THE

MONUMENTAL

INSCRIPTIONS
OF

MIDDLESEX,
WITH

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES AND DESCRIPTIONS

OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS.

H E R E L Y E T H THEBODYE O F WILLIAM G A L E GENTSOMTJME
M R O F A R T S I N O X F O R D -WHO H A D T O "WIFE ANNE GALE
T H E DAUGHTER OF R O G E R B R A G G E G E N T A N D H A D
ISSVE B Y H E R 52 SONNES W I L L I A M A N D NICHOLAS YSAID
NICHOLAS D E C E A S E D BEFORE HIS FATHER Y A B O V E SAYD
WILLIAM GALE DYED THE XXX DAYE OF M A R C H A N ° D N I
IOI4BEINGE A B O V T T H E A G E O F F O R T Y E Y E A R E S

In the chancel of hadley church, Middlesex
Presented to this work by Robert Hovenden, Esq.

A COLLECTION
OF

C U R I O U S AND INTERESTING
EPITAPHS,
COPIED FROM THE EXISTING MONUMENTS OF

DISTINGUISHED AND NOTED CHARACTERS
IN

The Church and Churchyards
OF

HORNSEY, TOTTENHAM,
EDMONTON, ENFIELD, FRIERN BARNET
AND HADLEY,
MIDDLESEX.

BY F R E D E R I C K

TEAGUE

LONDON:
1875-

CANSICK.

LONDON :
P R I N T E D BY WERTHEIMER, LEA AND CO.,
CIRCUS PLACE, FINSBURY CIRCUS.

Right Honourable
THE

EARL

OF

DUFFERIN,

K.C.B., P.C., K.P.,
GOVERNOR-GENERAL

OF CANADA,

THIS VOLUME IS,
WITH HIS LORDSHIP'S PERMISSION,

Dedicated
BY HIS OBLIGED AND HUMBLE SERVANT,

FREDERICK

TEAGUE
28,

JEFFERY

CANSICK,
STREET,

KENTISH

TOWN,
LONDON.

PREFACE.
lAVIl^G completed the third volume of *the
sSries, I beg to return my grateful thanks
to Miss Louisa Ince, J. R. Daniel-Tyssen,
Esq., F.S.A., Carington Bowles Bowles, Esq., J.P.,
J. Meyer, Esq., J.P., and Robert Hovenden, Esq., for
kindly presenting Illustrations to this volume.
By desire, this and the future volumes will be
published by private subscription.
The

next

volume will contain "the

Inscriptions from the Churches and

important

Churchyards

in the City of London,
It will greatly facilitate the issue of the remaining volumes if those gentlemen who

have

not

already given in their names for the whole series
will do so as early as possible.

INTRODUCTION.

S. Mary's Church, Hornsey

T

H E Church of S. Mary consists of a nave, chancel, aisles and galleries. T h e old church was
built, about the year 1500, from the ruins of the
fortress in the Bishops Park. It was a plain structure, with an embattled tower at the west end. It
was rebuilt in 1832, except the tower.
The earliest date of the parish register is 1653.
The churchyard is kept in decent order, many of the
tombstones having been unearthed by the present
rector, who takes a pride in making the ground a
credit to his church,.
The following memorial windows are of stained
glass :—
In piam memoriam
ELIZABETHAE FRANCISCAE HARVEY,
N a t a. s. MDCCCXXXIV. Ob. a. s. MDCCCXLVII.

To the Glory of God and in pious Memory of
ANTHONY SOULBY,

Decr. 20, 1831.

MARY SOULBY,

April 15, 1850.

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Introduction.
To the glory of God and in Saered Memory of
EDWARD CHAPMAN, Esquire,

He was born at Whitby, January 16, 1803, and fell asleep
at his residence, Haringay House, Middlesex,
March 22, 1869.
" Looking unto Jesus, the-author and finisher of our faith."

In Memory of HENRY ST. JOHN WALTON,

Sergeant in the 13th Middlesex (Hornsey) Rifle
Volunteers, who died on the 26th day of, November, 1866.
This window is erected by Members of the Corps.

To the glory of-God and in Memory of
FREDERICK LEWIS LOSH, died November 21, 1863.

In Memoriam CATHARINE BEVAN,
Ob* Hid Martii 1862.

To the glory of God in dear Memory of WILLIAM EADY, 1865.

To their beloved mother from her sorrowing children.
EMMA PRICE.

Obt*. 12 September, 1869.

Introduction.

xi

Highgate Chapel Burial Ground

T

H I S chapel, which was dedicated to S. Michael,
was founded as a chapel-of-ease to the church
at Hornsey, prior to ,1565, when Griridel, Bisnop of
London, as lord of the manor of Hornsey and proprietor of the chapel, granted it to Sir Roger Cholmeley, late Lord Chief Justice, with gardens, orchards,
and two acres of land. The chapel was taken down
in 1833.
In 1866 a new chapel was erected, attached .to the
grammar school, in the crypt of which the tomb of
S. T. Coleridge, the poet, is enclosed.
Extracts from the register:—
Honble. Dna. Judith Piatt, uxor Hugonis Piatt, militis sepult.
Jan. 28, 1635, relict of Sir Hugh Piatt, author of "The Garden of
Eden," "The Jewel-house of Art and Nature," and other curious
works.
William, son of Hester, Lady Manneringe, and Sir William
Manneringe, Knt., buried July 29, 1646.
Sir Richard Springnell, Bart, buried January 19, 1658.
Sir William Springnell, Bart., buried September 8, 1691.
Sir John Wollaston, Knt, buried in the chancel, April 20,
1658. He founded, in 1658, by bequest, almshouses for six poor
women, and endowed them with a, rent-charge of £iS 10s.
Charlotte, daughter of Sir John Pettis, buried May 28, 1678.

xii

Introduction.

Sir Francis Pemberton, buried June 15, 1699, and Dame Ann,
his wife, April 15, 1731.
Mr. John Shower, of the parish of Stoke Newington, buried
July 5, 1715.
Sir Jeremy Topp, Bart., of Bremore, Hants, buried in the
churchyard, 1733.
The Rev. John Doughty, buried July 1, 1768.
Edward Pauncefort, Esq., buried in 1723. In 1705 he ordered
the communion plate to be double gilt at his own charge.
William Bridges, Esq., in 1706 gave a new clock and surplice,
and a common prayer book to the chapel.
Sir Edward Gould, in June, 1712, gave a velvet pulpit cloth,
and a cushion with a gold fringe.
Mr. William Thatcher, senior, in 1713, gave a silver plate to
collect the sacramental money in, and a surplice.
Sir William Ashurst,in 1717, bought the organ, three branches,
and two dozen sconces for the pews.
Lady Pritchard gave by will 50s. yearly for ever, to be distributed by the minister of the chapel to ten poor old maids of the
Hamlet of Highgate, or widows when no old maids are to be
ifound.
The Lady Moyer, in J 720, gave the velvet cloth to the communion table.
The Lady Child gave two common prayer books bound in
velvet for the altar.
Mr. John Scoppins gave a suite of fine damask linen for the
altar.
Mr. Edward Stanton paved the altar, with black and white
marble at his own cost

Introduction,

xiii

The communion plate were* two silver flagons given by Mrs.
Savage, widow, one side chalice and cover, and one silver plate
for the bread.
The only brass in this chapel was one to the memory of Mrs.
Jaques.

All Saints Church, Tottenham

T

H I S church, which is dedicated to All Saints,
stands about a quarter of a mile west of the
high road, and is in the later style of English architecture, with a square embattled and ivy mantled
tower. On the summit was formerly a lofty wooden
cross (whence, according to some, the adjunct to the
.name of the village), which was destroyed during the
civil war.
At the east end of the south aisle is a vestry of
circular form* surmounted by a dome, erected in 1696
by Lord Henry Colerane, and repaired in 1790.
Underneath this is the family vault. The eastern
window, divided into eight compartments, and containing representations of the Evangelists and, somq
of the Prophets in fine old painted glass, was given
to the parish in 1807 by John Eardley Wilmot, Esq.
The font is curious and of great antiquity. Many
ancie.nt monuments adorn the interior, of which one

XIV

Introduction.

in white marble, to t h e m e m o r y of t h e family of Sir
R o b e r t Barkham, is w o r t h y of n o t i c e ; also one to t h e
Candler family, which is finely carved.
T h e r e are several brasses in this church. O n e
to J o h n Burrough, his wife, and three children ; to
L a d y I r b y a n d her three children ; to t h e H y m i n g h a m F a m i l y ; to T h o m a s W h e l e r ; to Jefrye W a l k d m e ; a n d one to Dorcas Martin.
E x t r a c t s from t h e register ;—
Hugh Hare, buried March i, 1706-7. Father of the last Lord
Colerane.
The Right Hon. Henry Lord Colerane, buried July 15, 1708.
The Hon. Dowager Lady Colerane, aged 90 years, buried
January 19, 1731-2.
The Right Hon. Henry Lord Colerane, August 10th, buried
the 24th, 1749. The last Lord Colerane of this family.
Sir George Rivers, Bart., buried August 9, 1734.
The Rev. Samuel Hardy, buried December 17th, 1793, aged
73 years.
William Wimpen, clerk of the parish, buried January 11,
1687.
George Thompson, clerk and master of the grammar school,
50 years old, was buried November 21, 1739.
Hugh Smithson, Esq., buried in the side chancel, September
I3> J74o«
The Hon. Constantine Smithson was buried April 28, 1726.

Introduction.

XV

Mr. Anthony Smithson, son of Hugh Smithson, buried April
7, 1722.
Mrs. Elizabeth Husbands was buried April, 1754, in the
middle chancel, from whose executor was demanded and received £4. 1 os., viz.—-£/\. for the breaking up the ground in my
said middle chancel, and 10s. for performing the service on the
occasion, and this from a full conviction that the register of this
parish gave me an undoubted right to demand and receive the
said fees. [This was written by the then Vicar of Tottenham.]
Mr. Barkham Coney was buried in Sir Robert BarkhanVs
vault, April 16, 1720.
Madam Jane Barkham buried November 8, 1724.
Madam Letia Beauchamp was buried in the church, March
21, 1719.
Thomas Beauchamp, gent., buried June 23, 1724.
William, son of Sir William Beauchamp, proctor (by Jane, his
wife), buried May 2, 1759.
Thomas Desdate, M.D., was buried in the chancel, May 8,
1727.
Mrs. Constantia Portman was buried in Lord Colerane's vault,
June 2, 1727.
Mrs. Anne Morelli was buried August 28, 1720.
Mrs. de Lay, a French gentlewoman, buried September 9,
1720.
Mrs. Rebecca Mossett was buried November 16, 1720, who
had a funeral sermon.
Mr. Stephen Jennings, buried August 16, 1722.

xvi

Introduction.

Stephen Jennings, Esq., buried November 13, 1724.
Anne Maxwell, wife of the Rev. Francis Kelly Maxwell, buried
November 5, 1760.

Christ Church, Southgate

C

HRIST CHURCH is a fine structure, consisting of nave, chancel and aisles. The tower
contains a fine peal of bells.
There are in the church the following memorial
windows:—
In memory of Vincent Figgins,
who died Dec r . xxi., MDCCCLX., aged LIII.
By his affectionate wife Rosanna.

Conjugis memoriam
A. M. BRADLEY, Sep. 7, il

Sacred to the Memory of
THOMAS W A R D , F.R.G.S.,

who died Oct. 18, 1865.
Them that sleep in Jesus
will God bring with Him.

