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TABLETS, ETC., INKINTBTJBYCHURCH, BERKSHIRE. Here lieth interred y*body of Philip Jemmett Esq. sometime Alderman of the City of London who departed this lifey*17 of June in y6y6 year ofour Ifl1678 Aged 63. Crest and Arms :Jemmett Impaling Grmshawe. Motto: INTBABITQTJI VIGILAT.

To the Memory of Sir Jonathan Raymond X* and Dame Anne his wife only Daughter and Heiress of Philip Jemmett Esq. They were married June ximdolxi and having had sixsons and five Daughters departed this life Sir Jonathan Raymond March xi mdocz in the lxxxp*year of his age the Lady Raymond June xvn mdooix in the lxtv01 year of her age. This monument was erected by their only surviving son Sir Jemmett Raymond X*. Arms :Raymond and Jemmett on shield of pretence. Basts of Sir Jonathan Raymond and his wife. InMemory of Sir Jemmett Raymond of Barton Knt, son of Sir Jonathan Raymond born in the year of our Lord 1662 and ofhis two ladies Sir Jemmett in the year 1687 married Elizabeth sole Daughter and heiress of Sir Geoege Brown of Woolverton in the County of Hants Kntby whom he had only one son Jemmett Raymond Esq. She died on the 19 th day ofJuly 1688 And in the year 1704 Sir Jemmett married Elizabeth daughter of Henry Skylling of Draycot in the County of Wilts Esq. Byher He had Several Sons and daughters who alldyed before him except his Daughter Elizabeth married to the Rev nd Mr John Craven only son of G-ovemour Craven by Elizabeth daughter of Co1 John Staples. Sir Jemmett lived in great hospitality and esteem to the 93rd year of his age And surviving his second lady who died on the 4th day of June 1754 only a few months he departed this life on the 20th day of December in the same year. Thismonument was erected according to the order ofhis son Jemmett Raymond Esq. by his widow Elizabeth Raymond. Crest and Arms :Raymond and Jemmett quartered, withBbowne and a quartering on shield of pretence, and impaling Skylling. Busts of Sir Jemmett Raymond and his two wives. 4

Sacred to the Memory of Jemmet Raymond Esq. and Elizabeth his wife He was the son of Sr Jemmet Raymond Kn* by Elizabeth daughter of Sir Geobge Bbown She was the daughter of The Honble Col1 John Stapleb and the widow of the HonWe Ohaeles Cbaven Esqre Governor of South Carolina in the reign of Queen Ann August th , ­ 79. He died 9 / 1767 1 at. ha Qna C She died April 27*\ 1771 ) the eof {71. Crest and Arms of, 1, Raymond ;2, Jbmmett ;3, Bbown ;and 4, another coat ;and impaling STAPLES. Busts ofJemmett Raymond and his widow. Sacred to the memory of the Right Honble Chables Dundas Baron Amesbuey of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland who was a Member of the House of Commons for more than half a century and represented the County of Berks during ten successive Parliaments infullpossession of every faculty He was seized with Cholera and died on 30 June 1832 in the 818t year of his age. Also in memory of Ann his wife,daughter and sole heiress of Ralph and Margabet Whitley of Aston Hall in the County of Flint and the lineal descendant N of Sir Jonathan Raymond of Barton Court in this County She died November 29, 1812, aged 59 years. They leftissue one child Janet.

Sacred to the memory of Janet the beloved wife of Rear Admiral Dundas who departed this life at Nice on 20th April1846 'inthe 63rd year of her age She was the only child and heiress of Chaeles Dundas Baron Amesbuey of Aston Hall in the County of Flint and Barton Court in the County of Berks by Ann "Whitley his wife. 5

To the Memory of Chaeles James Whitlet Deans Dundas Capt. in the 6th Royal Lancashire Militia ¦ who died the 11th April1856 aged 45 years This Tablet is erected by his Brother Officers in token of their friendship &esteem.

To the Memory of Sir James Whitley Deans Dundas Admiral of the White MilitaryK.G.O. of the most honourable order of the Bath Mejidie of the first class and Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour Commander in Chief ofH.M.s Fleet inMediterranean and Black Sea in the years 1852, 1853 and 1854. Sir James Dundas filled the Office of Clerk of the Ordnance A Lord of the Admiralty in two administrations and represented the boroughs of Devizes and Greenwich in four Parliaments. Born 4 December 1785 Died October 3rd 1862 Aged- 76 years.

