Hester married her llere the Body of John Samwell, who Cousin, Smart Poore, of Alton, Esq. She died Departed this life the 17th Day of May, March 1, 1770, Aged 43, and is interred at Fighel- A. Dom. 1069. dean, leaving Issue one Daughter. \l~ Arms—-A chevron between tbrce niullcls, impaling, a chevron ... ____.. \_» ermine, between three slorks. F 'l‘he Church consists of Chancel, Nave, North aud ——1—1—1--- South r\i.~\lt'.~4. 'l'ho Nave is supported by four plain \ In Memory of Henry Hunt, and of Mary his Vi/ife. arches o|1 oaeli side, and round pillars. She died 12 my, 1140, Aged :32. Michael llieks Beach, Esq. Lord of the Manor. i ]Ie died '20 July, 1773, Aged 65. [J l Also Henry, their Son, Died lltth March, 1776, Aged 44. I-l1—s —— --r “:7 :_ 4 And Mary, their Daughter, Wife of John Marshall, died the 22d Oet. 1786, Aged 55. l-IN FORD. In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of Thomas Hunt. She was an affectionate Wife, a tender and discreet Mother. Her Memory will be Justly dear to the good North Aisle. and wise, wbo know that Piety and true happiness generally accompany the faithful performance of the llere lyeth liurycil ye Bodye of Mrs. Jenever Basl-Ler- duties of domestiek Life. She died the 15th of Jan. vih.-, Widowu, ye late wife of William Baskerville, ol' Wuubrough, I-inquire, by whome She had Issue 1109, Aged 37. .'l".li7.almt|1y,, Wife of Thomas Petre, Sonn of John As a Testimony of ﬁlial and fraternal Respect and i Lord Pctre, and Marye, ye wife of Thomas Foster, Affection, and of the deep regret be feels for the loss .l'i:1q, Iler Vertuous life, Bountyfull Hospitalyte, of the best of Wives, Thomas Hunt bath caused this B: Charitable Rellevinee of ye Poore, Have left Her i Monument to be ereeted. Name Gracious on Earth, <5: Poundc a Rewarde J in-ii-—-—— Glorious in Heaven, whether she Departed ye 2 daye 1- ofJa.n. 1616. I The Rev. John Prince Vicar. Jrsls-Azure, I chevron, gules, between three hurts; impaling or, three eagles displayed, issuing out of as many cres- F John Bennet, Esq. Lord of the Manor. cents, azure. &\

*— im 41 _= Gules, a bend or, between three eseallops, argent; impaling azure, a chevron, gulcs, between lhree burts. FITTLETON. \.

Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth argent, a chevron, vert, between three bugle-horns, sable; second and third argent, on a bend, sable, three birds, or; impaling, argent, a chevron, gules, On Flat Stones in Chancel. between three hurts. Luane, Wife of Robert Merchant, died 4 of January, ‘*§l*1*_“I 1769, Aged 64. South Wall of the Chancel. Rev. Robert Merchant, B. D. Rector of Fittleton i Beneath are Deposited the Remains of Abraham Forty years, died 7 of April, 1773, Aged 91. Poore, of Longstreet, in this Parish, Esq. who died November 26, 1767, Aged B0. He was the third i Son of Edward Poore, of Figheldean, Esq. and Judith, Uxor. Rogeri Key, Married Ann, Daughter of John Herne, of Nether- Deo eﬂlavit Animam avon, Gent. She diedFebruary ‘I8, 'l759,Aged 70, and 1 Jan. 28, 1701. 33°

I 42 MONUMENTAL IN'SCRIPTI'0NS I / I.-"' Hie requiescit, 1~ On a Flat Stone in Nave. if '1 Spe Resurrectionie Rev. Robt. Merchant, B. D. Fellow of Magdalen Dominus, Johannes Bnckenham, » College, Oxford, Son ofJane and Rev. Robt. Merchant, hujus Eeclesiaa Rector digoissirnus. \ late Rector of I-‘ittleton, died 6 May, 1779, Aged 40, Omnigena virtute sane exumus, . i-it-‘_- S“ Septern per annos Oflicium ﬁdeliter, -’ In the North Aisle. ‘I postquam przestitisset, Near this Spot is Interred W'illiam Beach, Esq. fate prob dolor l of Neatheravon Houae, who departed this life on the functns est, , 9th of June, 1790, Aged 70. 14 Junij, Anno Dom. The relnaiua of Ann, his Wife, who died at Oakley l 1693. l Hall, on the 4th of Jan. 1788, Agcd 69, and arc depo- Close by his Right Side lies Elizabeth, his Wife, who sited in the parish Church of Dean, in the County ol' lived with ber Husband 5 years from her Virginity, I Southampton. and was a Widow 24, who departed not from tbe In aﬂirctionate Reverence of their Memory, Michael Temple, but served God with Fasting and Praying, Hicks Beach, their Son-in-Law. and Henrietta Maria Luke ye 2d. A Woman full of Good Works and Hicks Beach, their Daughter, Erccted this Monument. Aims deeds, which She did (Acts ye 9.) till her \ death, Oct. ye 20, 1717, i‘Etat. 55. .. _»' .»,<- -- \:'- .4rrm—-A lion rampant, impaling, a nnicorn's head erased, I This Marble is dedicated to the Memory of ll enrietta in chief three lozenges, bar-wise. Q M aria, the eldest Daughter of Michael 1-licks Beach,

’ Z \" . Esq. and Henrietta Maria his Vl"ifu. She died June \// On a Brass Plate S. Wall of Chancel. _/'="' 5- 5-,)__T -- ' the 22, 1803, A goal 23 yeurs. Thomas Jay, uppon ye death of Thomas Jay, His W Also of.Ann, their second Daughter, who died Oct. Father, one of his M aj“' Justices for this County of . the 16, 1802, Aged 17 years, and was buried in the Wiltes, dz sometime parsoo of this Place, who died Church of Vl'itco1nbe, in (.iloucestershire. April 2s, ices. Also of Jane, their third Daughter, who Died Jan. Courteous Beholder, if you long to know 3 the lst, 1796, Agcd 9 years, and was lnterred at Who Tis yt dwells in Sacred peace below, ‘ Low Layton, in the County of Essex. Lift up your eyes, Read, and but use his name, Each Toung will tell Large Stories ofhis fame. A. And Likewise of William nod Charles, who died T‘was an admired oricle yl did teach \\ I tlftilltfl. y __..__._ All by n Pious life which bee did preach; {ya Twas one yl in ye common wealth did beare E Regi iter began 1623. As great a stroalte of worthiness as heare; L if _.~__* __ e Twas one yt heing Rich, made all the poorc Neighbouringe near to him, Sharers in his Store ; Twas one soc innocent, yl he durst trust ALTON PRIOR. Those whom his owne experience knew unjust; -Iii-___ Twas one yt joy'd to dy when few could live, l On a Brass Plate in Chancel. A Better Reason to desire to live: Boldly hee loolfid on death, and sn1il’d, yet wept, i This was but One, though taking Room for three, Showers of Repentant Teares for sin so slept. Religion, Wisdom, Hospizalitiez ' Memento Mori. But since I-leave Gate to Enter by is straight, i His Fleashes BurdE Hcere he lcft to wait, Thomas Jenye, upon the death of Ann, his Wife, y Til ye last 'l‘rufi‘1pc blow opt"-3 ye widc Gate, who dyed the ll day of Sept. A. D. 1612, Leaving To give it entrsEe To ye Soule its mate. bcehinde her xi Children, 5 Sonncs VI Daughters. The joy of Jeayc is gonne from world's woe i. Willifi Button, Esq. Dying A. Diii, 1590, flit. 64, ’ To heavenly Joy and happie rest, . left by his Wife Mary, Daugh. to Sir Wm. Kallwcy, But left son1e'Joyes, her deerest Joy to cheere, Knt. VI Sons, Ambrose, Knt. Wm. who Married Amidst his cares in sad and pensive brest. L9\ ‘ Jane, Daughter to John Lambc, of Coulslfi, John, /Irma-—Argent, on a chevron, sable, a sun in full glory be- Francis, Edward, and Henry, 2 Daughters, Dorothea, tween three lions’ heads erased, gules; lmpaling, qnartefy, married to John Drake, of mofit Dralte, in thc first and fourth it bend, ermine, between two eagles displayed, County of Deva, Esq. it: Cccilic, Married to Sir sable; second and third sable, on a chevron argent, three fleur- i Sir Tho. Mewys, of Kingstfi, in the lsle of Wigl|l., dc-lis, gules, between three towers argent. . Knight. Argent, on a chevron, sable, a sun in full glory between three A‘ Erected by Sir William Button, Knight, Grand Child lions’ heads erased, gues; impaling quarterly, first and fourth gules, two bars ermine; second and third . . . . . a lion rampant, to the first Vl’illiarn, and Sonne and hcirc to thc latter, tzules. l in pious illa-inory. 331

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On a Flat Stone in (Thancel. his Death could not but cause much grief in them for lit-re |.yutl| the Body of John Qmith, Esq. wbo died the loss of so good a Christian and Neighbour. lle /\u|_-;u~:l the lltll, I7-12, Agcd 31 years. Died April 27, 1735, In the 60 year of his Age. Also nu-nr this Place lycth the Body of Dela River Arma—A fess charged with a chaplet, between three billctls; Hmilh, \\'ill~ ol' the ahove-named, who died Nov. the a crescent, for dilference. ‘lild, 17-zu, Agcd :14. xlrnlv --( In :1 ll-as lhrcv ll:-||r-de-lis between as many aaltires, illlll|lil'|H l'ur 1lill'en-nee, over all an escutcheon; quarterly, ﬁrst On Flat Stones in Body. ;il|I| limrlh nmlu-|u:; sccoiul and third three quartet-foils. l"H:\t- .-\n nsl|'it:ii ||nl|li|t|.;' H. horse-shoe. Here lies the Body of Robert R-EBi'LS, Gent. who died August 29, 17-I3, Aged 75 years-

u-_i.ii—-.| At the foot of this Stone lies thc Body of Jane, the On I-‘lat Sloues in 1\'a\'e. Wife of Robert Recks, Obiit the 20 Day of August, 1701, Aged U7. l'ml1~ru|-:¢l.|1 urv laiul l.ll|' rt-mains of W'm. Hitchcock, '1 who 1ll=|utrh-1| this liii: March 3, H112, D-in-11 Agni] (iii yours. ln Memory of William Stone, sen. who Died August 1-ri---—-1 ye 20th, 1710, Aged 75. lu M1-nmry of I-'.li/.:tlu.-lli llitulicnck, who died Nov. Also Elizabeth, his \\’ife, Died March ye l, 17-ll}-9, 4, l7|lli, Agoll 7U years. Aged 95. lu Miriuury of Haruli llitchcoch, who Died Dec. 14, Also William Stone, Sou of 'Willinrn and Elizabeth I769, A gull 54 years. Stone, died July the 27th, 1751, Agcd 65 years. Horn lycth y" Body of William Hitchcock. lle died Elizabeth Stone, Wife of William Stone, Jun. died gr.-pt. 20, 1730, Aged 60. April the 12, 1735, Aged 79.

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:—_ 7 - 7 _ #7 T On a Monument in Nave. A L'l‘(J N ll ARN HS. H. S. E. Elizabeth, Daughter of Thomas and Mary Chandler, who died Sept. 27th, 1785. In lilumcel Winslow. Thomas Chandler, who died June 12, 1790, Aged 62. Williani luimplugli, tirzuulsuu to Archbishop, Laﬁi Mary Chandler, who died Sept. 15th, 1800, Aged 82. 'l'rulm||

Flat Stunts. Etiam hie provoto suo jaeet Elizabetha, conjux pia, Obiit A” X" 1677. (if Hurnli. “life of George William Crowe, Esq. who Elizabetham died I~l Julie, I814, Aged 43 years. Libros habuere et W'arnerum, qui ut utriq.justa facere --i--i1 Marcus, haze Parentavit, A” Dom. 1677. llere I.y1-l.h ye Bmly of Francis Skull, Gent. late of this Parisli. llc was a person of great Probity, .-'l.|'i1'l._j||sticu, and universal Charity. In all exercises of Devotion, he was uniform and regular, and in H. S. E. iloing every act ol' Kindness and Benevolence, Con- Gulielmus Budd, L. L. B. Quondam Novi Coll. Oxon .~.-l.:u|l. mul l'erse\-uring. As these amiable Qualities Socius, ethujus Eeel. Rector. Qui obiit . . Die Sept. III-illll? him lmlovcnl by Every one that knew him, so Anno Dom. 1685, .FEtatis 56. 33 2

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Against the West End of the Church. On a Flat Stone in Chancel. Underneath are Deposited the Remains of the Rev. Underneath Nicholas Preston, A. M. 40 years Rector of this lyeth the Body of Parish, who Departed this life Dec. 16, 1777, Aged 7'7. George Lewis, And of Mary, his Wife.

n She died April 7th,177U, __‘|n-l~:_q Aged 53 years. L The Warden of New College, Oxford, is the Lord of l He died Jan. 9th, 1766, the Manor. l Aged 78 years. Also of The Rev. Wiﬂiam Crowe, LL. B. Rector. George Lewis, Jun. who Departed this Life Register commenced 1593. ye 3rd of July, 1709, Aged 35 years. There were no persons interred either in the Church or Churchyard from the year 1592 to 1602. And of Sophia Ford Lewis, Daughter of George Lewis, Jun. and Ann, his Wife, who Departed this Life 10 April, 1607, In the 16 year of her Age.

H PATNEY. ‘l On a small Monument against S. ‘Wall of Nave. -l Near this Place Lyeth yﬂ Body of Robert, ye Son of ‘William and Mary On a Monument in the North Wall of the Chancel. Hayward, Sacred to the Memory of Marden, of who departed this life the 9th of Sept. 1722, Thomas Noyes Lewis, Aged 28 years. late of Wedhamptou, Gent. a who Departed this Life 5th April, 1811, Aged 51 years. A Opposite the Gallery, in the South Wall. John Lewis, late of Devizes, Gent. who Departed Near this Plaee this Life Bth May, ‘I614, Aged 46 years. lies interred ye Body l of Mr. Robert Amer, M-M-i L who died July the 4th, South Wall. I I740, In the 66 year of his Age. To the Memory of Mrs. Eliza Coohson, I1!-I1}-iii: Wife of the Rev. Mr. Cookson, I and Daughter of Mr. Richard Bull, Druggist, In the East Whidow of Chancel is a little painted of Ludgate Hill, London. glass, V. O. and G. In the South Wall is a pis- She Died Sept. 21, 1155. eina. Her Faith was Humble, her Piety Sincere, i her Charity Universal. I The Rev. Richard Cutler, Rector. 333

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LAVERSTOKE. Against South Wall of the Body. sacred to the Memory of Catherine Burrough, Late of Andover, Spinster, who died the 22d Day of Fe- l On a white marhle monument against the north wall of Chancel. l bruary, 1813, Aged 58 years. She was the Daughter Near this Place lieth the Body of Peter Bathurst, ofThomas Burrough, Gent. and Catherine his Wife, lute of Ularemlou Park, in this County, Esq. B man formerly of this Parish. wt-ll worthy ofiiiiitution both in puhlic and in private Fl life. lu private life a lover.uf letters and liberal On I-‘lat Stones in Body. luiowloilgo, ulleetiouate and affable to a numerous Here Lieth the Body of James Dyer, of London, who ]"a|uiIy, by all ofwhom he was respected and beloved, departed this Life Dec. lst, 1766. u uiaster of that economy, which, while it kept him l'rt.-|:, trmililetl llllll at onee to l)E both generous and _jusl.. l|| puh_ii|: life a lover of his Country, which Sacred to the Memory of Mary Duval, who died ho long u|ol fuitlifully sorveil in Parliainent, under May 30th 1813, Aged 70 years. ililli-r|.-at rt.-igiis and alilfcrent aaltniiiistrations, without -i|i..__i. st:|:l..i||g, or_e\'t_rn expecting, any other reward, than thc limo-st eo|iseiou.-.uess ol' having acted as became him. Hatehment in the Chancel. lle was twice. m:u'|'ied: lirst to Leonora Maria, sole Sable, two hare ermine, in chief three cross pattee or, on an llaugltter and lltsi|'es.-= of Ulla:-ins llow, of Grytworth, i escutcheon, azure, a chevron, or, between three two-headed in tho County of 1\'o|'tl|-auipton, l-Isq. hy_whorn he left l eagles displayed, of the same, two in chief, one in base.

two llungliters-, nml, secondly, to the Lady Selina 2+? Shirley, one of the l)nughters.of Robert Earl of Fer‘- rurs, by whom he left five Sous, and ten Daughters. E1-tractsfrom the Parish Register. lle died tl|e 25th Day ofApril,l74B, Aged Sixty-two [Marriagera] YB III‘!!- 1729, April 20th. ‘John Burt-ough:Ann Martyn of His Widow, the Lady Selina, hath erected this Mo- Serum. nument, being desirous, as far as possible, to perpe- 1777, Oct. 20. Thos. Carey, ye younger, of the tuate his memory when the living witnesses of his Island of Guernsey: Elizabeth Burrough, virtues are no aiorc. by Licence. A.-ms-Ssbfe, two bars, ermine, in chief three cross pattee or, [Burials.] a nrrestzent uhme, ofthe same, on an escutchcon or, a fess sable, between three wolves’ heads, eouped, of the same; inipaling, 1734, ‘John Burrough, Jan. Ann Burrough Aug. 1'7. qllarllrrly, ﬁrst und fourth, paley of six, or and sable, a canton, 1746, April 30, Peter Bathurst, Esq. ermine; secolill laud third ||uarterl_v, France and England, 1748, Jan. 16, Catherine Burrough. 1760, Feh. 13, Thos. son of Mr. Thomas Burrough. w 17.59, April 9, ‘Thomas Burrough. On Flat Stones in Chancel. 1762, Sept. 7, Mrs. Mary Burrough. Here Lyeth Buried the Body of Nathaniell Marshall, 1762, Dec. 14, Elizabeth Burrough. Gent. who deceased ye ‘7th Day of August, Anno 1770, April 4, Catharine, wife of Mr. Thos. Burrough. Dom. 1696, in the 76 year of his Age. 1770, Dec. 21, The Lady Selina Bathurst. 1770, Nov. 1, The Lady Bathurst Cooper. -M-_-ii 1761, Jan. 17, Mr. James Burrough. .... Lycth Jane, yo Wife of Thos. Safe, who dyed 1784, Sept. 2-5, Mr, Thomas Burrough. August y" 20th, 1706, Aged 33. [Baptisms] 1764, Sept. 22, Catherine d. of Mr. Thomas and Ca- therine Burrough. Against North Wall of the Body. 1757, March 12, Thos. s. of Mr. Thos. and Catherine llere Lyeth the Body of William Fawltoner, of Burrough. lllestbury, Esquire, in the County of South. Deceased Thos. Burrough, Gent _' Catherine, 11: March, Anno Dom. 1644, fhitatis sum B2. of Laverstoke, Wilts. I

--i—---n-1_ Thoiiiiis, a Jtidge of the I I D Czatherine. Court of.. . . h. at I..a\-erlloclr, I751’. h. 1754. On a Brass Plate. 9d. Selina Shirley _ Pet. Bathurut, Esq. '" I. Leonora Mario, d. Oﬂ' Yer charite p3’ for the Soul of Antony Ernley, 4|. of Robert, Earl of Clarendon Park, Ersole h. ofCh. How, csquier, and Margarctt, his \'Vyfe, which Antony FEl'I‘B-l'B,(llB(i 1770. l). IGB-6, d. I748. of Grytworlh, co. Deco-‘will I-he 17 Day of November, An. Dom. 1530, I\'orthampton, Esq. l on who‘ Soule Jhu have mrE'y. Five Sons, Ten Daiiighters. Daug. Ddug. .5“ , 334

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-1.1--ii.’ . i Here Lyeth yﬂ Body of Mr. Charles Turner, Young- est Sonne of Mr. \‘Villiam Turner, and Mary, his On small Tablets by the north wall of Chancel. g Wife, who Departed this Life ye Uth Day of Nov. In Memory of Maria Kirkmnn, Widow of John Kirk- ‘ Anno Dom. 16211, Hiltat. sua: 20. man, Esq. late Alderman, and ona of the Representa- ‘ tives in Parliament for the City of London, Died llth Dec. 1805, Aged 63 years, ii Elizabetli Bates Buried January ye 17 Dny, 5 1684. -iii..-

To the Memory of Maria and Ann Kirkmau, whose ‘ short Lives exhibited the true loveliness of the Female \ On Flat Stones in B. Aisle. Charaeter under the inﬂuence of Virtue and Religion. [lero Lyeth Buried the Body ol' 1".|la-ard lilnelu-r, Maria died Dee. 4th, 1791, Aged 22 yenrs. Ann \ Esq. Ililldest Sonne and Heir of ll-'illi:uu lilneki-r, P Died Jnue 28th, 1799, Aged 28 years. Late ef the Close, of Sarum, Esq. Uliiit noun “in Aug-usti, 10.50. q-i-.1-it \ \./ . On Flat Stones in ('hanr:el. Herb Lieth the Bully of Wil. lilaelu-r, this yrraiiigiir Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. Charles Riley, who I Sﬁlllle 0|' \Vill. Illnul-ter, .|'ls-1|. |)|-r_:<-st:-it-cl, who Wlli-l dyed the 5th Day of May, Au” Dom. 16BB. Bnrieil the 22d day of August, in the ycnr of nur Lord 104.5.

Flat Stones in Chancel. On a Hatehment against N. Wall of Chancel, I-leare Lyeth Buried Mary, the Wife of Stephen In Memoriam laudabiligviri Stephani Bowman, Ge. Bowman, Gent. who Departed this Life the sixteenth nerosi, humaniter inortui divinitus Coronatt, Anno Day of December, 1644. Domini I659, Marti] die 23, Hiitat. 71!. Arins—-OI‘, a elnwron, gules, between three bows of the nune, impaling gules, a bend oi‘ the limb nfu. tree, riqruly and trnnlted, Here Lieth the Body of Mr. John Chappel, Prebend , argent.

of Coumb and Harnham. He died the 17th of j iiciiii August, 1672. ‘ OK Here Lyeth yﬂ Body of Robert Chappell, Gent. ye On a Hatchment by the sonlli wall nl Nut.-. Son of John Chappell, who departed this Life ye 11th i llere under Lieth Buried tho liody ol' Jolm Yuillign, of Dee. 1709, Aged 72 years, y Esqilire, Ilitatiﬂ 5|-In: 55, Died the .s'|.-t:|mtl Dny ul' September, I0-59. Arms-01‘, a chevron, ermine, between three prolile In-:uls, M. s. y sable; irnpaling, gules, n fess, ermine, bi-tween l-Wu Wulvus passant, argent. Isabell Langley, W'ife of John Langley, Departed This Life in Hope of A Better, August 2d, 1662. And also of John Langley, who Departed this Life y'= ..\ Register, enmmeneed 1.'Jtil:I. 26 of Oetober, 1709, in ye 90 year of his age. \ Rev. Francis Baker, Vicar.

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James Ilussey Died Dee. 18, I805, Aged 5 months. NETI-IERHA M PTO N.

On Flat Slones in Body. Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. William Turner, who , Margaret, the \\"'ife of .lohn tlamiitlett, Esq. 'l)yul departed this Life ye ‘lBth Day of May, Anno Dom. ‘ May yﬁ 22d, 167-"l. 1699, }Etat. sure 61. K‘-l I I On the Right hand Lyeth the Body of Mary, ye VVife of the said William Turner, who Departed this Life Margaret, Daughter ol' Jnhu (I:|.nutlel.t, l-Isq. D).-rl the 11th of M-arcll, A" Dom. 1700, Aged 73. -_-n August ye I7, 1676. 33$

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John Ganntlett, T-isq. eldest Son of W'illiam Gauntlett, N. Wall of Chancel. Dyed April yo 14th, 1719, Aged 75. Gules, a chevron, argent, between three gauntlet: of the same. Vvilliant Uauntlctt, Gent. Dyed May ye llth, 1690. on it sn||=:Ln. Gales, a chevron between three gauntlets, argent, an esoutcheon of pretence of the same, on a chief, sable, two mullets of the ﬁrst ; ltnpaling argent, on a chief, sable, two mullets argent. Margery, Late Wife of VVilliarn Gauntlett, Gent. srnr.t.n. Dyed August y" 31st, 1637. Gules, a chevron between three gauntlets, argent, an escutcbeon of pretence, gules, a lion rampant, urgent; impaling gules, II- a lion rampant, argent. (lanntlett Fry, Esq. Youngest Son of Robert Fry, of Register began 1767. llruton, in thc County of Somerset, Gent. Dyed May Ilenry Hetley, Vicar. yﬂ 7th, ‘I7-16.

Mnrguret, the ‘Vite of Gauntlett Pry, I-Esq. died iitt rI__l’ "1 M M M arch y° 10th, 1'7--1-1. 3_\

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Flttsarinult, the W'iilow nnd Rt-lict of Robert Fry, of llrnton, in Qotriersr-l'.s-liirc, (lent. second Daughter Of On Flat Stones in Chancel. William (lnuntlctt, (lent. Dyed March yﬂ 21, 1715, Aged 69. In Memory of Richard Jervoise, Esq. who Departed this Life March 17th, 1762, riitat. 58. Cntlnirine, eldest Daughter of Vliilliaiu Gauntlett, (lent. Dyed Jnne yﬂ 10th, 1713, Agcd 70. Also, in Memory of Ann, his Wife, who Departed this Lil'c Sept. 25, 1756, Elitat. 47. \\l\ Sarah Filntrp. thc Widow and Relict of the Rev. Mr. 'l'l1os. Hltarp, and Eldest Daughter of Robert _ Fry, of Bruton, in the County of Somerset, Gent. i Died Feb. Y" Bth, W40. lu Memory of Master Richard Jervoise, who De- parted this Life May ye 11th, 1745, Aged '7 years, Fourth Son of Richard Jervoise, Esq. and Ann, his Wife. Also of Mr. Thomas Jerroise, who Departed Mrs. Sirsnttnali Slntrp, Daughter of the Rev. Mr. this Life April 3d, 1755, Aged 18 years, their Eldest Thur, rilntrp, Died April lst, 1708, Aged 62. Son. ‘L

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On llat stones in the Body. H. S. E. Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, Widtlow of Gulielmus Powell, A. M. Ecclesim hujus per An. 39 James Cobham, Rector of Patney, in this County, Vicarius, nee non paroch : dc Langlord Parva Rector. and third Daughter of William Gauntlett, Gent. who Obiit 5'" Julii, A. D. 1710, 1-litatis sue: 72. -I} departed this Life the 3d of May, 1718, in the 70th Year of her Age. §\ Here Lyeth the Body of Rebecca, Wife of Vliilliam Powell, and Daughter of John New-ham, Rector of West Dean, who dyed of the Small pox, Nor. the _ Catharina, Filia Johannis Gauntlett . . . Margaretta 25th, 1742, in the B7 year of her Age. \1 uxoris . . . . qua: Maij 15 23 Die, Anno Dom. 1.672. _-M 9 — In Mcanory of Mrs. Elizabeth Cooker, who Departed Here Lyeth ye Body of Mrs. Susanna Bayley, who this Life October the lst, 1737, Aged 65 years. Dyed December ye tlth, 1716. W Jrms—Within 9. border ingrniled, on a bend, three tigers’ beads caboshed. i\ -ii---_-_|

Hurt-Itnwnts in the Chancel. ll ere l.ycth the Body of the Rev. Mr. Francis Powell, Quarter! y, ﬁrst and fourth gnles, three horses in pale, urgent, Late Rector of Stanton St. Quintin, and Prebendary second and third gnles, a chevron, argent, between three gauntlets on an escuteheen oi‘ the H'|lT\6. of the Cathedral Church of Sarum, Son of the Rev. (,'rr.1t'—-.~'\ dcxtt-r hand holding a sword pierced through a L Mr. William Powell, and Rebeccah his Wife. He . proﬁle head. Dyed ye 6 of Dec. 1758, Aged 61 years. \_,\ 336

M 1» MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS Here Lyeth tbe'Body of Mrs. Ely Cooe, who De- ‘ H. s. E. fr Pfited this Life AW“ 13' 1710' ‘Aged 44 Fem" Henricus Edmonds, Civ. Novi Sarum Alderruannus, Here also Lyeth the Body of Thomas Cooe, the Son l Obiit undecmu die ])ee_ Anno 4% 35*"? 9"“! 63- 3* of John, and Ely Cooe his Wife, who Departed this D°m' 1705' Life Fcb. ye Otb, 1706. Henricus Edmonds, Clericus, Here also Lyeth the Body of Mr. John Cooe, who filius Hen. Edmollils, Departed tbis Life October the Bth, A. D. 1710, Obijt Dee" quinto die Dee'"*' I flitat. sua . . fr Aged 52 years. A""° lDom.1':0s. Herc also Lyeth Elizabeth, Wife of John Cooe, who Mary Edmonds, W'ife of Alderman Edmonds, dyed T)" Died Jan. yfl 20th, 1730. Aged 74 y6fll'5- y % ye 13 of Dee. 1714, Aged 70 years.

b aq?-nu-M-Zn iii- In Memory of VVilliam and Mary Ann Randell, I-lei-e Lyeth ye Body of Ann, the Wife of Mr. John Son and Dnugbter of William ltondell, Late of Vcnables, who died ye 1st of April, 1702. Longford Farm, who both Died in their Infancy.

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M Rowland, Son of John nnd Ann Newman, died Here Lyeth thc Body of Mr. John Venables, who Feb. 7th, ‘I788, Aged I7 months. Departed this Life the 10th Day of Mﬂfﬂhi 1694- Likewise, Rowland their Sun, whu died Jan. 30th, } Aged B8 years. \)\ 1791, Aged 17 months. \./ i

l In the West Porch. J. In Memory ofan. Itobt.Powe-ll. I-are Alderman of ; "‘ E * J ye City of New Sarum. Ob. Mar. '39tl|, 1765, -_..------' Em. 7:1. ‘ fl Also of Mrs, Ann Powell. Ob. Feb. 21st, 1760, i E ‘no - '_ » L 1 Ami. es. On a small Monument hy the nortb wail of Body. ___ __ 1 Saered to the Memory of Julln Newman, Gent. who Died 2d July, 1806, Agcd U3 ycars. On a Flat Stone under the Tower. Also of Ann, his “fife, who died '2-1 August, 1703, Under this Stone are Deposited the Remains of Aged 40 years. James Neave, Esq. uf Nunton, near this Parish. §\ ___. H e died September 18th, 1794, A ged 63 years.. (In a Monument in the North Aisle. ~1. Ilcre also Lie the Remains of Mr.-1. Hannah Ncave, Deo uptimo Maximo Munifieentissimo, Relict of James Neave, Esq. She died March 3d, hoe grati animi sui, ct suorum, qualecunquo sit, testi- 1619, Aged 86 years. monium, prope ccllas cineribns aeeipiendils destiuatas, poni euravit Jacob, Comes Radnorim, eb quod fami- iii-1; lite sum, prteter qua: universo hominum generi libentcr pra:stitit., peculiaria insuper indulsit bcneficia, quam In lhe North Transept. fidei reformata: eauss patriat exulantem, furtunis Caren- In Memory of Mary, Relict of the Rev. James Foster, teln, eontumeliis objcctain, in hae terra libertatis, whose whole Life exhihited a laudable example of tum in rebus sacris, tum civicis d0l‘lliOill0, provide Chality, Piety, and every other Christian Virtue. loeaverit, et divitiis continue, non ex froude, non ex She Died Jan. 16, 1609, in the B7 Year of her Age. peeulatu, non cum rncntis integrte, aut fame: injuri-3, .\. In Memory of the Rev. James Foster, Clerk, Vicar of sed e eommercio felici, ex nuptiis ubcribus, atque tes- \- this Parish 15 years, who died Oet. 2d, 1787, tamenta faeientum liberalitate eonquisitisfaneenon ho- Aged 49 years. noribus postremo, atqne sede magnates inter Britan- nicos haareditarizl dll.Il.\'6l'll, fnvcrit, adnuxcrit, quam - denique, sie extrinsecus curantcrn divino auxilio nee permiserit carare, ncc tamen abuti voluerit absit, ut On Flat Stones in Body. favor numinis, tam propitius nbstrahutur, sed pra:ser- Here Lyeth ye Body of Mr. Robert Edmonds, who tim absit, ut benelieiorum, qua: tantajainjani pereepta L Dyed ye 24 Day uf I-‘eb. 1689, Aged 77 years. fuerint, anirno grata excidat memoria- Radnor, 1777. \ ‘K

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Hat c moms against the North Wall of Chancel. Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, Wife of Steph No l. Qimrterly, lirst and fourth sable, a chevron, argent, Bungey, who Departed this Life Nov. the 9th, 1756, Iietwcon three eagles displayed, of the same; second and third Aged 38. urgent, llll 1| li.-ss, sable, between three falcons azure, a tigers’ \. lturul 1-almsheul, or, between two mullets of the same. (.‘re.rl-—-.-\ weIl"s head erased sable, tongue gules.

ll. Quarterly: first and fourth sable, a chevron, argent, Here Lyeth the Body of Stephen Bungey, who In-tweet: three eagles’ displayed, of the same ; second quarterly died May 14, 1756, Aged 43 years. first and Ihurtli azure, three stirrup-irons, or; second and .‘\I sable, three argent, over all an escutcheon, azure, ml a chm-run, or, three cinquefoils, gules, a canton, ermine. Against North Wall of Body. Ill. Quarterly, first and fourth sable, a chevron, argent, between three eagles displayed, of the same; second and third In Memory of Mr. Robert Moody, who died Feb. 16th, gules, fretty of urgent. 1754, Aged 51 years. ‘IV. Quarterly, first and fourth sable, a chevron, argent, Also, of Susannah, his Wife, who died October 16th, In-tween three eagles displayed, of the same '. second and third, 1704, Aged 56 years. .'-ntlllt-, lln-en sword.-i pointing in base, argent ; on an escutcheon, qllnrtt-rly, tirst and fourth a|'p;cl'll, on a fess, sable, between three ll-tlrrnmt, azure, I-I. tiger's head cahnshed, or, between two mullet-1 ot' thcsame-, second and third or, a chevron, sable, between three eagles, displayed, of the same; impaling, the same as the On s flat stone in the Body. escuteheull. Sacred to the Memory of Mr. John Best, Register began 1589. , who died 18th Nov. 1805, Aged 46. X William Crane Vicar in the year 1662.

William Richards, late Vicar. -i Rev. Mr. Morris present one. Hugh Stephens, present Vicar. _1 ___ i _7-_i_ Earl of Rndnor Lord of the Manor. ALDERBURY.

tin s Monument against the north well of Chancel. In Memory of Thos. Stringer, Esq. of Ivy Church, WEST GRIMSTEA.D. who Departed this life May Bth, Anno Dom. 1702, Aged 63 years.

Also in Memory of Jane, ﬁrst Wife to Thomas String- HI SO El er, Esq. Late Wife of Jon. Hill, of Cholderton, who Gulielmus Hyde, Gent. obiit 7"” die Junii, Anno Dyed July ye 17th, 1740, Aged B9 years. Dom. 1691. She opened her mouth with wisdom, and in her tongue was the law of kindness. Mark the perfect man, and behold the uprighht, for ye Here Lyeth the Body of Christopher Ew...d, of end of yt man is peace. -1 Clarendon Park, who died Sept. 7th, 1700, Qh Iii-in Aged 59 years. Against the North Well of Chancel. Also Mary, the Wife of Christopher . . . . . who Died June yﬂ 11th, 1665, Aged 46 years. ANNO DOMI - 1612.

On the outside, opposite, in lBl4,s stone -i coflln was found, deposited perhaps at that time, and to which the above date may refer. Against yo North wall, Underneath this Monument, Jr-rns--Tlarry of eight, or and gules, on a chief azure, three Lyeth the Body of William Hebbard, who Departed escallnps, or:, ilnpaling, argent, on a bend, gules, cottised, three this Life October 15th, 1792, Aged 40 years. lozenges, ermine. [R. G. M. Kind angels guard his sleeping Dust, §\ Till Christ doth come to call the Just, On Flst Stones in Chancel. Then may he wake with sweet surprise, llere Lyeth the Body of Robert Pinekney, Gent. And in our Saviour's Image rise. who dyed Sept. 20th, 1721, Aged B4. I llere the wicked cease from troubling, Underneath, near this Monument, lieth the Body of Here the weary be at rest. Hannah, Wife of William Hehbard, who Departed Ann:-A fess loz. \>\ l this Life January 10th, 1809, Aged 66 years. 0 3133

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Against west end of North Aisle. t Devm, et ﬁdelem amorem ergo maritum, hoe ercxit In Memory of John Hayter, who Dyed March yt! 15, rnonumenlum, ad PEfPBtU3H'lAtl.iBTl'lUl'litl1] u||i(::u|| rt.-iit|uiI. 1755, Aged 76 years. ﬁliolam Elizabetharn, puerperio llllLf(:llt-5 lum- quam rara Phoenix vitam dedit, A. D. 1629. L- Jrms~—-'['W0 clievrons, argent, within u border ll'l2_'_'1'ilill'tl giil--s, impaling, a chief or, in fess argent, a gritlin ]i:t.~:|-earn. 0|‘, in base On a Flat Stone tn North Aisle. azure, on three bars, argent, as many martlcts on ouch, uzurc. The Eternal Memory of Walter Hayter, of Wither- ington Farm, Gent. who, to his owne everlasting Gaine, tho’ to Great Loss of yv Poore, & All Good On Flat Stones in Chancel. Men, by Impartial Death was taken hence the 24th H. S’. E. of April, Anno Dom. 1631, Aged 63. Abrnhllmus Francke, S.T.P. hujusce Ecclesizi: Rector,

i-iii nee non in Ecclesiii Sarisburieiisi Prazbendarius, Sercnissimﬂs Princibus Georgie 1"“ et 2"" Cii|lt‘.llﬂ.l'l|l!-i, On a Flat Stone in Body. et SS“ Trinitatis Collegij apuil Cziiitulirigii-||.-u.-.~: uliin Here Lyeth ye Body of Henery Hayter, of Cla- Socius. ()hi_jt 1" die Supt. I733, litut. sum 4ll. ringdon Parke, who Departed this Life ye 2d of Feb. Nathaniel Fraiickn, A. M. fratur Abri liriiiieke, nun Anno Dom.|1666, Aged 45. longius abliincjaoet sepultus. Ubijt 16" Martii, 1727, Hitat. sure 30. D--mg, Jrms--A aaltire ingrailetl, on an esciitt-.l||-tin, I-I. Ohtwron; in Halclunenl in the Chancel. chief two lleur-do-"is, in base a tower imbattlcd.

Azure, on a chevron, or, a crest, sable, between three loz. or. : Here Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Anne Sloper, Daugh- ter of ye Reverend Mr. Walter Sloper, who Departed In 1798, the Rev. Mr. Wells, Rector. this Life March the 7th, 1722. Rev. Joseph Grifith Lute Rector. Rev. Mr._§tranw_ay' present Rector. Here Lyeth the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Sloper, the 11%-.n'~ '12!/I7 Daughter oi' Mr. \Valter Sloper, Rector oi' this Place, _ J F_ =5 _ and Anne his wife, who Dyed Jan. 24th, ltitltl, in the 12th year ot' her A go. WEST DEAN. Also near this Place Lyeth yu D-nly oi‘ Mrs. Anne Sloper, wife of ‘Walter Slopcr, llcctor of this Purish, who Dyeil Oct. ye 12th, 1700. __.'TValter, y° Son of Walter Sloper, Rector, and Anne, Against the North Wall of Cllaneel. .. it M. S. his wife, who Dyed August. y° 24th, 1702, Aged 17. W_alt.er Sloper, M.A. Rector of this Parish, who Johannis Evelin, A.R. pntris merito colendi, ac Eli- Dyed June the lst, 1714, Aged 61. zahetlia, uxoris sure, malris pariter veneranda: Geor- gius Evelin, filius natu maximus, dedicavit: Hmc i/ obiit Septimo Die Maii, A5 : 1625, Hilat. sum Serra- On Flat Stones in Body, gesiino : ille decimo secundo. Here Lyeth the Body of Mary Emmott, who died Ihcard a. voyce from Heaven, saying, write From June 23d, 1790, Aged 48 years. Ilenceforth Blessed are the Dead which Dye in the Here is Buried Dorothy, \Vifc of Mr. Phillip Emmott, Lord, even so sayth the Spirit, that they rest from their who died Nov. 20th, 1779, Aged 7-I years. Labours, and their workes Followeth them. Apoca. Chap. 14, v. 13. Also Richard, their Son, who died Sept. 16, 1766, Agcd 26 years. Jr-ms—Quarterly, first and fourth azure, a griffin peasant, argent, achief of the lame; impaling argent, two bars azure, In Memory of Rachel Emmott, who Departed this between sir. martlets of the same B2 1. Life April the 21st, I704, Ag-ed 47 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Phillip .l'linn|olt, who died ’ Feb. 26, 1786, Aged 45 years. South Wall. 61- Here Lyeth thc Body of Richard Emmott, who died Hic jacet Elizabctha Tirell, filik Georgii Evelyn, Aiigiist 14, 1735, Aged 5|] years. Armig. uxor. Johannis Tircll, de Heron, mililis, comi- Here also Lieth Phillip limmott, his Son, who Died talu Essexiru, it-nioris, qui propter pietalflu erga May 2nd 1770, Agczl 61 years. 339

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l Thirty Five, when grown full Ripe for Action, Against South Wall of S. Aisle. L In Memory of William Brooke, who died Jan. 7th, Then She I-‘orsooke It, if not unkindly, saye 1799, Aged 57 years. Untimely, too Readily, too Soon ; So some Suns arc over cast at Noone. Also ofAnn, his Wife, who died Nov. 29th, 1802, Yet twas Dcriv’d frome High and Noble Stocke. Aged 43 years. Crown’d w"1 an Earledome on Eyther side, And also of William Brooke, Son of the above Wil- Thcre of Shrewsbury, of Kingston here sic od liam Brooke, who died Feb. tlth, 1|?-I3, Aged 37 years. Heire Apparent unto. This had in its Vcines, /frm|— Or, a cross ingruiled, gutes and sable. £ Beside ye Blood of Botb, tbeir Seminal, Their Bullion Vertues, too readic Coynable Into Exploits as Greate as Eytber Ancestor's Mon. of White Marble. Had, but Occasion Call’d, w°" was (and was P. M. \-/ The only thing yl was) Here wanting-r Of Sir John Evelyn, of \Vest Deane, in ye County of Wilts. Healthie and sound, It Pass’d thro' Italie, & France, llcre Lycs gwhat, Reader, thou shalt scek in vaine & Spaine, Un-mutilated, Un-Diseased, Withoiit yfl Marks of Sin, or Chance, ln other toinbs.§ a Lung liv’d happy man ; Retur|1'd Match'd w‘-h a Ladye Whose mind and Body kept’. sojust a pace Of whom, Though all Good might, Thru’ all ye vuriuus turuiilgs of his Race, Nothing must here be said, That neither faiI’d : till ye Soul went away, Se Vaults spake not ye Living, but yfi Dead, His sence remain’d, and Death out run decay. Yet This, To parte with Her alone, To him yfl Great, To him yfi meane repair’d, I Over heard, was that expiring G!-one ; Th’ one’s Adviser, and the other's Guard: Both Great Examples, never to Refuse Peace by him dwelt, 'twas his delightfull toyl In Matches what wise Parents chuse. To make New Friends, and Foes to reconcile, Blest with Five Hopefull Childeren, Eache enough And what he taught he did hirnselfe eommende, To Enrich ye Future Age, & To Invite Kind to his Foes, and Faithfull to his Friends; A body's Longer Staye in this, if ought In publick and in Private Acts of Love, Might doet : Such as Lie now a Saint exerts above, But His Life was spent, And when Late Death Thus It was, Too big For It Sent welcom summons for his breath, The Soule was grown, dc Soules once fit Zeal bore him upward, and his Active minde, To Mount at Heaven's Call, Broke out in Prayer, and Left his Dust behind, Soone Let ye Mantle of ye Bodies fall : 20th Day of June, in ye yeare 1685, 6: of his Age B4. So was, & so did, This. This being erected by his Beloved Daughter, ye Honorable Mrs. Elizabeth Pierrpont. ‘El fifltllt .drms—A griffin peasant. That had Great Parts, dL' many very Singular, Of a Nature in All most sweete & Obliging,

t t Of a very Generous 6: Cleare Temper, Mon. of White Marble. ,/ Perfectly Loyal to 's Prince in all Sub & Supra . . . . For this Then (quitting other Tendernesses) euer Pre-Judging for Anthoritie: Darte a Prayer,-Drop a Teare, Of Great Reverence ti: Pietie to ’s Parents, You yl Read, 6: you yl Heare, Of a most entire Affection to ’s Wife, And nevcr think yl Long Life Here is All, Of Great Indulgence unto his Children, Shrubs stand Contemn'd when Cedars for us fall. Of Unmovable Constancy to his Friend, Decoits’il April yﬂ 2!], in ye year of Our Lord 1669, Learned, much beyond ye Gentlemen of his Age, llis Age 3-5. in Language dz Arts, chieﬂy Mathematical, Ncc vilius ipsum, Spakc Little, but to Purpose, Could not Chide, Lugeri voluit Conjuwr mcestissima, E. P. Suffered in its Displeasure more than did, Observ’d Things well, Not to Find Fault but Praise, Of Rosana" PIERRPONT, Look’d througb Men, yea Nations, quickly spi’d The Talent l.lP|tBl'lJ'tOSl'. in Eache, Got That. [having lildest Sou of the H on. William, Esq. Religion It had Plac’d in highest Top o’th Spirit, tit,‘ And ll eire to the whole Family. _ [ances 0121): Bettie, Many seene, The Best reserving, yet Inferior observ-A [so prizing Which yct as one of her worst Enemies tbe for any Person,Thii|g, or Rite, yt shew’d like sacred,‘ Soule yl dwelt int, did as twere despise, At All about Devotion, as not to slight Its shaddow. l 34°

62 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS A most Candid Interpreter of all Men's Actions, hardly WINTERBOURNE EA ILLS. Speakirlg Ill of Any, Thougb Ill deserving ; Infirmities It had, (Wbo not?) of Malice None, OfFra.iltie Some,w'~‘h still It selfe did own wthout Disguise, On Monuments in Chancel. Without Defense, but never w"out Revenge upon It selfe in Penances of greateretirmll prayer, study, & spare dyet, Underneath are deposited the Remains of Nicholas Whom nothing could prevaile with to speaks an untruth,nor Elliott, Esq. who died Bth March, 1770, Agcd 54 i years. any Advantag engage in an Unbandsome Actione, \ Would doe no Wrong, nor if foreseen Sufler, heing F He was one of his Majesty's Justices of the Pcacc, guarded wfl; a prudence often to Prevent it, ever will and deputy Lieutenant for the County of W'ilLs. a Courage yt dar’d to be Honest agl all Terrors, [Death Likewise, of Jane Elliott, his Widow, who died 4th Above Feares, Greifes, or any Cowing Passion, Fac’d,, March, I786, Aged 58. familiarly, 6: Unconcern’d Discours’d of It, Shew’d A:-m|—Azure, a fess or, impaling goles, three escallops argent, Such Patience & Passive Valo° ith Cutting oil bis Legg, as was to Admiration. 3 __ A Soule (in fine) Sacred to the Memory of Ann Elliott, who was Born Of Qualities, as well as Make, Divine, 2nd Dec. A. D. 1760, Daughter of Sir Alexander W=b soaring Thus up to these skirts of Glory Powell, Kt. married to Nicholas Elliott, Esq. A. D. Was quickly caught up Higher, 8: Left Herc 1785, departed this Life lst March, A. D. l7B'7. She The yet Unperfect Flesb, to be Matur’d _\\ was mild and Amiable, her Soul and Countenance For Glory too, gainst a (Hop’d) Joint-Glorious were always serene. Resurrection. F Qucq. tibi Virtus et Gratia nmabilis Uxor, vitn imi- Ar-nu——Argent, alion rampant, sahls, between eight einqurfoiln, (__ tanda vale, morte imitanda vale. gules, in chief, on a crescent, sable, a label, or, \)~ iii -—-4-—— Siste, Viator, Benmutlons Et tuarn paulisper contemplate humanitatem, nempe, vicini pulveris inquilini To Ilse Parishes of Well Dean and Earl Grimalead. Johannes Nicholas, Armiger, de Winterbom, comitis in Agro Wiltoniensi. Sir John Evelyn, hy Will, Dated March 6th, 1684, T bequeathed tbe sum of Twenty Pounds, charged on the 1-It Susanna, Uxor Eivs, Dean Estate for ever, payable annually on St. Thomas’ Hie Mortalitatis tun: monent, Day, and to be distrihuted in Money, Food, Clothing, qui postquam virtutibus iunumcris, or other Provisions, at the Discretion of the Lord of the Et numeros-.1 prulc, { filiis 3 Manor, as follows: To tbe Poor of the Parisb of West } orbem ditarant Dean the Sum of £.B, of East Grinstead £.4, of White filiabus B Parish £.4, of Brougbton £.4. Annosque 55 Conivgali nexu feliciter complucrant, E fiorvm consortio adscripti sunt, Edward Thistlethwayte, Gentleman, by Will, Dated ui nec nubunt, nec nubuntur, October 27th, 1730, bequeathed a Cottage and Land3: Hic 78 przeivit Dec.9“° 1644 situate at East Grimstead, the Clear Rent of which to illa l “b‘°1"‘°“"" '“‘"° l a4 } seq. est{ Martiifll" 1os'i be equally Divided between the two united Parishes, Edwardus, Aulil and to be distributed amongst the Poor of each, who are filii Matthzeus, g Ecol Inclarucrunt. not Relieved by their Parisb, at the discretion of the Johannes, Castris Minister, Church Warden, and Overseer of West Dean. Johannes, natu minor, sed fato prior, srcvicnte hello The Rent of tbe above, subject to Taxes and Repairso civili inter armorum strcpitus, in pace rcquicscit. is now, in the present year, 1791, the sum of £.10 9:. 0d. Matthmus, purpura acadernica insignitus,

---_-——-iq primo, Eccias Bristolensis, Deinde,dlviniPavli Londini, { Dawns’ Register commenced 1678. Et Ecciae Sarum canonicus, Racrons. multa, ah Catharorum Tyrannide passus ut internerata Rev. Mr. Sterne, succeeded by Deo regi, et Eccia: prmstaret ﬁdern, -1 Mr. Yaldon, Rebus tandem favente Coalo, Q Mr. Wray, in melius mutstis j Mr. Gum, sub bono principe, et ﬂorente Eccia his Mr. Dawkins, the late R. quod maximum morienti solatium, vitam mutavit is Mr. Glossop, the present one. KR apud Sarurn £13 Aug. 1661. \_; I

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Eduardus, nasceudi praarogativa, ct honorc primus, I‘ H erc Lyeth the Body of Susanna Nicholas, Relict of 2‘; \ iu ordincm . . . cquestrem relatus, et utrique Carolo a" John Nicholas, who died March 6, Anno Dom. 1657. , l sccretis, post longum cum Carolo 2'1“ exilium, qui seinpcr lidus adhazsit acllates omnibus adverse: for- liii.-Z. tumu procellis anpcrstes, hoc minime mendaci monu- On a Brass Plate. nlcnto pine dcfunctorurn mernoria: prentavit, Anno Hers Lieth, in the Grave of his Father, Edward Elliot, - - - . I-I—""'L'“"-' 1602, Av: viator mternitatem cogita. Gent. who Departed this Life 20 March, 1727, in the Arms--Argent, a fess wavy between three ravens, proper, im- 03 year of llis A ge. \j\ paling sable, achevron, ermine, between three lnlbols, srgent. I I '. Brass Plate. _ Hic jaeet Mattheivs Nicholas, L. L. D" Di Pauli Flat Stones in Chancel. /9 I Lonclini Decanus, B. Mariae Saturn Canon Residen- tiarius. Bcatam in Christo ]l.f.'.~¢l.ll'l'CCtl0llClIl przutolans. ]'lic jaeet Elizabctha Nicholas, Filia Gulielmi Fowles, ()bi_jtAugusti14, 1061. "I De llulwicl-I, in A gm North‘-"" Matthzei Nicholas, l . . . . dcpost. Eccliu: D : Pauli Londini Decaui, cou- Si noris hominem satis est in nomine honoris jux ct ltclicta: qucrn prole quinta auxerat, c quihus Ni noris superant caatera vera ﬁdem. quatuor supcrsunt, Foemina pietate ubique notil, in ul-

timis spectalal prudeutia, vitae sua: muniis pari, qua: l- cum per Annos quinquaginta minus uxoris pariter, ac On Flat Stones in Body. Inatris pine, scprinstitissct exemplar mamilla: tandem Hcre Lyeth the Body of Henry White, Gent. who morbo, quo per triennium summa cum patientiil, La— dyed Jan. ye 10th, 1'71 -3- Agcd B9 years. n f boravit Aprilis we cessit Anno {§E§f“1';,;‘;"_= '3' And also Susannah, bis Wife, who died Dec. ye 21st, Arrss-A In between three ravens; Imp-sling, a ﬂeur-cle-lis. 17l'7, Aged B4 years. ‘>\ '1 And also John Gauntlet, their Grand son, who dyed i \ November 14, 1713, Aged 25 years.

Siste, Viator, —— H. S. E._ . 0naBrus Plslo. In-1 i/{'5' 4" 4 '. Here Lyeth the Body of John Elliott, Esq. who Joannes Elliott, L.L. Doctor Div . . . .s Sarisburiensis Cancellarius. Ecclcsia: Filius; Vir honestioris Fame, Died 19th Feb. was, Aged eo. ‘a Et qu . . m Judicibus vel optimis Lub . . . um, est et con . . gens, Amittis diminutze Conaolentiu: . . . omnia Body. Chancel. integru, et vol in . . . . is . . . ideo dutares calluisse bl“, at no violaret. Obiit 16 die Augusti, Anno EraChrist|riu: 1670. Vale. Jrrns--A fess. Hatchrnent. ,‘)\ ___._ Azure, a fess or; impaling, or, a chevron, gulea, between three lion's paws, erased, of the ss.me., H. S.E. Elizsb. uxor. Nicholai Elliott, Gen. ti Filius ejus George Fort, Esq. Lord of the Manor._ Nicholaus. Hic obiit ii. die 9'""' Eltatis sun: 4 ct Q An’ nan 1660, nu obiit 5» an xv“ mas. sue so: Q R°"- P°‘°' H°"“°"' °“"‘°' Annoque Dom. 1680. H. B. E. 3/ Nicholas Elliott, Generosus, De Winterbourn Gunner, . . 1,,3'-‘-J ..,»," ..," F . -;',,_._. _ Obiit e die Julii, A“ { g§;”,5:Zf;"xc_ i ’ | r |i -"-, . "r .. Cum tot annos sancte ac tranquille, Egissst Vitamq. ll '- : ‘ll qusm elegerat privatam suavissima: morum comitate 3,, *-- ,1, }Ecclesiam, quam amabat pietate sincera Religionem I ‘- is quam cosnit, incorrupta ﬁde adoiiasset, bonis omnibus sui duideril reliquit. A Qk In/>1‘-v 1 -

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dem mortali legc peractél, hic tecum con_jux optat WINTERBOURNE DANTSEY. i hahere locum.

| l \>\ At her Feet lic huried ﬁve of their Children. l

Against the North Wall of Chancel.

This Marble is Ercctcd by a grateful Husband, to On Fiat Stones in Chancel. perpetuate the Memory of Susanna Skinner, Daughter » of Thomas Dyke, Lately of the City of New Sarum, i Here Lieth the Body of Mr. Amphillcs Danipny, v.-ho Esq. the most kind, aﬂectionate, and justly Lamcnted Lg’ dyed April ye 3rd, 1733.

Wife of the Rev. John Skinner, D. D. Rector of \ is Poulshot, in this County. She died Feb. 5, 1805, Aged 58. Here Lyeth ye Body of Mrs. Frances Clark, who

-M-M1 \}\ died October ye 30th, 1714, Aged B7 yenrs. \ \ On Flat Stones in Chancel. Beneath lie the Remains of Mary, Wifc of Thos. Here Lyeth ye Body of Ann, y¢ Wife of llnmy Dyke, Gent. of the City of New Sarum. She died \ Sept. 25, 170.7, Aged 70. :5Damprley, who died July yﬂ 10th, Anno Dom. 1700.

Also the Remains of Thomas Dyke, Gent. who died i Jan. 3, 1792, Aged B2. Against North Wall of Body.

-1 Sacred to the Memory of William Cusse, who died l l October 'lDtl'l, 1814, Aged 39 ycnr.-a. Here Lyeth the Body of Daniel Dykc, of Wood- I fear'd not death, mark well the reason why, horough, Gent. who Departed this Life March 21st, gs He that believes in Christ shall never die. 1749, Aged B0 years. \ I-My it On Flat Stones in Body. Here Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, wife of Daniel Dyke, of Woodborough,Gent. who departed this Life Here Lieth the Body of Mary, yﬂ Wife of Mathew Decem. the 25, 1745, Aged 78 years. _ Bee, of Winterburn Gunur, Gent. who departed this \ s \9\ Lifc May yo Bth, Anno Dom. 1667. Also the Body of William Dylte, of §|'ssingcg!;,'Gent. Son of Dan! dz Elizth Dyke, who departed this Life \. April lst, 1776, Aged '79 years, \ \ \ \ l Here Lyeth tho Body of Mary, the Dang-liter of

-3 \ Mathew Bee, of Wint-erhurn Gunner, (_le||tlemun, \ who Departed this Life the 7th Day ol'Sopte1nhvr, Dl Dylte, Gent. Obiit 7th May 179i, in the Year of our Lord God 1661. Aged 37 years. ,

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The Parsonage belongs to Thomas Webb Dyke. Here Lyeth thc Body of Mr. Samuel Cusse, of 1'-‘mil, in ye Parish of Winterhourn Gunner, who Diml Wadham Wyndham, Esq. Lord of thc Manor. » _ Nov. the 7th, 1734, Aged 56 years. Register commenced 1561 .

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i’I H The Rev. Charles Coleman Late Rector.

i The Rev. Mr. Coleman present Rector. WINTERBOURNE GUNN ER. i Mr. Templeman, Of Whichbury, lately pnrelialsoil the

iii, .¢, ‘ Lordship of the Manor of Mr. Elliott.

Beneath the Adjoining seat repose thc Ashes of ' Elizl-hr y" Wife of William Powell, of this Parish, —--0-— who Expired suddenly, May the 1st, 1753. Mens habitat Cozlum, cineres contluntur in Urmi, l Pectore sed sponsi vivit imago tui; qui rursus tan- 343

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1 Hie jaeet I-Iongrah D"‘ Di“ Elizabetha I-‘ox, IIo- FARLEY. now" viri Stcphani Pox, ]'Iq“’ aunt F. Regiis, qui Fiseo nune pracsunt Curatoribus 3Conjux per quadraginta dz quinque annos eon_junetissima, qucm hene Against North Wall of the Body. niultis auxit fceeunda Liberis,l,sed cunetis prtetcr, qui To the Memory of llcnry Thomas, Earl of llehcster, adhue bini supersuntimmaturaimorte duclum pra-rcptis who Died Sept. fith, 1302, in the 56th year of his Age: vixit, Illa quidcm, dum vixit, bcne,\ nee vero putuit and of Mary Theresa, his first Wife, Daughter of latere,isauetis in media nimirnm aula moribus, largai Standish Grady, Esq. of the County of Limerick, in crga egenos mauu,Pt rei familiaris, tam laute provida the Kingdom of Ireland, to whom he was Married in ut, vii: maritus superstes mnjori cum laude,la1|tminori ‘I772, and hy which Marriage he had Eight Children, eum imidia publiee providerit. ' Dceessit ano minor two of whom Dicd in Infancy, and are buried here. Septuugenarifl, Augusti 11. 1unc'xr:v|. Arms-—l'-Iruiine,onachevron, azure, three foxes heads erased, By his second Marriage with Maria, third Daughter or; in Chief, on a. canton, azure, a flour-dv-lis, or: impuling of William Dighy, Dean of Durham, hc had three gules, a chevron ermine, hetween three ta1l.mts' heads erased, or. Solis, who with their Brother Henry Stephen, the Present Earl, and their five Sistcrs, survive to lament thc loss of a most Affeetionate liather. Cy Gist Le :I'res Honorable et Le Tres Aneieu Che- The purest Christian Humility was his peculiar Cha- valier, Sr Stephen Fox, Fondatcur de Ceaus, Qui racteristic, from the Contemplation of which, and his Trespassa age de 90 ans, Lc Vingt troisierne do Sep- many other virtues, his Vlfidow, who thus records the tembre, 1716. \§-— Period of her severe Afliietion, derives the utmost Consolation, convinced that he for whom She mourns CyGist La Tres Hon. Dame Christine Hope, espouse eeorndenoces du trcs Honorable Chevalicr Etienne Mm??? .._.._.__ ¢-"'<- .' Fox, Fille trcspassa age de 39 Ans, le dix septieme de Fevrier, 1718. Dicu Aye Merci de Leu . s ames. Against West End of Body. Ar-ms—Ermine, on a chevron azure, three foxes heads erased To the Memory of the best of Husbands, or; in chief, on s. canton, azure, a fleur-de-lis or; iinpaling, And the most excellent of Men, azure, on a chevron, or, between three bezanls, a stag courant, Cusnsss James I-‘ox, sable. who died September 13th, ‘I806, Aged 5'7, And is buried in Westminster Abhey. Underneath are deposited the Rcmains of the Ho- Ilis most affectionate \Vife Places this Tablet. nourable Charlotte Elizabeth Fox, the dearly beloved A Patriot's cven Course he $tecr'd, Daughter of Lord and Lady Ilehester. This most Mid Faction's wildest Storms unmoved, amiable Child Died ut Melbury, in Dorsetshire, aged By all who mark'd his Mind, revered, exactly eleven years, on the 16th of March, 17.5.3, By all who knew his Heart, beloved. May the Almighty God have Mercy on her Soul. R. Fitz-Patrick. .9 $\ Hatclurlenl. Jr.-nr—Ermlne, on a chevron, azure, three foxes heads erased, Near this Place lies buried the Honourable Miss or, in chief a. canton azure, oharged with a fleur-de-lis, or; hn- Juliana Judith Fox, third Daughter to the Right paling, harry of lil, or and azure, over all, on a bend sable, Honourable Stephen Lord Ilehester and Stavordale, eottized gulel, three escellops, or. by Elizabeth, his Wife. She Died the 24 of April, 1749, in the fourth year of her age. 5 1~-,11' .-' 7 ——-——- On Monuments in north Transspt. in-r_-_-a Here lies the Body of Charles I-‘ox, Esq. second Son of the RI Hon"" Br Stephen Fox, by his first Hatchments. wife, which Charles was paymaster of the forces Ermine, on a chevron azure, three foxes heads erased, or, to King James, King William, and Queen Anne. on a canton, azure, a fleur-de-lis, or, in chief a crescent, gules ; He died Aged 53. impaling, quarterly, the arms of England. Representative in Parliament for the City of Salis- bury, September Bth, 1713. He married Elizabeth Per pale gules and sable, three lions passant guardant in pale Carr Trollep, eels Daughter and heire of Sir William argent: impaling lst, quarterly, first and fourth sable, two lions passant argent,-second and third ermine, on a chevron, azure, Trnllep, Baronet, of Caswiclr, in the County of three foxes tails erased, or, on a canton, azure, a fleur-de-Iis Lincoln, which Elizabeth died March 15th, 1704, or: 2d impalement, qua:-lerly—flrst and fourth azure, a fleur-de- Aged 42 years, and is interred near this place.5,\ lis argent, second and third argent, a saltire, gules. 3 44

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Inscription on the Aims House. Deo opt. max. bonorum omniurn largitori, istlioc WINTERS LOW’. quantulumeunque grati Animi rnonumentum accepturn

refert___Scola: hujus et Ptochtrophii Fundator, humilis Ilrlon. against south wail of Body. gratabundus, Anno Salutis rcparatae 1661. Dorothea, Johannis Thistlcthwaylc, do Miiicllutoir, Quid tibi Divitizc prosunt quas congcris Hospes, Et Collegii prope 'W'inton soein.~=, lixur Cliarissiinn, solas quas dedcris semper habebis opes. Gabriclis 'I‘hi.-nlethwaytc, hujus .l'iet:lo.~ei-.1: liecl_(|l'is, Filia; Cui vita fuit morum suavitatc (Jonditn, l'it.'tuto et Charitate, feliciter ornata, his er. nliis virtntihns Rev. Hugh Stephens Vicar. enisa sedes Ccelcstes, affectavit ct hnjuscc vitn: torn- tatibus terrenis M aior tandem attigit. The Earl of Ilchester Lord of the Manor. Nata April 23rd, I667, Denata } crat {Octon 2, l7l-5. Arms—Cn a bend three pheons, inlpaling the same.

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PITTON. On a Monument against the north wttll of (.'lmrn't:l. Under this Marble Lieth Buried the Body of (iabrit-ll Pile, Esq. The Fourth ‘Sonne of §'.'~ir (iabricll Pile, Knight, who Departed this Life the xxiii day oi On Flat Stones in Chancel. August, 1639. Here Lyeth the Body of the Reverend Mr. John /Irm.r—Argent, on a cross, gnh-s, a |nartle'|, nrgr-nt, helwerm Rea. . ling, who Departed this Life December the four passion nails, gules: impafing or, on n lwnrl, uzum, three .3 25, Anno Domini 1-730, Aged 67. pheons, or. i C ‘ 1 Brass Plate E. End of Chancel.

I-Iorc Lyeth the Body of the Rev. Mr. ‘Thomas In obituhl Dorothea: Stanisby, Epitaphiuin hoe pia Read. . . W'arden of Farley Hospital, and Rector of Murrnoreb tegeris Dorothrua sepulcho Maxims cujus West Grirnstead, who Departed this Life Feb. the crat cure placcre Deo vita, voluptate_|n mors, luctum 6th, 1701, Aged 81. fccit ainicis, tristior, hrec presens, lcgitor illa vigcns, >~. Tc vivam coluere omnes, prolesq. scpultanl, tc rnatrcin I-maxi-i referct, non sine laude suam. Obijt 19“ die Junij, 1567..

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Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Letitia Hayter, who On Fla! Stones in (Ihancel. died 17 Dec. 1796, Aged 62 years. ll. li. Arms—TWo lions pasaant guardant. Alexander Thistlethwaytc, the only Son of (iubriul Thistlethwayte, Rector of this Church, who departed this Life the fourth Day of July, in the Yes! 1701!, H. S. E. Agcd 37. Martha, the Wife of William Slater, of New Sarum, Arms--On a bend, three pheons, in chief n |'rr-.~:rr-||t fur rlill'. Gent. and Daughter of William Hayter, Gcnt. and Martha, his TVifc, died thc ninth of May, 1705. Herc Lyeththc Body of Catherine Tliistlr.-t.llw:|yte, Also Daughter ofthe Reverend Mr. G abricl 'l‘lii.~=tlethwa_y to, \ the said Tvilliam Slater, who dicd the 30th Day of Late Rector ofthis Parish, who died March illst, 177 '. January, 179l, Aged 68 years. Arms-‘Two lions passanl gnardant, a saltire. Here Lyeth yﬂ Body of Katherine, thc Dnngli1.or and Heire of Andrew Chaldecot, of the ls-le of 'l'urb('ek, in the County of Dorset, Esq. and wife of Alexander Here Lyeth the Body of “'illiam Hayter, of Laver- Thistlethwayte, Esq. the Fifth of that name, who 7‘\ stock, Gent. who Died Sept. ye 6th, 1718, dyed the 26 day of February, Anno Dom. 167]. Aged 27 yenrs. Here Lieth the Body of Mrs. Catherine Thistle- thwayte, Daughter of the above-said Alexander This- tlcthwaytc, Esq. and Catherine, his “life, who died Earl of Ilchester Lord of the Manor. Sept. the 16, 1746, Aged 80 years. J 34$

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llere Lyeth the Body of Francis Tliistletliwayte, Near this Place lie the Bodies of Mr. John Cooper, tlil Son to Francis Thistlethwayte, Esq. who dyed ye i -X: Mary his “’ife. He Dyed September 3d, 173'}, 0th ofJuly. 1714, Aged 25. L, Agcd 5!), She died the Thursday following, being the 7th Day of the same Month, Aged 53. 1-A Also Edward, their Son, who clyed thc same day his i M other did, Aged 27. Agalnet the South Wall of Chancel. Hie jacet corpus Cecilia: Thistlethwaitc, uxoris F Ncar this Place lieth Mr. John Cooper, Jun. who Alexandri Thietlethwaite, et Filia: Anthonii Hunger- dyed Septern. ye 29th, 1747, Aged 50. ford‘,-Militie, qua: ex hac vita migravit Decimo die Also Mary, his Wife, dyed March the 15th, 1786, Julij, Annoq. Dom. 1637. l Aged 83 years. ‘i Arnie-OI’, on a bend, azure, lhree pbeons, or: lrnpaling sable, *1 Also William, y¢ Son ofJohn and Mary Cooper, who two bars argent, in chief three plates. ll dyed Sept. the 2d, 1702, Aged 1B years. S‘

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‘l ‘-‘~ On monuments agiinet north wall of north aisle. ‘i Near this Place lie the Body of Margaret, \Vife of Bacrum Memoria: hoc ipso Marrnore Perenniori Pe- Mr. Edward Cooper, who dyed July 10th, 1771, regrini Thistlethwayte, A. M. Collegij B1-B ‘M139 Win- Aged 27 years. ton, prope Winton, et Socij, et ornarnenti, Peregrini And Margaret their Daughter, wbo Died Dec. 21st, Thietlethwayte, do Winterslow, Generosi, Filii natu W 1771, Aged 7 Mouths. Maximi; Vir erat in dictie facetue, in morihus probus, Also in literls, tum sacrie tum profanie, haud vulgariter the said Edward Cooper, who died 20th June, 1789, entditnl, in Amicitijl excolendis utile, cum dulci feeli- Aged 46 years. clter arllnllellit. qui etjucunde prodeeee, potuit et eerio Delectare, prohl ﬂuxes humani generie delicias, prohl And Mary, their Daughter, Wife of Mr. Jamee Batt, brevem perepiceoie ingenij dieculem, Ohijt Jan. 17, T died 26 January, 1604, Aged 35 years. \ Anno Dom. 1694, Etatil eum 44. \./ \ i On I-‘let Stone in Body. K11». Lieth the Body of John Thietlethwayt, Esq. Here Lyeth the Body of Henry Edmoode, Gent. who Brother dz Heyre to Gilea, who wee Buried May ye departed this Life the 26th of January, 1692, Aged '7th,1599, about ye Age of 67. wtbout Issue male, B5 years. -_ Leaving this Manor to Alex. Hie Nephew, ye 3d, Arm--A fess, vair, in chief three martletl. \9‘ who was Son to Alexander, ye Brother of the fond H Robert Gilea, dz John, who was Here Buried ye 20th i of January, 1047, Aged 03. Brass taken out. 1|-In-Onartlly, Int and l'etn'th or, on achevron, azure, J

three phone, er; eeeeed cable, two here argent, in chief three I platee—thlrd or, three sable. S\ On a Flat Stone in B. Aisle.