Introduction.

xvn

In memory of JOHN LUTWYCHE, eldest son of John and
Agnes George, died May 7, 1842, aged 7 years. Also Agnes
Elfrida, their only daughter, died Feb. 4, 1869, aged 30 years.
By their affectionate brother Arthur.
Sacred to her Memory.
LETITIA CATHARINE

HAYES, widow of the Rev. Henry

Horace Hayes, who died at Lynton in Devonshire, on the
6th of Nov., 1865. She was a noble and loving woman who
throvghovt her life exercised a wonderfvl inflvence on all arovnd
her. This window is dedicated to her memory by her Brother,
Sir John L. M. Lawrence, Bart., to whom she is endeared by the
recollections of a lifetime.
In the churchyard formerly stood a chapel which was
built, in 1615, at the sole expense of Sir John Weld.
It was 42 feet long by 20 feet broad, and was taken
down in i860. It was endowed with an estate in
Essex, called Orsett.
Extracts from the register :—
Sir John Weld, of the Chapel Ward, buried February, 1622.
Rogessa Draper, daughter of Thomas Draper, was buried in
the vavlt at the chappell, October 16, 1652.
Sarah Henricus, buried June 16, 1695.
Rev. T. Hinton, buried 1755.
George Huxley, Esq., buried 16.54.

b

xviii

Introduction*

S. James's Church, Friern Barnet

T

H E Church of S. James was restored and
enlarged in 1853. It is in the Norman, Gothic,
and early English style, and consists of tower, nave,
chancel, and south aisle.
The arch of the door is circular, and has a zigzag
moulding enclosing some ornaments of quatrefoils.
The earliest date of the parish register is 1674.
John Dogget, John Prat, William Long and
Thomas Tyrrey, gave four kyen to the Church of
Barnet for a lamp for ever.
The following shield of arms is on a ledger stone
at the south-east corner of the churchyard, the tomb
being much mutilated :—
Arms: Lozenge . . . and . . . a canton ermine.
Crest: A portcullis chained.

ail %atntg' Cfmrcf), €timonton,

T

H I S church is a Gothic structure, built of hewn
stone, flints and pebbles. It has but few pretensions to architectural beauty, it is a large and

Introduction,

xix

lofty building, consisting of a nave, chancel and north
aisle.
The aisle is separated from the body of the church
by a row of octangular pillars, with pointed arches
springing from them, which support the roof.
On the north side, and at the west end, are galleries and an organ chamber.
A t the west end of the church is a square embattled tower upwards of fifty feet high, containing
eight bells, beside the curfew or saints' bell.
In the south-east corner of the nave is' a monument
with a depressed Gothic arch, richly ornamented with
foliage, supposed to have been erected to the memory
of John Kirton, the fourth son in descent from Alace
Kirton, who died in 1362,
In the chancel is a memorial window to the glory
of God and in memory of Edward Busk, of Ford's
Grove, Esq., the offering of many who knew his
worth, A.D. 1868.
Extracts from the register :—
Nicholas Boone, March 19, 1557.
Elizabeth Boone, March 29, 1558*
Francis Vere, fil Comitis OxfordiaC sepult. September 12,1587,
a child of Edward Earl of Oxford, who married Lord Burleigh's
daughter.
Sir Philip Matthews, Bart., December j% 16801

Introduction.

XX

The Hon. Sarah Lady Viscountess Corbett, of Linslade, June
io, 1682.
Sir Henry Bathurst, Knt., May 5, 1695.
Sir Charles Lee, Knt, October 15, 1700.
Sir Jeremiah Sambrooke, Bart., January 4, 1705.
Sir Jeremy Vanacher Sambrooke, Bart, July 13, 1740.
Dr. Thomas Gill, M.D., July 9, 1714.
Elizabeth Harley, Countess Dowager of Oxford and Mortimer, June 25, 1737.
Sir Thomas Birch, March 22, 1757.
Sir Atwell Lake, Bart., April 28, 1760.
Charles Molly, July 20, 1767.
James Barclay, June 20, 1771.
James Vere, September 9, 1779.
Sir James Lake, Bart-, May 4, 1807.

S. Andrew's Church, Enfield

T

H I S church is in the centre of the town, built
chiefly of flints and rubble stone, but the north
wall, with its buttresses, is entirely of brick, the whole
being coated over with cement. The style of architecture is mixed. The interior consists of a chancel,
nave and two aisles; separated by clustered columns

Introduction.

xxi

and pointed arches. At the west end of the church
is a square embattled tower, containing a peal of bells.
The church contains many ancient and several splendid monuments, among which are the tombs and
effigies of Sir Nicholas Raynton and his lady ; an
altar tomb to the memory of Joyce, Lady Tiptoft
(1446), mother of the talented Earl of Worcester ; a
handsome monument of Italian veined marble to
Thomas Stringer, Esq., and various others.
In enlarging the arch which separates the chancel
from the nave, a rude painting of the Resurrection, in
six compartments, was removed; and in opening a
vault, in 1829, some coffins in the shape of the human
frame were discovered.
Extracts from the register:—
Sir Robert Wroth, January 28, 1605-6.
The Lady Anne, wife of Sir H. Wroth, November 9, 1667.
Sir Henry Wroth, September 26, 1671.
Anne, daughter of John Wroth, married to her second husband, George Howard, afterwards Earl of Suffolk, buried July
28, 1710.

Da. Maria, filia Philipte Herbert, Comitis de, Monte Gomara,
fepulta 12 die Julii, 1616.
James Herbert, filius Philipti Herbert, Earle of Mount Gomara,
fepult. August 29, 1617.
Philip Harbert, filius M. William Harbert, sepultus Nov.
25, 1620.

XX11

Introduction.

Mary Fines, fil. Sir Edward, April 14, 1671.
Grissell, filius Sir Arthur Ingram, August 27, 1617.
James, son of Sir J. Palmer, Bart., September 21, 1630.
The Lady Throgmorton, August 30, 1636.
John Blowne, a sawyer, who was pressed into the King's work
at Theobalds, was buried November 21, 1636.
Mr. John Stringer, January 17, 1676-7.
Sir Thomas Stringer, October 9, 1689.
Lady Stringer, February 28, 1714-5
William Stringer, Esq., August 18, 1723.
Hon. Mary Stringer, who was daughter of the notorious Judge
Jefferys, May 11, 1727.
John Wolstenholme, February 6, 1708-9.
Nicholas, his son, February 28, 1716-7.
Sir William Wolstenholme, Bart., February 7, 1723-4.
Dame Elizabeth, his wife, May 18, 1739.
William, Robert and Margaret Deanes were all three brought
down dead from London, and were buried, all three, in one
ground, upon May 6, 1677. [The first example of the Coventry
Act.]
Basil, son of the Earl of Denbigh and Desmond, August 22,
1699.
The Right Hon. Viscount Kilmorey, April 20, 1717.
Sir Robert Nightingale, Bart., July 24, 1723.
. The Hon. Elizabeth Vaughan, May 11, 1755.
Theodoria Charlotte Vaughan, daughter of Lord Lisburne,
April 3, 1773.

Introduction,

xxm

Sir Samuel Bickley, Bart., July 29, 1775.
Sir Thomas Halifax, Knt, February 17, 1789.
John Fruss, aged 102, August 27, 1723,
Mr. Lay, of Forty Hill, Aged 102, July 14, 1773.
The Right Hon. Wilmot Vaughan; Earl of Lisburne, died
May 6, 1820, and was buried in the family vault in the church.

%. carp's Cfmrcf), ^aWeg*

T

H I S church is dedicated to S. Mary. It consists
of a chancel, nave, two aisles and two transepts,
the aisles being separated from the nave by depressed
arches and clustered pillars. At the west end is a
square tower of flint, with stone quoins, on the front
of which is the date, 1494, accompanied by the device
of a rose and a wing, the cognisance, it is probable, of
either the abbey or one of the abbots of Walden. A t
the top of the tower is an iron beacon, which was
blown down by the high wind on January 1, 1779,
when it was repaired and replaced.
It was thoroughly restored, in 1848-9, by Mr.
Street, and during the restoration numerous small
brasses were brought to light. In 1855 the south
porch was rebuilt by the Rev. George Procter, D.D.,
the rector, in memory of his only son, the Rev.
George Henry Proctor, M.A

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Introduction,

The following memorial windows
church :—
The east window, by Warrington, to

are

in

the

Elizabeth Frances, wife of Joseph Dart, Esq., died December
22, 1845, aged 58.
In north aisle :—
Martha, Widow of Frederick Cass, Esq., of Little Grove, East
Barnet, died June 29, 1870, aged 7$.
Elizabeth, widow of Francis Baronneau, Esq., of New Lodge,
April 3, 1846, aged 78.
The south transept window, by Wailes, contains
the following coats of arms :
Proctor.—Or three nails sable impaling Collier sable a cross
patt6e fitchee argent.
Green.—Azure three stags trippant or.
Barnes.—Azure two lions passant guardant argent.
Quilter.—Argent a bend sable between Cornish choughs ppr.
Cotton.—Azure a chevron between three cotton hanks argent
in chief an annulet of the last.
Cottrell—Argent a bend between three escallops sable.
Dart.—Gules a fesse and canton ermine.
Hopewood.—Azure a chevron ermine between three anchors
argent.
Dickens.—Ermine on a cross flory a leopard's face or*

CONTENTS.

PAGE
HORNSEY CHURCH

i

HIGHGATE BURIAL GROUND

-35

TOTTENHAM CHURCH

46

SOUTHGATE CHURCH

88

EDMONTON CHURCH

129

FRIERN BARNET CHURCH

102

ENFIELD CHURCH

213

HADLEY CHURCH

;

,251

INDEX.
ABELL

.

Abernethy ,
Adam .
Adams
Allen .
Alphyn
Andrew
Angell.
Angier.
Appleford
Arbouin *
Archer.
Ardesoif
Askew.
Aston .
Atterbury
Atkinson

„

.

.
.
194,
210, 249,
.
.

232
182
2IO
250
130
130

.

83

.

14

. 249
- 232

72, 73
.. • 49

. 130

. 249
2

102, 103
. 123
. 211

BACON

Barclay
Barnard
Barnes
Barnevelt
Barronneau
Basset.
Barrows
Barwell
Bavine
Bayley.
Beard .
Beatty.
Beauchamp
Beckett
Bedwell
Belcher
Bellas .
Berrow
Berkeley
Blackburn
Blackwood
Boddjngton
Boone.

PAGE
203

.

7o, 95
•

10

• 243
273> 274

PAGE

Bolton.
.
Boswell
Bowyer
Bowles
Bowen
Boyce .
Boyte .
Bown .
Br-asbridge
Bradshaw
Bretton
*
Bromfield
Bromley
Brook .
Brooke
Browne
Brudenell .
Buckley
Burler.
Burrough
Burwell
Burrows
Busk .
Buxton

.

96

CAMPBELL

. 250

Candeler
Candish
Capel .
Carew.
Carter.
Cartwright
Carver.
Casham
Cassell
Cass .
Cathrow
Causton
Chadwick
Chapone
Chatfield
Chambers

• 54
25, 77, 84
. 181
. 122

.

• 53
• 95
. 58
. 44
.

.

19

.
.
•
.

76
258
153
in

. 226, 227
2 9,

.

* 218
• 250

.

48

. 240

. 177
. 124

« I36

1

. 212

.

33

. 10
. 121

. 186
. 247
. IO3
I08, 109

4 [, 86, 184
. 285
.
8
. 138
. 46
< 38
.
265 , 266, 267
. 168
.
. 18

16

.

.

87, 138

. 162, 198
. 47
.
6
. 190, 191

• 255
.
5
• 3
. 242

.
.

• 75
. 183
84, 274
.

32'

. 44
• 5i
. 294
•
9
n> 35, 75

Index.

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PAGE

PAGE 1

Chaplin
.
.
.
.
Chase .
.
Cheslyn
Child .
.
Clark .
, •
IC> 37,
Clarke
>
Cleeve.
.
.
Clifton
Close .
.
Cobb .
43>
Cocker
.
Coke .
.
Colerane
•
Coleridge .
•
Compton , .
152, i55>
Congreve
.
Conoid
.
.
Constable .
.
Cooper
Cooke.
.
.
Cookson
.
Cordwell
.
Cotterell
Cottin .
•
269 , 270, 271,
Cottreli
.
Coward
.
Crane .
.
Cranmer
Crawshay
.
.
Cresswell
.
Crewys
Crickman
.
Croft .
.
,
Crofts .
.
Crouder
.
.
Culliford
Curryer
.
C.
DAKINS

Dart .
Davidson
Davies.
Decker
Deicrowe
Delahaire

•

153 |
72
69
264
58
211
104
22
40
176
173
287
-5o
37
162
42
68 ,
24
169
189
109
127
288
74
272
286
26
186
30
246
121
IOI
71
22
211
187
33
15

. 17
. 269
. 24
67, 254
•

11

. 225
. 68

D e L a Chaumette.
Dent \
. ' .
Dick .
Dickens
Dinwoody .
Disney
Diston.
Dixon .
Dobbinson .
Dove .
Down .
Draper
D u Fres
Duffkin
Duncon
Dury .
Durnford
Dyer .

.

.
.
.
.
.
•
.
172,
.
.
90, 106,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.

EAMONSON .

Eastwick
Edridge
Edwards
Egerton
Ellis .
Elwin .
Elrington
Estwicke
Evans .
Everard
Everett
Evington
Eyre .
E.
FANSHAWE

F ar r ow
Fawsit
Fayram
Fazakerley
Feast .
Fell
.
Felton.
Field .
Filtness
Firminger

.
•
•
.

62
137
117
291
43
32
70
233
245
116
107
133
7*
152
110
282
190
26

. 20
164, 165
, 294
. 112
. 286
. 197
159, 200
. 65
. 49
19, 43
. 82
.237
. 233
. 15
123, 245

.
. 169,
•
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.

287
183
45
87
24
132
70
18
153
127
203

xxix

Index.

PAGE

PA.GR 1

•

39, 155
.

32

.

36

.
.
.
.

149
220
215
269

•
.
.
.
.
/

252
156
208
112
Il6
27

.
4
. 285
. 242
. 221
. 194

•

7

. 200
. 21

. in
. 95

. 122

.

96-

• 151
. 120

37, 288
.