A window in chancel and on brass below. To the glory of God This window was erected by the Parishioners and friends of the Revnd James Whitley Deans Dundas M.A.for 32 years Vicar of Kintbury in affectionate remembrance of his unceasing acts of charity and kindness He died August 12 a.d. 1872 and lies interred in the chancel of this Church.

On the base of a brass eagle lectern. To the glory ofGod and in loving memory of Charles Amesbury Whitley Dundas this lectern was presented to the Church ofS. Mary the Virgin Kintbury by his widow his Mother and his children He was born Nov. 30th 1845 iand died Sept. 9th 1874. 6

Parish Registers of Kintbury. 1679 June 8 Jonathan, son of Sir Jonathan Raymond, was buried. 1688 July 27 Elizabeth, wife of Sir Jemmett Raymond, was buried. 1701 April16 John Raymond, Esq., buried. 1706 July 8 Henry, son of Sir Jemmett Raymond, bapt. ; born 23 June. 1707 Nov. 1 Philip, son of Sir Jemmett Raymond, bapt. ;born 81 October. 1709 July 1 Dame Ann Raymond, wife of Sir Jonathan Raymond, dyed at Henwick, and was buried at Kintbury. 1710 Aug. 19 William, son of Sir Jemmett Raymond, buried. 1710-11 Mar. 28 Sir Jonathan Raymond buried. 1713 Sept. 9 Mrs. Anne Raymond buried. 1713 Sept. 16 Mrs. Elizabeth Raymond buried. 1719 Dec. 29 Charles Craven, Esq., of Ashton Park, and Elizabeth Staples, of this parish, married. 1721 Died June 30 and buried July 5, Anne, daughter of Sir Jemmett Raymond, Knt., and Dame Elizabeth his wife. 1734 June 14 Dame Elizabeth, wife of Sir Jemmett Raymond, buried. 1736 Died 22 and buried July 31, Jonathan, son of Sir Jemmett Raymond and Dame Elizabeth his wife. 1754 June 14 Dame Elizabeth Raymond buried. 1754 Dec. 31 Sir Jemmett Raymond was buried. 1767 Aug. 18 Jemmett Raymond was buried.

Registers of Westminster Abbey. Baptisms. 1718 May 29 Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Jemmett Raymond and Dame Elizabeth his wife ;born May 7. 1721 May 11 Ann, daughter of Sir Jemmett Raymond and Dame Elizabeth his wife;born April17. •»

Wills and Administrations. Dame Anne Raymond. Willdat. 26 May 1709 ;pr. 14 Sept. 1709 by Sir Jemmett Raymond son and Ex'or. Mylate father Phillip Jemmett Esq. decd by his willgave my son Jemmett Raymond (now Sir Jemmett) certain almshouses at Newbury, Berks, in trust for 12 poor people. Quotes Ind're 18 Apr.1705, bet. her husb. Sir Jonathan Raymond and herself of 1part, and John Blandy and Wm. Barnesley Esq™ of the other part, and another Ind're (24 Nov. 1703) betw. her son Sir Jemmett Raymond of 1part, and her husb d and herself of the 2nd pl,James Stredwick of 3d3d part, and Samuel Parker and Wm. Barnesley Esq™ for raising certain monies forpurposes of her will. Tomy son Sir Jemmett Raymond £400 in trust, tobe laid out in land the rents to be for the use of my da. Elizabeth during lifeof her husband and if she dies before him, then to her children during his life, and after his decease, out of the sdrents, to each of the sd12 poor people sixpence a week for ever. Idesire to be bur3inKint­ bury Church near my late father, and my husband to raise a monument to me ana" allmy eleven children. To my cousin Anne Gardiner widow £6 yearly for life. Mourning to be given to my children SirJemmett Raymond and Elizabeth his wife, Sir John Chetwood, Mr Tho" Blackmore and Anne his wife, Elizabeth Loder, Mr Henshaw and Mabell his wife and all their child11. Mourningrings tomy friends Mrs Savage, Mra Feltham, and Mrs Sargeant, da8 of Mr Ralph Bowes, decd, and to Mr Barnesley and his wife and son. Plate, &c. to my son Sir Jemmett Raymond 7