" 1 Here Lyeth Dorothy Thistlethwnyte, Daughter of \ -Here Lyeth the Body of Alexander Thistlethwayte, \ Peregrine Thistlethwayte, who died ye 14th Dny of yo 4th of yl Name. Son and Heyre to ye 3d, who digd October, 1670. Deo. ye 18th, 1670, Eta : 69 the 14th of July Before. Here Lieth yl Body of Alex. Thietlethwayte, Esq, yﬂ 6th of y! Name, Son dz Heyre to ye 4, who Died Hatchmmt in N. Aisle. y! ‘20th of Jan. 1715, }Etat. 79, llth of April before. Arnu—Or, on n chevron, azure, three pheons, or, irnpallng l azure, a fees, or, between three ﬂour-dc-lie, of the same.

Here Lyeth yﬂ Body of Giles, 2d Son of Alex. Thistlethwayte, Esq. dz Heyre to his Brother Robert, Rev. Mr. Peter Bellangie Brodie late Rector, suc- 'Both Died Batchelours, Giles Died ye 9 of July, ceeded the Rev. Dr. Robert Thistlethwayte. 1664, A Bout 00 years of Age. As Also Dorothy, Present Rector, Rev. Matthew Marsh. Daughter of Sr Edw. Penrudock, & Wife to Alex. ye 3d of That Name, who Died Nov. ye 1et,- 1667, Lord Holland Lord of the Manor, having purchased Etat. 70. O it of Alexander Thistlethwayte, Esq. Q 345

-16 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS r Mr.Thos. Pile Bowie Died June 22d, 1762, A gcd 2-1.

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Iitmijit J In Memory of Bridget Ann Courtney, who died Feb. On a Monument against the north wall of Chancel. the 19th, 1801, Aged 42 years.

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Res-'"' Johannes Bowie, A.M. E.S.A. Qui Eliza- On a Monument in Body. betham uxoreni duxit filiam Johannis Elliott, Arm. Higitiii Rowbach, Armigeri, Qui postquam |Il‘I‘ sep- Literis Grarcis et Latinis, Lingualum Gailicflf, HEP"- . tuaginta et quinquc nnno-~' inservit-it Dei volutuii !-ii|;t- nicre, et ltalicie peritiam adjunxit, in omni fere Litera- viter, in Christo sbdormivit Dccemh. '2“, Anno Dom, tum genere versatds, priesertim studio Antiquitalis 1633. Ric. Cl'i€l1li‘Ilil..'I‘, ex S0rUi'i-i uepos ull iiwrtm, in trahebatur, post vitam probe et honests actam, Ani- ‘i assem totuminstitutus hoe inncmosvnon, qunle qnniv. mam Deo reddidit, gloriosie resurrectionis spei plenus, l est mcerena posuit. Die 26 Octobris, Anno Dom. 1733, ilital-i8 Bllfli 63- Ar-ma—-Azure, a bend cheeky, or and guies.

Cl“ ——--i Againsl. the South Wail. On a Monument in the North Aisle. S. M. In Memoriam G\t=:_c_i£g_if.p D'“" Maria: Cliaundler, ll)ml'l:4 i Elizohothze, Row" Johannis Bowie, A. M. conjugis Ric. Chaundler, dc ldiuerston, com. Wiii. arm. Joli. earissimte; Freminte pize, probaa, castaa, incuipabilis, Palmer, Med. D"l' l"ili:e, lioriuie Veiiustzile uriiulis- Qua: lubenter animam Deo rcddidit decimo Calendas simte virtutihus iinpensius decorator, quain Uiiill'iliLiill. Maij, Anno Saiutis Humanre, 1759. in Deum pietas, afiectus in suos ||l'ufuslJs, urgu. onincs Gratitudinis ergo et amoris, Monumentum hoc maritus mens benig..a, consuetudo placida, mores integerrinii F. F. Ipse jubet mortis te meminisse Deus. Ctelo Inaturarn sueculo desideratissimam fecerant, post eptem liberns susceptos, et cum Cueio divisos, Ar-mr—Argent, a chevron, sable, hclrwcen three eagles heads octave demum puerperio extinctt} est, its nobilissimo erased of the same; irnpaling azure, a fess or. * sexus sui fate, tanquam pro patriii fortiter occumbcns, aliis vitam presstitura, sunm, amisittmeritu luctu pone obrutus, et ing-rate uperstes, amoris nnnquuin H. S. E. intermorituri pie rnemor dulces charissiinu: con_in1.~_is Elisabethilp, Revdi Johannis Bowie, et Elisabethaa exuvias hic deposuit. Obiit .Al.Ii.l 26, 16150, /litat. uxoris ejus, ﬁlia natu major. Heu Flebilis Obijt L sum A‘ 30. l Quarto die Martii, Anno Salutis 1669, }Etatis xiv. .drms—Quartcl'ly, ﬁrst and fourth party per pilin, nines-on \ anure and sable, three cherub heads or; second aml third azure, abend cheeky or and gules; impaling sable, with a i.iL‘i1ti as

‘ H. S. E. . 3,.h‘ .---iqi Richardus Bowie, Armiger, ﬁlius Johannis Bowie» In North Aisle, E iseopi Roifensis, et Chiliarchus in Exereitu, Regis In Memory of Christian, Wife of the Rev. M r. 'l'l|o- Cilaroli Primi, qui ohiit Bve die Novem. Anno Dom. mas Clemens, who died Nov. 21st, 175-1, 1671-l. pi Aged 66 years.

-iiiit-1 , Near this Place Lyeth the Body of the ll:-v. M r. On Fla! Stones in Chancel. \ Thomas Clemens, who Dyed March ye 25th, I747.

Mistress Elizabeth Bowie Died April the 22nd, 1750. h '.\\ Rev. John Bowie died Oct. ye 26th, 1788, l- ‘EN Aged 63 years. _ Under the Tower. - Near this Place lie the Remains of John Andrews, --M ‘i of Porton, who, hy Integrity of Mind and use-I'ul Bencath this Stone are deposited the Remains of John - Abilities dnely exerted, has left an Example woithy Bowie, Esq. who Departed this Life March 2d, I743, of Imitation. He departed this Life the 17th Day of Aged 40 years. l January, 1766, Aged 77 years.

And of Sarah, his Wife, -ii--ii Daughter of the Rev. Thomas Westley, Rector of ‘Qix Berkley, Somersetshire, who Departed this Life July Wm.Beachof Nether Haven, Esq. Lord of the Manor. 3rd, 1765, Aged 65 years. i The Rev. Mr. Davis, present Vicar. 347

In c5 Wan.-NUNTON-onsrocx. -‘>9 H. S. E. NUNTO N. Elizabeth Bampton, Uxor. Jasperi Baniptolli Gent. Obijt 5° die Fehruary,

Ebﬂtiﬂ 61. I On Flat Stones in Chancel. A‘"'° i Dominii 171a. f’ "ore ".t!~;l‘. the Remains of Martha, Wife of William lfuit, I-Is |. D-unghter and Heiress of Jonathan Clark, .|'Isq. and Martha, his W'ife, late of this Parish, who Here Lieth ya Body of Elizabeth, the Wife of Sam. died Sept. 17th, 1764, Aged 70. Fishlock. Dyed Aug. ye 1s, 1691. \~ And also of William Batt, Esq. who died July 28th, L 1772, Aged B4. To the pious Memory of his Honoured and Worthy On a Tablet in South Aisle. Parents, their only surviving Son, William Batt, de- \ Here under Lyeth Buried Charles Hartshorne, Gent. ilieutes this Stone. He was Servant and Steward to the Right I-l0n"" Arms---A ft-ss, e'.'Iuine, between three denter hands, over all Edward Lord Gorges, of Langford, where he obtained ‘vs an n:-icnteliron of pretence, on a bend, between Lhroe roundels, Love and Favour of all men, and dyed in The faith of as many swans. A Christ, the 14th of April, Anno Dom. 16-14. U,

1-iii llere Lyeth the Body of the lieverend Mr. George l South Aisle. Gifford, Minister of Downton, and this Place, who dyed yﬂ 2d of April, 1721, Aged 39. An unworthy ln Memory of Mrs. Margaret Wheeler, who died ~)- Minister of Jesus Christ Mareh 31, 1779, Aged 66 years. \

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Here Lyeth yB Body of Mary Taunton, the Reliet of i In South Wall of Chancel is a small piscina. Richard Taunton, late Merchantin Southampton, and Rev. Mr. Wehb late Viear, Rev. Thos. Leer present Sister of Jasper Bampton, of this Parish, Gent. who Viear. departed this Life the 23d Day of November, 1729, Nunton House belongs to Thinlas Jo/hn Batt, Esq. ___ in the 61th year of her Age.

E Mon. against south wsll of Body. This Marble was placed here by William Batt, the ODSTOCK. Younger, of New Hall, in this Parish, Esq. as the Last Testimony of his Love, and a small Trihute due to the Memory of Martha, his beloved Wife, who was On Monuments in Chancel. one of the Daughters ofJohn Cray, Late of Ibsley. in Near this Plaee are deposited the Remains of Robert the County of Southampton, and Departed this 1 Secundus Bedwell, Esq. Son of the Rev. John Bed- at Life, Dec. 12th, 1766, Aged 34. well, Reetor of Hatherop, in Gloucestershire, and great Nephew of the Rev. John Bedwell, Rector of And also of this Parish, who departed this Life Dec. 41h, 1194, X Martha, his only Sister, Relict of Richard Bingham, F \. of Bingham Meleombe, in the County of Dorset, Esq. Aged 22 years.

and Wife of Pery Buckley, of Wlnkﬁeld Plaee, in -Mp the County of Berks. Esq. who died at New Hall, Feb. 23, 1765, Aged 43 years. 1 In the Vault near this Monument lies the Body of Anna Maria Webb, Daughter of Sir John Webb, With the Remains of these Dear and truly Valuable Bart. of this Place, and Mary his Wife. She died : Friends, which rest Underneath, he intends his own April 30th, 1765, Aged 16 months, 11 days. shall be deposited. In the Vault near this Monument Lies the Body of d\ A1-m—Bsblo, n fess, ermine, between three dezter hands, argent, tmpallng, argent, on it bend three greyhounds, conrant, Frances Maria Webb, Daughter of Sir John Webb, . gulei, between two eagles, displayed, sable. Bart. of this Plaee, and Mary his Wife. She died \ June 28, 1763, Aged 3 years and 11 Days. -V ti-_-My In the vault near this Monument lies the Body of On Flat Stones in Body. i Thomas Wehb, Son of Sir John Webb, Bart. of this I. Here Lyeth ya Body of John Clark, who Died Sep- Place, and Mary, his Wife. He died Aug 15th, 1768, I‘ \ tem. 1669. ' Aged 1 year, 2 months, and 11 Diays. ") G0 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS

In the Vault near this Monument lies the Body of ‘ On Flat Stones in Body. Julia \Vebh, Daughter of Sir John Webb, Bart. of 1 Hie jaeet David Hurnplnreys, luljus parochia: Minis- this Place, and Mary, his Wife. She died Jan. 3rd, ‘ ter, Qui Obiit 17 die Maij, 1769, Aged 3 months and 3 Days. D011]. 1731, _ A"“° in-Liar. so. 1 \ @~. __ On Flat Stones in Body. 1 Here Lyeth the Body of Sarah, the Daughter of Wil- Here Lyeth ye Body of William Gray, who Departed liam Chub, who Died J an. the 18th, 1679. this Life April ye 28th, 1724, Aged U1 years. Here also Lyeth the Body of Elizabeth, Wife of William Gray ,who Departed this Life Nov. Bth, 17011, William, the Son of Anthony Chub, of this Parish, Q‘ Aged 56 years. died Jnne the 20th, 1670, Aged 63. i U “'illiam, the second Son of William Smith, of New Sarum, and Grand Son of the said William Chub, was Here Lyeth the Body of Mary Mitchell, \Vidilow of here Buryed September the third, 1678, Aged 16 y Samuel Mitchell, sen. who Departed this Life Juno Months. i I ' the 21st, 1730, Aged 52 years. ______T \/K

Here Lyeth ye Body of Mary, y° Daughter of Wil- ‘ linm and Mary Cbubb,wbo dyed y¢ 6th Of M8105. T Here Lyeth ye Body of Samuel Mitchell, who died l 073 Aged one year and 6 months. May 2d, 1790, Agcd 82 years. .§\ ___

On the Pulpit. Here Lyeth the Body of Grace, ye Wife of Thomas

1560. Phetyplace, who departed this Life Feh. 1778. God bless and save our Royal Queen, The Lyke on earth was never seen. ‘

l Against North Wall of North Aisle.

In Memory Of Edward ‘Vyndllum, Esq, son of Tho. From the information of thc Parish Clerk, the Rev. ‘ mas Wyndham, Esq. of this Place, and Grandson of John Bedwell, formerly Rector of this Parish, died Sir Edmund ’Wyndham, Knight Marshal of Cathun- in April, 1814, Aged 103 years, but tbere is no mo- ger, in the County of Somerset. He (lied in the yeur nument or inscription to his Memory. 1723, in the 6-1 year of his Age.

The Rev. Mr. May, lute Rector. “i Of Penelope, ll/ifc of Edmund Wyndham, and Rev. Charles Grove, present Rector. y Daughter of George Dodington, Esq. of Dodington, in the County of Somerset. She Died in the year The Earl of Radnor Lord of the Manor, who pur- 1715, in the 56 year of hcr Age. chased it, about the year 1790, of Sir John Webb, Bart. And of Thomas VVyndham, Esq. Son of lidmund and Penelope Wyndham, who died Septcmbcr the 5th, 1777, in the 85th year of his age, by whose death this Branch of the Family is become extinct. This Monument was ereeted in grateful remembrance HOMINGTON. of Beneﬁts received from Thomas Wymllnnn, Esq. by his Kinsman Lieutenant-Colonel Wndlium W'ynd- ham, of the City of New Serum. On a Flat Stone in Chancel. Arms-Azure, a chevron or, between three lions‘ heads erased, $\ of the same. Herc Lyeth tbe Body of George Stanley, Gent.- Who dyed Oet. the 10th, 1710 . . . . 51st year of his Age. In I\'orl.h Aisle. Arm.r——Inrlel1ted at honour point, in base three eagles’ legs erased, in chief three stage’ heads caboshed, s crescent for dif- Here Lyeth yI= Body of Christopher Bnylic, who ference : impsling, a fess between three mill rinds. Died Dcc. ye 22, 1729, in ye 24 year of his Age. A In c5 Wil!r.—-COMBE BISSET-—STRATFORD TONEY. 01 H Register commenced 1005. Susanna Rocks, Vidud .T.i|...... a.. Rceks, D. D. Obiit Die Dec. 10th, Rev. Mr. Benson Rector. A 0 { Salutis 1707, Lord Radnor Lord of the Manor. “D fhtatls 6'7. ~ 1-\ _- _ ’ l 1 i-; '

Hie situs est Fr-anciseus Ketelbams, Reverendus, sacrs: COMBE BISSER , Theologiae Doctor, ct hujus Eoclesiu: pins Rector.

i.-i__i-— Obiit vi. scpultus fnit die Nobriﬂ 11, i A {Salutis mos, On a Flat Stone in Chancel. mm .Zl:.tat1s sure (ill. Here Lyeth the Bodys of Elizabeth and Charles, i Arm-—'I‘wo ohovrons. \ the Wife and Son of Edward Combe, who died Dec. 30, 1680. _ In Memory of the Rev. Charles Reeks, who Died 27th July, 1783, Aged 54. In North Aisle.

A Sacred to the Memoryof Mrs. Elizabeth Fleetwood, who died Dec. 3rd, 1813, Aged B0 years. Sacred to the Memory of Lloyd Willinms, second Also of Son of the Rev. Lloyd Williams, Vicar of ‘Whit- Miss Elizabeth Fleetwood, who died Nov. 6th, 1812, ehnrch, Hants. who died 22nd August, 1810, Aged 44 ycars. Aged 20 years. __...__ 3 Eatclmaenn. Against woe! end of Body. In Memory of Elizabeth, second Wife of Richard [In North m..|..] Hill, Alderman of Sarum, Daughter of John Hunfley, \_ Sable, a sinister hand closed, nrgent, a canton, gules; hn- | of Chiltern, who died March 4th, 1715, Aged 49. pnling, golea, ons chevron sable, betwsn three linl1s' heads, erased, of the same, a tleur-de-lie, argent, between two ennulels Sett up by her Husband, Son of Mr. Mathew Hill, of of the lame. "' Sarum, Apothecary, who was born in this Parish, and [In Body nf the Church] Buried in this Church in November, 1060, Aged 36. \% Quarterly, first end fourth or, two bars argent, in chief three ~ \ iii-1-_-—-Q tigers‘ heads eahoshed, gates; second and third argent, a chev- on, sable, between three towers imbattled, gulesa impaling, On Flat Stone in Body. argent, three blackbirdn prop-er. Margaret Deneh, Wife of Henry Dencb, of Corres- [In Chnncel.] field, who was the only Daughter of Rowland Hill, Vair, argent and gules, on a canton or, a atag’s head esboshed of Sarum, by Margaret Hill, his first “'ii'e, died 20th sable. Oct. 1700, Aged 01 years, and was huried under this Stone. In the Chancel Window, and In three windows of Margaret Hill died 23rd August, 1734, Aged 40 the North Aisle, are a few pieces of painted glass. years. Rev. Joseph Gilbanlrs late Vicar, Rev. I-‘rancis Richard Hill, Son of Rowland and Margaret, died Baker the present onc.—Register commenced 1630. July, 174.5, Aged 10 years. The Manor belongs to the Earl of Radnor. A R°“'l"-"d Hm died 25'-ll MB"-ill» 1737- Margaret Hill, Richard, and Rowland, were all . Buried in mi. Church.

S'l‘R.ATI"ORD TONEY. iii _"' I Register commenced in the year 1562. Fm Sm“. in Ghana‘ E Rev. Mr. Brown, late Rector. Johannes Reeks, D. D. hujus Ecclesia: Rector. Obiit die Junii 20, 1 Rev. Thomas Stockwell, present Rector. Salutis 1 770, ‘Anno l .?Etatis 57. I G. P. Jervoise, Esq. Lord of the Manor. - R. O

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' Against the South Wall of Body. BISHOPSTO N. H. S. E. Michal, Belicta Geo : Button, do Throop, Gent". Mater Septem Filiorum et Filiae unica:, iutcr _quo.~1 On a Monument in Chancel. l nonnullos fore ab incunabulis, ct onulcs prudcntcr Near this Place are deposited the Rcmains of the educavit, et elocavil, quorum gratin ad mortem per- l Rev. lliilliam Barford, Clerk, upwards of 30 years mansit vidua. Obiit Jun. 14, Anno Dom. 1737, Rector of this Parish, who Died 1st Juno, 1780, in Etatis sun: 85. F in the 83d year of his Age. t H. S. E. Also Susanna, his Wife, who died 11th Oct. 1767, Maria, I-‘ilia ejus uniea, et Uxor secunda Rev. Ri- Aged 6'7 years, by whom he had 15 Children, 2 of chardi Roots, A. M. hujus Ecclesia! Rectoris. Obiit whom are huried near them, William Barford, who Sept. 3°, Anno Domini 1746, Etatis sue: 53. Died 11th Doc. 1747, and the Rev. Thomas Barford, who died 20th Nov. 1764. \ i'\ hi.-1--..—.. As a grateful Tribute to their Memory, their surviving North Wall of Body. Children have erected this Monument. Sacred to the Memory of Mr. William Rowdon, who ‘*\ I-_—--¢--1—- died 1st Sept. 1770, Aged 34 years. Also of On Flat Stones in Chancel. Mrs. Catherine Rowdcn, his \'Vife, Daughter of the H. S. E. Rer. William Barford, Rector of this Parish, who Revcrendus Nathanael Trotman, Clcricus; Qui certs. died 21 July, 1760, Aged 40 years. fcelicis resurrectionis spc rnortalitatem suam exuit And of vicesimo seeundo die I-‘ehruarij, 1 John, Son of the above William and Catherine Row- }Etatis 41, i VS;-_ den, who died 31 Dec. 1702, Aged 15, A““° i Salutis 1719. 1 Arms--A cross between four cinqucfoils; impaling, on a bend \--A belwesn two water-bougets, three tigers’ heads caboshed. I On Flat Stones in Body.

ii In Memory of Michael Button, late Druggist of the H. S. E. City of New Sarum, who died Jan. ye 0th, 1751, I Aged 00 yenrs. EKUVIUM E F ,3“-. Arms--Erroine, a fess. Rev. Richardi Roots, A. M. Ecclesire hujus Viginti prope Annos Rectoris, perquam ﬁdelis. Necnon \ Winaafridze, uxoris ejus dilectissimziii‘ qua: variolis Here Lyeth ye Body of William Whithart, who died correpta rnortem. Obiit 5"! 7bri§. 1731, Annos 56 \._‘_\ Juno, 1735, in the 17th year of his Age. Nata lllc diu superstes ad Annum 1747, tandem Xw quom sincere prmdicavit piam eﬁlavit Animam SOIIIB scilicet 71° Annos 73 Natus. On Monument in N. Transapt, Beneath this Stone are deposited thc Remains of -iii’ la John Rooks, Esq. of Throope, who died thc 23d of l ,, \ April, 1813, in the as year of 1... Age. Here Lyeth Mary, ye Wife of Captain Edwd Moylc. l She was one of the Daughters of Mr. Anthony Trot- Also of Elizabeth, his \'Vii‘c, Daughter of the Rev. man, Late of this Place. Oh. 25 Junij, Anno Dom. 1 William Barford, A. M. who died the Bth of March, 1724, ]Etatis 6-1. Q 1000, in the 70th year of hcr Age. i \. §

Here Lyeth ye Body of Richard Cooper, Clerk, who Here Lyeth Buried the Body of Charles Vaughan, Departed this Life February ye 14th, in 1713, I of Fallerisdounc, Esquire, Son of Sur Rychard . Aged 65 years. Vaughan, of Brodwardin.

- 11?--in-n ‘ii. E On a Flat Stone in North Transept. llic jaeet Thomas Hill, Cler. Rector dc Bishopston, ct I-lcclesia! Sliﬂ Maria: Virginie, Sarum Cdtnonicus II. S. E. Besidentiarius. Obijt 28 Novcmbris 1671, Eitatis Ccecilia, Uxor secunda Geo : Button do Throopo, sure 59. Gent. Obiit Aug. 7, Anno Dom. 1749, ]Etat. sun: 30. ('\ ' 35 I

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In the Chancel, and in the north nnd south transepts, ‘ Against the South Wall of Chancel. is a little painted glass. To the Right Hon“ Margaret Lady Feversham. only Daughter to the Right 1-lon"'° George Verney Lord Register commenced 1653. Willoughby dc Broke, died October 9th, 1755, in the nncrons. , 59th ycar of her Agc. 1809, Rev. Thomas Hill. LADY FEVERSHAIWS CHARACTER. 1073, R. Caldecot. i She had all thc advantages of Birth and Fortune, im- 163-B, John Younger. - proved by au Education suitable to her Rank and 1710, Richard Cooper. Quality. In her Youth, she was remarkable for the 1716, Nathaniel Trotman. Beauty of her Person, and the sweetness of her Man- 1 730, Richard Roots. ners; and her Virtues, throughout the whole extent of 1780, Vlfilliam Barford. her Life, gained l1er the esteem and admiration of all The Hon"'° Wm. Neville, late Rector. who knew her. Her conjugal and maternal affection, The Rev. Thomas Brdmley, present Rector. 0 the ease and Dignity with which she administred thc The Earl of Pembroke Lord of thc Manor. affairs of her Family, thc courtesy aud affability with which she received the very lowest of those who bud

.1P l acccss to her, and her compassionate tenderness to all i .

- who wanted, and were within the reach of ber good oflices, conspired to form one complete evidence of an excellent understanding, conducted by a mind natu- DOWNTON. rally good, and thoroughly influenced by religious principles, which she received from her Father. Her Behaviour under hcr Afllictions gave the full lustre to On a Monument against the north wall of Chancel. this assemblage of good qualities. Bereaved of all To ths deservedly beloved and respected Memory of hcr Children (the last of which, and the sole remaining Anthony Lord Feversham, Baron of Downton, who hops of the family, was just upon the verge of Man- died at Barford, in this Parish, where hc had princi- hood), She bare it with the most perfect resignation to pally rcsided, Juns ‘lfith, 1763, Aged 68 years, and ths will of G-od, and under o constant state of ill was interred in this Chancel. health for thirty years, she never lost ths natural chcarfulness of hsr Temper, aud hardly seemed to Hs was the only surviving Son of Anthony Duncombe, feel hcr own pains, though she was most sensibly Esq. by Jane, Eldest Daughter and Cohcir of the touched with the trouble and concern which she gave IIon'"° Frederick Cornwallis, 2d Son of Frederick to those about her, especially to her Husband, who Lord Cornwallis, of Eye, and Nephew and Heir of loved hcr with the most sincere Affection, and was Sir Charles Duncombe, Lord Mayor of London. her constant unwearied Companion in all hcr suffer- On his Return from his Travels into foreign Parts ings. After thc most happy union between them for in 1721, Hs was Elected to Parliament for thc City of near forty years, when the time was come that was New Sarum, as he was also in ths years 1722, and to put an end to their mutual happiness, she met 1727; to the two succesding Parliaments, he was Death, not with impatience uf Life, nor with pertur- returned for the adjacent Borough, which he conti- bation, but with a fortitude of mind which could only nually represeuted, till raised in 1747, to the I-louse be inspirsd by ber blessed Redeemer, in whom she of Peers. By his first Marriage with the I-Ion“ trustsd, and in whose arms ws will lsave her pious Margaret Verney, Daughter of George Lord Wil- Soul to rest. loughby de Brooke, ho had several Children, who Arms—-Quarterly, first and fourth per chevron ingrailed three died without Issue, particularly a Son George, whose talbots heads erased, second and third guttee, on a fess three premature Death is Lamented by his Parents on a doves conjoined: impaling, three cross in chief vair Munumont ncar adjoining. He intcrmarried, secondly, ermine. with Frances, Daughter of Peter Bathurst, of Cla- ? rendon Park, in this County, Esq. and, thirdly, with Against North Wall of Chancel. Ann, Daughter of Sir Thomas Hales, of Howletts To the Memory of the Right Honourable Frances and Beaksbourne, in the County of Kent, Bart. (who Lady Feversham, Fifth Daughter of Peter Batburst, wedded, secondly, William, Earl of Radnor,) and by of Clarendon Park, in the County of Wilts. Esquire, each of these latter Marriages, left a Daughter sur- i and second Wife to the Right Honourable Anthony viving, named after their respective Mothers; the Lord Fevershaln. younger of whom, Anne, the Wifs of Jacob Earl of Radnor, consccrates, with the highest filial affection, Her conduct and behaviour, both before she married this Monument. _ and after, were discreet, sensible, and prudent : Her Q vi V 2

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conversation was, at times, easy and cheerful; yet, ' deemer, and is (as they confidently hope and trust) in this, as in every thing else, she took care to preserve ; far Happier than they could make him. a Dignity which made her equally respected, honoured, This Monument was erected by his Muurnful and beloved. She died in the flower of her youth, i Parents ; the only thing they ever did unwillingly for hefore the vices or follies of the world had taken any i for their Son, but it wns the last and only Gilt they hold of her; and so little was she captivated with could bestow. He was born the 7th Day of March, outwnrd pomp and grandeur, or altered in the native 1722, I"Ie dyed the 0th Day of August, 17/ll. Innoeency of her Heart by thc great addition of all Arm:—Quarterly, first and fourth per chevron ingrnilcd, three wordly enjoyments which her Marriage had brought talbots' heads erased; second and third guttee, on a fess, three along with it, that, to her honour, let this favourite doves conjoined. saying, (which is here set down almost in ber own i words) ever be remembered of her: "The vanities * \'9\ In North Transept. generally attendant on wealth and titles, will, too Sacred to the Memory of Diana Webb, Daughter of soon, I fear, overtake and overrun me, in spite of all i Sir Charles Shuckburgh, Bart. who died tho Uth ~)_ my endeavours to keep them hack; but I will remain 1753, Agcd 50 years. what I was, and what I am, as long as I can." q‘X This good and valuable young Lady, with a perfect \ Also of Resignation to the will ofGod, and in full and sted- ‘ Nicholas W'chh, her Husband, Vicar of this Parish fast Faith in Jesus Christ for the pardon and remis- \ upwards of 50 years, who died 15 Jan. 1775, 1 sion of her sins, Died the 21st day of November, 1 757, @ Agcd B3 years. in the 26th year of her age, leaving a sad and sorrow Also Of ful Husband behind Her, and an infant Daughter Shuckburgh, Esq Son in law of the said l\i by him hut ten days old. cholas Webb, who died Dec. 14, 1702, .4rm|—Quarterly, as the preceding: impaling two ban er- 1 Aged 33 years. mine, in chief three cross pattee. And of Diana, his Wife, Daughter of the nbove 29-eggNicholas and Diana Webb, who died June 27, 1766.

Against south wall of Chancel. i South Tranaept. To the Memory of George, the Son of Anthony Dun- Here Lyeth Sir Charles Duncombe, Knight, who combe, Esq. of Barford, and the I-Ion. Margaret dyed the Dth of April, 1711, in ye Gtld your of his Verney, his wife. He dyed in the flower of Youth, ‘ Age. regretted by all who knew him, having, by a tender Arms-—Party, per chevron ingrailed, gnles and erg:-ut, three and afl'ectionate respect, endeared himself to his ti!-lbots heads erased, counter-t'l|u.ngeLl. Parents, and by an ohhging. and courteous behaviour,. S -in-n-_-Q--a which was natural to him, gained the love aud esteem of all his acquaintance; and if Modesty and sweetness;[>\Near this Place are deposited the Remains of George of temper, joyned with good sense, are signs of a Spence, who died 3 Jan. 1704, Aged 10 years. Generous Mind, and when found in Youth will prog ‘ nosticate what the Man will be, he had given great hopes that he would one day prove a valuable friend Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Barclay, lisq. for- both to rich and poor, and an Ornament to his Family l merly of London, Merchant, who Departed this Life and Country. the 12th of December, 1704, in thc 69 ycar of his A gc. He was horn to the Expectation of a great Fortune, Ii-—-ti but that was not to he discovered by any part of his behaviour, which was uutainted by yv prospect of af- Near this Place lie the Remains of Bartholomew fluence hefore him; a great indication that, had it Lynch, Gent. who, till his Death, which hnppelied pleased God to prolong his Life, he would have en- 30 August, 1759, at the age of G0 years, was a joyed Riches with the same moderation of mind with faithful] and respected Domestick of Anthony, Late which, in his younger Days, he viewed them at a Lord Feversham. The Parish of Downton, incon- Distance. sequence of an Annuity of £100 given by his Will As aggravating as these Circumstances are to those for apprenticeing poor Children thereto belonging, most nearly concerned in the loss, yet they afford which, at the time of its expiration in 1706, lltlll ac- them this Comfort, that he lived long enough to give tual.ly apprenticed 202 poor Children, erects this Me- proofs of a mind furnished with principles of Honour morial of him as its grateful acknowledgment of his and Virtue. He dyed with a perfect resignation to Charity and Benelicence, and as an Incentive to the the Will of God, and a firm trust in his blessed Re- i Imitation of so worthy an Example. In c5 Wi!tl.—-D O ‘V N T O N. 65 In Memory of Susannah, Wife of Mr. John Sheliield, I Horchmenn. Surgeon. She Died December 27, 1779, Quarterly, first and fourth per chevron gules and argent, in Aged 31 years. chief three talbots heads, erased, counter-changed; second and third sable, guttec d’cau, on a fess, argent, three doves, sable ; Also three of their Childrsn,wbo died in their Infancy. impaling, guise, three arrows, argent.

Ml_*—_*i7 Per chevron, guise and argent, three talbots’ heads erased, In Memory of Henry Noyes, Gent. who died Jan. counter-changed; impaling, gules, three crosses, or, in chief 20, 1762, Aged 62. vair ermine, and erminois. Also of Emma, his Wife, who died October 3, 1757, 1 Aged '75. ' Per chevron, gulcs and argent, three talbots’ heads erased, counter-changed; impaling, gulcs, on a bend argent, between Also of Hlienry, their Son, who nae Jan. eeth, ma, 1 six croselets litchy of the same, on an cseutchcon of pretence or, Aged 62. ~ a derni-lion, gules, a crescent for difference.

Also of Emma, their Daughter, who died July 16, Talbot; irnpaling, sable, two bars ermine, in chief three cross 179.4, Aged '73. \\>\ pattee, or.

‘__Z_‘— I-0-1—rni_;_ I Quarterly, first and fourth gules, on a bend, argenl,tbrea mnllels, sable; second and third quarterly—firsl and fourth On Flat Stones in S. Transcpt. argent, second and third gulee; on an cscntchcon of pretence, a Here Lyeth ths Body of Francis, the Son of Richard talhot,a1'gcnt. and Margaret Jencks, who departed this Life the '7 _--+._- day of February, 1714, in the 10 Year of his Age, Bcncrarttens In one Thousand seven Hundred and Eighty-four, Hero Lyeth the Body of John Bampten, of Lower I Mrs. Emma Noyle gave Two llundred Pounds to Woodfiold, of this Parish, who dyed the 0th of Fe- | the Vicar and Churchwardens of Downton, which bruary, 1666. A Sum is placed in the public Funds, and the Interest Here also Lyeth yfi of his Son John Bampton, of this Money She wills shall he employed to pay a who died the 20th of Dee. 1733, Aged 70 years. " School-mistress at Charleton to teach Six or Eight I

- Children of thnt place to read and work, and also a

l School-mistress in the Tything of East Downton for Here Lyeth y" Body of John Lynche, Gent. who the same purpose; further directing, that the scholars departed this Life ya 10th Day of Jan. in yﬂ Year of shall be nominated and chosen by tbs said Vicar and our Lord, 1662, being in ye 20th year of his Age. 3 Churchwardens for thc time being, provided that there \.-/ be never more than one Child out of one Family at ii f either of the said Schools at the same time. J..-

HI_o__Ly_oth yo|B_ody of Mathew Shepherd, who t u--I-_¢--in; Dyed April yo sui, me, Ag_ed es years. The Charity School in Downton was founded in 1679 1|:-___-Q V l by Sir Joseph Ashe, for the Instruction of twelve poor Boys, Sons of Freeholdcrs, in the said Borough; if Hero Lyeth the Body of Barnabas, Son of Barnabas ' none such to be found, any Children of the Inhabit- and Alice Ramsey, of Downton. He dyed April 20, , 1605. ants in ths said Borough, the Children to remain only three years in the School. This School is endowed with a School House, ths Rent of the ground of the two Fairs of Downton, and with the Interest of one Hero Lieth the Body of Ann, yfl Daughter of Am- » Hundred and-Thirty Pounds in the Publick Funds. \ bill Lam, and Ann his Wife, who Died yv 16th Day 1 of December, 1663. q g—|-1.-1---g \/ I Legacy to the Parish of Downton. : . I In 1626, Mr. William Stockman, of Downton, gave Han lycth Elisabeth, as was of John Fanstons. Chadwell Farm, in White Parish; and directed that She was buried July 30, 1681. .9‘ the Rents should be distributed yearly among such i poor Persons as should be enrcharged by Children within ths said Parish, according to the choice of the HI! Lyeth Sarah, the Wife of Mathew Shepard, , Fsofl'ces, with the Consent of the Vicar or Curate of wile dsportsdthis Life tbs lst Day of May, 1720, H the said Parish, and not to go to the Increase of the Aflfld 71 years. ‘Q y Church-box of the said Parish. x S 354

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“I! Register commenced 1602. ]Eque Injuriarum, ae Z[-irurnnarum paticns, lnimieis benevulus, The Rev. Mr. Gifford Vicar in ‘I720. Ultimi Seripturse Testamenti prudcntissirne The Rev. Nicholas Webb late Vicar. I i et ex Animi sui The Rev. Thomas Lear present Viear. Senttrntiﬁ. Earl of Radnor Lord of the Manor. Depositus inter preeandnrn xv Calendarum Aprilis. Mutt-.1 luce Glcriaq. ewltrﬁli. Fretus in .*sacru~snl|etn1|r Christi grmninm, Certamine illo prazelaro dccnrlsrtu,

1;J17__44 Cnrsu peraeto scrvata liitlr-, STANDLINCH. Et vitarn, et Auimam, plaeidissime roposuit Hitatis 51. Salutis } Adnno { 1671.

Against the South Wall of Chancel. L Plus aatis tribularer, si ngcirem mi.-sericordias Domini. To the Memory of his Beloved “’ii'e Jeane, the 3d V,Q 1- Danglrter of Coll. John Penrodcck, of Compton, Esq. On a Monument in Nave. (who was beheaded for the King-’s Cause) who brought forth 3 Sous, & 6 Daughters, and one Son abortive, Oi Near this Marble are i|1t.::r-red the liomni||s oi l-'|':|m~:-i wen. and thc Collie, She Dyed the 10th of Jnn.163g, i Tregagle, of MI=.-lsl1etl'ul"l\", Esq. who ])0|'1:'|l'tt-|l Ihis Life Jan. ]3t.l1, 1759, in the 5-"illi your ul' his .’\f_1¢'. in a deep scnse of Insr Virtue, dc Pious zeal for Re- And also of Mary, his \'i’ii'u, Died Nov. lst, 175$), building this Little Chnreh, Pounded in the ycnr 1147, wtha grate-full, but sad heart, this Monument was Aged 50 years. Iﬁrceted by Her Ever Loving M. B. He was the second Son of John 'I're;'aglo, ol"I'rr'.w:1'- Arm;-—"l‘wn lions rampant, on a canton a fretty; irnpaling, 8 dour, in Cornwall, Esq. by Jalle, his l'l"il'r.', lilrlt'.'~ilZ bend of the limb of a tree, reguly and trnnked. Daughter of Sir Paul, and Sister of Sir Francis Whichcct, of Aswarby, in thc County of I.im'.'olu, Bart. And, by a. very close application to tho study “T 7 i — F? i _ 7 :_r ii‘; h i of the Law, in the Soeicty of New Inn, I.mnlo1\, he became an eminent Man in his 'l'rol'ossion. und rlid, ‘WHITE PARISH. I with the highest Character for his llonosiy, l)'tli;_=,'t.'l|t:t-, and Abilities, neqllire a lllodcrntc 1"ortn||v, WlIl|;i| ho lcit, by Vliill, to his Yonn|,rt~r Brotlrcr Nulli. 'l‘|':-_nn;;l|~, Esq. who at that time was a Mt-1'el1'.|nt rr.-.~.-idiug nl. On a Monument against the north wall of Chancel. George Town, '\'i"inynw, in fiunlli Cnrulirm, lrlll. now Here Lyeth the Body of Mary, the Late Wife of lives at Melsllct Park ni'o1'<:s'.1i:l, nnd l::|:4, ml t til. Anthony Hungerford, of Blackbourton, in the County Gratitude and the most aﬂhutiuriarto Lore und lit.-=~p:.~ct of Oxon, Esq. the Rclict of Anthony St. Barbe, latc for his said dour Brutlu-r 1"'ru|1cis '|'1'cgnglc, ermtud of 'Whiteparish, Esq. cleeeascd, and daughter of Robt. this Monument to his Memory. 1763. Mason, Esq. late of Lincolnes lnnc, and Recorder of Arms-—-Azure, three stag-=1 tripping nr; impaliug nrpgt-r|I, :1 saltiro Loudon, also Deeeased. Shee was buried the Second §\ sable, on a. chicl' gules thrcc wculpncks :|r;,-,1.-nl. day of December, 1692, Jr-ms—'I‘wc bars, in chief three roundels; impaling, a lion rampant, with two heads. On T-‘int Stones in Nan-o, Herc Lieth the Body of ]l:n'lr.rr-.|, the ‘l'i""d"o ol'J.nm:s ? r Lynehc, Gent. who (lyutl tll(.- 21 Day 0i'Juue, lti!)U. i ‘3- Against south wall of Chancel. x iii-.i

R. -H. P. Here Lyeth the Body of l‘l’illi:un 'llil.el|eu<-.l<, (loot. Illas quondam Malorum who Departed this l.il'¢.- Jun. the ‘ll, I733, Edouardus St. Barbe, Armiger, 3 /\g(rtl 153 vr:at|":-1. Ab alto Sang-uinc Genus dueens inelytum, Jrmh-on B. GIOSS ﬁre ilcur-rlu-lis, in clqicfu lion |--,,ml,;u|L Sanctus nomine nec minus Animi -1-1*?-_-i Sanctioris. A planta pcdis, usq. ad Crnlum eapitis, Here Lyeth yr-_ Body of l\l'.tr_\_', ye ‘Vite of \'i'ill'|an| star. Abjuverlte pene aatate Valctudinarius, Hiteheoek, Gent. who (lyt.-d Jan. y" :27, 1r;7s|, K"'\ l\'ihilo Saluatori minus suo, $\AlS0 Here Lyeth yc Baily Oi‘ “iillinm Ilil['lll"'lIl§l\, Etiam in aeerbissimis gratiarum, Esq. Wl10 Departed this Life l\'l:|y ye 12, 1739, Ftecundus, A gcd 82 years. 355

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Underneath lye the Body of Gyles Eyre, Esq. eldest llere Lycth Henry Eyre, tine. °f Ye outta Bifnlnem Son of Sir Giles Eyre, Knight, and of Mabel, his of Liucolnes lnne, “’h° Dmd July 13'-hr 1°73: Wil'e. She dyed ye 0 March, 1.728. Agcd 74. He Etatls 9"‘-‘B 53- yfl 28 Nov. 1734, Agcd '70. Ar-ms—Argent, on a chevron, sable, three quatr-efoils, or; im- Jrms-—Qnarterly, first and fourth, on a chevron, three quatre- paling urgent’ macho glues’ foils; second and third threfl oaks trees: ilnpaling three cres- H.1-_ cents, charged with as many escallops. \9\ Near this Place Lieth the Remains of Samuel Orr,I Esq. of Briekworth House, who Departed this Life the unit of May, 1612, Aged so years. - R In west and of south aisle. \.»' Here Lyeth Dorothy Eyre, Eldsst Daughter of J ohn Ryvcs of Rnnston, in the County of Dorset, Esq_ Wife of Gyles Eyre, of Brickworth, Esq. who dyed II. S. E. Jan. 15th, 1007, Hitatis sun: 23. Ilenrieus Eyre, do Medio Temple Londini, Armiger, H ic llosculus evaneiit. 'l."ilins Jligidii Eyre, Militis, Uii Justiij de Banco, nuper Regis. natu tcrtius, Scholaa publieae huic Paro- Here Lycth Gyles Eyre, Esq. one of ye outer Bar- chia: Benefactor rnunificus, qui obiit anno astatis sum rcsters of Linc-olnes Inne, Husband of Dorothy, who 3B, Salutis 1704. dyed In Memoriam Johannps Eyre, de Bricltwortb, Ar- Deuid""& united by one Grave, miger, frater natu major H. E. Husband & wife intomb'd here y“ have, Jr-ms--Argent, on a chevron, sable, three quatrefoils, or; in Who living lov'd, dz dying did desier chief a mullet. In Chaster brestes to Cherish still love’s Pier; i oi-1-—-1-' Beauty is but skin deep, and sl-tin is Dust, our scene is ended’ and to earth we must’ Near this Place lie the Bodies of Henry and Till’ Phenix-like’ our Ashes live above.’_ ll'E ,Ln fB'l-r hH ,h 8% Wth Saints and Angells God to Praise at Love. . $23;-tefgihis £3: on tip; fwlpgvingogieesw o Harriet, 5th January, 1700 Aged 74, Henry, 28th September, 1790, Aged 75- Tliis Monument was Erected Monuments in S. Aisle. By their Nephew and Nieces, Buried here Gyles Eyre, Esq. and Jane, his Wife. Children of their Brother John Eyre, Esq. *1 A man much Oppressed by publiclr power for his of Landford, in this County. -t laudable opposition to the measures taken in the .4:-rm—1"er pale, argent, on a chevron, sable, three qnatrefoils, Reigns of James and Charles the first. In the year or; impaling the same, a crescent, gules, for ditference. 1640, for than well-known court reasons, he was ...... was afterwards plundered at Bricltworth ‘ To our Trusty and well-beloved John Gruhh, Esq. by the King's Soldiers of £2000 value, and imprisoned t l ‘CHARLES, R. for refusingto pay the eum of £400 illegally demanded ‘ Trusty and well-beloved, Wee greets you well. Though of him by two instruments under the privy seal, bear- Wee are unwilling in the least degree to press upon our good ing date at Oxford, 14th Feb. 1643.‘ He was Bap- suhjects, yet we must obey that necessity which compels us, in tized Feb. 1572, dyed Jan. 1665, hnveing Issue 7 this pnhlique distraction, when our Owns Money and Revenue sons (3 of whom were likewise members of Parlia- is seized and tleteyned from us, to lay hold on any thing which, ment) and 4 Daughters. with God’s hlessing, may he a rnetuies to preserve this King- doms. Wee must, therefore, desire you forthwith to lend us $\ .dr|ru—-A man's leg eouped at the midst of the thigh. the sum of two hundred pounds, in Money or Plate, for our necessary support, and the maintenance of our army, which we "' Lord Clarendon, in his History, vol. il. p. 61', after noticing are compelled to raise for the defence of our Person, the Pro- the difllenlty Chutes the First met with to pay his army, adds, testant lteligion, and ye Lawes of ye Land. Wee have trusted “ By letters, and all other gentle ways, he invited those who this Be-trcr to receive it of yon, and Wee doe promise you, in were lhla to consider how much their own security and property ye Word ofa king, to repay it with Interest. And of this Ser- were concerned and depended upon the preservation of his vice we cannot doubt, well knowing you are too much cou- rights; and oflbred to sell any of his lands, or to give any per- cerned in the sal'ely of our Person, and the preservation of tho lonal security, for whatsoever money would be lent to him at puhlique Peace, to neglect this opportunity of expressing your Interest,” dio. care of both. I The followinglottsr, bearing the autograph of Charles, and ‘ Given at our Court, at Oxford, this 17th Day of Fe- sealed with his own seal, If met with among some family papers hruary, I642.’ ll E-sstwell, where it is at present; l ' Ha married a Miss Eyre. 356

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In Memory of Mr. Henry Dench, who died the 26th 1 On a Flat Stone in Chancel. l ofJune, 1803, in the 77 year of his Age. In Memory of the Rev. Mr. Richard Buddo, Rector of Sherfield, and Vicar of this Place, who died Sept. #_ J\ y,, 16, 1769, Aged 66 years. Under are interred the Bodies of those Religious and Just Persons, Perdinando Yollnge, and Susan, his Virtuous and Beloved Wife, who was one of the Hatdimmets. Daughters and Coheiresses of Edward Wayte, of Argent, on a cross, azure, five lleur-de-lis, er, in chief a lien Farleigh Castle, in the County of Somerset. Also rampant, gules; impaling argent, three bust-profile heads, sublo. the Bodies of Elizabeth and Susan Young, their ever Dutiful and affectionate Daughters. Ferdiuando was . Azure, three stags tripping, or; impaling argent, a salllre the third Son of Edward Younge, who Lived in this sable, in chief, gules, three woolpacks, or. Parish, by Jeane, Daughter of Bower, of Ewerue, in 1 Argent, on a cross, azure, five fleur-rle-lis or, in chief a lion the County of Dorset. The said Edward was second rampant gules; impaling argent, in chiet‘, on a chevron sable, Son of John Younge, of Little Duruford, descended three quatrefoils, or, in base three bust-prolile heads sable. from Joanne, Daughter of Hyde, of Hatch. There likewise is buried Edward Younge, Son of thc fore- Quarterly, first and fnurth, argent, on a chevron, sable, three named Edward, who married Amphillis, Daughter of quatrefoils or ; second and third or, three trees proper: innpaling Chafin, of Chettle, but had no Issue. This is Erected azure, on three crescents, argent, as many escullops, gults. by the Direction of Edward Younge, of Little Dura- Quarterly, first and fourth argent, on a chcvren,. sable, three ford, in Reverenoe to the Memory of his Indulgent quatrefoils or; second or, three oaks proper; third azure. on Ir. Parents and Sisters, with whose Remains he Desires hend cottized, sable, three lozenges, ermine, an escutulwun of his Body may he Deposited, when it shall please pretence, azure, on three crcscents argent, as many escallepl, gulcs. Providence to call him out of this Mortal Life. l n'rms—Vair, azure and argent, in chief, gules, three lions Argent. a chevron, gules, in chief, three turtles, between two rampant or, over allan escutchean of pretence, argent, a chevron roses in base, two cross paltee, a mullet and crescent, gulcs; sable, between three bugle horns of the same, impellng argent, on a chevron, sable, three quatretoils, er, n

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In 1051, The Rev. Richard Page Vicar. On Flat Stones in south aisle. ' 1668, The Rev. Morgan Jones. Buried here Gyles Eyre, Esq. Eldest Son of Gyles 1703, Thc Rev. William Clarkson. Eyre, and Ann, Daughter of Sir Richard Norton, of 1720, The Rev. Francis Wallice. Rotherﬁeld, in the County of Southton Kt. and Bart. l 1730, The Rev. Mr. Burlden. his lvife, Sir Gyles Eyre, Kt. his Eldest Son, D0- The Rev. Mr. Gibson late Vicar. ‘ rothy, Daughter of John Ryves, of Ranston, in thc The Rev. John Wayne present Vicar. County of Dorset, Esq. his ﬁrst Wife, tbe Right Hon°'° Christabella, Baroness Glasford, in Scotland, The Manor helongs to Miss Eyre. his Second Wife, 8.: Divers Children. -1-+--—

Extractfrom the Register, which began in 1559. l Here Lycth ye Body of John Eyre, Esq. Second [Births.] Son of Sir Gyles Eyre, Knight, and one of the A 1550, April 21, Edward Piel-ternell, son of “'illium Benehers of Lincolnes Inn, A person of natural abili- Pickernell, Esq. ties, and acquired knowledge, in the Law of the 1585, Dec. 20, [baptized] John St. Barbe and Rohort Country inferior to few. Elected a Member of Scven | St. Barbe, twins of Edward St. Barbe, l'I.~u|. Parliaments, and therein shewed himself (like many 1620, Junc 22, Edward, Son of Edw. St. Barbe, l".sq. of his Ancestors) a lover of liberty and indepen- 1623, Dec. 28, Mary, d. of Edward St. Barbe, Esq. deney, Served his Country at his own expence, not 1623, Feb. 22, John, son of Giles Eyre, Gent. i serted himself at the expenoe of his Country. Dyed 1624, Jan. 19, Wm. son of Edw. St. Barbe, Esq. at incolnes Inn, thc 2d day of Nov. 1715, Aged 50 1625, June 9, Thos. Son of Giles Eyre, Gcnt. years. 1626, July '7, Anna, daughter of Edward St. Barbe. I 1626, Jan. 21, Edward, son of Gyles Eyre, Gent. 1620, Oct. 23, Henry, son of Gyles Eyrc, Gent. On Flat Stone in North Aisle. I 1629, July 28, Nathaniel, son of Edward St. Barbe. Here Lyeth ye Body of Morgan Jones, of this Pa- 1631, April 28, Catherine d. of Gyles Eyre, Gent. Tish, Vicar, who dyed August ye 4th, 1683. l 16,03, Sept. 18, Samuel, the son of Ed. St. Barbe. ‘K 357

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1640, Jan. 20, John, son ofGih~.s Eyre, Jun. Here Lyeth the Body of John Doubleday, Gent. 1042, July 2, Francis, sun of Giles Eyre, Jun. who departed this Life at Loclteridge, May 6, 1753, in 1057, Jan. 25, Joseph Eyre, son of ltnbcrt Eyre. the ti? year of his Age.

1667, March 26, Henry, son of Giles Eyre. _ 1749, Jane, daughter ofJohn Eyre Esq. of Landford. On a Monument in Body. [Between Hie yearn 16-12 and 1646, there were may people married by one F04: of Hmvilra-rri, Herc rcst, released from u. Sea of Troubles, the without lease qf liccncc.] Mortal ltemains of Mr. James Shipton, who, after u. long and painful] Illness, resigned himself with Forti- [BurinIs. tude to his Creator, the 6th of August, 1793, 1Et. 69. 1666, Feb. 16, Giles Eyre, Esq. To say mueh would be superﬂuous, " His Conduct is 1667, Jan. 16, Dorothy, Wife of Giles Eyre. a Legacy for all.” This Stone also perpetuates the 1661, May 7, Mary daughter of Giles Eyre, Esq. Memory of Elizabeth, Daughter of John and Eliza- 1666, August 2, Christabella, daughter of Giles Eyre. beth Shipton, who died Feb. 16th, 1769, Aged 2 yenrs. 1704, June 13, Henry Eyre, Esq. And of Mrs. Elizabeth Sliipton, ltelict of Mr. James Sliipton, who Died March 2-ith, 160-l, rLlt. '76.

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Against south Wail. FYFIELD. - 1' Nicholas Dymore, Gent. to whom this Marble is inni- Sacred, was a Native of this Village, and Departed On I Helullint against the north will of Chancel. this Life the 14th Day of February, 1605, Aged 66 years. He supported through Life _a Character truly Hers lye the Bodyes of George Fitz-James, Esq. respectable, and died sincerely and generally lamented Lord of the Manor of Cletford, who exchanged this I_J.fs for a bsmr May e, Anno Dom. 1603, Em. 42. hy a numerous acquaintance. ind of his only son George Fitz-James, who died tbs 6th of August. 1666. }Etat. 7, and was Buried in Near this Spot are deposited the Remains of John his Father's grave. Dymore, of the "!‘ything of Lockeridge, in the County And also of Mn. Ann Percivall, Wife of George of Wilts. Gentleman, who died the 29 day of July, Fitz-James, Esq. and afterwards of Edmund Perci- 1606, Aged 66 years. vall, Fsq. of Heybridge Hall, in the County of Essex, who died September the Bth, 1746, Aged 00. .lrIls--Alrtre, I dolphin emhowed in-gent; impaling, gnles, cl I. hill, llfllt, two llnnl pusnnt gules, with as many The Rev. Mr. Thring, late Vicar. flflflniflhll-Ins. The Rev. Charles Hoyle, present Vicar.

Iii-— Mr. Fowle, of Kinbury, the late, Mr. Goodman the present, Lord of the Manor. Jlﬂlﬁ Ill Booth Wall of Chancel. Sacred to the Memory of John _ Wheeler, Gent. who ' Departed this Life the 6th of June, 1779, Aged 56 years. D E V I Z E S. Lilo of Emma, Wife of John Wheeler, Gent. who St. John's. this Life 26 Sept. 1761, Aged 36 years. l-mi--i About Blanch, Daughter of John and Emma Wheeler, who departed this Life 3d Dec. 1772, On Monuments in North Chancel. Aged 99 years. Josiah Eyles Heatheote, Esq. Also of Christian. Daughter of John and Emma To whose Memory this Monument has been Erected, ' 'whleler, who departed this Life 13 May, 1775, was the only Son of George Heatheote, Esq. of Lon- Aged 25 years. don, by Maria Eyles, the Eldest Daughter of John Eyles, Esq. of Southbroom House, near Devizes. ":Ill—'1 k indented between three doves. He was a Gentleman whose Courtesy, Hospitality, Polite manners, and animated conversation, united with the highest Principles of Honour and Probity, OI Plat Stones in Chancel. made him pleasing to, and esteemed by, his Equals, MO, of Locheridge, Esq. Died 26 Jan. 1763, While his unbounded Benevolence and Extensive Aged 64 years. Charities, made him Equally beloved and revered by T 35 8

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his Domestics, and d rew down en hini the best Bless- In ptechotrephiii hujus parmcim, ings en this side of the Grave, these of the Poor and Plenins dchine alendil. Destitute. A fit of apoplexy terminated his exem- Avi, viater, ct inriture ; plary Life, on the 22d Day of Angnst, 1811, in the 63 Qucrn superure necis year ofhis Age. Nor was his sudden Death, though Tandem omnibus tum pietatis, &ppalling,_jnstly te be lamented, saving him, as it did, Turn eharitatis munerihns, from the languors and sufferings of lingering disease, Ullice |u:rli|||e1.is and prepared, as he happily was, by firm faith, lively, In torrii, in coclum demigravit though humble, hope, and truly Christian piety, to iv iIll.lS Fchrunrinls, "iii-ll. appear hefore the awful tribunal ef his Saviour and Near this Place his God. Fl are Deposited all that was Mortal A'rms-—Quarler=y, first and Fourth ermine, three rounds-ls of Edward Pierce, Gout. cltargetl with a cross, aurclmrged with nine rounrlels; Beeonll three times Mayer of this Town, and third, a fess ing.'ailed, in chic!‘ llu-ce lleur-dc-lis. to whom he was a eimslant

may aml generous Benefactor. He departed this Life Nov. 12, 1651-1, Near this Ftonc aredcposiletl the Remains of Edward ill hopes of a_joyl'nll resurrection through .l-lyles, l-isq. l'ul|rl.l| and only survivinlg Sen of Jelm Jesus Christ. llyh-s, Esq. and Mary, his \Vife, who having spent Robert Pierce, Gent. the earlier part of his Life abroad i|| places of public died May 1, 169-.'., A gr.-il til). 'l‘rust, in which he acquitted himself with honor and rcp||tatie||, passed the remainder of it in that retire- Richard Hope, (I cut. n|m|t which was necessary te a constitution impaired died Dcc. 31, 1731, Aged I30. by business and injured by a foreign climate, and in Frances Hope, that peace of mind which ever attends on the religious died Jan. 8,1770, Agcd 03. discharge of all the Duties of Life. \Vhcn abroad, Arms--Sable, a bend nebula between two unicorn‘ heads he married Mary, “’idow of the I-Ion"'° Governor erased, or, Gumley, and Daugliter of Sir John \l'itlowrong, Ba- -ii--.1-g ronet; but she ﬂying sis months after their Marriage, T he continued a Widowcr till his Death, which hap- Beneath this Place is interred the Body of Robert pened on the 13Ih of March, ‘I792, in the 79th year of Byng, Doctor in l)iviuil.y, who deceased the Uth Day his Age. His only Nephew aud Niece, in gratitude of February, Anne Dom. 1650. for the regard expressed towards them in his last i ll-'ill, havejointly caused this Monument to be erected to his Memory. H On a Brass Plate ncar the above. Underneath are the Rcmains of Edward Byng Vl"il- E051 End. kins, Late organist of this Church. lle died the 13 of July, 1768, in the 20 year of his age. Hie exuvilis sui dcpesuit Johannes Pierce, generosus Singularc, Flat Stones in Chancel. Pietatis, ac Probitatis, In Memory of the Rev. John Walton, whe departed Hedie et Seris Postclis this life the 7th of August, 1'7-l-5, Aged 3!). Exemplum, Inter primores hnjus oppidijam elim And Eleanor, his Daughter, ])icd 13 Jan. 1756, Priinns, Aged 20. Inter Putrenes cjusdem, preh dolor ! ultimus, And Mary, \Vil'e of T. It. Ilumphrcys, Esq. died Ita suis pfospellil, ut etiam proliccret. alienis, 23rd March, 1777, Aged 40. Ita singnlis prefeeit, nt una proﬁceret universis, And Anne, Widow of the Rev. John \Valton, died Ita presuit ad tempus, nt ct prodesset in zcternum '\ 3d March, 1779, Agcd 73. Tester ea quae eregavit, Inter alia non ||auca, Alse F. Richmond Humphreys, Esq. died June 6th, In templum Dci reparandum, ' 1797, Aged 62 years. In Clerum Domini snb Ievaudum, In Pzcdagogum hujus eppidi Prazmus excitandum, M. S. In collapsas vias regias, I{everendi.Iacobi Dycr,Rcctoris olim hnjus Eeelesiat, In sarta tccta przcstanda, i Qui decimo octave calendarurn Septembris MDUXC. 359

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Diem Obiit su-iiromuni. Prope C".ljLl5 einercs sepulta Sacred to the lilcnzery of Mrs. Maria Heatheote, sulitu.-i _i:ici-L hlurizi, dilnetu conjux (ieorgii (jibbes, Widow of Ucirgo lleatheotc, .l-Isq. and Daughter oi Qni pr'.i‘diirt|un Jacobuin Dyer lilatoriiuni, habuit Jolni I-Iylos, .l-Isq. and Mary his “'il'e, of Soutlibroom uvniu, l"'ilia fnit Johannis Clarke, do I'§lll,'__','ll'|5l)I'llIg0, I-I ouse, ncar this Borough. She was born on the 12th in Agro Midillcsmrirc, Gencrosi, Septiino nonurnin day ofJune, 1707, and Died on the 5th Day of Jan. Iilurtii dccessit, 176-t, annos uata quudragiuta. duos. 1792. ltr-adcr, this Marble is placed here to remind lloc saxuui tam annoris quain pietatis, voluit essc thee, if thou knowest her, to inform thee if thou diilst pignus. G. C. uot, that the Cliristian piety of this excellent woman shone conspicuous in all the relative duties of life. Her Sun pays this tribute to the Meniory of his be- On Flat Stones in Middle Chancel. loved lilother, hoping that hcr example may uot be .lll Memory of Qarah, \Vit'e of \Villium \Vcl)b. Whfl forgotten by some, uor lust to others. died Nov. 19th, 1749, Aged 45 years. A'rni.i—]-Iruiine, on lhrcc pommc as many crosses, or; impnling argent, a fess ingralili.-d sable, in chief three flour-dc-lie Also in Memory of Ivilliam “Tabb, who died April U1. lllc? lit:-i-l. 2-ith, 1777, Agcd 72 ycars. Also in Memory of Jane, his Wife, who Died June Sacred to the Memory of'l‘homas Middleton Trollope, ‘2d, I778, A god 59 years. Esq. (oldest son of $ir Thomas Trollope, of C'osL-wick, in the County of Lincoln, Bart.) In thc year 1759, iii he married Isabella, one of thc Daughters of Sir John Thorold, Bart. of Cranwell, and had Issue five Sons In Mi-mory of $usanna Barrie, Daughter of Robert and three Daughters, who were living: at the time ct 'l‘hrc.-islior, jun. who died March the 3rd, 1772, his Decease, thc 27th Day of April, Anno l7'i'fl, Aged 43 years. ' 11-Itatis 59. IIe was a Christian from conviction, and his conduct through life was, in every respect exem- in-ii plary, so that not only his Family unil Relations, but In Memory of Mr. Thomas Saddler, who died yit '17 all who knew him, revere his Memory, and Deplore of August, Ageil 6-l years. his Death. An impart.ial magistrate, to the Poor a Friend; in his own sufliniogs (which were many) Also ol' I"rancus, his Wife, who died March ye 23d, resigned and patient. yet ever ready to alleviate the 1767. sorrows of others, and zealous to promote, as far as in his power, the welfare and happiness of all mankind. In testimony of esteem and affection, and to perpe- On Monuments in south Chancel. tuate a character so worthy of imitation, his afliicted Sacred to the Memory of George Heatheote, Esq. Widow caused this Stone to be inscribed, Anno 1779. u man of strict honour, integrity, and Christian piety, in privutc life, a warm friend and diligent magistrate, ii nn able and strenuous asscrtor of the liberty of his To the Memory of Elizabeth and John, W'ife and Son (Iouutry, which he manifested in his Conduct when of John Shergold, M. A. Rector of this Church. She Lord lilayor of the City of Loudon, and as a Member having lived greatly beloved, dyed greatly lamented, of the ltritish Senate, to which he was chosen in three Dom 1725 sueenssivi: Parliaments ; but, observing the torrent of on Jan. 13, Anno { ' 5 corrliptinll too powcrliil to be opposed by the utmost flitat. 29. efforts and examples of a few steady patriots, he He dyed in his Infancy, four days before his said chose to retire from all public cinployuients, and to Mother. dodiento the remainder of his Life to the cultivating The Lord gavc, and the Lord hath taken away, those Virtues in the rising generation which he had Blessed be the name of the Lord. the niortilication to sec neglected and despised in the /Irmr—-Argent, on il. chevron . . . . . gulea, between three present, and in promoting the arts and sciences, of hears’ heads erased of the last; impaling sable, a unicorn or, which he was an admirer and patron. Thus employed, on a. ehiefor, three roses slipped proper. he ended his days on the 7th ofJune, 1768, Aged (Ill years, in that peace and tranquillity ever attendant on L1; conscious virtue, to whose memory his afl'ectionate Wife, Maria Ilcathcote, caused this iilonunieut to be Near this Place lye the Remains of John, the Son of erected. George Flower, of West Grirnstead, Esq. and Kath- Ami:--Errnine, on three pommc as many crosses or; impaling rine, his Wife, who dyed on the 20th of May, 1725, urgent, afess ingrailed Sable, in rliicf three tleur-de-lis of the Aged four months. Happy Child, of such is the lllt. Kingdom of God. 360

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W'here also lye the Rcmains of the said Katherine, a On Flat Stones in S. Chancel. Daughter of John Eyles, Esq. of Chalford, in Glou- Here Lyeth the Remains of Robert Sloper, jun. who cestcrshire, nlost dutilill, a\Vife most loving and most Died April 24th, 1773, Aged 62 years. beloved, a Mother most tender, a Neighbour most benevolent and charitable, possest of every demestick virtue, of great prudence and nnifonn guod nature, of str.-nrly piety and true Devotion, of most exemplary To the Memory of Charles Ferw-l-er, late of this Bur- rough, (lent. who Departed this lili: yv 2-1'itl| ol' Juno, patience and resignation under a continued indisposi- Anno Dom. l7l!J, Aged sixty years. tion and stubhorn inﬁrmity of body, with a courage and easyness of temper, a ehearfulness and peace of With him also lies lnterred the Body of Ann his mind scarce to be expected, ever to be admired, a \Vife, who Died Feb. 27th, 1720, Agcd 71 years. preparative to and a pledge of that more complete Arms-—A unicorn, in Isliiefthreu roses slipt. happiness she now enjoys. She dyed on the 1 lth nf August, I727. A_;ed 3|. years. Learn, Reader, bless iii--in her lileinory, and follow her exttinple. G. F. 5 May 20, 1725, 1 _. ( 20. (J. I-'. .\'l. M. P. C. I. K. 1-‘. Q °"' i August 11, 1121.5 ""‘“"' 1 tn. .{rm=--.'\'nlJle, n. unicorn or, en ll chief‘ of the same three roses slipped proper; impuling argent: a fess eizgrailcd, sable, To the Memory of George l-'lower, late of \Ve..~=t in t-liit-1' three lleur-tie-lis 5l1|JlG. Grimstearl, Esq. who Depitrtod this Lite the 2-5th Day ofJune, Anno Dom. 1729, Aged 36 yeurs.

Near this Place lye interred the Remains of John Eyles, Esq. who departed this life the 6th of July, On a Brass Plate. 1752, Elimt. 75. llere Lieth the Body of Joseph Eyles, Gent. Son of Also of Mary Eyles, his “life, who resigned this John Eyles, of Southbroorne, and Grandson of Sir Life the ‘2Dth of A pril, 1744, fliitatis 62. John Eyles, Knight. Ob. Feh. 20, 1730, set. 27. Also of Francis Eyles, Esq. their Son, who died the And also the Body of Elizabeth Eyles, his Sister. 4th of September, 1750, Jlitatis 45. Obi 21, fill]: 1 y€fl.l'i Also of .losr~ph Eyles, Gent. another Son, who died the 20th of I-‘eb. nan. .’F!t. 27. i Also of Elizabeth Eyles, their Daughter, who died Here lyeth the Body of Mary Tiylr-s, wife of John young. Eyles, of South Broome, Esq. and l)i|.lllJ§lIl'.t".l' ofJohn Also of Francis Eyles, Esq. Brother to John Eyles, Eyles, of Chalford, in Gloneesti.-rsliire, Esq. Ob. 2!) Esq. who departed this Life the 10th of Dee. 1735, April, l7-1-I, set. 63. Jllltat. £56. Arms-A fess ingrailed, in chief three flour-dc-lis, Also of Maria Heatheote, Daughter of George Heatheote, lisq. who Died the 4th of November, l7-47, iEtat. 2 years and 4 months. On Flat Stones in Nave. Also of John Turner, Esq. who died the 6th of May, 1701, }Etat. so. Underneath are Deposited the Remains of \Villiam Neate, who died Oet. 17, 1761!, Aged 74 years. And his “’idow, Eleonora Turner, Danghter of John Eyles, Esq. She. Departed this Life the 13 ol'Jan. Also underneath are Deposited the Remains of Ro- 1762, Elfitat. 45. bert, Son of “William and Katharine Neate, who died July yr: 22d, I777, Aged 51 years. lii respect to, and out ofan ufleetionate love of whose Memories, l-Irlward Eyles, iliisq. ordered this Monu- Underneath also are Deposited the Rcniains of Kath- ment to be erected, A. D. 1757. erine, the \\"'ife of William Neate. She died August Arms—A rgent, a fess Sable. 2, 1778, Aged. . years. And also of Thomas Neale, who died the 3d Jan. ii-i___, 1804, Aged '7-"l years. To the Memory of the Rev. Edward Innes, Rector of Di-vizcs, who, in the Publick duties of his sacred Ulliee, was diligent, pious, and uuallectedly devout. In private life was upright. jnst, meek, modest, and F Underneath Lies interred the Body of Wm. Powell, hinnane. Trusting his failings to the mercy of his Gent. Sometime one of ye Masters of this Bnrgh, (iod, and confident in the hope ofa resurrection to a who died Feb. 3, Anno Dom. 1730, attutis sua: 54. hlessed immortality, he departed this Mortal life on Mrs. Mary \Vebb dyed August 30, 1753, the 18 bay of Nov. 1788, Aged 67 years. Aged 76 years. 36 I 1.. c5 rm...-1) Ev 1 zn s. 1:1 lllldemeath lye interred the Body of Mt. John Allen, I Also, in Memory of Mrs. Ann Flewell, Wife of Mr. Apothecary, who died the 20th of Oct. 1742, and of Ll William Flewell, who Departed this Life March 0, Mary, his beloved Wife, who Dyed ye 30th of Jan. 1143, Aged as. 1743. Iii- -

Here lyeth Anne, the ‘Vito of Charles Tnnes, Citizen In Memory of Stephen Powell, Sen. Gent. who de- of London. Ob. 10 Sept. 1700, fl-Itat. 32. parted this life the 10th of April, 17.50, Aged 63 years. -A-_1_.._. Also of his Son, Stephen _Powell, Gent. who departed this life the 1st of June, 1771, Aged 60 years. Anne, 'Wife of Thomas Neate, Died 6 March, 1790, In Memory also of John Powell, Gent. Son of Ste- Aged 58. l phen Powell, jun. who departed this life the 19 of F Also Jone, their Daughter, died March, 1700, Agcd June, 1774, Agod 20 yeare. Q0. l l- Also Martha Neate, Daughter of VI-'illiam and Ka- i-I1-mi-Q tharine Neate, died the 18th of April, 1803, Aged 80 years. Here lyeth Interred the Body of Thomas Cooper, Esquire, Cittizen- and Merchant of London, who Ann Nesta died 3 Oct. 1800. departed this life the 23d day of August, Anno Dom.