28,
.
276,
219,

288
206
251
251

. 147
. 34

Harrington .
. •
Harris.
.
•
Harrison
Hart .
.
.
Hassell
Hatch .
.
Hazard
•
Heath,
.
Hechstetter .
.
Henvell
.
Heyborne .
•.
.
Hinckes
*
Hinton
.
Hiens .
Hitch ,
.
.
Hiorns.
Hobby
.
Hodgson
.
.
Hollah
.
Holland
.
Holt .
.
Horn .
:
Hounshill .
Holmes
•
•
Howell
Hunter
.
*
Hurdle
Hussey
'•
Huxley
. 139, 140 141,
Hynningham
•
INCE ,
Irby .
Ieve .

JACKSON
. 91
. 188
James .
. 61 1 Jaques.

• H
. 208
. 172

. 84, 146
• 57, 185
1

. 277, 278

Jeffreys
Jelly .
Jenmgs
Jenkines
Jennings
Jermyn
Johnson

215

93

239

36
183

74
36
156
90
137

47
23
100
238
257
187

56
157
100
19
60
127
20
I45
249
191
I70

195
144

46

. 258, 259 , 260, 26l
.
. .64
. 104
. l8l
I I , 52, 71

.

.

35

. 205

.
.
.

.

.
.

8
55

- 7i
. 200

' .

.

. 56
76r 114

Index, -

XXX

PAGE

PAGE I

Jones .
Joyner.
KEIR

.

.

Kelk .
Kelsall
Kennington.
Killingby
King .
Knight
LAMB .

Langston
Lane .
Lant .
Larken :
Lawrence .
Leak .
Lee
Leggatt
L e Messuriei
Lermitte
Lilley .
Linzee.
Lloyd .
Lomas
Lendon
Lovell.
Loxley
Lucas .
Lyon . '
MADDEN

Mapletoft
Martin
Marsh .
Mason.
Matthews
Matson
Maule .
Maynard
Mellish
Melton
Mehdall
Merry .
Meyer •

3, 39, 204, 203 | Middlemore.
•" " i
- 14 1 Miles .
Millborn
;
'
. 234 1 Milward
. 180
Mocher
Molly .
• 115
Monger
• *74
Monro
• 195
26, 31
Moore
.
Moorison
• 72
Mores.
.
*
. 170
Morgan
. 128
Morse .
80, 131
Morsse
Mulcaster .
.
7
Murray
. 58
Musters
. 173
. 80
Myddleton .
«5> 237
• 77
NAPIER
- 193
Neale .
. 103
Nevile
. 202 .Newenbam .
13, 27
Newland
54, 201
Newbon
. IOI
Nicoles
.
.123
Nicoll.
• 25
Nicolls
. 97
Norton
. 184
Nowell
• 97
•

.

.
.
5 2, 99,
.
•
•
•
.
.
.
.
•
*

OLDES
67
Oliver .
3
Orme .
235
Ord
.
194
Osborne
4i
Owen .
4i
73
PAGITT
*54
Palmer
157
166
Palmere
Parsons
65
Partridge
173
53 j Pasley.
230 i P a t t e n .

28, 268,
. .

.

.
.

. 217
. 228
. 117
. 192
. 175
. 151
. 150
. 296
280, 281
. 207
, 204
. 97
, 290
. 49
• 83
. 17
• 4, 5
129, 131
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
4
.
.
•
.
.
•
.
.

.

248
103
293
25
15
241
218
104
42
28
158
112
121
44
45
IOI
176

.
2 1 , 36,
.
.
.
.
.,
*

59
118
216
11
80
119
191

v

Index*

PAGE

PAGE I

Pauncfort
.
Peacock
Peile .
Peckett
Pemberton .
Pennant
Phillipes
Pinckney
Plucknell .
Plasket
Piatt .
Pollard
Pooley
Porker
Porter .
Poston
Powditch
Powell
Prickett
Priest .
Prichard , .
Prothero
Pugh .
.
Pyke .
QUILTER

.

RANDELL

.

Ramsay
Rampston
Ray
.
Raynton
Redstone

Rey

.

.

Reynolds
Rich .
Richards
Richardson .
Riddell
Riou .
Rix
.
Roberts
.
Robinson
Rock .
Rogers
.

•
.

•
.
.
263,
.
.
.
,
.
•
.
.
.
.
.

39
99

86

21
42
272
94
209
82
289
152
30
289
109
236
267
13

. 7o

. 61
• 74
, 249
. 99
. 28
. 224

.

278 ,

279, 280

. 283
. 242
. 214
. 136
. 229
. 27
. 14
. 5» 9> 73
. 225
. 150
.•
, 177
• 244
. 239
. 281
.
6 3, S3, 153
. 66t 285
.
. 69
3 1 , 133, 136, 196

xxxi

1

Rose
Ruggenale .
Rumball.

no
• 13
188, 189

. 244
Salter .
. 180
Sandon
. 202
Salmon
• 159
Samuel'
. 82
Sandiford .
• 143
Salke .
. 16
Sawer ,
• 23
Schoppens .
. 40
Secret.
, 291
Shaller
. 229
Sherrin
. 117
Sherwin
. 241
Sheppard
8, 108
Sheffard
. 217
Shotter
190, 191
Sibley.
• 3o
Simpson
. 49
Silverthorne
• 173
Silver .
. 81
. 168
Skynner
Skinner
. 62
Skenington .
• 15
Slack .
• 95
. 249
Smelt .
Smith . 76, 90, 214, 262, 263,
264, 292
Snee
212
. 128
Somervell
Soux .
. 24
. 289
Sparkes
Spicer.
. 125
Stanley
. 197
Steere.
. 120
Sleath.
. 109
Stephenson
• 75
Stanbridge
. 179
Steadirian
• 237
Stephens
. 72
Stamford
•
.255
Stringer
. 222, 223
1 Stratton
• 23
SAUNDERS .

Index,

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PAGE

PAGE 1

Stafford
Stapylton .
Suly :
Sweetapple .

. 151
. 24
. 22

Walkdine .
Ward .
Wafter
2
Watt .
Watson
Westwood .
TATEM
.
. i 4 1 , 142, I43
Tate .
. 161, i 63, I98, I99
Wetherell
Templer
Weld .
. I76
Teshmaker .
. 151, 168
Westbury
Thackeray .
, 265 j Wheler'
Thomas
44, 79, 101
Wilbraham
Thomason .
Williams
. 145
Thompson .
. 124
Willis .
Thomlinson.
. 23
Willott
Wilson
Tiptoft
• 213
Todd .
Wills .
•
• 185
Townsend .
Williams
.
. 64
Towers
. 12
Winbolt
Treharne
. 209
Wilcocks
Tumour
. 251
Wilkins
Twyford
Wilmot
• 173
Tyson .
Wilcox
•
• 85
Windus
UVEDALE .
. 167
Wobl,ey
Wombwell
VAUX .
. 1.26
Wood.
Vere .
Woodroffe
. 171
Woolley
Vincent
• 113
Worsfold
Worthingtor 1
WALLIS
. 126
Walbancke .
. 148
Woodell
Washbourne
. 189
Wyatt.
W a r r e n 8 1 , 98, 134, 137, 145,
160

Walcot
Walkeden, .
Walker
.

.

.. .

. 96
• 252
19, 256, 258

YATES

Yardley
Yeomans
Yorke .

.

.

. 6 0
. 98
. 284
. 224
• 83
. 62
. 36
88, 89
. 28
64, 225
• 253
113, 290
• 33
. 242
9, 184
• 33
• 113
92, 94
• 63
. 150
1 . 60
. 22
. 275
.
4
. 118
. 190
• 29
. 243
. 196
. 21
. 178
. 178
• 155
38, 193
. 29
• 45

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IN

S.

MARY'S

CHURCH,

HORNSEY.

H E A R E LYETH INTERRED Y E BODYE OF R O B E R T
H A R I N G T O N , SECOND SON O F - S R LOHN
H A R I N G T O N , OF E X T O N , I N T H E COVNTYE OF
R V T L A N D , K N I G H T , WHO LIVED INCVMBENT OF
THIS CHVRCH 5 0 YEARES, AND DIED T H E 2 4
DAY O F OCTOBER, I N T H E YEARE OF* OVR
L O R D G O D 1610, BEING OF Y E AGE OF 80

B

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To the Memory of
L E W I S ATTERBURY, L.L.D.,

Formerly Rector of Sywell in1 the
County of Northampton: arid one
Of the Six Preachers to her late Sacred
Majesty Qv Anne at S* James' and
Whitehall He was 36 years preacher of this Chapel
24 years Rector of
Shepperton in the County of Middlesex
And 11 years Rector of this Parish of
Hornsey He married Penelope the
Daughter of John Bedingfield Esq r
By whom He had 4 children vis Two
Sons who died young
B E D I N G F I E L D A T T E R B U R Y M.A., who died
Soon after he had entered into Holy
Orders and PENELOPE who Was married
To George Sweetapple of Sfc Andrews
Holbourn Brewer By whom she had

One Daughter PENELOPE SWEETAPPLE now living.
He died at Bath October the 20th A.D. 1731
In the 76th year of his Age
And lies Buried near this Place.
Abi Te Brevi
Spectator Moriturum
Et Scito.
PENELOPE SWEETAPPLE

Grand-daughter to
Dr. Lewis Atterbury
Died June the 3. 1732
In the'Eleventh year of Her Age.
* Dr. Atterbury was the elder brother of the celebrated Bishop
of Rochester, who by his defence of Dr. Sacheverel before the
Peers, incurred the sentence of banishment, and to whom Dr.
Sacheverel, who found him in poverty at Calais, bequeathed a"
legacy of ^500.

(

3 )

H. S. E.
ROBERTIUS

JONES

ARMIGER,

Unicus Thome ac Iohannse fill us
E Comitatu Salopienfi Oriundus
Qui Inftitutionem Ruri acceptam
In Collegio Divi Iohanriis apud Cantabrigienses
Feliciter auxit et excoluit
Inde Londinum concedens
In Hospitio Grayensi
Legum Patriarum Studio totus Incubuit
Satis cum progreffu plufquam satis cum modeftia
Nuptias inijt cum felicia
Gulielmi Nabbs e StafTordia Armigeri
• Filia
Nee ullae nunquam (nifi quod liberorum exortes)
Magis ex voto s'uecefferunt Nuptiae
In gratam Mariti pij probi et honesti Memoriam
Erga Mseftiffima ejus Vidua.
Hoc Monumentum pofuit
Obiit 9° Jan 1730.

Here lyeth the Body of
The

Reverend M A T T H E W

MAPLETOFT,

A.M. who died y e 23 day of December
1751. Aged 28 years.
B

2

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The Revd D r T H O M A S CARTWRIGHT,.
17 years Rector of this Parifh
An excellent Paftor,
A most Sincere Friend,
And the beft of Men ;
Died the 8. of Nov r 1749
Aged 53-(

Here lyeth the Body of
M M A R Y WOOLEY, Wife of Richard
Wooley Esq r of Highgate who
Departed this Life the 21 day of June 1767
Aged 30 years.
rs

In Memory of FRANCIS MvSTERS,
y e onely child of S r Iohn Mvsters, Kn*
by his third Wife lane y e eldest Davghter of
Sir Francis Bassett, Knt
Hee was Born y e first day of May 1664
And departed this life the Sixteenth day of Aprill
1680 And lies Bvried near this Monvment
Svch was his poftvre when impartval death
Gave him the summons to resigne his breath
Bvt now his prayers are Hallelujahs grown
Then weep not Reader nor his death bemoan
Why mould the living forrow for the dead
When everlasting Glory Crowns the Head.

(

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Here lyeth y e Body of Dame lANE MvsTERS,
Late Wife of S r Iohn Mvsters, Kn*
Daughter of S r Francis Basset,
of TEEEDDY in y e Covnty of Cornwall, K*
She Departed this Life y e 17th of Sep* Anno Dni 1691
Aged 67 years.
Sacred
to the Memory of
J O H N REYNOLDS, of Highgate,

Gent. Surgeon to the Late
92 Regiment of Foot who
died Ist of Nov' 1797. Aged 57.
In Memory of
M

JOHN

CARTER,

Goldsmith,
Who died October 23rd 1776
Aged 38 years.

( 6 )
This Epitaph vpon
Death of the
Worshfvll and
accomplished
MASTER RICHARD
r
CANDISH of Sv Esqvre

*

Promised and
Made by Marga;
rett Covntis
of Coberland
1601.