(Ex'or) and tomygrandson Jemmett Raymond. Myfriend M™ Jone Hinton of Newbury, £10. Witnesses, Walter Harte, Bernard Hore, Will. Wallis. (P.0.0., 227 Lane.) Mem. Sir Jonathan Raymond gives consent to the above will. Sir Jemmett Raymond ofBarton, co. Berks, Knt. Willdat. 22 Oct. 1748 ;pr. 12 May 1755 by Jemmett Raymond, Esq., son and Ex'or. Tomy wife Lady Raymond all my estate at Henwick and Shaw in the parishes ofThatcham and Shaw, and at Harwell co. Berks for life,remr to my dau. Elizabeth and the heirs of her body, remr tomy son Jemmett. Tomy da. Elizabeth £100 a year during my wife's life. To my sd wife allmy stock and household stuff, and her Jewels, &c. Residue to my son Jemmett Raymond, sole Ex'or. Idesire tobe bur4 in Kintbury Church in a private manner. Witnesses, Hannah Harte, Rob* Gapper, Ambrose Keill. (P.C.0., 142 Paul.) Jonathan Raymond, late of Barton, co. Berries, bachr,dec?. Adm'on 8 Feb. 1737-8 to his father Sir Jemmett Raymond, Knt. Adm'on (de bonis non) 12 May 1755 to Jemmett Raymond, Esq., son and Ex'or 'of Sir Jemmett Raymond now dec d. (P.C.C., Adm'ons 1788.) Jemmett Raymond of Wolverton, par. of Wolverton, co. Southamp., Esq. Willdat. 12 July 1755 ;proved 13 Oct. 1767 by the Hon. Elizabeth Raymond, formerly Eliz. Craven, widow, the relict and Ex'trix. To be buried in a private manner in Kintbury Church. Allmy.lands, tents, &c,in the Co* of Midd. Berks and Southampton to the Hon. Elizabeth Craven of Crookham in the par. of Thatcham, Berks, widow of the Hon. Cha* Craven, late of the same place, for her life,and after her death Igive the lands, &c. in co. Southampton to my cousin Dame Elizabeth Miller and the heirs of her body, and the lands, &c. in Co* Midd. and Berks to my sister Elizabeth, and the heirs ofher body, remr to my right heirs. Bequests to servants. All my shares in the Chelsea waterworks, and plate, furniture, &c. to the afsd Eliz. Craven, she to be sole Ex'trix. To my sister Elizabeth furniture, &c.in the house at Harwell, and also my stock of deer in my park at Wolverton. Witnesses, Jane Craven, Hannah Doore, Wm Robbins, Rector of Wolverton. Codicil dat. 27 May 1756. Ihave, since making my will,intermarried with the afsdElizabeth Craven. The devise toDame Elizabeth Miller is void by her death, and Igive the sdlands toher da. Dame Eliz"1 Worsley and the heirs of her body. Witnesses, Jane Craven, Ja. Gilpin,John Walton. Second Codicil,30 Sept. 1763. Since making my willIhave settled certain of my estates by deed, and in lieu of the former bequest, Inow give to my sister Elizabeth now wife of the Rev. Mr John Craven and the heirs of her body, my manor of ffarmborough, Berks, remr to my cousin Sir Philip Touchet Chetwode, Bar*, he to pay my cousin Wm ffullerton grandson of my Aunt Blackmore an annuity of £50 for life. Fee farm rents of certain lands in co. Berks to my cousin John Raymond, Esq. The manor of Henwick, &c. (after my wife's death) to my cousin Tho» Henshaw of Buesock Court, par. of Cheiveley, Berks, Esq., he to pay my cousin Philip Fullerton, another grandson of my Aunt Blackmore, an annuity of £50 forlife. IfIsurvive my wife,Igive £100 each for mourning to the afsd Mr John Craven and Elizab. his wife, and to Mw Eliz. Cox, Mra Jane Fowle, M™Martha Lloyd,MnMarg' Hincksman, and M™ Mary Bishop, sisters of the sd John Craven, and dau'rs of my sd wife. The afs d Tho8 Henshaw at a cost of £200 to ereot a monument in Kintbury Church tomy late father Sir Jemmett Raymond with 3 busts, one ofhimself and one of each ofhis wives,unless such monument be erected by me or my wife. The furniture, &c. at Barton House tomy sd sister Eliz. Craven. The furniture and deer at Wolverton, and such plate as hath the arms of the Browns or Worsleys eugraven thereon to the afs d dame Eliz. Worsley to whom 8 (in the first codicil) Ihave already given my estate at Wolverton. Rings of 