—1—n--A15 1070, in the 5.5 year of his Age. E Also here Lyeth the Body of Samuel Wright Webb, To the Memory of Mary, Wife of Edward Bayly, Mercer, and of Benjamin Webb, Gent. Both Bone of Gent. who died 12th April, 1755, Aged 33 years. Benjamin Webb, Gent. Benjamin Died in yo year And of Katherine, Daughter of Edward and Mary 1765. Bayly, who died 27th April, 1768, Aged 16 years.

-1 Also Rehecea, Second Wife of Edward Bayly, Gent. l l who died Bd Feb. 1770, Aged 50 years. Here Lyeth yo Body of Mary, ye Wife of John Edward Bayly, Gent. died 10th April, 1700, Agcd l Anstie, of this Burrough. She Died ye 3d of June, 00 years. 1731, }Etat. 23. Also to thc Memory of Frances, Daughter of Edward i And also John, yﬂ Son of the lald John and Mary Bayly, Gent. by Funny, his third 'Wife, who died 12 Anstie. Ho diedyo 0 of Deo. 1727, Etat. B weeks. May, 1780, Aged 12 years. mi Also to the Memory of Ann, Daughter of Edward Bayly, Gent. by Fanny his Wife, who died 10 April, Here Lyeth the Body of Edward Eyles, who 1798, Aged 1.8 years. dyed the ﬁrst of April, 1672.

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T Here Lyeth ye Body of Mary Eyles, of this Burrow, Underneath this Stone are (.lU[I0sitt':d the Remains of i John Powell, Gent. and Mary, his 1!! Wife, and also Widdow, who departed this life ye ﬂth of Dec. 1671.

Sarah his last Wife. He was huried the 26th of I-I-u-in-1-qtip 1 August, 1718, Aged 77. Sarah, his widow, survived l him till the 991 of Nov. 1741, Aged . . . . On monuments against north wall of north aisle. Also John Powell, Gent. Son of the aforesaid John Beatis M anihus Thomre Long, Comjtatu Powell, and Jane his Wife, She wu huried the 19-th Wiltoniensi, Generosi, of Sept. 1710. He the 3rd of March, 1757, Aged 85. Qui ohijt’. 7° die A-ptilis, Also Jane, Daughter of the aforesaid John nnd Jane l Anno Domini 1671, Powell, who died Nor. ye 28, 1788. Etatis sure 54. Quos calcas cineres, viator, ille G Sperans deposuit resuscitandos l Qui proli, pariter suaeq. chorus Under this Stone is interred the Remains of John Unori, laehrimis dolenda liquit Powell, Esq. of Marlhrough, and also Aun, his Wife. Viris funera: Quem henignior sore, She died May 22, 1765, He died Sept. 24, 1770. Indignum minitni labors morhi, l Vita surripuit molestiori. Jniu-Sable, a lion rampant, argent, charged with an atoll, In Memory of Mr. “’illiatn Flewell, surgeon, who | gulos, between eight cross-oroulets of the second; trnpaling Departed this Life the 26 of Oct. 1742, Aged 42. t sable, a unicorn, or, on a chin!‘ of the same, three role: slip! pp. U 2.

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Sacred to thc Memory of George Willy, of New Sacred to the Memory of Solomon Hughes, who died Park, Esq. who died unmarried Dec. 25, 1770, on the 16th of April, 1701, in the 79 year of his Age, Aged 73. Also in Memory of Elizabeth, his 1'\"'itlow, who dicul Also of his Brother, 'W'illiam Willy, of London, Esq. Jan. 28th, 1813, in the 77 year of her Age. who represented this Borough in Parliament several years, during which he uniformly evinced a faithful and zealous attention to tl1e interest of his Country. Suh tumulo marmores jaeet corpus Johannis Drew, He dicd unmarried, in the cxercise of that honourable Arm. (lefunctijnxta duos liberos cjus nataln ct natum trust, May 23, 1765, Aged 61. ]Etatis sure 26 annorum, qui obiit 23 dic Septembris, Arrm—Ermi.ne, on two bars, vert, three martlets proper. 1860, annoque l"'° R. Caroli S. pia Resurreceionis Expeetaeiones.

ji- Sacred to tho Memory of James Sutton, who died Dec. 29, 1704, Aged one year and eight months. Near this Place Lyeth the Body of John Merewctlinr, George W'illia|:n Sutton, whodied also in his infancy. M. B. Eminent for Learning and Goodness, diligent and Chan-itahlc in his Profession, curcelling in every Mary Sutton, who Died April 18, 1791, Aged 14 years and 8 months. relation of Life. Ob. May 18th, 1724, An. Jlﬂtat. GU. Sons and Daughter of James Sutton, Esq. and Elea- Under him Lyeth Francis, his youngest Son, Ob. nor his Wife, of New Park, near this Town. July 25, 1716, An. }l'1l.at. 22. Ofsueh is the Kingdom of Heaven. Over her H ushand lieth Jone Merowcthcr, his beloved Wife. Ob. Jan. 4th, 1725, An. ]l-Itut. 611. .dmu—ArgenL, a canton sable; impaling, ermine, on a chevron four lozenges between three ﬂour-do-lis. Anna Merewether. Obiit 23 Sept. Anno Dom. 1600.

in-1-p Anna-—Or, on an aseuteheon, between three martlcts sahlc, a saltlre ingrailed between twelve billets of the same, on a chief Sacred to the Memory of Prince Sutton, Esq. who argent, the can in full glory or; tmpaling, the escutcheon on the died justly esteemed and respected for his strict inte- ﬁrst. grity, particularly displayed in the discharge of his duty as Justice of this Borough, Sept. 13, 1779, Aged 78. On Flat Stones in North Transept. Also of Mary, his Wife, Sister of George and Wil- M. S. liam Willey, Esq. who died Jan. 23, 1768, Aged 66. Sarah, uxoris Gulielmi Hughes, et Filiua Joannis et Also of their several children, Willy Sutton, of New Maria Bevan, nuper defunctor. Obiit 131110 dic Julii, Park, Esq. who died unmarried, Sept. 12, 1775, Anno Dom. 1706, }Etatis suzc 29. Aged 43, Mary Sutton, who died March 24, 1767,

Agcd 31, Sarah Sutton, who died Dec. 22, 1754, pini- Aged 15, Ann Sutton, who died in her infancy. Arm:—Argent, a canton sable; impaling for Willy. In Memory of John Drewe, Esq. who died tho 23

E Sept. 1060, Aged 26 years. Also of Thomas Marsh, Late of Warminster, who Near this Place are deposited the Remains of James died the 8 April, 1764, Aged 5!) years. Sutton, who departed this life Oct. 24th, 1788, Aged 63. And of Solomon Hughes, of this Tow n, who dicd the 15th April, 1791, Agcd 78 years. Also, in the same Grave are the Remains of Anne, his Widow, who died Nov. 23, 1788, Aged 66. Also Four of his Children, hy Elizabeth, his Wife, who died in their Infancy. And of Elizabeth, his Widow, who died Jan. 28, Sacred to the Memory of John Dick, M. D. who, on 1813, in the 77 year of hcr Age. his way from Bath to London, departed this Life on the 3rd day of Feb. 1817, in the 29th year of his Age. i

spli- On a Brass Plate. On Monuments in North Transept. Richard, Son of Jeffery and Martha Everett, died In Memory of Eleanor Holdsworth, Wife of Winch Oct. yﬁ 21, 1776, Aged 33 years, lloldsworth, D.D. ofCl1alfont, Bucl-cs. and Daughter Also 2 of his Sons who Died in their infnncy. of John Merewether, M. B. of this Place. Ob. Jan. Also Mary Gilfard Everett, Daughter of William and 4th, 1766, fl-lint. 62. Leonora Everett, who died Nov. ye 10, 1008. 363

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Here Lyeth 1° Body of Edward Watton, of this their Benefactor and Friend with the feelings of true Borough, Gent. Ob. 23 Oct. Anno 1727, Zléltntis o4. sorrow ; nor will the remembrance of his amiable and Also the Body of Eliz. Watton, Daughter of Edward useful virtues ever cease to he cherished with affection and Eliz. Watton, Ob. 21 Feh. Anno 1780,] llitat. 27. and respect by themselves and their descendants. To his honoured memory, this monument is erected gig by his aﬂiicted Widow, in grateful recollection of Thomas, Boa of Richard and Mary Everett, who that happiness which was terminated by his death, Died It Maidltone, in Kent, Jan. yﬂ '20, 1802, and in the humble hope of sharing with him and their Aged 2.5 years and 4 months. beloved ehildren a blessed immortality.

Also Mary, Wife of Richard Everett, who Died n April ye lb, 1807, Aged 68 years. In Memory of Thomas Thurman, Gent. who died March 28, 1777, aged 06. In his Life-time he gave - Hic Jacent to buy Linen Cloth for the Poor of this Town for ever John Merewether, M. B. the Interest of £200 ; To the Rector for Reading Francis Merewether, Ann Merewether Prayers Mondays and Tuesdays the Interest of £200; Memories patris optimi . . . . To the Infirmary at Salisbury £200; To the Society Qui felicilaime cum regris versatus erat, for the Propagating of the Gospel in Foreign Parts Cujus indefesla in medicina diligentia, £200; To the Society for Promoting Christian Know- et eerie eommiseratio ledge £200. He likewise contributed largely towards Otnnl populo arrideham, erecting an Altar Piece and ornamenting tho Chancel. on q . Id unlee in 1-in ntudebet, By his Will he gave, To the Poor Inhabitants of this '~ nt prodfllet oillhihnl nnminl loeere, " Town, to be distributed within three months after his Hue IA-pldm . . ..;"Filln| -qt. prime-genitus Decease £1000, To the Poor receiving Aims £50, .: nl Jlaemnner,-M.D. . To the Poor of 2 Alms Houses £8 : 8.1. For Clothing, Bubitar quem suum et-lam corpus, Educating, and Apprenticing Thirty poor Boys £782, For Clothing, Educating, and Apprenticing Fifteen Bopelienduni vellei l i poor Girls £284 : 16:. To the Poor of the Parish of Potterne £100, To the Trustees appointed for ereet- ing a Charity School, for instructing Indians in the To the Memory of Martha Button, who Died 11th August, 1797. Protestant Religion £200: The Residue of his Estate to be distributed amongst the pnor Tradesmen and Women of this Town, Amounting to £1978 : 8 : 7. On Monuments ill s. sun, ‘Went ma, l Also, in Memory of Susannah his first Wife, Anne, 1 bis second Wife, In fl. ll Mo , st And of his Son John Thurman, Gent. who Died Nov. Them: Payne, Medici, qui obiit July 23°, 1674. 3rd, 1764, Aged 48. Neuron Wlfloughby, oonjugin ejus dilectissimre, Au-nu—Argent, on a pale, azure, a tilting-spear of the first be- _ .010 obllt to Aug. 1a_e4. tween two lions rampants, gules. Samuel Willoughby,ambobns gener, P, '~

-1-J-_-i-1-. In Memory of Mary, Wife of Joseph Needham, jun. Bonth wall, over the lonth entrance. Oh. 1 August 1782, ]Et. 19. Place are deposited the Remains of James And also Penelope, wife of Joseph Needham, Oh. Button, of New Park, in the County of 19 May, 1788, Elm. 22. Willa. I Magistrate of this County, and the Justice of In Memory of Joseph Needham, who Died April 7, tllil Borough, which he represented in four succeed- 1770, Aged vs. ln|'l'arl.iament|. He was Born 6 July, 1733, and Jmu-—Argent, a bend ingrailed between two bucks’ bends Died July 6, 1801. He married Eleanor, second Oflbfllllfldi I-fllrfli impeling azure, a unicorn or, on a chief of the W Of Alli-ll0Ily Addington, M. D. by whom he last three roses proper. hi lllnetwe Bonn, and three Daughters. His pri. Iii flip Val distinguished by an ardent and unaf- On a monument in B. Trans-ept. by an active benevolence. His In Memory of Thomas Wilde, Gent. and Elizabeth, _i.nva.riablydisplayed an hongumblg his Wife. Also John Wilde and Ann, their beloved ljllrltuf" independence, and a firm attachment to the Son and Daughter. This Stone is Erected by Mrs. eelfltltlon of his Country. The inhabitants of this Imher, of Winchester, their only surviving Daughter. ‘Ian and neighbourhood attended the interment of 778. 364

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H. S. E. T0 this Town. and Parish. Thomas and Ann, Son and Daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth VVilde. Ann died Oct. 14th, 1606, Aged 10 years, Thornss died June 22, 1697, Aged B months. N. B. Bcnefactions extending lo the Town arc marked " Confined to tho Parish thus 1!. A. D. j-A-i 1572 Given by Mr. Henry Morris to ye Poor per Hie Jaeent Reliquire Johannis Wild. Obiit Sept. Annurn for ever £.1 0 0. 10, 1727, }Etat. 24. " Given by Mr. John Arehard to ye Poor £.10. Elizabeth Wild Dyed December 1'7, 1751, Aged B9. “15B'7 Given by the Rev. Mr. Kcymes, to be lent gratis £.20 0 0 “1595 Given by yc Lady Sherrington, to he lent Anna Wild, Filiae Tho. 8: Eliz. VVihl, Gent. Obiit gratis £.40 0 0. 24 April 1722, lEtat. 22. *1 603 Given by ye Rev. Mr. Atwell, to y" poor per Thomas Wild, Gent. Obiit 20 Jan. 1'73], ]Etat. '78. Ann. £.1 G B. "1616 Given by Sir Henry Baynton, Kt. to ye POOP £10 O D Ann, Wife of William Ludlow, Departed this Life Feb. Bth, 1784, Aged 31. "'1616 Given by ye said Sir Ilenry Baynton, to he lent gratis £.-20 0 0 Two of their Children died in their Infancy. "1620 Given by yﬂ Virginia Company, to be lent gratis £.40 0 0. ‘I622 Given by Mr. Thomas Shepherd, to be lent On Flat Stones in south aisle. gratis £.10 0 0. Underneath are Deposited the Remains of‘ Eleanor ‘"1623 Given by Mr. Ralph Pierce to yv Poor £6 0. Baily, Reliet of the Reverend John Baily, Rector of South Cadbury, and of Sparkford, in the County of ‘"1624 G-iven by Mr. William Barret, to he lent gratis £.5 0 0. Someret, and Daughter of Franci Hollenewrnan, Esq. of the ameCounty. She Died tbe 12th Feb. "1631 Given by Robert Hyde, Esq. to be lcnt 1782, Aged '79 years. gratis £.10 0 0. And of Caroline Florence Carpenter, Daughter of "' Given by Mr. Anthony 1Iort to ye New Ahns Ilouse per Ann. £.1 O 0. Riehard and Sarah Carpenter, who Departed this Life Mareh 10th, 1792, Aged 18 years. * Given by Mr. W'illiam Buke to ye two Alms Houses, per Ann. £.1 6 0. Also of Richard Carpenter, who Died April 20, 1803, Aged 83 years.

On Tablets inside the Tower. In Memory of Ann Cambridge, who Departed this Given by Elizabeth Imber Life March 22, 1806, Aged 60 years. Sixteen Pounds a year, to be paid by the Dean and Chaptcr of thc Cathedral j-A-i Church in ‘Winchester for ever. Underneath Lyeth the Remains of Barbara, Wife of This Money is to pnt Seven Girls to School, to l’enrn J-ohn Herne, and Daughtcr of tbe Rev. Mr. George To read and work, and go to Chureh on' Sundays, Bradford, Vicar of Marden. She departed this life and towards Clothing them, as is m€Ill.i1')nerl in the 61h Day of August, 1733, Aged 44. the Declaration of Trust, a Copy of which is left with the Minister for the time being, and his Also Underneath Lyeth the Remains of Mr. John Suceessors for ever. I-lerne, who Departed this Life the 10th day of Oet. l'7'70, Agcd '78 years. Q

i| A. D. 1'704. Given by Mary Eyles, Wl(lOW of. . . . . Mrs. Mary White diedNov. 4th, 1'76'7, Aged '78 years. The Rents and Proﬁts of the Messunge, formerly called the Salutation, now the Elm Tree, to bc up- plyed for buying Coals for Six Aims House Men, Thomas Thurman, Gent. 1777, putting six poor Natives to School, and burying linen M. S. 1796. Shifts for poor ‘Yemen ; being in all per An. £.l] 0. 36$

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East end of North Aisle. 1750 Given by Thomas Sutton, Gent. to the poor of I A. D. the New Alma House the Interest of £-20. ' 1750. Given hy Mr. James Milns, lntc Ollicer of

‘ Excise, the Interest of One I-Iundred Pounds for ever, A D to be distributed every Sunday in three-penny Loaves 11728. Given by Mrs. Kent, the Interest thereof to i to such indigent Perseus of this Parish who do not to he laid out in Bread, and given to ye receive Ahns, attend Divine Service, and are of the Poor every Christmas Day, for ever, Communion of the Church of England.

11.20 I) U. . ni_i._,_-A 1[ |'13l, Given by Mr. Thomas Wile], the Interest thereof to be applyeil yearly towards ‘ Given by Mrs.Joan Bissc, by VVill, to ye Poor of teaching and Clothing I-ivo poor Children, i St. John's 'l'arish £.100: the Interest of which to ho £.1oc 0 0. laid out Weekly in Bread. Which Legacy ls con- ﬁrmed by the Will of her Elecutrix, Mrs. Ann Illag~ 1l 1730. Given by Mr. Thomas (iiﬂhril, lronmonger, don, who bequeathed to the Rector and Church- the Interest thereof to he laid out in wardens for the time being, in lieu of the above £. 100, Bread, and given to the Poor, every St. the sum of Four Pounds per Annum, settled on hcr Thomas Day for ever, £. 10 0 0. 1: Estate at Littleton. l ii-A

The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, north and 1 Given by John Drew, Esq. to ye Poor pcr l south Aisles, and north and south Transepts. The Allin. £0 6 9 00 -' Nave is supported on each side by live pointed Given by Mr. Coventry, to be disposed of arches. The Tower is an oblong structure, measuring in Bread, per Ann. £.0 10 0. from north to south 29ft. flin. and from cast to west 1 Given by ...... to ys Poor an Annuity, 21ft. payable out of a tenement lately ye Angel l The Rev. James Liddiard Rector. Inu, of £. 1 10 6. 1 1T Given by Mr. Griflin Nicholas to yfl Poor £60 O 0. ‘ ‘ St. Mary’s. Given by Eliz. Strangeways to yfl Minister and Poor £.40 0 0. 1 163-B. Given by Mr. Michael Nicholas to yfl Poor L On a Monument against the north wall of Chancel. £.5 0 0. II: BI " Given by Mr. Samuel Martin to yfl Poor £. 10. Jacobus Ilarris, Generosus, " 164]. Given by Mr. John Pierce, for Charitable Qui and other good uses £.270 0 0. Recentoribus Generosi indie us l repudiatis, -1-} _--‘,1; Fidem verc apostolicum, cultu inconcussu cohonestavit 'l0~l7. Given by Mr. Iialward Northey, to be lent , Pietatem utut languentem gratis £.2-1 0 0. ' lllustri exemplo Tl Given by Robert Nicholas, Esq. to ye Poor ltestauravit ; £.'l0 0 0. Inter Domesticos Pntris familials, ' 160-I. Given by IVillinrn Woodroflh, for ye In. Munus feliciter adilnplevit, struetion often Poor Boys, per Ann. £. 5. Q In omues deniq. aflhbilem, 1l 1670. Given by Mary Collier to ye Minister and sed in seipsum scrupolose severum ; Poor £.20 0 0. so prmstitit quoad siceret; Given by Mr. Richard Ilillet to y<= Poor, y Ea atltoln instabilitas rerum, £.2O O O. ' Ut qui florenti aztate vigebat 11 Given by Mr. John Rogers to yfl Poor £. 10. i Variolnrum vi. ercptus, vergeret inopinato in occastlm 1T Given by Sir John Eyles, Kt. to yfl Poor a En intogrum, Ilousc and £.tI0 0 U Et ccce sincerum, ' Given by John Smith, Esq. to crnet a School Nam hie rcquicscit in pace. and School I-louse withal £. 300 0 0. Obiit v‘ Calend. Augusti, MDCXCV. Mr. IV“ Ncatc, & | Jruu-Sl.lJlB, a chevron between three bears or; impaling ar- Mr. Thos. Maslen, I C,“'rc"'mn""""' y gent, a lion pamanl sable, between three flour-do-lis, or. X 366 -is MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS East End. 18th April, 1673, A“ }Etstis sure 28 ; James died Dth In Memory of Mrs. Rebecca Garth, who died Feb. July, 16130, A" i‘1'ltatis sua: 3; Timothy died 25 May, Bth, 1785, Widow of John Garth, Esq. Daughter 1656, A° ]Etatis sue: 7 ; Sarah died 20 .-\ugjust 1051, and Coheiress of John BTO[HiJtOfl, Esq. Distinguished .An° ZEtatis su'¢e15; Mary died Bth Juno, 1047, A“ by ber exemplary Piety, endowed with every Chris- ]Etatis suit: 7. tian Virtue, beloved, respected, and regretted. This Monument is Erected by her Dutiful and Affec- North Wall. tions Sons and Daughters, as a just tribute to the best In Memory of Richard Grilliths, A pothccary, Died of Mothers. the 31 July, 1756, Agcd 32. years.

Blessed are the Righteous, they shall he had in M--—--M everlasting Remembrance, and their works shall Rohertus, Filius Roberti Townsend, A. M, hujus follow them, Ecclesize Rectoris. Obiit 23 Sept. An. 1700, /litatis Arms-—Or, two lions passant between three crosslets, ﬂtchy suae 3.

sable, crescent for dilference; impsling, or, two lions passanl, -_i_-1-___ gules, I-Iere Lyeth ye Body of Simon . . . . Citizen and Grocer of London, . . . M. S. Sonne of Walter Ashton, of . . . . . Post tantos Labores in ye County of Staff: Gent...... Totidemq. sermones, Had by Elizabeth, Daughter . . . . . Hic demum quiete silet Wheler, Esq. 5 Children, wh . . . . Dignissime Reverendus This Life yc 4 of August, 1636, Henricus Johnson, A, M". Aged Forty years. Hujus Ecclesim Rector, Arm:-On a fess, a crescent charged with a cresccnl, in chief Pulpitiq. dominator, three lozenges. Coeionator strenuus frequennq. 1-M Prazpoteus ac desiderabilis, Dictis factinq. primaevus, Flat Stones in Chancel. Vere et omninode Theologus Henry Wilcocks, Batchelor of Arts, Son of James Sacris Paginis Wiloocks, Batchelor of Divinity, lloparted this Lifo Literis infuetis ye 31] Day of Oct. 1061, Aged 1!) years. Versatissimus, Rara tamen M odestia Prazstahas, Here Lyeth ye Body of the Rev. Mr. John Gordon, Vir sobrietate vitae. gravis, Rector of Little Cheverell, who died July ye 31, 1735, Suavitate morum placidus, Aged 70,

Nulliq. molestus, Q-1---iii Quem in sylvis vivarium solitudini vacantcm, Here Lyeth the Body of Mary Gurnell, Wife of Dolorosa beul tandem fistula, Thomas Gurnell, Esq. of the Parish of Great lizrling, Sibi fceliciter gravitaq. aliis in the County of Middlesex, who died April 22, 1782, In sanctorum turbam, Aged 52. Fideliumq. Salutem, Erogavit. Oct. a1, mat. Sacred to the Memory of Ellen, Wife of Duncan Macfarlane, Esq. of Maidenhead Bridge, in the 1-M County of Berks, who departed this Life March the Sacred to the Memory of Miss Frances Garth, Young- 2nd, 1ElOB,Aged 0:3. est Daughter uf John and Rcbecca Garth. She Died I-_i-ii iu London March 6th, 1766, Aged 24, and lies under- In Hopes of a Joyfull Resurrection unto Eternal neatb, near hcr Father. Bliss, hereunder lieth what is Mortal of Mary, ﬁrst the Wife of James Harris, Gent. Dom-cased, and af- ---it-i_i| terwards of John Locke, of this Borough, Gent. A Under the three Stones Beneath lye the Bodies of Wife, Parent, and Friend, most virtuous, tomlr.-r, Sara, the Pious and faithful] Wife of John Tayler, of loving‘, and sincere, most cautions of the true I'(rll|,{inll, this Parish, Gent. who died 10 July, 1674, }Etatis under the most severe al'l'hetion most truly meek, pa- sua: 62, And of their three Sous and two Daughters: tient, and resigned; who, amidst the painful tears of Isaac, Ml’ of Arts, and Rector of .Almer,in ci5 Dorset, her Husband, Children, and Relations most beloved, A constaut and faithfull Preacher of the word, died l Departed this lifc the 25 ofJune, 1739, Zlitatis 67. 367

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On Fiat Stones in Nave. On a. Monurnenl in the North Aisle. Charles Lowe, Gent. Departed this life the 11th of Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Abel Nov. 1785, Aged 46. Filkcs, Esq. mnny years a medical practitioner in this Sarah Lowe, Wife of Charles Lowe, Gent. died lath Town. He was an ornament tohis profession, and Jan. 1606, Aged 7| years. much esteemed and respected by all his Friends and Relations, by whom his loss will be long regretted. Sarah Lowe, Wife of Henry Swayne Lowe, died Oth He died Dec. 20th, 1615, Aged 66. March, 1801, Aged 27 years. Alto Thomas Wright Lowe, Son of the above-named Also James Filkes, Son of the above, who died Sept. Charles and sou. Lowe, died 26 Oct. 1816, 20th, 1796, Aged B years. Aged 62 years. —iiii s ii On Flat Stones in North Aisle. In Memory of Mr. Edward Phillipe, Clothier, of this Infra hoc Saxum jaeet corpus Johannis Overton, Borough, .who died Nov. 10, 1761, Aged 60 years. hujus Municipii l.HOUltP, qui obiit primo die Maij, Also of Jane‘, his Wife, who died August is, 1751, Anno Dom. 1730, at Hiltatis sue: 01. Aged 70 years. Hic etiam . . . . Hannah Overton, prmdicti Johannis Overton neptis, qua! in infantia . . ia vitam cum morte Also of Timothy, their Son, who died June 11, 1745, Anno future . . . commutavit, Disco quid esq...... Aged 22 years. monitis parento virator, vita et mort ...... sequiro Also of Edward Poore, their Grandson, who died ipae ducem. in his Iafanoy, Deo. 17, 1743. Also of Jane, their Daughter, the Wife of George ‘Webb Poore, Gm; who diu! the"tltii Day at Deo. Here Lyeth the Body of Robert Forman, Gent. who vs"' departed this Life I-‘ehruary the 12, Anno Dom. 1692. Also of llaly their Daughter. who died 3-:11? lip pan Day, Aged 16 week; llldl two Days. And WdbbPoore, Gent. who died‘ Nov. Here lyeth the Body of Margaret Hope, Wife of 9, 1766, Aged 61 years. Edward Hope, yo younger, Gent. of this Borough, who Departed this Life December ye 1st, Anno Dom. IBBD. Underneath are deposited the Remains of Edward Phillipa, Clothier, who died April 17th, 1767, Aged 34 years. Here Lyeth the Body of Rob-ert Hulbert, jun. who Departed this Life the 11th Day of Oct. 1742, and of Hannah, his Wife, who died April es, 1751, Aged 42 years. Aged 86 years.

Here Lieth the Body of Edward Hope, Gent. who Sacred to the Memory of Sally Wilkinson, Daughter departed this Life the 3 Day of Feh. 1700, of William and Sibella Wilkinson, of Streatham, in Aged 66 years, lnrray,who Departed this Life May the 12th, 1797,

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On a Monument in B. Aisle. Underneath are Deposited the Remains of Mrs. Jane In the Chancel of this Church lie Interred the Be- Hartlymaa, who died 12th January, 1802. mains of John Garth. Esq. Son of Colonel Thomas Garth, of Harold, in the County of Bedford, by Eli- j-ii_.i_- a zaheth, Daughter of Thomas Colleton, Esq. April In IQQI1 of Elisabeth, Wife of Benjamin Fuller. 27th, 1732, he was chosen the Recorder, and Feb. Uh Dspansd this Life Sept. 9th. 1741, Aged :32. 26, 1739, elected Representative in Parliament for I ill; their Daughter, who died in her Infancy, this Borough of Devizes. Zealous in its Service, and ;-_»-,=.-.¢ _ . , March 21. mo. attentive to its Prosperity, this hononr was repeatedly '_-ill Pillar, Daughter of Ben]. end Eliz. Fuller. dietl conferred upon him for the remainder of his Life, ever esteeming it a real honour to represent a Borough ' Fab. 5 2 1742 Aged B years, Distinguished for its Loyalty, Freedom, and Integrity. radio-h Iaaieqol‘ Elisabeth, the second Wife of To the sedentary way of living (which he fcll into ilqaalarullu. She departed this life the 16th day from an early and continued love for the pleasures of if December, 1774, Aged 76 years, literature), the illness was chieﬂy owing that occa- 3 68

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sioned his Death, which happened on the 26th of On a wooden fl‘-"Il1'1c in north aisle. December, 1764, Aged 63. With his Cotemporal'ies Anno Dom. 1718. To thc sacred Memory of Mr, his Virtues are in Remembrance: to Posterity the Philip Phillips, Late of this Borough, who gave Six Example of his Life may be Recommended; his two-penny Loaves of Bread to six such poor persons “fife losing by his Death the tcnderest Husband, of this Parish weekly for ever not receiving Alins, as his Children an affectionate Father, his Constituents the Churchwardca shall think lit. a faithful Servant, and his Country an useful Citizen, and truly virtuous Man. In testimony of her sincerest and most dutiful respect, this Monument is erected to Against the vaulting of the Nave. his Memory by his afflicted widow Rebecca Garth. Orate pro:aia Wi]-li Smyth, qui ista ecelifirn ﬁeri _,li-ms--Or, two lions passant armed gules, between three cross- fecit, qui obiit prinio die rnensis Junij, Anno Diii lets ﬁtchy, sable ; irapaling or, two lions passant gules. Miii CCCC XXXVI.

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On I-‘lat Stones under the Tower. The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, North and South Aisles: the Nave is supported by live pointed Here Lyeth the Body of Mary, ye “fife of John arches on each side. Smith, who Departed this life Jan. the 16, A. D. 1721,, Aged 25 years. The Rev. James Liddiard llcctor. Here also Lyeth ye Body of Grace, the Wife of John Smith, who Departed this Life August 17 . . A ged 36 years. The Chapelry of St. James. Mi

James Filks died Nov. 23, 1745, Aged 57. On Flat Stones in Chancel. Mrs. Ann Filks, “fife of the above, Robert Nicholas Esq. Dyed ye 20 Day of December, dyed June 6, 1761, Agcd 75. A. D. 1667. Children of thc above here interred : Here Lyeth also ye Body of Griffin Nicholas, Gent. Elizabeth Filks died Dec. 9, 1754, Agcd 24. ob. December ye 11th, '1717, Anno Aitat. sun: 71. Mary Filks died Aug. 12, 1759, Aged 34. q John Filks died April 27, 1760, Aged 39. In Memory of William Coward, who died Dco. 23rd, Ann, Wife of the Rev. Mr.John Needham, of Bris- 1766, Agcd 3-'1 years. tol, died August 26, 1775, Aged 56. Mary-Ann, his Daughter, died October 7th, 1766, Also Four children died in their Infancy. Aged 4 years.

Here lyeth the Body of Sarah, the Daughter of Mr. Under this Stone lyes the Remains of Mrs. Hannah John Filkes, who Departed this life Oet. 1719, Barnes, late Wife of Charles Barnes, of Essendon, Aged 26 years. in the County of Herts. Esq. who Departed this life Here lyeth also the Body of John Filkes, Gent. who Nov. the 26th, 1779, Aged 71 years. Departed this Life 1st Day ofAugust, 1728, Also underneath lieth the remains of Charles Barnes, Aged 66 years. Esq. who died 27 Feb. 1601, Aged 64 years.

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In Memory of Jane, “"'ifo of Tliomas Coward, who I-lere Lyeth the Body of Dionisia, \Vife of John departed this life 20th October, 1796, Aged I14 years. Cooke,_jun. Glover, who dyed Nov. ye 16, A, D, 1733, Aged 27 years. Also of Thomas Coward, who died 7th Oct. 1612, Agcd 51 years. -Z--iii And also of Mary, Daughter of Thomas and Jane Coward, who died 6th June, I618, Aged 31 years. On a wood frame in south aisle. Anno Dom. 1756. To the sacred Memory of Eleanor his Wife, Late Mrs. Eleanor Powell, who also gave On Flat Stones in Nave. Six two-penny Loaves of Bread to Six poor VVidows In Memory of Mary, the Wife of James Filkcs, who of this Parish weekly for ever, not receiving Aims, as Departed this life the 31 day of A ngust, Anno Dom. the Churchwarden shall think ﬁt. "1735, Aged 76 years. 369

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Iinderncatb lic the Remains of Joseph Alexander, Near this place ure deposited tln: Remains uf Bridget who departed this l.ifn the :1rd of January, I795, in Nicliulas, “"il-t.‘ of litlwurd Nicholas, Dougllter of the 36 your of his .'\g'e. Olitfe and Joan llielnnond, of Ashton Keynes, in this (hiullty. She died Jun. 1'2, l'15@, and her reward is u— with her, for she was distinguished in every relation On Monuments in the North Aisle. of life, a dutiful Duughter, a prudent \’l"ife, a||d a tender Parent. ever a sincere a||d pious Meniber of In Melnntjt ofJuhn Paradiee, and Jane his \Vife. the Church of Fniglantl. Thuugli lcft a \\'idow in the Julln - 10th Fieptember 1731 , '12 P bloom of life, when youth anil pleasure are too strong Jane i Died { 2nd March 1706} HAM" i 46 iueentives, these she suhjeeteil to the interest uf her William 22ml July 1712 24 unly Chihl : the culture uf his Mind and improvement Richard 29th April 3725 til of his Fortune engrossed ber Cares; yet uf such ca- Mary Died 2nd February’ 1726 [lit-at, 2U cniplary justice, that, though left in circumstances T-‘rant.-is 22ml :-iepteniher I720 29 lidward ltth Nuvember 1738 'J5 which would little more than supply the decent ae- eunnnodations of life, she geneiuusly gava up the

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i- she had no share in contracting. disdainlng tu be Susaonab, Wife of Richard Head, died Uth Jan. I766, exposed to the piercing taunts of undiseharged ere- Agcd st. diturs, nohly rescuing froin infamy succeeding gene- Mary, Wife of William Read, died 13th Jail. 1778, rations, and preferring fair Fame and Virtue, the Aged tilt. 'l-‘lower of Honour, to the vain glare and false ehauus \l"illiam Read ilied Bth Fell. 1779, Aged ~l3i of \Vealth aod Luxury. Thus provident without par- simony, charitable without ostentation, cheerful with- Richard Read died 2-1th December, 1'19-0, Aged ull. out levity, and liospitable with (economy, she united And Richard Read, jun. died 2d Feb. I792, Aged 5'2. thuse graces which rendered her esteemed by all 1 It Also of .\nn, Wife of Richard Reud, jun. who died were an injury to the Publick to deprive it of so fair 12 August, 1800, Aged GB years. an example, an injury to her Memory not to giva this just Character of her, and not to attempt it unpardnn- i able in him who has derived such inestitnable benefits Against North Wall of North Aisle. from it. Her ooly surviving $on, E. R. Nicholas, J M. B.’ ereeted this Marble as a sincere testimony M. S. of the regard and esteem he bears to the Memory Roberti Nicholas, Almrin olim in Burgo de Devizes ofhis ever-honoured Parent. Justieiarii, cujus Hiquitas oppressoruin B-rates, libero- Underneath her lie interred her two other Children, litas pouperum preees, integritas bonorum favuretn, John and Jaoe, who died in their Infancy. facile conciliavit, at retinuit facillime, omnihns multum flebilis oceidit ipiutqnut virtntis et pacis ainuntes 7"" die Jailuurii, Anno § Domini_ _ 1725,_ In Memory of Jenny Niehulas, “fife of E.li.l\'i- I It-.tat|s sute tla. eholns, M. H. Dauglitt.-r of W, and K. Ncate, of U6- vizes. She died Oct. 1'2, A. D. 1700, Aged 38. Prituis ille nuptiis duxit Marthani, llenriei Bright F filiam, ex Aulai Nova, prope Pakerstuin, in eu. Suf- Iler life, thungh short, in every staliun was o most fair folcia,_'|uxta maritum. illa etiaio jaunt st-pnltn, qna: pattern of excellence and perfection, for it was her mortua est, Aug. 20, 1692. lit-liet prius 1.-nillll partu, utmost endeavour to he, as she had every requisite to llobertnin, naium '1 Maii, 1683, lllortuuin '17 |'\|ll'lllH, maka her, as good a Daughter and os goud a ‘Wife, ‘I722; Annoni, nature 5 Junii, inns, niorlnurn '1 2'-iep. as guod a Parent und os guod a Christian, as \Vomnn 1690 ; Johannem, nature 1 Jul. 109i . nmrluuin 31 Aug. possibly cuuld be. She was to her llusboutl thu best 1746. Seeundis deinde nuptiis dnxit Januni, Juhannis of Wives; her aflectiunatc ussiduity in his illness Child, apud Devizes, filiam unieam, quu: mortua est, appeared to be as much her pleasure us her Duty‘. 21 Sept. 1'12-5. lllius eutn natis, quos marito pcperit, such was her painful cares, such hcr unaiuus coneera Johaooe Child, nato '1 Sept. mortuo 20 Oct. 1694; fur his health, that she daily impaired her own, and Eduardo, nate 6 Jan. 1695, mortuo '20 l-‘eh. l7‘..t. modesty, and sputless purity of heart, exempt nooe Leeter, quicuinpie sis, pro certo habeas quutl ll.llll‘l.l from tha power of the grave ; yet constunt aod davout attention to the sacred purposes ol' religious worship ous debemur omnes, nec incertiur iuurtnoruni est \ resuseitatiu, ita vivas ut nun||uan.i te Viitisse pudeut, had so prepared her, that in her last hour of trial, sic necpie iuorlturus unquata inortutu perlimehis. strengthened by prayer, by fuith supported, she with Y O

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such ease and serenity of mind, superior to all the M. S. terrors of Death, resigned her affections towards this Roberti Nicholas, A. B. Buberti Nicholas, tlc Burgo world, as if well assured of the perfect enjoyment of de Devizes, Armigeri, et Martha: uxoris t-jun, natu endless peace and everlasting happiness in the Life of maximi I-'ilij, Reetoris dc Manningford Bruce, qui the world to Come. obiit 27 die Aprilis, Anno Dni CIQDCCXXVU. Arrm—Azure, a chevron engrnilcd between three owls, or. Crnt—An owl, or, on a cap of dignity. —

Z-iii On Flat Stones in North Aisle.

0n a Monument opposite the preceding. In Memory of Robert Hayward, and Mary his Wife. She Died 31 Oct. 1775, Aged 30 years. llc died Blusb not, Marblc, 11th Dec. 1814, Agcd 7U ycars. To rescue from oblivion

The Memory of Oliffe Richmond Nicholas, iI§ Eldest Son Of Edward-Richmond and Jenny Nicholas. Joseph “fight, late Grocer in Devizes, died l-‘ob. 4, He died March 3d, 1767, 1756, A gcd 65 years. In the 14th year of his Age.

1. Against East End of South Aisle. Vlihy do thy pensive kindred join Beneath this Place is Interred the Bodyes uf llobert In vain, Dear Boy, to mourn thy fate‘? Drewe, Gentleman, and Jane his Daughter, whu Dc- The fleetingjoys of thee and thine, And pleasure of too short a date‘? parted this life yfl 2|) and 30 of March, 1071. l Wby cruel Death's untimely haste upbraid, - And weep the wound its savage stroke has made T i Ann, Daughter of Robert Drewe, junior, dyed Janu- 2. -1 ary yc 20, 1693. How frail, alas, thy fairest bloom l Also here lyeth yfl Body of Robert Drcwc, Gcnt. F Henceforth be every tear supprest; who dyed y= 10th of December, 1605. Or shed for joy, that from the tomb, Thou soar'st to mansions of the blest, ii From vice, from pain, from earth to beaven retnov'd, West End. Thy memory honour-’d, as thy life belov'd. Beneath this is interred the Bodys of Thomas and 3. Elinor, Son and Daughter of Mr. Hcnry Flower, by Mary his Second Wii'e. Elinor Died Nov. 12, 1705, Thy morals pure in opening youth, i For learning tby unfoil'd desire, F Aged 16 months, Thomas Died April 10th, 1700, Thy gentlest manners, strictest truth, i Aged 10 months. Shall future times to virtue sire ; While here the letter'd marble speaks thy name, And pays this lastjust tribute to thy fame. Here also is Interred the Body of Elinor the Daugh- ter of Mr. Henry Flower. She Died thc nth uf May, ii i 1712, Aged 3 years and 6 weclts.

North Wall of North Aisle. I II—-in-in-—u— Near this place lyeth the Body of Thomas, the Son of Robert Hayward, of Rowndway, who died the 9th Near this Place is Interred the Body of Mrs. Sarah Day of May, 173-B, Aged 21 years. Jones, Daughter of Thomas Jones, Esq. of the Priory of Uslte, in the County of Monmouth. Oh. Jan. 22, Ii..-—i—i 1743, JEt. 56. Beneath this Stone lyeth the Remains of Robert Also here is Interred the Body of Mrs. Mary Flower, Hayward and Elizabeth his Wife. He dyed Oct. ye “fife of Henry Flower, Gent. (and Sister to the 5th, 1763, Aged 55 years. She dyed Sept. 25, 1765, above-said Mrs. Sarah Jones.) Ob. April 12, 1748, Aged G3 years. I"Etat. 70. In Memory of Mary, Wife of Robert Haywnrd, Jun. Also the Body of the said Henry Flower, Gcnt. Oh. She died Oct. 31, 1775, Aged 30 years. August 29, 1750, /litnt. 85. Also of Robert Hayward. Jun. who died 11th Dec, Also Mr. Edward Flower, Son of the afurcsaid. Ob. 1814, Aged 79 years. 14 July, 1100, ﬂit. st. 371

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Sacred to the Memory of John Flower, Gent. who Underneath are deposited the Remains of Ilenry Departed this Life the 11th of Feb. 1766, Aged 76. Long, Esq. of Melltsbam, in the County of Wilts. who departed this life 23d of October, 1727, Agcd 1-A 40 years. ____ On Flat Stones in south aisle. And also of I-Ienry Long, jun. his youngest Son, who In Memory of Mary, the Wife of Richard Smith, departed this life 30th of August, 17:30, who Departed this life tbe 12th of Doconther, 1765, Aged 26 years. Aged '70. l As likewise of Mrs. Ellin Long, Relict of the first, and Mother to thc last of those Gentlemen. Shc was In Memory of Ann, \‘l'ife of William Smith. Obiit the youngest Daughter of William 'l‘rencliard, 1-Isq. y° 27th of March, 1707, Aged 50. ot'Cutteridge, in this Parish, and Sister to tho cele- In Memory of Thomas, Son of ‘William Sniith. Ob. brated Author of the Independent Whig, and other ye 1U of Oct. 1720. valuable works. She iaherited the Virtues of that In Memory of llichard Smith, who departed this life 1 ancient and worthy Family, in every stage of life 14th of May, 1766, Aged U0. pious and prudent, charitable to the Poor, and a molt sincere Friend. Thus, much beloved whilst living, ‘ She died lamented July the Dth, 1752, at the Age of The Chapel consists of a Chancel, Navc, North and 05 years, and to her Mcmory particularly this Mon u- South Aisles. ment was erected by tbe appointment of her grateful The Rev. Mr. Macdonald Minister. Daughter, M"- Ellin Thresher, in May, 1750. I know that my Redeemer liveth, and that he i shall stand at the latter day upon the Earth. BRADLEY. Job the 10th, verse the 25th.

I On Monuments In B. Aisle. On Flst Stones in B. Alsll. In Memory of William Long. Esq. of Melksham, who Departed tbis Life June the 10th, 1773, in the 04 Hdre Lyeth the Body of Henry Long, Esq. late of year of his Age. I Melksham, wbo departed this Life tbe 23 Oct. 1727, Aged 40 years. Like as a father pitieth his own children, even so is U the Lord merciful unto them that fear him: for he L ltnowetb whereof we are made, be remembereth that we are but dust. The days of man are but as grass : I'Iere Lyeth yfl Body of Willimn Trencbard, Esq. he flourisheth as a flower of the field; as sooa as the Jun. Sou of William Trenchard, Esq. of Cutteridge, wind goeth over it, it is gone, and tbe place thereof who dyed July 12tb, Anno Dom. '1704,Aged 20 years. shall know it no more; but tbe merciful goodness of Also hore licth Grace. Daugbter of William Trencbard, the Lord eudureth for ever and ever upon them that Esq. who died June ye 11th, 1707, Agcd 23 years. fear him. Part of the 103 Psalm. Arne-Quarterly, first and fourth Long; second and third Also here lieth the Body of Henry Long, Gent. perpale, first argent, second azure Second Son of Henry Long, Esq. who lyeth interred

iii under the next Stcne by Ellen, his Wife, another Daughter of William Trencbard, Esq. and which said Near this Place is Deposited the Body of William Henry Long, his Son, dyed August 30th, 1730, Trencbard, Esq. of Cutteridge, in the County of Wilts. Aged 26 years. (by ye Body of Ellen, his beloved Wife.) He died ‘be 22d of August, in the year of our Lord 1713, and in the ‘70th year of his Ago. His Wife was the Daughter of Sir George Norton, of Part of an Inlcrlptlon in North Aisle. .Abbot‘s Leigh, in the County of Somerset, by whom Johannes Stafford, Obijt quiato die mensis Septem- he had ten Children, whereof four lye buryed in this bris, Anno Dom. Millesiino c c c c quadra . . . . . Church, and only four survived him; viz. John, Anna,

Frances, and Ellen, which three Daughters he mado iii joint Elecutrixes, who in performance of his \Vill, and in grateful Memory of their indulgent Parent, Harclunenr. erected tbis Monument. Azure, a fess daneette, ermine, between six c1-ossleis ﬂtcliy Jmr-Quarterly, ﬁrst and fourth poly of six; second and argent, in ehlef an snnulet of the last: irnpallng or, dancelle, third a ssltire: in-ipaling, harry of four, in chief an escutcheon two bars, azure, charged with two dancette, argent, s chief, ermine. laun- 372

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Mrs.I{aclu-.-l Long gave three Pounds annually to Here Lyeth the Body of l-'1.-inc-es, second \\’ife of Six poor Families of this Parish. John \\’adman, of Brooh, in ye County ol' \l'ilts. Esq. who dyed the ‘Zilth ilily of Airgun-at, llilll, and left to survive her, llohort, \l"illinin, nnd l"rnm-1-s \V . . . . wns clai|_;'lltcr of liolir-rt. Uri-.w, of Honlll The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, North and Bruoine, ln the same County, l'I.-sq. lu Mr.-mory of South Aisles. The Nave is supported on each side . . Orne this Stone was luid by lu.'r Sonn llolu-.rl. \\*'n.tl- by three pointed arches. .In the windows of the man, E3t|.l1lS liatlicr, .lo|||| \\'ndn|nn dyed yr‘ ll of chancel and thc aisles is a little painted glass. October, 1688, in ye tlfitli year of his Age, and lycth iirglerrecl at Ilnber, in yl'- ai'ur(:snid County. Archdeacon Daubeny Vicar. i

llere Lyeth the Bodys ol' Michall, Stvpluru, nnd llannah, ye Sons and llurrglltur of Stuplu-11 nnd lloster Wlratly. Also Mary lienncll, llu-ir Grand- VVESTBURY. mother, died ye l-llll Day of Nov:-rnlu-r, llitltl. Also here lyeth the Body nl' 'l'l|on|:r.~: \\'li:illr-y, the On a Monument against the north wall of Chancel. Son of l'.'itt'!pl1L'n and llt-.-=~'l.(-.r \\'h:|tley, who Ur-parted this Life the 22d Day of Scpteiulirr, 17l4, in tlu.-. 26 In Memory of Edward Bailey, Gent. who died July year of his A ge. 12th, 172B. U‘ -ii; And of Sarah, his Vvife, who died May 20, 1707. Also of Edmund Baily, their Son, who died Decem. In Memory of Thomas l-luntlcy. Dicil Jun. 13th, 20th, 1720. 1760, Aged 63. And of Ann, his Wife, who died Dec. 27th, 172B. Also Mary his Wife. Died July lst, 1762, Aged 66, William, the Son of Edmund Baily, sen. Died July, with Eight of their Grand Children. 1711. 3 And Elizabeth, Daughter of Edmund Bailey, Jun. \>‘~ ___ Died June 2d, 1742, Aged 10 years. With ﬁve ofher Brothers and Sisters, who died Infants. In Memory of Elizabeth, Daughter of Tlronrns and Hannah Paviour, who dim-d A ngu:-it l‘.!.th, 1711:], This Monument was Erected by Mrs. Sarah Baily, Agcd ll months. the only surviving Branch of the Family in this Place. Also here lieth the Remains ot"l‘lion|n.~i Paviour, who Also Sarah Baily, who died Nov. 11th, 1761. .FEt. 71. departed this life July yr 5th, 17th"), Aged tit) yeurs. .4:-mr—Or, on a fess ingrailed azure, three fleur-de-lis of the Underneath this Stone are deposited thu llumnius of ﬁrst, between three horses heads erased of tbe second ; impaling per than azure, a bend indented argent, vritlrin a border ing-railed llannah, Wife of Arthur l'uvionr, who dupartod this oi’ the same, in base, argent, three bars, sable. life thc 7th Day ol' Deconibcr, I790, Ag-i:d 30 yours. On the left side oi’ the above. Also Jauies, (Son of the uhovc) whu died St-pt. the 7th, 1700, Agcd 2 years. This Monument was erected by the leave of Thomas Bennet, Esq. who is proprietor of the Chancel. In a Vault underneath this Stone is l)r~po.~.it¢-.|l the Mortal remains of Joseph l'uvionr, who (l('|llJ.l't(:(l this -1---i_.;_q lil'e the 27th Day of I'i'lnrul1, . . 03, Aged 71 yeurs. Reader, oh:~:erve—lu=yon¢l the Ago. of Mail Flat Stones in Chancel. Life cxtentlml --yct vvns lllll. n span : This lyeth in Memory of Thomas and Elizabeth’ .ider, then, how we-nk, nt lit.-st. thy trust, Children of John Bennett, Esq. ...e ofClu.y, that's founded in the (lust. Elizabeth, I dyed March ye 23d, 1675, Thomas, 5 3 1676. Also Hannah, the Daughter of Itohr-rt and Jane Paviour, who Departed this Lil]: January the Elth, -i-_-_i_ 1800, Agcd 8 months.

Ilere Lyeth ye Body of Robert Vdadianr, of Imber, And Mary Pavionr, the \\"’il'u of Jo:~u:|JlI Pnviour, in ye County of “"ilts. ‘E.-it|. who Departed this life who Departed this l.il'r- lilnrc-h lllu 2-"it|1, HIIO, tllﬂ tltll day of October, 1691. Ile married l-lannah, Agni] 77 years. y" Daughter 01' Samuel Trotman, of Bueknelll, in ye She was a virtuous \’r'oinau, Stu: liv’d n srilmr life, County of Oxon, Esq. i _ She was a lender hlother, and a loving '\'l'il'c. ,§\ In c5 Wilts.--Vi’ESTBl§ RY. B5

Underneath this Stone lieth the Remains of Eleanor On a Monument against the north wall of the Vestry Room. Andrews, Widow, who departed this life March 22d, This Monument is erected, as a token of filial afFec- 1769, Aged 61 years. \9_ , tiuu, by the only Daughter of Eleanor Andrews, Widow, who Departed this life March the 22d, 1769, Aged Sixty One years, and whose Remains are in- Underneath this Stone lies ye Body of Sarah, Wife of terred uear this Place. John Gowen, Esq. eldest Sister and Cohciress of ye Jrms-—Arg1-nl, on Ii. bend sable three mullels of the first; late llev. William Sainsbury, Rector of Bceltington, impaling gules, on a fess, argent, three mnllets, sable, between two tigers puissant, er. Somerset, who died ye 24th of December,17B0, Aged ‘ . 04. Also the Remains of John Goweu, Esq. who died 10 July, 180l, Aged U0. On Flnt Stones. A'rrrle—EI'min6, on a aaltire, azure, 5 flem--rle-lls . . impaling Here Lyeth y° Body of Samuel Gibbs, Gent. who azure, three lozenges in bend within a border ingrailed, or. iy Departed this life yfl 5th of May, 1715, Cr-ut—A demi goat erect. S\ ll Aged 64 years.

tim Also here lyeth tlle Body ol'Edith Gibbs, Wifra of Samuel Gibbs, Gent, who Dcpnrtcd this life ye 15th Here Lyeth the Body of Sarah, the Wife of Edmund Feh. I729, Agcd B1 years. Bayly, who departed this life the 20th of May, A-. D. 1707, Aged 49 years. Also here Lyeth the Bodies of John and Hannah, \ Son and Daughter of ye said Samuel Gibbs, who both iii-i. died Decem. ya 12th, 1693, John Aged 23 years, Here Lyeth ye Body of Larance Hayward, who Hannah Agcd 13 years. Departed this life Jen. the 26th, 1760, Aged 79 years. Samuel Gibbs, Son of the nbove Samuel Gibbs, Died Also here lieth the Body of Sarah, Wife of Larance 11th Jan. 1742, Aged 61 years. Hayward, who Departed this life December the 27th, And Mary Gibbs, his Wife died 21 November, 1755, 1780, Aged 72 years. 3‘ Aged 69 years. E .__._._.. Here Lyeth the Body of Abigail Bayly, of this Here Lyeth the Body of Hannah, Daughter of Sa- Parish, who Departed this life April ye 10, 1700, 1 muel Gibbs, who Departed this life the ﬁfteenth shy Aged 51. of Sept. 1728, Aged eleven years and six months. Also underneath this Stone lie deposited the remains Also Here Lyeth the Body of James, Son of the of Elizabeth Earle, Widow of Joseph Earle, Esq. said Samuel and Mary Gibbs, who Departed this life who died Bth October, 1762, Aged 62 years. , the 11th Day of Dec. 1730, Aged Eleven Years and Also of Edmund Bayly, who died 15th Jan. 1731, y ten Months. ' Aged 77. ‘ Here Innocence and Filiall duty Lye, whose Breath Son and Daughter of Edmund Bayly, late of this Was snatch’d by Early, not untimely Death; Parish, Gentleman. Q Hence did they go, Just as they did begin \./ Sorrow to know, before they kuew to sin : Death, that doth sin and sorrow thus prevent, Underneath this Stone Lieth the Mortal Remains of Is the next blessing to a life well spent.

-wlmm Gaieford, jun. Esq. Died the Bth of July, D- 1762, Aged 22 yenrs. ‘ Here lyeth the Body hr Bridget, Daughter of Samuel Also of Thoma! Gaisford, Esq. Died the 14th of Gibbs, who Departed this life ye 5th of February, November, 1774, Aged 73 years. 1717, Aged 4 years and 2 months. Sarah Galeford, Wife of Thomas Gaisford, Esq. Died the 11th of September, 1'7ee, Aged a1. in _Jeh.l_Gal|ford, of Iford, Esq. Son of Thomas and Dear to the Memory of George Franklin . . . . . Died Bqaheahfewd, Esq. died the 29th of July, 1e10, March t.he 25th 1817, Aged 72 years. "" ‘ ' Aged 63. Betty Franklin, Wife of the above, who Died Novem- JrIe—A allevrna between three greyhounds eourant. ber the 30th, 1320, Aged 70 years.

___ 6* ii-3 are -Deposited the Remains of Thomas Underneath this Stone Restetb the Body of George, Ph‘llIy,late of this Place, Gent. who Died March Son of Richard and Mary Cockle, who departed this ﬁlth, ‘I732, Aged 66 years. life ye 17th day of March, 1756, Aged 27 years. Z 374

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Underneath lieth the Body of Ann, Wife of James In Memory of Rielutrd llillier, who .liml in l7-10. I-Iumphries, who departed this life July 28, 1802, l Also Hester Pickford died in l7till. Aged 81 years. Mary I'Iilli¢.-r died in l7li1i. Also to the Memory of James Ilumphries, Wool- \ . Bertie llillier died in 1770. stapler, who departed this life June 9th, 1800, \-' Bridget Hillier died in 1780, Aged Iii] yeurs. Aged 75 years. To the respected Memory of Ebenezer Ilumphries, s-—i—-1-ti who died July 22, 1809, Aged 69 years. Beneath this Stone are deposited, wilh llmsﬁ of his

I-lax-ii Ancestors, the Remains of the late Jt.-lli-|'y (iatwen, Esq. many yearn one of his Ma_jesty‘s .li1stiee.. of thu In Memory of James Tree, Gent. who died May ye Peace, and Sen. Alderman of the City of Salisbury, 20th, 1770, Aged 60 years. who departed this lil'e the 12th of February, 1805, Also Ann, “Fife of James Tree, who Died July ye y ‘E, Aged U2. 20th,1768, Aged so years. | Also James, Son of the above, who died Nov. ye 3d, 1708, Aged 22 years. Underneath are Deposited the Rmnains of Samuel Also Ann, Daughter of Richard and Ann Kebby, Edwards, Gent. Obiit March, 23d, I715], :"l.-It.-111. who died Feb. 14th, 1770, Aged 11 months. Also Elizabeth, his \l'ife. Obiit Mzirvb 21], 171.17, Also Ann, their Daughter, who died in her infancy. l Hit. Gt). - F Also to the Memory of the aforesaid Richard Kebhy, l Also John Edwards, Son of the nbove Samuel and who Departed this life December the 3d, 1805, 671/ Elizabeth. Obiit June 2d, 17113, ﬂit. 40'. Aged 66 years. like-Ii-1 Also to the Memory of Ann, Wife of Richard Kobby, who Departed this life February the ‘16th, 1806, Sacred to tho Memory of William Smith, sen. Yeo- Aged 59 years. man, of Westbury, who departed this life May the 20th, 1800, Agcd 70 years. ‘.9,

On a small Mon. against south-west pillar of the Tower. hi Underneath lyeth the Body of Roger Friclter, who Underneath is laid Hannah, the Wife of Samuel Departed this life July the 16th, 1724, Aged 41 years. I-Isles. Dyed July, 1731. John Hales, jun. Dy’d July 22, 1762. Mary, Wife of \'l’illia|u Emblen, of Bucklalid, Dy'tl On Flat Stones in Nave. Nov. 1771. In Memory of Mary Harry, Wife of George Harry, } John Hales, sen. Dyed Feb. 12th, 1773. of Westbury, Gent. She departed this life the 27th l July, 1794, Aged 30 years. Hannah Halos, ye Daughter of John llah-.1, sen. Also of two Infant Children, namely, John and Sarah Died April 7th, 170:1. Harry. Also in Memory of Mary, \Vife of the hm: John Hales, sen. who Departed this life Jun. the lli, 17115, ii

iii Underneath this Stone lieth the Body of Elizabeth l Aaford, who died August the 31st, 1780, Underneath this Stone resteth the Body of William Aged 18 years. Bourne, who Departed this life October ye 15th, 1755, Also underneath this Stone are deposited the Remains . Aged 40 years. of James Killing, who departed this life the llth day } Also Hannah, his Daughter, who December, 1770. of April, 1788, in the 22 year of his Age. And of Hannah, his 'Wife, who died Jan. 1770, Underneath this Stone are deposited the Remains of Q’ Aged 58 years. Jane, Wife of James Goringe Troke, who departed this v Life the 4th day of Feb. 1701, Aged 58 years.

Also Benjm Peach Nupier died Feb. 18th, 1808, On Monuments tn N. Aisle. Aged 11 months. Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth Hooper, Wife of Also James Goringe Troke died Feb. 28th, 1808, William Hooper, of Brook Mill, who departed [big Aged 63 years. life (Jet. 20, 1808, A gcd 79 years. I \I.e. In 06 Wilts. --WESTBUI-LY. ii‘!

Snrzrml tn the Memory of Ann, ‘Vile of Matthew f, In Memory of James Taylor, aad Mary his \‘l'ife, and ‘l'aylu|', of h'ei|ii|||;to|i, who died March 13th, 1772, ‘ three of their Sons, William, James, and John. A;_;t-il 36 years. 1 Also in Memory of Ann Taylor, Wife of Matthew Also of Ann and Marry, Daughters of Matthew aad ‘i Tayler, who died March the 13th, 1772, Ann 'l':|yl|er. Ann llltltl Oct. 2-3tl|, 1779, Aged 13 L Aged 36 years. years, Mary tll|.!ll Oct. 1'7, 17!-H, Aged 15 years. , Also in Memory of Ann end Mary, Daughters oi‘ the Also of Ann, second Wile of the above Matthew i above Matthew and Ann ‘Taylor. Ann died Oct. the 'l'nyh-r, who died Doc. 12th, 11300, Aged64years. 25th, 1779, Aged 13 years. Mary died Oct. the 17th, Alsu of Mathew Tayler, who died January 2d, 171]-1, Aged 15 years. ltIl~"l, Aged 77 yeurs. J)‘ I--i-_-1-i i D. (1. ll/I. South Wall of South Aisle. Tlesurrcctionem Justorum, i In Perpetuarn Memoriam. IIie junta mrpectat, quod TI'l0l'l.:'ll1! fuit i Paul Phipps, Esq. of Leigh, in this Parish, ilied Viri si quis ali||s, ineulpabilis, Decem. ﬁrst, 1722, Aged 62. Georgii Turner, Arm. A. M. i John Phipps, Esq. of Leigh, in this Parish, Son of Pietate sin eera C€l.l'ltlOl'E illibato the above Paul, died Nov. 5th, 1739, Agcd 65. Ingeaio suavi, Moribusque integrritate ornatis y James Phipps, Esq. Son of Thomas Phipps, Esq. Virtutis et Pictatis, y of Leigh, in this Parish, died Dec. 5th, 1734, Agcd 2:2. Exemplar illuxit, , Wilton Phipps, Esq. of Leigh, in this Parish, Son ol' Veritatis cultor, Pacis Amicus thc above-named John, diml July 11th, 1741. Dill cum Morbo saavo luctatus est, et \ Thomas Phipps, Esq. of Leigh, in this Parish, Son of Dolores, the above Paul, died I-'eb. 23d, 17-I7, Ag-ml 66 years, Tantum non omni paticntia superiores, Summo, sues cum divina Vuluntate consensu, 1 High Sheriff ol' the County in 1734. Quam I|lllIltih'l||i:l tulit I William Phipps, Esq. of Leighton lIouse, in this Quievit * Parish, Sou of the above John, died Jan. Bth, 1778, Die viii“ Novembris, Anno Salutis i Aged 71, 1760. High Sher-iﬂ' of the County in 1754. In illius Meninriam Paul Phipps, Esq. of Leigh, in this Parish, Son of Amoris et obsorvantie, Ergo, i the above-named Thomas, died Nov. 5th, 17135, Martha, conjux altera, Aged 61. Antonii Trew, ile W'nreham in awrg I u y‘ Thomas Phipps, Esq. of Leigh, in this Parish, Son of Dorsetensi, Gcnerosi, iilia uniea, poni CUFBVIS.‘ \ the above Thomas, died August 25th, 1792, Aged 77,

l-M High Sherili of the County in 17413, and Receiver-

on Flat Stones in North Aisle, General for 57 ycars. Underneath this Stone lie the Reinains ol'James Vine. 1 Thomas Hele Phipps, Esq. Son of the second-named Died Ulh August, 17131}, Agcd 5 months and B days. Thomas, died Sept. 10th, 1790, and to whose Memory Lucy Vine died ‘2'2.