Candish derived from
Noble Parentage
Adorn'd with Vertvovs
and heroicke partes
Most learned bovntifvll
Devovt and Sage
Grac'd with the graces
Mvses and the Artes
Deer to his/Prince
in english Covrt adird
Beloved of great &
Honorable Peeres
of all estemed
embraced & desired
Till Death Cvt of his
well employed yeere.
Within this earth his
earth entombed lies
Whose heavenly part
Svrmovnted hath the skies
* Robert Candish was chosen one of the Burgesses for
Denbigh, in the year 1572, in opposition to the inclination, and
even the threats of Queen Elizabeth's great favorite, the Earl of
Leicester,

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H e a r e lyeth Interred
t h e B o d y of M R THOMAS
LANT, B.D., who lived
I n c v m b e n t of this Church
51 : Yeares and dyed t h e
18. d a y of M a y 1688, being
Of the A g e of 86: yeares.*
Arms: Per pale argent and gules, a cross engrailed counterchanged, in the dexter chief a cinquefoil of the second.
Crest: A dove argent, beaked and legged gules, standing on
a serpent nowed ppr.
Resurgam
M rs LUCRETIA GAZELEY,
T h e Wife of J o s e p h Sherwin Gazeley
Of Great Queen Street
Lincolns I n n Fields, Merchant,
died of a n A p o p l e x y ,
on S u n d a y t h e 2. J a n u a r y 1795.
A g e d 40 years.
H e r H u s b a n d to c o m m e m o r a t e her virtues which h e
happily experienced for T w e n t y two years as a Wife
P a r e n t and Friend, Caused this m o n u m e n t to be
erected.
SARAH

MARIA

GAZELEY,

Died also on t h e same D a y aged T e n Weeks.
LUCRETIA.

JOSEPH.

JOSEPH

ELIZA

WILLIAM.

ELIZA

&

GAZELEY,

Died in their infancy.
* .Thomas Lant was cruelly used by the Puritans, who turned
him out of doors, with his wife and family, not allowing him
time even to procure a place of retirement.

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Here lies the Body of
lOHN IELLY
Who died March. 1721
Also M.. I E L L Y Relict of the above
Obiit
1731 iEtat 44

To the Memory of
S A M U E L BUCKLEY,*

Who having not only difcharged
All the Duties of this Life
With Ability Induftry and Tendernefs to each Relation
But offices likewife of State and Truft
[tors
With Prudence, Fidelity, and Gratitude to his BenefacConcluded his days in the Study of Letters
And y e enjoyment of Honeft &
Honorable Friendfhips
In the 68 year of his Age 1741.

The Reverend
L.L.B.,
Rector of this Parish
During a period of 48 years.
He died the 26th day of April 1829
Aged 93 years.
This Monument was erected
Bjy his Parishioners as a token of
Their esteem and regard.
CHARLES SHEPPARD,

* The Editor of Thuanus.

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Mrs MARY R E Y N O L D S Wife of
Mr James Reynolds of Highgate
Who departed this life
June I I 1760. Aged 51 years.

Near this Place are interred the remains of
The Revd GEORGE C H A T F I E L D ,
Formerly of Ripley, Surrey,
Who having eridured a long and most painful ilness
With the fortitude arid resignation of a true Christian
Departed this life
(At his residence in Cork Street London)
The 29th of February 1820,
In the 79th year of his age.
Arms: Or a griffin segreant sable, on a chief purpure three
escallops of the field.
- Crest: An heraldic antelope's head erased argent, ducally
gorged or.

Here lyeth the Body of
of Liverpol Gent
Who departed this Life at London
Nov Ist 1759. Aged 46 years.
Also S A M U E L W I L S O N ,
His Son, who departed this life
January the 11 : 1775.
In the 76th Year of his Age,

ROBERT WILSON

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I n M e m o r y of J O S E P H H O A R E

BRADSHAW,

W h o lived in t h e fear of God
A n d died in t h e faith of Christ
o n t h e 24 d a y of M a y 1845
A g e d S i x t y one
" T h e m e m o r y of t h e j u s t is Blessed."
Arms : Argent two bendlets between two martlets sable/impaling, Or a fess chequy azure and argent within a double
tressure flory counter-flory of the last.
Crest: A stag gules under a vine branch vert.
Motto: Deus est mea spes et tutamen.

T h e 13 th of M a y 1675 being Afention d a y
T h i s good marl h e did d y e
I h o p e his m e m o r y will R e m a i n e
A l t h o u g h his b o d y here doth l y e
H i s n a m e I O H N BARNES, t h e younger,
W e l l b y his Neighbours knowne
A n d here his b o d y is interr'd
N o w life is from it flowne.
Arms: A chevron between three mullets of six points...
Crest: A bird...

T o t h e M e m o r y of
WILLIAM

CLARKE,

Esqre

Merchant
v Of H o l l o w a y Middlesex ;
W h o died 16th F e b r u a r y 1803
A g e d 4 9 years.

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Here lieth the Body of
E L I Z A B E T H CHAMBERS

Who departed this Life October the 21 st 1750
Aged 33 years.
To whofe* Memory this Monument was erected
By Eliza Harington her Daughter
In the year 1792.
Alfo to the Memory of
COLONEL E D W A R D J A M E S

Brother to the above Elizabeth Chambers
Who was fhipwrecked in the
Grofvenor Eaft Ihdiaman
Auguft the 24th 1782
On the Caffar Shore

Erected to the Memory of
MARY PARSONS,

The diligent faithful and affectionate servant
of one Family, during a period of
Fifty feven Years.
She died 22d of November 1806.
Aged 85 years.

Also to the Memory of

ELIZABETH DECKER,

The Friend and Companion of the above
who, after an exemplary Service of
Forty feven years, in the fame Family,
died the 3 d of February 1809, Aged 75 Years.
The^r Remains at their mutual Requeft
were interred in the fame grave.

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To the Memory of
Mrs H A N N A H T O W E R S ,

Wife of the Rev d Sam1 Towers,
and only child of Edw d Halsey.
late of this Parish
She died the 18th of Feb y 1753
Aged 39.
To her Creator
Her piety and devotion were unfeigned and exalted
To her fellow creatures
Her affection and benevolence were universal
Truth, plainness, and sincerity, were ever her delight
To her husband, she was most tender and indulgent
And to the distressed so compassionate and generous
a benefactor
That when the ear heard her then it blessed her
and when the.eye saw her, it gave witness to her
because she delivered the poor that cried, and
the fatherless, and such as had none to help
The blessing of those that were ready to perish
came upon her:
and she caused the widdow's heart to sing for joy
What ever joys above we wish to know,
Those now she feels, who liv'd so well below :
Where virtues such as her's attend on thee
Fear not to die,,thou'llt be as blest as shee
Near her lie buried five of her children
And also

The said

SAMUEL TOWERS,

who died

the 9th of January 1757. Aged 45.
He was a good Christian
The best of husbands
The best of friends.

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MARY POWDITCH

Died

December . . .
Aged 28.

^tc jacent l&tcug Eugpnale it gifab^Ua ac
jaiictatooreg zing quor'aTab'0 p'pfcfetur &W0 SLmz\
Erected
In affectionate remembrance
of
EDWARD LINZEE,

M.A.

Rector of West Tilbury Essex
Son of Robert Linzee, Esq re
Admiral of the Blue
Who departed this life August 4th 1842
Aged 68 years.
And

CAROLINE

LINZEE,

His beloved wife, the only daughter of
Jacob and Eliza Bowles Warner,
Of this Parish '
Who died October 16th 1840
Aged 56 years.
Also
AUGUSTA LINZEE,

Their daughter
Who died June 30th 1831
Aged 18 years.
Jesus said blessed are those servants whom the Lord,
When He cometh, shall find them watching.

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Here lieth Bvried G E O R G E REY
of Higate Gent who departed this life
Who married 2 wifes & by the firste
had George Rey, his now fone.
Sacred to the Memory of
BURRAGE A N G I E R ,

Late of Woodford in Effex
Who died the 20th of November 1792,
Aged 87 years.

And of

ELIZABETH

his Wife

Daughter of the late Samuel Buckley,
Who died the 20th of October 1771
Aged 6j years.
Their only furviving Daughter erected this Monument
as an affectionate Teftimony of Gratitude
to the beft of Parents.
Sacred to the Memory of
ELIZABETH ANGIER,

the above Daughter of

Burrage and Elizabeth Angier,
who died the 27th of June 1818,
Aged 81 years.
Under this Stone lieth the Body of
MRS E L I Z A B E T H JOYNER,

Who departed this life the 26 th .
Day of August 1738,
And also the Body of
MRS K A T H E R I N JOYNER,

Who departed this Life the . day
Of
if . . 1732.,

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WILLIAM

)

NEWLAND

late of W r i t t l e Park
^n t h e C o u n t y of E s s e x E s q
D y e d 3 r d J u l y 1755 A g e d 6 1 .
Arms: Argent on* a chevron the upper part terminating in a
cross pattee fitchee gules three bezants, impaling . . .' three
dragons' heads, couped...
Crest: A wolf's head couped ppr., collared or.

G

c

Obiit Feb y 29 1820
^Etatis . .
H e r e lyeth the B o d y of
CHARLES EYRE

Esquire

Citizen a n d Haberdafher
of L o n d o n
who dyed on S a t u r d a y
t h e II t h d a y of F e b r u a r y 1748
A g e d 66 years.
Arms : On a chevron three quatrefoils.
Crest: A leg in armour, bent at the knee and couped ppr.

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Here lies the Body of C H A R L E S S A L K E ,
of this Parish Gentleman formerly Clerk
of the Papers in the Court of King's Bench
a Person of Great Indulgence and Experience
in his Profession as an Attorney and also
Clerk of the Patents in which office he
continued to the time of his death he had
two Wives Elizabeth, y e Daughter of
John Luke, Esq. & Eleanor, ye Daughter of
William Lewnex, of Eske in y e County of
York By whom he had two
Daughters both Interred in this Church
he died y e 12 day of July Anno Dom
1720 having approved himself a
Loving Husband a kind Master & a
Sincere Friend. iEtatis Suse 38 '
R.I.P.
Here Lyeth the Body
of the L A D Y BASSET, the Wife of
Sir Francis Basset, of Tehidy in
the County of Cornwall KT and
the Daughter of S r Ionathan
Trelawney of Trelawney in y e said
County K7 She Departed this
Life the fifteenth day of July
the year 1682 And in ye
Eighty Second year
of her Age.
Arms: Three bars wavy, impaling a chevron.
Crest: An unicorn's head erased.

monumental Jnsctipttons
IN

S. MARY'S CHURCHYARD,
H6RNSEY,

Underneath this Stone Lie depofited
The Remains of F L E X M O R E D A K I N S
Esq. who departed this Life Auguft
The 19^ 1734 Aged 44 years
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4 gules a lion rampant and two
mullets in pale or, between as many flaunches argent, each
charged with a lion rampant sable; 2 and 3, . . . on a pile
. . . three lions' heads erased. . . ."
Crest: A dexter arm, embowed ppr. holding an arrow.

To the Memory of
Mr THOMAS MURRAY,

Gentleman Porter to his
Royall Highnefs Frederick
Prince of Wales, and the Princefs
/ Dowager of Wales.
Who Departed this life Aprill
the 14th 1754. Aged 46 Years.
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Interr'd
Beneath this Stone
Resteth
The Body of
ROBERT BUXTON,

of Tibenham in the County
of Norfolk Esq.
many Years one of the
Cursitors of the High Court
of Chancery
who departed this mortal life
The 6TH of December 175
Aged
Sixty three years.
Here lyeth the Body of
the Wife of John Felton,
, Born 2d Dec r 1712 Died 28th Auguft 1747
Reader
Inftead of high encpniums on y e Dear Departed
. . . . . . . .
tho many she deferv'd.
These Truths instructive treasure in thy head.
Virtue alone is Happiness on Earth
In H&v'n Blifs eternal: feraphic mirth :
Chrift's vaft Redemption Consecrates y e Just
Obey the Gospel in His Mercy trust
To die is common to A l l : but to die Gracefully
is Peculiar to the Virtous.
Ah ! may the Living rightly think and Say
God mend us.
JANE

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In this Vault lieth the Body of
re
R I C H A R D H O L L A N D , Esq
Citizen and Leatherseller of
London
His Benevolence to Mankind appears
by several Donations to S* Barthol
lomews Hospital in his Life time
and a Thousand Pounds at his Death
Besides two Benefactions to the Poor of
this Parish He departed this Life the
10th Aug 1760 aged 70 years.
Also here lies the Body of
WILLIAM EVANS

who dyed Sept

tember 22nd 1768 Aged 56 years
Also J A N E the wife of Charles Walker
& Niece of William Evans died August
12th 179 3 Aged 49 years
CHARLES W A L K E R Esq late of Highgate
Died January 7th 1820 Aged 74.
Arms: (Azure) A lion rampant guardant between eight
fleurs-de-lis (argent).
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet a demi-lion rampant guardant,
grasping a fleur-de-lis.

In Memory, of
SARAH

BELLAS,

Relict of George Bellas, Esq
Who died
September 14th 1784
Aged 33 years.
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Here lyeth the Body of
MR

JOSEPH

EAMONSON.