21" to Mra Tipping, Mr Tipping, DrMusgrave and wife,Mr Henshaw and wife, Mr Harry Henshaw, the sdMr John Craven and wife, the sd Mn Cox and hußb., Mre ffowle and husb., Mra Lloyd and husb., M™ Bishop and husb., MrtHincksman and hnsb., Mr John Raymond and wife, and the sd dame Eliz01 Worsley. Certain Bond, Securities, &c.to be realised and the monies to be in the hands of the sd Tho8 Henshaw in trust for the benefit of the afsd five dau'rs of my sd wife, and their children. Witn., Ann Paice, Eliz. Tull,Ja BHead. Third Codicil, 5 June 1765. Poor of Kintbury, Thatcham, Wolverton, and Farnborough, £50. My godson [blank'] Worsley son of Dame Eliz.Worsley. Gives plate, pictures, &c, to divers persons aforement d, viz., Mr Tipping, Tho1 Henshaw and wife, M» ffowle wife of Rev. Tho8 ffowle,Mr John Craven and wifeElia*. To Dame Eliz. Worsley all the pictures at Wolverton, except that of MrSkyllyng which Igive to my sister Eliz. Craven. Witn., Eliz.Weeks, Anne Collis, Ja. Head. On 27 June 1800 Adm'on was granted to Geo. Basten of Lincolns Inn gent., on behalf of Mary Anne Wroughton and her husb. the Rev. Philip Wroughton, clerk, as concerning the Manor of Bassett Fee and other lands in Sussex as ment d in an Ind're (17 Apr. 1705). Jane Fowle wife of the Rev. Tho8 Fowle (da. and surviving Ex'trix of the sd Eliz.Raymond formerly Craven) dying intestate. On 31 Mar.1802, further Adm'on to Martha Lloyd, widow,da. of the afsdHon. Eliz.Raymond formerly Craven deca. (P.C.C., 387 Legard.) Ishall be most grateful for any information as to the ancestors of Sir Jonathan Raymond, and had he a brother John Raymond, and, ifso, who did he marry and what issue had he ? Is John Raymond, named in the willof Jemmett Raymond as his cousin, the same John Raymond (of Tower Hill,London ; Hatchlands, Surrey ; and Horn Park, Eltham ; M.P. forMelcombe Regis ; and a Brewer, who died at Battersea Rise 20 January 1782, aged 70) whose willis referred to in 'Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica,' Vol. 111., N.S., page 215, and who married Britannia and Mary, the daughters of James Lambe of Hackney, and whose father was Samuel Raymond of London, Merchant, who died 7 September 1730, having married, 2 March 1707-8, at St. Giles, Cripplegate, Anne, daughter of Nicholas Skinner of London, Merchant ? See 'Le Neve's Knights,' and Hunter's Fam. Mm. Gentium, Add. MS. 24,458, BritishMuseum. Ibelieve AnnWhitley (see 'Burkes Commoners,' vol. iii.,page 115) was a great-great-grand-daughter of Sir Jonathan Raymond through his eldest daughter Elizabeth, who married Thomas Ldder> of Balston Park, Kintbury (for Loder of Balston Park see Visitation of Berkshire 1664-6), or was Ann Whitley descended from Sir Jonathan Raymond through his third daughter Mary, who married 13 September 1695 at Allhallows Church, in the City of London, Sir John Chetwode, Bart., and had, inter alios, Anne, who married Thomas Whitley of Aston (see 'Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica,' Vol. 1., Second Series, pages 76, 88, and 334) ? Can any one throw light on Sir Jonathan Raymond's will,which is not to be found at the Probate Office, Somerset House ? Is anything known of Sir Jonathan Raymond's children (he had eleven in all according to the M.I. at Kintbury), besides his son Sir Jemmett Raymond and his daughters Mrs. Thomas Loder and Lady Chetwode (and inDame Anne Raymond's willMre Thomas Blackmore and MrtHenshaw) ? From John Raymond of Hatch- lands, Surrey, M.P., etc., are descended the families of Raymond-Barker of Fairford Park, Gloucestershire ;Brine of Lower Hardres, Kent ; Wansey ; Colfox of Brid­ port; Warren of Handcross Park, Crawley, Sussex, etc. ;Nettlefold ;Nias ofBath ; Hill; Brocas of Beaurepaire, Hampshire ; Rice (Lord Dynevor) ; and By of Shernfold Park, Sussex. Reginald Stewart Boddington. Beaconsfield Club, PallMall,S.W.