‘Aged 17 W eel-is. J nil-s i Lucy Hewlett Vine died 1B Sept. L705, Aged 2 years anal 20 days. Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Hele Phipps, Esq. Also Daniel Vine, gent. Died Oct. 7th, 1003, Aged of Leigh, in this Parish, who died September 11th, 50 years. 1190, Aged 41. Also William Vine, Gent. Eldest Son of the above, He was a Man of strict Integrity, and one of his ‘Fig who died Oct. 10th', NJ I3, Aged 43 years. . Majesty's Justices of the Peace for this County. Also of three of his Children, who died in their Ia- fancy. In Memory of Richard Bidwood, who died July the His Widow has, through affectionate regard to his 10th, 173i}, Agcd 51 years. "_valued Memory, ereeted this Monumeat. §. Also nsanah, his Wife, who died August the lﬁth, i Ar-m.:—A trefoil between eight mailers, impaiing, a lion 1700, Agcd U3 years. rampant, in chief three roundels. 6

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In the Vault beneath On Monuments in South Transept. Arc the mortal Remains of Jacintha’ F Near this Place lyeth interred thc Body of William Youngest daughter of Phipps, Esq. of Heywood, near Westbury, in the the latc Thomas I-Iele Phipps, Esq. County of Wilts. Ile was formerly Uovnrnour of of Leighton House, in this Parish, Bombay, in thc East Indies, which ti list he executed who departed this lifc of a typhus fever, with credit and reputation to himsslf, as well as to Feb. 17th, lB19, Aged 33 years. the advantage and satisfaction to the Company truding In the short career of her Earthly Pilgrimage, to those Parts. lIe departed this lil'e the 21st day of She exemplified the exercise August, 174-B, Aged 67 years, leaving issue, by "un- of every Female Virtue, nab, his “fife, two Sons, Thomas and Edward l’hipps, And left to her afilicted Relatives which llanuah, in ailectionate regard to thc Memory A bright example for Christian imitation, of hcr deceased Husband, has ereeted this Monu- by whom it may he truly said, she mcnt. “ did not live in vain, llere also lies interred the Body of I] annah, late the But lived to die, and died to live again." ‘Vile of the above-said “Filliam Phipps, Iisil. who More janua Vitie. * Departed this life September 24, 1760, Aged 73. Jrrris--Sable, a trefoil between eight mullels, argi-nl: impaling per bend, sinister argent and sable, a liu-i ruinpunt oi‘ the On Flat Stones in S. Aisle. first. _ i Underneath lieth the Body of the Rev. Thomas Hew- 'i'_'— ett, Vicar of Westbury Forty-two years. He De- parted this life the lst day of August, 1792, Aged 76 D. O. M. S. years. Hie in pace requiescunt ossa et cin-ores ile Jacobi Ley, Also two of his Sons. equestris ordinis viri et haronetti, filii I-Ienrici Loy, do Tcfl'ont,cu_jus A. natu sexti, quijuvenisjurisprudentiae studiis, mancipatus virtute meruit ut per omne, gradus Underneath are Deposited the Remains of Henry ad summum, togatre laudis fastigium ascenderet, regii Barker, who died April the 11th, 1766, Aged 53 years. i in Hibernia. hanci justitiarius suflieiter capilalis, et in Also Martha, his Wife, who died November the 14th, Angliam revocatus fit, pupillorum priicurntor regius, 1766, Aged 46 years. deinde Primarius in tribnnnll regio Justitinrins, qua: Also George Randall, Surgeon, who married Ann, munia postquam magna, cum iutogritutis laude admi- Daughter of the aaid Henry and Martha Barker. He nistrusct illum Jacobus Rex Bttrunis Loy, Ill! Ley, (sum familial: in Agro Devon antiipia sedo) titulo or- Departed this life August the 22d, 1788, Aged 50 I years. navit in sanctius ads. . ut consilium summuinq. An- glia: thesaurarium eonstituit, et rex Carolus, Marlhrigi Also Ellen, Daughter of the said Henry and Martha i i comitis auctaris honorav it, rcgiiq. concilii instituit Barker, who Departed this life April the 28th, ‘I793, Presidcns. Aged 45 years. Uxorem duxit Mariam, filiam Johannis Pettey, dc Also Ann, Relict of thc above George Randell, who Stocktalmage, Oxon Com. Arm. (cujus corpus juxta died the 2d of June, 1818, Aged '73 years. ponitur) ex qua numerosam prolem procreavit: Ilen- rieum, nunc Marlbrigi comitem, Jucohnm, G ulielmum, Elizahetham, Annam, Mariam, Dionysiam, Margare- In Memory of Sarah, Wife of Edward Salisbury, sen. tam, Hesteram, Martham, Pl1(UlJUIfl : qua con_juge who died Feb. 17th, 1766, Aged 02 years. fato functa Mariam despondit Gul. Bourer, Iliiqnitis, i Also Edward Salisbury, sen. who died Decem. 23d, i aurati vidnam, post cujus obitum Jame, Dom. Botteler 1772, Aged 72 years. filire, enupsit, ex quibus nullam prolem suscepit. Itu Also Sarah, Wife of John Salisbury, sen. who died vir iste quem ad gravem ])I‘l.l(lClll-lli.l'I1 finxit natura, at Sept. 6th, 1704, Aged 62 yeare. doetrina cxeoluit, (puhlicis usq. ad dcclivcm mtutcm Magistratibus henefunctis) scnio colifcctus animam PM de patria optime meritam placida morte Deo rcildidit On a Brass Plate. Londini in Hospitio Lincoln, sibi ante omnia delec- Here lyes Henrietta Seymour, Wife of Edward Sey- I tissimo, Mai-tii xiiii°, rt. s. iunexxvm. mour, Esq. of Woodlands, Dorset, and Daughter of Henricus, Marlbrigi comes, optimis Parcntihus hoc the Honourable James Phipps, late Governor of i promunere extreme Monumentum uberibus laerimis Cape Coast, Africa. i consecravit. H.\'renmsn'r-Quarterly, first and fourth gules,a lion rampant [vnclrrr this Mmummt is a Tomb, with two Sm- or; second and third a'rgent,a fem reguly, azure, between three i pellets: impaling argent, two Chevron! between three cinque_ F mes Qfe male and female lying upon it, Ute

foils, gnles. . K jemale placed on the right side of the n."eZe.] J (F- 377

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Jrnis-I. .-\rgt-Ill, 0. chevron between three hears‘ heads, ” (:utl|it1tl, sttlilv. BrrttQfat't' inns. 2, llr, n. t-ht-.vrun ttngrztiled terlnilte, between three In the Smith .-\islc. l('u|ti\l't|:i' heads, t!il.ll0S|It3tI sable. fl. Ur, it t:ht-vrnn, nrgunt, between three roses, gulcs. IIcnry Earle, of l\’larlburgh, conveyed by Indenture -1, .-\r,;.-ut, at t'ln!\'|'urt between thrcc birds, sable, of I"'cofl'|nc|1t, in the year 1635, certain I.-allds, C0n.~sist- in-nl\.»' nntl lrzgs, gnlt-at. ing of .'|A.1R.2-"LP. situate near Britwcll Springs, Ii. .\ r|,§tet1l', lhrt:c tl'L't'.5, vttrt. i and also two Tcnemcnts and hull an acre of Urcliurtl, ti. lirtnintr, n cln.-vrun, pnly of six, between three situatc at Townsend, ull in this Parish, to the Church- ltflip -rds' In--.uIs cnbushctl, vert. wardens of “Htstbury, as 'l‘rnste1."-s, for the use and 7. :'\r;-,1-tit, ml a chm-run three . . . heads, or. H. A rgt-nt, in-u chevrons gules, in chief a label, vcrt. benefit of the Church, or in keeping the Bells and Ll. (Rules, It-n bczanls, 4321. ti Clock thereof in good repair. Thu said Lands ltave ltl. Ur, u. lion rampant between eight crosslets fitchy, becn valued at antl nmv _vi(.-ltl the _\'r.-a1'ly rent of vtsrt. £.l) : '2 ; 0; and the said 'l't~m-incnts :|.lltl Urchartl ll. Argent, rt cross flory, or. t thc yearly ltent of £. 1-1 : tt : 0, all l'reu of Huh.-5 and I2. As lllc lirst. t Impnling t|t|:lrlt'rly, first and fourth or‘, second and thirtl i Taxes. argent, uttrr ull, on a bend, vcrl, ‘J luartlt.-ts, or. t N.1i. Another half acre of arnhlu L;||1tl, lyiiig under G0tJHln.I1d Hedge, is included ill thu saint.- k-1-1-ni-1 Donation, but has not yet been rccorert-tl. 0 On Flat Stones in Traneept. Catherine Swindon Ob. Nov. 26th, 1720, Et. 61. John Gihbs,Gent. left, by W"|ll, datctl the l=lth ofJune, 1772, the whole Intercst und Dividends (amounting a D’ a to £. 17:1 : 10) of the sum of 13.569 : 16 : 0, vr.-stud in the 3 per cent. Consols, to he yearly laid out on Here llel lnterred the Body of Mre. Elizabeth Smith, the Feast of St. John the Evangelist in the purchase who departed thle Life the 26th of February 1756, \ of Six strong Coats and W'aistcoats, of an olive Aged '20 years. 5\ colour, to six poor Men, inhabitants of \l'c-stbnr_\', receiving no nlrns frotu the Purisli. 'l"l1enon1in:ttion i of lit objects devolved, in thc year 181-I, to the Minis- Haldwlewttn in Tramept. ter and Clturchwardens. Beble, e trefoil, ermlne, between eight mnllete, or. This tahlet was set up on the 1st Day of March, 1821, by JomcsTayler Singer, g _ Sable, e trefoil, argent, between eight mullets of the same, ‘ William Wilkins Hooper, Ch“'°h“’“"‘°“”' over all an eecutcheon, ermine: e chief, quarterly, first and fourth or, eecond and third gulez. i _--II-1-ii.

in i In the North Aisle.

i Mollltllllmtl In the South Wail of South Aisle. BFINEFACTION In the vault beneath are deposited the Remains of To certain Poor in the Parish of l‘l’nstbury. John Whittaker, the only Son of John and Anna i Henry $mith, Esq. by Deed, enrolled in Chancery, Marie Whittaker, of Fairwood, in this Parish. It dated the 26th of January, 1626, and in the 2d year pleased the Almighty to remove this blessing from his of the Reign of King Cltarles the First, did order and lfiicted Parents on the 29th day of August, 1810, in appoint that there shunld he paid out ofhis Estates at the 21 year of his Age. , Stonghton, in Leiccstershirc, for ever, a certain Sum The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away, ll of Money annually into the linnds of the Church- Bleeeed be the name of the Lord. vrurtlcns and Overseers of the Poor of the above .lrIr—A.|ure, three lozenges, urgent. , Parish for the time being, to be applied by them, with the approbation of tlte Vicar, to thc beuelit of various -___ i descriptions of poor people of good character and reputation, being Parishioners, or having resided more II the adjoining Vault are deposited the remains of ii than 5 years in the Parish. hey Iortimer, who left this world on the llth day , Thc Sum divided to the said Parish Qflicerg the Oflfilflfiio, in the 46th year of her Age. During present year for the use and purpose ahovc mentioned, the which arose from an infirm constitution, amounted to £.13: B : 10, exclusive of about £.3 lit endeavoured to render herself useful to her fellnw allowcd towards necessary improvements. IIIIIIIOI, and eocepteble to her Creator, by deeds of i ohm-lty and benevolence. In Memory of her Virtues \ This tablct was set up "on the 1st day of March, 180-l. ll-d eleetioeete friendebip, this Monument ThomaWilliam whim,Vince, } Churchwardens._ _ by bl’ Ifllcted eilter Anna-Maria Whittaker. >1. \_. ‘ Aa 373

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On :1 Brass Plate in Vestry Room. i‘ Flo .lil 'l'1n:'.-:e|~l. llere L_\,'eth ye Bodie of Thomas Bennet, 01' W'est- ‘ ln Memory ol' Willinin \'t'liitaker, (irnt. who died bury, Gcntlt-man, who took to Wife Margaret Buriton, Feb. y\'- l'.Zth, 1771, A gcd tit) yr-a|'s. the el:h-..-?~l. Daughter and one of the Coheiresses of |l And sayiiig, Lord Jesus receive my spirit. Acts yr 7, Thomas B-.:riton, of $treat.ley, in the County of Barkcs, l ISL 5!]. Esquire, which ltlargaret survivinge her snide IIus- Also Elizabet.l|, his \'Vil'e, who died March y" Uth, bond, hath, in token of their mutuall love whilst they t 1775, A god Ul yenrs. lived togetlicr, and in testimonie of her continued ul'l'ection after his decease, caused this Stone to be here placed in his Mcniorie, with whom as she lived, Sacred to the Memory ul' l\'I.|ry lilizahetli \V|iital<1-r, so after her death intendetli she, by gods permission, wife of John \'l’liil.al;er, Esq. who tleliairtml 1.hislil'e to rest in the same grave, as this Monument doth im- the 14th of October, 1806, in the 37 your ol' her Age. port. The said '['homas Bennett died. . . . th Day of Arms-—Sable, three ntascl. or ; intpaling per pale, sable und June, Anno Dom. I60-5. And the said M argarot died urgent, a saltire engrailed and counter-<:l1arp,-ed. the . . .. Dny of ...... Anno Dom. . . . . y ("re.~.-t- —.-1 horse statunl. ._..-.______. Arms--Three demi lions rampant, mullet for tlilference. ‘.' Three grayhounds courant, crescent for diﬂ'erence. l \' South Aisle. Underneath lieth the Body ol' l]n|o|1h1'y \'l’hit.nlu-r, Gent. who Diepnrted this lil'e the ‘20th day of July, in Register commenced 1550. ye year of our Lord (lod I725, rlllut. suus 4+3, he was The Rev. Thomas Cooke, Vicar. l buried in a ':'~opulelm:. Sir Manasseh Lopez Lord of the Manor. Also underneath lyeth ye Body ol' William I-Imnn», who Depll Oct. ye xiv. 1725, 1|.-ltat. suai 4:1. ’V V 7 D l Underneath lyeth the Body of John Mansell, who R} Departed this life Dec. ye . . 1734, Ag . . . . BRATTON. ‘

On Flat Stones in North Transept. Against the South Wall of Chancel. Underneath lyeth the Body of Jane, Wife ofThomas In Memory ofRobert Long, late of this Parish. Gent. Dow, who Departed this life April the thl, IUO2, in who departed this life Jan. 14th, 1745, Aged 55. the 70th year of her age. ..drm;—Long. This Monument was erected by leave of Thos. Ben- U cruel Death, by whose right hand, net, Esq. the Irnpropriator. Ten thousand daily Full; But Christ above, upon the cross, xiii; llas purchased life l'ur ull. On a Flat Stone in Chancel. Also of Sarah-Ann Dew, Dan|;'ht.cr of Thomas and Here lycth the Body of Mary, late Wife of James i June Dew, who l)e|nirtcd this life August the Uth, Long, of this Parish, Gent. and Daughter ofGeorp;e l 1802, in the 29th your of her A gt‘. 'l‘nrner, iinretoioro of Penley, in this Parish. She Just in the bloom of my years, departed this Life the 30th day of August, Anno I left my li'it'nils in ﬂoods of tours ; Dom. 1755. I soon sprung np, and soon was gum-, Arms-Long: impaling Turner. So frail is the lil'e ofevm-y one. —1§ Also of Thomas Dew, who llt'lltlf|.lJll this life .|une On a Brass Plate. j- the ‘20th, H514, A |_gt:d 7U yeurs. Here lyeth bnried Scfton Broornewhich, Gent. De- ceased, who Purchased the Gravnge and Farme of Underneath lycth the lit.-lnains of 'l'hon|:is .l’<-pier, Bratton, and Married Ann, the Daughter of W. who died Nov. the 20th, 1775, A gcd 5.’; }'1 nrs. Bower, of Lavington F.pi. Gent. & left Issue \V. Broomewhich, his Sonne & heire apparant,& Eliza- Also Jane, his W'ii'e, died July the 15, 17711, bcth, his Daughter, and Departed this Transitoric Aged 411 yenrs. lyfe the 11 Day ofJuly, Anno Doin. ‘lU0'7. Lilcr-wise, at the ontsiile, near this 1‘laet-, lyeth .Inim-s, Lea, and Rachel, Son and l)nn;;liters ol' '|.l1Clt|ltl\'(', who all died young. On Flat Stone in Nax c. New here to_:;eI.i=cr we do rest, Here lycth the Body of John Whittaker, sen. who in hunt-s to r|s.'- njgniii, dt-parted this life the Sixth day of March, Anno Dom. \ llopinfj, that we si':'.|llll:t'.-{1} 16 . . x} \".'i‘.l1 Cizfast fin" to l'l.'l1).U.ll]. 3713

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'l'lu- Church consists of a. Chancel, Nave, North On a Monument in N. .-\isle. '|'|,l|ll i'\'ontl| Aisles, and North and South Transepts. Underneath the large Pew at the west end of this The I\'-.wi- is supported hy two pointed arches on each aisle, are deposited the Remains of William Grant, side; in the windows ol' which and those oi‘ the north of Broker’s (lute, in this Chapelry, who departed this transept is sonic painted glass. life Dee. 2d, 1769, Aged 46 years. Thu l'l|:V. Tlionrzis Cooke Vicar. Also the 'l-{eniuins of Ilauuah, Reliet of the above ...1tarl-of Bath Lord ol' the Manor. William Grant, who died Sept. iJd, 1U02, Aged U2 years. — ]— —-_—l 1-E— — —r_:| Likewise ol'Vl'illiani, Son of the above-named W'illiam D l LT O N. and ll annah Grant, wno died March 15, 1619, Aged 61. And Fanny, his ‘Vile, who died Jan. 3d, 1817, Against south wall of Chancel. A god 56. Near this Place lyeth yﬁ Body of Edward Line, who died Api-ll yuaotli, .-\. D. 17 t-1, it god 70 years.

ln my l'ull ago lit-.ri: l doth ly : On Flat Stones in North Aisle. lfthou art old, pri~|nlro to dio; In Memory of _ll.alph Bureis, who departed this life ll thou art young pl'i'rpul'e also, Aiigust the '26, 1737, Aged 63 years. W hen death doth eall, we all must go. Also in Memory of Mary, W'il'e of Thomas Burgis, Also in Memory of Margery, Wile of John Fripp, who died Sept. the 3d, 1760, A gcd 50 years. who died October ye '20, A. D. 176;], A god BI) years. Also of Thomas Burgis, who died April otlr, 176], To weep, alas, it is in vain, Aged 7'3 years. For Christ, we hope, hath eas‘tl her pain, Also oi‘ Thlwaril, their Sou, who died in his Iiilhuey. Her soul with Angels for to joyno ,. In the Celestial Heavenly train. J Also of Sarah, Daughter of Thomas and Mary Bur- gis, who died June the 17, 1797, Aged so years. .., --it-1-_q \. iii.- I-‘lat Stones in Chancel. Here lyeth the Body ofJohn llayter, who Departed Under this Stone lyeth the Remains of Anna, Wife this lil'e the 7th Day of Feb. 1738, Aged . . . . of ll.iel|a1'd Iwutou, who Departed this lil'e August the Also in Memory of Thomas Hayter, who died July ad, 1070. y" 29th, 1739, Aged £13 yeurs. Ky Near this Place lyeth the Remains of Ann Gerrish, '-/ who departed this Life Decem. ye 2-1, 1777. Also under this Stone lyeth t.he Remains of Elizabeth, Herelyeth the Body of Thomas Hanson, who De- Daughter of Philip and il'lal'gre-at Blateh, who De- parted this life May the 2Bth, Anno Dom. 170. parted this life May the 17, 1782, Aged 25 years. Aged 79 years. 5*. And nlso under this Stone lyeth the Remains of ii--isin I Philip Blateh, sen. who Departed this life March llere Lyeth the Body of John Wilkins, who Departed . . . . 1760, .-\,¢__',"e(l 50 years, this lilo May the 28, A. D. 1730, Aged Bl years. And also under tllis Stone are Deposited the Remains ~ L) of‘ Margreat, wife of the above Philip Blateh, who Against the South Wall of Nave. Departed this life April the 1B, 1793, Aged 66 years.

Underneath lieth the Body of lllllllillfl Budd, who -—i.,-.1. Departed this lil'e the 5th day of Aiip,-list, 1766, Against North Wall of Nave. Aged 4-'1 years. ANTIIONY SELF gave to the Poor of Dilton forty Also here lieth the Body of Mary, Daughter of Wil- liam and ]:'.lizahet.h Budd, who Departed this life the Pounds, to be as a Stock for them, and desired that the Uhurchwardens should yearly, at Easter, choose 20th day of 1-‘eh. 1776, Aged 10 years. two honest men of Dilton, aud that they, with them, And also here lieth the Body ol'Thou|as, Sou of “Til- should put forth yr forty pounds for ye best advan- lism and lilizabeth Budd, who departed this lil'e the tage, aud that every Christmas ye Overseers, and yo 2l:ltl'l day of May, i775, Aged 9 years and 11 months. two persons should, out of such advantage, buy ap-- And here also lieth the Body of James, Son of Wil- parel for such of the Poor as they thought lit. liam and Elizabeth Budd, who departed this life the Dth day of August, 1779, Aged 26 years. WILLIAM GILBERT gave Twenty pounds, to be as And also in Memory ol' William, their Son, who died a Stock, and the Interest thereof to be distributed abroad in June, 1762, Aged IJ2 years. yearly in Bread amongst the Poor. 38 O

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Ctrnisrorltnn PIERCE gave ten pounds, to be as . r and managing of ye said lniitls for the [)0o|'.~; benolitl, a Stock for poor labourers ot' Dilton, not having and to examine how ye rents and prolits have been p;ll'l:-=ll u—liel'. 'l'he Interest tliere-ol' to be distributed inrployed for ye preceding year, and 1.o iinploy (as yenrl_\', on ye second day of January, amonst them. afore directed) ye moneys raised by yr. rrnt..~"- and pm- litts y1Innin1pIo_\,=ed; and il' any of ym he absent at Julih (.‘.\n|.E: gave live pounds to the poor of Dil- such niootin;_;', yn such of ym as shull he |u"<-sent may ton ; the one-half ol' the Interest thereof to he bestow-- consult and act as lillly us il' all were |ll'('.‘~i(:lll-. \\’l|on ¢-.l on them yearly at Easter, and ye other hull to be _ / the greater nu1nbcrol' ye said 'I‘1'ustt-es are dead, yo added to the pi-incipall. survivors are, from time to time l'or ever, to get some \\'I1.|.I.\t-1 'l‘t':rtNEn gave Forty-ﬁve shillings ; ye of ye substantiallost. Inhabitiults it: or ithotlt Dilton in one-half of ye interest thereofto be distributed amongst ye roorn of ye deceased, so lllill. ye said .Dil'|.'(:ll0llS oi _\"' poor of Dilton yearly, at liaster, and ye other hall ye Donors may be ye more faithfully performed. \pr' 1' to be added to ye principal]. '\ |i—-.—- “I-1-

In i‘-lurch, 1679, John “'naTLl~;Y, Constable of L?‘ Dilton register eoinimureed in 1600. “'r.-stbnry llnndred, by y"- consent of ye lnltabitultts Tile ltererentl Thomas Cooke, Vicar. of Dilton, did, with ye said Moneys & yeinerease i Sir Mannssoli Lopez Lord of the Manor. thereof, purchase, in ye names of Mr. lvic, Minister, and -‘riteplien \\'l:ally and William W'ithy, Chaple- wardens, of Dilton, three closes, called Croft and 3- Corsley, containing by estimation twelve Acres, and a parroek, eallcd Church Parrock, containing two U l"l'ON SC-l' l)AM()'R[-T. Acres, in Beckington parish, Soraersett, as appearcth by the Deed thereof remaining in this Cbapple. Tm:-'. Vrecan and Chapplewardens of Dilton, and ye ten On Monuments against North Wall of Clutncol. Trustees, viz. Thomas Phipps, May Hill, W'illiara In Memory of Lionel Seaman, D. D. Archdeacon of Wilkins, Roger Carter, Thomas Whatly, John Wiret- Wells, and Vicar of Frorne. I-le married Jane. eldest ly, George Withy, Giles Adlani, Vlfilliam Rcndell, Daughter of Dr. Edward Willes, Lord Bishop of and Thomas Hill, and the survivors of them, concern- Bath and Wells, by whom he hud olto Hon, and ing the Rents and Profits of ye said Lands to observe three Daughters. llo died the. '.!lst d:|y ol' l-‘elwuary, these rules and directions following, as appeuroth 1760, Aged 5!]: Anti l"lll']_,'_'i'-i.'t'l-, his yonn;;r~nt. daugh- more at large by another Deed remaining in this ter, dyed soon after him, at".-i is huried in the same C-happle, viz. They are yearly, for ever, to raise (if grave. they ean) out of the same rents and profits so much A'rm.r—.'\ rgenl, three bars azure, in '."<'$-if-' point n erosrzent, or, money as the yearly Interest of ye said severall sums impiling, argent, a chevron, azure, hetvrr':-n three mullets, gulcs. given by the Donors above-named, would amount unto, and ye same Money to employ according to ye above expressed intention of ye said Donors. If any ln this Clianeol, near this l"i:tt:v, lyeth the Body of overplns of moneys shall be after such imploying, William ?."~eainan, Rector 0l' this I'm-ish, who injoyed such overplns is to be imployed for ye poors beliefitt in the saytl Rectory -5'2. years, and D1.'pa.rt-ed this life such manner as ye Vicar and Chapplewardens and ye Nov. tho 7:?i, inuo, Trustees, or ye major part of them, shall think fitt. [lore also lyeth the Body I l' _'t'l:~.1'_\,- .“'~(-:i.n1:|n, \‘l-‘lie of If the same rents and profits shall not in any year the said W'illiam Seanian, \".'-o lit-puttotl this lili: the amount to so mneh as ye yearly interest of the sume 1:11.11 ot'Jui:.-, um. severall snins given by the said Donors would amount to, then out of the same rents and profitts, the said directions of ye said several] Donors are to be pursued llere lieth the Tiotly of l.iouel i'i('i1l]l€'|ll, mm of Wil- and perl'ormed as near as can be, regard being had to lialn Seaman, 'H'll(l died l.l:n l7ll: ull J:n|ua|'y, llitlfi, ye quantity of ye moneys raised by ye same rents and protitts. The Vicar and Chapelwardens are not at ./litatis »--|'.u Fm. any time to lett or manure ye said lands, or any part Here also lieth the Body ol'.l.~;;=-, llu: ‘Vile of Lionel t.liereoi', or do any thing concerning the same without Seaman, who died July lst, '17]-1, Aged '71. ye consent of ye trustees or ye survivors, or major of . .- ylll lirst had. §..\l The Vicar, Chapplewardens and Trustees, are to On a Brass Plate. meet ill tlle Easter wet-is yearly at this Chapple, giving Here lyeth I-he Body of I-lli:/.al1eth Ilnngr.-rford, ye notice thereof on Easter Sunday in Vi-lestbury Church “life offiiles l"lungerf'ord, (Zr-nt. who departed this and this Chapple, and consult concerning ye letting life l4th July, A nno Dom. 1632-. >, I‘ \./ 38 I

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South Wall. Here lieth the Body of Susanna Johnson, who was Non: this Place lies interred the Body of Lionel huried Dec. 27, 1701. Seaman, Esq. only Son of the late Rev. Dr. Lionel llere also lieth the Body of Jane Johnson, Daughter E-'.cainan, and Jane, his Wile; who, alter a short of the aforesaid Susanna Johnson. Buricd Oct. 27, Pilgriiiinge of twenty four years (great |.-art of which 1749, Aged B4 years. tiinn it pleased (iod -.'.o afihct l|im with a declining state of health), was called out of this Lilc to the hope oi 2| blessed eternity, hut not hefore his many amiable Virtues had deeply eugraven his Memory on thc On a Brass Plate. Ilearts of his surviving Friends. Ilis Mother crccts Underneath lies interred the Remains of Mrs. Jane this Monument as a final Tribute to thc worth of an Seaman, who died 30th Nov. 1706, Aged 77 years. L Aflbctionate and dutiful Son. I-le died July 20, 1783.

On Flat Stones. \&\ North Aisle. H ere lieth the Body of Mr. John Mountaguc, Rector In Memory of Christopher Pearce, Son of Andrew oi U| ton Slridmorc, Son of ye Hon"‘= James Moun- and Mary Pearce, under-named, who Departed this tague, oi Lackham, in the County of Vfilts. who de- life June the 9th, 1791, Aged 62 years. parted this lil'e thc 19th of Muy, Anno Dom. 1091. Also in Memory of John Pearce, Son of Andrew and M @~ Mary Pearce, under-named, who departed this life Herelieth the Body of Nicholas Barry, M. A. Son of May the 2d, 1798, Aged 87 years. Richard Barry, Rector of Upton Scudamore, who In Memory oi‘ Elizabeth, Daughter of Andrew and Departed this life August 3, Anno Dom. I734. Mary Pearce, who departed this life July ye 22d, Hm also Lyeth the Body of William, (an infant) the l 1759, in the 33 year oi‘ her Age. ion of Richard Barry aforesaid, who died June 20, Also, of George, Son of Andrew and Mary Pearce, Anno Dom. 1894. ~ x who departed this life June ye 18th, 1778, H in the 33 year of his Age. Jere lieth the Body ol' ye Rev. Richard Berry, M. A. BB years Rector of this Parish, died Nov. 21, 1749, Aged 84 years. )_ y In Memory of Andrew Pearce, who departed this

bi 1 life Jan. ye lst, 1778, in the 81 year of his Age. Underneath, in s Vault, lies the Body of the Rev. Also in Memory of Mary Pearce, Wife of the above R-lohsrd Bl-I11, Rector of this Parish, and Vicar of 1 Andrew Pearce, whu Departed this life Dec. y¢ 13th, Bitton, in the County of Gloucester. He departed 1785, in the 80 year of her Age. thislifs 21st Feh. 1788, Aged 73 years. Aﬂlictions sore long time we hore, Alla the Body of Catharine, his Wife. She died Physicians was in vain ; 14 October, 1774, Aged 71. g__\_\ But God was pleas'd that Death should cease, K. .—._.-M.- And ease us of our pain.

HON lieth the Body of Mary, the Wife of Richard bi B|rry,Rector of Upton Scudamore, who departed t--, this life May the 8, A. D. 1729. (up With Christian Patience bear Aﬂiiction’s Rod : ~J Reader, prepare to meet thy God. Erected in Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of Andrew Blelth lie interred the Reverend Richard Barry, Pearce, who Departed this life on the 11th of Feb. Rector of this Parish, who died the 22d of Sept. 1779, 1907, in the 59th year of her Age. Aged 61 years. Aha Elizabeth, his Wife, who died March 9th, in Also in Memory of Andrew Pearce above named, who departed this life on the 11th of August, 1810, 1774, Aged 42 years. in the 74th year of his Age. llhﬂrilehne, their Daughter, who died December 8, With soft compassion each kind heart was mov’d, 1769 A ed 6 ears. ' . s r D\ No Pomp, no Pride, no Alfectation lov’d ; I Ii-xii.’ To all the World as to each other kind, _'_ '- IQ Idnory of Elizabeth, Daughter of the Rev. To social virtues faithful Friendship join’d. Barry, Rector of this Parish. She died 25 Their grateful Children hold their mem'ry dear, March, 1770, Aged 78 years. R‘ A Father's care, s Mother’s love revere. §_ (_. . B h U 8 Z

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As time, like lightening, ﬂies away, .EliZ:.1l)etl'l, his Daughter (by Ann) (Eb. Dr-c. 9th, 1700, So think of dying every Day. Jlir. 4:5. In Memory of Christopher Pearce, who died May ye Lydia, “fife of Roger, Ub. Dec. 22, 1781, II-It. ill. 20th, 1764, Aged 60 years. James their Son, in his infancy. Jzrnres, Son of Also Sarah, "Wife of the above Christopher Pearce, Roger, by lilizubcth, Ob. July 12th, 17!?-1, Jlit. 7. Died Jan. 31, 1778, Aged 73 years. This Monument was erected by Roger, Son of Jarncs, Liltewise Edward, Son of the abovc Christopher and who has given the sum of three Pnnmls :1 year for ever Sarah Pearce, who Died Jan. ye 27, 1770, to the Clerk, Organist, and Choir of this .l':trish, to A gcd 38 years. Sing the Anthem from thc CL Psalm, as corrrposerl by him to whosc Memory this is ereeted, during divine -i—--—-M C‘ Service, on Sunday immediately preceding Midsum- mer day. Sacred to the Memory of Vl’illiam Pearce, and Ann \.- ____.____ his Wife. She died August 22, 1786, Aged 38 ycnrs, He dicd Feb. 19, 1809, Aged 69 years. In Memory of Elizabeth, the Vl"ifc of Noah Chivcrs, of the City nf Bath, and Daughter of the late \'Villiarn Keep conscience clcar, avoid all broils and strife, Bleeck, of this Town. Died zltlth April, 1794, Agcd Forgive offences, lcnd a virtuous life", 54 years. ‘ ~. Delight in doing good, and be content \i'ith what allotment Providence hath sent. Sacred to the Memory of James Grant Filkcs, who Also of Edward, Son of William and Ann Pearce, Departed this Life on the 20th ofJanuary, 1013, who died June 4th, 1811, Agcd 37 years. _ '_ Aged G4 years. Farewell, vain world, I've seen enough of thoc, And now am careless what thou say of me, Thy'smiles 1 court not, nor thy frowns I fear, Near this Place are deposited thc Rcmains of thc My cares arc past, my body resteth here; Rev. Dacre Youngson, M. A. Formerly of St. John's ii/hat fault thou see in me take care to shun, College, Cambridge, Late Curate of this Parish, who And look at home, enough there's to be done. died Jan. 31, 1783, Aged 37 years. _i f""‘\ Tho’ dead he yet speaketh, and still present in remembrance. Foreibly, tho’ silently, admonished his uuco In this Church are two stnnc statues, but much muti- beloved Flock. To be cut ell’ in the mid.-u. of n lated : one of them appears to be a knight templar. valuable and useful life, is um‘: of the Mysteries of Divine Providence, which will he cleared up at the Rev, Mr. Barry Rector. I-lr _. resurrection of tlrcjust.

_——_ _ r, _ _'_‘I — George W'anscy, after a few days Illness, Died March '19, 1807, Aged 50 years. The love and esteem of nll who knew lrirn is thc bcst W A RMINSTER. Testimony to his real Character. 'l‘|re blessing of him that was ready to perish came upon him, and he caused thc Widow’s heart to sing forjoy. On Monuments against North Wall of Chancel. In Memory of Roger Townsent, of this Town, Pro- 5. ___. fessor of Music. Died June 20th, 1730, Jl Brass Plate. Aged 39 years. Here lieth the Body of Simon Sloper, Gentleman, Our Maker's Praise his soft melodious Tongue, dcsescd June 9.6, 1636. By riaturc led, by Hcavcn dircctcd, sung: Here Lyeth the Body of William Sloper, Son of Harmonious Soul, thou always didst aspire Simon Sloper, Dcscscd Mar. 5, 1651. To imitate (now join) the heavenly Choir, Simon Sloper, ii/illialn Sloper, By hearing Angels sing, their notes improve, \ Robert Sloper, An:r Sloper. And raise devotion to seraphic Love ; i God's goodness view, enjoy, adore, proclaim, And everlastingly extol his name. l Hie Jacet Gualterus Atwood, in Artibus Magister, Elizabeth, his “’ifc, Ob. Dee. 24th, 1769, ]Et. 79. hujus Parochia: Vicarius, Collegii Rcginnlis in Acn- dernia Cantubrigite quondum alumnus, filius tcrtius James, their Son, Ob. Aug. 23, 1778, flit. 60. Johannis Atwood, Armigeri, dc .l.il.1.loburic, in Paro- Ann Feb. 2:3, 1747,.Fl::r. 2.5. ehizh dc Stanford ltiveres, in Colnitatu _l‘I.~;:~:cx. Obiit Rachcll Wives ofJames, ob. Sept. 28, 1750, flit. 32. Sexto die Novembris, A“ Diii 1635, ilitatis sure 33. Phillis July '7, 1769, ]Et. 66. Arma—A lion rampant, argent, between five or. vi/' WP‘ 1. 333

In e5 Wilts.—WARMINSTER. 95 ;-V Maria, Conjmt pientissimadilectissimn Pauli Lathom, Marié, uxor eharissima Pauli Lathom, hujus Ecclesia: A. M. hujns paroehiae Ministri, pucrperio, neCIIOB Vicarii. Obijt 30 Die Sept. A. D. 1660, .¢Et. sum 23. inseqnenti febre vexnta, patientie, fidei, modestie, specimen exhibuit perillustfie, filioloque Joanne, su- perslite intravit gaudium Domini, prid. Cal. Oct. A. D. 1600, Hit. sun: 23. p On a Brass against S. E. Pillar of the Tower. lilizabctha. Pauli et Elizabethre Lathom uniea proles ‘i Prope hane columnam, sub his trihus superioribus ct dcliciu, variolis eorrcpta, immaculatarum in Ccelis sedihus, corpus Marim, uxoris Francisci Bennett, de virginium utljungitur, ehro. '7 Cnl. Jul. A. D.1 668, Smalebrooke, ganerosi, jaeet sepulchrum. Obiit vi- ilitat. sue: 5. easimo sento die Julii, Anno Domini millesimo son- Quud Mortnle snpcrfuit ultirna: clangorem tuba: Pm- centissimo quinqungesimo-septimo, annoque fEtatis stulaus, hoe obdormit pulvere vive memor lazti fugit aua: quinquagasimo. cs- horn, hoe quod loquor vide est. ii-ii

‘ Underneath lieth the Body of William Wilton, Gent. Brass Plate, south side. \ who died on the 5 of August, 1752, in tha 50th year To the living Memory of llester Potticary, th B of his Aga. only Daughter of Thomas Potticary of thi B He wns descended from a Reputahle family sittuatcd Purisli, who deceased August 31 . 1673. for many Generations in this Town. In tha Middle God oft transplants his lovely flowers part of his life he betook himself to the sea-service, in I-‘rem the Church garden heare below, which he made so great a proficiency, that he was Them to secure from heat and showers, taken notice of by the two noble Brothers, the Lords In heavenly paradise to grow. Vere and Aubrey Beauclerk, and by the latter in llere rests n virgin's aarthly part, Particular, who, for his advancement, Recommended Whom winter overtook iu spring, him to tha Command of a South Sea Sloop, in tha Whose soule, now freed from Satan's dart, l West Indies. At his return home, the Right Hoo"1° We hope doth Hallelujah sing. Lord Viscount Waymouth was plensed to appoint Lct persons in their younger yeare, him his House Steward, in which ofhce he continued With lier their Great Creator mind, l with great credit, and with the approbation of his As they would be disarmed of fears Lord, for many years, who, during his Life, and at the When death thcir outwnrd man shall fiud. , time of his decaase, most Generously and Nobly te- Cnnonne. 1 warded him for his faithfull Services. Pure Vessels of Mercy enjoy happiness with Also Mary, Wife of Edward Wilton, who died May, God. 1673. Her age was 24 years. Cnnonnc. 1759, Aged 36 years. Vertua in her is not withering, \ Also Jerrard, Son of Edward Wilton, who died Fe- ‘ bruary, 1785, Aged 10 years. i Also Edward Wilton, who died April, 1766, On Flat Stones within the Rails. A d B1 "0 yfilfls § Hero lieth the Body of Elizabeth, ‘Wifa of Edward Coward, who is left to lument yfl loss of yfl best of Wives, dz prepare to follow hcr, who departed this life August 26, 1742, Aged 57 years. M. i Ail-llll 37- 3- Pull!‘ ""01"?- K \ Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Debo- gm rah Armstrong, who died November 6th, 1818, __ Here Lieth the Body of James Ligertwood, M. A. Aged 69, \l\ Prehcndary of Sarum, Rector of Brixton Deverell, "" and Vicar of Warminster, who Died 24 Octobir, 'i—- 1742, Aged GB years ' a N.W. Pillar. Near this Place are deposited Sacred to the Memory of tha Rev. Millington Massey | the Rand“ of Jane, Daughter of Joseph Bland, Jackson, .A.M. formerly of Dunham Massey, in the County of Cheater, and Fellow of St. John's College, p hM:'_::';It of Lotzdom Cambridge, 33 years Vicar of this Parish, and Rector W ° ' '7 17 ' 1799' \9\ of Kingston Deverell. He departed this life the 26 i Aged 2376"!‘ December, 1.607, Aged seventy years. i 4rsu—A|-gent, on s band, sable, flu-so pheons ofthe lrst. \ /' I 384

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S. W. Pillar. Here lieth the Bodies of William, ll-'illian|, and Mary H eus, Viatot l Sons and Daughter of ll/illiam and Mary Bayly, of Siste gradum, this Town. William died in October, 175_ Aged Pretium erit moraz, 3 years; W'illiam (lied in January, 17.35, in his in- Non nescire tc quis infrajacet. iiincy; Mary died in August, 17.55, Aged 5 yenrs. Hie jacet ( . .si Deus voluisset superstitem) llere lieth the Body of Mr. William Bayly, who W'illicl|nus, Willmi et Franeiscte Butler departed this life November the 29th, 1772, Filius, \\ Aged 62] years. Juvenis integerrimus et consummatissimus, \v Mira in dietis fides, Here lieth the Body of Samuel Pikeman, who De- In Moribus suavitas, parted this life May 19th, 1730, Aged 4.4. In consuetudine facilitas fuit, Iline Parentum, fratres, atq. sorores, Who in the several relations, a Husband, a Father, Marito delictaa Scholae Vl/ellensis, and a Friend, was affectionate, tender, and sincere; Absq. invidia universally beloved, and equally lamented, by all that Flos et gloria knew him. Cantabrigim futurus Here also lyeth the Body of llestcr, the Wife of idem et ornamentuln, Samuel Pikeman, who departed this life sed proh dolorl variolis April 18, 1753, Agcd '70 years. nunquam magis invidendis Here also lyeth live of his Children, viz. John, Mary, correptus candidissimam Stephen, William, Aged 0 years, & Thomas, efllavit animam l Aged 11 years. _Jan.' 21 , 1706, Jlitat. sum 16. Here also lyeth the Body of Sarah, his daughter, who L) Ahijam 81: si possis, Leetor, imitate. (lied Feb : 14th, 1731, Aged Seven Years. Jr-ms—Sahle, on a fess, or, three eeloils, galea, between three Here also lyeth the Body of Samuel, his Son, wbo dragons heads, erased, or, crescent, gulas, for difierenee. died March B, 1739, in the 25 year of his Age. Ermine, on a bend, gales, three esesllops, or.

l J On a Brass Plate. In Memory of Michael Webb, gent. who died July 10, 1768, Aged 74 years, Underneath are deposited the Remains of John But- ler, Mary his Wife, and John their Son, Marg. & And lies interred on the other side of the Middle Isle. Mary Iles, their Niecee, Ann, first Wife of Edward Elizabeth Massey, his Daughter, died 11th November Butler, Ann Daughter of Ed. dz Mar. Butler. Benj. 1794, Aged 45 years. Butler, Ob. 23 June, 1760, 1Et. 42. Martha Butler, Charles Webb, bis Son, died 15 January, 1808, Ob. 1'7 Feb. 1773, Agcd 5'7. Catherine, Daughter of Aged 49 years. Edward 65 Sarah Butler, Ob. Doc. 1795, flit. 3 years. l Edw. Butler, sen. Ob. 21 April, 1788, flit. '70. West End of Nave. 3 __.__ In Memory of John Langley, Esq. who died on the 1~lth day of September, 1799, Aged 92 years. H. S. E. He was a liberal Benefactor to the Poor of this Parish. Thomas Vl/ebb, Thoma: et Elizabetlia: Webb, nuper A»-m—Psly of sin, argon! and vert. de Warmininster, Filius natu maxiinus; spei optima juvenis, quidam literis egrogie operam dedit in Schola it-i iVcstmonasicrensi, variulis correptus, animam efliavit To the Memory of John Maskelyn, Gent. who De- die Novembris vmm. Anno El-Itatis sum ‘27, Salutis parted this life the 24 of January, 1790, llumana: 1728. Aged '72 years. Also here lieth thc Body of thc above-named Elizth

|__-1? Webb, who died Jan. 4th, 1732, Agcd 45 years.

On Flat Stones in Nave. llere also lieth the Body of the above-named Thomas ,1. Webb, who dietl Nov. 10, 177- Agcd BB years. Herelyeth ye Body of William Langley, who died ‘F. December 14, 1709, A ged 3;] years. — And also William, Son of Wm. Langley, who died Eliz. llaneoclr, died 29 August, 1704, Aged 4'7 years. Jan. lst, 1709, Aged 4 years. Eliz. Davis died 6 August, 179.5, Aged 70 years. Here also lieth the Body of Ann, the beloved Wife of Died 6th Novem. 1813, Aged UU ysars, Deborah, Wm. Langley, who died Jan. 1'7, 1749, wife of Cuthbert Armstrong, Daughter of ye above Aged '71 years. 3* Davis, and Sister of Eliz. Hancock. 385

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George Lyc died 10 April, 1797, Aged 17 years. Mrs. Ann Slade, his beloved Wife, Ob. Jan. 27, 1779, Flitatis B1. Catharine Slade, their Daughter, ob. Nov. 25, 1761, North Aisle. flltatis ‘Z5. Sacred to the Mninory of liichard Samuel lvyche Edward Slade, thcir Sou, who died in his Infancy. Wlm nlir.-ti .l:1u. '14, 1790, A god 67. Lil-iewise the Rev. William Slade, A. M. Rector of Also of Mary, his l-Vifo, who died July 3, 1801, Corsley. Uh. Nov. 27, 1782, .lEtatis 53. Agurl '76. Also Ilrlartlia, his Daughter, who died in her Infancy. Also ufflnn \'l’t.-hip, Sister of the above Mary Wychc, George Massey Slade. Ob. Junc 11, 1763, 1 \,..l1u died Decem. ti, 1813, Aged 87. Aged 16 weeks. \- ‘

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Sacred to the Memory of Charlotte Slioare, Daughter Near this Place, under a Tomb in the Churchyard, of Jullll iuul Mary rilmnro, who tlepurtecl this life Lye the Mortal Remains of M r. Thos. Squire, lately of (let. ‘id, 1766, Aged 6 years. this Parish, Apothecary, who, to a singular skill and Also of |.l|t- Z|l1n\'t:-lli1l1IL'(l Julln Shuarre, who departed honesty in his Profession, a inost active tenderness this |i|'u.l:1n. tllh, 1777, Aged 68 years. for the sick, an admirable sagacity in discerning the Also of the :rlmve-mtnmtl Mary bilioare, who departed nature of Diseases, and an uncommon success in this life Nov. 5, 1787, Aged 66 years, i removing them, happily united the Christian a||d social Also of William Slioaro, Son of thc above-named Virtues of a tender Husband, an aficctionate Parent, Jolm and Mary Slruarc, who departed this lifc March a clicarful Companion, and a faithful Flieud. 21, 17139, Aged 32 years. Mr- SQUIRE. By whose direction this Tablet was Erected. KR lvas the 4th Son of the Rev. Samuel Squire, Formerly \~. Vicar of Great Durnford, in this County. He married Susan, Daughter of the Rev. John Scott, Rector of Underneath lie the Remains of Jane Shoarc, first wife i Bishopstrow, with whom he lived 50 years. She was Oid0llll Slioarc. Buried March the 9th, 1749. Interred undcr the same Tomb, August flth, 1758, And the Rcmains of Jnlm Shoare, Son of the above- Aged 72, and near them eight of their Children. namcddolm aud Jane Slioarc, who died December the Their surviving Children are Samuel, now Lord Bishop ‘Jd, 1771, Agotl 27 years. of St. David’s, Mary, and Eleanor, wife of the Rev. This Tablet is erected lJy the surviving Daughter of Mr. Twyford, Vicar of South Petlrerton, in Somerset- the first named John and Jane Shoare, as a tribute of shire. He dyed Nov. 30, 1761, Aged 74. . K

Respect to the Memory of an alTectiouate Mother and k beloved Brother. M.\\ l On Flat Stones. Here lyeth yo Body of Anne, yfl Beloved Daughter On a Brass Plate in S. Aisle. of l’Villinm & Ann Adlnm, who Departed this life yo ' '--. -_ Prope ah lmr. pnriete in mmlio a_r_n_h_l_l_l§_ -- 13th of January, Anno Dom. 1706, Aged 9 years 11 scpllltus jaeet Tlionias Buckler, Gen. months. Vir singuluri ergo. Deum pietate, As tender flowers are cut down, l||.si_-ni in vieinos tide, And Dies away c're they are Growne; Edolore calculi multum diuq laboravit, So God was pleas’d to take my Breath, Quo pt-racuto morbo tandem plane oonfectus, And lay my Body in the Barth; Mirai cum paticntia animarn ellpiravit, Whereas my Soul to Heaven did fly, 4.. Dum vixit, aruicns. habuit homines, To rcst with Christ Eternally. '

lllmiens conscientiarn A ii-ii. lllortlius Deum. In'Memory of William Churchill, who Departed this Olmijt Augusti 2'2: I704, life April thc 12, 1769, Aged B0 years. Circitcr Jlﬁtat. 67. Also Elizabeth Holder, the Wife of Wilﬁam Holder, F who departed this life April the 23, 1779, Near this Place are deposited the Remains of Mr. Aged 43 years. Edward Slade, lato Attorney-at-Law. Also the said William Holder, who departed this life Also of Mary, his beloved Wife, and of Oct. the 16th, 1796, Aged 60 years. _ Mr, William Slade, Gent. his Elder Brother. ______\-l- Also of M r. Edward Davis, late of Trowbridge, in this County. Eant End of South Aisle. Hr. John Slade, Gentleman, Ob. Feb. 13, 1773, Ia Memory of John Bo dman, who departed this life in 1Etatis sua: B5. Nov. 1737, in the 42 Year of his Age. C c Si 386

98 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS An affectionate Husband, a tender Father, and sin- The Church consists of a Chancel, Nave, North cere Friend. and South Aisles. The Nave is supported on each Also 3 Children. Thos. Ob. 15th Feb. 1743, Aged side by 4 semi arches. In the south wall of the 4 months; Mary, Ob. 31 March, 1743, Aged B years; south aisle is a small piscina. John, Ob. 24th Jan. ‘1757, Aged l2 years. The Rev. Mf. Rawlinson D. D. Vicar. Also of Mary, the W'ife of thc above John Bodman, who departed this life the 30th of August, 1759, in ~30-Pl-of Bath Lord of the Manor. the 43 year of her age.

CORSLEY. East End of South Aisle. Benefactors to this Parish. 1799. John Langley, Esq. lcft by Will £.1000 stock On Monument against South Wall of Chancel. 3 pcr cont. Consols, now standing in the names of the Near this Place Lyetb thc Body of Mr. Thomas Vicar, Churchwardens, and Overseers. The Interest, Aylesbury, who, after he had been Rector of this £.30 to be given annually to 120 Poor Parishioners, Parish 56 years, Dy’d Marcb 22, who do not receive constant alms. ( Henry Smith, Esq. gave £.10 per annum, to be Am {.‘;.‘:;t::'.%‘“~ distributed in Coats and Changes at Christmas for Here also lyeth the Body of Sarah, his Wife. She ever. K‘ dy'd Feb. 26, A.D. 1723, Aged 71 years.

.' 1-it-1 Mr. Stephen Pilehard gave £.120 for ever, and the L. use to be given to 20 poor native Inhabitants on St. Flat Stones in Chancel. Stephen's day, with a Semen. Here lyetb ye Body of John Mintey, who deceased Mr. George Richardson, Vicar, gave £. 10 at no this life ya 4th of November, Anno Dom. 1790. interest. Here lyeth tbe Body of Bridget Mintey, who De- Mr. Walter Atwood, another Vicar, gave £.5 at parted this life June 17th, 1714. no interest. In Memories Peerce Mintey, qui Obiit May 10, Anno- Wm. Boys gave 715 at no interest. g.\ Dom. 1723, .EEtatis sum 32. John Whithead gave 2"’ at no interest. <1" ii Mr. Christopher Page gave 61" at half interest. Mr. John Wadmaa gave twenty half crowns, per Depositum Mortale Georgii Cary,de Corsly, gencrosi, annum to 20 poor inhabitants for ever. qui vigesimo tertio die Novernbris, Anno Ma. . . . Christiana MDCO Aaimam p . . . Deo rcddidit post- Deans Stibbs gave 10"’ at full Intrest. quam in corpore . . . 1.-eregrinata est aun. Lxri. Mr. Edward Scutt gave 6"’ at full intrest. .Arm.a—0n a bend three roses: a chevron lozeagy, three cross Wm. Ridley gavc 1"’ at no Introst. crosslets. Mr. Nicholas Butcher gave 5"’ at no intrest. Cmt—A swan. I-1:-i-___-| Eliz. Gardner gave 20"‘ at full intrest. Mr. 'Wm. Slade gave 20 half Crowns to 20 poor X East End of Nave. Houslteepers on 15 of January for ever. Sacred to the Memory of John Carpenter, an eminent Also, Mr. William King gave Forty Shillings a Dyer in this Parish, who departed this life the 25th Year to be equally divided between Four poor Fami- January 1312, Aged 68 years. lies, to continue for ever. To enumerate thc several amiable qualities that adorned the Character of this excellent and worthy ‘U107. Mr. George Vlfansey left by Will to the Man, would far exceed the limits of this Tablet; suf- Minister, Churchwardens, and Overseers, One Thou- ﬁce it to say, that his heart was expanded by every sand Pounds (since vested in the 4 per cent. Ann.) generous sympathy, and his life distinguished by the the Interest to bc given away in Fifty Sums of One most sincere beneﬁcence and disinterested friendship. Pound each at Christmas for Ever, aged widows to He was an industrious and conscientious Tradesman, have the preference, whether they have Pay from the ever regulating his conduct by the divinc precept, Parish or not.

-ii-_Q_i “ whatsoever ye would that men sbould do to you, do ye even so to them.” On the outside of the Church, west end. This Monument is erected and dedicated to his Prox. ab hoc pariete sepultus jacet Georgius Carey, Mctnory by his affectionate Son-in-Law, ll. A. Fus- hujus oppidi Mcdieus, qui obivit Sept, ye 25, 1729, sell, as a small token of gratitude and respect to his Ann. llitatis 81. hind Father, and best Friend.

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Against the South Wall of Nave. R. Regarding poore follies ease and healthe, for In Memory of Robert Meares, Esquire, who died Gods glory, not for gains, June 2d, 1779, Aged 51 years. O. of charity freely Hugh gave his wealth, his Also of Harrison Meares,(son of the above) who died salves, his plaisters, and his paynes.

May 5th, 1783, Aged 19 years. GU given hath Hugh fower pounds likewise to this Also of Mary, Wife of the above Robert Meares, parrish by his last Wﬂl, Died Marci: 23d, 1311, Aged U1 years. E. even so that a Crowne of the yearly encrease be Also of ltohort M cares, late of Hackney, Middlesex, added to the stock still, Uent. (lllrlust Sun ol' the aforesaid Robert and Mary) R. remembring the day of his death, and not els the who died April i7th, 1816, Aged 64 years. residewe be yearly paid Also of John Meares, of Frome, gent. (second Son of S. same to the parson, clarls, poore, and hells, as the above Robert and Mary.) Died Jan. 31, 1BlB, in his will it is said. Aged 61 years. \___\ H. Hugh was a Christian good, a Subject trewe, a

_ comouwealths man rare, Hughs Judgment so great, as many knew, Hughs On a Flat Stone in Nave. l knowledge none can declare. In the Vault underneath Lye deposited the Remains R. Rogers is gone, whose deathe many moane, both of Mr. ll/illiam Jesscr, late Citizen of London, who rich and poore doe Rogers Misse, ended his life on earth the 6th day of August, 1762, l Rogers, we trust, through Christ Jesus, we shall in the 67 Year Of his Age. meet thee in blisse. Also the Remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Jesser, Wife of halt Deus the said Mr. William Jesscr, who departed this life who list to know where Hughs body lyes, A the 27 day of November, 1763. Neere to the Font let him cast his eyes. ,_\ And of Mrs. Mary Jcsser, late of Frome, who left ._....__.... \. this Vain and transitory World for a blessed Eternity The names of the Benefactors of Corsly, and the par- abovc, on the 29th of August, 1767. ~ _ K . F ticular Sums of Money given by them to the use of the Poore of the said Parish for ever. Mr. Jeremiah Holhvay, Merchant, gave Fifty Pounds. Tablet against north wall of north aisle. i The Names of tho Scvcrall Benefactors of Corsley, Mrs. Jana Hollway gave Five Pounds. and thc particular Sums of Moneye Given by l John Carr, Yeoman, gave five Pounds. them to thc usc of the Poore of the euid Parish Milli for ever, to Continue ; Viz. The Benefactors of Corsley, dc the Sums of Money William Hoare, Yeoman, G-ave four Pounds. i given by them to the use of the Poor for ever. Mr.John Cutlett, Minister, Gave five Pounds. l Hr.Moiscs Lyn, viutner, Gave five Pounds. Mr. Jeremiah Hollway, Merchant, gave 60 Pounds. Hugh Rogers, Yeoman, Gave fouer Pounds. Mr. John Carr, Yeoman, Gave 6 pounds. John Hill, Yeomnn, Gave five Pounds. Mrs. Jane Hollway Gave 6 Pounds. F Richard llolwcy, Yeoman, Gave five Pounds. l Mr. Michael Parot Gave 5 pounds. Hr. John Lunibe, Upholster, Gave Ten Pounds. l Robert Hopltins, Victualler, Gave this Tablet, 1683. Mr. Richard Jenkins, Minister, Gave Five Pounds. l Mr. Moises Mayor, Vintncr, Gave Five Pounds, Anno Donn. I676. In North Aisle is some painted glass. Katherine Titiord, Widowe, Gave this Tablet, 1634. The Rev. Mr. Grifiths Vicar. -Earl-of Bath Lord of the Manor.

H. Hugh Rogers, once of worthy fame, is dead, and

and layd iu Chest, April] the xrth. ii1 U. Upon Hughs grave there is Hughs name, BISHOPBTROW. whereas Hugh's corps doth rest, A“ Di 1611. G. God gave Hugh great gifts with good sueeesse, to advise to heal, to cure ; i Outside OICIIIOOI. H. He blest Hughs works with perfectness, that Here lyeth the Body of Vinita! Bilse, who lived divers Hugh did pleasure, Rector of Bishopsthrowe 4'7 years. Hes died the I-lughs skill, Hughs counsaile, and H ughs ayde, l 94, andvras Buryed the 80 Day of Jan. AIIIIO Domini was nnto many a treasure: 1664, Etna sun 7'7. 88

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Underneath lieth the Body of John Forman, A. M. l NORTON BAVANT. in Expectation of the . . . . . l _____. when it will . . . On I-‘lat Stones in Chancel. What manner of . . . . i Here Lyeth the Body of John Twogood, of Norton- He wns 28 Rector of this . . ‘ who Departed this Life the 23d of January, in the And Died March 11th, 17.56, Aged . . . an... Eight of his e1.u.1..... Ye“ °f 0'“ L°"1 0°“ “‘""' \ John died August 4, 17.55, Aged 22 years . . . Li; with four Sons, and two Daughters, . . . . h the Bo ...... am Olever. Departed this who died in their Infancy, life in the y . . . of our Lord God 1670. Are interred near this Plaee, \ s waiting for the Redemption of their Bo . . And to hear those gratious words, The Rev. Mr. Abm Clavey, Vicar of this Place, died Come ye blessed Children of my Father, yo 14th. of August, 1765, Aged 53 years. . . . the kingdom prepared for you \ . . . . the foundation ofthe world. \ On a Monument in S. Aisle. 1 I In Memory of Mr. Thomas Bennet, of this Place, Brass Plate. i who Departed this life the 18th of August, 1653. I-lere Lyeth interred the Body of Elener Seaman, l In Memory of Elizabeth, the Wife of Thomas Bennet, the Wife of Thomas Seaman, who Departed this life l who Dep. this life the 4 Day of November, 1081. the three and Twentieth day of September, in the one Ar-ms—Gules, a bezant between three demi lions rampant, or : s. Twentieth yeare of her Age, Anno Dﬁi 1633. ~l impaling argent, three greyhounds in pale statant, sable. Brass Plats within l.‘ne Chancel, north side. * M. s. Here Lieth interred the Body of John Temple, Gent. _ Frances Bennet, 7th Dau. of Thomas Bennet, Esq. whee Decease this Life the 20th Day of July, Anno and of E1-ll his Wife, died August 12, 1750, Domini 1637. Agcd 11 years B months and 7 days.

i‘ 1-A Bouth ‘Wall of Nave. FlatSlones. Underneath lycth the Body of Ann Fisher, waiting This Lyeth in Memory of Thomas Bennet, yo 3d Son for a glorious Re-union to a Soul endued with hea- of Thomas dz Etholdred Bennet, of this Plaee, Esq, venly Virtues. It pleased the Lord to call her from who Dyed Nov. ye 11, Anno Dom. 1720, Aged . . . . these abodes of Vanity and Sorrow on the 9th Day ofitxmonths dz 3 weeks. October, 1783, .7Et. 64. ‘ , A-___. l l In Testimony of the highest Regard to her Memory, This Lyeth in Memory of Thomas Bennet, yfl 4 Son as a most tender ll/ife and sincere Friend, this Monu- v of Thomas & Etheldred Bennet, of this Place, Esq. ment was ereeted by her mueh-afflicted HusbandMho dyed August ye 11th, Anno Dom. 1722, Agcd 6 Thomas Fisher, M. A. onths and . . weeks. Also in the same Grave with his Dear Wife, Lyeth the Body of the Rev. Thomas Fisher, who died the 13th Day of August, 1794, Aged 64 years. This Lyeth in Memory of Elizabeth, 4th Daughter of He was Rector of this Parish 27 Years. '}'l'l1omas & Etheldred Bennet, of this Plaee, Esq, who died March "17th, 1724, Aged 8 months dz 17 -.-u--..-.--—-pi q days. Flat Stone. This also Lyeth in Memory of “Take Bennet, ye Underneath are deposited the remains of Elizabeth seventh Son of Thomas Bennet, Esq. of this Plaee, Galpine, who died Dec. 0th, 1790, Aged 22 years. \ and Etheldred, his \Vife, who departed this life the In the same Grave with her Daughter Lieth the Hodyfi\6 of January’ 1731' Aged B months and B days’ of Elizabeth Galpine, who died April ye 4, 1801," : [‘*it should be 1810] Aged 71 years. q This Lyeth in Memory of John Bennet, of this place, — Esq. who departed this life ye 11th day of January, Register began in 1685.-The Rev. F. Ashley present Anno Dom. 1706. Rector.--Wm. Temple, Esq. Lord of the Manor. is Arms-A roundel between three demi lions rampant. 339

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This Lyeth in Memory of William Benett, of this Here Lyeth in Memory of Anne, the Daughter of pl-not-, lint-ristcr ct Law, liecorder of Shaftshury and Thomas Benet, who Departed November ye 3-d, 1673. liriilport, in yI' County of Dorsett, $011 of Thomas & "L I-'.li-.tnlml.l| Bettctt, and Brother to Joint Benett, who -——+—_- Di-lnn-|.|-il this life ye 29th dny of November, Annoq. Hatcftments. Dull]. 1707. A'rms--The same as the precedlng. Gilles, a plate between three demi lions rampant urgent; impaling gules, a fess between three swans or.

Gules, a bernnt between three demi linns rampant argent: Tlton. Bonnet, Esq. of Norton Bavant, Principal Re- ilnpaling, a chevron cheeky, or and azure, between three cross- ygiw-ter, of the l'1't't'ogat.ive Court of Canterbury, died lets ﬂtchy, sable, over ull, on on escutcbeon azure, a lion ram- Jain. ‘id, I7-11, Ageil Sixty two. pant argent, crowned or, Crescent for diﬂirrence, azure,

Arms—tJ||'-tr|'t1l'I_y, first and fourth gttlefl, 3. bezant between Quarterly, first and fourth gules, a bezant between three tl||'|-|! lll'.l'I'll-lllI'Il.l‘l ra|t||m.nt, argent, sermntl argent, an eagle with demi lious rampant argent; second argent, an eagle displayed two licnds ilisplayull, gules, third argent, a 1'-hevron sublc, be- gulctl; third argent, a chevron, sable, between three calherina l.\'\l'llll tlr.--cc callwrine wheels, azure: lmpaling quarterly, first wheels, azure; over all, an escutcheon quarterly, tirst and fourth und tinirlh nr, at trn|'ni|, urgent, between two bars, gules,ln argent, a fleur-dc-lis, gnles, bctwecn two burs of the same, in cltit-l'tl1ri-c turti-aux; second a crescent urgent; third, gules, cbief three torteaux; second and third sable, a crescent argant. three I'uH-1:3 H|i||_p|:t| within a border, urgent-, over all, an es- cutelanon ot' the tirst and t'ourU.t unpalemcnt. iii‘?-

iii. In this aisle is a large piscina, in the chancel also is a smaller one, by the south wall. Mrs. litllﬂlrl Bonnet, Widow, Relict ofThos. Bennet, oi Norton Bavant, in the County of Wilts. Esq. and

one of the Daugltters and Coheiresses of Arcbhp Waite, died 2nI.l April, 1703, Aged Sixty Eight. Arm:-Quarterly, first and fourth, gules, abesant between 3 detni-lions, rampant, nrgent; second per pale or 8:. az., an eagle MERE. tli.~i|ila.yml, gnles; lbtrd arg. nchevron, enniue, between three ca- thnrine wheels, argent: impaling, quarterly, first and fourth or, a tre'oil arp;nnt, between two bars gnles, in chief three torteaut i On Monument against South Wall of Chancel. sccnnil sable, a cresccnt, argent ; third, gnles, three roses slipped within a hurder urgent; over all, an escutchoon of the To the Memory of Katharine Moore, a darling Child impalement. \>\ of Richard and Charlotte Moore, sometime of Deans Orchard, in this Parish, where she was accidentally Burnt, and soon afterwards expired, Decem. 27, 1799, This lictlt in Memory of Williatn Bennet, Esq. Eldest Aged 3 Years four Mouths and Fourteen Days. Son ol' Thomas Bennet, Esq. of this Place, And Etlteldrcd, his Wife, who departed this life the 26th N. B. This accident happened from the Child being of April, 1740, Aged 33 yeara B mouths ll days. left in a room by herself with a lighted candle and a And also of Mary, Wife of the said William Benet, fire, and in this instance the Child was supposed to Esq. who departed this life the 27th of October, 1768, have set herselfon fire by the Candle. Aged tit yeurs. Arrai-Quarterly, first and fourth, a roundel between three derni lions rampant -, second, an eagle with two beads displayed, Flat Stones in Chancel. third, n chevron between three cathcrinc wheels: irnpaling quarterly, tlrnt and fourth at trefoil between two bars, in chief l H. S.E. three roundel.s', second and third a crescent. \% Edoardus Garrard, Edoardi Garrard, H De News Sarum, in Com. Wilts, Armigeri, —_‘ i Filius natu Maaimus, This Lyeth in Memory of Francis Bennet, the Second In Academia Otou. A. M. Boa of Thomas Bennet, Esq. of this Place, and Ecclesia: filius, verus (sub Xl°i) pastor, Etheldred his Wife, who Departed this life the 24th of Cujus vocetii errabunds: hic loci',':'. es _ , September, 1734, Aged 15 years 4 months and 16 , _ Jignosceutes illico rodiernnt, ,-~:._"’ days. ‘Adverse: diu valetudiuis ponderibns " Also Etheldretl, their Second Daughter, who died _, r. Oppressus, Ilth May, 1778. F ,3 ‘,4 =45-.§e snrrexit alfiulq. ‘sq. in Ctllum Terril vale ' 't Arm-A rounrlcl between three demi lions rampant, crescent \ *-"' Do|n.169o, for dllerence-, impaltng quarterly, first and fourth a trefoil ba- , Martii die BM Anno natu at-atis { mm M tween two bars, in chief three ronndals, second and third a J HINDI- ‘I’ D d 39°

102 l\IONIl1\'IEN'T.-IL INSCRIPTIONS I-Iic jaeet Jaeobus Harding, Arm. In Memory of Henry Pitts Gapper, who died Jan. Qui obiit 2.1 Feb. ye 1'7, 1780, in the 11th year of his Age. { Dom. 1775. Also of John Gapper, Surgeon, who died Jan. 20, A"“° -Brat. 8'2. 1790, Aged U7.

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Underneath this Stone lieth the Body of James Har- Here lyes ye Body of Richard Dove, of Pitbouse, ding, who died June ye 25th, 172'-1, Aged '70 years. Esq. who dy’d August yo 25, 1727, Aged 53. A:-m.p—A fess indented, ermine, betwccn three doves ; impaling Also Catherine, his lVife, who died March yB 1st, a fess of live fusils, in chief a canton . . . 1725, Aged 70 years.

— Likewise Catherine their Daughter, who dicd Oct. ye 31st, 1723, Aged 4 years. Ia Memory of Virgin, the W'iE'e of W'm. Willougliby, And Mary, their Daughter, who died Decem. ye 22, Gent. who died April tbe 10th, 1737, Aged 26 years. 1700, Aged 15 years. And also Charles, Son of the said William and Vir- gin, wbo died March the 31, 1737, Aged 15 weeks. Here lies the Body of W'iIlium Willuughby, Gent. Against lhe South Wall of Nave. of Zeuls, who died March the 2d, 1752, Aged 49.

1712. This south side wall and Roof was repaired, -g Mr. John Hardcastle M.A. being Vicar, Wm. 1Iar- Here lieth the Body of John ye Son of Randolph ding & Win. Forward, Churchwardens, Baron,Gent.Cit1;yzelI of London, who dyed in ye 2-'3Lh 1711, At the Cost and Charge of the Parishioners of year of his Age, 1718. Mere, And Performed by Mr. Charles Stoakes, of Arms-A chevron bctwcen three estuiles, whhin a border ea- London, Surveyor of Buildings. grailed: impallng quarterly, ﬁrst and fuurlh a cross iagruiled ; Second and third a cross moline within a border . . . iii-1 llltii-Iii On a Flat Stone in Nave. Here lieth the Body of Randolph Baron, Esq. of Here Lyeth the Body of William Ball, who was Laverstock, who died the 4th of Oet. 1755, Aged 62. the beloved Husband of Elizabeth Ball. He De- parted tbis life June the 12, 1708, in the 27th year of This belongs to Jnbn, Bun oi‘ Randolph. his Age. Also here lies ye Body of Jane, the Wife of John Also here lies ye Body of William, Son of ye above- Baron, Gout. Daughter of Win. Willoughby, of West mentioaed William Ball, who Departed this life Knodle, Esq. Obiit e August, T725, Ann.H.'ita.1.is 30. March ye 12, 1739-40, Aged 31 years. And also tbe Body of Lieut. Will. Baron, who died the 24 Sep. 1757, Aged 39.

On Monuments in the North Aisle. ll. S. E. Near this Place lies Dr. Thomas Tntnm, a Christian Henry Thos. Still died the 22d Oet. 1773, Aged 4 Physician, Sincere in his Religion, Virtuous in his months. life, Benevolent in his Practice. I-Ic died March 25th, 1767, Aged 55. Arma—Azure, a fess between three greyhounds’ beads erased, Here lies ye Body of Ilannnh, the Wife of James urgent. Pitman, who dy’d Feb. yﬂ 11, 1724, Aged 33. Also here lyes ye Body of James Pitman, Sen. wbo Dy’d July the 22, 1727, Agcd 02. On Flat Stones in North Aisle. ii-1-1 In Memory of Captain Green, of Dunnidge Ledge, And Mary, his Wife. Here Lietb the Body of Alexander Henshnw, Gent. who departed this life March the 26, 1773, And also of tbe two sons of Harry Jennings, Gent. Aged 20 years.

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. . . lieth the Body_ of Mary Tatum, . . . . Mr. Thos. Soulb Aisle. Tatum, and Daughter of Abl Gappn Esq. $he died Here lies ye Body of Michael Down, who dy'd Sop. tbe 17th day of .--1749, Aged 63. 12, 1727, Aged . . . Also here lieth the Body of Thos. Tatum, M.D. of’ And also ye Body of 1\-Iary, his W'ife, who dy’d Salisbury, Son of the above Thomas and MaryTa|.um. May. ..1715, Age. . . . 39 I

1.-1 1.-5 Wilrs.-ll! I5 It I-I. 103 llere lies the Body of Francis, the Son of Michael l Brass Plate. Down, who diud Feb. , . . 1730, Aged 40 years. 1 Chalin Grove, Esq. died Jan. 31, 1761, ,i_-_i.-.i._.. Aged 63 years. Son of John, and Grandson of Ilngh Grove, Esq. llic jzicet Thomas Grove, hujusce Ecclesiir. nuper of Chisenbury, in this County, Vicarim-. In expeclatione Diei suprcmi . . . J the latter beheaded at Eiteter, Qneli.-s t-rat dial. iste iudieahit. Ohijt seedv die Aprilis, 13 May, 1655, A. ll. 1309, :'l-Ltatis sna: ti-I. Pro Rage ct Lege.

i I‘ Near this ;.lace, in a full and perfect hope of a blessed Wm. Grove, S.T. B. of Zeals, Died 12 Feb. 1763, llesnrr|=t-lion, lyeth the Body of William Chafin, of Aged 75 years. Zeals, in this Parish, Esq. \'Vhilst he lived, he con- Elder Brother of Chatln Grove, Esq. tinued |-tis.-wss’|l, as llcir, of the Antielit Seat of his l-':imil_v, nnd was chosen and served as High Sheriff for this County in the year I635 2 and when he dyed Wm. Chafin Grove, Esq. Son of Chafin Grove, Esq. he left a double incmoriall behind him, a sincerity that Obijt Jan 27, 119:1, mat. ea. willingly lost his Intcrest rather than his Conscience, clu-I-l-$--|gi|,| and a good Ilushandry, in Plantations and Improve- ments of Land scare to he paralelfd. Ho had Issue Ann Grove, W'idow of Chafin Grove, Esq. died alive at his death,‘ by Mary his only “fife, and 27 Feb. 1794, Aged ea. Daughter ofTl1on1as Frelte, late of Hinton, Esq._who was one of the Younger Sons of Sir Titus. Freke, late of Shrowtou, Kl. both in the County of Dorsett, 2 Caroline Grove died April ‘ll, ‘1790, Aged l year, Sons, Tlioinas and Harry, and Onc Daughter, Mary, Thomas I-Icnry Grove, dicd Jan. 23, 1600, the \Vifc of John Grove, of the Parish of Chiseu- l- Aged 2 years. burey, in this County, Esq. Ho dyed thc 13th day l Ann Elizabeth Grove, died Dec. ‘10th, 1307, of hluy, in the Year of our Lord 1395, and in the Aged ti years. _ __ year of his Age 50, happily seeing Ilis Children at Children of Charles and Elizabeth Grove. age, plentifully_providing for them, and blessed with iii the beginning of a numerous offspring of Grand Child- l ren by his Daughter. And in Memory ofwhom, the said Charles Grove, Esq. Son or Chafin and Ann Grove, Mary, his Illonrnfull Widow, desiring to lye by him, as diflll OOL 27, 1306, Aged B0 years. a testimony of her love, hath set up this Inscription. 0 IQ-iI1l—l1q By ye said \\"'illiarn Chafin, Esq. lycth Buried ye i Harry Grove, Clerk, Rector of Staplehurlt, in the Body of ye said Mary, his Wife, who dyed Oet. y° County of Kent, died 6 July, 1303, Aged tiflyears, 27, ‘I712, Aged 70 yeare. i Jrnu—- f-‘nice, a lnllml pttllllll or, a chief ermine; linpaling, -——-~o-—- sable, two hanl or, in chief three mullet: of the lanl. T Hotcluneats.

'1-_----E1 Ermine, on a chevron l.ng1-ailetl gnles, three one-allopl, or. Flat Stones. l l Ermine, on n chevron lngratled or, three eeclllopl argent, tm_ l Heere Lieth the Bodie of Eliz. Chafin, Daughter to paling cheeky, argent and sable, I. fess, gulel. Rich. Chafin, of Zeales, Esq. ti: Lucie, his wife, which I Gules, a talhot pasunt, er, eblef ermine; i'In'pl.l.i.ng sable, two snid Eliz ; was heere buried the 21 of November, barn er, three mullets of the last.—-[in n loaenge.] l 1641, and of her Age the Fourth. and it is the earnest i Quarterly, first and fourth gules, a talhet pennant or, achiet‘ desire of thc :-mid Lucie, her aorrofull Mother, out of ermine; second azure, a chevron between three elcnllop the most deare and tender Alfectio to her said daugh- l shells, or; third, argent, on 0. bend gulcn, three lozenge! ter Elizfio bee laid by her on the south side, whcnce argent, in chief a trefoil gulen; ilnpallng sable, two blrl or, tn chief three mullots of the last. they hothc expect a glorious Resurrection. l l Also, here lieth the Body of Mary Grove. Daughter Ermine, on a chevron, gules, three eseallope or: impaling tha same. of John Grove, of Chisenhorow, Esq. cl: of Mary, his W “life, who was born July ye 1 1, & huried Oct. ye 4th l Ermine, on a chevron ingralled gnles, an cacnllop or, between following, I637. two argent. l Also here lieth ye Body of Jane Grove, Daughter of Gales, a talhot peasant or, in chief ermine. John Grove, late of Chisenhorow, Esq. and of Mary, l Argent, a einquefoil, gulcs, on a chief of the nune a derni lion his Wife, who wns huried June ye 14,1704, Aged 14 rampant argent, impaling, sable, three bars er, on the chief ycars dz n half. L bar. three rnnllets, or. 393

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'l'hi.-1 Gallery and ye Ringing loft were huilt at ye In Memory of \Vin. Cray, who l)e||arte:l this life (_lQ.~'t of Mrs. Mary Chaﬁn, and Mrs. Jane Weldoli, August ye 1-Id, l7Ull, Aged U4 years. Her Qister, and freely Given by them to the use of the Singers in More for ever. 1705. In Memory of Mary, \'l'ii"c of Tlionias Maidmcnt, A1-,_;c~n|. a 1-inquefail gnfes, on e chief of the lasta demi lion who departed this life Jan. ye 2], l7U'7, ranipanl, urgent; impaling sable, two bars, or, in chief Aged 4-1 years. three iuullels of the same. Also of Peggy, I)-nllgllter of Tlios. and Mary Maid- ment, who died April ye 3d, 1'7uo, 1\[:;t:t| I6 ye-.i.t.~a. Gules, a talbot passant, or, crescent for difference of the same, a chief erminois; impaling argent, a chevron between three Likewise Six of their Children, whu died in their lozenges, or. Inlimey.