Apothecary
and Citizen of London
Whp departed this Life May the
22 1741 Aged 46 years.
and likewise the Body of
ME JOSHUA EAMONSON

of Crouch End
Son of the above Joseph
Who departed this life Sept r
the 18th 1769 Aged 41 Years.

Here lieth the Body of
MARTIN

HOUNSHILL

Late of Lisbon.
Who Died August 9th 1783,
Aged 65 Years.
He was Chaplain to the late
Duke of Norfolk.
Also the Body of
T H O M A S CARNAN,

Nephew of the above
Martin Hounshill
of S : Pauls Church Yard
London Bookseller
WTho died July the 29th
1788 Aged 55 Years.

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Here lieth the Body of
Mf J O H N

GIBSON,

Of this Parish Whip maker
Died October the 30th 1766
Aged 44 years
Also the body of

The Revd J O H N PALMER,
late of Islington
Died 26 of June 1790
in the 61 st Year of his Age.
Also Mrs MARY PALMER Wife
of the above Revd Jn Palmer,
Who Departed this life 11 Jan?
1802 Aged 81 Years.

Here lieth the Body of
Mr

WILLIAM

PECKETT,

t

of the Parish of S Andrews Holborn
Departed this life,the 29th of January 1748.
Aged 57 years

In Memory of
Mrs MARY W O R T H I N G T O N ,

Who died November 24
1779
in the 46 year of her Age.

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THOMAS W I L C O X ,

Esq

Died January 5th 1799
Aged 80 years

Here lyes Interred
the Bodys of GRACE, ROBERT, and
CORNELIUS C L I F T O N , the Wife of
and Sons of
John Clifton,
Gentleman.

Here lyes
Interred y e Body
of I V D E T H . S V L E Y ,

Who died October the if1
Anno 1712 in y e 18th year
of her Age.
Near this* Inscription
Lyes also her Father and
Grand-Father.

Here lyes the Body of
ANNA CROFTS,

daughter of

Iohn and loan Crofts, who
departed this life the 28th day
of February in the year of our Lord
1706 aged . . years.

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Here lyeth the Body of
Mr

RICHARD

HINCKES,'

late of this Parish, who
Departed this life June y e 21 st
1756. Aged 83 years
and by him lyeth the Body of his daughter
r e
J A N E CARTER, who died Dec y 24, 1754
Aged 42 years and by Her

Here lies the Body of
the Wife of
Richard Thomlinson,
of S' Andrew's Holborn Gent
Who died the 29th of May 17SS
Aged 33.
CATHERINE

Sacred to the Memory of
C H A R L E S SAWER,

Who died 27 November 1791. Aged 52 years.

Mr JAMES STRATON,

of S. Martins in the Fields
London.
Died November the 20th 1750
Aged 45 years.
Arms: Argent, four bars embattled,counter-embattled sable;
over all an escocheon gules.

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Here lies the Body of
H E N R Y STAPYLTON S O U X

Son

of John & Henrietta Soux Gent
who departed this life the 29
of April 1756 in his 14 year
When form and virtue both combine
To make a youth of Genius thine
If Death untimely intervine
Who can the mournful tear refrain

Here lieth the Remains of
EDWARD

FAZAKERLEY

Esq

who died the 14th day of August 17 . . .
Aged 86 Years.
Also the Remains of
Mrs MARY CONSTABLE
T

W ho died the 19th day of December 1779
Aged . . years.
Likewise the Remains of
Miss E L I Z A B E T H FAZAKERLEY
Who died the 28th day of January 1796
Aged 17 years.

Here lyeth in silence the Body of
Mr

W I L L I A M DAVIDSON,

Who departed this life the n t h day
of June 1779, in the 71 st year of his Age

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In Memory of that Worthy and Pious
Mrs SAMUEL BAYLEY

Wife of Mr John Bayley of the
Parish of S1 Alban Wood Street
Citizen and Goldsmith of London
Who departed this life March 16 1755
Aged 2 years.
Equaled by few Excelled by none

Here lies y e Body of
R O B E R T LOVELL School Master of this Parish
who departed this Life December ye 21st 1734
in the 78th year of his Age
Also y e Body of J A N E his Wife
Who departed this life October y e 7th 1741
in the 74 year of her Age
To whofe Memory This Stone is. Erected
By their Loving
Kinfman
I.L
Here lyeth Interred y e Body
of R I C H A R D N E W E N H A M , Juni r
of y e Parish of S' Sepulchers.
Who departed this life
August y e 17. 1721. Aged 8 years &
Short was my time
The longer is my Rest.

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Here lys y e Body of
D A N I E L K I N G , Baker
of Highgate who dyed
ye io of January 1696
Aged 72 years.
Also y e Body of A N N
K I N G , his Wife who
Dyed y e 16. July 1699
Aged 5 years.

In Memory of
JOHN

CRANE

Of this Parish Surveyor
Who departed this life
March 31. 1778: Aged 56 years
Alfo of JOSEPH C R A N E
Youngest son-of the above
Who Departed this Life Jan 11th 1792.
Aged 24 years

In Memory of
GEORGE D Y E R

Esq

of this Parish
Who died on the 24th of Decr 1869
Aged 83 years.
Arms: Or a chief indented gules.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet a goat's head.

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Near this Place lies the Remains of
Mr THOMAS R E D S T O N E , Father of Mrs Ann Linzee,
Who departed this Life the 15th of April 1757
Aged 40 years. ,

Also

WILLIAM LOVING

his son who died the 3rd

of May 175/ Aged 20 months.
Here lies the Body of
Mrs P E N E L O P E GARRATT Mother of M's Ann Linzee,
Who died the Ist of May 1812. Aged 88 years.
' In Memory of Mrs ANN LlNZEE,
Wife of Capn Robert Linzee,
Of the Royal Navy who departed
this Life the 26th of July 1781
Aged 31 years.
Also in Memory of
The Revd E D W A R D L I N Z E E ,
Rector of West Tilbury Essex,
Son of Robert Linzee R.N.
Who died August 4th 1842
Aged 68 years.
Also of CAROLINE L I N Z E E ,
Wife of the Rev Edward Linzee
Who departed this Life
October 16th 1840 Aged 56 years.
and of A U G U S T A L I N Z E E

Daughter of the above
Who died June 30th 1831
Aged 18 years.

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A N N E JANE BARBARE MOORE

Born February the 4th 1812
Died September the 18th 1817

To the Memory of
Mrs N A T H A N I E L NORTON,

Who died Sep r 30th 1706. Aged 68 years
Also Mrs MARY NORTON,
Who died Sep 17th 1788. Aged 44 years
Also Mrs R A C H A E L NORTON,
Who died March 26th 1809, aged 63 years.
Also Mrs R. PUGH,
Mother of Mrs N. NORTON,
Who died May 30th 1807. Aged 82.
Also J O H N G R A N T , A.M.,
Who departed this life June 21 st 1846,
Aged 75 years.
He was a distinguished Philologist and Critic,
As his works pre-eminently testify.
Exegit opera quae alteri seculo prosint.

In Memory of
M r JOHN ( WESTBURY

Died 5. August 1784.

Aged 58 years.

Also LUCRETIA GAZELEY

Died 25 January 1798 aged 40 years.

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Near this place
Lye the Body of
THOMAS, A N N ,
and

HESTER

SARAH

WOODROFFE

Son and Daughters of John
and Hester Wosodroffe
of Chiswell Street London
Who departed this Life
Jan i. 1744.

Here rests the Body of
JAMES S H E R G O L D BOONE,

M.A.,

late Student
of Christ Church Oxford
and incumbent of St Johns Church
Paddington
Born June 1799 Died March 1859.
" Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord."

Here lyes the Body of
Mr

SAMUELL

YEOMANS,

Late of the Poultry London
Obiit August the 13 1730
Aged 48 years.
Also J A N E his wife
Obiit March 1753
Aged : : years
Also of their children, who died in their infancy.

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^The Family grave of
Mr R O B E R T POLLARD, F.S.A.,
One of the originators of the
Artists Benevolent Fund
Died May 1839. Aged 83 years.
Universally respected
Also Mr JAMES POLLARD,
Artist,
Son of the above
Died 15th March 1867
Beloved by his Family
Now wasting years his former strength confound.
And added woes have bowed him to the ground ;
Yet by the stubble you may guess the grain
And mark the ruins of no vulgar man.

To the Memory of
ALFRED

CRAWSHAY

of Dany Park Brecknockshire.
Late Chaplain 17th Lancers.
Who died 26th April 1864
Aged 41 years.

Here lyes the Body of
J O H N SIBLEY Junior

Who died July 20th 1726
in the 10. year of his age.

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In this vault lie the remains of
H E N R Y ROGERS, Esqr
of Highbury Terrace,
Died Dec XXV. MDCCCXXXII, Aged 58.
also of
S A R A H ROGERS,

of Regents Park Sister of the above,
Died Jan XXIX. MDCCCLV, aged 82.
als.o of
S A M U E L ROGERS,

Author of the Pleasures of Memory.
Brother of the above named Henry and Sarah Rogers,
Born at Newington Green XXX. July MDCCLXIIL
Died at S- James Place Westminster, XVIII. Decr
[MDCCCLV.

Beneath this Stone are deposited
the Remains of
HULTON SMYTH KING, ESQ

Formerly of Bovis Castle
in the Queens County Ireland
but late of Fortes Green
in this Parish
one of
His Majesty's Commissioners
of Customs of the
United Kingdom
Who departed this life
on the 30 March 1826
In the 50 year of his age

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In Memory of
The

Rev

RICHARD

FLETCHER,

third son of
Frances arid Marriott Fletcher,
of this Parish
Born 27th Feb 1837
Died 15th Nov 1873.
" Rejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation,
continuing instant in prayer."

ELIZABETH A N N E L L I N

CATHROW,

Wife of James Cathrow, Esq
of the College of Arms London
Died at Mufwell, Hill in this Parifh
the 12th July 1810 Aged 31.
Also of E L E A N O R C A T H R O W DISNEY,
Second Wife of the above
Now

JAMES CATHROW D I S N E Y

died the 3 : of March 1850
aged 45 years.
and also of the above named
JAMES C A T H R O W DISNEY,

Somerset Herald.
died 20th January 1854.
Aged 76 years.

Esq

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\ Here Lie the Mortal Remains
of
J O S E P H BRASBRIDGE,

Who departed this life
in the 89 Year of His age.
For more than Half a Centuary
He had been a Silversmith
in the City of London
Of Worth and Honor and of Truth possessed,
Lo Joseph Brasbridge sleeps within this Tomb :
A t Nature's call to taste that Heavenly rest
Which Best Befits the good man's happiest Doom.
Also Mrs E L I Z A B E T H BRASBRIDGE
Wife of the above
Who departed this life,
December 9th 1839. Aged 82 years.

Here lieth Interred ye Body of
Mr J O H N WIIIXS, of this Parish
Who Dyed 1739
Also his Wife MARY W I L L S ,
Who died 1749
Also his Son
OBADIAH W I L L S Died 1755
And near this Place his Son
in

Law

WILLIAM

CURRYER

< died 1752 with Severall
others of the Family,
D

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Beneath
This stone Lies the Remains of
THOMAS GRIMES

of this Parish
Who after his services to the
Parish for 37 Years as Beadle and
Parish-Clerk Died on the 4th of
March 1826 Aged 66 Years.

Here lie the Remains of
M rs J A N E

HARDING,

of Highgate
(Late of ST George's Row)
Who died January 31. 1819
Aged 74 years.
Alfo the Daughter of the above
Aged Sixty-two
LUCY HARDING,

Who being innocent did for that caufe
Bestir her in good deeds
Through faith in the perfect righteousness
Of her Redeemer and trusting in His
righteousness alone She pasfed away from
the Body of this Death as without
Pain so without fear, on Sunday
April 29th 1832.
" Rejoice, and again I say unto you Rejoice.'

monumental inscriptions
IN

HIGHGATE BURIAL GROUND.

Memoriae Sacrvm
Here lyeth interred (in assvred hope of a Ioyfvll
Resvrrection) E L I Z A B E T H IAQVES widdowe late
Wife of lohn Iaqves Esq : she had yssve by him five
Sonnes & two davghters & after lived his sorrowfvll Widdowe nineteen yeares, closing vp her
Latest day of Life in the 49 yeare of her age
the 18 day of Ivne an° DM. 1624.
Noe epitaph need make this Ivst one famed
The good are praysd when thare only named. ,
Pietatis ergo Katharina Smith, filia & Thoma Iaqves
Filivs natv minimi maeroris posvere matre svaae.

Here lyeth the Body of
KATHERINE wife of Richard Chambers Esq
Arms;, A chevron between three trefoils, impaling two bars
cotised in chief a lion passant.
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In Memory of
MR E D W A R D H A R T ,

Who departed this life
the 23 rd of Dec' ^791 aged 64.
Here lieth the Body of
Mrs S U S A N A H M A R I A HAZARD,,

who departed this life the
10th day of October 1781
in the 31st year of her age.