Sable, gully do argent, 1‘.].i:ee roses of the same; irnpaling azure, two towers and as many lions’ rampant argeut. tow. li. In Memory of William Maiilmcnt, who died July 10, li. tow. 1798, Agcd (34 yt.-iii‘.-4. i-Obi Also Mary, his Daughter, who Wt'1:~i :it:t:itlt-iltally shut, Churchyard. Jan. 28, 179-I, Aged '2'). yr.-urs. 0 South Side. On an Altar Tomb. _i__-uii The Rev. Charles Wager Awix, 20 ycats vicar of this Thos. Scagrnm died Oet.. G, 1742, A gall 58 yenrs. Place, died the 30 of ov. 1.795, Aged 47. Joan, Wife of Thomas Seagram, tlii.-tl l"t:|:. ‘ll, 17li'.!, Agcd U-1 years. Robert Butt died May lst, 178 l. Agetl 78 years. Head Stones. Francis, VVife of liubt. Butt, 8: Dflllfllli-(if of Thos. & In Memory of wflliam Ford, who died Jan. 17, 1807, Josue Seag-ram, died April Uth, 1799, A gcd U3 years. Agcd B2 years. Ah! what avails the flowing Tear, Nothing but Earth and Dust lie here; Mary Becketts, Daughter of Robert 6: Frances Butt, Lament for what thou'st done amiss, died April 16, ‘lU16, Aged 6!! years. For thou must shortly come to this.

1-mi-M In Memory of John Moors, who Dep. this life $ep. 4, Here Lyeth the Body of Reubin Burnit, who died nus. Aged co. April 12th, 1768, Aged 77. Also Elizth his Vl'il'e, who Departed this life St-pt. 26, 1770, Aged .54. Likewise John, Eliz. Samuel, George, and Mary, their In Memory of Deborah, Wife of ‘Thomas Chislett, Children; Viz. Mary departed this life Feb. 22, 1777, who departed this life the 20 of May, 1773, Aged 30, Agcd 27, the rest Infants.

Also in Memory of the said Thomas Chislett, who |i.—_,i.—_| Departed this life the 7th July, 17BU, Aged 51. East End of the (Jhnrch. - In Memory of Sarah, “’il'e of John I.andt!r, who died Sacred to the Memory, of Robert Cross, who died Jan. lst, 17116, Aged 51 yt:=1:'.~=. June 12th, 1808, Aged 75 years. Also Martha, Daughter of John and Sarah Lander, Also of Mary, his “Tife, who died April ys 4th, 1608, who died July 25, 1791, A get] 32 years. Aged 75 years. Also ofJohn Lander, who died July :10, 1805, Agcd 72 yeare. _ Stop, Reader, just one moment stay, Near this place lieth thc Body of William Hull, who My admonition’s brief: died Oct. 17th. 176.5, Aged ea, Sin is the $oul’s disease, take care Also the Body of Rachel, his Wife, who died March In Christ to ﬁnd Relief. 25th, 1764, Agcd 68. iii--__

I-—i--i-—_ In Memory of Elizabt-th, \'Vil'c of Flliehuel Lander who died Jnn. ye 6, 176], Ag:-cl 515 years. Ilere lies the Body of Abraham Fleet, who died Also of Wm. their Finn, who died in the B year March the 13, 1759, Aged 80. of his Age. AISO I{t‘!l‘t.' lies the B011}! Of A1111, of _(\_l_p|'3,||3,|'|] In Memory of Michael Lamler, who died April ye 14 Fleet, who died April, 1770, Aged 89. 1780, Aged 78 years. In cu’ Wt I:.—- M E R E. 105

Near this Place Lyeth ye Body of Jane, ye Dan. of ’ North Bide. On an Altar Tomb. U.~;||.ulul and Mr-liar liill, who departed this Life YB P James Butt died Nov. 1ath,1eo2, Aged as years. 27 Day of Junr-, |liU3, and in ye 15] year of her Age. Also Betty, the Wife of James Butt, who Depd this life Feb. yo 2, 1616, Aged 73 years. —

llcatl Stones. l llere lieth the Body of Betty, wife of Samuel In Memory of Eliz. wife of John Beckett, who died Lander, who tlied Feb. 6, 1755, Aged 41. March 10, 1776, Aged 67. Al.-to .\'an|nel, Hon of thc before mentioned Samuel and Also in Memory of Elizabeth, 2d Wife of the said Betty l..inder, who died Dec. 26, I762, Aged ‘Z2. ‘ John Beckett, who died Jone 20, 1790, Aged 70. Also Sarah, their Daughter, who died March ye 16, 1-__-ii.-_ 1776, Aged 27. llere lieth the limly of 'l-Idward Fleet, who died Elizth. Wife of Nicholas Larkham, and Daughter of .~'-.-pt. _\"-'- 2|. 173:1, Agcd '79. John and Eliz. Beckett, died in May, 1792, Also ye Body of Mary, “'ife of Etlwarrl Fleet, who Aged 30 years. tlyid Augllst yﬂ lst, I726. Aged 57. John Beckett died Feb. 12, 1603, Aged 77 years. John, Son of Nieh. and Elizabeth Larkham, died in i Feb. 1795, Aged 15 years. In Illa.-mory of James Coward, who Depd this life iii May 30, I791, Aged 61 years. Also Jlnry, Wile of James Coward, who Depd this l In Memory of Richard Coleman, who Departed this

life A pril ytl ill, l7!)3, Aged 63 years. I life April 6, 1610, Aged (I7 years.

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Here Itesteth ye Body of Mr. Wm. His. Dy’d Jan. ‘ In Memory of Martin Beckett, who died Jan. 10th, ye 3, 17lI. l l 1111. Aged 25. Also Mary, Wife of Joseph Beckett, and Mother of i-I---ni-. the said Martin Beckett. She died Jnly 26, 1794, In Memory of liclwnrd Dolling, who dy'd of yo Small Aged B7. Pox (which he rlesignetlly took), Sept. 6, I737, In Memory of Joseph Beckett, who died June 26, Aged 21 years. 1791. Aged 73. l ——-iii |

In Memory of Elizabeth, Wife of John Andrews, who In Memory of John Snter, who died Sept, 3, 1729, and Ja... 23d, 1760, Aged 40. Aged 4-5. ' Also in Memory of John Andrews, who Depd this life Also Hannah, his Wife, who died May 27, 1777, Nov. 6, 11.100, Agcd '76. Aged B2. Liltewise Mary, Daughter of John ill: Eliz. Andrews, Also Abraham, their Son, who died Nov. 7th, 1768, dz Wife of Iidwll Butt, who died April 19th, Aged 69. nee. Aged ac. Also Elizabeth, their Daughter, who died Nov. 30th, Also Ann, Daughter of John and Eliz. Andrews, 1799, Aged 72. who died May 30, 1781, Aged 20. Also Charles, their Son, who died August 5, 1804, Aged B2. Also Hannah, their Daughter, who died Jan.2-6, 1806, In Memory of Elizlh. Wife of John Coleman, who Aged B2." Depll this life Feb. ye 27, 1761, Aged 71 years. II Memory of John Coleman, who Depd this life Jan. Hers lieth the Body of John Harding Salton, who ye 31, 1784, Aged 74 years. dy’cl April yo 14, 1719.

II Memory of Harry Frith, who Depd this life March Altll‘ Tomb. 21, 1769. Aged 67 years. In Cclo quiss Alla in Memory of Martha, ye Wife of ye said Harry John Ford, Charles Ford, Sarah Jens, Mary Ford, Frith, who Depd this life Dec. ye 2d, 1776, and Alicia Fangoin, Children of the said John and Aged 63 years. BIBJY FDIC. Jﬂhll DQG 3, 1768; 29; Es 394

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huried at \\’i||(!anton. Charles June 27, 1732, Aged 28. In Memory of Jane Cook, who Departed this life Sarah, N oi". 5, 17115, Agcd 43, dc buried at Charlton March '12, "M00, Agcd 77. Iilusgrovc. iilary 1-'eh. ‘20th, 1792, Aged 54. Alicia, Al-so of llebecea Clement, Sister of the ahove, who Sept. 10th, 1797, A god 50. Departed this life Ucl. 1], I708, A gcd lili.

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Sacred to the Memory of Richard Ford, who died Sacred to the Memory of Elizlll Moore, l):nn_~-liinr of Feb. 1B, 1752, Aged 8'2 years. Thos. and Grace Moore, who l)eparl.ed this lil'c Also of Mary, his W'ii'e, who died Sept. 21, 1752, Julie 6, 1802, fiiged 32 yenrs.

A geil 79 years. ‘mimi- And of Richard, their Son, who died March 16, 1772, ln Memory of Mary, Daughter of Strplien and 'l-Iliza- Aged '70 years. beth Butt, who died :'\u_e'u.~st 2-lth, V756, in the 21 year of hr.-r age. Also two Sons, who died in lln-ir lnlaney. James Ford, Son oi‘ John &1 Mary I-'ord, who died Nov, 6, 1[ll.l‘l, Aged 511 years. In Menmry or Eliz. “'il'H ul' the l'Jcl'urﬂ-me||l.inr|e1l And by his Will gave £100 for an Organ for the ad- Stephen Butt, who died Marci! '29, 1730, in the 66 joining Church, £40 to the Salisbury Infirmary, &: your of her Age.

£10 to the second poor of the llainlet of Zeals. I

Also ofJohn, the Son of Richard and Mary Ford, who In Memory of John Perinan, who died April the 20, died March 12, 1770, Aged 59 years. 1773, in the 5!! year ol' his Age. And of Mary, the Wife of the said John Ford, who Here lieth y" Body of Margaret, \'l"il'o of John died May 31, ‘L730, Aged 67 years. Peiiuan, who died Oct. 21, 1756, A gcd 34.

In Memory of Martin Butt, who Departed this life Here Resteth the Body of John Down, who died Jan. 22, 100], A ged 49 years. June 2B, 17152, Agcd U2. In Memory of Ann, the Wife oi‘ Martin Butt, who Also 'Williani, his Fion, died March 1.4, I768, Departed this life Nov. 14, 1792, Aged 30 years. Aged 2 years.

ii-xiii-Q Here also resteth the Body of Sarah, Wife of John Down, who Died July 20, 1785, Aged 59 years. To the Memory of Joel Perrnan, who died 28th Nov.

1814, Aged B6 years. iii Also of Ann, his Wife, who died 10 April, 1813, Here lieth ye Body of Ann, yo W'ii'e of George Aged 135 years. Parrett, who died Oct. yl1'- 8, 1741, Aged 28 years. To the Memory of Margn.i'ot llutt, who died 1'7 An- gust, 1Bl'7, Aged 0'7 years. In--—|.i1|11_ Also of Benjamin Rayment, who died 2:1 March, 1809, ln Memory ofJames Jul-cos, who died March 31,170], Aged 48 years. Agcd 57 yenrs. Also in Memory of Rachel, wife of James Jnl-ces, i-l who died June the 11, 1795, Aged 62 years. Here lies ye Body of Vl’alter Alford, who died March _ ye 31, 1731, Aged 53 years. llere also lieth the Body of Rose, \'l"il'e of \'Valter In Memory of Edward Jokes, who died April 19, Alford, who died April ye 16, 174-1, Agcd 61 years. 1772 . . . . 4U.

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In Memory of Thomas Toogood, who was accident- Allnr Tomb. ally Shot March yr! lst, and died ye Bth, 1786, In Memory of Thos. Bliss, who died Feb. 19, 1767, Aged 2'2. years. Aged H-1. Also in Memory of “Edith, Vl’il'o of John Toogood, um? who Departed this life Dec. 4, 1B01, Aged 72 years. In Memory of Wm. Harding, who Died Dee. 21, -it-i.___ 177.5, Aged G-"I. In Memory of Thomas Toogood, who Departed this Also of Lydia, hi.-. Wife, who died August 2'7, 1770, life April 12, I763, Aged 61. Aged '74. 39$

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Iu Mamory of Betty and Michal, Daughters of Wm. In Memory of Joscph Sparrow, who died Nov. 1'7, and Lydia Harding, Viz. Betty died April 14, 1763, 1793, Aged 63 years. Aged 27 years, Michal died April the 10, 1783, Also of Hannah Sparrow, his Wife, who died Nov. Aged 44 years. Also in Memory of Virtue, Wife of 16,1806, Aged 81 years. Wm. Harding, Jun. who died Nov. 27, 1784, Aged50. William, their Son, died July 31, 1793, Aged 84 years. Likewise of Wm. Son of “Tm. and Lydia Harding, Sarah,their Daugh.died Nov.3l, 1804, Aged 53 years. who died April 22, 1803, Aged '70 years. Charles, their Son, died August 22, 1806, Aged 44 years.

Here lieth the Body of Michal Harding, who died ui-M.-. August 28, 1742, Aged 56 years. Altar Tomb. Here Lieth the Body of Henry Clarke, who daparted this life November, I700. In Memory of John Bvered, who died June 4, 1815, Agcd Bl years. j—-i-i--13 In Memory of Elizlll, the \Vife of John Evered, who Head Stones. died March ‘7th, 11305, Aged 62 years. Memoriaa Sacrum Johannis Walker, qui ohiit vicesimo secundo die Decemhri, Anno Domini Milleciruo Septingentecimo Octogecimo Octave, 1Etatis sum Ilcre lieth the Body of Richard Coward, who died Octogecimo Anno. & Item Marthrc, uxoris Johannis Oct. ye 24, 1726, Agcd 42. Walker, qui Obiit decimo tertio die Novemhri, Anno Domini Millecimo Septingentecimo et Setagecimo, Ilere also lieth thc Body of Janc, Wife of Richard JEtatis sua: quadrageeimo Secundo Anno. Coward, who died June ye 5, 1750, Aged 66 years. Item Maxim, Filim Johannis I'l"allrer, et Martha Uxor, In Memory of Richard I'IanhaI'n, who was Buried qui Obijt decimo seeundo Januari, Anno Domini April 21, 11302, Aged 78. Millecimo Septugentecimo et Sexagecimo Octavo, IF-tatis sum decimo nono anno. Also in Memory of Ann, his Wife, who was huried Jan. ‘16, 1806, Agcd 70. Also of llnse, the Wife of Bcnjn Welsh, and Daugh Here lieth the Body of Wm. ihora, who died April of thc aforcsnid Rich. and Ann Hanham, who was ye 20, 1742, Aged 3'7 years. huried March 25, 1796, Aged 38. 1

it This Stone is Erected» to the Memory of Mrs. Mary In Memory of Sarah, Wife of Andrew Glover, who Rogers Phillips, (of Bayton) who departed this life died August 10, I759, Agﬂtl 51. April 26, 1814, Aged '70 years. Also in Mcmory of Semcr Glover, who died Nov. 21, ‘H112, Aged 67 years. Here lieth the Body of John Rogers, who Departed Also of thc said Andrew Glover, who died Dec. 16, this life Jan. yl 3d, 1753, Aged 43 years. noc, Aged 79. Here also lieth tha Body of Mary, yﬂ Wife of John

ii- Rogers, who departed this life June ye 4, 1786, Aged '74 years. In Memory of Richd Sly, “'h° dyad Dec» 9. 1778. Aged 89. M-1 Also of Jane, his Wifc, who dy'd Sept. 4, 1761, In Mamory of Wm. Jon~‘-'8. W110 departed this lifa Aged 73. August, 22d, 1789, Aged 46. Also in Memory of James Sly, their Son, who dy'd April 8, l'7'75, Aged 48. In Memory of John Taylor, who daparted this lifa Also in Memnry of Phillip, Son of Richard and Jane Feb. 3, 1788, Aged 68. Sly, who dicd Feb. 3, 1819, Aged 8'7 years. Mary, his Daughter, died an Infant. Also in Memory of Mary, Wife of the said John Tay- In Memory of Nath. Gohlshorough, who departed this lor, who died Jan. 14, 1816, Aged B0 years. life Aug. ye 4, 1796, Aged 48. Also in Memory of Charles, the Son of John and Also, in Memory of Nath. G-oldsborough, who De- Mary Taylor, who Depd this life Oct. 14, 1789, parted this life Apiil yv 2d, 1788, Aged 55. in the 16 year of his aga. 6

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Here lies yr? Body of Tliomns Tsill.-1-, who rlierl ye 3&1 Herc lius ye {lolly of \'l'illi:un Poiwaril, vi-lm dy'd of .||1:1e, I760, .\_;_;ui| 515 yours. July y|_. 7, l7'.¥ll, ."l.;;'u:l .39. llere lies the Baily of Farliiy, the \\"i|'e 0? Thos. Also his . . . .Jo:|utl'.".i.u, win. dyed May III, I722. Tnillcr, w I10 (lied .-lugust the 21}, 17711, A geil IIU yeurs. __1-_-ii.

In Memory ul' Clmrles llurﬁtt, ol'Zi-uls, in this l'urish, In Memory of John Taylor, who died Nov. '22, IBIS, who died July 21!», Ill-04, Agi.-il 7'2] yeum.

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In Memory of Sus-anna,'the Wife of John (lover, who dicrl Oct. 28, H102, Agvil 5-3. In Memory of Thomas Taylor, who died Jan. 7. 1793, Aged 43 years. Also Elizh and Charles diod in their lnl'ani:y. Also Cllurles, their Sun, llllfll August '25, 1806, Also of Mary, his \'l’il'e, who died Feb. 13th, 18:20, Ageil 25. Agcd 70 years.

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In Memory ofThomas Mansﬁeld, who died Due. 25, Flat Tomb. 1775, Agcd 7-F). Here lieth ye Body of Elizabeth, Daughter of Andrew Also of his ﬁrst Wife Eliz. who died Oct. B, 17/I21, Dcwdney, who died May . . . 1741. Aged -16. And also Mary, her Dang. who died in her Infancy. And of Rebecca, his second W'il'e, who died Doc. 20, Also here lieth the Body of John Dewdney, who died 1773, Aged 57. March ye 22, 1769, Aged 39 years. l Hero also lieth ye Body of Andrew Dewdney, who North Wall of the Church. died Nov. ye 3, 1712, Aged 51. F Here lieth yo Body of Thomas Spinks, who Departed Here also lieth ye Body of Mary, VVife of the above- this life November ye 21, 1750, Aged Gl years. aidAndrew Dewdney, who died Sep. ye 12, 1711 . . . Here alo lies the Body of Robert, Son of Tlioruas Here also lieth the Body of Anton, son of the above and Dorothy Spinks, who dy'd ye 19 July, I770, Andrew and Mary Dewdnay, who died July ye 20, Aged 52 years. 1783, Aged 47 years. Here lieth the Body of Dorothy, Wife of Thomas l Also Eliz. 1Vil'e of the said Aaron Dewdney, who l Spinks, who Died Sept. the 29, 17116, Agcd (J1. died Sept. 12, 1783, Aged 43 years. Also Edward, their Son. 397

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An asterisk (*) denotes more than one entry on a page. English forms of ﬁrst names have been abbreviated in this index, as follows: Abr Abraham Abram Ebraham Grace Grachus Alex Alexander Han Hanna Hannah Alice Alicia Allice Alys Harriet Harriett I-Iarriot And Andr Andrew Andw Hen Harry Henrie I-Ienry Henrye Ann An Anna Anne Hum I-Iumfray Humfrey Humfry Ant Anthony Anthonye Antony Humphrey Humphry Arthur Arthure Isaac lsac Barb Barbara Barbarah Barbary Jane _ayne Barbon Janet Jannet Bart Barth Barthol Bartholomew ‘as James Q Benj Ben Benjamin 1' ean _eane J Brid Bridged Bridget Brudgett _n Jhn _Ioh _Iohan john Cath Catharine Catherine Cathorn Joan Joane _Ioon Cathrine Kath Katharine Joanna Joannae Johanna Katherine Kathrin Judkh Judeth Chas Car Carle Charles Laur Laurence Lawrence Chr Christ Christopher Lucy Lucia Luci Cicely Cecilia Ciscilica Coecilia Marg Margaret Margarita Margit Cyscely Margreat Margret Margt Constance Constant Constantia Mary Maria Dan Daniel Daniell Mat Mathew Matthew Deb Deborah Mic Michael Michal Michall Dor Dorothe Dorothea Dorothie Millicent Milicent Milisent Mil.lesaint Dorothy Moses Moyses Edith Edeth Edetha Edithiate Nat Nath Nathanael Nathaniel Edm Edmond Edmund Nevill Nevel Nevell Nevil Edw Ed Edward Edwd Nic Nichol Nicholai Nicholas Eleanor Eleaner Elenor Eliner Elinor Olive Olifie Oliv Eleaner Eliner Phil Philip Phillip Eliz Elizab Elizabeth Elizth Phyllis Phillis Ellen Allen Ellin Elline Rach Rachel Rachell Frances Fra Francisca Fraunces Frauncys Reb Rebecca Rebekah Francis Franc Francisco Frauncis Ric Rich Richard Frederick Fredrick Rob Robert Robt Robtus Fulk Foulke Fulke Sam Saml Samuel Gabriel Gabriell Sar Sara Sarae Sarah Geo Geor George Sus Sewsan Susan Susana Susanna Gertrude Gartrude Gertrud Susannah Gifford Giff Thos Tho Thom Thomas Gilbert Gilbart Wal Walter Giles Gyles Wm Will William Willm Willyam 398 INDEX OF PERSONS

Abbott, Edm, 303*; Eliz, 303*;_]n, 272; Mary, Angel (Angeli), Benedict Browne, 221; Eliz, 272 71;Hen, 59, 71*;_In, 67, 71; Rach, 59; Sar, a'Becket see Beckett 155;Wm, 155 Abingdon, Countess of, 191; Earl of, 191 Anger,W1n, 83 Adams, Chas, 190; Edw,2()8;_]n, 81*, 156,174; Annetts, Edw, 177*; Sus, 177 joseph, 81; Mary, 81*, 174, 208; Rob, 81; Anns, Benj, 70; Eliz, 70 Thos, 8;Wm, 86 Ansell, Ann, 67; Edw, 161; Eliz, 161;_]n, 67; Adamson, Benj, 135*, Addington, Ant, 363; Lucy, 161; Mary, 161;Thos, 16] Eleanor, 363 Anstie,_In, 361*; Mary, 361 Addison, Mr, 101 Arch, Rob, 96 Ad.lan1,Ann, 385*; Giles, 380;Wm, 385 Archard,Ann, 157; Cath, 125;Eliz, 9(), 157;_]n, Adye (Ady),Arthur, 56; Cath, 126;_ln, 57; Mary, 125*, 364; Mary, 125;Thos, 157;Wm, 125, 56;Thos, 112 157 Ailesbury (Aylesbury), Earl of, 173, 175, 180, Archer, Eliz, 90; Mary, 90, 91; Reb, 90; Wnl, 181*,187, 189,190, 197, 202, 203, 207 91 Akerman, Ann, 77; Eliz, 83; Geo, 77; Grace, Arghdale, Mary, 134;Thos, 134 83*;_Ias,94*;_In,77,83*;Martha,83*;Mary, Arman, Edith, 102 77; Moses, 83*;Thos, 83*;Wn1, 83* Armstrong, Cuthbert, 384; Deb, 383, 384 Akers, Eliz, 75; Ric, 75; Sus, 75;Thos, 75;Wm, Arnold (Arnall), Christian, 150; Eliz, 46, 98; 75 _In, 98, 150; Mary, 98; Sam, 46*;Thos, 98; Aland (Alland), Eleanor, 121; Hen, 121; Isaac, Wm, 98 148; Mary, 148 Arthur, Ric, 144 Alcock,Thos, 215 Ashe,Ann, 10;_]as,10;_ln, 260;_]oseph, 353; Marg Alderton, Rev Mr, 209 Cath, 10; Martha, 10; Mary, 10, 260; Mary Alexander (Allexamder), Alice, 84; Ann, 192, jane Jenner, 9; Matilda, 10; Rob, 9, 10*, 212; David, 117; Edw, 252*; Eleanor, 192; 11;Sam,10,11;Sar,10 Eliz, 84, 85, 205; Helen, 121 ;_Iane, 84, 212; Ashley, F, 388; Mr, 184 _ln, 84*, 85,117,185, 212, 252;]oan, 121; Ashton, Simon, 366;Wal, 366 Joseph, 369;_Ioyce, 1 17; Marg, 117; Martha, Aske, Nat, 120; Ric, 120 121*; Mary, 21, 84, 85, 192*, 252*; Nat, Astley, Ann, 328; Francis B, 190; Francis 205*; Rob, 121, 325;Thos, 192, 212;Wn1, Dugdale, 328;_]n, 194; Mary, 328 21,105,121*,192 Atkins, Chas, 117;_Ioan, 128; Ric, 128; Rob, Alford, Rose, 394;Wal, 394 128 AIIambrigge,_]n, 152, Alland sec Aland Atkinson, Eliz, 135; Rach, 135; Rev Mr, 209; Alen (Allin, Alline),]n, 361; Mary, 106, 361; Win, 135 Sar, 6; Simon, 106*; Sus, 62;Thos, 62 Atwell, Rev Mr, 364 exanider sec Alexander Atwood, _|n, 382; Ric, 283; Thos, 311*; Wal, in,Alline see Allen 382, 386 ix, Chas Wager, 392 Aubrey Beauclerk, Lord, 383 Pi??? sup, Chr, 183*; Christian, 183; Marg, 183; Audry see Awdry Mary, 183 Aust, Rach, 34; Ric, 34; Sar, 34 Amor (Amore),Ann, 237; Deb, 210; Eliz, 238; Austin, Mary, 183; Sam, 183; Sar, 64 Francis, 237;_Iane, 238, 245;_In, 245; Mary, Avenell (Avenall),Ann, 62, 169; Chas, 168, 169; 245; Ric, 210, 237, 238*; Rob, 245, 332; Eliz, 168, 169*; Hen, 168, 169, 170;]n, Sar, 245;Wn1, 245* 168, 169*; Lucy, 62; Mary, 168, 169*; 170; Anderton, Peter, 245 Thos, 62 Andrews (Andres,Andros),Ann, 177, 179,393; Avery (Avrey), Cath, 156;_Ias, 77, 156;_In, 156*; Caroline, 179; Cath, 87;.Eleanor, 373*; Eliz, Mary, 156*; Ric, 156; Rob, 156 393;_lane, 233;_]n, 230, 346, 393; Mary, 4, Awbrey,_In, 20 393; Reb, 177; Ric, 177, 178, 179*; Rob, Awdry (Audry), Ambrose, 255, 258, .260, 261, 87; Roger, 112*; Sus, 178, 179*;Thos, 4, 312; Ann, 260; Cath, 254; Eliz, 255, 259; 233* Jane, 255;_]eren1iah, 258;_]n, 254, 258*, 259, INDEX OF PERSONS 399

260;_]udith, 258*; Martha, 258, 260; Mary, Eliz,72, 168, 308; Fra11cis,334, 349; H P, 261, Mary Magdalen, 259; Priscilla, 259; 308;_]ane, 149, 308*, 312;_]n, 72, 308*, Prosper, 254; Sar Sus, 259; Unity, 258, 312 320; Laur, 253; Mary, 253, 320; Reb, 310; Axford,Ann, 248;Aron, 213;Eleanor, 257; Eliz; Ric, 156;Thos, 148, 149, 168;Wm, 206 374; Francis, 248; Hen, 291 ; Isaac, 257;_]ane, Baldwin, Eliz, 152; Grace, 222; Hen, 158*;_]as, 248*;_]n, 248*; Mary, 252*; Sar, 291;Thos, 152, 158;_]n, 158, 222;_]onathan, 158*; 252* Marg, 158*; Mary, 222; Rob, 222 Axton, Chas, 104; Edm, 104;]oan, 104*; Marg, Ball, Eliz, 390; Gco, 268; Mary, 179; Sar, 268; 104 Wm, 390* Ayde, Edw, 126 Ballard, Dor, 323; Eliz, 323;_]n, 323, 324 Aycrs (Ayer, Ayres), Adye, 85; Cath, 85; Edw, Balley, _]n, 173; Joseph, 173*; Mary, 173; 86; Eliz, 86*;_]ane, 85;_]n, 85*, 86*; Lady, Millicent, 173 293; Martha, 86*; Mary, 86; Phyllis, 86*; Ballinger, Abigail, 103;_]n, 103 Ric Croft, 86; Rob, 18;Thos, 85, 86* Bamplylde, Eliz, 278;_]n, 278 Aylesbury see Ailesbury Bampton, Eliz, 347;_]asper, 347* ;_]n, 353*; Mary, Aylifie,Ann, 68; Cath, 119; Geo, 73, 119*;_]n, 347 119;_]udith, 119*; Mary, 68, 73; Sus, 119; Banks (Bankes), Ann, 230;_]as, 230;_]n, 230; Wm, 68* Marg, 190;Wm, 190 Aylmer,Thos, 251 Banning, Cath, 52;Thos, 52 Ayres see Ayers Barclay, Thos, 352 Ayscough, Brent, 63; Cath, 62, 63; Hen Bard, Eliz, 135; Maximilian, 135 Reynell, 63;_]as, 62, 63;_]n, 63 Barford, Cath, 350; Eliz, 350; Sus, 350; Thos, 350;Wm, 350*, 351 Baber, Ann, 275; Francis, 275 Barker,Ann, 376; Betty, 39; Eliz, 39; Ellen, 376; Backhouse, Ann, 329;Wm, 329 Hen, 376;_]as, 39; Martha, 376; Thos, 38, Bacon, Benj, 74; Edw, 208;_]n, 208;_Ioan, 75; 39 Margery, 75; Mary, 208;Wm, 75* Barnaby, Gabriel, 321*, 322; Mary, 321*, 322 Baden,Alice,181;And,61,180*,181;Eliz,180; Barnard, Ann, 128; Edw, 128; Eliz, 128; Han, Ric, 180; Sar, 180 128;_Iane,128;_]as,128;_]n,128*;]oan,128; Bagnard see Baynard Mary, 128*; Ralph, 128 Bailey (Baily, Bayley, Baylie, Bayly, Baylye), Barnes, Chas, 368; Edw, 81*, 82*; Francis, 82; Abigail, 373; Ann, 277*, 281, 361, 372; Han, 368; jas, 3; _]n, 81; Jonathan, 81*; Caleb, 213; Cath, 361; Chr, 150, 348; Margery, 81 , 82*; Mary, 81*; Mary Beames, Christian, 150; Damaris, 201; Dan, 225; 81; Moses, 82 Edm, 372, 373*; Edw, 210, 232, 277*, 281 , Barnet, Ann, 60; Edw, 60 361, 372; Eleanor, 364; Eliz, 152, 210, 276, Baron, _]ane, 390;_]n, 390*; Randolph, 390*; 372; Fanny, 361; Frances, 361; Geo, 215; Wm, 390 Giles, 277; Gooditha, 277; Guy, 232; Hen, Barrett (Barratt, Barret), -, 19; Ann, 17; Ant, 66, 216; Honora Lettice, 232;_]anc, 216*, 17; Hugh, 11;_]as, 19;_]n, 133;_]ob, 185; 222;_]as, 276;_]n, 66*, 150, 201, 216, 222, Marg, 133; Nic, 17; Peter _]n, 134; Thos, 236, 276*, 277*, 364; joan, 277; joshua, 225;Wm, 163, 364 277, Marg, 162, 232; Mary, 66*, 217, 232, Barric see Barry 277, 361, 384*; Mr, 201; Reb, 361; Ric, Barrow, Martha, 189;Thos, 189 232; Rob, 150, 217, 222, 225, 232*; Sam, Barry (Barrie), Cath, 381; Eliz, 381*;]ane, 381; 201 ; Sar, 66, 162, 236, 277, 372*, 373; Sus, Mary, 381; Nic, 381; Rev Mr, 382; Ric, 213, 335; Thos, 152, 197; Winifred, 215; 381*; Sus, 359;Wm, 381 Wm, 66, 161, 162, 201*, 257, 281*, 372, Barteon, Rev Dr, 197 384* Barter,_]n, 249 Bailward, Ann, 280; Hen Methuen, 281; Sam, Bartlett, Eliz, 312*;_]as, 309, 312*; Unity, 309, 281 312;Wm, 106 Bainarde, Edw, 16 Barwell, Eliza, 249;_]oseph, 249 Baker, Ann, 308; Edm, 311; Edw, 308, 310; Baskerville (Baskervile, Baskervill), Ann, 206, 400 INDEX OF PERSONS

302; Eliz, 214, 329; Francis, 108*, 213, 214; Beauchamp (Bellocampo), Ann, 27, 151, 152, Geo, 214*; Hester, 280; Jane, 206, 214; 154; Edw, 151; Lord, 5, 172; Ric, 231; Jenever, 329; Jn, 214*, 280, 302; Joseph, Viscount, 172 280; Marg, 213; Mary, 108, 214*, 302,329; Beaufort, Duke of, 47, 53 Meliora,214;Ric,214*;Sar,214;Septimus, Becher, Chas, 175*; Hen, 175 214; Simon, 214*;Thos, 206, 214*, 282, Beckett (a’Becket, Becket, Becketts) , Eliz, 393*; 302; Thos Minors, 209; Wal, 213, 214*; family, 246; Jn, 393*; Joseph, 393; Marg, Wm, 214*, 329 246; Martin, 393; Mary, 392, 393*; Bassett (Basset), Eliz, 61 ;Jas, 285*; Mary, 285; Philippa, 246;Thos, 246; Wm, 246* Sar, 285 Beckham, Edw, 295* Batchlor, Frances, 6; Geo, 6 Bedbury, Roger, 325*; Thos, 325* Bates, Eliz, 334 Bedwell,Jn, 347*, 348; Rob Secundus, 347 Bath, Earl, 172, 379, 386, 387; Eliz, 284, 309; Bee, Mary, 342*; Mat, 342* Jn, 284*; Mary, 284 Beel see Beale Bath 8: Wells, Bishop of, 380 Beer, Mary, 291 Bathurst, Eliz, 45, 198; Frances, 351*; Leonora Bell, Mary, 125 Maria, 333; Peter, 333*, 351; Phil, 45, 198; Bellocampo see Beauchamp Selina, 333* Bendery (Bendy), Dan, 326;Jane, 164*;Jn, 164; Batson, Eliz, 62, 142; Ric, 62;Thos, 65, 142 Mary, 164 Batt, Eliz, 177, 180; Francis, 179;Jas, 345;Jn, Bennett (Benet, Benett, Bennet) ,Ann, 283, 319, 180; Martha, 347*; Mary, 345; Ric, 177; 389; Chr,269*; Dan, 102*;Edith,102;Eliz, Thos, 177; Thos Jn, 347; Wm, 347*; 216, 322, 372, 388*, 389; Etheldred, 388*, Zabulon, 177 389*; Frances, 388; Francis, 319*, 383, 389; Battin (Batten), Eliz, 177;Thos, 3, 177 Giles, 102; Giles Bailey, 102; Hen, 319; Bave, Francis, 19; Rose, 19 Isaac, 57;Jas, 317;Jean, 269;Jn, 39, 84, 269, Baxter, Ann, 192;Wm, 192 288, 319*, 329, 372, 388, 389; Marg, 84*, Bayley, Baylie see Bailey 317, 378; Mary, 84*, 102*, 268, 269,383, Bayliffe, Ann Lloyd, 11; Chas, 126*; Eleanor, 389; Priscilla, 39; Reb, 269; Rob, 84; Sar, 6; Eliz, 1; Geo Searle, 126; Hen, 6;Judith, 84, 201, 319;Thos, 216, 268*, 269*, 322, 1; Lucy, 11; Mary, 126*;Wm, 1* 372*, 378*, 388*, 389*; Wake, 388; Bayly, Baylye sec Bailey Winifred, 322;Wm, 389* Baynard (Bagnard), Ann, 25; Edw, 15; Mary, Benson, Agnes, 294; Benj, 294; Earle, 294; 15, 16; Rob, 15, 16; Ursula, 15 Eleanor, 294*; Harry Earle, 294; Martha, Baynton (Bayntun), And, 5, 8; Ann, 200, 231; 294; Rev Mr, 194, 349; Wm, 294; Wm Edw, 5, 231*; family, 181; H, 231; Hen, Earle, 294 231*, 364;Jn, 181, 231*;Mary,181;Rob, Bentley,Jn, 225 231 Beresl-ord,Jn, 134* Beach, Ann, 265, 266*, 271, 330*; Caroline Beris, Chas, 90 Jane Hicks, 296; Cath, 270; Chas, 330; Dor, Berkeley, Mary, 33; Ric, 33 266; Eliz, 270*; Grace, 268, 270; Helen, Berkshire, Earl of, 122 270; Hen, 270; Henrietta Maria, 296, 330*; Bernard,Jn, 318; Mary, 318*;Wm, 318 Henrietta Maria Hicks, 330; Jane, 33()*; Berry, Hen, 130;Jn, 168; Martha, 168 Janet, 270;Jn, 265;Joan, 266; Mary, 265; Berwick, Ann, 195;Jn, 195 Mic Hicks, 296*, 297, 329, 330*; Rob, 268, Best,Jn, 337 270; Sophia, 266; Thos, 265, 270*; Wm, Beswick, Ric, 110 266*, 271 , 330*, 346 Bethell, Eliz, 279, 280; Geo, 279, 280; Sar, 279, Beadon,Jn Watsoii, 25 280 Beake, Ann, 210; Jn, 210*, 233*; Mary, 233; Betterton, Alex, 62; Ann, 62; Eliz, 62*; Jane, Sus, 47 62;Jn, 62 Beale (Beel), Ann, 162; Eliz, 161, 298;Jn, 31, Bevan (Beven),Jn, 362; Mary, 362; Ric, 43*; 114,161,162, 298;Wm, 44,113,162 Sar, 362 Beames,Jn, 8 Bidwood, Han, 375; Ric, 375 INDEX OF PERSONS 401

Biggs, Ann, 286, 308; Edm, 286; Hen, 193, Bonner, Edm, 192 316*;Jn,141,213;Lucy,213;Martha,238*, Boorn see Bourne 316*; Ric, 213; Sar, 141;Thos, 213, 238; Booth, Barb, 235; Christian, 235;Jn, 235;Thos, Whitbourn, 308;Wm, 193 235 Bincks, Abr, 257; Anna Maria, 257 Boston, Christian, 30; Frederick Lord, 30 Bingham, Martha, 347; Ric, 347 Botteler see Butler Birch see Burch Boucher (Bowsher), -, 112; Eliz, 4;Wn1, 4 Bird (Byrd), Ann, 172, 174; Edith, 132; Eliz, Bourer, Mary, 376;Wn1, 376 55;Jane, 177;Jn, 172, 174; Rob, 177;Wm, Bourne (Boorn), Ann, 290; Han, 374*; 55, 132;Wm Joseph, 55 Reuben, 196;Whitfeild, 290;Wn1, 40, 374 Bishop, Brid, 224; Grace, 224;Jane, 206, 224*; Bouverie, Rev Mr, 184 Jn, 201 , 224*;Jn Forman, 224;Judith, 224; Bowdler, ElizJulia, 37; Eliz Stewart, 37; Frances, Ruth, 224;Thos, 206 37; Henrietta, 37; Jane, 37; Jn, 37; Mary, Bisse (Bissie), Edith, 151; Eleanor, 264*; Jn, 37;Thos, 37* 151*;Joan, 264, 365;Mary,264*; Ric, 151 ; Bower (Bowyer),Ann, 283, 378;E1iz,246;Jane, Rob, 154, 264*; Wal, 387 24;Joan, 356; Stephen, 283*;\ll/, 378;Wm, Bissett (Bisset), D, 116; G, 108, 117; Mr, 102 246 Bissie see Bisse Bowle (Bowles), Edw, 281; Eliz, 346*; Jane, Bizley, Ann, 156;Jn, 155; Martha, 155; Mary, 308;Jn, 346*; Ric, 346; Sar, 346;Thos Pile, 155*; Nat, 156;Thos, 155 346; Wm, 308 Blacker, Edw, 334; Wm, 334* Bowman (Boman), Ann, 241; Benj, 225; Blackmore, Sar, 176;Wm, 176 Francis, 240;Jn, 260; Mary, 334; Peggy, 222; Blagden (Blagdon),Ann, 264*, 266*, 267, 365; Rev Dr, 225; Ric, 240*, 241; Ruth, 260; Edw, 264*, 266, 267; Eleanor, 264, 266; Sar, 21; Stephen, 33 4*; Sus, 240, 241 ;Wm, Martha, 267; Roger, 201,267*;Wm, 264*, 222 265 Bowsher see Boucher Blake, Ann, 310, 319; Isaac, 319;Jn, 310,311; Bowyer set’ Bower Marg, 310, 311*; Mary, 299*; Sar, 299; Boys,Wm, 386 Thos, 299* Brachar, Sam, 324 anchard, Ann, 275;Wm, 275 Bradbury, Clementine, 3;Wm, 3 and,Jane, 383;Joseph, 383 Bradford, Barb, 364; Geo, 364 anford, Ann, 319; Rob, 319 Bradley, Thos, 65;Wm, 82 atch, Eliz, 379; Marg, 379; Phil, 183, 379 Bradshaw,J11, 123 ayney, Benj, 256 Bramble, Geo, 8, 9 eaden, Ric, 225 Bramley,Thos, 351 F?.‘:.lT.P°..lT.EF°.icke (Bleeck, Bluck),Eliz, 382;Jn, 108; Mary, Branden, Gustavus, 102 108; Mat, 187; Rob, 108*;Wn1, 382 Brander, Betty, 320; Chas, 320 BIiss,Tho, 394 Brathwaite, Eliz, 199; Francis, 199; Geo, 199*; BIissett,Jn, 170 Jn, 199*; Sar, 194, 199 Biomberg (Blumberg, Blumsberg), Frederick Brayne, Mary, 54 Wm, 283, 284; Rev Mr, 149, 150,273, 277 Brent, Hen, 85 Blow, Mary, 35;Thos, 35 Breun,Thos, 302 Bloxham,Jas, 289;Jn, 175; Sar, 175, 289 Brewer, Abigail, 143; Eliz, 144, 267;Jane, 143; Bluck see Blicke Jonathan, 143; Mary, 131; Nat, 131, 267; Blumberg, Blumsberg see Blomberg Thos, 143;Wn1, 143*, 144 Boate, Cary, 50; Geoffrey, 50; Lucy, 50 Bridges (Brydges), Edw, 30;Jane, 297; Mary, 9; Bodington, Rob, 131 Ric, 297 B0dman,Jn, 385, 386; Mary, 386*;Thos, 386 Bridgwater (Bridgewater), Duke of, 306; Earl Boke, Wm, 364 of, 306 Bolwell, Dan, 256 Bright, Hen, 369; Martha, 369 Boman see Bowman Brimsdon,Thos, 143 Bond, Dyer, 210;Jane, 210; Mary, 210 Brind,Ann, 169*, 170; Cath, 169; Chas, 169*; 402 INDEX OF PERSONS

Dor, 170; Eliz, 169; Hen, 91; Isaac, 169; Brunker see Brouncker Jane, 170;Jemi1na, 156;Jn, 122, 156,169*; Bryan, Mr, 102 Marg, 91, 169; Mary, 156,169;Thos, 169, Bryant,Ann, 162; Eliz, 128, 162;Jn, 162; Mary, 170 128;Sar,128;Wm,128 Brindley, Hen, 11* Brydges see Bridges Briscoe,Joseph Seymour, 253; Mary, 252, 253*, Buchanan,Jn, 246 254;'\/incent, 253;'\/incent Jn, 252 Buckel (Buclle),Jn, 100; Mr, 146 Brisden, Jn, 202 Buckenham, Eliz, 330;Jn, 330 Bristow, Ann, 91; Francis, 91*; Isaac, 39;Jane, Buckerﬁeld, Bart, 202, 203, 204, 205; Edw, 91;Jn, 86, 87*; Jude, 87; Reb, 87; Rob, 204*; Eliz, 204*, 205; Hen, 204*; Martha, 87*, 93; Sus, 91*;Wm, 87 204; Mary, 205; Phil, 205 Brockway,Jn White, 202 Buckler, Mary, 328; Thos, 385; Wni, 328 Brodie, Peter Bellangie, 345 Buckley, Martha, 347; Pery, 347 Brokenbrow,Ann, 39 ; Eliz, 39; Frances, 39 ;Jane, Bucknall, Mary, 300;Thos, 300 39; Nic, 39;Wal, 39*;Wn1, 39 Buclle see Buckel Bromﬁeld, Wm, 284 Budd, Eliz, 76*, 379;Jas, 379;Jn, 76; Mary, 76, Brompton,Jn, 366; Reb, 366 379;Th0s, 76*, 379;Wm, 331, 379* Bromsgrove, Ann, 1 15;Thos, 115 Budden, Rev Mr, 356; Ric, 356 Bromwich (Broomewhich), Ann, 378; Eliz, Bull, Dan, 223*; Eliz, 223*; Eliza, 332;Jn, 223*; 378; Grace, 212*;Jane, 212; Jn, 212*; Ric, 332 Sefton, 378;\lV, 378 Bulling, Mary, 176; Sus, 176;W111, 176 Bronker see Brouncker Bundy,Jn, 290 Brooke (Brook, Brookes, Brooks), Ann, 221, Bungey, Eliz, 337; Stephen, 337 339; Eliz, 109, 319; Frances, 221*; Hen, Burbidge,Jn, 267 221,319;Jane,109,195;Jn,6,7,109,221*; Burch (Birch), Ambrose, 308; Ann, 316; Jas, Lord, 306; Marg, 221; Mary, 7; Mrs, 52; 316*; Martha, 308; Wal, 235 Priscilla, 221; Reb, 221*;Thomazin, 240; Burchall (Burchell, Byrchall), Ann, 223; Thos, 221 ; Ursula, 195;Wal, 221;Wm, 339* Clement, 218; Clements, 223; Eliz, 218, Broomewhich see Bromwich 223;Jane, 61 , 62;Jn, 223*; Ric, 61 , 62 Brouncker (Bronker, Brounck, Bruncker) ,Ann, Burcombe, -, 280; Eliz, 280; Wal, 280; Wm 257; Cath, 257*; Gertrude, 259, 261; Hen, Goodall, 280 259, 261*;Jn, 257*; Ric, 257;Wm, 257* Burdett, Francis, 140, 141 , 143; Mary Eleonora, Brown (Browne), Algernon, 215; Ann, 108*, 141 121, 207,211, 268*, 320; Benedict, 221*; Burfitt, Chas, 396 Cath,221*;Dor,269,319*,320;Edm, 103; Burgchier, Eliz, 172; Fulk, 172 Eliz, 103, 120*, 124, 215; Frances, 221*; Burgess (Burges, Burgesse, Burgis), Ann, 38; Geo, 213;}-Ianson, 120;Hen,270,319, 320; Constance, 144; Edm, 75; Edw, 379; Eliz, Israel, 20;Jane,273;Jn, 108,268*, 271;Laur, 144, 205, 270; Isaac, 205;Jean, 270;Jn, 75; 209; Lucian, 108*, 121; Lucy, 221; Lydia, Mary, 270, 379; Mat, 270; Ralph, 379; Ric, 255; Mark, 209; Martha, 269; Mary, 103, 23; Sar, 23, 379;Thos, 144*, 379;W1n, 144 1()8, 197,211, 215, 268*; Phineas Jas, 255; Burgh,Jn, 53; Levina, 53 Pledwell, 221;Rev Mr, 349; Ric, 120*, 221; Burgis sec Burgess Rob, l2(); Sar, 215;Thos, 20, 103, 209, 215, Buriton, Marg, 378;Thos, 378 269;Thos Garrard, 319;Wal, 279;Wn1, 207, Burnett (Burnit), Eliz, 45, 198*; Hen, 8; 211*, 221* Reuben, 392; Rev Dr, 45; Rob, 244;Thos, Browning, Alice, 41*; Betty, 41*; Cath, 41; 45, 198 Eleanor, 41; Eliz, 31*, 41; Geo, 41; Grace, Burrough, Ann, 333*; Cath, 333*; Eliz, 333*; 31;Jas, 41*;Jn, 31*, 41*; Mary, 31, 41*; Jas, 333;Jn, 333*; Mary, 333; Mic, 323; Ric,41*;Sar,41*;Thos,31,41;125 Thos, 333*; Win Mic, 323 Bruce,Jane, l82;Jn, 182; Stanhope, 77 Burt (Byrt, Byrte), Ann, 91*; Cath, 91 ;Jn, 91; Bruges, Betty, 264; Mary, 259; Sar, 259*;Thos, Marg, 91; Mary, 91*; Ric, 91* 259, 274;Wm, 264 Burton (Burtdon),Jas, 276;Jeffery, 235; Maria INDEX OF PERSONS 403

Sus, 276 Capps,Jn, 299 Bus, Edw, 63 Carey see Cary Busf1eld,Ann, 191 Carnarvon, Lord, 25 Bush,Thos, 280, 282*, 283 Carpenter, Ann, 170; Caroline Florence, 364; Bushell, Dan, 174; Eliz, 174*; Han, 174; Isaac, Edw, 68, 158; Eliz, 158;Jane, 68;Jn, 170, 173, 174; Jn, 129, 130, 174*, 178, 181; 386; Ric, 364; Sar, 364;Wm, 163 Mary, 178;Thos, 178 Carr,Jn, 387* Butcher, Chas, 63; Eliz, 63;Jane, 181;Jn, 181; Carrick, And, 47 Nic, 386;Thos, 63;Wm, 63, 181 Carter, Ann, 67; Edw, 222; Eleanor, 91; Eliz, Butler (Botteler), Ann, 384*; Benj, 384; Cath, 177*; Frances, 177;Jn, 67; Marg, 91 ; Mary 384; Edw, 35, 384*; Eliz, 285; Frances, 384; Eliz, 152; Ric, 119; Roger, 152, 380;Thos, Han, 157;Jane, 376;Jn, 285, 384*; Lord, 91 ;Wn1, 67; Zabulon, 177* 376; Marg, 285*; Martha, 35, 384; Mary, Cartwright, Eliz, 93; Hen, 93* 35, 157, 384; Ralph, 162; Rob, 35; Roger, Cary (Carey, Carye) ,Ann, 268*; Eliz, 333; Geo, 157; Sar, 384; Sus, 157; Thos, 157, 285*; 386*;Jane, 5; Mary, 268; Rob, 268;Thos, Wm, 80; 384* 333;Wymond, 5 Butt, Ann, 179, 394*; Betty, 393*; Edw, 393; Case, Eliz, 3l3;Jn, 313* Eliz, 394; Frances, 392; Francis, 392; Hester, Castle, Cath, 306 54; Jas, 393;Jeremiah, 54*;Joseph, 179; Caswell,Wm, 216 Marg, 394; Martin, 394; Mary, 392, 393, Cave, Mary, 71; Phil, 71 394*; Rev Mr, 209; Rob, 392*; Stephen, Chaﬁn, Amphillis, 356; Eliz, 391; Hen, 391; 394;Wm, 135 Lady, 324; Lucy, 391 ; Mary, 391*, 392; Ric, Buttery, Cath, 94; Fulk, 94 391;Thos, 324*, 391;Wm, 391 Button, Ambrose, 330; Ann, 224; Cicely, 330, Chaldecot see Caldecot 350; Dor, 330; Edw, 330; Francis, 330; Geo, Chamberlaine (Chamberlain, Chamberlayne, 224, 350*; Han, 223*; Hen, 223, 330;Jane, Chamberlen), Ann, 196; Cath, 191; Eliz, 330;Jn, 330;Joseph, 223*; Mary, 330; Mic, 199; Frederick, 266;Jane, 59;Jn, 266;Thos, 350*; Wm, 330* 191, 199;Wm, 59 Buxton, RobJn, 118 Chambers, Abr, 25; Eliz, 25 By, Alice, 83;Jn, 83;Wm, 83 Champernown, Wm, 93 Byam, Ann, 55, 56;Jo11athan, 55*; Mary, 55*; Cha1npneys,Jn Weldon, 205 ;Thos Weldon, 205 Sam, 55*;Wm, 56 Chandler (Chaundler), Ann, 183, 192; Briant, Byng, Ann, 241; Chas, 241; Edw, 241; Rob, 183; Bryant, 191; Dan, 233; Eliz, 191, 194, 241, 358;Thos, 241 331; Geo, 346; Jn, 192; Lucy, 192; Mary, Byrchall see Burchall 191, 331, 346; Ric, 183, 191, 346*; Sar, Byrd see Bird 194*;Thos, 118, 191, 192, 194*, 331;Wm, Byrt, Byrte see Burt 118 Bythesea, Hen Frederick, 47 Chapman, Eliz, 27, 147;Jane, 47;Jas, 147,276; Jn, 47*; Marg, 47; Mary, 276; Sar, 147;Wm, Cable,Jn, 380 27, 271 Caldecot (Chaldecot),And, 344; Cath, 344; R, Chappell (Chappall, Chappel), Bazilla, 3; Jn, 351 334; Mary, 4; Rob, 334;Thos, 4 Cale, Eliz, 222;Jn, 222; Reb, 222 Charlick, Francis, 185; Martha, 185 Calthrope, Dor, 125 Charmbury, Mary, 130;Wm, 130 Cam, Charlotte, 279*; Eliz, 279*; Harriet, 279; Chaundler ser Chandler Maria Teresa, 279; Mary, 279; Sam, 279, Cheeke, Mary, 138;Wm, 138 282 Cheeseley (Cheesley), Eliz, 76; Stephen, 64; Cambridge, Ann, 364 Thos, 76 Canning (Cannings), Chas, 205;Jane, 203;Jn, Cheffneare, Ric, 106 204 ;Jn Davis, 204; Martha Ann, 205; Mary, Chester, Ant, 321;Eliz, 321; Hen, 308; Hetty, 204*, 205; Rob, 203;Thos, 204, 205 308 Cannon, Lucy, 173*;Thos, 173*, 176;Wm, 173 Chevers see Chivers 404 INDEX OF PERSONS

S Cheyney, Ann, 196; Patience, 195; Sar, 196; Cobb (Cobbe), Ann, 31, 172; Christian, 31; Simon, 196 Geo, 31; Ric, 172 Child (Childc), Eliz, 22; Francis, 43; Gco, 22; Cobham, Eliz, 335;Jas, 335 Jane, 369;Jn, 369; Mary, 43*;Thos, 43 Cock, Francis, 2; Rob, 1, 2, 7 Ching,Ann, 143; Eliz, 143;Jn, 143 Cocker (Coker), Cath, 198; Eliz, 335; Thos, Chislett, Deb, 392; Thos, 392 140 Chivers (Chevers, Chiver) ,Ann, 220, 221 ; Brid, Cockey, Mary, 316; W111, 316 41; Eliz, 41, 220*, 382; Gillian, 220; Hen, Cocklc, Geo, 373; Mary, 373; Ric, 373 41, 220*, 221*;Jane, 220;Jeremy, 220;Jn, Codrington, Bethell, 46 165;Joan, 220*; Margery, 220; Mary, 165, Coggan,Jane, 27 220; Noah, 382; Ric, 165; Roger, 220; Coghil1,Jas, 197; Mary, 197 Secolc, 41;Thos, 165 Coke, Sar, 6 Cholmondlc, General, 325 Coker see Cocker Chouls, Eliz,176*;Mary,176;Thos,176*;Wm, CoIborne,An11, 23; Benj, 23*; Cath, 4; Eliz, 4, 176 23; family, 23; Hen, 1 8*; Hcnrietta, 23 ;Janc, Chub (Chubb),Ant, 348; Mary, 348*; Sar, 348; 4*;Joseph, 4*,23*; Sus, 18;Thos, 18*;W111, Thos, 314;Wm, 348* 9, 23 Church, Eliz, 178;Jn, 178; Mary,216; Penelope, Coldwell, David, 314; Mary, 314; Rob, 314 303; Rob, 208; Sar, 208; Thos, 235, 303; Cole,Ann, 118; Gilbert, 118; Nehemiah, 161; Wm, 216 W111, 118 Churchill, Lord, 247; Mr, 185; Wm, 385 Colebrookc, Eliz, 258; Rob, 258 Clare, Cath, 182; Eleanor, 301; Francis, 182; Coleman, -, 209; Chas, 342; Eliz, 144, 393*; Jonathan, 1;Thos, 301 Jane, 197;Jn, 197, 203, 393*; Mary, 197; Clarendon, Lord, 355 Mic, 37; Paul, 249; Rev Mr, 342; Ric, 393; Clarges, Wal, 297* Sam, 249; Sar, 19*;Wm, 19, 197 Clarke (Clark, Clerk, Clerke),-, 148;Ann, 145*, Coles, Eliz, 251; Eliz Stratton, 146; Hester, 200; Barb, 300; Benj, 323; Chas, 71; 146*;Jas, 146*; Marg, 251; Ric, 146;Wn1, Christian, 181; Dor, 190, 323; Edworth, 251 306; Eliz, 145*; Frances, 201, 342; Geo, Coileton, Eliz, 367;Thos, 367 300; Hen, 297, 395;Jn, 145*, 147, 182, Collicr, Mary, 365; Stephen, 133* 306, 347, 359;Jonathan, 347;Joseph, 202; Co1ingbourne,Jn, 108;Joan, 108 Lydia, 182; Marg,71;Margery, 145;Martha, Collins, Eliz, 187;Jane, 159;Jn, 187*; Martha, 347; Mary, 359; Rob, 145; S, 239; Thos, 187; Ric, 28, 159; Sam, 187;Wm, 159 22, 145*, 181, 190*, 3l)6;Wm, 145, 201 Collinson,Jn, 229 Clarkson,W111, 356 Colston, Mr, 1 Clavering,Algernon, 198;A11n,198;Eliz,198*, Combe (Combos), Chas, 349; Edw, 349; Eliz, 200; Eliza Mariamne, 200; Grace, 198;Jas, 349; Mary, 49 198;J11, 198; Mariamne, 198; Rob, 198*, Comely,Jn, 53; Mary, 53*; Rob, 53;Tl1os, 53 200, 202;Thos, 198 Compton, Dan, 235, 237*; Dennis, 279; J11, Clavey, Abr, 388 237;Judith, 237*; Mary, 279*; Ric, 328; Clayton, Amnah, 312;Jn, 312 Wal, 279 Clcments (Clemens, Clement), Christian, 346; Conant,Jn, 314 Eliz, 318;Jn, 31; Reb, 394; Rob, 204, 205; Cone,Thos, 138 Thos, 346;Wn1, 318 Conham (Connam), Abr, 39, 291; Hester, 39, Ierk, Clerke see Clarke 291 eveland, Earl of, 117 Coningsby, Dor, 195;Wm, 195 ift,Ann,271;Cath,271;Eliz,271;Wm,271* Connam see Conham 0000ifton, Chas, 317; Martha, 317; Mary, 317; Conway, I-Ian, 103;Wm, 103 Thos, 317* Cooe, Eliz, 336; Ely, 336;Jn, 336;Thos, 336 C1ock,Widow, 209 Cook (Cooke, Cooks),Ann, 21 1 ;Dionisia, 368; Clutterbuck, Dan, 277*, 282*; Penelope, 277 Edey, 157; Edith, 157; Eliz, 69, 84, 157; Coates, Betty, 52; RT, 52; Rob, 52 Geo, 224; Hum, 162; Jane, 394; Jas, 223, INDEX OF PERSONS 405

224;J11,162, 211*, 224, 368; Martha, 157, Craiesteyn, Abr, 23; Ann, 23 224; Mary, 53, 162, 211*, 223, 224; Mic, Crane,Wm, 337 211*; Phil, 69; Sam, 84, 224; Sar, 211*; Cray,Jn, 347; Martha, 347 Thos, 65, 157*, 211, 378, 379, 380; Wm, Creed, An11, 106;Jonatha11, 106 53, 157 Cressett (Cresset), Dr, 197; Edw, 200, 202 Cooksey, Sar, 307; Thos, 307 Cresswcll, Eliz, 53; Estcourt, 56; Ric, 53;Thos Cookson, Eliza, 332; Rev Mr, 332 Estcourt, 53 Coope sec Cope Creswick,Ann, 124; Hen, 124 Cooper, Ann, 106, 150; Bathurst, 333; Benj, Crew, Sam, 17 133; Edw, 274, 345*; Eliz, 201, Esther, 280; Crips (Cripps), Ann, 113*, 114; Edw, 113*, Jane, 274;Jn, 149, 150*, 227, 315*, 345*; 114; Eliz, 210; Frances, 213;Jn,113;Thos, Marg, 345*; Martha, 227; Mary, 315, 345*; 213 Nat, 106; Rach, 315; Ric, 280, 350, 351; Cromwell, Eliz, 172; Gregory, 172; Oliver, 327 Rob, 280, 315; Sar, 76, 106, 150,310; Sus, Crook (Crooke),Alice, 12; Anna Maria, 196; 149;Thos,147,150*,151, 201, 310, 361; Cath,12;Dor,11, 12; Edw, 11, 12*; Eliz, Wm, 76, 345 11*,12, 75, 237;Jas,196;Jn, 11*, 12,196; Cope (Coope), Ann, 322; Annabella, 30; Joseph, 237; Joseph Jas, 196; Mary, 12*; Berkely, 230; Jn, 65; Jonathan, 30*, 31; Mary Sus, ll; Peter, 271; Rob, 12; Roger, Joseph, 65; Mary, 65; Mrs, 230; Rob, 322; 271*; Sar, 11; Simon, 11, 12;Thos, 12*; Sar, 65* Wm, 8, 11, 12*, 237 Copland,A.nt,156*;Eliz, 156*;Mary,156;Rob, Cropp, Frances, 281; Leonard, 281 156*; Sar, 156;Wm, 156* Crosdill, Eliz, 258;Jn, 258 Copson,Jn, 138; Mary, 113; Ric, 113 Cross, Frances, 255; Mary, 392; Rob, 392 Cor, Rob, 111 Crouch, Mary, 298;Wm, 298 Corbin, Amelia, 326 Crowe, Sar, 33l;Wm, 331, 332 Cornwallis, Frederick, 351;Jane, 351;Lord, 351 Crowter,Ann, 145; Eliz, 145;Jn, 145;Wm, 145 Cosens see Cousins Cruso,Jane, l82;Jn, 182 Cottle,Ann, 279; Benj, 145*; Edw, 279*; Eliz, Cullerne (Cullurne), Ann, 97; Edm, 98; Eliz, 145, 285;Jane, 285 ;Jeremiah, 285;J n, 286*; 97; Hen, 65;Joseph, 97; Mary, 65*; Rach, Mary, 279, 286*; Ric, 279; Sar, 285; Sus, 65; Rob, 97;Thos, 65 285;Wm, 286* Cullymore, Alice, 30; Thos, 30 Cotton, Eliz Stewart, 37;Jn, 37 Curll (Curl), Frances, 185*; Jn, 279, 282; Couey, Edw, 316 Quaerina, 279;Wal, 185, 279 Coulthurst, Hen, 259*;Jane Maria, 259; Mary, Curtis (Curtoys), Chas, 315*; Edith, 161 ; Edw, 259*; Osborne, 259* 158; Eliz Edith, 315;Han,158;Jn, 45, 161; Courtney, Brid Ann, 346 Wm, 73, 275 Cousins (Cosens, Cozens), And, 233*; Dan, Cusse (Cuss), Mr, 93; Sam, 342; Wm, 342 233;Jn, 289; Mary, 233, 289*;Thos, 289*; Cuthbert, Geo, 289; Mary, 165; Rob, 165 Wm, 289* Cutler, Ric, 332 Coventry, Mr, 365 Cutlett,Jn, 387 Coward, Edw, 383; Eliz, 383; Jane, 258, 368, 395;Jas, 393; Mary, 368, 393; Mary Ann, Dalling, Edw, 393 368; Ric, 395;Thos, 368; Wm, 368 Dalme, Elias, 357 Cox, Amelia Martha, 296; Ann, 138; Cath, Dalrymple, Mary, 200 290*; Chas, 138; Chas Westley, 138; Eliz, Dalton, Rob, 135 138; Hen, 290*;Jn, 142; Mary, 93, 326; Dampney (Dan1pny) ,A111philles, 342 ;Ann, 342; Ric, 326*; Stephen, 266; Sus, 266 Hen, 342 Coxed, Cicely, 30;Jn, 30 Danby, Earl of, 107, 247 Coxwell, Chas, 274 Dandridge,Jn, 65; Rach, 65 Cozens see Cousins Daniell,Jeffery, 203; Wm, 203 Crabbe, Geo, 147;Timbrell, 147 Dansie, Charlotte, 200; Mary, 200;Thos, 200 Cracherode, Ann, 325; Ant, 295*;Thos, 325 Dantesey see Dauntesey 406 INDEX OF PERSONS

Danvers,Ann, 247; Eliz, 107, 247*; Hen, 107, Dewell, Eliz, 95;Jane, 95; Mary, 95*; Rev Mr, 247*;Jn, 107, 247* 136; Timothy, 95 D’Aranda see de Aranda Dick,Jn, 362 Darby, Ann, 60, 61 ; Eliz, 61 ;Jas, 61 ;Jn, 60, 61*; Dickinson, Barnard, 18 Martha, 61; Sar, 61 Digby, Mary, 343;Wm, 343 D’Arcy, Thos, 268 Digges (Diggs), Martha, 136;Ric, 136; Sar, 136; Dare, Ann, 266 Wm, 136 Dark, Isaac, 275; Stephen, 275 Dike see Dyke Darted, Edw, 165; Sar, 165;Wm Edw, 165 Dismore, Alex, 190*; Eleanor, 190* Daubeny, Archdeacon, 372 Dixon,Ann, 205; Chas, 174; Eliz, 174;J11, 118; Dauntesey (Dantesey, Dauntsey), Ambrose, Mary, 174;Widow, 209 261*; Baron, 107, 247; Eliz, 247*; family, Dobson,Jn, 250 264; Gertrude, 261*;Jn, 247*, 261 Dobss, Dan, 298; Dinah, 298; Mary, 298 Davenant,Jane, 45*;Jas, 45; Rob, 45* Dodington, Geo, 348; Marg, 273; Penelope, Davis (Davies),Ann, 315; Chas, 128; Deb, 384; 348;Wm, 273 Edw, 144*, 146, 385; Eliz, 54, 177, 384; Dodson, Rev Mr, 185 Geo, 64, 67*; Han, 64;Jane, 5;Jn, 42, 63, Doncaster, Rev Mr, 214 147, 315;Jn Fowell, 26; Marg, 146; Mary, Donne, Hen, 293 5, 26, 46, 63, 64, 84; Phil, 46; Reb, 96; Rev Doody, Eliz, 183 Mr, 346; Rob, 54; Stansfield, 26; Sus, 42; Dore,Ann, 79;Jane, 155;Jn, 79; Stephen, 180; Thos, 55, 84,96, 105, 177;Wm, 177 Wm, 155 Davy (Davi), Cath, 206; Ric, 206 Dorrell,Ann, 179; Mary, 180;Wm, 179, 180 Dawes (Daws), Cath, 72;Jn, 73; Mary, 73; Ric, Dorset, Earl of, 151 72 Doubleday,Jn, 357 Dawkins, Rev Mr, 340 Douglas, Lord, 290 Day,Jn, 57; Nat, 64*; Sar, 64 Dove, Ric, 64, 390 de Aranda (D'Aranda), Benj, 13, 220; Eliz, 13, DowdesweH,Wm, 112 220; Hen, 220 Down, Francis, 391;Jn, 394; Mary, 390; Mic, de Convenent,Jn Paul, 303; Sus, 303 390, 391; Sar, 394; Wm, 394 de Grass, Monsieur, 87 Downes, Geo, 26;Theodata, 26 de Jersey, Peter, 263 Downton, Baron, 351 de la Beche,Jn Hynes, 270;Thos, 270 Dows (Dowss), Jemima, 180; Jn, 177, 180; Deacon, Eliz, 64, 79, 183; family, 181; Hen, Millicent, 177 183; Jas, 79;Jn, 79; Lizzy, 79, 170, 171; Doyne,J11, 317; Phil, 317 Martha, 79;Mary, 64*; Ric, 64*, 170, 171*; Drake, Actonis, 107; Dor, 330*;Jn, 330; Lady Sar, 79 Grosvenor, 232 Dean:-:,Ann, l82;Jn, 182*;Thos, 182 Draper, Francis, 249 Deavin, Chr, 182; Eliz, 182 Drew (Drewe), Ann, 370; Edw, 80; Eliz, 80; Deeke, Eliz, 19; Grace, 19;Jonathan, 19* Frances, 372;Jane, 80, 81, 370;Jn, 80*, 81 , Delme,Jn, 227 115, 362*, 365; Martha, 80; Moses, 80; Dench, Hen, 349, 356; Marg, 349 Rob, 370*, 372; Sar, 80*, 81*; Thos, 80, Denison,Anna Maria, 46; Frances, 46;Wm, 46 81 Dennis,Ann, 90; Hen, 88, 90, 93 Drewett, Ant, 274; Geo, 31 ;Jane, 31 ; Peter, 31 ; Denton, Alex, 50; Cary, 50 Sam, 34; Sus, 31 ;Wn1, 242 Devenish, Mat, 291 Drinkwater, Hen, 111 Devenport, Basil, 216 Driver, Giles, 125; Marg, 125 Deverell, Florence, 255*; Jn, 255; Mary, 285; Druce, Ric, 149 Peter, 285; Ric, 255* Drury, Eleanor, 298; Nic, 298 Devereux, Frances, 171 Duckett,Jane, 26; Lionel, 10; Martha, 10;Wm, Dew, Jane, 378; Sar Ann, 378;Thos, 378 10, 26 Dewdney, Aaron, 396*; And, 396; Eliz, 396*; Dudley, Hen, 215 Jn, 396; Mary, 396* Dugdale,Ann, 254; Chr, 253; Eliz, 253;Jn, 253; INDEX OF PERSONS 407

Prosper, 253, 254; Ric, 328; Thos, 253*, 336; Sar, 196; Stephen, 196;Wn1, 73 254*; Wm, 253, 328 Edmondstone, Geo, 243 Duke, A11d, 196, 291*; Cath, 291; Dor, 291; Edn1u11ds see Edmonds Emily, 188; Geo, 188;Jane, 196; Ric, 291; Edridge sec Eldridge Selina, 291 Edwards, Alice, 34; Amram, 249; A1111, 18, 64, l)uncon1bc,Ann, 351*;A11t, 351*, 352*; Chas, 65, 111,249; A11t, 179; Dor, 167, 168; Eliz, 351, 352; Frances, 351*; Geo, 351, 352; 34, 65, 167, 168, 179, 203, 374; Francis, Jane, 351; Marg, 351*, 352 33; Hen, 64*, 65; Hen B, 203; Jane, 64, Dundee,Thos, 144, 147 179;Jn, 33, 34*, 161, 167,168,179, 374; Dunford, Francis, 173;Jn, 173*; Sar, 173* Jn\lVoodroff, 65;Joseph, 203*; Leolin, 111; Dunn, Ann, 4;Jn, 4 Lucy, 65; Martha, 168, 280; Mary, 29, 33*, Dunsdon, Mary, 177; Ric, 177 34*, 64, 65*, 160, 161, 162, 167, 280; Mr, Duport, Isaac, 303; Mary, 303 250; Ric, 65*, 162, 280; Rob, 18; Sam, 34*, Dupplin, Viscount, 220 374; Sar, 34, 64, 65, 161, 162; Sophia, 203; Durrill, Edw, 172 Stephen, 64;Thos, 33, 65, 167, 168*, 179; Duval, Mary, 333 Wal,34*,16()*;Wn1,29,64*, 65, 167, 168* Dyer, Ann, 98; Chas, 99;Jas, 98, 99*, 333, 358, Egerto11,Anna Maria, 307, 323; Cath, 306, 324; 359; Maria Trotman, 52; Mary, 99; Rob, Chas, 306; Chas Lindsay, 307; Eliz, 318; 52; Sam, 52; Wm Norris, 99 Sam, 307; Sar, 323, 324; Scroope, 318,323, Dyke (Dike), Ann, 149*, 195; Charlotte, 195; 324 Dan, 235*, 342*; Dor, 195; Edw, 282; Eliz, Elderton, Ann, 286; Benj, 286; Frances 238, 342; Geo, 149*;Jerome, 195;Jn, 149; Henrietta, 308; Martha, 308; Mrs, 286; Jonathan Waternian, 195; Margery, 235; Wni, 308 Martha, 195; Mary, 149*, 195*, 235, 342; Eldridge (Edridge), Edw, 82; Eliz, 82; Esmead, Ric, 149*; Sam, 238; Sophia, 195; Sus, 149, 3; Mary, 82; Rach, 82;Wm, 82* 238, 342; Thos, 149*, 342*; Thos Webb, Elliott (Elliot, Ellyott),Ann, 340; Edw, 341 ; Eliz, 342;Wm, 195, 342 341*, 346; Francis, 228;Jane, 340;Jn, 258, Dymore,Jn, 357; Nic, 357 341*, 346; Mr, 342; Nic, 340*, 341*; Sar, 258 Earle (Ear'.),Ann, 30, 124, 125, 221, 276*, 293, Ellis, Ann, 152; Argentine, 152; Edw, 9; Eliz, 294; Brid, 123, 125; Chas, 187; Eleanor, 235;Jas, 152;Job, 267; Ric, 152*; Sar, 152; 122*; Eliz, 122*, 124, 187, 276, 373; Wilkins, 94 Frances, 276; Francis, 188; Giles, 122*, Ellison, A11n, 111;Jn,111;Sar,111 125*; Goodenough, 125; He11, 293, 294, Ellyott see Elliott 377;Jane, 115;Jn, 30, 187, 276*;Josepl1, Elston, Hen, 185 373; Marg, 122; Mary, 188; Ric, 187, 188, Elton,J, 213; Mary, 213 276; Sus, 122*;Tl1os, 123*, 124*, 125*, Ely,Jane, 61 ;Jn, 3; Mary, 3; Ric, 3;Wn1, 61 126,188;Wn1,115,123,125;Wn1 Benson, Emblin (Emblen, Embling), Benj, 69; Deb, 60; 294*;Wn1 Rawlinson, 122 Eliz, 69;J11, 60;Joseph, 69; Mary, 374;W111, Eastcourt set Estcourt 374 Eatall (Eatal),Jane, 74;Jn, 74* Emma (Emme), Blanch, 357;W111, 378 Eaton, Edw, 175*, 176*; Sar, 175*;Thos, 113; Emmett (Emmott), Dor, 338; Jn, 4; Marg, 4; Wni, 175 Mary, 338; Nic, 4; Phil, 338*; Rach, 338; Edey, Rev Mr, 274 Ric, 338* Edgar,Jn, 311; Mary, 31 1 Er11le (Erncle, Ernley, Er11lle, Ernly Erntc), Edgell,Ann, 145;Jas, 145; Sar, 145 Annabella, 90; Ant, 333; Constance, 220; Edgerly, Edw, 176; Prudence, 176 Edw, 141, 184*, 226, 227*, 231; Eleanor, Ed111onds (Edmond, Ed111unds),Ann, 68; Cath, 141; Eliz, 232; family, 239; Frances, 184; 323; David, 192; Edw, 323*, 325; Eliz, 73, Gertrude, 231,232;Jn, 90, 184*, 220*, 224, 155*, 325; Giles, 71; Hen, 325, 336*, 345; 227, 232*, 233; Jn Kyrle, 220;Joan, 234; Jn,71,155*;Joan,196;Jonathan,71;Marg, Marg, 333; Martha, 227*;Mary,184*, 311; 196*; Mary, 71 , 336; Ric, 196*; Rob, 325, Mic, 184*, 226, 232*; Sus, 227;Thos, 237; 408 INDEX OF PERSONS

Thos Jn, 220;Wal, 227*, 232*, 238*;Wm, Farr, Chas, 63, 64; Eliz, 63; Geo, 63; Martha, 234;Wm Jeri, 311 64; Sus, 63; Wm, 64 Escourt see Estcourt Faugoin, Alicia, 393 Essex, Earl of, 107, 171 Fawkoner, Wm, 333 Essington, Ann, 224;Jn, 224; Rob, 224*;Wn1, Felkes, Ann, 248; Edm, 248 224 Fcltham,Jn, 311 Estcourt (Eastcourt, Escourt),Agnes, 131;Ann, Fennell, Ric, 230 21, 125, 133; Beata, 54; Edm Wm, 133; Fereby (Ferrabee,Ferrebee),Jn,136;Marg, 136; Edw,131;Eliz,53,131;Geo,21,131;Giles, Mary, 7;Thos, 7 125, 131*, 133; Grace, 131;Jane,133;Jn, Ferrars (Ferrers, Ferris), Earl of, 111, 333; 54; Mary, 53; Ric, 21 , 131*;Thos, 53*, 54, Frances, 241;Jn, 25;Thos, 233* 99;Thos G, 134;Thos Grimston, 133 Ferrebcc see Fereby Evans, Eliz, 119; Esther, 119; Geo, 119; Hen, Ferrers sec Ferrars 138; Rev Dr, 190 Ferrett,Jn, 279, 282, 283 Evelyn (Evelin), Eliz, 338*, 339; Geo, 338*; Ferris see Ferrars Jn, 338, 339, 340; Mr, 102 Fettyplace (Fettiplace, Phetyplace), Edw, 90; Evered, Eliz, 395*;Jn, 395 Grace, 348;Thos, 348 Everett, Geo Hen, 303; Jeffery, 362; Joseph, Feversham, Lady, 351*; Lord, 351, 352 303*; Leonora, 362; Martha, 362; Mary, Ffry see Fry 303, 363; Mary Giffard, 362; Ric, 362,363; Fido,Jn, 148 T M, 303;Thos, 363;W1n, 297, 362 Fiennes, Cicely, 294; Eliz, 293, 294; Frances, Ewd, Chr, 337; Mary, 337 293, 294*; Mary, 294; Nat, 293, 294;Wm, Ewer, Reb, 65;Thos, 16, 65* 294 Exto11 (Extone),Ann, 104, 105; Chas, 104,105; Fiﬁeld, Edith, 55; Eleanor, 55;Wm, 54, 55* Edm, 104, 105; Eliz, 104-; Han, 104, 105; Figgins (Figgens),Jane, 5; Sus, 5;Thos, 5* Isaac, l04*;Jas, 105; Marg, 105; Mary, 104, Filkes (Filks), Abel, 367; Ann, 368*; Eliz, 368; 105; Reb, 104;Thos, 105 Jas, 367, 368*; Jas Grant, 382;Jn, 368*; Eyles, Cath, 360; Edw, 358, 360, 361; Eleanor, Mary, 368*; Sar, 368 360; Eliz, 15, 360*; Francis, 360*;Jn, 15, Finamore, Walker, 225 357, 358, 359, 360*, 365;Joseph, 360*; Finch, Frances, 171;Jas, 283 Mary, 169,357,358*,359*,360*,361,364; Finet, A11n,117;Jn,117;Lady,117 Mic, 169;Thos, 164 Fisher, Abigail, 103; Ann, 103, 388; Edw, 281; Eyre,Ann, 35, 356; Barb, 322; Cath, 356; Chas Eliz, 149; Geo Dike, 150; Geo Robert Chester, 321; Chas Nic, 321*; Chr, 305; Dyke, 149; Hen, 149;Jn, 42*, 43, 103*, Christabella, 357; Dor, 355, 356, 357; Edw, 188;Jonathan, 136; Marg, 281; Mary, 42*, 356; Eliz, 35, 230, 304, 314, 321; Francis, 43, 149; Mary Sus, 149; Price, 43; Ric, 42, 357; Giles, 355*, 356*, 357*; Grace, 325; 43, 61;Thos, 388;Wal, 42*, 43*;Wn1, 42, Harriet, 355; Hen, 232, 355*, 356, 357*; 43, 281 Honora Lettice, 232;Jane, 299, 321, 355, Fishlock, Eliz, 347; San1, 347 357;Jn, 232, 299, 321, 355*, 356*, 357*; Fitzherbert, An11, 51*; Cath, 51*, 52; Dionis Joseph, 357; Mabel, 355; Mary, 357; Miss, Rach, 50; Dor, 50, 51*; Fownes, 51*; 356; Nic, 321; Ric, 313, 322, 325; Rob, Frances, 51; Hen, 50, 51*; Hum, 51*, 52; 314, 357; Serjeant, 35; Sus, 232;Thos, 230, Jn, 51*; Mary, 50, 51; Miss, 51 304, 305, 314, 356;Wn1, 34, 35, 219, 321, Fitz-James, An11, 357; Geo, 357* 325 Fitz-Patrick, R, 343 Fitzwaryn, Lord, 172 Fabian (Fabin) , Annette, 47; Barb, 46; Eliz, 47*; Fitzwillia111, , 112 Jn, 46, 47;Joyce, 46; St John, 47*;Wm, 46 Fleet, Abr, 392; Ann, 392; Edw, 393; Mary, 393 Fairthorn,Jn, 154; Mary, 154 Fleetwood, Eliz, 349* Fanstone, Eliz, 353;Jn, 353 Fletcher, Dan, 89; Mary, 89; Sus, 65 Farewell,Jn, 327 Flewell, Ann, 361 ; Wm, 361 Farmer, Chas, 131;Wm, 189 Flood,And, 86; Hen, 86, 87;Jn, 86*, 87*, 93; INDEX OF PERSONS 409

Mary, 86*, 87* 315;Jn,137, 188* Flower, Ann, 216; Cath, 216, 359; Chr, 216; Freemantle, Cath, 263;Jn Edwards, 263 Edm, 216; Edw, 370; Eleanor, 370*; Geo, Freke, Mary, 391;Thos, 391* 242,359,360;Grace,2l6;Hen,268*,370*; French, Eliz, 207;Jane, 50, 207;J11, 207;Joa11, Jane,263,266;Jn,221,242*,263,359,371; 49;Wm, 49, 50 Mary,216, 258, 268, 370*; Peter, 216;Rob, Fricker, Roger, 374 266; Sus, 221; Thos, 243, 263, 268, 370; Fripp,Jn, 379; Margery, 379; Sam, 223* W111, 216, 258 Fritl1, Hen, 393; Martha, 393 Flowerdew, Eliz, 35; Radolphi, 35 Frome (Froome), Dor, 306*; Geo, 306; Rev Floyd, Ann, 309*; Dan, 309*; Eliz, 309*; Ric, Dr, 94;Thos, 306 309*; Sar, 309* Froud,An1brose,319;A11n, 153,319;Betty, 153; Fluce (Fluc), A1111, 91;Ja11e, 91; Mills, 91 Edw, 152*, 153*, 304; Eliz, 152, 153*;Jn, Ford (Foord), Alicia, 393, 394; Chas, 393, 394; 138, 153*; Rob, 152; Sar, 152;Thos, 152; Eliz, 249;Jas, 285, 394;J11, 33*, 285, 393*, Thos Hur11, 153 394; Marg, 67; Mary, 393*, 394*; Ric, 67, Fry (Ffry),Ann, 97;Eliz, 88*, 89, 309; Gauntlett, 285*, 394*; Sar, 285*, 393, 394; Wm, 392 335; Marg, 335; Ric, 309; Rob, 335*; Sar, Forman (Foreman), Cath, 223; Eleanor, 223*; 335; Sus, 335;Wm, 88*, 89, 97 Geo, 223*; Jn, 388*; Martha, 223; Rach, Fudge,Jane, 262;Thos, 262 223; Ric, 5; Rob, 225, 367; Sar, 223 Fuller, Ann, 312, 367*; Benj, 367; Eliz, 367*; Forrester, Eliz, 32;Wn1, 32; Wn1 Lord, 32 Jn, 312; Major General, 312 Fort, Geo, 341 Fussell, H A, 386 Forward,Jonathan, 396;W1n, 390, 396 Foster, Jas, 322, 336; Mary, 329, 336; Melior, Gaby, Ralph, 8, 9 322; Thos, 329 Gaisford (Gaishford, Gaysford), Ann, 241*, Foulkes, Rob, 271* 265*; Betty, 264, 265; Caroline, 280*; Eliz, Fowle (Fowell, Fowles), Ann, 26; Eliz, 341; F 266; Geo, 265; Jn, 241, 267, 373; Mary, W, 293; Hen, 193;Jane, 193, 233, 249;Jas, 265*; Ric, 241 ; Rob Tuck, 265; Roger, 264, 26;Jn, 232, 233, 249;Joseph, 143; Mr, 357; 265; Sar, 265, 373; Stephen, 241, 265*; Ric, 26; Rob, 211; Thos, 193; Wm, 26, Thos, 373; Tuck, 265; Wm, 265, 280, 373 232*, 233*, 341 Gale,Alice, 297;Ann, 13,14, 115*;Arch, 115; Fowler, An11, 360; Chas, 360; Jn, 199; Mark, Cath, 127; Chas, 50*; Christian, 50; Dan, 208; Sus, 208;Thos, 208 13*; Dor, 174; Edm, 114; Edm Estcourt, Fox,Ann,259;Bohun,255,259,263;Charlotte 95, 131; Edw, 13, 14*; Eliz, 4, 14, 20, 50; Eliz, 343; Chas, 343; Chas Jas, 343; Grace, 114, 115; Ha11, 84; Isaac, 20, 114, Christine Hope, 343; Eliz, 343*; Eliz Carr, 115;Jane, 14, 95;Jas, 14*;Jasper, 127;Jeffery, 343; Etienne, 343; Jn, 106;Juliana Judith, 50;Jn, 192,297,298; Martha,6, 175; Mary, 343; Rob, 259; Stephen, 343* 4, 6, 127, 298; Ric, 14; Rob, 8; Sar, 13, 95, Foyle, A11n, 320*; Edw, 320 131;Thos, 175, 297*;Tl1os Hinchn1a11, 182; Frampton, Algernon, 213; Ann, 65; Ann W111, 4*, 6, 84, 114, 115*, 174, 177 Edwards, 65; Deb, 293; Jas, 40; J11, 70; Galpine, Eliz, 388* Martha, 213; Mary, 40, 70; Mat, 13; Mic, Ga111ble,Jn, 226; Sar, 226 70;Thos, 213, 293;Wn1, 65 Ga111on, Eliz, 180;Jn, 180 Francis, Cath, 201; Chas, 201, 207; Frances, Ga11tlet see Gauntlett 2()1*; Ric, 201*;W111, 181, 201* Gape (Gapp), Abr, 390; An11, 329; Mary, 390; Francke, Abr, 338; Nat, 338 Thos, 329 Franklin (Fra11cklin, Franckly11, Franklyn, Gapper, Hen Pitts, 390;Jn, 390 Franklyne), Betty, 373; Chas, 327; Frances, Gardiner (Gardner), Brid, 154; Chr, 154; Eliz, 66; Gco, 373; Jn, 66, 223; Mary, 66; Ric, 386; female, 154;Jn, 76, 154*; Mary, 265; 195; Sar, 195, 197, 202, 223;Temperance, Thos, 154 66;Wn1, 66 Garland, Grace, 327;Jas, 33; Sar, 33;Thos, 327; Freegood, Eliz, 189;Jn, 189 Toby, 327 Freeman, Eliz, 137, 188, 31 5; Emily, 188; Giles, Garlick (Garlike),Anastacia, 94;Ann, 103, 104; 410 INDEX OF PERSONS

Beata, 103; Benj, 94; Da11, 1()3; Eliz, 75, Geo, 347;Jane, 192;Joseph, 321; Rev Mr, 98, 103, 104; Geo, 103*, 1()4*; Giles, 103; 354;Tl1os, 192, 365;Thosin, 321 Jn, 98, 103*, 104*; Jonathan, 75; Joseph, Gilbanks,Joseph, 349 104; Mary, 103*; Ric, 103*; Sus, 103;Thos, Gilbert, Eliz, 266*; Geo, 153, 265, 266*;Ja11e, 103*, 104; Wm, 103 265, 266; Jn, 164; Sar, 266*; Thos, 266*; Garrard (Garratt, Garrett),A11n, 319*, 320; Edw, Wn1, 164, 379 319*,320*,389*;J11,249*,250;Mary,249; Giles (Gyles), Eliz, 131; Grace, 131; Isaac, 105; Sus, 319 Jas,122,125;Jn,105,131*,134;Mary,105 Garth, Eliz, 367; Frances, 366; Jn, 366*, 367; Gilespy see Gillespy Reb, 366*, 368;Thos, 367 Gill, Mary, 223 Gaski11, Rev Dr, 282 Giilespy (Gilespy) , Geo, 94;J11 , 224*; Mary, 224; Gast, Betty, 30();Jn, 300 Reb, 94 Gastrell (Gastrel), Giles, 109;Jas, 19, 20; Jean, Gillmoor, Gill111ore sec Gilmore 109;Jn, 109*;Joan, 109; Mary, 19*, 20; Giilus, Ric, 43 Nic, 19*, 20; Reb, 19 Gilmore (Gillmoor, Gillmore), Agatha, 141; Gatehouse, Ann, 323; Thos, 323 Chas, 197; Edw, 141; Edye, 103; Eliz, 47*; Gatler, Frances, 128; He11, 128 Geo, 197;Jn, 212;Joseph, 47*, 197; Love, Gauntless,J11, 324; Mary, 324 47; Mary, 197; Rob, 141;Widow, 209 Gauntlett (Gantlet, Gauntlet), Cath, 335*; Eliz, Gilpin,Jas, 20 335;Jn, 334, 335*, 341; Marg, 334*, 335; Gise see Guise Roger, 111*;Sar, 111;Sus, 335;Wn1, 335* Glanville, Frances, 215; Frances Clare, 215; Gawen see Gowen Francis, 215*;Jn, 213, 214*, 215; Marg, Gay, Han, 158;Jn, 158 213;Winifred, 214, 215*;Wm, 215* Gaysford see Gaisford Glasford, Baroness, 356; Christabella, 356 Gease see Guise Gleed,Jn, 162;Joan, 162 Geast (Guest),Ann, 328; Hen, 328; Mary, 119; Glenn, Eliz, 20; Rob, 20 Thos Rob, 325;Wm, 119 Glossop, Rev Mr, 340 Geddes, Mic, 219 Glover, And, 395; Sar, 395*; Semer, 395 Geeld, Eliz, 82; Geo, 82 Godby, Crook, 94 Gegg, A11n, 203;Thos, 203 Goddard, Ambrose, 259; Ann, 30*, 203, 307; Gent, E1111na, 108;Thos, 108 Cath, 175; Edw, 1, 35, 175, 208; Eliz, 1, George, Eliz, 94 108, 109, 203; Francis, 108, 109; Hen, 3()7; Gerring,Jane, 71;Joseph, 71 Jas, 30;J11, 203*; Martha, 208; Priscilla, 35, Gerrish, Ann, 379;Thos, 264 259; Rev Mr, 204; Sar, 322;Thos, 30*, 31 , Ghey,Ann, 145; Betty, 145; Eleanor, 145*;Jn, 35, 140, 203, 208, 304, 322;Vincent, 203; 145*; Joseph, 145*; Martha, 145; Mary, W111, 31,135, 203* 145*; Sa111, 145* Godin, Rob, 27 Gibbes see Gibbs Godman,Alice, 167;Josepl1, 167 Gibbons, Frances, 196; Geo, 37;Jane, 37;Wn1, Godwin (Godwyn), Abigail, 104, 272; A11n, 196* 104, 257*, 276; Edith, 116; Edw, 171; Eliz, Gibbs (Gibbes), Brid, 373; Dan, 64; Dulcibella, 94,116, 272*, 276; Frances, 1 16;Jacob, 1 16; 320; Edith, 373; Eliz Ruddle,226*; Frances, Jas, 115;Jeren1iah, 275, 276*;Jere111y, 1 16; 214; Frances Clare, 215; Geo, 194, 359; Jn, 108, 116*, 257*, 282;J11 Earl, 276; J11 Han, 373*; Hen, 214;Jas, 226, 232, 373; Hunt, 276;Joseph, 257; Marg, 115; Mary, Jn, 373, 377; Joseph, 320; Mary, 66, 226, 108, 116, 171,272; Moses, 104; Mr, 312; 359, 373*;San1, 373*;Wm, 66,267 Nat, 104*; Priscilla, 276; Reb, 272; Rob, Gibson,Jas, 219; Rev Mr, 356 104;Sar,108*, 116, 159;Tl1os, 27, 94,159, Giddings, Eliz, 235; Jacob, 235, 250;Jas, 236; 272*; Unity, 275; Wm, 115 Jn, 236*; Josiah, 236; Martha, 236; Mary, Gold, Edw Thornton, 119 236; Rob, 236; Sar, 235, 236*; Solo111o11, Golding (Goldin), Grace, 84;Jn, 275; Penelope, 236 275;Wm, 84 Giffard (Gifford, Gifforde), Francis, 192, 193; Gold11ey, Gabriel, 8*, 9; Hen, 8; Sar, 8 INDEX OF PERSONS 411

Goldsborough, Nath, 395* Rob, 215; Sus, 313;Thos, 319*;Wm, 66, Goldsmith, Hen, 211; Mary, 211 313*, 318 Goldwyer, Edw, 310; Eliz, 201, 310; Geo, 201, Greenfield, Brid, 260; Mary, 204*;Wn1, 204* 310; Hen, 309, 310*;Jane, 310*;Jn, 202, Greenhalfe,J11, 170 309, 31(); Mary, 201, 309, 310; Prudence, Greenland, Frances, 224 310;Thos, 31();Wn1, 309*, 310* Greenville see Grenville Good, Eliz, 189;Jn, 189 Greenway, A11n, 215; Rob, 94; Sar, 41 Goodbee, Martha, 310;Thos, 310 Greenwood, Rev Mr, 213;T, 225;Thos, 216 Goodenough,Joseph, 196; Marg, 196 Gregory, Ann, 73;Jane, 73;Jn, 230; Mary, 73*, Goodfellow, Eliz, 311; Mat, 311 230; Sar, 73*;Wm, 73* Goodn1an,A11n, 69; Eleanor, 176; Geo, 69; Levi, Grenville (Greenville, Grevill, Greville), A1111, 176; Mary, 69*, 176; Mr, 357;Thos, 176 231;E1iz, 306; Francis, 231, 306; Fulk, 129, Goodridge, Ric, 312 306; Henrietta, 129;Jn, 307 Gordon (Gording),J11, 366; Rob, 136, 138 Gresley, Eliz, 196; Mary, 196;Wn1, 196*; Wm Gore, Alice, 53; A1111, 47, 54, 324; Chas, 47*, Nigel, 196 48*, 49*; Edw, 47, 49, 54; Eliz, 47, 48, 49, Grevill, Greville see Grenville 314, 324; Henrietta, 324; Jn, 302*, 303, Grey see Gray 314, 324*; Lucy, 302*, 303; Lucy Salladin, Griffin (Griffing), Benj, 19; Grace, 131; 302; Lydia, 47, 48*, 49*; Mary, 36, 47, 48*, Jonathan, 131;Mary,42; Rose, 19; Sus, 42; 302;Thos, 36, 48*, 49*, 53;Wal, 48;Wm, Wm, 42 39, 275 Griffiths (Griflith),Joseph, 338; Rev Mr, 387; Gorges, Edw, 347; Ferdinando, 134*; Lord, 347; Ric, 366 Mary, 134; Ric, 134;Theobald, 134 Grinfield,Wm, 6, 197 Gorton, Edw, 76; Hen, 59;Jn, 59; Sar, 59 Grinnel.l,Alice, 82;Jas, 64-;Jn, 64*, 70, 82; Marg, Gough, Alice Wyche, 322; Arthur, 18; Cath, 70; Mary, 64*; Sar, 64;Thos, 64 305, 314*; Jane, 18; Jn, 18, 305*, 314*; Grist, Esther, 164*; Esther Hilliar,164;Jas, 164*; Mary, 17, 18; Nat, 17*; Ric, 322; Ric Jn, Sophia, 164 321 Groome (Groom), Hen, 221;Jas, 99; Reb, 221; Gould, Deb, 208 Sar, 128 Goulding, Ric, 66*;Wm, 66 Grossett,J R, 15; Mary Spencer, 15 Gouldney, Alice, 6; Hen, 6 Grove,Ann, 391*;Ann Eliz, 391 ; Caroline, 391; Gover, Chas, 396*; Eliz, 396;J11, 396; Sus, 396 Chafin, 391*; Chas, 348, 391*; Eliz, 391; Gowe11 (Gawen, Gowin), Ann, 254; Hen, 254; Hen, 391; Hugh, 391;Jane, 391;Jn, 391*; Jeffery, 374;Jn, 373; Sar, 373; Simon, 101 Mary,391*;Thos, 391;Thos Hen,391;Wn1, Gowland,Janet, 270;Thos, 270 391;Wm Chafin, 391 Grady, Mary Theresa, 343; Standish, 343 Grubbe (Grubb) , family, 241 ; Frances, 240, 242; Graham (Grahn1e),Geo, 109;Jas, 109,299 Jn, 355; Marg, 240; Mr, 216; Reb, 240; Sus, Grant, A1111, 285; Edn1, 284; Fanny, 379; Ha11, 242;T Hunt, 240;Tho111azi11, 240, 242, 243; 379; Jn, 284; Marg, 284; Mary, 285; Mr, Thos, 242*; Thos Hunt, 242; W H, 250; 191,250;Ric,284,285;Sar,285;Wn1, 285, Wal, 240, 243; Wn1, 243 379* Guest see Geast Gray (Grey),Ann, 198; Eliz, 153, 242, 348;Jn, Guise (Gease, Gise), Ann, 110; Chr, 110; 153, 242; Marg, 157;Thos, 157, 198;W111, Eleanor, 111;Wn1, 111, 112 348, 392 Gully, Mr, 250 Grayle,An1y, 137; Hen, 96*, 100; Mary, 96; Reb, Gu111, Rev Mr, 340 96;Thos, 137 Gumley, Governor, 358; Mary, 358 Green (Greene), Ann, 85, 210; Captain, 390; Gunning, Hester, 273 Dor, 313; Eliz, 39, 215; Geo, 136; Henrietta, Guppey, Marg, 262*; Reb, 262; Ric, 262* 127;Jane,210*;Jas,127, 313;Jn, 85,119; Gurnell, Mary, 366;Thos, 366 Jn Hartley, 136; Joseph, 85; Marg, 127; Gyles see Giles Mary, 313, 318, 390; Maurice, 313; Nic, 39, 146*; Rach, 146; Reb, 39; Ric, 210*; Habgood,Jn, 94 412 INDEX OF PERSONS

Hackwell, Ann, 109;Thos, 109 Ursula, 167;Wm, 95,139, 219, 281, 390, Hadden (Haddon), Amy, 133; Mic, 134 394, 395* Haggard, Ann, 171; Eliz, 171;Jn, 61, 171*; Hardwick, Betty, 52*; Harriet, 52;Jas, 52* Marg, 61 Hardyn1an,Jane, 367 Haines, Alice, 89; Eliz, 73; Francis, 168;Jas, 73; Harewell, Chas, 124; Eliz, 124; Geo, 124*; Sus, J11, 73; Marg, 168; Mic, 73 124 Halcon1b (Halcombc), Cath, 200;Jn, 199; Sus, Harewood, Lord, 142 199 Harford, Chas, 51; Eliz, 51;J11, 51 Hale (Hales), Ann, 217, 351; Brid, 224; Cath, Harington, Eliz, 25; Ric, 25 323; Dan, 305*, 323; Dor, 328; Edw, 103, Harper, Honour, 293;Jn, 88; Patience, 285; 305;Eliz, 103; Han, 374*;J11, 374*; Martha, Rob, 88;Wn1, 285 1()3; Mary, 374; Mr, 273; Ralph, 225; Ric Harris, Abigail, 56; Abr, 308; Ann, 283; Chandler, 328; Sam, 374; Stephen, 217; Constance, 22; Eliz, 69; Hester, 265;Jane, Thos, 351 32, 56*, 67;Jas, 365, 366;Jn, 53, 56*, 265; Hall (Halle), A1111, 178*; Ant, 217; Christian, Martha, 84; Mary, 32, 366; Peter, 81; Ric, 217, 224; Deb, 55; Edw, 55; Eliz, 172, 224; 69; Rob, 292;Thos, 32*, 56, 84; W111, 22, Jane, 45, 207;Jas,2;Jn,77,178*,207;Mary, 32*, 67 77, 172; Mat, 224; Rob, 172*, 173, 178; Harriso11,Jn, 29; Martha, 29; Peter, 341 ; Wm, Sar, 172; Stephen, 224;Thos, 45, 178;W1n, 29 94, 122 Harry, Geo, 374;Jn, 374; Mary, 374; Sar, 374 Hallett,W111, 25 Hart, Cath, 25; Eliz, 27;Jn, 25; Ric, 27; Sus, 27 Halliday (Hallidaye, Hallilay),Ann, 235;Jn, 26; Hartford, Dan, 123 Ric, 235; Sar, 235; Sus, 26 Hartshorne, Chas, 347 Hallifax, Mary, 218; Sar, 218;Thos, 218, 219 Harvest,Jn, 246*; Sar, 246 Hallilay sec Halliday Harvey (Harvy, Hervey), Geo, 110; Han, 161; Halsey, Ric, 315 Jn, 94, 99, 161; Mary, 161, 312; Ric, 161 Hambidge, Eliz, 55; Rob, 55 Haskens see Haskins Hamwood, Francis, 325 Haskett, Ann, 326; Mary, 317;Thos, 317 Hancock (Hancocke, Handcock), Ann, 26; Haskins (Haskens),Jn, 224, 266*; Priscilla, 224 Edw, 27; Eliz, 95*, 384; Geo, 270; H, 98; Hastings, Geo, 5; Hen, 5; Seimour, 5 Hester, 27;Ja11e, 27;Jas, 27;Jn, 26*, 27, Hatcher, Martha, 82; Rob, 82 204;Joseph, 95; Mary, 26, 98; Mary Ann, Hatherell,Jas, 128 27*; Millicent, 26; Nat, 26;Thos, 27, 95; Hatt,Marg,80;Sar,80;Thos,80*;Thos Pinhell, Thos Merriman, 202; Wm, 27 80 Handy, Eliz, 117*; Jn, 116, 117*; Marg, 117; Hatton,Thos, 207 Mary,117*;MaryAnn,117;Sar,116;Thos, Hawes (Hawers), An11, 134; Ja11e, 325; Jn 1 17* Herman, 57; Sam, 325* Hanhan1,Ann, 395; Ric, 395; Rose, 395 Hawker, Thos, 324 Hankes (Hanks), A1111, 105; Hen, 105;J11, 98, Hawkes, Ha11, 20() 105; Mary, 98, 168; Mic, 168; Rach, 105* Hawkins,Alice, 5, 6;A11n, 198, 199; Edw, 173; Hanley, Chr, 132;Ja11e, 132, 133; Mr, 133 Eliz, 7, 143, 173, 199; Geo, 23;Janc, 176; Hanson, Eliz, 120; Rob, 120;Thos, 379 Jn, 146, 173, 198, 199*; Mary, 176. 179, Harbey, Paul, 276 199; Peter, 199*; Rob, 5,143, 176*;Thos, Hardcastle,J11, 390 5, 173, 179 Hardey, R, 197 Hay, Constance, 220; Grace, 198;Jn, 198; Rev Hardham, Cath, 88; H Nic, 88; Nic, 88, 89 Mr, 264, 272;Thos, 220 Harding, Ann, 167, 275, 281; Betty, 275, 395; Hayes (Hays), Eliz, 125*, 251; He11, 125;Jn, Cath, 182*, 390*; Eliz, 139; Hen, 275; 125*, 250, 251; Mary, 250, 251;W111, 125 Honora, 182;Jas,390*;Jn, 85, 167*, 177*, Hayter (Haytor), Dor,194,312;Eliz, 318,319; 201;Joan, 125; Lydia, 394, 395; Mary, 85, Geo, 219; Harriet, 319; Hen, 194, 338;Jas, 167, 177, 201, 390; Mic, 395*; Ric, 125, 318*;Jn, 318, 338, 379;Joanna, 318, 319; 182; Rob, 167; Ruth, 177;Thos, 85*, 167; Letitia, 344; Martha, 344; S, 209; Sar, 318; INDEX OF PERSONS 413

Sophia, 319;Thos, 194,319, 379;Wal, 338; Joseph, 230; Mary, 230; Sam, 230;Tl1os, Wm, 318, 319, 344* 255, 270;Wn1, 28, 393 Hayward,Alice, 249;Ann, 239; Eliz, 221*, 370; Hide,_loanna, 189; Stephen, 189 Eliz Sus, 238;Jane, 239;Jenny, 239;Jn, 239; Hieron,Wm, 50 Laur, 373; Mary, 239, 285, 289, 332, 370*; Hiett,Joseph, 75; Mary, 75; Ric, 75; Rob, 75*; Mrs, 221; Phil, 239*; Ric, 194, 239; Rob, Sar, 75 249, 332, 370*; Sar, 194, 238, 249, 373; Higbed,Thos, 291 Sus, 238*;Thos, 289, 370;Wm, 221, 238*, Higginson, An11, 302;Wn1, 227 239*, 332 Highett, Mary Artiax, 154; Phil, 154; Sar, 154 Hazeland, Ann, 195; Stephen, 195;Wn1, 195* Hill,And, 249; Eliz, 301, 304, 319, 349; Francis, Head, Ann, 75, 160*, 290*; Cath, 290; Edw, 301, 306; Han, 180; Hen, 31; Jane, 337, 160; Eliz, 160; Giles, 75*; He11, 290*;Jane, 393;Jn, 306, 337, 387;Jonathan, 319;Marg, 160;Jn, 74, 160;Tl1os, 75 349*; Marshall, 301; Mary, 201, 319; Mat, Heale (Heals), Ann, 223; Edm, 223; Jn, 150; 349; May, 380; Melior, 393; Osmond, 393*; Mary, 223*; Ralph, 223*; Sar, 150; Slater, Ric, 349*; Rowland, 349;Thos, 142, 180, 223 350, 351, 380;Wn1, 94 Hearst, Caroline, 300; Edw, 300; Sar, 300;Wm, Hiller sec Hillier 300 Hillet, Ric, 365 Heath,And,108;Ann,108,217,310;Edm,310; Hilliar see Hillier Eliz, 217; En1.ma, 77*;Jn, 3, 77*;Jn Gould, Hilliard,Jn, 181 3; Mary, 217; Rob, 321*;Thos, 217* Hillier (Hiller, Hilliar), Alice, 195; Ann, 190; Heatheote, Geo, 357, 359*, 360;Josiah Eyles, Bertie, 374; Brid, 374; Eliz, 62, 163; Esther, 357; Mary, 357, 359*, 360 119;Geo,119;lsaac, 279, 282;Jn, 62; Maria Hebbard, Han, 337;Wm, 337 Teresa, 279; Mary, 374; Maurice, 195; Ric, Hedges (Hedge), Ann, 73; Chas, 73; Eleanor, 374; Sam, 119;Thos, 162 16, 49; Eliz, 49*; Hen, 218;Jn, 62*; Marg, Hillman, Godfrey, 320; Hen, 43*; Martha, 320*; 218; Mary, 73;Thos, 49;Widow, 209;Wm, Nancy, 43; Rawlins, 320; Rob, 140, 141; 16, 49 Win, 320;Wm Hen, 320* Heighway, Ric, 204 Hindley, Eliz, 191 Hellier, Rob, 18 Hinil, Geoffrey, 114 Hellister,Jn, 224; Penelope, 224 Hinton,Jn, 94* Helme, Arthur, 325; Marg, 325 Hippisley (Hippesley, Hippisly), Dor, 24;Jane, Heming,Ann, 75; Cath, 76, 77*; Dan, 75; Eliz, 24;Jas, 264;Jas Matravers, 264;Jn Wm, 302; 77; Isaac, 76, 77*; Sar, 76 Lucy, 302, 303; Lucy Ellen, 302; Mary, 264, Henchman, Francis, 202 302*, 303; Rob, 24*, 302, 303 Henshaw, Alex, 390 Hiren, Bart, 99 Herbert, G, 107; Hen, 94 Hiscock, Eliz, 228 Herne,A11n, 329; Arthur, 202; Barb, 364; Dan, Hitchcock, Eliz, 331;Hen, 20;Ja11e, 2();Jas, 210; 328*;J11, 329, 364; Mary, 328;Thos, 328* Jn, 20; Mary, 210, 354; Roger, 212; Sar, Herring, Dan, 169; Edith, 169; Eliz, 167;Jn, 331;Tarrah, 212;Wn1, 212*, 331*, 354* 157*; Martha, 167; Mary, 169;Thos, 167; Hitchings, Giles, 55*; Hester, 55;Joyce, 55 W111, 167 Hitchman, Eliz, 74;Jane, 83;J11, 73; Mary, 73; Herrys, Rob, 292 Thos, 74, 83* Hertford, Earl of, 5, 172 Hoare, Hen, 38 Hervey see Harvey Hobart, Nic, 314;Wn1, 314 Hetley, He11, 335 Hobbes, Edm, 96 Hewer,Ann, 170; Francis, 170;Jeren1iah, 135; Hobhouse, Benj, 275, 279, 282; Charlotte, 279 Mary, 170 Hodges, Ann, 53; Eliz, 53, 56, 57, 133;Jas, 53; Hewett (Hewet, Huet), Eliz, 144; Hum, 80; Mary, 53*; Sam, 53;Thos, 53*, 56; Wm, Sar, 245;Thos, 376;Widow, 8CI;Wm, 80 53* Hicks (Hickes),Ann, 28; Hen, 230;Jane, 255*; Hodgson, Mary, 313; Ric Jn, 213 Jeffery, 255; Jn, 255, 269; Jn Lewis, 269; Holborrow (Holborow), Dan, 50*;Joseph, 51; 414 INDEX OF PERSONS

Martha, 51; Mary, 50*, 54; Rob, 54 Howgate,Joseph, 263 Holder (Houlder),An11,171;Eliz, 385;Jn,171; Howse, Edm, 66; Frances, 66 Sar, 171;Thos, 171,275;W111,385 Howson, Hen, 210; Sar, 210 Holdsworth, Eleanor, 362; Winch, 362 Hoyle, Chas, 357; Rev Dr, 21 1 Holford, Ric, 209; Rob, 119; Sam, 209; Sus, Hudson, Ann, 269 209 Huet sec Hewett Holland, Chr, 6; Dor, 1, 2; Eliz, 6;J11, 1, 2*, 6; Hughes, Alex, 84; Ann, 59, 215; Eliz, 59, 84, Joseph, 2; Lord, 214,216, 345; Mildred, 5, 229, 362*; Ferdinando, 229*;Jane, 59, 84; 6; Roger, 1, 5; Sus Frances, 289;Thos, 289 Jn, 84, 215, 296; Marg, 59; Mary, 229; Sar, Hollcsnewman, Eleanor, 364; Francis, 364 97, 362; Solo111on, 362*; Sus, 84;Tl1os, 59; Holli11gworth,J11, 109; Sar, 1()9 Win, 59*, 362 Holloway (Hollway, Holwey), Eliz Sus, 238; Huisl1, -, 143 Jane, 387*;Jere111iah, 387*; Ric, 238, 387; Hulbert, Ann, 10, 26; Brid, 26; Eliz, 26*; Thos, 137 Gifford,34;Jas,25*,26,30;Jn,25,27;Mary, Holman, He11, 213 26, 34*; Rob, 25, 367; Sar, 27; Sus, 26;Thos, Holmes (Homes), A1111, 4;Tl1os, 4 25, 26*, 102*; Wm, 10 Holwey see Holloway Hull, Rach, 392; Sus, 139;Wm, 392 Homes see Holmes Hume, Henrietta Frances, 45;J J, 45;JasJn, 44, Homeward, Eliz, 198 45*; Louisa, 45; Lydia, 45; Nat, 13*, 219; Honeybone, A1111, 171; Ric, 171; Thos, 171; Ric Jas, 13,45 Wm, 171 Humphreys (Humphries, Humphris, Hook, Abr, 40; Ann, 40 Humphryes, Humphrys), Ambrose, 61; Hooper, Ann, 182; Cath, 305; Dan, 222; Eliz, Ann,10,21,59,374;David,348;Ebenezer, 152,374; Francis, 146; Geo,75;Jn, 75, 152, 374; Eliz, 59, 85; F Richmond, 358; 153; Mary, 75; Ralph, 153; Ric, 182, 183; Frances, 295; Geo, 63,161;Grace, 63; Hen, Rob,182,183;Thos,22, 44;Wm,183, 374; 85;Jane,161;Jas,374;Mary,161,358;Mat, Wm Wilkins, 377 8, 10*; Ric, 21, 59,130,155;T R, 358; Hoore,Wn1, 387 Thos, 295 Hope, Edw, 367*; Frances, 358;Marg, 367; Ric, Hungerford, Ann, 268; Ant, 16, 36, 311, 345, 358 354; Cicely, 345;Diana, 16;Edm, 188; Edw, Hopkins,Ann, 35,128;Edw,35;Jn,128;Joanna, 26; Eliz, 188, 217, 380; Eliz, 217; Frances, 128; Mary, 88; Rob, 387 12,36; Geo, 12*, 217; Giles, 380;Lady, 26*, Hopton, Cicely, 100; Owen, 100 117; Mary, 217, 311, 354; Sus, 227; Wal, Horllock, Isaac Williani Webb, 38 13,225, 227, 268 Hornage, Rev Dr, 119 Hunt,Ann,244;An11a Maria,244*;Cary,301*; Hornblow, Sam, 78*; Sar, 78*;W111, 78 Cath, 251; Chas, 170*; Eliz, 301, 329; Hor11e,A11n, 298;Jas, 298; Mary, 134; Rob, 297 Grace, 244*; Hen, 329; Jas, 170, 301;Jn, Hort, A11t, 364;J11, 224* 251; Marg, 197*, 243, 244*; Mary, 79*, Hougl1to11 (Horto11),A11n, 259,326; Chas, 32, 170, 244, 329*; Ric, 107; Sus, 244;Tl1os, 33; Edw, 273; Francis, 259; Geo, 32, 326; 79*, 170, 197, 199, 244*, 275, 329;Wal J11, 31, 32*, 33; Marg, 273; Mary, 31, 32, Grubbe, 244*;Wn1, 139, 170, 243, 244* 33 Hunter,J11, 23; Sus, 74 Houldcr set’ Holder Huntingdon, Earl of, 5 Houlton, Ann, 40*; Eliz, 40, 143*; J11, 40*, Huntley, Eliz, 349; Fownes Fitzherbert, 51 ;Jn, 252*, 253*;Josepl1, 39, 40*; Mary, 39, 40*, 349; Mary, 51, 372;Thos, 372 252*, 253; Nat, 39; Rob, 40*, 143 Husey set’ Hussey How, Chas, 333; Leonora Maria, 333 Husks, Cath, 85; Ric, 85 Howard, Eliz Jane, 110; Marg, 151;Thos, 110, Hussey (Husey) , Geo, 252*;Jas, 334; Mary, 252 122;Wn1, 192 Hutchens (H utchins),Ann, 299; Eliz, 298*;Jas, Howell, Chas, 170; Eliz, 170;Jas, 170*; Laur, 298;Jn, 299; Mary, 298; Ric, 298*; Roger, 271, 272; Sar, 170* 298;Thos, 214;Wm, 214* Hower, Alice, 303; Geo, 303*;Jn, 303 Hutchinson, Mary, 15; Sar, 15;Wn1, 15 INDEX OF PERSONS 415

Hyde, Ann, 189, 205; Eliz, 198; Francis, 198; Jeffers, Ann, 227; Eliz, 227;J11, 228; Rob, 227, Gabriel, 155; Han, 155, 158;Joanna, 205, 228;Wm, 228 356; Laur, 219; Marg, 205; Mary, 155, 198; Jeffries (Jefferyes,Jefferys), Ann, 227; Hester, Nic, 198; Ric, 155; Rob, 156, 158, 159, 146;_In, 199; Rob, 227;Thos, 146 198, 364; Sar, 155, 156; Stephen, 189, 205; Jenar,Jn, 126 Thos, 219;Wm, 337 Jencks, Francis, 353; Marg, 353; Ric, 353 Hynes, Helen, 270;Jn, 270 Jenkins (Jenkyns), Ann, 126, 260, 261; Anna Maria, 261; Barb, 190*; Chas, 126; Iddols, Ann, 98;Jn, 98;Thos, 98 Jeremiah, 126; Mary, 260; Ric, 260*, 261, Ilchester, Earl of, 343, 344*; Lord, 343 387;Wn1, 53, 190 lles (Isles), Hen, l68;Janc, 283;Jn, 155*; Marg, Jcnner,Ann,77, 180; David, 219;Dccimus,180; 384; Mary, 69,155, 384; Sar, 155; Stephen, Edw, 180; Eliz, 77*, 92; Hen, 180;J, 124; 283;Thos, 69 Jn, 77*, 92; Nat, 91, 92; Rob, 91, 92, 93, Ilott, Ann, 71; Phil, 71 100; Sar, 77; Stephen, 180 Imber, Eliz, 364; Mrs, 363 Jennings; Deb, 293; Frances, 6; Hen, 390;Jn, 6, lnglish, Sar, 309 293;Joscph, 310; Mary, 6; Mr, 6 Innes, Ann, 361 ; Chas, 361 ; Edw, 360; Rev Mr, Jennior , Rob, 92;Jesse; Sar, 393 148 Jervis, Jervoise see Jarvis Isherwood, Anna Maria, 212; Hen, 212* Jesser, Eliz, 387; Mary, 387;Wm, 387 Isles see lles Jessop, Eliz, 70*; Wal, 70* Itchener, Sar, 24;Wm, 24 Jewks, Winiﬁed, 26 Ivy (lvie, Ivye),Ann, 117*; Cath, 117*;Eleanor, Jocham, Ric, 70 190; Elias, 189; Eliz, 117; Geo, 117*, 118; Johnson, Edw, 311;Eliz, 71, 217, 311;Geo,18; Jane, 1l7;Jn, 117; Lydia, 117, 118; Marg, Hen, 366;Jane,381;Jas,18*;Jn, 135; Mary, 117*; Mary, 117; Mr, 380; Olive, 117*; 110; Sus, 381;Thos, 217;Wm,110 Oliver, 117;Thos, 101, 117*;Wm, 99 Johnston, Francis, 66; Jane, 66*; Jn, 66; Mary Iwnton, Ann, 379; Ric, 379 An11, 66 Jones, Ann, 34*, 50, 128, 155, 293*; Catl1 Dor, Jackson (Jacksones,Jackson) ;Jas, 94; Millington 51; Chas, 85; Dan, 34, 255, 281, 282*; Massey, 383; Rev Mr, 209;Thos, 62, 157; Eleanor, 141;Elijah,293;Eliz,4,5l*, 141*, Wm, 208 281; Francis, 188, 293*; Grace, 34; Han, Jacob,Alice,11;Ann,118,201*;Eliz,11, 187; 128; Hen, 59; Hester, 263; Howell, 282; Hen, 187;Jn, 11,67, 118, 142;Joan, 67; Jas,155;Jn,34*,51*,67,68,155,263,281*, Mary, 142; Rach, 92; Rob, 92, 201;Sibclla, 293; Martha, 155; Mary, 34*, 59, 68, 155, 11;Thos, 11, 92, 118;Wm, 67 214, 370; Mary Eleonora, 141; Millicent, Jacobson, Frances, 92; Phil, 92 293;Morgan,356*;Mr,52; Ric, 141,214; James,Ann, 49*, 54; Dor, 55; Giles, 2, 54; Mary, Sam, 141;Sar,34*,50,370;Thos,34*,370; 2, 54*; Simon, 118;Wm, 49*;Woodeland, Wm, 50,91, 94,141*,155, 283, 293, 395 54 Jordan,Abig-ail, 144;Jane, 228;Jn, 76;Wm, 144, Jaques, Geo, 237 228 Jarvis (Jarvice,Jervis,Jervoise) , Ann, 335*; Eliz, Joye, Chr, 157;Joan11a, 157 193*; G P, 349; Gco, 270; Harriet, 78, 193; Jukes, Edw, 394;Jas, 394; Rach, 394 Joseph, 78; Mary, 78; Maurice, 270; Philippa, 254; Reb, 28*; Ric, 335*; Simon, Kallwey, Mary, 33();Wn1, 330 193; Sophia, 193;Thos, 335;Wm, 28* Kates see Keats Javery, Alice, 208; Ant, 208 Kaynes ,An11, 116;J11, 116; Mary, 116*;Thos, Jay (Jcay,Jeaye),Ann, 330;Edith,307; Gertrude, 1 16 186; Ric, 155;Tho, 330*;Thos, 186;Wm, Keats (Kates, Keatt), Edw, 142; Eliz, 60; Geo, 307 60; Gilbert, 140; Mary, 60 Jeanes,Jane, 22;Jas, 22 Kebby, A11n, 374*; Ric, 374 Jeay, Jeaye see Jay Keble,Alan, 85; Eliz, 85 Jeeves,Ann, 158; Ric, 158; Sus, 158;Wm, 158 Keene, Mary, 289;Wm, 289 416 INDEX OF PERSONS

Keetch, Betty, 237; Mary, 237;Wm, 236, 237 Knight,Ann, 317; Ric, 317 Kcllow, Chas, 303; Kemble, Chas, 183; Francis, Knisbct, —, 92 183;Mary,158,183 Knott,Jas, 19; Reb, 19 Ken1n1, Eliz, 22 Knyvett, Hen, 110 Kempster (Kempester), Ann, 160*, 161; Eliz, 161*;Jn,160,161*;Sar,165;Thos, 160 Lacy; Cath, 30; Mr, 250;Wm, 30, 31 Ken, Alex, 213 Ladd, A11n, 227;Thos, 227 Kenby,Joan, 81; Ric, 81;San1, 81 Lake, Gilbert, 1;Wn1, 1* Kendall, Christian, 224; Mary, 106; Ric, 106 Lamb (Lan1,Lambe),An1brose,353;A11n,353*; Kent, Benj, 163*; Cath, 139; Chas, 170; Jane, 330;Jn, 330,387 Christian, 241*; Cicely, 139; Eliz, 163*; Lambert, Edw, 13; Eleanor, 22();Thos, 220 Hen, 241*, 243*;Jn, 139, 170, 293;Joan, Lampard, Joseph, 193; Levi, 193; Mary, 193; 139;Joanna,241;Marg, 139;Mrs, 365; Sam, Sar, 193 139;Wm, 139, 163 Lamplugh,Ann, 331;Archbishop, 331;W111, 331 Kenton, Francis, 302, 303; Henrietta, 303 Lander, Betty, 393; Eliz, 392;Jn, 392; Martha, Kersill, Alice, 67; Mary, 67; Ric, 67;Wm, 67 392; Mic, 392; Sam, 393*; Sar, 392; Wm, Ketelbaeus, Francis, 349 392 Kett, Hen, 128 Lane, Mary, 190;Thos, 190 Key,Judith, 329; Roger, 329 Langford, Mary, 146; Mrs, 146 Keymes, Chas, 100; Rev Mr, 364 Langham, Eliz, 141;Wm, 141 Kibble (Kibbell),Jn, 84; Marg, 85; Ric, 85 Langley, Ann, 384; Isabel, 334; Jn, 334, 384, Kibblewhite, Eliz, 83*;Jn, 83 ;Joanna, 83; Mary, 386; Mary, 149; Rob, 149; Sus, 149;Wm, 83; Sus, 83;Thos, 83* 384* Killing,Jas, 374 Langton,Ann, 31;Eliz, 108;Jn, 108;Joseph, 31 Kilmister, Eliz, 62; Hen, 62;Jn, 62 Lanham, Eliz, 260;Joseph, 260; Mary Agatha, Kimber, Eliz, 189, 200;Joan, 189; Nic, 189*, 260 200; Sam, 189;Timothy, 200 Lansdowne (Lansdown), Lord, 14; Marquess, Kinaston, Mary, 120; Sam, 120 217, 225 King (Kinge), -, 285; Alfred, 8; A11n, 78, 99, Lansley, Jonas, 298; Sar, 298*;W1n, 298 319*, 320; Bart, 99; Benj, 319, 320; Cath, Large, Ann, 68; Benj, 66; Han, 161; Jn, 161; 208; Edm, 89; Edw, 208*; Eliz, 208, 320; Joseph, 68; Mary, 161; Sus, 66 Hester, 24;Jas, 208;Jn, 2()8*, 307; Martha, Larkham, Eliz, 393*;Jn, 393; Nic, 393 89, 208*; Mary, 97, 208*; Mr, 285; Nic, Lascelles, Eliz, 142 208; Priscilla, 208; Rach, 208; Ric, 159, Latcham, Eliz, 47, 130;Wn1, 47, 130* 208*; Rob, 24*; Thos, 208; W111, 78, 94, Lathom, Eliz, 383; Joanna, 383; Mary, 383*; 285*, 386 Paul, 383* Kingham, Cicely, 134 Latimer (Latymer), Bishop, 46; Eliz, 1()7; Nevill, Kingstone, Cath, 178*; Eliz, 178;Thos, 178* 107; Rob, 40 Kington, A11n, 28;Janc, 262;Jn, 28*; Mary, 28; Lavingto11,An11, 234; Brid, 194, 234;Jane, 234; Thos, 262 Thos, 194, 234* Kinneir (Kinner), Amy, 84; Ann, 89, 9(); Chr, Lawe (Lawcs), Edw, 292; Hen, 94;Joanna, 88; 84; Eliz, 84*;Jane, 84;J11, 84*;Joseph, 90; Reb, 88;Thos, 292;Wn1, 88 Mary, 89; Ric, 89, 90*, 94; Sar, 90; Sus, Lawrence (Lawrance) ,Ann, 68; Barb, 107; Betty, 90*;Wal, 89 69; Cyprus, 70; Eliz, 68; Geo, 135; Han, Kinninmond, Ann, 233; Hen, 233 70;Jn, 68*, 69;Jonas, 121; Langley, 70; Kinto11, Peter, 127 Martha, 68,121;Mary,69,107,121;Rob, Kirkman, A11n, 334;Jn, 334; Mary, 334* 68 Kirmar, Edw, 302; Reb, 302 Layland, Ann, 194; Eleanor, 194; Eliz, 194;Jn, Knackstone (Knackston), *, 209; Ann, 142; 194 Jonathan, 142; Sar, 142; Stephen, 142 Le Breton, Francis, 325 Knapp (Knap), Edw, 83; Eliz, 83; Ric, 83;Wm, Lea (Lee, Leigh, Ley), Alice, 164*, 165; Ann, 121 247*, 376; David, 280; Dionysia, 376; INDEX OF PERSONS 417

Eleanor, 247; Eliz, 164*, 376; Frances 201*;Jonathan, 201; Mary, 200, 201*; Sar, Henrietta, 308; Francis, 230; Geo, 164*; 201;T, 201;Thos, 201;\X/, 201;Wm, 201 Han, 164*, 165; Hen, 247, 376*; Hester, Litcott, Ann, 289;Jn, 289 376;Jane,376;Jas,376*;Jn,154*,155,163, Litle see Little 165, 230, 280*; Laetitia, 308; Marg, 376; Litten, Alice, 77; Eliz, 78; Jas, 79*;Jn, 78, 79; Martha, 155, 376; Mary, 154, 155, 164, Mary, 78, 79; Rob, 77, 78*;Thos, 78*;Wn1, 376*; Phoebe, 376; Sus, 280*;Thos, 107, 78 164;Wn1, 163, 164*, 165*, 280, 376 Little (Litle),Aaron, 29; Archibald, 4; Eliz, 145; Leche (Leetch), Hester, 19; Rose, 19;Wn1, 19, Jas, 29;Jn, 145;Joanna, 29; Marg, 29; Mary, 93 4; Mary A1111, 145; Ric, 145 Lcc see Lea Lloyd, Benj, 174; Ha11, 174; Mary, 174 Leer see Leir Lock (Locke), Edw, 71; Jn, 366; Mary, 366; Lees, A1111, 175;Joscph, 175 Wadham, 228, 229, 255 Leetch see Leche Lockey, Eliz, 71, 80;Jeffery, 80*; Mary, 80* Legas,Joseph, 315 Lockhart,J J, 185 Legg,Ann,25();Brid,249;Eliz,250;Janc,249*; Long (Longe), Alice, 4, 301;Ann, 2, 180, 241, Jn, 98, 249; Joseph, 250*; Nat, 249; Ric, 251,267, 268*, 271,274, 280*, 284, 316; 249*, 250 Ant, 37; Bathsheba, 241*; Betty, 268*; Leigh see Lea Calthrop, 274; Cath, 129*, 274*, 280; Leir (Lecr),Jn, 28; Mary, 28;Thos, 28, 347 Christian, 165; Dan, 165; Dan Jones, 264; Lenn, And, 87; Ann, 87 Dor, 129, 130; Edith, 271; Edw, 275; Eliz, Lenox 8: Richmond, Duke of, 235 2, 165,241, 267,316;ElIen, 267,274,278, Lester, Curtis, 157;Eliz, 63, 154; Ric, 63, 154*; 371*; Emma, 129*, 152; family, 237, 239, Sar, 157 241, 267; Francis, 270*; Gyford, 280; Lethbridge, Dor, 328 HarriotTylney, 129; Hen, 267*, 274, 275*, Leucas see Lucas 278, 284*, 316*, 371*; Henrietta, 129; Lewen,Thos, 114 Jacob, 129;Jane, 143, 268*;Jas, 129, 130, Lewis (Lewys),Ann, 27, 151*, 281, 332; Edm, 178, 237, 378;Jas Tyl11ey, 9, 129*;Jn, 46, 264; Edw, 27, 151*; Eliz, 151, 269; Geo, 152, 153, 180, 264, 267, 268*, 270, 284, 269, 332*;Jas, 34, 151;Jn, 43, 98, 265 , 274, 301; Lewis, 251 ; Lucy, 302, 316*; Margery, 281, 332; Joseph, 145; Mada, 152; Maria 2; Martha, 316*; Mary, 2*, 46, 152, 178, Sus, 269; Mary, 2, 151*, 289, 332; Rev Dr, 258, 274*, 284, 301, 316*, 378; Mic, 219; 191; Ric, 2, 27,151*;Rob,151;Sar, 265; Millicent, 275; Mr, 11, 274, 284*; Nat, 2; Sophia Ford, 332;Thos, 282;Thos Noyes, Philippa, 315; Posthumus, 275; Rach, 126, 332;Wm, 151, 289 130, 372; Reb, 274; Ric, 2, 8, 241, 267*, Ley see Lea 271, 301*; Rob, 70, 129, 130, 178, 271, Liddiard, Ann, 203*; Dor, 203; Eliz, 189, 203; 275*, 378; Sam, 315; Sar, 70, 241, 268, family, 204;Jas, 365 , 368;Jn, 189,203, 204*; 270*, 302; Sus, 130;Thos, 2*, 4, 237, 267, Joanna, 189*; Mary, 203, 204; Thos, 204; 274*, 284, 361 ;Wal, 11, 274*, 315*, 316*; Win, 189*, 203, 2()4 Wni, 152*, 241*, 256, 268*, 371 Ligertwood,Jas, 383 Lopez, Manasseh, 378, 380 Light (Lyte),Abr, 22;A1111, 22; Isaac, 20, 21 , 22; Lord,Alice, 63; Edw Goulding, 63;Jn, 63; Sus, Israel, 20;Jas, 318;Joanna, 318; Marg, 318; 63;Wn1, 63 Mary, 22; Nat, 22;Thos, 318 Loring, Rob, 317*; Sar, 317 Liles, Hen, 40 Love, Ann, 62; Francis, 62*; Mary, 62*; Wm, Limmer, Betty, 81 ; Wm, 81 62 Lindsay, Mary, 307; Sam, 307* Lovegrove,Ambrose, 4; Marg, 4*; Mary, 4;Wn1 , Line (Lyne, Lynne), And, 86; Ann, 86; Betty, 4*, 9 97; Edw, 96, 379; Esther, 97;Jn, 97*; Mary, Lovell,Thos, 291 86, 96; Phebe, 96 Lowder,Jn, 171 Lipscomb, Chr, 128 Lowe, Chas, 367; Frances, 222; Hen Swann, Lipyeat (Lipyeatt),A, 201;Ann, 201*; Chr, 200, 367;Jas, 222; Sar, 367*;Thos Wright, 367 418 INDEX OF PERSONS

Lucas (Leucas), Chas, 30, 261, 262, 278; Lady, Mildred, 5; Miles, 105*; Reb, 272; Rob, 5, 126; Maud, 271; Penelope, 30, 261, 262, 6, 223; Sam, 6, 210, 267, 268, 272, 365; 278; Thos, 144;Wal, 271 Sar, 83;Wm, 83 Lucker,_]n, 272; Mary, 272 Mary, Edw, 28 Ludlow, Ann, 122, 306, 364; Cath, 306, 307*; Mascall,_]as, 20, 33; Sar, 20 Dan, 52; Edm, 306*, 307*; Eliz, 306; Hen, Maskelyne (Maskeline, Maskelyn, Masklyne), 122, 307;Thos, 122;W111, 306,307, 364 Eliz, 90; jn, 384; Mary, 90*; Nevill, 11; Luniley, Eliz, 307;_]n, 307 Sibella, 11;Wn1, 90, 135 Lunn, Ann, 233; Martha, 233 Maslen, Sabra, 234;Thos, 365;Wn1, 234 Lyddall, Barb, 235; Wm, 235 Mason, Edith, 319; Edw, 319; Eliz, 176*; Mary, Lye, Geo, 385; Moses, 387 176, 354; Rob, 354;Thos, 176* Lynch (Lynche), Ann, 10;Aylmer, 9; Barb, 354; Massey (Masse), Eliz, 384; _Ias, 259; Mary Bart, 352;_]as, 354;_]n, 9, 353;Theophilus, Magdalen, 259 10;Wm, 9 Master, Dan, 77; Eliz, 77;_]n, 76; Sus, 76;Thos, Lyne, Lynne see Line 76 Lyte see Light Mathews (Matthews), Ann, 61, 66; Chr, 91; Dan,238;Deb,61;Hen,77;Isaac,74;_]acob, Maberly, Henrietta, 324*;_]oseph, 324 73; _]ane, 238; Marg, 77; Mary, 66*, 91*, Macdonald, Rev Mr, 371 221;Ric,61,212; Ric Morgan, 61;Sar,66; Macfarlane, Duncan, 366; Ellen, 366 Sophia, 66; Sus, 66, 221;Thos, 66*, 221; Macham, Cornelius, 186; _]oseph, 186; Mary, Wm, 74 186; Wm, 186 Maton, Eliz, 309, 312 Macklyn,]ane, 85;Wm, 85 Matravers, Eliz, 277; Grace, 264;_]as, 264; Mary, Mahon, Cath, 315;Wm, 315 264; Maurice, 276, 277; Sar, 264 Maidment, Mary, 392*; Peggy, 392;Thos, 392; Mattick, Roger, 152 Wm, 392 Mattinly, Alice, 76;_]n, 76; Rob, 76 Major, Ann, 158; Ant, 68;Jn, 158; Mary, 158; Maude, Chas, 43; Marg, 43 Reb, 68;Thos, 137 Maundrell, Agnes, 218; Frances, 218; Han, Malet, Chas Warre, 294 218*; _|n, 219; Marg, 218; Priscillae, 218; Mallock, Eliz, 187; Mary, 187; Rawlins, 187 Ric, 218; Rob, 218* Malmesbury, Lord, 135 Mawson, Geo, 217 Manchester, Earl of, 16 May, Ann, 256, 283; Dorcas, 283; Edw, 242; Mannings (Manning), Betty, 180; Isaac, 55;_]n, Eliz, 84;_]as, 283;_]n, 84, 256*, 262; Martha, 180, 234; Mary, 55, 234;Wm, 238 164; Mary, 167, 168, 242*; Nat, 167, 168; Mansell,_In, 378 Phil, 242; Ralph, 164; Reb, 28; Rev Mr, Mansﬁeld, Eliz, 396; Reb, 396;Tho, 396 348;Wm, 256* Mapson, Dr, 102 Mayer, Ann, 108;_]n, 108 Margetts, Hen, 24 Mayne (Mayney), Ann, 36*;_]n, 36* Marjeram, Hen, 267 Mayo, Ann, 121*; Barb, 239; Benj, 221; Chas, Markes (Marks), Ann, 268; Deb, 272;_]as, 324; 240; Dan, 256; Hen, 256;_]as, 239;_]n,121*, Lady, 324; Roger, 268 195, 239*; Lucy, 239; Rev Dr, 212; Rev Marlborough, Duke of, 211; Earl of, 376 Mr, 211 Marriott, Mary, 328; Ric, 328 Mayor, Moses, 387;Thos, 138 Marsh, Hen, 63; _]ane, 312; _In, 63; Mary, 63; Mead, Betty, 222; Martha, 222; Stephen, 222 Mat, 114, 345; Rob, 63;Thos, 362 Meares, Harrison, 387;_In, 387; Mary, 387; Rob, Marshall, Cath, 140*; Cicely, 100; Geo, 1()0; 387* _]n, 140, 329; Lady, 101; Mary, 329; Nat, Meddlecott, Ann, 92; Edw, 92*; Mary, 92 333 Medows, Constance, 187; E P, 188; Lady, 188; Martin (Marten, Martyn), Ann, 6, 267*, 333; Phil, 187; Sidney, 188;Wn1, 188* Ant, 5; Bart, 267; Eliz, 267; Grace, 267*; Melkesharn,_]n, 52; Levina, 53; Lydia, 53 I-Ien, 109, 270; Hester, 109;_In, 245, 267*, Merchant, Francis, 170;_Iane, 170, 329; Rob, 268;Martha,105;Mary, 5,105*,223, 245; 329, 330* INDEX OF PERSONS 419

Meredith, Ann, 258;_]as, 257*, 258 348;Thos, 321, 322;Wm, 140 Merewether (Meriweather), Ann, 223, 248, Moffet, Cath, 221;Thos, 221 362, 363; Chr, 245, 248*; Edw, 2; Eleanor, Monck, Eliz, 143 2, 362; Eliz, 223, 248; Francis, 246, 248*, Monday see Munday 362, 363; Grace, 248; Hen, 223; Hen Money, Rev Dr, 225; Wm, 218 Alworth, 223; _]ane, 2, 247, 248, 362; Montagu (Montague, Mountague) ,Ant, 15,16; jenevera, 248; _]n, 2*, 5, 225, 242, 248*, Cath, 16; Chas, 16; Diana, 15, 16;Edw, 15, 362*, 363;_Ioan, 248; Mary, 2*, 223, 248; 16*; Eleanor, 16, 49; Frederick Augustus Praxey, 246; Sus, 5; Thos, 248;Wm, 2*, Courtenay, 16; Geo, 16, 17, 50; Hen, 16*; 247*, 248, 250 _]as,15*,16*,17, 49, 381;]n,15,16*, 381; Mcrriman, Benj, 200; Eliz, 200*; Mary, 200; Mary, 16*; Rob, 15, 16*; Sidney, 16;Thos, Nat, 20() 16;Wal, 16;Wm, 16 Messenger, Eliz, 69;_]n, 69*; Ric, 69 Moody, Rob, 337; Sus, 337 Methuen, Ann, 278; Anne Christian, 31; Ant, Moore (Moor), Alice, 292; Cath, 389; 278*, 282; Barb, 192, 329; Charlotte Charlotte, 389; Eliz, 278, 394*; Gco, 82, Georgina, 232; Christian, 30*, 31*; 142; Geo Gleed, 82; Gertrude, 278; Grace, Gertrude, 278*; _]n, 28; Paul, 8, 30*, 31, 394;_]ane, 224;_]n, 224; Priscilla, 224; Ric, 58,111, 192, 278*, 329; Paul Cobb, 8, 9, 82, 157, 389;Tho, 394;Thos, 278, 292* 28,30,31*,111;Thos, 30*, 31, 278;Thos Moors (Moorse), Eliz, 392*; Geo, 392; Israel, Ant, 111, 112, 232, 234 75;_]n, 392*; Sam, 392;Thos, 75 Mewys, Cicely, 330*;Tho, 330 Mordaunt, Hen, 105;Viscount, 105 Meyler, Thos, 202 Morgan, Barb, 172; Chas, 83; Edm, 87, 113; Michell,Ann, 182; Eleanor, 324; Eliz, 20, 324; Eleanor, 149; Eliz, 83, 113; female, 87;_]n, _In,32,182, 217;_Ioanna, 217; Ric, 20;San1, 25, 149*; Mary, 92, 124, 326; Sar,326;Thos, 17; Sus, 17;Thos, 324 124, 172, 326 Middleton, Cath, 127;David, 127;_]asper Gale, Moros see Morris 127;_]n, 127; Loyde, 127 Morriell, Betty, 81; Eliz, 81;_In, 81 Midwinter, _]as, 80;_]n, 80; Mary, 80, 160; Ric, Morris (Moros), Hen, 364; _]ane, 150; Mary, 160 148*, 392; Rev Mr, 209, 337; Rob, 251; Miel.ls, Emma, 233; Hester, 233; Sirnon, 233; Thos, 150;Wm, 148 Wm, 233* Morse, Eliz, 75; Hen, 75; Hester, 69;_]ane, 61; Miﬂin, Edw, 71 _]n,74, 75;_]oan,75;Ric,75; Rob, 75;Thos, Miles (Myles),Ann, 136; Cath, 273; Grace, 70; 61, 69, 75*;Wm, 59, 69, 75 Han, 205; Hen, 273;_]n, 135, 205;_]oseph, Mortimer, Edw Horlock, 145; Geo, 17;_]n, 17; 136; Mary, 136*, 273;Thos, 70, 136*, 273 Lucy, 377; Martha, 17 Mi:,_]n, 125; Mary, 60;Thos, 60 Moss, Chas, 219; Francis, 63; Sar, 63 Mi:echamp,Ann, 132; R, 132; Ric, 131;Thos, Moulder, Mary, 62; Rob, 62; Sar, 62 l3l,132;Timothy,13l,132 Mountague see Montagu Miller, Eliz Edith, 315; Hen, 315; Pancefort, Mountjoy,Ann, 29; Barb, 29*; Baron, 107; Eliz, 38 29*; Mary Ann, 29; Mat, 29; Sam, 29; Sar, Millett, Ant, 327;_]as, 326; Mary, 326; Sar, 326; 29;Thos, 29*;Wm, 29* Thos, 326;Wm, 326* Moyle, Edw, 350; Mary, 350; Rev Mr, 196 Mills, Dan Elliott, 46; Eliz, 175;_]n, 133, 172; Muggc, Emanuel, 235;_]ane, 235 ]oseph,111;l\/lary, 46, 111, 133, 172; Olive, Mulcock, Ann, 68;_Ien1ima, 68*; _]n, 68, 106; 94; Stephen, 154;Thos, 165;Wm, 172 Martha, 106; Sar, 68; Thos, 68* Milns,_Ias, 365 Munday (Monday, Mundie,Mundy) ,Ann, 182, Minchen, Giles, 118 194; Eliz, 84, 158, 182, 292; Frances, 176; Miniﬁe, Ann, 317*; Ric, 317 Francis, 176; Han, 158; Hen, 157, 158*; Mintey, Brid, 386;_]n, 386; Pearce, 386 _]as, 162*;_]n, 157, 158, 162, 194*;_]oanna, Mist, Thos, 289 157;_]oseph, 236*; Lydia, 158, 162; Marg, Mitchell, Barb, 321, 322; Cornelius, 321; Edw, l58*;Mary,133;Ric,133;Rob,194*;Sar, 28; Mary, 348; Melior, 322; Reb, 28; Sam, 84*,193, 236;Thos, 84*;Wn1, 75, 84,158, 420 INDEX OF PERSONS