Sacred to the Memory of
WILLIAM ROUNDELL WETHERELL,

Esqre Surgeon

Late of. this Hamlet
Who departed this life
On the 8th day of May 1821 Aged 53 years.
Also GEORGE R. W. P A L M E R
Grandson of the above
Died August 3 rd 1833 Aged 7 Months.
Also MARY A N N W E T H E R E L L
Eldest daughter of the above
Named William Roundell Wetherell
died October 26th 1846, aged 53 years.
Also A N N A M A R I A W E T H E R E L L , ,
Born 7th August 1796 Died 24th October 1868.

MR S A M U E L FOSTER,

Vault
1744

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J O H N GRAY,

Died 5th September 1797
Aged 61 years.

S A M U E L TAYLOR COLERIDGE

Born at Ottery St. Mary, Devon
Octr XX, MDCCLXXII Died at Highgate July XXV
MDCCCXXXIV

Also S A R A H , his wife, died at Chester Place, Regents
Park Sep T xxiv. MDCCCXLV : aged LXXV.
H E N R Y N E L S O N COLERIDGE, son of James Coleridge,
Esq. of Heath's Court, Ottery S T Mary, Devon ;
Born Octr XXV, MDCCXCVIII died at Chester Place,
Jan. x x v i . MDCCCXLIH
And SARA his wife, daughter of the above named
Samuel Taylor Coleridge,
Born at Greta Hall, Keswick, Cumberland
Dec r XXIII, MDCCGII Died at (Chester Place, May i n
MDCCCLH
Also-HERBERT their only son, born at Hampstead
Ocf VII. MDCCCX5tx ; died at Chester Place,
, April X X I I I MDCCCLXI.

MARGARET C L A R K ,

of Crouch End Hornsey
Died the 12 day of June
1799. Aged 79 years.

C 3.8 )
In Memory of the
Rev d E D W A R D YARDLEY,
B.D. Arch Deacon of Cardigan
He died Dec r y e 26th 1769
Aged 71.
He was Chofen Preacher
Of this Chapel No r y e 5th 1731
And continued to Difcharge
His duty in that office to God
And man, with unremitted
Diligence as a faithfull
Pallor to the day of his Death.
Also in memory of
RS
M A N N YARDLEY, Relict
Of the said Edward Yardley,
She Died May the 15th 1773
Aged 66 years.

Here lyes Bvryed y e Body of NICHOLAS
BVRWELL of Gray's Inne Esq who Departed this life September 28th 1670
He had two wives Susan, the onely
Davghter of William Trendle of Norwich Gent, Franeis second Davghter
of Sir Charles G . . . .
Knt in y e county of

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In Memory of
Mr T H O M A S J O N E S ,

Who died Sep. 23, 1792
Aged 31

Here lys Interred
MRS

REBECKAH

PAUNCFORT,

Late wife of Edward Pauncfort, of
Highgate, in the County of
Middlesex E s q : &; Eldeft Daughter
Of S. Samuel Moyer, Baronett, who
Departed this life the Second day v
Of November 1719, in the forty
Second year of Her age.
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4 . . . three lions rampant... 2 and 3,
(argent) on" a- bend (sable) between two lions rampant of the
second a wivern of the first (Pembroke), on an escocheon of
pretence . . . two chevrons...
Crest: A lion rampant.. ducally crowned....

PI ere lieth the Body of*
Wife to
John Fish, Esq & Davghter of
S r Plenry Hobart, K* and
Baronet Lord Chief Jvstice
Of thd Common Pleas who was
Born March 17th 1609 Died March
15th 1635 and was bvried the same day
Twenty Six years sh.ee was born.
ELIZABETH FISH,

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Sacred to the Memory of
Mrs J A N E

CRESSWELL,

Obitt 12th September 1799
^Etatis 25.
Beneath this Stone lies the Body of
J O H N SCHOPPENS;

Esq

In a Cemetery built by himself where
he had depofited, a few years before the Remains of his
Parents, whose Memory he has preferred in a
Monument on the South-Wall of this Chapel,
Of which he was a Governour
He died the Ist of July M.DCCXX.VIIL
In the 41 st year of his age :
And being much affected with the shortnefs and
'Uncertainty of Humane Life left Orders for the
Following Memento to be engrav'd on his tomb stone
Reader Pafs on walk freely o'er my Bones ; I lately trod fuch Monumental Stones
A few Days hence Shall others tread on thine
So Smalfs the difference in thy lote or mine.
Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4 (gules) three weasels (azure).
2 and 3 . . . three battle axes...
Crest: An arm embowed holding a battle axe..»

In Memory of JOHN CLOSE, Esq.
of Reeth in Yorkshire
Who Departed this life
the 15th day of June 1799
Aged 29 years.

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Here lies Interred the Body
of M* R O B E R T M A T H E W S ,

Who died July 8. 1736
in the 55 year of his age

M S
J O H A N N I S BROWNE,

A.M.

Que.
In Cafello Bolfover inter Darbienfes Natus
V. id : Septembus A.C. 1686
Denatus id : Julii A.C. 1728
iEtatis 42
Harum ^Eduim
Sacellani et Scholarchae
Per annos Septendecim
Munera Ororavie;
Et
Hie Tandem a Laboribus Requiefcit
Felicem expectams refurreetionem.

23 feet from the Front
of this Stone lies the Body of
Mr J O H N MASON,

Df Musgrave in the County of Westmorland
Who departed this life Nov 2nd 1795
in the 34 year of his Age

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This Marble Stone Preserves
y e Memory of BASILL N I C O L L S ,
late Inhabitant of this
Parish & one of y e Govenors
Of this Chappele FreeSchoole Who departed this life
y e 11 Oct° Ann° Do
1648 Aged 72.^
T H O M A S NICOLLS, Merchant Son of

Basill, Buried 26th Nov 1706
K A T H E R I N E NICOLLS, Widow of Thomas.
Buried 9th August 1734
. , . . N I C O L L S , Spinster Daughter of Thomas
& Katherine Buried 13 September 1756
Major T H O M A S CONGREVE, Grandson of
Thomas & Catherine Nicolls, Buried 20th Aprill 1777
Arms: Three shields. I. A pheon, impaling . . . 2. A pheon,
impaling a chevron between three bears. 3. Quarterly, I and 4
a chevron between three battle axes, 2 and 3 a pheon.

Here lieth the Body of
Sir

FRANCIS

PEMBERTON,*

Knt. Who departed this life
June 10th 1699 Aged 72
® Sir Francis Pemberton was a native of S. Albany and
received his education at Emanuel College, Cambridge; he
was afterwards called to the Bar, and became very eminent
in his profession; in 1679 he was made a Justice of the King's
Bench, and Chief Justice in 1681. There, is a portrait of him
among the Council of the Seven Bishops.

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Here lyes the Body of
MR T H O M A S EVANS,

Citizen and Leather Seller
of London who died
March 7th 1745. Aged 56 years.

Here lyeth Interred
The Body of J O H N COBB, Esq
Who departed this life
August 25 th 1778 in the 63 year of his age.
Likewise the remains of
Mrs MARY DINWOODY,

Relict of the late Willm Dinwoody; Esq
of Tuy Dee Monmouthihire and formerly
Widow of the above John Cobb, Esq
She Died at Abergavenny the 31 st of
Dec. 1815 in the 78th year of her age
Respected by all who knew her
And was by her own desire here inter'd
For benevolence and universal charity
Few,have seen her equal
This small tribute to her excellent qualities
Is paid by one who lived with her many years.
And who will revere her memory
. As Jong as she retains her own.
Arms; Per chevron gules and sable in chief two swans and
in base a fish or, impaling.. on a chevron between three mullets . . . an estoile . . between two roundels . . . .
Crest: A swan's head holding in the beak a fish or.

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GEOFFREY THOMAS,

|

ROBERT

WHITE,

OB A,D. l68l JE 75

OB A.D. 1704 JE 69.

MARY SHETTERDEN,

MARTHA SHETTERDEN,

His wife OB A.D. 1693 ^E6O.| His wife OB A.D. 1701 JE68.
DANIEL son of Geoffrey and Mary Thomas,
OB A.D 1703 JE&$
D E B O R A H DASHWOOD his wife OB. A.D 1686 JE 27
G E O F F R E Y their fourth son OB A.D 1695
S H E T T E R D E N their eight son
1700 JE 26
R O B E R T only son of Geoffrey, OB 1776 ^ 8 5
S U S A N N A H CAMPION his wife
1722 JE IJ SP
S U S A N N A H , his second wife
1749 JE 44

SUSSANAH CAUSTON,
Eldest daughter of Robert Thomas, O.B. A.D. 1773 m 29
C H A R L E S CAUSTON, O.B. A.D. 181 I JE 80

THEODOSIA sister of Charles Causton O.B. 1824, 81
MARY BELCHER, daughter of Charles and Susannah
Causton, O.B. A.D. 1830 JE 64
Also to the Memory of
Rev

T H O M A S H E N R Y CAUSTON,

M.A.

14 years Rector of ST Botolphs Aldersgate and 16 years
Incumbent Minister of S T Michaels Church Highgate
Died May 15. 1854. Aged 54 years.
T H O M A S CAUSTON, Esq Died 1763 aged 71 years
Also MARY CAUSTON his wife Died 1772 aged 70 years
Also C H A R L E S CAUSTON, Esq
Son of the above and one of the Governors of
Sir Roger Cholomey's Grammar Schopl
Died 1811 Aged 80 years.
Also S U S A N N A CAUSTON,
Wife of the above, died 1773 aged 29 years
AGNES SUSANNAH
And M A R I A

iEt
m

10
2

Daughters of David Orme, M.D
By Elizabeth, youngest Daughter of
Robert Thomas, O.B. A.D 1777

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Here Lyeth Interred ye Body of
W I L L I A M O R D , Esq

who

Departed this life y e 20th of
March 17if in the 7 : year
of his Age

Here lieth the Dust of >
Mrs E L I Z A B E T H Y O R K E

late Pious Wife of
Mr Robert Yorke
In Hope of a glorious Resurrection
December 1724

In Memory of
Mr.

ROBERT FAWSIT,

late of Boston Lincolnshire.
Who died February 12th 1836
Aged 28 years.
The only Son of his Mother,
and She was a Widow.

monumental Inscriptions
IN

A L L SAINTS' CHURCH,
TOTTENHAM.

tyk facet C&omajS i^nningfrm, qui otott in* lite men(t«s
aprilt0 anno 2Domtnt a^iilfmo tcct l ^ w i r *
Cujugf antme propfefetur 2Deu& #men*
$ rap for t|»e fottie of l&atljerpe ^pnpngfi'm f HDUffijter of
C|oma0 ^pnpffD'm f Dimertoljfcj)iieceffetitfjeftrtt bap of
l a n d e r f pet of o* ILorti rntufi otojofefoule 3|lju iiaue m" cp.

Hie jacet ELIZABETHA BVRROVGH vxor Iohis"
Bvrrovgh de Tottenham Highg Crosse in
Com Midd generosi QV^E obijt. 240 die Decembr
Anno Dni 1616 reliqvit Q3 post se dvosfilios&
vna filiam ex eorvm Corporib legitime procreatos.

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Heere Resteth in Peace y Bodye of RICHARD CANDELER
Esq : Ivstice of Peace wIT.Hin ye Cov: tve of Middel: Borne
at Walsingam in y e Cov: tie of Norf: H e Married to Wife
Eliza: Lock, y e Davghter & Sole Heire of Mathew Lock Sea
cond son to S r Will Lock Knig: they lived togeather in Hol ie
Wedlock 26 yeares, they had yssve one son, & one Davg ter
Edw: Died in His infantcie, & Ann yq first Wife of Sr Ferdinando Heybovrne Knig; he ended this Life ye 24 of
October, A° Do ni 1602, Aged 61 yeares : & the said Eliza
Deceased ye Second day of Ianuary 1622 Heer vnder Bvried.
Here also Resteth in peace ye Bodye of Sr FERDINANDO
HEYBO R>IE Knig: Ivstice of Peace & coram in ye C o v ^ : of
Midd, H e wayted at y e feete of Q : Elizabeth of famovs
memorye & ovr Soverainge Lo. King lames in .ther privie
Chamber; H e was a carefvl maies trate WTHovt respect of
psons, & a trve Friend to ye cavse of ye poore He maried
Dame Anne ye Davghter & Heire of Richard Candeler Esq
they lived together in Holy Wedlock 23 yeares, H e ended
this life ye 4 of Ivne A0 D ni 1618, aged 60 yeares, & Dame
Anne, ended this Life ye 24 Ivne, A°Dnii6ig aged 44 yeares
Elizabeth Candeler,
In testimonye
of Her love, erected this monvment at her on
charge 16 . .