182, 292 Sus, 340, 341;Tho, 369 Musgrave, Chr, 100; Rach, 36; Ric, 36 Nicholls (Nichols, Nickolls, Nickols) , Cath, 46, Myles see Miles 318; Dan, 43; Grace, 317; Jn, 46*, 318; Mary, 46; Ric, 317 Naish see Nash Nicholson (Nicolson) , Cath, 89; Rowland, 89* Nalder, Ann, 27; Eliz, 203, 205, 213;Jn, 203, Nickolls, Nickols see Nicholls 213*; Rob, 27; Stephen, 203, 205* Nicolson see Nicholson Nankivell,Joyce, 182;Thos, 182 Nobes,Jas, 80; Reb, 80;Wm, 80 Napier, Benj Peach, 374 Noble, Abr, 3;Ann, 151; Hen, 150;Jn, 326 Nash (Naish),Ann, 163; Henrietta, 23;Jn, 154, Norborne (Norbone, Norborn), Ann, 188; 300*; Martha, 163, 300; Mary, 153, 3()0*; Hen, 9; Hum, 187; Rach, 188; Reb,9;Thos, Mic, 226; Rob, 226; Thos, 23, 153, 163, 215;Wm,187,188* 267, 300 Norfolk, Duke of, 151 Neale, Edw, 126; Eliz, 87, 260; H, 181; Hen, Norman, Dor, 221;Jas, 90;Jn, 221; Mary, 90* 87; Rob, 260;Thos, 290 Norris (Norreys), Baron, 191; Cath, 191; Neate (Neat), Amy, 37; Ann, 37, 207, 361*; Christian, 180; Eleanor, 247; Eliz, 6*, 180; Cath, 360, 361; Eliz, 37; Geo, 37*; Jane, Jas,191, 247;Jn,180, 207,229;Mary,179*, 361;Jenny, 369;Jn, 37, 207; K, 369; Martha, 241; Rev Mr, 209;Wm, 6,50, 179*, 229 361; Rach, 207; Rob, 360; Stephen, 207; Norse, Frances, 87 Thos, 360, 361;\)V, 369;Wm, 360, 361, 365 North, Aim, 69; Arman, 62; Eliz, 62; Hester, Neave, Han, 336;Jas, 336 69; Ric, 62, 69 Needham (Nedham), Ann, 368; Geo, 269;Jn, Northampton, Marchioness, 134 368; Joseph, 33, 363; Lydia, 33; Martha, Northey, Abigail, 35; Ann, 35*; Charlotte, 35; 269; Mary, 363; Penelope, 363 Edw, 365; Harriet, 35; Lucy, 35;Wm, 35*, Ncsbitt (Nesbett),Jas, 219;Jn, 94 38 Neubry, Ann, 133; Ric, 133 Northwick, Lady, 100; Lord, 100 Neville (Nevell), Sar, 284;Wm, 351 Norton, Ann, 356; Ellen, 371; Geo, 371; Ric, New, Hen, 73; Martha, 73 356 Newbolt, D, 187 Nott, Ann, 87, 182; Cath, 87; Diana, 87; Edw, Newham, Cath, 307;Jn, 307, 335; Reb, 335 87*, 182; Eliz, 87*; Geo, 87*;J V P, 86;Jn, Newman, Alex, 176*; Ann, 176, 222, 336*; 86, 87*;Jn Neale Pleydell, 87*;Joseph, 87; Charlotte Jane, 217; Dor, 21; Edw, 217; Roger, 87 Elver, 44; Frances, 176; Harriet, 83; Hen, Noyes (Noys) , Emma, 353*; Francis, 180', Han, 83*, 222; Jn, 51*, 123*, 299, 336*; Jn 237; Hen, 353*; Joyce, 237; Mary, 237; Mitchell, 217; Jonathan, 318; Joseph, 83; Peter, 248; Rob, 237 Marg, 217*, 299; Mary, 83*, 245, 318; Noyle, Emma, 353 Mary Ann, 217; Mitchell, 217*; Ric, 73; Noys see Noyes Rosannah, 31 1 ; Rowland, 336*; Sus Mary, Nutt, Han, 146;Thos, 146 217;Thos, 245;Wm, 311 Newth,Alice, 98; Mark, 98; Mary, 98;Thos, 98 Oateridge see Oatridge Newton, Francis, 39; Mary, 39 Oatley,Jn, 272 Nicholas (Nicholass, Nicholess),Ann, 191,369; Oatridge (Oateridge), Cicely, 102; Dan, 124; Brid, 369; D, 105; Dor, 207; E R, 369*; Edw, 123; Eliz, 123*, 124; Hen, 102, 123, Edw, 190, 191*, 207*, 234*, 340, 341, 124;Jn, 123*, 124, 126; Marg, 123, 124, 369*; Edw Richmond, 370; Eliz, 2()7, 341; 125; Mary, 124; Nat, 102; Rob, 125;San1, Frances, 207; Francis, 207; Griflin, 365, 368; 123, 125; Simon, 102*;Wm, 123 J,112,119;Jane,207,222,369*;Jenny,369, Ockwe1l,Jn, 168 370;Jn, 234*, 340*, 341, 369*;Jonathan, Ody,Ann, 97 ;Jn Samwell, 99; Martha, 99; Sam, 222*; Martha, 369, 370; Mary, 190, 191, 97 222; Mat, 340, 341*; Mic, 365; Olive Ogden, Eliz, 217 Richmond, 370; Oliver, 190, 2()7*; Oldﬁeld, Edw, 190 Penelope, 234; Rob, 365, 368, 369*, 370*; Olever, -, 388 INDEX OF PERSONS 421

OlifFe,Jn, 114 Sar, 121, 122 O'Neil, Ann, 206;Jas, 206 Parsons, Amy, 317, 318; Ann, 187; Bart, 187; Orani, Ann, 178; Jn, 178*; Marg, 178*; Sar, Eliz, 187;Jane, 201;Jn, 241, 317, 318; Nic, 178 318; Rev, 239; Sar, 241; Thos, 241;Wn1, Orchard, Ric, 74 201 Oriel, Ann, 222; Joseph, 30*; Mary, 30; Sar, Passmore, Cath, 17 222; Thos, 222; Wm, 30, 222*, 225; W111 Patherick, Harriet, 319; 1 F, 319 Townsend, 222 Paul, Geo, 134 Orr, Sam, 355 Paulet, Lady, 282 Osgood, Ann, 263 Pau1ner,Jn, 1()8; Mary, 108 Ougley, Cath, 263; Lord, 263 Paviour,Arthur, 372; Eliz, 372; Han, 372*;Jane, Oven,Jn, 106 372;Jas, 372;Joseph, 372; Mary, 372; Rob, Overton, Han, 367;Jn, 367 372;Thos, 372 Owen, Ellen, 262; Rev Dr, 292;T, 268 Payn, Payne see Paine Peacey (Peacy), Sus, 124*;Wn1, 124* Packer, Cath, 89; female, 87; Jane, 195; Peacock, Ann, 24; Eleanor, 24; Rob, 24 Lodowick, 89; Mary, 62, 89*; Ric, 89; Rob, Peacy see Peacey 87; Sus, 84; Thompson, 62; Wm, 83, 84, Pearce (Pearse, Peirce, Pierce),And, 381*;Ann, 87, 89* 238, 285, 382; Chr, 380, 381, 382; Edw, Page, Chr, 386; Geo, 47; Luke, 69; Ric, 356 236, 237, 358, 382*; Eliz, 236*, 237, 295*, Paine (Pain, Payn, Payne), Ann, 197, 202; Eliz, 381*; Geo, 381; Henrietta Martin, 285; 85, 309;Joseph, 177*; Martha, 291; Mary, Jane, 296;Jas, 27*, 285;Jn, 27*, 238*, 279, 177; Ric, 309; Rob, 85; Sar, 85;Thos, 291, 358, 365, 381; Mary, 42, 236*, 237*, 381; 363;Wi1loughby, 363 Nic, 42; P, 181; Phil, 181; Priscilla, 238; Painter, Eliz, 93;Jn, 169, 326; Mary, 93*; Ric, Rach, 42; Ralph, 364; Rob, 295, 296,358; 93* Sar, 27, 382; Seymour, 236;Vincent, 236; Paley,Jas,15;Jn, 19 Wm, 236*, 237, 382 Palmer, Barb, 256; Chas, 38, 116; Edw, 256; Pearson, Blanch, 174; Mary, 197;Thos, 174 Eliz, 120*, 242; Frances, 257; Hanson, 120, Peck,Beatrice,192;Kenrick, 192;Sar,192;Sus, 124;Jas, 242, 256;Jn, 120*, 124, 143, 242, 199;Wm, 199 257, 346; Mary, 346; Rach, 120; Rob, 120; Pedley, Penelope, 62; Randle, 62 Sar, 256; Sus, 38 Peers, Hester, 96; Rob, 96 Palmergran, Ann, 87 Peirce see Pearce Pannel.|,Jn, 92; Ric, 92 Pembroke, Earl of, 112, 234, 283, 351; Mary, Panting (Pantin, Pantinge), Ann, 70, 156; Eliz, 143;Wn1, 143 2()5; Francis, 156*; Han, 205;Jn, 205; Mary, Pencutt, Sus, 153 155; Ric, 70; Rob, 155*; Sar, 155 Penn, Mary, 72 Paradice, Betty, 275; Edw, 369; Francis, 369; Penniger see Pinneger Jane, 369;Jn, 258, 369; Mary, 258, 369; Ric, Penny, Mary, 310 369; Wm, 369 Penruddocke (Penrodock, Penrudock), Pargiter, Eleanor, 1 11;Wn1, 111 Arundell, 300; Chas, 292*; Dor, 345; Edw, Parish, Thos, 215*;Wn1, 215 345;Jn, 354;Joan, 354;Thos, 300 Parker, Cath, 70; Eliz, 148; Jn, 70; Reb, 274; Pensom, Hen, 70 Sar, 70*; unknown, 274;Virgil, 70 Penton,Jn, 114 Parkes, Eleanor, 33; Mary Eleanor, 33; Ric, 33; Penwarne, Marg, 38; Nic, 38 Ric Constantine, 33 Pepler, Ann, 154; Jane, 378; Jas, 154, 378; Parohurst, Jn, 92 Jinneverah, 154; Lea, 378;Mary,154;Rach, Parrett (Parot), Ann, 394; Geo, 394; Mic, 387 378;Thos, 378 Parry,Abigail, 56*; Eliz, 56, 57*; Hen, 225;Jane, Percivall, Ann, 357; Edm, 357 56, 57;Jn, 57; Mary, 3;Wal, 44;Wm, 56*, Percy, Martha, 148;Wm, 148 57* Perdue, Ric, 114;Wm, 114 Parsloe,Alex, 121, 122; Eliz, 121; Mary, 121; Perkins (Perl-tens), -, 209;Jn, 79*; Mary, 79*; 422 INDEX OF PERSONS

Wm, 79 Pile, Ann, 186; Fabr, 186; Francis, 185, 186*; Perkinson,Jn, 297 Gabriel, 186*, 344*; Gertrude, 186*;Jane, Perman, Ann, 394; Jn, 394*; Joel, 394; Marg, 186;Joan, 186;Wm, 186 394 Pinchin (Pinchen), Ann, 21, 37, 38; Eliz, 37, Perris,Jn, 227 38*; Geo, 21;Jane, 38*;Jn, 37, 38;Joseph, Perry, Ann, 198; Farewell, 198, 202 38*; Mary, 37, 38; May, 21 ; Rob, 147; Sam, Peryn,Jn, 100 37; Sus, 37;Tobias, 37;Wn1, 37, 38* Peterborough, Lord, 31 Pincke, Eliz, 1O Peters,Ann,72;Dan,72*;Jane,72;Jn,72;Marg, Pinekney, Ann, 193; Chas, 193, 290; D, 178; 72; Mary, 72; Rach, 72*; Sam, 72 Eliz, 178; Jane, 290*; Martha, 193; Phil, Petre, Eliz, 329;Jn, 329;Thos, 329 290*; Rob, 193, 200, 337; Rob Hearne, Petty (Pettey), Geo Speke, 36*, 37, 38;Jn, 376; 193; Sar, 193;Wn1, 193* Mary, 36*, 376;Thos, 37 Pinneger (Penniger, Pinegar, Pinnegar, Pew, Grace, 5;Wm, 5 Pinniger),Ann, 159, 160; Eliz, 159*, 160; Phelps (Phelp, Phelpes),Jn, 109, 210*; Mary, EnosJn, 160; Hen, 159*;Jas, 159, 160;Jn, 109, 201, 210; Ric, 210 159, 165;Mary, 159; Ruth, 159; Sar, 165*; Pheryplace see Fettyplace Sus, 79;Thos, 79;Wm, 23, 79, 160 Phillips (Philips, Phillipps), Ann, 325; Pinnell,Thos, 98 Constance, 36; Edw, 367*; Eleanor, 24; Pinniger see Pinneger Han, 367; Hen, 139;Jane, 367*;Jn, 24, 36; Pinnock (Pinock), Edith, 82;Jane, 82; Jas, 81 , Marg, 324, 325; Mary Rogers, 395; Phil, 82, 258; Jn, 82*, 258; Marg, 258*; 368; Sus, 139; Temperance, 324, 325; Philadelphia Brook, 81; Philadephia, 81; Timothy, 367 Ric, 258; Sar, 82;Wm, 258 Phil.liy,Thos, 373 Piper,Jn, 177;Thos, 177 Philpot,Wn1, 27 Pitcairn, Constance, 218; Eliz, 218*;Jas, 218, Phipps (Phipp) , Edw, 376; Han, 376; Henrietta, 219 376;Jacintha, 376;Jane, 308;Jas, 375, 376; Pithouse, Marg, 169;Thos, 169 Jn, 375;Mary, 60; Paul, 37 5*;Thos, 60, 308, Pitman, Ann, 285; Edm, 301*; Eliz, 269, 301; 375*, 376, 380; Thos Hele, 375*, 376; Han, 390;Jas, 285, 390;Josuan, 109; Ric, Wilton, 375;Wm, 60, 375, 376 109; Sam, 269 Pickernell, Edw, 356;Wm, 356 Pitt (Pitts), Ann, 90*; Beata, 138; Chr, 90; Edw, Pickett (Pickyett), Cath, 68*; Jas, 174;Thos, 138; Geo, 242; Hen, 126; Jn, 88, 90*; 68;Wm, 68* Joseph, 92; Mat, 323; Reb, 323; Ric, 242; Pickford, Hester, 374 Rob, 242, 243; Wm, 242 Pickyett see Pickett Planck,Joan, 248; Phil, 248 Pidding, Benj, 22; Eliz, 22*;Jane, 22;Jas, 22*; Player, Eliz, 97*; Mary, 97*; Ric, 97*; Ric Peers, Joseph, 22; Sophia Matilda, 22 97; Rob Huckings, 97* Pierce see Pearce Pleydell (Pleadwell), —, 101; Annabella, 90; Piercy, Jane, 236; Sus, 219;Wm, 219 Betty, 92; Edw, 87, 90*, 92; Eliz, 92*; Pierrpont, Eliz, 339; Rob, 339;Wm, 339 female, 87; Martha, 90; Mary, 87, 92; Ric, Piggot, Wm, 25 92 Pike, Chas, 174; Edwin, 174; Elvira, 175; Plumer, Ann, 94;Jane, 73;Wni, 94 Frances, 122;Hen, 122;Jas,175*;Jn,122*, Plymouth, Earl of, 129 175; Lavinia, 175;Lucretia, 175; Maria Ann, Pocock, Cath, 206; Edw, 206;Jane, 2;Jn, 206; 174; Martha, 175; Mary, 122*, 175, 325; Ric, 2*, 148, 175,206, 207; Sar, 2, 148 Ruth, 122; Sar, 175*; Sar Matilda, 175; Poli see Poole Thos, 94, 175*;Thos Thelwall, 175;Wm, Pollen, Charity Ann, 291; Eliz, 217;Jn, 217; R, 174 217; Rob, 117 Pikeman, Hester, 384;Jn, 384; Mary, 384; Sam, Pollock (Pollok), Mary, 38;Sar,18;Sus, 38;Thos, 384*; Sar, 384; Stephen, 384; Thos, 384; 18, 38 Wm, 384 Ponting (Pontin),Dan,218;N,11;Sus,11;Wm, Pilchard, Stephen, 386 12 INDEX OF PERSONS 423

Poole (Poli, Pool),Alice, 132;Ann, 133; Edith, Prigg, Sam, 313 132; Edw, 136*, 138*; Eliz, 135; Frances, Prince,Ja11e, 60, 307;Jn, 329;Joseph, 165; Sar, 136;Jane,133;Mary,132;Nevill, 135; Ric, 165 132*;Wm, 132, 133* Prior (Prier, Pryer, Pryor),Ann, 158, 161;Dan, Poore,Abr, 192, 296, 329;Ann, 296, 329*; Barb, 269*; Edw, 158, 161;Jane, 153;Jn, 153*; 192,329; Edw, 192*,2()4, 296*,315, 329*, Mary, 269;W1n, 27 367; Eliz, 296; Geo Webb, 367; Hester, 296, Pritchard (Prichard), Cath, 99; Emma, 17;Jn, 329;Jane, 367;Jn, 292, 329;Jn Methuen, 17* 192; Mary, 204; Mary Ann, 367; Mr, 296; Proby, Edm, 275; Peter, 275 Phenicia, 292; Phil, 292; Rach, 315; Smart, Proﬁt, Nic, 202 296*, 329 Provis,Jn, 20; Sar, 20 Pope, Frances, 99;Jas, 99;Jn, 218 Prowse, Eliz, 317*; Geo, 317* Popham, Francis, 7; General, 212 Pryer see Prior Porchester, Lord, 92 Pryn, Frances, 5; Gilbert, 5; Mary, 5; Seimour, Porter, Ann, 186; Thos, 186 5 Post, Anna Dorothea, 250; Eliz, 250; Frances, Pryor see Prior 45, 227;Jemin1a, 250; Rob, 227;Wal, 45, Pulse, Constance, 187;Jas, 187; Mary, 187 227*, 250 Pt1lsford,Wm, 127 Potter, Eliz, 174;Jn, 174; Mary, 205*; Thos, Punter (Puntar), Giles, 115; lsaac, 112 174*, 205* Purdue,Wm, 133 Potticary, Hester, 383;Thos, 383 Purdy, R, 87 Pottow,Hugh,216;Jn,216;Mary,216*; Uriah, Purnell, Thos, 212 216;Wm, 216 Purton, Eliz, 139 Potts, Edw, 69;Jn, 69*, 78*; Martha, 69*; Sus, Puzey,Thos, 78 78;Thos, 77,78 Pye, Ric, 183 Poulgraine, Cath, 246; Roger, 246 Pyke, Eliz,121,174*,183,191;Hen,183;Jane, Pound, Eliz, 222*; Frances, 222*;Jane, 222;Jas, 183, 191;Jn, 121, 174; Lucy, 121; Mary, 222*;Wm, 73 121*, 183*; Stephen, 191*;Thorpe, 183*; Powell (Powel), Alex, 323*, 340; Ann, 323*, Thos, 121, 174*; Victoria Cath, 183; 336, 340, 361 ; Barb, 234; Beata, 292; Cath, Winifred, 121;Wm, 121 323*; Eleanor, 368; Eliz, 342; Francis, 335; Pynsent,Wm, 235 Harcourt, 292;Jane, 361*;Jas, 211;Jn, 211, 323*, 361*;Mary, 319, 361 ; Mortimer, 21 1; Qui, Dr, 101 Rach, 318; Reb, 323, 335*; Rob, 336; Sar, 361; Stephen, 361*;Thos, 211*, 234, 318, Radnor,Ann, 351*; Earl of, 1 10, 116, 130,250, 319;Wm, 220, 335*, 342, 360 336, 337, 348, 349, 351, 354;Jacob, 336. Power, -, 19; Eliz, 19, 115*;Jas, 19;Jonathan, 351; Lord, 93, 349;Wm, 351 19; Marg, 327*; Nat, 19,1 15;Reb,19;Thos, Radway, Christiana, 69;Thos, 69 130;Wm, 115,327 Ragburn, Cath, 200;Wm, 200 Powlett (Powlet),Cath,151;Eliz,94;Hen, 151 ; Ralph (Ralfe), Eliz, 180;Jas, 180; Rach, 61 Jane, 273;Jn, 94;Wm, 273 Randell (Randal, Randall, Randeel, Rendal, Powney, Ann, 59; Eliz, 59;Joseph, 59 Rendall, Rendell),Ann, 185,241, 376; Geo, Poynton,Jn, 155 185, 376;Jn, 185; Mary, 185; Mary Ann, Prator,Ann,171*;Eliz,171;Jn,171*;Wm,171 336; Stephen, 59*; Sus, 59*;Thos,185, 292; Preedy,Jn, 165; Rach, 165 Wm, 336*, 380 Preston, Nic, 332 Randhof, Rev Dr, 188 Price,Abigail, 104*; Cath, 46, 25 4; Chas Aubrey, Ranger, Rose, 218;Thos, 218 34; Edw, 153; Hugh, 295;Jn, 46; Moses, Ravenshaw, Edw, 46 104*; Rees, 67; Rob, 133, 254; Sar, 153; Rawlings,Jn, 37;Wm, 255 Thos, 67 Rawlinson, Eliz, 122; Rev Mr, 386;Wm, 122 Prichard sec Pritchard Ray (Raye), Barb, 322; Marg, 321; Martha, 8; Prier see Prior Mary, 321, 322; Thos, 8, 197, 202, 321, 424 INDEX OF PERSONS

322*; Wni, 321, 322* Riley (Rily), Chas, 334;Jn, 24 Rayment, Benj, 394 Rime, Ann, 74*; Cath, 74; Jeffery, 74; Mary, Raymond, Ann, 109; Geo, 240;Jn, 109; Mary, 74*, 85; Sus, 74;Wm, 74*, 85 240; Mat, 240 Rimell, Ann, 99*; Dan, 99;Thos, 99;Wm, 99 Rayner, Mary, 10; Nic, 10 Ritchings, Mary, 41; Sar, 41;Thos, 41 Read (Rede), Ann, 25, 142, 369; Banks, 141; Rival, Peter, 1()6 Chas, 154; Edw, 25; Eliz, 1(), 168; Frances, Rives, Cuthbert, 295 142;I—Ien,10,141,142*;Jas,154;Jn,168; Robence see Robins Joanna, 141;Mary, 142, 153, 369; Ric, 219, Roberts, Betty, 266;J, 250;Jn, 266; Sar, 150; 369*; Sus, 369;Thos, 10*, 153, 154;Wm, Thos, 150 243, 369 Robertson, Mat, 125;Wm, 125 Readhead,Jn, 64 Robey,Thos, 179 Reading, Alex, 192; Ann, 192;Jn, 344;Thos, Robins (Robbins, Robence),Ai1n, 195; Cath, 344 195; Esther, 263; Hen, 98, 195*, 263;Jn, Reason, Edw, 72; Francis, 59*; Han, 59*; Jn, 195;Joan, 112; Marg, 112; Martha, 195; 59; Mary, 59 Mary, 112; Mr, 93; Nic, 112; Ric, 98; Ric Reaves sec Reeves B, 98; Ric Buntur, 263; Thos, 164, 195; Redman, Hen, 148 Wm, 98*, 112 Redwar, Hen, 37*;W1n, 37 Robinson, David, 201; Rev Dr, 286; Rev Mr, Reeks, Chas, 349; Everist, 107; Hen, 235; Isaac, 19 120;Jane,107, 235, 331;Jn,107, 349; Rob, Rochester, Bishop of, 346; Earl of, 231 190, 331; Sus, 349;Thos, 107 Rocke, Champeny, 314 Reeves (Reaves, Reeve, Reyves, Ryves),Ann, Rodbourn (Rodborn), Filanees, 61 ;Jane, 61*; 106, 291,293, 307; Christabella, 356; Dor, Jas, 61*;Joseph, 61; Lucy, 61 207, 355, 356; Eliz, 174, 307; Frances, 307; Rodgerson,Jn, 63; Sus, 63 Jn, 106*, 166, 293, 355, 356; Mary, 120; Rodway, Stephen, 93 Sar, 166, 291;Thos, 166, 174;Widow, 209; Rofﬂey,Jn, 142 Wm, 174, 291 Rogers, Ann, 230; Ant, 106; Benj, 127; Betty, Rendal, Rendall, Rendell see Randell 268; Eliz, 2*, 116, 278; Francis, 219, 271; Renison, Ann, 279;J P, 282;Jn, 279,282 Geo, 250; Hen, 219; Hugh, 387*;Jane,116, Rennell, Mary, 372 271;Jas, 219;Jn, 2, 98,116, 230,278,365, Reynolds, Betty, 146; Esau, 146;Jas, 69;Jn,111; 395;Jonathan, 2*; Mary, 2, 98, 395*; Rev Joanna, 111;Jonathan, 146; Mary, 69 Mr, 282; Rob, 268; Sar, 98, 116, 219;'Sus, Reyves see Reeves 278 Rich,Wm, 106 Rolfe, Cath, 308;Jn, 308*, 312;Joan, 310, 312; Richards (Richardes),Abigail, 228; Edw, 186*; Josiah,310,312*;Mary,308;Sam,308,310, Eliz, 229; Jane, 186; Jn, 186*; Joan, 186; 312; Sar, 308 Rach, 186;Timothy, 228; Wm, 337 Rolt (Rolte), Ann, 2()(); Edw Bayntun, 231; Richardson, Ann, 265, 267; Geo, 386;Jas, 265; Hen, 20();Jas, 2()();Jn, 229; Mary, 231 ;Thos, Rev Mr, 267 231 Richens,Jn, 204; Reb, 204; Rob, 2()4 Rooke (Rook), -, 96*; Eliz, 242*, 35(); Hester, Richmond, Ayliffe Hen, 126; Brid, 126, 369; 242*; Hugh, 242; Jas, 242; Jn, 35(); Cath, 126*; Edw, 126; Frances, 295; Geo, Marrianna, 240; R R, 240; Ric, 240, 242; 126, 127; Hen, 126*;Jn, 295;Joan, 264, Thos, 96, 99;Wm, 241, 242 369; Olive, 126*, 369; Reb, 127 Roots, C L, 151; Mary, 350; Ric, 350*, 351; Rickards,Joseph, 46; Mary, 46 Winifred, 350 Ricks, Eliz, 167; Han, 166; Isaac, 166*, 167; Rosier, Martha, 173;Thos, 173 Lizzy, 167; Mary, 166*, 167; Nat, 167 Rowbach, Giles, 346 Ridley, Wm, 386 Rowden, Cath, 350; Edw, 70; Jn, 350; Wm, Rigby, Hen, 320 350 Rigdon, Edm, 290; Eliz, 290;Wn1, 290 Rowell, Mary, 316;Thos, 316 Riggs, Mr, 234; Penelope, 234 Rowland,Jn, 139 INDEX OF PERSONS 425

Rowles, Ann, 96;Jeremiah, 96 64;Wn1, 237; Zechariah, 33 Ruddle (Rudhall) ,Abr, 93; Geo, 226*;Jn, 138; Salt, Ann, 156; Eliz, 156;Jn, 156; Rob, 156; Mary, 312;Thos, 94, 135 Tobias, 156* Rudman, Eliz, 139; Ric, 139 Salway, Eleanor, 27;Jn, 27* Rumsey, Alice, 353; Ann, 1()4; Barnabas, 353*; Samber, Cath, 302; Frances, 302;Jane, 299;Jane Giles, 104; Hester, 104; Nat, 104; Rob, Cath, 299;Jas Stirling, 299, 302; Sam Legg, 1()4*; Sam, 104* 302 Rund, Brock, 314 Samborn, Madlei, 184; Mary, 184;Wm, 184 Rushley,Jn, 175, 179; Mary, 179;Thomisien, Sambroke, Francis, 316; Lucy, 316; Mary, 316 175 Same, Marg, 75 Rushout, Geo, 1()0;Jn, 100 Samwell, Jn, 249*, 329; Lucy, 249; Sar, 249*; Russ, Mary, 127 Thos, 249 Russell (Russel), Eliz, 126;Jas Geo, 199; Rev, Sanderson, Mary, 256; Ric, 256 181 Sanger,Jn, 31 1 Rutty,Ann, 262; Eliz, 260; Hen, 262;Jn, 262*; Sarrande, Ann, 114; Chas, 114; Eliz, 114*; Margery, 262; Mary, 262; Sar, 262; Thos, Moses, 114 260 Sartain, Mary, 284;Thos, 284 Rycott, Baron, 247 Saunders,Ann, 88, 211, 212, 239; Ant, 2; Chr, Ryder, Edw, 135 88*; Deb, 60; Eliz, 2; G l, 100; Han, 88; Ryves see Reeves Mary, 100; Rach, 64; Sam, 88, 239; Sar, 88*;T H, 282;Thos, 60;Wm, 64* Saber, A1111, 68; Chas, 68 Savage, Chas, 32, 327; Eliz, 327; Frances, 155; Sacheverell (Sacheverel), Joshua, 202; Mary, Isaac, 219; Priscilla, 219; Ric, 74, 155,157; 31 4; Timothy, 314 Rob, 173; Sharp, 219 Sackville, family, 27 Savery (Savory),Abigail, 169;Ann, 198; Cath, Sadler (Saddler, Sadley, Sadlier),Ann, 212; Cath, 198;Jn, 74; Martha, 198; Mary, 198*, 202; 221; Frances, 359; Giles, 290; Hen, 177, Servington, 128, 198*, 202; Servingtonus, 290;Jn, 223; Moses, 158; Ralph, 290; Rob, 198;Thos, 169;Wm, 74 8, 9;Thos, 359;Wm, 212, 221 Sawyer, Ann, 175; Sar, 175;Thos, 175 Safe,Jane, 333;Thos, 333 Saxton,Jn Harding, 393 Sainsbury, Ann, 169; Eliz, 245, 248*; Eliza Say 8: Seale,Viscount, 294 Maria, 249; Grace, 248;Jane, 245;Jn, 245, Sayer, David, 66; Mary, 66 247*; Mary, 247, 248; Sam, 247, 248*; Sar, Scarsdale, Earl of, 261 373;Thos, 248, 249;W, 250;Wm, 169, 245, Scott (Scot), Alice, 6; Eleanor, 6; Eliz, 6*; Geo, 248*, 373 6*;Jane, 7;Jn, 6*, 385; Jonathan, 6*, 7; St Amand, Eliz, 231; Lord, 231 Mary, 41, 51; Ric, 6, 7, 8; Roger, 51; Sus, St Asaph, Bishop of, 249, 250 385;Wal, 6 St Barbe,Ann, 356;Ant, 354; Edw, 354, 356*; Scroggs,Ann, 187; Edw, 187; Lady, 187; Mary, Jn, 356; Mary, 354, 356; Nat, 356; Rob, 187;Wm, 187* 356; Sam, 356;Wn1, 356 Scrope, Chas, 42; Eliz, 42; Frances, 42, 307; Geo, St Davids, Bishop of, 385 42, 43, 44;Jn, 42*; Mary, 42, 43; Rach, 42; St John, Barb, 46; Eliz, 172;Jn, 172; Lord, 172; Ric, 42*, 307; W111, 42, 44 Wm, 46 Scudamore, Hen Blachford, 105*; Sus, 1()5* St Loe, Gertrude, 231;Jn, 231 Scurlock, David, 243 St Maur sec Seymour Scutt, Edw, 386 Saladin (Saladine, Salladin), Ann, 313, 324; Seagar (Seager),Abigail, 224; Margery, 23(); Rev Herbert, 302*, 313, 324;Jane, 313; Mary, Mr, 209; Ric, 224; Rob, 230 324; Reb, 302 Seagram, Francis, 392;Joan, 392;Thos, 392 Salisbury,Dean of, 128; Edw,376; Frances, 135; Sealy (Seale, Sealey), Alex, 1 15; Amy, 84; Eliz, Jn, 376; Sar, 376* 84;Jn, 30, 115*; Martha, 115; Ric, 115*; Salmon, Eleanor, 33; Eliz, 31 *, 33; Francis, 34; Thos, 120;Wm, 84*, 116 Jane, 31 ; Mary, 34; Sus, 31 ;Thos, 31 *, 33*, Seaman, Eleanor, 388;Jane, 380*, 381 *; Lionel, 426 INDEX OF PERSONS

380*, 381*; Marg, 380; Mary, 380; Thos, Wm, 248 388;Wn1, 380* Sherlock, Dr, 76 Searle, Geo, 126; Mary, 126 Shermer, Ann, 67; Wm, 67 Season, Hen, 229 Sherrington (Sheringtone), Lady, 364;Wn1, 15 Sebastian,Jn, 305 Sherstone, Brid, 26; Wm, 26 Seed,Tobias, 43 Shewring,Jane, 123;Jn, 276; Mary, 123;Thos, Seek,Ann, 133, 134;Jn, 133; Simon, 133*, 134; 123 W111, 134 Shewry, Alice, 82;Joseph, 82 Seimour see Seymour Shiffner, Mat, 252 Selby (Selbee), Akernian, 74*, 157; Ann, 254; Shipton (Shippen), Eliz, 357*;Jas, 357;Jn, 1 16, Eliz, 74;Jacob, 254; Martha, 157 357;Joa11, 116*; Mary, 116;Wn1, 116* Selfe (Self), Ann, 260, 261, 262, 278; Ant, 379; Shirley, Rob, 333; Selina, 333 Cicely, 30; Eliz, 204, 260*, 261 ; family, 30; Shoare, Charlotte, 385; Jane, 385; Jn, 385*; lsaac,30,259,260*,261*,262*,278;Jacob, Mary, 385;Wm, 385 259, 260*, 261, 262*, 263; Marg, 259, 260*, Shomberg, Amelia Ja11e, 253 262; Mary, 260*; Penelope, 30, 261, 262, Shorter,Jn, 243; Mr, 250 278; Ruth, 260; Sar, 260;Tl1os, 204, 260*; Shorthose, Bart, 244; Eliz Lucey, 238 Wm, 261 Shortnost,Jn, 234; Priscilla, 234 Selling, Ann, 137; Ric, 137 Shrapnell (Shrapnel), Edw, 144; Lydia , 33; Marg, Selwyn,J11, 258, 299 144; Phil, 144; Ric, 144*, 147; Zechariah, Serrell, Mary, 315; Sam, 315 33 Sessions, Cath, 161 Shropshire, Duke of, 14 Seymour (Seimour, St Maur), Ann, 172, 187, Shuckburgh, Chas, 352; Diana, 352*;Jn, 352 203*, 204*; Ant, 172; Barb, 172; Baron, Shute,Joan, 251; Martha, 251; Nat, 251 172; Catl1, 172; Chas, 12; Dor, 172; Edw, Sifford, Eliz, 102;Jeremiah, 102 171, 187,203, 252, 253, 255, 376; Eliz, 159, Silverthorn, Eliz, 268 172,213; Frances, 5*, 12;Han,159;Hen, Simonds (Simmons), Ann, 163; Chr, 127;Jn, 159, 172; Henrietta, 376;Jane, 172;Jn, 84, 163; Rob, 84*;Thos, 163;Wm, 84 171*,172*,203*;Lord,172;Margery,171, Simpkins, , 112; A11n, 222*; Jn, 222; Joseph, 172;Martha,159;Mary,252, 253, 254; Phil, 222* 203; Rob, 203; Roger, 203;Thos, 172,203, Simson, Hen, 65; Mary, 65 204*;W111, 159, 203, 255 Singer, Harriet, 3; Hen, 3*;Jas, 147;Jas Tayler, Shacklocke,Jn, 219 377; Maria Parry, 3; Ric, 3, 147; Ric Oriel, Sharp (Sharpe, Sharps), An11, 68, 165*, 219; 3, 29; Sar, 3 Ja11e, 219;Jn, 218, 269; Marg, 219; Mary, Skeate,Jn, 29 68, 165; Priscilla, 218, 219*; Ric, 68, 218; Skeyes,‘W, 189 Rob, 68, 165*; Sar, 335; Sus, 335;Tl1os, Skillin (Skillian, Skylling) ,A11n, 93; Frances, 92; 68*,165,218, 219*, 335*;W111, 68 Isabella, 88; Jn, 88*; Mary, 88*, 93; Ric, Shaw,J11, 317; Mary, 317 93; Sus, 91;Thos, 88*, 89, 91 Sheff1eld,Jn, 353; Sus, 353 Skinner, Catl1, 305; Eliz, 305; Jn, 342; Mary, Shenﬁeld, Baron, 30 54*; Nic, 305; Rev Dr, 257; Sus, 342;W111, Shepherd (Sheapheard, Shepard, Shephard, 54* Sheppard), Alex, 207; Ann, 276; Ant, 146; Skotlowe, Coulson, 18;Ji1, 18; Sar, 18 Frances, 220; Gern1anicus, 220; Jn, 273, Skull, Francis, 331 276; Joseph, 167; Mary, 167, 170; Mat, Skylling see Skillin 353*; Rob, 170; Sar, 207, 353; Susanna, Slade, Ann, 385; Cath, 385; Edw, 385*; Eliz 273;Thos, 176*, 364;Wn1, 207 Ann, 303; Geo Massey, 385; Jas, 250; Jn, Sherborne, Alice, 134; Ric, 134 147, 385; Martha, 385; Mary, 385;W, 303; Sherer, G, 196 Wm, 385*, 386 Shergold (Shergoll) , Cath, 249; Eliz, 359; Grace, Slater (Slatter), Edith, 307*;Jn, 94; Martha, 344; 248;Jemin1a, 250*;Jn, 226, 249, 250, 252, Sar, 307;Thos, 307;Wm, 344 359*; Mary, 250, 252*; Mr, 250; Sar, 250; Sloper,An11, 256, 338*, 382; Eliz, 338;Jn, 256; INDEX OF PERSONS 427

Martha, 226; Priscilla, 226; Rob, 360, 382; Tl1os, 31 1 Simon,382;Thos,226;Wal,338*;Wm,212, Sohles,Jane, 196; Rob, 196 226*, 382 Somerset,Duchess,190,254;Duke of, 12, 171, Sly,Jane, 395;Jas, 395; Phil, 395; Ric, 395 187, 252*, 253, 264; Hen, 184; Reb, 184; Smallbones, Frances, 173; Ric, 173 Thos, 184 Smart,Ann, 127; Eliz, 162;Jn, 127, 128;Joan, So111ner, Ann, 253, 254*, 264; Chr, 264; Dan, 127,128;Thos,162;Wm,128 255; Edw, 253*, 254; Eleanor, 254; Eliz, Smith (Smithes, Smyth, Smythe), Alice Reb, 254; Jane, 253, 254; Jn, 253, 254*; Joan, 316;An1brose,172*;Ann,4,13, 60,63, 74, 253*, 254*; Mary, 253*, 254*;Thos, 264*; 139,160,197, 261,262,268, 269, 299,331, Wm, 254* 371 ;Barb, 234; Benj , 296; Caleb, 320; Cath, South, Eliz, 331; Marcus, 331 ; Warner, 331 157; Chas, 115, 166*; Clement, 172; Deb, Southby, Ann, 290; Ant, 290; Hen, 209; Ric, 60; Dela River, 331; Dixon, 205; Dor, 172; 290, 291; Ric Duke, 291 Edne, 222;Edw,163*, 167, 222,310; Eliz, Southose,Jn, 42 13, 60*, 89,97,120*,121,130,156,165, Spanswick, Eliz, 213; Roger, 213 166*, 182, 197*, 210, 232, 243, 260*, 261, Sparrow,Ann, 3; Chas, 395; Han, 395;Jas, 114; 317, 320*, 377; Ellen, 245; Ephraim, 17; Jn, 11();Joseph, 395*; Mary, 3; Sar, 395; Frances, 17; Francis, 156, 161, 279, 282; Thos, 3;Wm, 395 Geo, 305, 316; Grace, 368; Harriet, 36; Spearing, Geo, 242;Jenevera, 242;Joseph, 242 Hen, 7, 72,74, 140*,166,199, 210,224, Speke, Ann, 36*, 38; Edw, 9; Francis, 37; Geo, 260, 262, 377, 386; Hugh, 204;J, 256, 331; 36*, 38; Hugh, 36*, 37; Rach, 36, 38; Sar, Jane, 60*, 148*, 161, 210*, 222, 242, 317; 9;Thos, 38 Jas,148;Jn, 25, 60*, 61, 62, 63,97, 115*, Spencer (Spence),Ann, 17, 118; Chas, 95, 109*; 120,121*,139,162,165*,168,197, 219, Diana, 17; Edw, 150; Eliz, 227; Geo, 352; 221, 232, 233, 245*, 249, 262, 269, 331, Han, 17; Harris, 17;Jane, 297;Jas, 17; Mary, 365, 368;Joseph, 13, 156, 160, 222, 264, 95, 99; Mary Pepler, 154; Ric, 17*, 173; 275*; Leonard, 25; Marg, 167, 219*, 225, San1,95, 99;Sar,109, 173, 227;Thos,118, 243; Martha, 25, 72*, 168; Mary, 36*, 60, 151, 227, 267;Wm, 297 64, 74,1()4*,148,164,166, 210*, 222, 245, Spiller, Cath, 62; Hen Reynall, 62 262, 268, 269, 303, 320, 368, 371; Mary Spinage, Martha, 200 Ann, 13; Maurice, 182; Mic, 60*, 219*, Spinks, Dor, 396; Rob, 396;Tho, 396 234; Mr, 250; Nat, 104*; Nic, 157; Obary, Springbelt (Springebelt),Jane, 193, 194; Sam, 172; Penelope, 275*; Peter, 182*; Phil, 242; 194;Thos, 193 Phyllis, 85*; Ralph, 135; Reb, 121, 166; Squire, Eleanor, 385; Mary, 385; Sam, 385*; Ric, 4*, 85*, 210*, 316, 371*; Rob, 225*, Sus, 385;Thos, 385 262*, 268*,269;Sam,17*,104, 130*; Sar, Stafford,Jn, 371 13, 60, 148, 160, 165, 262, 298; Sar Ann, Stagg,_]n, 122 166; Stawell, 210; Stephen, 148, 164; Sus, Stallord, Eleanor, 29();Wn1, 29() 156, 166*, 205;Theophilus, 164;Thos, 36*, Stan1pe,Thos, 10 57,121,128,130,140,157,165,166,168*, Stamsby, Dor, 344 210, 211, 222, 243, 245, 260, 261*, 262, Standfast, Mary, 36;Wm, 36 298, 299, 303, 3()4, 371 ;Thos Ashton, 296; Stanhope, Ann, 172; Edw, 172; Eliz, 172; J11, Tl1os Bennett, 268;Ti111othy, 65;Toby, 72; 317 Wm, 13, 14, 72*, 74, 160, 165,166*, 168, Stanley (Stanly), Dor, 323; Geo, 348; Mary, 69*; 205, 222, 245*, 250, 317, 348, 368, 371, Ric, 323; Sam, 69* 374 Stapilton, Rob, 15 Snlithfield, Eliz, 282; Rosewell, 282 Stapler, Ann, 77;Jane, 77;Jn, 77*; Sus, 77* Snell (Snel), Chas, 19, 20; family, 20;Judith, 1; Staples, Colonel, 139;Jane, 139 Mary, 19, 20; Ric, 1 Starkey, Jn, 8; Rev Dr, 231 S11ook (Snooke), Eliz, 237;Jane, 236; Mary, 236; Stent, Alice, 103; Rob, 103 Sar, 236;Tl1os, 236;Vincent, 236, 237* Stephens (Stevens),Ann,118, 137*;Beata, 136; Snow, Amor, 200; Eliz, 312;Jn, 312; Nic, 200; Benj, 227*; Eliz, 137*, 183, 189; Francis, 428 INDEX OF PERSONS

324; Han, 302; Hen, 136*, 137*; Hugh, Stringer, Jane, 337;Thos, 337 337, 344;Jas, 183;Jn, 160, 189*, 256, 324; Strode see Stroud Joan, 60, 189;Joanna, 189;Joseph, 137; Strong, Cath, 320; Chas, 275; Han, 94; Hen, Marg, 324; Mary, 137*, 160, 227, 324; Nat, 94;Jn, 116, 320*; Mary, 94; Rev Mr, 117; 118; Ric, 60, 137*; Ric Spencer, 227; Rob, Thos, 320 189*; Sam, 224; Sar, 74, 224, 256*; Thos, Stroud (Strode), Abigail, 143; A11t, 140*; 74, 137*; Wm, 60*, 137, 176, 227, 228. Eleanor, 140; Eliz, 140;Joseph, 235; Mary, 302 140, 235;Thos, 140, 143;W111, 140* Sterne, Rev Mr, 340 Stuart (Stuard, Steward), Chas, 278, 279; Steward see Stuart Frances, 235; Lodow, 235; Mary, 278, 279* Stibbs, Deans, 386 Stubbs,Jane, 26; Thos, 19, 26 Stiff,Jn, 64; Mary, 64 Stucley, Geo, 3*; Marg, 3 Stileman, Christian, 269; Jn, 269*, 271; Sar, Stump (Stun1pe),Ann,94, 102;Betty, 28;Cath, 258*;Thos, 258 94; Constance, 22; Eliz, 21, 94*;Jas, 94;Jn, Stiles, Ann, 71; Cath, 71; Francis, 71; Phyllis, 25, 28, 94, 99, 119; Mary, 102; Ric, 102; 71;Thos, 71*;Toby, 71 Rob,103,119;Sar,102,103;Thos, 99;W1n, Still, Hen Thos, 390 21*, 22, 102 Stirling,Joanna, 189;Joan11a Maria, 302;Wm, Sturges (Sturgess),Ann,298;Eliz, 173,298,299; 189 Emma, 298; Ephraim, 299; Hen, 173;Jas, Stoakes see Stokes 298*; Mary, 298; Mary Rusl1ley, 173; Ric, Stockman,Wm, 353 173; Sar, 299; Selwyn, 299;Thos, 173;Wm, Stockwell, Thos, 349 298 Stoddart, Reb, 309 Sturmye, family, 172 Stokes (Stoakes),Adjohn, 12*;Alice, 34; Chas, Suffolk, Earl of, 110, 112,114, 123 390; Chr, 12; Edw, 11, 12, 220; Eleanor, Sumpsion,Jane, 326; Sam, 326; Thos, 326 220*; Eliz, 11;Jn, 34; Ric, 220*; Sar, 12; Suter, Abr, 393*; Chas, 393; Eliz, 393*; Han, Thos, 12 393*;Jn, 393; Mary, 248;Wm, 248 Stone, Cath, 162; Eliz, 204,260, 331*; Frances, Sutton,Ann, 362*; Eleanor, 362, 363; Geo Wm, 214; Francis, 79; Hen, 162;Jas, 162;Jn, 79, 362;Jas, 362*, 363;Jn, 197; Martha, 363; 215;Mary,79; Parletono,215;Rev Mr,185; Mary, 362*; Prince, 362; Sar, 362; Thos, Rob, 162; Sar, 162;Winifred,215;Wm,162, 365;Wm, 362 204, 205, 260*, 331* Swaddon,Wm, 224 Stonehouse,Jas, 251 Swait,Alex, 178*;A1111, 178*;Jas,178*;Martha, Stoodiey, Eliz, 233; Geo, 233 178; Mary, 178; Sar, 178;Thos, 178 Stout,Jn, 166*; Mary, 166*;Wm, 166 SwalloW,Jn, 236 Stowe:l,Jn, 118 Swa11to11, Barb, 322; Francis, 322 Strange (Straing) , Eliz, 80;Jn, 81 ; Mary, 82; Rob, Swayne, Be1111et, 305*, 307*; Eliz, 305; Thos, 80 305 Strangways (Strangeways, Stranway) , Eliz, 365; Swinden, Cath, 377 Judith, 119; Rev Mr, 338 Sydenham, Bamfylde, 20 Stratton, An11, 127*;Ann Phelps, 114; Dor, 24; Symes (Symbs), Da11, 272; Harriet, 294; W111 Grace, 113, 127; Hen, 127;Jasper, 113;Jn, Leigh, 294 113,114,127;Mary,113*,114;R,127; Reb, 127*; Ric, 113*; Rob, 127*; Sar, 24; Tailer,Tailler see Taylor Sus, 113; T, 127; Thos, 114, 127; Talbot, Cath Barb, 15; Chr, 265;Ja11e, 15, 265; Undeeimus, 114;Wn1, 24, 113 J11, 14; Mary, 15*; Thos, 15, 265; Thos Strawbridge,Jn, 282* Mansel, 15;W H Fox, 19 Street (Streat), Ann, 244; Martha, 189; Mary, Tanner, Alderma11, 315; Cath, 315*;Dan, 240*; 189; Norreys, 244; Ric, 189;Thos, 189 Edw,179;Geo, 246;Jane, 240;Jen1ima, 179, Stretch, Geo, 210; Mary, 210*; Reb, 210;Wal, 180;Jn,179, 243, 315;Joseph, 315;Martha, 210 180*, 240; Mary, 315; Mrs, 315; Philippa, Strickland, Eliz, 188;Wm, 188 246; Ralph, 180*; Ruth, 179; Sar, 249; INDEX OF PERSONS 429

Thos, 179*, 249*, 250 Thornton,Ann,113;\XL114;Wm,113 Targeaunt, Ann, 53; Edw, 53 Thorold, Eliz, 212; Isabella, 359;Jn, 359;Thos, Targett, Chas Joseph, 315*; Eliz, 315;Jn, 315; 212 Mat, 315; Sar Sophia, 315;Wm Grigg, 315 Thorpe,Jn, 23 Tarrant, Eliz, 297; Geo, 297; Martha, 199; Mary, Thresher (Thressher), Dyonisia, 258, 278*; 199;Wn1, 199 Edw, 277, 278, 283; Eliz, 258, 278; Ellen, Tattersal, Marg, 38;Thos, 38* 278*, 371;Jn, 258*, 277, 278*; Mary, 258, Tatum, Cath, 324*, 325*; Eliz, 311; Harriet, 278; Rob, 359;Thos, 304;Wn1, 17 324;Jn, 324*, 325*;Jn Thos, 325; Mary, Thrift, Ann, 28; Edw, 28 390; Thos, 324, 390*; Thos Shuckburgh, Thring,Jas, 311; Rev Dr, 211; Rev Mr, 357 324 Thurloe, Ann, 289;Jn, 289* Taunton, Eliz Weeks, 279, 281; Frances, 279*, Thurman, Ann, 363;Jn, 363; Sus, 363;Thos, 281*; Mary,307,347; Ric, 347; Ric Hobbs, 363, 364 281; Rob, 279, 281*;Wm, 307 Tichime,Wm, 60 Taylor (Tailer,Tailler,Tayler),A11an1oriah, 153; Tidcombe (Titcombe, Tydcomb), Edw, 272; Ann, 42, 152, 260, 375*; Ant, 85; Chas, Han, 75; Jane, 148*; Jemima, 159; Mary, 395; Edw, 43, 44; Elias, 42; Eliz, 42, 44; 159*, 273;Mic,148, 273, 281; Ralph, 159; Fanny, 395; Francis, 43;G\1V, 154, 258; Geo, Sar, 281; Sus, 159; Thos, 75, 159*; Wm, 152; Han, 42; Isaac, 22, 366; Jane, 85;Jas, 159 22, 366, 375*;Jn, 12, 80, 109, 130, 366, Tilly (Tillie), Hugh, 257;Jane, 257;Jas, 151;Jn, 375, 395, 396*;Joanna, 276;Joshua, 252; 151*; Mary, 151; Sus, 151 Josiah, 22*; Josuan, 109; Martha, 22; Timbrell,Amy, 137; Eliz, 280; Mary, 137; Ric, Martin, 153; Mary, 8, 22, 152, 153, 260*, 138; Rob, 137*;Thos, 279, 280 276, 285, 366, 375*, 395*, 396; Mat, 375*; Tinson, Martha, 80*; Ric, 80 Nancy, 43*; Ogbourne, 42; Penelope, 12; Tipper, Ann, 270; Cath, 254; Eliz, 253; Jean, Reb, 43, 44; Ric, 22*, 276;Rob,109, 152; 270; Jeffery, 257; Mary, 253; Ruth, 257; Sam, 201; Sar, 262, 366*; Sus, 152; Tho, Wm, 253, 254, 255 395 , 396;Thos, 21 , 260, 262, 285 ;Tin1othy, Tirell see Tyrrell 366;Wm, 42*, 152,375 Titcombe see Tidcombe Ten1ple,Jn, 388;Wm, 147*, 388 Titford, Cath, 387 Templeman, Mr, 342 Tomes (Tombs, Toms), Ann, 171; Bart, 168*; Tenison, Mary, 36*;Thos, 36 Dan, 157; Han, 168; Jane, 157; Jn, 69; Terrill see Tyrrell Martha, 69; Mic, 168, 171; Morris, 155*; Terry, Mary, 307; Peter, 307 Sar, 155*;Thos, 157* Thatcher, Edm, 68*; Eleanor, 68; Eliz, 69; Tomlins, Sophia, 327;Wm, 327 Francis, 69*; Geo, 174; Han, 174;Jn, 174; Toms sec Tomes Mary, 68, 69*;Wm, 69 Toogood, Edith, 394;J, 216;Jn, 394; Rev Dr, Thick, Hester, 109;Jn, 109; Mary, 109 292;Tho, 394* Thistlethwaite (Thistlethwayt,Thistlethwayte, Tooker,A11n, 212*; Chas, 211,212*;Edw,227; Thistlethwayts), Alex, 306, 344*, 345*; Martha, 227 Cath, 323, 344*; Cicely, 345; Dor, 344, Tothill, Olive, 235; Rob, 235 345*; Edw, 340; Francis, 345*; Gabriel, Tounson (Tounsen),Jn, 13; Ric, 325 344*; Giles, 345*; J11, 323, 344, 345*; Towers, Eliz, 23; Sam, 23 Peregrine, 345*; Rob, 345* Townsend (Townsent), Ann, 382; Cath, 251; Thomas, Eliz, 257; Hen, 343; Hen Stephen, Chas, 217; Eliz, 382*; Hester, 257;Jas, 251, 343; Mary, 306, 343; Mary Theresa, 343; 382* ;Jn, 221;Joseph, 182;Joyce,182;Lydia, Rev Mr, 257;Wn1, 181 182, 382; Phyllis, 382; Rach, 382; Rob, Thomlinson, Chr, 10 366*; Roger, 382*; Sus, 221 Thomson (Thompson) ,Absalorn, 98;Ann, 267; Tracy, Ann, 269;Viscount, 269 Aver11, 127;Avery, 267; Dan, 98; David, 68; Tree, Ann, 374;Jas, 374* Mary, 98; Ric, 98; Sar, 68 Tregagle, Francis, 354;Jane, 354;Jn, 354; Mary, Thore,Wm, 395 354; Nat, 354 430 INDEX OF PERSONS

Trenchard,Ann, 371 ; Ellen, 278, 371*; Frances, Uncles, Alice, 96; Ann, 96; Betty, 11;J11, 96; 371; Grace, 371;Jn, 278, 371;Jn Awbrey, Mary, 11; Ric, 11 75;Jn William Hippisley, 302;Wm, 371* Underhill, Eliz, 74; Gabriel, 74; Hercules, 74; Trew (Trowe), Ant, 375; Jn, 246; Marg, 246; Sevie, 74 Martha, 375 Underwood, Ann, 63; Wm, 63* Trickey, Mrs, 248; Rev Mr, 248 Unwing, Christian, 235; Rob, 235;Wn1, 235 Trin1.lin, And, 33; Chas, 33 Usher, Dan, 266;Jas, 253; Rob, 253 Trin111ell (Trimnel), Alice, 54; Chas, 54; Eliz, 253;Jn, 253; Lucy, 24;Wm, 24 Vaisey, Sar, 218;Thos, 218 Triplett, Ric, 76* Vale,Jane, 181;J11, 181;W111, 181 Troke,Ja11e, 374;Jas Goringe, 374 Vaughan, Barb, 235; Chas, 350;Eliz, 130*; Geo, Trollope (Trollop) , Eliz Carr, 343; Isabella, 359; 235;Jas, 130; Mary, 132; Ric, 35();Wn1, Thos, 359;Thos Middleton, 359;Wm, 343 132 Trotn1an,An11,131;Ant,350;Han,372;_:n,131; Veel,An11, 132;Thos, 132 Mary, 350; Nat, 350, 351; San1, 209, 372; Venables, Ann, 336;J11, 336 Sus, 209 Verchild, Frances Hill, 4; Lewis Brotl1erso11, 4 Trowe see Trew Vere, Lord, 383 Truema11, Nic, 6 Verney, Geo, 351*; Marg, 351*, 352 Truslow (Truslowe),Jn, 209; Ric, 209 Viles,Jane, 148;Joseph, 148* Tubb,Wn1, 154 Vince, Abigail, 322; Ann, 248; H C, 250*; Tuck, Adam, 10;Jn, 230*; Martha, 10*; Mary, Harriot Tylney, 129; Hen Chivers, 248;J 230 B, 250;Jacob, 129; J11, 322; Mary, 248*; Tucker,Jn, 271; Sar, 20; Sydenham, 20* Mary Ann, 248;Wm, 377 Tuckey, Eliz, 62, 213; Han, 213;Jn, 213; Mr, Vincent, Cath, 33; Dor, 327; Edw, 229; Hen, 218; Rob, 62 33;Jn, 327; Maurice, 94 Tuff,Jane, 68;Wn1, 68 Vine, Dan, 375; Han, 375;Jas, 375; Lucy, 375; Tugwell, Alice, 103; Ann, 103; Eliz, 277, 282; Lucy Hewlett, 375;Wn1, 375 Fitz—Daniel, 277; Hum, 277 ; Mawbey, 277, Viner (Virer,Vyner), Arthur, 50; Chas, 313; 282*; Penelope, 277;Thos,103*, 277;Wm, Harriet, 35;Jane, 318; Mary, 313; Rob, 35; 103, 277* Wm, 318 Turberville, Geo, 291;Thos, 291 Vivash (Viveash), Eliz, 215; Mary, 178; San1, Turner, Chas, 334; Eleanor, 162,360; Eliz, 270; 225;Thos, 215;Wm,178 Geo, 270, 375, 378; Isaac, 124;Jn, 50, 52, Vyner see Viner 56, 100, 360; Martha, 375; Mary, 334, 378; Ric, 162;Wm, 334, 380 Waddington, Martin, 50; Nic, 50;W111, 50 Tuthill, Eliz, 176;Thos, 176 Wadman (Wadhain), Edw, 150; Frances, 372; Twentyman,Wn1, 130 Han, 372;Jn, 150, 372, 386; Rob, 372*; Twiford see Twyford W111, 372 Twin11oy, Ha11, 118 Waggett,Jas, 123 Twogood,Jn, 388 Waine see Wayne Twyford (Twiford), An11, 1; Anna Maria, 1*; Wai11hot1se,An11, 271*; Wm, 271* Eleanor, 385; Eliz, 1;Rev Mr, 385;San1, 1 Wake (Weake), Archbishop, 389; Etheldred, Tydco111b see Tidcombe 389;Jn, 133, 134 Tye, Chas, 157*; Martha, 157; Mary, 157 Wakeﬁeld, Edw,155*;Eliz,155;Mary,155;Sar, Tylie, Eliz, 46; Mary, 46; Rob, 46 155;Wm, 155 Tylney, Emma, 129; Ric Earl, 129 Wakeman, Geo, 139; Mary, 139 Tyndall,J11, 51; Mary, 51 Waldro11,A11t,161;Hen,161;Martha,161;Sus, Tyrrell (Terrill,Tirell) ,Alice, 45;Ann, 45*; Betty, 161;Wm, 161 45; Cicely, 45; Eliz, 32, 338*;J11, 45*, 338; Walington (Wallington) Mary, 45; Ric, 45*; Sar, 45;Thos, 32 Walker, Geo, 205;Jn, 395*; Martha, 395; Mary, 395;Thos, 103 Ughtred, Eliz, 172; Hen, 172 Wall, Eliz, 199; Hum, 199, 200; Martha, 199 INDEX OF PERSONS 431

Wallice see Wallis Jn, 143;Julian, 54; Lucy Anne, 9; Mary, 143; Wallington (Walington) , Ann, 160;Thos, 160*; Nat, 54; Ric, 9; Wm, 98 Wm, 160* Wayne (Wai11e),Jn, 356; Wm, 88 Wallis (Wallice), Ann, 144*, 147*; Cicely, 30; Wayte, Alice, 106*; Ann, 102; Ayliffe, 120*; Edw, l46;Eliz, 26; Ezekiel, 30, 146; Francis, Edm, 100, 107, 12()*; Edw, 356; Eliz, 106, 356; Hen, 144*, 147*;Jas, 30;Nevill,144; 120*; Ellen, 106; Hen, 120;Jn, 102, 120*; Sar, 144;Thos, 26;Wm, 146 Marg, 107; Mary, 106; Sar, 97; Sin1on, 106; Walronde, Edw, 208; Wm, 208 Sus, 356;Wn1, 97, 106 Walter (Walters), Edw, 172*; Eliz, 172; Jane, Weake see Wake 234;Joseph, 172,178;Mary, 172; Sar, 178; Webb (WebbeWeeb) , Ann, 227, 228*, 229, 284, Thos, 172,234 313, 385;Anna Maria, 347; Barb, 192, 230; Walton,Ann, 358; Eleanor, 358;Jn, 358*; Lucy, Benj, 263, 361*; Betty, 153; Caroline, 185; 316*; Mrs, 125; Praxead, 316;Tristran1, Charlotte, 185; Chas, 384; Dan, 254, 260, 316*;Wn1, 316 261 ; Diana, 352*; Edgar, 228; Eleazar, 228*, Wansborough, Judith, 325*; Thos, 325 260; Eliz, 153, 196, 228*, 254, 260, 261. Wansey, Geo, 382, 386 384; Frances, 295; Frances Maria, 347; Wapshare, Harriet, 294; Jas, 294 Francis, 135; Geo, 229*; Hen, 212, 213, Ward, Dora, 313;Jn,196;Marg,196;Thos, 313 262; Hugh, 229*;Jane, 34, 359;Jas, 96;Jn, Warman, Ann, 165; Edw, 165; Eliz, 60; Han, 33, 34, 196, 295, 313, 347, 348*;Joan, 273; 165;Joanna, 165;Thos, 60;Wm, 165 Joseph, 284; Julia, 348; Marg, 260*; Warmington, Wm, 65 Margery, 262; Martha, 72, 323*; Mary, 33, Warne,Ann, 1, 4; Eliz, 3, 4*;Jn, 4; Phil, 1; Roger, 96, 124,254, 273,347, 348, 360;Mic, 384; 1, 2, 4 Nat, 323*; Nic, 352, 354; Rev Mr, 347; Warneford (Warnford), Edm, 186; Eliz, 94; Ric, 228*; Sam, 57, 227, 228*; SamWright, Rach, 186 361; Sar, 228, 260, 359; Stephen, 153; Sus, Warner, Ben_j, 200; Fanny, 199, 200;Thos, 200 263;Thos, 72, 95,347, 384*;Wm, 72*, 95, Warnford see Warneford 124, 230, 273*, 323,359 Warren, Edw, 167; Eliz, 168; Jn, 167, 168; Webster, Abigail, 35;Thos, 35 Stephen, 167 Weeb see Webb Warriner,Edw, 238; Eliz, 238; Eliz Marita, 238; Weeks (Weekes), Alice, 196; Amy, 112; Ann, Ernle, 238; Gertrudis, 238; Gifford, 238*; 114*; Eliz, 1 13*; female, 1 14;Jn, 112, 1 13*, Hen Ernle, 239; Isaac, 238*;Wa.l Wm, 238 114*; Mary, 112, 223; Ric, 114; Sus, 114; Warton see Wharton Thos, 9, 196, 225;Wm, 223* Washbourne, Martha, 199, 200; Nic, 199 Weeksy, Alice, 54*;Jane, 54; Mary, 54; Ric, 53, Washer,Jane, 321;Wm, 321 54*; Rob, 54, 55 Washington, Ann, 110*; Eleanor, 111*; Laur, Weggett,Jas, 126 110*, 111* Weldon,Jane, 392 Wastﬁeld (Wastfelde), Edw, 6; Eliz, 29*;Jn, 6; Wells,Ann, 79, 127, 170*; Cath, 127; Edw, 26; Mary, 29; Ric, 29*;Wm, 29*, 312 Frances, 191; Geo, 191; Han, 152;Jas, 93; Waterhouse, Edw, 24 Jn, 82,170,191;Joseph,127;Rev Mr, 338; Waterman,Ann, 226; Betty, 320; Eliz, 226,320; Sabrea, 170;Thos, 79, 152, 170;Wm, 170* Jonathan, 226*; Martha, 226, 320; Mary, Welsh, Benj, 395; Rose, 395* 226; Mr, 52;Wm, 320* Wemnan, Cath,191*;Mary,191;Phil, 191;Ric, Waters,Jn, 110, 311*; Penelope, 311; Sar, 311 191*;Viscount, 191 Watkins,Jane, 67; Mr, 277; Ric, 67; Rob Turner, Wentworth, Eliz, 202; Hen, 171;Jane, 172;Jn, 93;Thos, 67 202*, 206;Joseph, 172; Lord, 171 ; Margery, Wats see Watts 171;Mary,172 Watson, Eliz, 284;Jane, 182; Ric, 182*; Wm, Wereat,Jas, 143*;Jn, 143 284 West, Chas, 105; Eliz, 320; Francis Maria, 105; Watton, Edw, 363;Edw Wynne, 146; Eliz, 363*; Joseph, 320; Mary Ann, 105; Milborn, 105; Freelove, 146*; Sam, 146 Sar, 105; Sus, 105 Watts (Wats), Eliz, 98, 266; Isaac, 98;Jas, 266; Westall (Westell),Jabaz, 72; Marg, 72*;Thos, 432 INDEX OF PERSONS

72* Wiggins, Eliz, 83; Wm, 83 Westley, Eliz, 22, 137, 138; Ephraim, 22; Jn, Wight, Joseph, 370 137; Rob, 137, 138; Sar, 309, 346; Thos, Wightwick (Wichtwick), Eliz, 120; Hen, 120; 346 Martha, 213; Mary, 133; Reb, 120; Wm, Westmacott, Ann, 200; Sar, 200; Wm, 200 213* Weston, Aim, 62; Chas, 31; Eliz, 31, 72, 226; Wilby, Mr, 8 Emma, 233;Jane, 226;Jn, 72, 90; Mary, 31 , Wilcocks sec Willcox 72*, 90*; Mary Penn, 72; Rach, 72*; Ric, Wild (Wilde), Ann, 363, 364*; Eliz, 22, 363, 62; Sar, 72;Thos, 72, 90, 226*; Wm, 62, 364*;Jas, 22;Jn, 22, 91*, 363, 364;Joan, 72*, 233 89; Marg, 22; Rev Mr, 195; Simon, 89*; Weyn1outh,Viscount, 171, 383 Thos, 363, 364*, 365 Wharton (Warton), Ant, 295; Duchess, 100; Wilkins (Wilkin), -, 97; Ann, 269, 271; Cath, Duke of, 100; Lord, 112; Maria Theresa, 85; Edn1, 95; Edw Byng, 358; Eliz, 158, 100; Mary, 295*; Phil, 100;Thos, 100 269*;Han,161;Jas,159;Jn,158,160,164*, Whatly (Whatley), Ann, 280; Eleanor, 280*; 379; Joseph, 269; Margery, 269; Martha, Han,372;Hester,372;Jn,280*,380;Mary, 164; Mary, 79*, 160; Sar, 85, 160; Stephen, 280; Mic, 372; Ric, 280*; Stephen, 372*, 269*;Thos, 85, 160, 267, 269*;Wm, 79*, 380;Thos, 372, 380;Wm, 280 159*, 380 \X/hatmore, Edw, 303; Eliz, 303 Wilkinson, Sally, 367; Sibella, 367;W111, 367 Wheeler (Wheler), Christian, 357; Eliz, 366; Wilks,Jn, 43 Emma, 357;Jn, 357; Marg, 347 Willcox (Wilcocks), Chas, 18; Hen, 366;Jas, Whichcot, Francis, 354;Jane, 354; Paul, 354 366; Samson, 18;Wm, 18* Whinﬁeld, Rev Dr, 197 Willes, Cath, 323; Chas Jeanes, 24; Edw, 323, Whitaker see Whittaker 380; Eliz Frances, 23, 24;Jane, 380; Marg, Whitchel,Ann, 146; Rob, 146 24;Wm, 23, 24* Whitchurch, Sam, 299 Willey see Willy White, Abigail, 228; Ann, 311; Ayliffe, 20, 43; Williams,Alice, 96; Ann, 96*; Cath, 67*; Deb, Cath,198;Edm, 310*;Edw,176,177;Eliz, 61, 67; Eliz, 96; Gideon, 140; Hen, 96*;J, 20*, 1()9, 132, 160, 198, 310; family, 123; 245, 250*;Jane, 67*, 245*;Jn, 67*, 140, Francis, 20*, 43*; Geo, 132*; Grace, 20; 157;Joanna, 140; Lloyd, 349*; Mary, 67, Han, 20, 43; Harriet, 161; He11, 10, 341; 140, 157 ; Mary Cath, 67;Pl1il, 96; Ric, 67*; Hester, 38, 39;Jas, 20, 160*, 198*, 243;Jn, Sam, 119;Wn1, 8, 67 20, 122, 209*, 238, 244, 265*, 310;Joan, Willis, Eliz, 296;Jane, 310;J11, 95;Joseph, 310 265, 267; Lieut-Colonel, 38; Lydia, 20; Willoughby, Chas, 390; Chr, 138*, 140; Edith, Marg, 10; Mary, 43*, 132, 209, 364; Mary 138*;Geo,139;Hen, 138;Jane, 139, 390; Anne, 198; Rev Mr, 193; Ric, 209, 265*, Joseph, 249; Mary, 138; Sam, 363; Sar, 249; 284; Rob, 93; San1, 228, 256; Sar, 40, 161; Stephen, 199;T K, 250;Virgi11, 390; W111, Sus,122, 341;Thos, 8, 20, 161, 179,244, 390* 377;Wal, 38,39*;Wm, 109, 122,219, 311 Willoughby, Lord, 351 Whitelock, Hester, 19 Willy (Willey), Geo, 362*; Mary, 362; W111, Whithart, Wm, 350 362* Whithead (Whithed), Frances, 293, 294; Hen, Wilmot (Willmott), Ann, 231*; Chr, 312; 293; Honour, 293;Jn, 386; Ric, 293, 294 Francis, 177;Jn, 177, 231, 313*; Mary, 177 Whitly, Mat, 109 Wilshire (Wilshere, Wilshur, Wilshure, Whitn1ore, Ric, 101 Willshire, Wiltshire), An11, 39*; Ja11e, 148; Whittaker (Whitaker),Anna Maria, 377*; Eliz, J11, 148; Mary, 39; Priscilla, 39; Reb, 39*; 378; Hum, 378;Jn, 377*, 378*; Mary Eliz, Ric, 283; Rob, 39*; Sar, 263;Thos, 29, 263; 378;Wm, 378 Wal, 39* Whitti11gton,J11, 117; Marg, 117 Wilson,Ann,12;He11,173;Jn,4, 12,219;Mary, Wichtwick see Wightwick 4; Stephen, 4 Wicks (Wick),Ann, 28; Dor, 195;Jn, 7, 195 Wilton, Edw, 383;Jerrard, 383; Mary, 383;W1n, Widdrington, Ann, 57; Mic, 57;Wm, 57 383 INDEX OF PERSONS 433

Wiltshire see Wilshire Worn1i11gton,Wm, 66 Winchcomb (Winchcome), Lady, 110, 122 Wray, Chas, 241; Eliz, 241;Jane, 304; Marg, Winchester, Marquess, 172 304; Rev Mr, 340; Rob Bateman, 241, Wi11ckles,Wn1, 175 304*;Wn1, 241 Windover, Edw, 308, 312 Wright, Laur, 219 Windsor, A11d, 130; Mary, 309; Sar, 309;Wn1, Wroughtoii (Wroton), Ann, 195; Cath, 191; 309* Dor, 190; Eleanor, 21 4; family, 216; Frances, Wing,Jane, 59*, 60; Sam, 59*, 60 195; Francis, 190, 191*, 195; Geo, 108; Winning, Ann, 61*; Chas, 61; Eliz, 61*; He11, Lady, 196; Mary, 16; Sar, 236; Seymour, 237; 61*;Jn, 61*; Marg, 61;Wn1, 61 Thos, 195;Wn1, 195, 214,236 Winstone,Jn, 136; Mary, 136 Wyaldwyn see Yaldwyn Winter, Barnes, 183; Charlotte, 184; Eliz, 183, Wyatt, G, 134; Mic, 31 184; Geo, 184;Jn, 183*, 184; Mary, 183, Wyche,Abigail, 322;Alice, 322;An11, 322; Benj, 184; Ralph, 183; Rob, 183; Stephen, 183; 322*; Eliz, 303*; Eliz Ann, 303;Jn, 303*; Victoria Cath, 184;Wm, 183* Mary, 385; Ric Sam, 322*, 385; Rob, 322*; Witcombe,Jane, 326; Rob, 326 Sam, 322 Wither (Withers),Ann, 266; Eliz, 188; Gilbert, Wylforde,Ann, 313; Nic, 313 266;Jn, 139, 188; Mary, 139; Ralph, 139; Wyndham (Wyndam), Arundell, 300; Barb, San1, 55; Sus, 139 300*; Caroline, 300; Edm, 348*; Edw, 348; Withy, Geo, 380;Wm, 380 Frances, 36; Hen, 300; Hen Penruddocke, Witsey, Millicent, 275;Thos, 275 300;Jn, 300; Penelope, 348; Rach, 36; Sar, Wittewrong,Jn, 358; Mary, 358 300;Thos, 348*;Wadham, 300*, 342, 348; Witts, Broon1, 208; Edne, 208*; Edw, 208; Eliz, Wm, 36, 38, 193, 293 208, 228; Mary, 208*, 228; Miriam, 208; Ric, 208*, 228 Yaldwyn (Wyaldwyn,Yaldon),Ann, 297*;Jane, Wollford,Ann, 80; Rob, 80 297*; Rev Mr, 340; Ric, 297*;Thos, 297; Wood, Edw, 182; Jane Maria, 259; Jn, 259; W111, 297 Joseph, 282; Mary, 282; Sar, 282; Simon, Yate see Yeats 282; Wm, 282*; Wm Jeffreys, 263 Yealfe, Dan, 21; Mary, 21 Woodam see Woodham Yeats (Yate), Eliz, 76; Geo, 32;Jas Cheeseley, Woodard, Martha, 168;Wm, 168 76; Mary, 32; Ric, 76 Woodbridge, Ann, 60; J11, 60 Yerbury,Ann, 146*, 242, 248; Edw, 146*, 147; Woodcock, Hum, 110 Eliz, 230, 273*‘, Gifford, 242; Hen, 146, Woodelande, Mary, 54 147;Jenevera,248;Jn,146, 230, 248, 273*; Woodham (W0oda111) ;Jas, 33; Martha, 1 67; Sar, Mary, 273; Ric, 238;Wm, 146, 147 33*;Thos, 167 Yewe, Ann, 280;Jn, 280 Woodman, Mr, 250 York (Yorke),Ann, 73, 246*; Chas, 246*; Edw, Woodroffe (Woodroof), Han, 162*;Jn, 50*, 246; Eliz, 246, 296;Jane, 246;Jas, 260;J11, 161 , 162*;Joseph, 162; Lucy, 50;Mary,161, 70, 296; Marg, 70, 260; Mary, 246; Sus, 246; 162; Rev Mr, 52; W111, 7, 21 , 225, 365 W111, 70*, 73, 246*, 296 Woods, Eliz, 309; Rob, 309 Young (Younge), Amphillis, 356; A1111, 204; Woolford, Ann, 158*, 167; Mary, 167; Ric, Benj, 27; Cath, 204; Edw, 356*; Eliz, 356; 158*; Rob, 76; Sar, 167; Thos, 167; W111, Ferdinando, 356;Jas, 94;J11, 112, 334, 356; 167* Joan, 356; Ric, 204; Sar, 27; Sus, 356*;W111, W0ollam,Tl1os, 153 204, 206 Wootton, Ant, 317; Chas, 317 You11ger,J11, 351 Worcester, Bishop of, 18 Youngson, Dacre, 382

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INDEX OF PLACES

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Abbots Leigh, Som, 371 Town, Littleton, Rood Ashton, Semington, Abingdon, Berks, 212 West Ashton Adderbury, Oxo11, 31 Asl1ton,West, 268, 270*; see also Rood Ashton Aedes Christi, see Oxford, Christ Church Ashton Keynes, 126, 369 Africa, sce Cape Coast, Cape of Good Hope Ashton Phillips, in Long Ashton, Som, 134 Albuera, Spain, 16 Astley,WarWs, castle, 328 Aldbourne (Auborne), 207-209; see also Aswarby, Lines, 354 Hillwood, Upham Atford, sce Atworth Alderbury, 337; see also Ivy Church Atherston, Leics [recre Warws], see Mieth Alderton (Alderington, Aldrington), 16, 47- Atworth (Atford), 272-3', see also Cottles 50, 54 Auborne, see Aldbourne Aldridge, Staffs, 76 Avebury, 209-11, 213; see also West Kennett Aldrington, see Alderton Avon, in Bremhill, 11, 24* All Cannings, 20, 232-4, 241 Axford Farm, in Ramsbury, 141 All Souls College, see Oxford Allesley,Warws, 87 Badbury, in Chisledon, 162 Allington, 293 Baidon, see Baydon Allington, in Chippenham, 3 Balliol College, see Oxford Alton (unspecified), 204, 329 Ballyshannon, Donegal, Ireland, 206 Alton Barnes, 331-2 Barbados (Barbadoes), 295 Alton Priors (Alton Prior), in Overton, 232, Barford, in Downton, 351, 352 233, 330-1 Barrow, Som, 36 Alvington, Glos, 138 Barrows Close, in Rowde, 228 Ambury, see Amesbury Barton, Lanes, 235 America 124; see also George Town, Maine, Basing, Hants, 172 Rio de Janeiro Bassett Down, in Lydiard Tregoze (Bassetts Amesbury (Ambury), 109, 289-90; see also Downe), 246 West Amesbury Bath,Jamaica, 270 Amesbury, West (Little Amesbury), 289, 328 Bath, Som, 9, 18, 19, 23, 33, 33, 51, 54, 98, Andover, Hants, 333 146, 193, 202, 241*, 259, 263, 265, 268, Arwarton, see Erwarton 269, 274, 301, 317, 362, 382; Circus,The, Ash Croft House, in Ozleworth, Glos, 118 23; St James’ Square, 105 Ashford (unspecified), 311 Batheaston, Som, (Batheston), 277 Ashley, 133-4 Bathford, Som, 51 Ashley, in Box, 34, 37 Battle, Suss, abbey, 35 Ashley, in Bradford on Avon, 281 Baydon (Baidon), 140; see also Bayﬁelds, Ashton, Long, Som, see Ashton Phillips Churchell Ashton, Rood, in Steeple Ashton, 267 Bayfields, in Baydon (Bayﬁeld), 224 Ashton, Steeple (Steeplaishton), 94, 229, 258, Baynton, in Edington, 152*; House, 152 283; Windmill Field, 271; see also East Bayton,Worcs, 395 436 INDEX OF PLACES

Beaconsﬁeld, Bucks, see Gregorys ackland, 225; House, 225 Beaksbourne, see Bekesbourne lackwell Hall, see London Beanacre, in Melksham, 30*, 259, 26()*, 261, andford Forum, Dors, 310 262*, 263*, 278 oomsbury, Mdx, 328 Bearedge, Beare Reages, see Bere Regis F°.F=1P1'I’F°.unsdon St Andrew, 85-6; see also Ground- Beckington, Som, 146, 252, 373; sec also well, Hyde Church Parrock Blunsdon, Broad, 77-83; see also Burytown Bedfordshire 94, 99; see also Harrold Blythe Hall, in Shustoke,Warws, 253, 328 Bedwyn, Great (Great Bedwin), 171-80, 180, Bolton,Yorks, 42 181,240;se(' also West Grafton,Wexcoinbe, Bombay, lndia, 294, 376 Wolf Hall Boreham, in Warniinster, 328 Bedwyn, Little, 188-9; see also Chisbury Boroughbridge, Yorks, 43 Beechingstoke, 239-40, 395 Boulogne, France, 259 Bekesbourne, Kent (Beaksbourne) 351; see Boscombe, 293 Howletts Bourton, in Bishop's Cannings, 227* Belgium (Belgia), 215 Bourton, Black, Oxon (Blackbourton), 354 Bengal (ship), 52 Bowden Park, in Lacock, 18* Bengal, India, 15, 33 Bower Hill, in Melksham, 272 Bentley, Staffs, 190, 191 Bowlish, in Shepton Mallet, S0111 (Bowless), Bere Regis, Dors (Bearedge, Beare Reages), 143 291, 305 Box, 7, 34-8; see also Ashley, Cheney Court, Berkeley, Glos, 180 Fogham, Hazelbury, Middle Hill Berkley, Som, 346 Boynton,Yorks E.R., 188 Berkshire, see Abingdon, Compton Boyton, 220, 317 Beauchamp, Great Coxwell, Maidenhead Bradfield, in Hullavington, 118 Bridge, Newbury, Padworth, Reading, Bradford Leigh, in Bradford 011 Avon, 277, 279, Shrivenham, Sonning, Streatley, Windsor, 283, 285 Winkfield Place Bradford on Avon, 33, 34, 135, 146, 192, 254, Bernard I11n (unspeciﬁed), 211 258*, 263, 275, 277-83, 285, 329; sec also Berwick Bassett, 212-13 Ashley, Bradford Leigh, Cumberwell, Ford Berwick St James, 290 Farm, Holt,Wii1sley Leigh,Woolley Besancon, France, 141 Bradley, Maiden, 275 Bethlehem Hospital, see London Bradley, North, 6, 371-2; see also Cutteridge Bewley Court, i11 Lacock, 18 Brampton (?Abbotts or Bryan), Herefs, 132 Biddesden, in Ludgershall, 295 Bramshaw, see Birchenwood Biddestone 29 Brassington, Derb, 8 Binghan1’s Melcombe (Bingham), in Bratton, 378-9; see also White Cliff Melcombe Horsey, Dors, 347 Braydo11,87, 182; Forest (Breadon Forest), 1 10 Birchenwood, in Bramshaw (Birchin Wood), Breamore, Hants, 273 307 Brecknockshire, sec Brecon Birniinghani, Warws, 259 Brecon, Christ's College, 182 Bishop's Cannings (Episcopi Ca11i1i11gs), 7, Bredwardine, Herefs (Brodwardin), 350 226-7; see also Bourton, Coate, Bremhill, 12-14; see also Avon, Cade11l1a11i, Roundway, Southbrooin Foxham, Hazeland Bishops Lavington, see West Lavington Bremilhani, 119 Bishopstone (north), 138-40 Brewern, see Bruern Bishopstone (south), 350-1; see also Faulston, Brickworth, in Whiteparish, 355; Brickworth Throope House 355* Bishopstrow, 385, 387-8 Bridewell Springs, in Westbury (Britwell Bitton, Glos, 43, 381 Springs), 377 Black Bourton, Oxon (Blackbourton), 354 Bridgwater, Som, 215 Blackdown, in Lodsworth, Suss, 297 Bridport, Dors, 389 INDEX OF PLACES 437

Brightwell, Oxon, 215 Calcutta, India, 33 Brimslade, 184*; Park, 141 Calleway, Calloes, see Kellaways Brinkworth, 112-14 Calne 13, 220-5; see also Chilvester House, Bristol, 29, 39, 40*, 43, 52,103,119,127,144, Quenierford, Studley, The Retreat, 196, 210, 226, 266, 272, 313; castle, 39; Whetham cathedral, 15, 340; Lewin’s Mead, 279; St Calstone Wellington, 216-17 John's, 34; St Stephen's, 38 Cambridge: Clare Hall, 182; Corpus Christi Britford, 335-7; see also Longford College, 251;Queens' College, 382; St Britwell Springs, see Bridewell Springs Catharine’s Hall, 76; StJohn’s College, 185, Brixton Deverill, 383 252, 382, 383;Trinity College, 266, 338 Broad Blunsdon, 77-83; see also Burytown Cambridgeshire, see Cambridge, Gamlingay, Broad Chalke, 241; sec also Knighton Horseheath Broad Hinton, 180,195, 198,213,214-16,293; Camficld Place, in Hatfield, Herts, 269 sec also Cotmarsh Cannings, All, 20, 232-4, 241 Brodwardin, see Bredwardine Cannings, Bishop's, 7, 226-7; see also Bourton, Brokenborough, 110, 112 Coate, Roundway, Southbroom Broker's Gate, in Westbury, 379 Canons, in Stanmore, Mdx, 25 Bromham, 26, 204, 229-31, 260; sec also Canopps Mill, in Malmesbury, 100 Nether Street, Nonsuch House,Wyatts Canterbury, Kent, 389 Bro111ley, Mdx, 294 Cape Coast, Africa, 376 Brompton, Mdx, 201 Cape of Good Hope,Africa, 33 Brook, in Westbury, 372; Brook Mill, 374 Carmarthenshire, see Kidwelly Brook, North, Oxon (Norbrook), 191 Casewick, in Uffington, Lines (Caswick) , 343, Broughton, Hants, 340 359 Broughton Gifford (Broughton Giffard), 96, Castle Combe (Castlecombe) 42-4, 307; see 225, 275, 281 also Long Dane Bruern, Oxon (Brewern), 30 Castle Eaton, 83-5 Bruton, Som, 335* Caswick, see Casewick Buckinghamshire, see Chalfont, Chicheley, Cathanger, in Fivehead, Som, 348 Eton College, Gregorys, Hillesden, Catlierinc Transport (ship), 180 Hitcham, Loaks, Thornton Chadwell Farm, in Whiteparish, 353 Buckland, Dors, 374 Chalfield, Great, 273 Buckley [?recte Rockley] House, in Ogbourne Chalfont, Bucks, 362 St Andrew, 204 Chalford, Glos, 360* Bucknell, Oxon, 209, 372 Chalke, Broad, 241; see also Knighton Budleigh, East, Devon (Budley), 314 Chalton, Hants, 46 Bulford, 196, 290-1 Channel Islands, see Guernsey, Jersey Bulidge, in Kington St Michael, 20 Charlinch, Son1, 260 Bulkington, in Keevil, 264, 265*, 267 Charlton Musgrove, Son1, 394 Bulwick, Northants, 341 Charlton (north), 99, 109-10, 192; set’ also Burbage, 180-1 Braydon Forest Burderop, in Chisledon, 213 Charlton (vale of Pewsey), 193-4 Burton Hill, in Malmesbury 97, 99, 100 Chece Magna, see Chew Magna Burwarton, Salop, 67 Cheesbury, sec Chisbury Bury, Lanes, 15 Chelsea, Great, Mdx, 35 Burytown, in Highworth, 81 Chelsfield, Kent, 267 Buttermere, 185; Farn1, 185 Cheney Court, in Box, 36 Chepping Wycombe, Bucks, see Loaks Cadbury, South, Som, 364 Chepstow, Mon, 46 Cadenham, in Bremhill (Cadnam), 12, 217 Cherhill, 216 Calcutt, in Cricklade St Sampson, (Cockett), Cherrington, see Chirton 92 Cheshire, see Daresbury, Dunham Massey, 438 INDEX OF PLACES

Glossop atford, Hants, 307, 357 Chettle, Dors, 356 laypole, Lincs (Claypool), 8 Cheverell, Great (Cheverel Magna, Great ench, in Milton Lilborne (Clynch), 140 Chiveral), 227, 248, 250-1 lethero, sec Clitheroe Cheverell, Little (Little Cheverel, Little leverton, in Lea and Cleverton, 97, 112 Chiveral, Little Chiverel), 237, 251, 252, ifton, Glos, 245; sec also Hotwells 267, 366 QQQQQQQitheroe, Lanes (Clethero), 253 Chew Magna, Som, (Chece Magna), 275 Clynch, sec Clench Chicheley, Bucks (Chichley), 321 Coate, in Bishop’s Cannings, 226 Chichester, Suss, 315 Cockett, sec Calcutt Chichley, see Chicheley Cole Park, in Malmesbury, 99 Chidclingstone, Kent, 36 Colerne (Colem), 19, 31-4, 242; sec also Chilham Castle, Kent, 258 Lucknani Chilton Foliat 45; see also Soley Collingbourne Ducis, 327 Chilvester Hill, in Calne, 14 Collingbourne Kingston (Collingburii Chippenham, 1-9, 20, 21, 23, 54, 197, 202, Kingston, Kingston Collingbourn), 179, 267, 312; see also Allington, Folly,The, Ivy 185-7, 267 House, Monkton, Pipsmore, Rowden, Combe, Castle (Castlecombe), 42-4, 307; see Rowdendown, Sheldon, Tytherton also Long Dane Chipping Sodbury, Glos, 52 Combe Hay, Son1 (Coinbhay), 268*, 269 Chipping Wycombe, see Loaks Comberwell, see Cuinberwell Chirton (Cherrington), 238-9, 283; sec also Combhay, see Combe Hay Conock, Conock House Compton Bassett, 35*, 218-19; Compton Chisbury, in Little Bedwyn (Cheesbury), 188, Basset House, 14 189* Compton Beauchamp, Berks, 186* Chiselton, see Chisledon Compton Chamberlayne (Compton, Chisenbury, in Enford and Netheravon Compton Chamberlaine), 290, 300, 354 (Chisenborow, Chisenburey, Chisenbury Conholt Park, in Chute, 188 Delafoly), 192, 391* Conington, Hunts, 37 Chisledon (Chiselton, Chisleden), 207, 210, Conock House, in Chirton, 239 215; see also Badbury, Burderop Conock, in Chirton, 232, 238, 242, 311 Chittoe, see Spye Park Coombe Bissett (Coumb), 334, 349; see also Cholderton, 295, 337 West Harnham Christ Church, see Oxford Cork, Ireland, see Kinsale Christchurch, Hants, 319 Cornbury Park, Oxon, 107 Christchurch Hospital, see Christ's Hospital Cornish, Denb, 192 Christian Malford, 7, 23-5 Cornwall, see St Agnes, Trevarder Christ’s College, Brecon, Brec, 182 Corpus Christi College, see Cambridge; Christ’s Hospital, see London Oxford Church Parrock, in Beckington, Som, 380 Corsham, 2, 25-8, 34, 111,260; see also Easton, Churchell, in Baydon, 224 Harp and Cross, H artham,Jaggards, Lypiatt, Chute 187-8, 188*; see also Chute Lodge, Pickwick, Thingley, Westsvells Conholt Park, Standen Corsley, 380, 386-7 Chute Forest, 187 Corston, in Malmesbury, 21, 114-16 Chute Lodge, in Chute, 187* Cotmarsh, in Broad Hinton (Cotemersh), 215 Cirencester, Glos, 77, 109, 135, 150 Cottles, in Atworth, 273 Clack, in Lyneham, 108 Coulston, 257-8, 330 Clanfield, Hants, 25, 46 Coumb, see Coombe Bissett Clapcote, in Grittleton, 40 Covent Garden St Paul, Mdx, 10 Clare Hall, sec Cambridge Coventry, Warws, 35, 253 Clarendon, Clarendon Park (Claringdon Park), Cowesfield, in Whiteparish, 349 306*, 307*, 333, 337, 338, 351* Coxwell, Great, Berks, 75 INDEX OF PLACES 439

Cranham, Glos, 54 House, Piddlehinton, Portland, Poundbury, Cranwell, Lines, 359 Purbeck, Isle of, Ranston,lShaftesbury, Creake,Nortl1, Norf (North Creak), 176 Sliroton, Steeple, Stour Provost, Tarrant Cricklade St Mary's, 93-4 Hinton, Upwood, Wareham, Weymouth, Cricklade St Sampson’s, 86-93; see also Woodlands,Wyke Regis Braydon, Calcutt, Widhill Downton 347, 351-4; see also Barford, East Croft, in Westbury, 380 Dow11to11, Lower Woodfield, Standlynch Crondall, Hants (Crundal), 323 Downton, East, in Downton, 353 " Crookwood, in Urchfont, 236, 237 Draycot Cerne (Dracot Cerne), 21 , 128-30 Crowood, in Ramsbury, 141, 142* Draycot Foliat, 210 Croydon, Surr, 182 Dryfield, Glos, 82 Crudwell, 123-6; see also Eastcourt Dublin, Ireland, 197 Crundal, see Crondall Dunibarton St Ann's,Jan1aica, 37 Cuba, see Havana Dunhain Massey, Ches, 383 Cumberland 224; see also Netherby Dunnidge Lodge, in Mere, 390 Cumberwell, in Bradford 011 Avon Durham, Dur, 254, 343 (Comberwell, Cuminerwell), 150, 279 Durnford (Great Durnford), 385; see also Little Custom House, see London Durnford Cutteridge, in North Bradley, 278, 371* Durnford, Little, in Great Durnford, 356 Durrington, 193, 232, 291-2 Daresbury, Ches (Daresborough), 203 Dynton, see Di11to11 Dauntsey, 105-8, 113, 114* Dean, Hants, 330 Eardisley, Herefs (Earsley), 214 Dean, West (West Deane), 307, 335, 338-40; Earlstoak, see Erlestoke see Dean Estate Earsley, see Eardisley Dean Estate, in West Dean, 340 East Budleigh, Devon (Budley), 314 Deane, Hants, 195 East Downton, in Downton, 353 Deans Orchard, in Mere, 389 East Grimstead (East Grinstead), 340 Denbighshire, see Cornish East Horsley, Surr, 13 Derbyshire, see Brassington East l—Ior11do11, Essex, see Heron Deverill, Brixton, 383 East Indies, see Pama Deverill,,Kingston (Kingston Deverell), 383 East Kennett, 211-12 Devizes, 51 , 127, 207, 226, 241, 255, 283, 332; East Meon, Hants, see Westbury StJai11es’s (Southbroom), 368-71; StJohn's East Molesey, Surr (East Moulsy), 289 357-65; St Mary’s, 365-8; see also New East Tisted, Hants, see Rotherﬁeld Park, Roundway, Southbrooni, East Town, in Steeple Ashton, 268* Southbroom House Eastcott,i11 Urchfont (Eastcot), 191*,236,237, Devonshire 305; see also East Budleigh, Exeter, 248 Holcombe Burnell, Ivy Bridge Inn, Ley, Eastcourt, in Crudwell, 122, 124 Mount Drake, Poltimore,Tavistock Easterton, 247, 249 Didmarton, Glos, 32, 54*, 131 Eastington, Glos, 118 Dilton, in Westbury, 379-80; see also Broker’s Easton, 181 Gate, Croft, Penleigh Easton, in Corshani (Eston), 25, 26, 27 Dinton (Dynton), 203; see Marshwood Easton Grey, 53, 56-7 Ditchley, Oxo11, 247 Easton Piercy, in Kington St Michael (Easton Dodington, Som, 348 Pierse), 20 Donegal, Ireland, see Ballysl1a1111on Eastwell, in Potterne, 242 Dorsetshire 3, 227, 319; see also Bere Regis, Eaton, Castle, 83-5 Binghan1’s Melcombe, Blandford, Eaton College, see Eton College Brid-port, Buckland, Chettle, Edington, 151-4; see also Baynton, Baynton Edmondsham, Hinton, llsington, lwerne House, Tinhead, Tinhead Court Courtney, Melbury, Moreton, Paniphill Edmondsham, Dors (Edmondesham), 202 440 INDEX OF PLACES

Elcombe, in Wroughton, 164, 212 Gamlingay, Cambs (Gamlingue), 198 Elmore, Glos, 111 Garnsey, see Guernsey Elton, Hunts, 275 Garsdon (Garsden), 110-11, 112 Enford, 329; see also Chisenbury, Longstreet Gastard, in Corsham (Harpingcras), 27 Episcopi Cannings, see Bishop's Cannings Gautby, Lines, 35 Epsom, Surr, 305 George Town, in Winyaw, South Carolina, 354 Erchfont, see Urchfont Germany 189, 206; see also Frankfurt Erlestoke (Earlstoak), 253, 257 Glamorganshire, sec Margam, Vane, The Erwarton, Suff, (Arwarton), 274 Gloucester, Glos, 94, 110, 135 Essendon, Herts, 368 Gloucestershire, 26, 27, 40, 113, 279; see also Essex 62; see also Heron, Heybridge Hall, Alvington, Ash Croft House, Berkeley, Leyton, Littlebury, Loftes, Maldon, Bitton, Bristol, Chalford, Chipping Shenfield Sodbury, Cirencester, Clifton, Cranham, Eston, see Easton Didmarton, Dryfield, Eastington, Elmore, Etchilhampton (Etchelhampton, Ichil- Faii-ford, Gloucester, Hanham, Hardwicke, hainpton), 226*, 231-2, 232, 235 Harnhill, Hartpury, Hartsbarn, Hatherop, Eton College, Bucks, (Eaton College), 198 Henbury, Highnam, Hill House, Hotwells, Everleigh (Everly), 290, 328 Lassington, Lewin’s Mead, Little Sodbury, Ewerne, see lwerne Courtney Longney, Marshfield, Nailsworth, Newark, Exeter, Devon (Exon), 109, 218 Oddington, Painswick, Pucklechurch, Exeter College, see Oxford Rockhampton, Rodniarton, Shipton Moyne, Slaughter, Stanshawes Court, Fairford, Glos, 113 Stoke Gifford, Stroud, Sudeley, Swindon, Fairwood, in Westbury, 377 Symondshall, Tetbury, The Fosse, Wick Fallerisdoune, see Faulston Rissington, Witcombe, Withington, Farleigh Hungerford, Som (Farley, Farly), castle, Wotton under Edge,Yate 16, 36, 40*, 227, 356 Glossop, Ches (Gossop), 235 Farley, 343-4; hospital, 344 Goosland Hedge, in Westbury, 377 Faulston, in Bishopstone (south) Gossop, see Glossop (Fallerisdoune), 350 Grafton, see West Grafton, Wexcombe, Wolf Figheldean, 296-7, 329; see also Syrencot Hall Fittleton, 297, 329-30; sec also Haxton Grafton,West, in Great Bedwyn, 173 Fivehead, Som, see Cathanger Gratez, Syria, 18 Fogham, in Box (Foggam), 38 Great Bedwyn (Great Bedwin), 171-80, 180, Folly, The, in Chippenham, 8 181,240;see also West Grafton,Wexcornbe, Ford Fari11, in Bradford on Avon, 272, 283 Wolf Hall Fosse,The in Shipton, Glos, 101 Great Chalfield, 273 Foxbridge, in Wanborough, 170 Great Chelsea, Mdx, 35 Foxham, in Bremhill, 7 Great Cheverell (Cheverel Magna, Great Foxley, 119 Chiveral), 227, 248, 250-1 France, 107, 339; see also Besaneon, Boulogne, Great Coxwell, Berks, 75 Toulouse, Ushant Great Durnford, see Durnford Frankfurt, Germany, 270 Great Hinton, 267* Freefolk, Hants, 190* Great Sherston (Sherston Magna) 53-6; sec Freshford, Som, 13, 260 also Willesley Frome, Som, 380, 387; see also Fron1e Selwood Great Somerford (Great Summerfortl, Frome Selwood, in Frome, Som Somerford, Somerford Magna, (Froomzellwood), 262 Soinmerford Magna), 21, 100, 108, 120- Froomzellwood, see Frome Selwood 2, 122 Froxfield, 189-90; Somerset Hospital, 190; see Greatworth, in Northants (Gretworth, also Rudge Grytworth), 227, 333 Fyfield, 357 Gregorys, in Beaconsfield, Bucks, 312 INDEX OF PLACES 441

Grimstead, West, 242, 337-8, 344, 359, 360 Havana, Cuba, 195 Grittleton, 38-40; see also Clapcote, Lofts, Hawkins Grove, in Rowde, 228 Scropes Haxton, in Fittleton (Hackleston), 297 Grittleworth, Northants, 111 Hazela11d,in Bremhill (Hazland), 18 Groundwell, in Blunsdon St Andrew, 106 Hazelbury, in Box (Haslebury), 36*, 37, 38* Groves, in Staple, Kent, 9 Hazland, see Hazeland Guernsey, Channel Is (Garnsey), 107,263,333 Heddington, 219, 221 Heightsbury, see Heytesbury Haekleston, see Haxton Hempsted, Glos, sec Newark Hackney, Mdx, 294, 307, 387 Henbury, Glos, 57 Hagley, Worcs, 25 Hendon, Mdx, 122 Hall Place, in West Meon, Hants, 266 Herefordshire, see Brampton, Bredwardine, Ham, 251 Eardisley, Rowden, Standwin House Hampshire, 1 1 1, 281; sec also Andover, Basing, Heron, in East Horndon, Essex, 338 Birchenwood, Breamore, Broughton, Hertfordsliire, see Canifield Place, Essendon, Chalton, Christchurch, Clanfield, Clatford, Hunsdon House, Sacombe Park, St Albans, Crondall, Dean, Deane, Freefolk, Hall Wyiiiondley Priory Place, Hurstbourne, Ibsley, Kimptoii, Heston, Mdx, 28 Langrish, Manydown, Nether Wallop, Hethersett, Norf, 35 Netherton, Newtowii, Popham, Portsea, Heybridge Hall, Essex, 357 Portsmouth, Quarley, Rotherfield, Heytesbury (Hatesbury, Heightsbury), 239, Sherfield English, Southampton, 251, 297, 301, 324 Steventon, Stockbridge, Tytherley, Upton Heywood, in Westbury, 376 Gray, Waltham, Westbury, Whitchurch, High Wycombe, Bucks, see Loaks Wickhain, Winchester, Wolverton Highgate, Mdx, 230 Hampstead, Mdx, 268 I-lighnain, Glos, (Highnham), 53 Hampton Turville, in Highworth (Hampton Highworth, 13, 59-70, 76, 142; see also Turvill), 62 Burytown Hampton Turville, Handley, Sixpenny, Dors, see Upwood Sevenhainpton, South Marston, Westrop Hanham, Glos, 214 Hill House, Glos, 134 Hankerton, 110, 122-3, 123 Hillesden, Bucks, (Hillsden), 50 Hanley, see Upwood Hillwood, in Aldbourne, 228 Hannington, 70-3 Hilmarton, 326 Hardenhuish, 5, 8, 23 Hilperton, 26, 147-8 Hardwicke, Glos, (Hardwick), 131 Hinton, Dors, 391 Hardyedyeth, in Sandon, Staffs, 120 Hinton, Broad, 180, 195, 198, 213, 214-16, Harford, Devon, see Ivy Bridge Inn 293; see also Cotmarsh Harnham, West, in Coombe Bissett, 334 Hinton, Great, 267* Hariihill, Glos, 9 Hinton, Little, 140* Harold, see Harrold Hitcham, Bucks, 234 Harp and Cross [i.e. Gastard], in Corsham HMS Beaulieu, 87 (Harpingcras), 27 HMS Cearai-Ir, 87 Harrold, Beds (Harold), 367 HMS ll/I0!'lI‘cI_QI-1, 15 Hartham, in Corsham, 1, 26 HMS Success, 86 Hartpury, Glos, 279 HMS I/I/liire, 16 Hartsbarii, in Longhope, Glos (Hartsburne), Holcombe Burnell, Devon (H oldcoinbe 53 Burnell), 1 1 Haslebury, see Hazelbury Holland 16, 182; sec also Low Countries Hatch, in Tisbury, 356 Holt, in Bradford on Avon, 275-7, 282 Hatesbury, see Heytesbury Homington, 348-9 Hatfield, Herts, see Cainfield Place Hornblotton, Som, 126 Hatherop, Glos, 347 Horndon, East, Essex, see Heron 442 INDEX OF PLACES

Hornsey, Mdx, 23 Westmorland, Wiltshire Estate Horseheath, Cambs, (Horsehenin), 316 Jersey, Channel Is, 325 Horsington, Som, 281 Horsley, East, Surr, 13 Katherine, see St Catherine Horsley,West, Surr (West Horseley), 234 Keevil, 258, 264*, 264-7, 271*; see also Horton, Dors, 235; sec also Woodlands Bulkington, Keevil Wick Hotwells, in Clifton, Glos, 33 Keevil Wick, in Keevil (Keevillwick), 32, 27l Howletts, in Bekesbourne, Kent, 351 Kellaways (Calleway, Calloes), 11, 11, I26 Huish, 196 Kelmarsh, Northants, 175, 176 Huish Episcopi, Som, sec Langport Kemble, 135, 136-8 Hull, Kingston upon,Yorks E.R., 188 Ken11et and Avon Canal, 193 Hullavington, 117-18; sec also Bradfield Kennett, East, 211-12 Hunsdon House, Herts, 187 Ken11ett,West, in Avebury (West Ke1111et), 210*, Huntingdonshire, see Conington, Elton 21 1 Hurst, in Potterne, 152* Ke11t, 195, 235, 290; see also Bekesbourne, Hurstbourne [?Priors or Tarrant], Hants, 185 Canterbury, Chelsﬁeld, Chiddingstone, Hyam Park, in Malmesbury (Hyem Park), 102 Chilham Castle, Lewisham, Lydd, Hyde, in Blunsdon St Andrew, 94 Maidstone, Penshurst Rochester, Staple, Hyem Park, see I-lyani Park Staplehurst Kidwelly, Carms, 190 lbsley, Hants, 347 Kimpton, Hants, 320 lchilhampton, see Etchilhampton Kingsbridge (unspeciﬁed), 201 Idmiston 293, 346; see also Porton Kingston, Isle ofWight 330 llminster, S0111, 239 Kingston Collingbourn, see Collingbourne llsington, in Puddletown, Dors, 150 Kingston lmber, 372* Kingston Deverill (Kingston Deverell), 383 lnckborough, see lnkberrow Kingston upon Hull,Yorks E.R., 188 India, 16, 281; see also Bengal, Bombay, Kington,West, 44-6, 198, 218 Calcutta, Madras, Mahratta Empire, Pune, Kington Langley, in Kington St Michael Seringapatam (Langley), 19*, 20, 21; see also Whitelands Indies, 138; see also East lndies,West Indies Kington St Michael, 19-21, 26, 42; see also Inglesham, 75-7 Bulidge, Easton Piercy, Kington Langley, Inkberrow, Worcs, (lnckborough), 235 Swinley, Whitelands Inner Temple, see London Kinsale, Cork, Ireland, 206 Ireland, 50, 107, 206, 376; see also Knighton, in Broad Chalke, 231 Ballyshannon, Dublin, Kinsale, Limerick, Knightsbridge, Mdx, 359 Munster, Tuam, Wells,Youghal Knowle, in Pewsey, 190 Isle of Purbeck, Dors, 315, 344 Knoyle,West (West Knole), 39() Isle of Wight, see Kingston,Yaverland Italy, 339 Lackham, in Lacock (Lacham, Lechain), 16, 17, Itchilhainpton, see Etchilhampton 25, 381 Ivy, The, see Ivy House Lacock (Layeock) 8, 14-19, 210; abbey, 15; sec Ivy Bridge Inn, in Harford, Devon 3 also Bewley Court, Bowden Park, Ivy Church, in Alderbury, 337 Lackhain, Notton, Notton Lodge Ivy House, in Chippenham (The Ivy), 6*, 7, Lainbourne Ground, inWinterbour11e Bassett 10, 35 (Lambourn), 165 lwerne Courtney, Dors, (Ewerne), 356; see Lancashire, 31 ; see also Barton, Bury, Clitheroe Ransto11, Shroton Landford, 355, 357 Langford, see Longford Jaggards, in Corsham, 26, 28* Langford, Little (Langford Parva), 335 Jamaica, 37, 38; sec also Bath, Duinbarton St Langley Burrell, 9-11, 21 Ann, Port Royal, Prospect, Spanish Town, Langley, Kington, in Kington St Michael INDEX OF PLACES 443

(Langley), 19*, 20, 21; see also Whitelands Loaks, in High Wycombe, Bucks, 134 Langport, in Huish Episcopi, Som, 20 Lockeridge, in West Overton, 211, 357 Langrish, Hants, 2 Lockston, see Loxton Lansdown, Som, 276 Lodsworth, Suss, see Blackdown Lanteglos, Cornw, see Trevarder Loftes, Essex, 134 Lassington, Glos, 137 Lofts, in Grittleton, 40 Laverstock, 310, 333, 344, 390; see also Milford LONDON [see also Middlesex], 7, 8, 10, 12, Lavington (unspecified), 251; sec also Market 23, 23, 38, 39, 55, 61, 91, 92, 109, 119, Lavington, West Lavington 120,123,127,131,132,135,137,138*, Lavington, Market, 194, 247-50 143,144,173,177,181,182,183,186,189, Lavington,West (Bishop's Lavington), 243-7, 203, 205, 208, 211, 220, 224, 230*, 232, 378; see also Lavington, Littleton Pannell, 248, 253, 253, 254, 259, 265*, 272, 277, Pitt House 282, 285, 294, 295, 301, 305*, 309, 312, Laycock, see Lacock 313, 318,329, 333, 334,351, 352, 354*, Lea, 111-12, 221, 311; see also‘ Clevertoii 359, 361, 362, 366*, 383, 387, 390*; Lecham, see Lackham Bedford Row, 324; Bethlehem Hospital, Leicestershire, see Mieth, Stoughton 297; Billingsgate, 248; Blackwell Hall, 43; Leigh, in Westbury, 375* Christ’s (Christchurch) Hospital, 7, 8, 21 , Leigh Delamere, 31, 40-2 235, 297 ; Custom House, 140; Fleet Street, Leighton House, in Westbury, 375, 376 241; Inner Temple, 5, 26, 182, 221, 295, Letel Somerford, see Little Somerford 316;,Lincoln’s lnn,131, 229,289,323,354, Lewisham, Kent, 284 355*, 356, 376; Long Acre, 289, 290; Ley, Devon, 376 Ludgate Hill, 332; Mayfair, 181; Middle Leyton, Essex (Low Layton), 330 Temple, 20, 262, 355; New Bond Street, Liddiard Tregooze, see Lydiard Tregoze 25; Portman Square, 181; Portman Street, Limerick, Ireland, 343 181; St Bartholomew’s Hospital, 92, 235; Limpley Stoke, 149-50; see also Water House St Giles Cripplegate, 295; StJohn Zachary, Lincoln, Lines, 331 92; St Lawrence Jewry, 243; St Leonard, Lincoln College, see Oxford Foster Lane, 92; St Mary Aldermary, 182; Lincoln's Inn, see London St Mildred, 260; St Paul's Cathedral, 340, Lincolnshire, 240; see also Aswarby, Casewick, 341*; St Stephen, Coleman Street, 305; St Claypole, Cranwell, Gautby, Lincoln Thomas’ Hospital, 184, 235, 297; Tower, Lingfield, Surr, 270 Liberty of, 197, 202; Whitehall, 289; see Lippiat, Lipyat, see Lypiatt also Westminster Lisbon, Portugal, 143 Long Ashton, Som, see Ashton Phillips Little Amesbury, see West Amesbury Long Dane, in Castle Combe, 43 Little Bedwyn, 188-9; see also Chisbury Long Melford, Suff, 18 Little Cheverell (Little Cheverel, Little Long Newnton, 95, 130-3, 131 Chiveral, Little Chiverel), 237, 251, 252, Longford, in Britford (Langford), 347; Farm 267, 366 336 Little Durnford, in Great Durnford, 356 Longhope, Glos, see Hartsbarn Little Hinton, 140* Longney, Glos (Lonney), 7 Little Langford (Langford Parva), 335 Longstreet, in Enford, 192, 329 Little Sodbury, Glos, 52, 201 Lonney, sec Longney Little Somerford (Letel Somerford), 108-9, Low Countries, 107; sec also Holland 121; see also Maunditts House, Maunditts Low Layton, sec Leyton Park Lower Wallop, see Nether Wallop Littlebury, in Stanford Rivers, Essex, 382 Lower Woodfield, in Downton, 353 Littlecote, in Ramsbury (Littlecott), 212 Loxton?, Som (Lockston), 322 Littleton, in St3fI‘l.lflgTOfl, 264* Loxwell, in Pewsham, 1 Littleton Drew, 47 Luckington, 50-2 Littleton Pannell, inWest Lavington, 245, 246* Lucknam, in Colerne, 30 444 INDEX OF PLACES

Ludgershall, 297-9; see also Biddesden MaXstoke,Warws (Maxstock), 273 Lydd, Kent, 36 Melbury Sampford, Dors (Malbury Saniford, Lydiard Tregoze (Liddiard Tregooze), 216; see Melbury), 119, 343 also Bassett Down, Midgehall Melchet Park (Melshet Park), 354 Lyneham, see Clack Melcombe Horsey, Dors, see Bingham’s Lypiatt, in Corsham (Lippiat, Lipyat), 26, 27 Melcombe Melford, Long, Suff, 18 Madras, India, 87 Melksham, 7, 243, 254, 256, 258-64, 278, 284, Magdalen College, see Oxford 371*; Place House, 260; see also Beanacre, Magdalen Hall, see Oxford Bower Hill, Sandridge Hill, Seend, Shaw Mahratta Empire, India, 294 Melshet Park, see Melchet Park Maiden Bradley, 275 Meon, East, Hants, see Westbury Maidenhead Bridge, in Maidenhead, Berks, Meo11,West, Hants, see Hall Place 366 Mere, 389-96; see also Deans Orchard, Maidstone, Kent, 363 Dunnidge Lodge, Zeals Maine, New England, America, 134 Merton College, see Oxford Maizey Hampton, in Ogbourne St George 203 Methven, Perthshire, Scotland (Methuen), 278 Malbury Saniford, see Melbury Sampford Middenhall, see Mildenhall Maldon, Essex, 3 Middle Hill, in Box, 37 Malmesbury (Malmsbury), 43, 92, 93, 94-102, Middle Temple, see London 102*, 109, 124; Holloway (Hollway), 101; Middlesex [see also London], 62, 165, 214, 235; White Lion Inn, 118; see also Burton Hill, see also Bloomsbury, Bromley, Brompton, Canopps Mill, Cole Park, Corston, Hyam Canons, Covent Garden St Paul, Great Park, Whitchurch Chelsea, Hackney, Hampstead, Hendon, Mandish House, see Maunditts House Heston, Highgate, Hornsey, Knightsbridge, Manidowne, see Manydown London, St Giles in the Fields, St Leonard's Manningford Abbots, 190 Shoreditch, St Mary le Strand, Stepney, Manningford Bruce, 190-1, 370 Uxbridge Manydown, i11 Wootton St Lawrence, Hants Middleton, in Winterslow, 344 (Manidowne), 188 Midgehall, in Lydiard Tregoze (Mudgell), 101 Marden, 239, 332, 364 Midway, in Wingﬁeld, 55 Margam, Gla111, 15, 265 Mieth, in Atherstone, Leics [recto Warws?], 152 Market Lavington, 194, 247-50 Mildenhall (Middenhall), 205-7; see Poulton, Marlborough (Marlbrough), 8, 182, 204, 205, Poulton House 310, 361 ; Grange ,The, 201 ; St Mary's, 196- Milford, in Laverstock, 305, 307 7; St Peter’s, 197-202; school, 202, 233; Milston, 292 Silverless Street, 202 Milton Lilborne, 181-2; see also Cle11cl1 Marshﬁeld, Glos, 46 Molesey, East, Surr (East Moulsy), 289 Marshwood, in Dinton, 3()3 Mongewell, Oxon, (Mungwel, Mungwell), Marston, in Potterne, 30, 242, 265 21 1, 212 Marston, South, in Highworth, 158, 159-62, Monkton, in Chippenham (Mounckton, 291 Mounton), 1*, 3 Marston Meysey (Marston Maysie), 92 Monkton Farleigh (Monkton Farley), 254, Martin, 185 284-6 Martin College, see Merton College, Oxford Monniouthsliire, see Chepstow, Troy, Usk Martinique, 16, 87 Moreton, Dors, 40 Masey Hampton, see Maizey Hampton Mounckton, sec Monkton Maunditts House, in Little Somerford Mount Drake, Devon, 330 (Mandish House), 108 Mounton, see Monkton Maunditts Park, in Little Somerford (Maundits Mudgell, see Midgehall Park), 211 Mungwel, Mungwell, see Mongewell Mauritius, 52 Munster, Ireland, 107 INDEX OF PLACES 445

Nailsworth, Glos, 57 Norton, 119 Ne . . haven [?], Som, 31 Norton, Upper, Oxon, 74 Neatheravon, see Netheravon Norton Bavant (North Bavant), 175, 388-9 Nervington, see Newington Norton Conyers,Yorks N.R., 109 Nether Haven, see Netheravon Norton St Philip, Som, 150 Nether Street, in Bromham (Nethersueet), Nottingham, Notts, 36* 230* Nottinghamshire, see Nottingham Nether Wallop, Hants, (Lower Wallop), 323 Notton, in Lacock, 17*, 259; Lodge, 18 Netheravon (Neatheravon, Nether Haven), Nunton 336, 347; House, 347; see also New 328-9, 329, 346; House, 330; see also Hall Chisenbury Netherby, Cumb, 109 Oakesey, see Oaksey Netherhampton, 324, 334-5 Oakley Hall (unspeciﬁed), 330 Nethersueet, sec Nether Street Oaksey (Oakesey), 123, 135 Netherton, Hants, 174 Oare, in Wilcot, 183 Nettleton, 46-7 Oddington, Glos, 199 Neunton supra Loe, see Newton St Loe Odstock, 347-8 New College, see Oxford Ogbourn Farm, in Ogbourne St George, 204 New Hall, in Nunton, 347 Ogbourne St Andrew, 203-4; sec also Buckley New House, in Pakenham, Suff, 369 House, Rockley, Rockley Farm New Park, in Devizes, 362*, 363 Ogbourne St George (Ogborne St George, New Sarum, see Salisbury Ogbourn St George), 204-5, 260; see Newark, in Hempsted, Glos, 186 Maizey Hampton, Ogbourn Farm Newbury, Berks, 208, 209 Orchard Wyndham, in St Decuinans, Som, 36, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumb, 23 38, 300 Newington, Oxon (Nervington), 215 Orcheston St Mary, 239 Newnton, Long, 95, 130-3, 131 Oriel College, see Oxford Newnton, North (Newton), 191 Overton, sec Alton Priors; Lockeridge; West Newton St Loe, Som, (Neunton supra Loe) Overton 99 Overton, West, 211, 318, 319; sec also Newton Tony (Newton Toney, Newtontoney), Lockeridge 188, 293-5, 318; sec also Wilbury House Oxenwood, in Shalbourne, 185 Newtown, Hants, 292 Oxford, Oxon, 12,20, 36, 135, 146, 232, 235, Nice, Savoy, 31 256, 355; All Souls College, 267; Balliol Noke, Oxon (Noock), 289 College, 123; Christ Church (Aedes Nonsuch House, in Bromham, 6 Christi), 1*, 2, 20, 30,44,198, 206; Corpus Noock, see Noke Christi College, 215; Exeter College, 26, Norbrook, see North Brook 186, 309, 314; Lincoln College, 38, 301; Norfolk, 2; see also Hethersett, North Creake, Magdalen College, 35, 146, 330; Magdalen Sporle, Wallington Hall, 46; Merton (Martin) College, 143, North Bavant, see Norton Bavant 241; New College, 19,184, 296, 331, 332; North Bradley 6, 371-2; sec also Cutteridge Oriel College, 150, 200, 202, 233, 295; North Brook, Oxon (Norbrook), 191 Pembroke College, 113; Queen's College, North Creake, Norf (North Creak), 176 135, 221, 249, 269, 305, 306, 308, 331; North Newnton (Newton), 191 Wadhain College, 257 North Tidworth, 295-6; see also Tidworth Oxfordshire 110; sec also Adderbury, Black Zouch Bourton, Brightwell, Bruern, Bucknell, North Wraxall, 3, 29-31, 58, 58 Cornbury Park, Ditchley, Mongewell, Northamptonshire, 94; see also Bulwick, Newington, Noke, North Brook, Oxford, Greatworth, Grittleworth, Kelmarsh, Rycote, Shipton under Wychwood, Stoke Walford Talmage, Upper Norton,Wychwood Northumberland, see Newcastle upon Tyne Ozleworth, Glos, see Ash Croft House 446 INDEX OF PLACES

Padworth, Berks, 315 Putney, Surr, 299 Painswick, Glos (Payiiswick), 262 Pakenham, Suff (Pakerstain), see New House Quarley, Hants (Quarly), 269 Pama, East Indies, 230 Queen's College, sec Oxford Pamphill House, in Wimborne Minster, Dors, Queens’ College, see Cambridge 181 Quemerford, in Calne, 41 Parrocks Lodge, Som, 146 Quidhampton Farm, in Wroughton, 216 Patingliam, see Pattingham Patney, 245, 250, 332, 335 Ramsbury 140, 140-3; see also Axford Fari11, Pattinghain, Staffs (Patinghai11),53, 31 1 ;sce also Crowood, Littlecote ' Rudge Ranston, in lwerne Courtney, Dors (Ranson), Paynswick, see Painswick 293, 355, 356 Pembroke College, see Oxford Ravenshal, Suff, 314 Penleigh, in Westbury (Penley), 246, 378 Reading, Berks, 205 Penshurst, Kent, 307 Retreat,Tl1e, in Calne, 225 Petherton, Soutl1, Som, 385 Rhodiae, see Rode Pewsey, 182-4; see also Knowle Richardson, in Winterbourne Bassett Pewshani, see Loxwell (Richardston, Rickardson), 206, 214* Philadelphia (unspecified), 315 Richmond, Surr, 225 Phillipps Norton, see Norton St Philip Rio de Janeiro, South America, 184 Pickwick, in Corsham (Prickwick), 27, 102 Rochester, Kent, 233; St Margaret's, 23 Piddlehinton, Dors, (Piddle Hinton), 198, 283 Rockhampton, Glos, 180 Pipsmore, in Chippenham (Pipesmore), 7 Rockley, in Ogbourne St Andrew (Rockly, Pirton, see Purton Ruckley), 203, 204; Farm, 185; House? Pitt House, in West Lavington (Pithouse), 390 (Buckley), 204 Pitton, 344 Rodbourne, in Malmesbury, 116-17 Polshot, see Poulshot Rode, Som (Rhodiae), 146 Poltimore, Devon, 278 Rodmarton, Glos (Rodemerton), 133 Poole Keynes, 136 Rolleston (Rolston), 133 Popham, Hants, 301 Rood Ashton, in Steeple Ashton, 267 Port Royal, Jamaica, 86 Rotherfield, in East Tisted, Hants, 356 Portland Island, Dors, 180; Castle, 307 Roughton, see Wroughton Porton, in Idmiston, 346 Roundway, in Bishop's Cannings and Devizes Portsea, Hants, 199 (Rowndway), 370 Portsmouth, Hants, 207*, 300 Rowde 227-9, 320; see also Barrows Close, Portugal 16; see also Lisbon Hawkins Grove, Rowde Ford, Rowdeford Potterne (Pottern), 240-3, 246, 256, 363; .'-‘ct’ House, Stovy Croft Eastwell, Hurst, Marstoi1,Whistley House, Rowde Ford, in Rowde (Rowdford), 227; Wotton House, 227, 228 Poulshot (Polshot), 228, 255, 256-7, 342 Rowden, Herefs, 267 Poulton, in Mildenhall, 189*; House, 2()6 Rowden, in Chippenham, 2 Poundbury?, Dors (Pumbery), 151 Rowdendown, in Chippenham, 4 Prescot (unspecified), 136 Rowndway, see Roundway Preshute, 198, 202-3, 203 Ruckley, see Rockley Prickwick, sec Pickwick Rudge, in Froxfield, 190 Prospect, Jamaica, 227 Rushall, 181, 192, 329 Pucklechurch, Glos, 103 Rycote, Oxon (Rycot), 191 Puddletown, Dors, see Ilsington Puinbery, see Poundbury Sacombe Park, Herts, 200, 231 Pune, India, 294 St Agnes, Cornw, 182 Purbeck, Isle of, Dors, 315, 344 St Albans, Herts, 2()8 Purton (Pirton), 11,93, 108, 109 St Bartholomew's Hospital, see London INDEX OF PLACES 447

St Catharine's Hall, see Cambridge Sherstone Pinckney,Sheston Pinck11ey),2, St Catherine, Som (Katherine), 275 54, 57* St Christopher Island,West Indies, 4 Shipton Moyne, Glos (Shipton Moigne, St Clement's Hospital (unspecified), 212 Shipton Moygne), 53, 56, 57; see also Fosse, St Decumans, Som, see Orchard \Vyndham The St Giles i11 the Fields, Mdx, 15 Shipton under Wychwood, Oxon (Shipton St Helena, 18 under Whitchwood), 99 St John's College, see Cambridge Shoreditch, Mdx, see St Leonard’s St Leonard, Shoreditch, Mdx, 126 Shrewton, 133 St Mary le Strand, Md.x, 192 Shrewton, Dors, see Shroton St Paul's Covent Garden, see Covent Garden Shrivenham, Berks, (Sh . . . nham), 60 St Paul's Shropshire, see Burwarton St Thomas’ Hospital, see London Shroton, in Iwerne Courtney, Dors (Shrewton) , Salisbury (New Sarum, Sarum), 1, 8, 13*, 22, 391 45, 142,143, 181, 197,198, 202, 206,227, Shustoke,Warws, see Blythe Hall 241, 251, 254, 293, 333, 336*, 342*, 343, Sissingcut, see Syrencot 344, 348*, 349, 350, 351, 363, 374, 383, Sixpenny Handley, Dors, see Upwood 389, 390, 394; cathedral, 13, 206, 259,291, Slaughter, Lower or Upper, Glos, 101 307, 335, 338, 340, 341*, 350; Close,The, Slaughterford (Slaughtenford), 29, 30, 33, 34 294, 300, 306, 309, 310, 324*, 334; Gigant Smallbrook, in Warminster (Smalebrook), 383 (Giggan Street), 8, 197; St Edmund's, 299- Smyrna, 322 304; St Martin's, 305-13; St Thomas’s, Soby, see Soley 304-5, 313-26;Trinity Street, 197, 202 Sodbury, Chipping, Glos, 52 Saltlirop, in Wroughton (Salthrope), 216, 221 Sodbury, Little, Glos, 52, 201 Sandon, Staffs, see Hardyedyeth Soley, in Chilton Foliat (Soby), 213 Sandridge Hill, in Melksham, 262* Somerford, Great (Great Summerford, Sarum, see Salisbury Somerford, Somerford Magna, Savoy, see Nice Sommerford Magna), 21, 100, 108, 120- Scotland, 189, 198, 215, 356; see also Methven 2, 122 Scropes, in Grittleton, 40 Somerford, Little (Letel Somerford), 108-9, sea vessels, see Bengal, Catherine Transport, 121; see also Maunditts House, Maunditts HMS Beaulieu, HMS Centaur, HMS Park Montaga, HMS Success, HMS I/Vhite Somerset Hospital, in Froxfield, 190 Seagry, 39, 126-7 Somersetshire, 25, 145, 305; see also Barrow, Seend, in Melksham, 252-6, 261, 280 Bath, Batheaston, Bathford, Beckington, Semington, in Steeple Ashton, 264, 375; see Berkley, Bowlish, Bridgwater, Bruton, also Littleton Cathanger, Charlton Musgrove, Seringapatam, India, 16 Charlynch, Chew Magna, Combe Hay, Sevenhampton, in Highworth, 60*, 61 , 62, 63, Dodington, Farleigh Hungerford, 82 Freshford, Frome, Frome Selwood, Seville, Spain, 143 Hornblotton, Horsington, llminster, Shaftesbury, Dors (Shaftsbury, Shaston), 4, 389 Langport, Lansdown, Loxton, Newton St Shalbourne, see Oxenwood Loe,Norton St Philip,Orchard Wyndham, Shaston, see Shaftesbury Parrocks Lodge, Rode, South Cadbury, Shaw, in Melksham, 243, 260, 262* South Petherton, South Stoke, Spargrove, Sheldon, in Chippenham, 130 Sparkford, St Catherine,Taunton,Wellow, Shenfield, Essex, 30, 262, 278 Wells, Whitelackington, Wincanton, Shepton Mallet, Som, see Bowlish Witham Friary Sherfield ?English, Hants, 356 Sommerford Magna, see Great Somerford Sherston Magna (Great Sherston) 53-6; see Sonning, Berks (Sunning), 274 also Willesley Sopworth, 52-3 Sherston Pinkney (Sherston Pinkeney, South Cadbury, Som, 364 448 INDEX OF PLACES

South Marston, in Highworth, 158, 159-62, Stowford, in Wingﬁeld, 147, 151 291 Stratford Toney, 349 South Petherton, Som, 385 Stratton St Margaret, 154-9, 242 South Stoke, Som, 285 Streatham, Surr, 367 South Wraxall (South Wraxhall, Wraxall, Streatley, Berks, 378 Wraxhall), 267, 274*, 283-4 Stroud, Glos, 96 Southampton, Hants, 186, 347 Studley, in Calne (Studly), 217, 225 Southbroom, in Bishop's Cannings and Sudeley, Glos, 172 Devizes (South Broome), 360,372; House, Suffolk 302; see also Erwarton, Long Melford, 357, 359; see also Devizes St James's New House, Ravenshal Spain 130; see also Albuera, Seville,Vittoria Sunning, see Sonning Spanish Town,Jan1aica, 37, 270 Surrey, see Croydon, East Horsley, East Moulsy, Spargrove, Som, 278 Epsom, Lingfield, Putney, Richmond, Sparkford, Som, 364 Streatham, West Horsley Sporle, Norf (Sparle), 295 Sussex, see Battle Abbey, Blackdown, Spye Park, in Chittoe, 200, 231 Chichester Staffordshire, 366; see also Aldridge, Bentley, Sutton Benger, 127-8 Hardyedyeth, Pattingham, Rudge Swindon, 259 Standen, in Chute, 187 Swindon, Glos, 124 Standlynch, in Downton, 354; see also Swinley, in Kington St Michael (Swinly), 21, Witherington Farm 1 15 Standwin House, in Herefs, 290 Symondshall, in Wotton under Edge, Glos, 132 Stanley, in Wakefield,Yorks, 323 Syrencot, in Figheldean (Sissingcut), 342 Stanmore, Mdx, see Canons Syria, see Gratez Stanshawes Court, in Yate, Glos (Stanhawes), 220 Tarrant Hinton, Dors, 314 Stanton-barn, see Stanton St Bernard Taunton, Som, 39 Stanton Fitzwarren (Stanton), 24*, 73-5 Tavistock, Devon, 214, 215 Stanton St Bernard (Stanton-barn, Stanton St Teffont Evias, 376 Barnard), 194, 234-5 Tetbury, Glos, 88, 102, 131 Stanton St Quintin, 130, 335 Thingley, in Corsham, 27 Staple, Kent, see Groves Thornton, Bucks, 32 Staplehurst, Kent, 36*, 391 Throope, in Bishopstone (Throop), 350* Staverton, in Trowbridge, 148 Tidcombe (Tidcomb), 178, 179, 185 Steeple Ashton (Steeplaishton), 94, 229, 258, Tidworth, North, 295-6; see also Tidworth 267-72, 283;Windmill Field, 271; see also Zouch East Town, Littleton, Rood Ashton, Tidworth Zouch, in North Tidworth, 296 Semington, West Ashton Tilshead, 283 Steeple, Dors (Steepleton), 292* Tinhead, in Edington, 154; Court, 153 Stepney, Mdx, 65 Tisbury, see Hatch Stert, in Urchfont, 235 Tisted, East, Hants, see Rotherfield Steventon, Hants, 303 Toulouse, France, 141, 142 Stitchcoinbe (Stichcomb,Stitcombe), 189,205 Townsend, in Westbury, 377 Stockbridge, Hants, 310 Trevarder, in Lanteglos, Cornw, (Treverdour), Stockton, Warws, 235 354 Stoke, South, Som, 285 Trinity College, see Cambridge Stoke Gifford, Glos, (Stoke Giffard), 33 Trowbridge, 8, 26, 143-7, 150, 197, 202, 248, Stoke Talmage, Oxon (Stocktalmage), 376 252, 385; see also Staverton, Westﬁeld Stoughton, Leics, 377 Troy, Mon, 53 Stour Provost, Dors, 241 Tuam, Ireland, 191 Stourton, 38 Tytherley, East or West, Hants (Tuderleigh, Stovy Croft, in Rowde, 228 Tuderly), 293, 294 INDEX OF PLACES 449

Tytherton 8, 1 1-12; Cogswell, 8; Hatts, 8; Mill also Rood Ashton Field, 8 West Dean (West Deane), 307, 335, 338-40; see Dean Estate Uffington, Lines, sec Casewick West Grafton, in Great Bedwyn, 173 Upavon (Uphaven), 192-3 West Grimstead, 242, 337-8, 344, 359, 360 Upl1a111, in Aldbourne, 35, 208* West Harnham, in Coombe Bissett, 334 Uphaven, see Upavon West Horsley, Surr (West Horseley), 234 Upper Norton, Oxon, 74 West Indies (West India), 87, 180, 206, 232, Upper Woodford, in Woodford, 193 252, 383; sec also Barbados, Cuba,Jan1aica, Upton Gray, Hants (Upton Greys), 301 Martinique, St Christopher Island Upton Lovell, 255 West Kennett, in Avebury (West Kennet), 210*, Upton Scudamore, 380-2 211 Upwood, i11 Sixpenny Handley (Hanley), Dors, West Kington, 44-6, 198, 218 326 West Knoyle (West Knole), 390 Urchfont (Erchfont), 235-7, 240; sec also West Lavi11gto11,243-7, 378; see also Lavington, Crookwood, Eastcott, Stcrt,Wedhampton Littleton Pannell, Pitt House Ushant, France, 15 West Meon, Hants, see Hall Place Usk, Mon, (Uske), 370 West Overton, 211, 318, 319; see also Uxbridge, Mdx, 259 Lockeridge West Tisbury, see Hatch Vane,The, Glam, 151 West Wells, sec Westwells vessels, sea, see Bengal, Catherine Transport, West Yatton, in Yatton Keynell, 22 HMS Beaaliea, HMS Centaur, HMS Westbury, 8, 197, 202, 241, 372-8, 380; see Montagu, HMS Success, HMS I/Vhite also Bridewell Springs, Broker's Gate, Vittoria, Spain, 125 Brook, Brook Mill, Croft, Fairwood, Goosland Hedge, Heywood, Leigh, Wadham College, see Oxford Leighton House, Penleigh, Townsend, Wakeﬁeld, Yorks, see Stanley Westbury Leigh, Whitecliff Wales, 215; see also entries under Welsh Westbury, in East Meon, Hants, 333 counties Westbury Leigh, in Westbury, 308 Walford, sec Welford Westﬁeld, in Trowbridge, 255 Wallington, Norf (Walington), 42 Westlecott, in Wroughton (Weselcourt), 142 Wallop, Nether, Hants, (Lower Wallop), 323 Westminster, 18, 134, 297; abbey, 343; school, Waltham, Hants, 32 20, 384 Wanborough (Wanbrough), 24, 139, 162-71, Westmorland, Jamaica, 270 214, 218, 329; see also Foxbridge Westport St Mary, 97, 100, 101, 102-5 Wareham, Dors, 375 Westrop, in Highworth (Westrope), 67 War111i11ster, 303, 321, 362, 382-6; see also Westwells, in Corsham (West Wells), 26, 27 Boreham, Smallbrook Westwood, 32, 326-7 Warwickshire, 273; see also Allesley, Astley Wexcombe, i11 Great Bedwyn (Wexconib), Castle, Bir111ii1ghan1, Blythe Hall, Coventry, 173, 179, 180* Maxstoke, Stockton Wexford, Ireland, sec Wells Water House, in Limpley Stoke, 149* Weymouth, Dors, 181 Wedhan1pto11,in Urchfont, 235,236, 237*, 332 Whaddon, 267, 274, 275, 281 Welford, Northants (Walford), 300 Whetham, in Calne, 220 Wellow, Som, 264 Whichbury, see Whitsbury Wells, Som, 23, 260, 380; cathedral, 237, 331; Whistley House, in Potterne, 241, 243 school, 384 Whitchurch, in Malmesbury, 99, 103 Wells,Wexford, Ireland 317 Whitchurch, Hants, 12, 349 Weselcourt, see Westlecott Whitchwood, see Wychwood West Amesbury, (Little Amesbury), 289, 328 White Cliff, in Westbury (Whitcliffe), 22 West Ashton, in Steeple Ashton, 268, 270*; see Whitelackington, Som (Whitlakington), 36 450 INDEX OF PLACES

Whitelands, in Kington Langley (Whitlands), Wolley, see Woolley 106 Wolverton, Hants, 321 Whiteparish, 340, 354-7 Woodborough, 194-5, 342* Whitlakington, see Whitelackingtoii Woodford, Upper, in Woodford, 193 Whitlands, see Whitelands Woodlands, in Horton, Dors, 376 Whitsbury (Whichbury,Wichbury), 234, 342 Woolley, in Bradford on Avon (Wolley), 270, Wick Regis, see Wyke Regis 283 Wick Rissington, Glos, 50 Wootton Bassett (Wootton Basset, Wotton Wickham, Hants, 317 Basset),11, 216, 251 Widhill, in Cricklade, 91, 92, 100 Wootton Rivers, 184-5 Wighill,Yorks 'W.R. (Wyghall), 15 Wootton St Lawrence, Hants, see Manydown Wight, Isle of, see Kingston,Yaverland Worcester, Worcs, 190; cathedral, 18 Wilbury House, in Newton Tony, 294* Worcestershire, 182; see also Hagley, Inkberrow, Wilcot 16, 190, 195-6, 239*; see also Oare Worcester Willesley, in Sherston Magna (Wilsley), 56 Wotton, in Potterne (Wotton),241,242*, 243, William Fryers, see Witham Friary 248, 256, 262 Wilsford (Vale of Pewsey), 193, 194 Wotton Basset, see Wootton Bassett Wilsley, see Willesley Wotton under Edge, Glos, 132, 259; see also Wiltshire Estate, Jamaica, 232 Symondshall Wimborne Minster, Dors, see Pamphill House Wraxall, Wraxhall, see South Wraxall Wincanton, Som, 394 Wraxall, North, 3, 29-31, 58, 58 Winchester, Hants, 240, 363; cathedral, 32, 364; Wraxall, South (South Wraxhall, Wraxall, college, 30, 259, 321, 344, 345 Wraxhall), 267, 274*, 283-4 Windsor, Berks, 245 Wroughton (Roughton), 196, 216; see also Wingﬁeld, 150-1; see also Midway, Stowford Elcombe, Quidhampton Farm, Salthrop, Winkfield Place, in Winkﬁeld, Berks, 347 Westlecott Winsley, 148-9 Wyatts, in Bromham (Wyats), 230 Winsley Leigh, in Bradford on Avon, 283 Wychwood, Oxon, (Whitchwood), 107 Winterbourne Bassett (Winterbourn Basset), Wyghall, see Wighill 20, 213-14; see also Lambourne Ground, Wyke Regis, Dors (Wick Regis), 180 Richardson Wymondley Priory, Herts, 269 Winterbourne Dauntsey (Winterbourn Dantsey), 303*, 342 Yate, Glos, 27; see also Stanshawes Court Winterbourne Earls, 340-1 Yatesbury, 217-18 Winterbourne Gunner (Winterburn Gunnur), Yatton,West, in Yatton Keynell, 22 341, 342 Yatton Keynell (Yeaton Keynell), 21-2,31, 130; Winterbourne Monkton, 212 see West Yatton Winterbourne Stoke (Winterborne Stoke), 39 Yaverland, Isle ofWight, 186* Winterslow, 344-5; see also Middleton Yeaton Keynell, see also Yatton Keynell Winyaw, South Carolina, see George Town Yorkshire, 251; see also Bolton, Witcombe, Glos, 330 Boroughbridge, Boynton, Norton Witham Friary, Som (William Fryers), 135 Conyers, Stanley,Wighill Witherington Farm, in Standlynch, 338 Youghal, Ireland, 207 Withington, Glos, 53 Wolf Hall, in Great Bedwyn (Wolfhall), 171, Zeals, in Mere, 390, 391, 394, 396 193