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To God and Posteritie
Herevnder lieth bvried B R I D G E T T BOWYER
Davghter of Anthony Bowyer Citizen & Draper
of Coventry & of B&IDGETT his wife, Davghter of
Robert Fitche of Aysley neere Coventry Esq B
First maried to John Moyse Citizen & Grocer
of London, who died in the Parish of S T Marie
Wolchvrch in London the 17th of Jvne 1618 by whom
She had yssve three Sonnes Iohn Erasmvs and
Anthony: Dvringe hir Widoehood she did purchase
The farm called Stoneleyes in this Parishe and
Assvred it to her Children and after maried to
James Pagitt Esqvier Controller of the Pipe in
His Maties Covrt of Excheqver, with whom she lived
Eight yeares, a godly vertvovs lovinge and
comfortable Wife to Him, & a kinde mother in Lawe
to his children Being Plentifvlly endved with
Vertves and Qvalities meet for the
Helpe guide comfort and happines of a Hvsband,children and family. She died 12th of October
1626 in assvred hope of a better life with mvch
Comfort patience & constancie in the faith
Of Christ being of the age of 48 yeares
JOHN Hir eldest sonne Died in the Parish of Little
St Bartholomewes London the 29th of October
1623 Erasmvs and Anthony are yet liveinge.

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In the underneath Vault Lieth,
the Body of Mrs MARY MORSSE,
Wife of Richard Morsse. She
Departed this Life Oct 21 1740
Aged 63.
M

R I C H A R D MORSSE,

Of this Parifh died 5. Feb. 1757 M 66

Near this Place lyes
Mrs H A N A H ESTWICKE,

the Daughter of
Stephen Estwicke.
Alderman of London
who lived in Cselibacy & ,
dyed an Ornament to our
Religion the 10th of Jan
1705, in the 64th year of
Her age.

M.S.
JOHN ARDESOIF,

Esq late of this Parifh,

died 4 April 1789, aged 31 years.

Here lyeth the Body of
ROBERT SIMPSON,

Of this Parifh who departed
This life May the . . 1739 Aged 55.
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Under this Marble is inhum'd the Right Honble
The Lady LUCY COLERANE, Daughter
of Henry Earl of Manchester & the
Noble Lady Catherine Spencer his Wife
Who was married to y e Right honorable
Hugh Hare Baron of Colerane, with
whom Ihe liv'd comfortable & exemplary
Forty five years and had 8 Sons & 5 Daughters
She was
A Vertuous Wife
A Tender Mother,
A Generous Houfekeeper
A kind Neighbour,
A True Friend
A Pious Woman
Surviveing Her Dear Lord 14 years She liv'd fole
Lady of the Manors of Tottenham Penbrooks, Bruces,
Daubenys, and Mockins Bestowing daily
& weekly charity upon the poor,
to whom fhe gave iool. at Her death
This excellent & Incomparable Lady
Depart'd y 29th of January 1681
Vade, vale fac tu similiter.

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The Reverend DANIELL

)

CHADWICK

2d Son of

Samuel and Elizabeth Chadwick, of good extract
in the County of Nottingham.

A person who by his

eminent Piety and Learning, his admirable Charity
and Humilitie, his mofl exempler holy Conversation,
became an Ornament to the Sacred Miniftry.
His Soul was endued with the moft ardent and
seraphick Love of God, his delight on Earth
was to be Ufeful and Beneficial to a l l ; his excellent Vertues cannot be exprefs'd in this narrow
fpace : the hearts of the Poor whom he cordially
loved, of his friendly Neighbours and dear
Relations, are the beft Memorials to perpetuate
his Worth : by them he liv'd Belov'd, & dyed no
lefs lamented, the 28th of February, 1697, aged 39 yeares.
To whofe piou^ memory, Martha, his difconsolate
Widow, daughter of Isaac King, in the County of
Hertford, Gent, as a Testimony of her intier
Affection, dedicates this humble Monument, and
d%fires in her time to be gathered to his duft.
Arms: Gules an escocheon within an orle of martlets argent,
impaling azure a chevron argent, in chief a lion rampant and in
base a twig of myrtle fructed or.

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Here lyeth interred the body of Dame DORCAS
r
M A R T I N The late Wife of S Richard Martin,
Knight twise Lord Mayor of the Cittie of Lon *
don The Davghter of lohn Ecclestone of y e fcoyn *
tie of Lancastar gent who had Issve by the said
S r Rich Martin V sones, & one davght: and deceased
Ovt of this mortall life y e first day of Septemb : 1599

Neere unto this place
lyeth buried the body
t of R I C H A R D JAMES,

Merchant, who departed
this life the 30th of March,
and was buried the 8th
day of Aprill 1658

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Near this place lies interred the body of
E P H R A I M BEAUCHAMP,

Citizen and Mason of London,
And many years one of the Govenors of
Christ Church, Bethlehem, and Bridewell
Hospitals ;
Which Offices he discharged with Honour and Integ;
He was a loving Hufband, a tender Father,
and a kind Mafter.
Pious and charitable without Ostentation,
And in all his Dealings without Reproach.
H e departed this Life the 16th day of September,
1728, in the 68th year of his age.
And here also lye interred his Three children,
THOMAS, MARY, and

LJETITIA.

„This Monument is erected to his Memory
By his mournful Widow Lsetitia,
Daughter of Joh Coppin,
Of Pullox-Hill, in the County of Bedford, Esq.
Who after a Life of exemplary Piety
And Charity, went, to receive her Eternal
Reward the 16th day of March, 1739,
In the 72d year of her Age.
Arm's: Gules a fess between six billets or a canton ermine,
impaling or a chief vair.
MR T H O M A S M E R R Y ,

Citizen of London & Gold-smith
O b : 29 December 1749
iEtat 70.

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To the Memory of
GEORGE the Son of John
and Susanna Lloyd,
Of the Parifh of S T Mary's Islington
Who died August the 18th 1781
Aged 16.
Reader
If Innocence and Virtue are Worthy
Of Rememberance drop an affectionate Tear
Over the Grave of a Youth who was moft
Tenderly beloved & is fincerely lamented
Alfo of M SUSANNA L L O Y D ,
Above mentioned
Who died January 9th 1799
Aged 68 years.
Also of
C H A R L E S LLOYD,

Esq

of Islington
Son of John & Susanna Lloyd,
Who died February 5th 1832
In the 68 year of his Age.

Here lyeth interred the
Body of
Mr lOHN BAVINE,
Citizen & Loriner of London
Who Departed this Life the
XXIst of September MDCCXL
Aged LXH years.

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Spe Refurgendi
Here lyeth Interr'd y e body of
Mrs A N N E I E N I N G S ,

Who dyed May the 10th Ano
Dom 1691 Eldeft Daughter
of S r Edmond Iennings of
Ripon in y e Countie of York Kn.4
by Margaret his Lady & was
(by her one of the Grand Children
of S r Edward Barkham Knt and
Baronet, who lived many years
in this Parifh) y e sd Anne was
buried in this Place by y e direo
tion of Lady William (her Aunt)
Who defires to be buried Under
y e next Stone Joyning to this on y{
South fide.

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Here Lyeth the Body
Of Wa MARY HOBBY Widow

The Daughter of Stephen Beales Esq
of this Parish deceas'd
She departed this life
The 26th of February
Anno Domini 1707
in y e 79th year of her age.
Here lyes the Body of
M rs

MARGARETTO M A R I A J E R M Y N ,

Relict of Stephen Jermyn Esq
& Daughter of M r John Hobby,
Of London Merchant
Who dyed Ap. 24th 1735 Aged 6&
Alfo the Body of
S T E P H E N JERMYN,

Esq

Above mentioned
Who died February 18th 1796 Aged 83 years.

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HUGO HARE

de docking

in comitatu Norfolcise Armiger,
praenobiHs Hugonis D'ni ac Baroriis de Colerane.
et dominae Luciae uxoris ejus
filius natu Fertius;
Probitate, manfuetudine, prudentia
Vir plufquam nobolis.
Huic foli moribundus frater Carolus
Rem omnem fuam
(Matris exemplo obfecutus)
Adminiftrandem commifit,
Quod munus postquam Londini praeftitiffet,
Variolarum Agmine obfeffus
Et intra Triduum expugnatus
Carolo frati vix bimeftri fpatio fuperftes
Occubuit.
Juxta matrem fuam chariffimam
(In finu matris omnium communis
Ecclefise fellicit Terrae)
Sepultus eft die Junii io°.
Anno Salutis MDCLXXXV.
iEtatfs fuae XLVIII.
Relinquens tres filios el Filiam unicam
Una cum maeftiffima conjuge
Quae Marmor hoc lachrymis fuis madidum
Prophetae et viduae planctum
Eloqui voluit.
Adhceret Pavimento anima mea.

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Here lies interred y e body of
MARGARET CLARK, the Wife of lohn
Clark, Clerk B.D. they lived
in wedlock 37 years, aged 63
dyed December 20th, 1663.
Here lies likewife interred in
this Chancel, the body of M r W M .
BEDWELL her father, fometimes
Vicar of this Church, and one of
King James' tranflators of y e
Bible, and for y e Eafterne tongves,
as learned a man as moft lived
in thefe Moderne times. Aged 70
Dyed May the 5th 1632
Near this Spot
lie the remains of
ANN,

Relict of
Edmund Larken, Esq re
of Bedford Square London
and formerly of this Parish _
who died the 8th June 1841.
Aged 61 years.
" The Righteous hath hope in his death."
This tribute to the memory of an excellent mother
is raised by her afflicted children.
Arms: . . . . three leopards''heads . . . on a chief . . . . a
lion passant guardant . . . impaling quarterly 1 and 4 . . an
eagle displayed . . . 2 and 3 . . three birds' heads erased . . .

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Sacred
To the Honored Memory of
J A M E S PAGITT,

Esq.

' whome
His owne worth and Prince's favour,
lighted to the dignity
of a Baron of His Majesty's Exchequer;
In whome
Birth, merit, place,
made the body of
unblemished honour.
H e was
the prudent huf band of three Wives.
By the firft
the provident Father of foure Children;
a fecure Mafter of himfelfe,
a fincere Servant of his God;
lived confcionable, charitable
toward
his Prince, himfelf, his neighbour.
in his religion
Catholique, constant, orthodoxe:
honoring goodnefs
in all
places, times, perfons,
his Life was a well acted Story of himfelfe.
His death
a willing paffage from himfelfe to Glorie.
He died in the years of
Nature 57 ; Grace 1638.

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Here lieth buried the body of lEFRYE WALKDINE
Esqvire sometime Cittizen and Skinner
of London & free of the Marchant Adventvr
ers and Mvscovia, who deceased the 17. of
Aprill in the yeare of ovr Lord God 1599.
Sacred
to the Memory of
JOHN HOLT,

Esq.

of this Parish
Obiit October 17th 1838 iEtat 51
and of his wife
JEMIMA ARABELLA

third daughter of the late
John Eardly Wilmot, Esq re
of Bruce Castle Tottenham
Obiit November 27th 1865.
Also to the memory of
JOHN WILMOT,

Eldest son of the above
Obiit September 18th 1831 ^Etat 17
" Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord "
This Tablet
is erected by their children
In affectionate remembrance of their
beloved parents and brother
Arms: Quarterly 1 and 4 . . . on a bend . . three fleurs-delis . . . 2 and 3 . . . three lions passant guardant turned
towards the sinister . . . impaling Wilmot of 16 quarterings.
Motto: Quae vult valde vult.

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Sacred
to the Memory of
The Rev d W I L L I A M H A L L , M.A.,
Minor Canon of S Pauls Cathedral
Priest in Ordinary to H e r Majesty the Queen
and Ten Years Vicar of this Parish.
Who died December 16th 1861
Aged 68 years.
In thee o Lord have I put my trust
Let me never be confounded

Sacred
to the Memory of
re
R O B E R T P R I C K E T T , Esq
of Harley Street London
and Octon Lodge Yorkshire ;
Who died 17th March 1844
Aged 76 years.
Also of
A N N , his wife
daughter of the late
Samuel Salte, Esqre.,
of Tottenham and London.
She died 7 December 1839.
Aged 72.
Arms: [Or] on a cross [azure] quarter pierced [of the field]
four mascles [of the first].
Crest: An antelope.
Motto: Auxilium ab alto.

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Sacred
to the Memory of
Esq re F.R.S.,
Many years an inhabitant of this Parish
And a Contributor to its Charities.
Obiit January Ist 1836 iEtat 73
In grateful rememberance of the above
This Tablet was erected
By those who in his declining years
Were near and dear to him
" His body is buried in Peace ; but his name
liveth for evermore."
Handel's Funeral Anthem.

LEWIS-ANDREW D E L A CHAUMETTE,

Here lyeth the boddyes of HUMPHREY WESTWOOD
Citizen and Goldfmith of London and A N N E
His Wife who left behinde them five children ;
Two Sonnes, Hvmphrey and Jvlius, and three
davghters, Elizabeth, Anne, and Sarai; He dyed
the 6 th of March 1662, aetatis fuse 62.

Underneath
lies Interr'd the Body
of J A N E the Daughter of

William and Elizabeth Skinner,
of Gshilby in the County of York :
Who died the 12th of March 1787
Aged 16 years.

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P. M. S.
D. M A R I A

Primogenita
R i : Wilcocks De Tottenhaa
In Com : Mid : Ar :
Conivx
Rob : Barkham Esqv : A v r :
De Wainfleet . in Com : Line:
Mater
12 liberorvm 4 mascvlorvm 8 Faemin
Decessit
7 Decern : 1644 ^Etat: 36.
Reliqvit
2 Filios 7 Filias a chariss:
Patre Tvendos.
Arms: Paly of six argent and gules a chevron or, impaling
argent a lion rampant between three crescents sable a chief vair.
Crest; Two arms embowed in armour proper garnished or,
holding a sheaf of four arrows or feathered argent and tied with
a ribbon.

Sacred to the Memory of the
Rev d T H O M A S ROBERTS, A.M.
Rector of S* Peters Cornhill and during 26 years
Vicar of this Parish
In testimony of their veneration for whose character
'this Tablet has been erected by the inhabitants of
Tottenham
As a memorial of the gratitude with which they cherish
The rememberance of the christian virtues
which adorned his life and endeared him to those
who were the more immediate objects of his
Paternal solicitude and affectionate regard
Obiit the 5 th Oct A D 1824
Anno iEtatis 73

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Heare vnder lieth the body of the
Lady MARGARET'IRBY, y e Davghter

Of S r Edward Barkhara sometime
Lord Mayor of y e Citty of London
& late y e wife of S r Anthony I rby
of Boston in Co Lincolne K"^ by
whome shee had Issve 3 D a v : lane
Margarett & lane al wch died beefore
there mother & lye interred heare
Obijt 24 of Novembris A° D° 1640.
Arms: Argent fretty sable on a canton gules a chaplet or,
impaling paly of six argent and gules a chevron or.

Here lyeth the body of THOMAS W H E L E R of
Woodgreene. in y e parishe of Tottenham Esq
And also his Daught: M A R T H A W H E L E R wch said>Tho£
Dyed y e 29 th Ivne 1611 and his Davght y e 3 d May 1611.
To the Memory of
H E N R Y H A R E TOWNSEND, Esq.

Obiit 2. Aprilis 1827 ^Etatis 61.
Here lies a man, who acted well his part
On life's great stage, and own'd a noble heart
Prompt was his hand the indigent to bless,/
The passport to his bounty was distress,
Clear to the last his mental vigours shone,
And all he loved were loved 'till life was flown.
Move then, with reverence near this mouldering earth
And think on Townsend, when you think of Worth

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Also in the Vault are
Deposited the remains of his daughter
CHARLOTTE

ELRINGTON,

r

Obiit 3. Nov . 1824 iEtatis 24.

M.S.
Depofitum JOHANNIS MELTON,

Civitatis Eboraci, Equitis aurati, ibidemqu
Fereniffimse Regise Majeftati a fecretis conciliis
Participis, et figilli quod Septentrionalem Anglian
Tractum fpectat custodis necnon lectiffimae dominae
Elizabethae, quae et Ferdinando Heborne militis vidua
Huic fecundo quatuor peperit liberos, quorum
Superftites Francifcus et Elizabetha optimos
Parentes orbi moerent: Deinceps Catharinam, Alanf>
Currance armigeri filiam in uxorem duxit, ex qua
Edovardum, Johannem, Richardum, et Annam
Genuit, quibus uterque itidem parens fumme
Defideratur . Reliquit vero Margaretam, Samuelis
Al~derfey armigeri, olim conjugem, quae meeftiffima
Hoc quantum cunqtie eft marito chariffima nee
Viduato pectore excifuro pofuit.
Obiit xvimo Decembris, MDCXL.
Arms: Azure a cross patonce voided argent in the centre a
bezant, impaling argent on a fess between three bells gules as
many crosses crosslet of the field.
F

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To the Memory of
Mr. W I L L I A M

ROBINSON,

Who departed this life on the 3 I st of August A.D. 1827.
at Prince of Wales Island in the East Indies
on Board H.M.S. Java, the Flag Ship of the Station
of which he was mate, aged 22 years
He was the eldest son of
William Robinson, LL.D.,
Barrister at Law
and of Mary his wife
of this Parish
A son beloved lamented ever dear,
Claims from the Parent's heart a pious sigh,
A Brothers urn demands the kindred tear, '
And gentle sorrow gush from friendship's eye,
To-day we frolic in the^rosy bloom
Of Youth—the morrow knells us to the Tomb.
In Memory of
W I L L I A M ROBINSON, LL.D.,
of this Parish
Barrister at Law, of the Middle Temple
Who died 1 June 1848, aged 71 Years.
and lies buried in the vault beneath,
Also A G N E S CAROLINE
Who died 4 t h July 1821 aged 4 years.
HARRIET

LAURA

Who died 3 rd May 1822 aged 2 years.
and A L F R E D DARLINGTON,

Who died 27 August 1824 aged 6 months.
Children of the above

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Also C H A R L E S JAMES M A D D E N ,
Who died 2 December 1845, aged 2 years
And HENRY YOUNG B. MADDEN,
Who died 14 July 1846 aged 7 months
Children of Sir F. Madden, K.H.,
and Grandsons of the above
Also MARY, wife, of the above W. Robinson,
Who died 20th April 1856 aged 74 years.
And C H A R L O T T E A N N daughter of the above
William and Mary Robinson,
Who died at her house
in Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park
the 27 th February 1867. Aged 48 years..

Superior Abilities and extensive Knowledge;
:; Generofity and Humanity of Soul;
Constancy in Friendfhip;
Truth and Probity in Word and Action ;
Charity proceeding from Goodnefs of H e a r t ;
Modefty from an humble Disposition ;
Eminence in every Chriftian grace and Virtue ;
diftinguifhed the Life of
The

Rev.

JAMES DAVIES,

A.M.

Late Curate of this Parilh :
Who died refigned to his Fate,
but inexpreffibly lamented by his Friends,
the 26th of August 1748
in the 29 Year of his Age.

monumental inscriptions
IN

ALL

SAINTS

CHURCHYARD,

TOTTENHAM.

In Memory of
PHILIP

DELAHAIZE,

Esq

Who died Nov r 20th 1769
Aged 51 years.
Arms: Or, a saltire engrailed gules between four ermine spots
on a chief. . three escallops .. .
Crest: A wolfs head erased charged with an escallop.

Here lyeth the body of
H E L L E N CONOLD, Daughter

of Richard Stanley of Harland
in the Parish of Chesterfield &
County of Derby borne there
in December 16 . . and died
in this Parifh in October 1681
After she had lived about seven years
the Widdow of Edmund,
Gent her third Husband.

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Here Lieth interred RICHARD CHESLYN
late of Doctor's Commons London
one of the procurators General of the
Arches Court of Canterbury
Who departed this Life the 29 th of April 1761
in the 60 year of his Age
Much esteemed for his honesty Friendly disposition.
M rs MARY CHESLYN who died
Eleven Days before him is also here interred
And near this Place are interred THOMAS
ROCK formerly one of the procurators General
of the Arches Court of Canterbury
Grand Father of the above Richard Cheslyn
Likewise ELIZABETH CHESLYN
his Mother and CHARLOTTE CHESLYN his Daughter.

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Here lyeth y e Body of H E N R Y FELL,
of this Parish Gent
late of Her Majesty's Treasury
Died May y e 2 nd 1732 Aged 37 years.

Here lyeth the Body of
late Wife
of Richard Powell, Butcher
in Spittle Fields who
departed this life October
1733 in the 29 th year of her Age.
SARAH POWELL

Here lyeth the Body of
SUSSANAH BARNARD

late Wife of James Barnard,
of this Parish who dyed
31 st August 1736
Aged 33 years.
And also 5 children.

Here Lyeth the Bodys
Of SARAH & ELIZABETH D I S T O N

Daughters of M r William and
Grace Diston of London
SARAH Dyed
14th 1733
Aged . . years
ELIZABETH

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Sacred
To the Memory of
Mr

THOMAS

CROFT

Who departed this Life May 25 th 1796
In the 25 th year of his age.
The Lord has took my love from me
And left me to lament
Dear God above preserve my love
And bless him with content
He was taken from me quickly
And cannot come again
I hope in heaven we shall meet
And ever to remain. '
Here lies y e Body of
RYLAND

JENKINES,

ye

Son of Thomas and Margaret
Jenkines, of this Parish
Who departed this life
November . . 1712
Aged 7 years.

Neere unto this Place
lyeth Bvried the Body
of RJCHARD JAMES,

Merchant who departed
this life ye 30 th of. , ,
day of April 165

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In Memory of
M

rs

GRACE A R C H E R

late Wife of M r Thomas Archer
Who died 29 th November 1794
Aged 72.

Mr

THOMAS K N I G H T

late Churchwarden of this Parish
Who departed this life Feb. 19th 1724
Aged 44 years.

M™ E L I Z A B E T H C H A S E Died
May the 3 rd 1788 Aged 50 years.

CLARA

Here lies the Body of
Mr

JOHN

STEPHENS,

of this Parish Died 16 Dec 1770
jEtat 63.
s
Also M* MARY S T E P H E N S ,
his Wife who departed this life
21 December 1779 Aged 68*

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LA

In Memory of
Mr

THOMAS MATSON,

late Citizen' and Haberdasher of London
Who departed this life 8. October 1799
Aged 74 years.
MARY ELIZABETH,

Daughter of Thomas & Hannah Archer,
Died 19. February 1814 Aged 17 years
Also GRACE. MATSON
Widow of the above
Died 19 July 1848 in her 93 year

Here Lyeth interred
the Body of M rs MARY REYNOLDS,
Late Wife of M r John Reynolds, of
London Merchant who died Sep the 14
1741- Aged 49 years 5 months & 19 days
By whom he had 7 children
Also y e Body of
r
M J Q H N REYNOLDS, beforementioned
Who died June 4 t h 1758. Aged 72 years.
Arms: A chevron between three foxes' heads erased, impaling
a fess wavy between three escallops.
Crest: A fox's head erased.

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In Memory of
M rs

ANN

PRIEST,

late Wife of Mr. James Priest,
of this Parish Who departed this life
December 28 th 1789 Aged 62 years.
Thine Arms human Power Arreftst
To fave O Death the choiceft Mortal
from the Grave;
Yet grieve we not for her
Whofe well known Worth survives
Here the fall of Earth to Earth
A Tender Wife a Kind Friend and
Good Companion
Excelled by none & Equalled by few
Also SAMVEIL H A T C H . . .
Husband to the above
Said who died Oct
x
743 Aged 85 Years.

In Memory of
JOSIAH COTTIN, E s q

Who departed this life
April 6. 1776 aged 60 years
Also D A N I E L COTTIN, his son,
June 2, 1757, aged 16
Arms: [Azure] two chevrons between 3 boars* heads erased
[or] impaling . . . a shakefork . . . .
Crest: A boar's head erased . .'

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Here lyeth the Body of
Mr

CASHAM, Herdsman.

Who Departed this Life
August the 21 st 1756
In this Parish Aged 60 years.
He was Born In Martock in
Sumerset Shere

In Memory of
THOMAS CHAMBERS,

Son of Thomas Chambers,
of this Parish
Who died June 28. 1799
Aged 19 years.
The youth alas is gone Oh deadly found
Whofe fpotlefs life with Vertue Crowned
Cold Breathlefs and Entom'd he lies
But long his better part will yet furviye
Which may our Lord Take to his Care
And place with Angels in Celestial fphere.
In mem
R O W L A N D I STEPHENSON,

arm

1

Defunct Nov '. 30. 1807
Hoc moumentum filius ejas
Norens posuit
Arms: Gules on a bend or three leopards' faces azure, impaling argent a squirrel ppr., on a chief gules three mullets of the
field.

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Memorise Sacrum
Here lieth Interr'd the Body of M r
lOHN JOHNSON who departed this Life
March y e 14th 1706 Aged 63 Years.
And Also the Body of M rs M A R Y
r
J O H N S O N wife of the above M John
Johnson who departed this Life Oct r
Y e 12th 1793 Aged 75 Years.
Here Also Lyeth Interr'd the Body of
M r SAMUEL S M I T H Citizen & Grocer

Of London Many Years Common-Council
Man of y e Ward of ST Botolphs Aldersgate
Govenor of Bride-well & Bethelhem & ST
Bartholomews Hospitails, who departed this
Life May y e 11. 1777 Aged 44 Years.
He was a Loveing Hufband a tender Father
A fincere Friend
At the sole Expense of Whofe Moft affectionate
Inconsolable wife this Monument was erected,
ANNE Relict of the above Mr. Samuel Smith,
Departed this life April 23 rd 1756 Aged 60.
Here also lieth Interred the Body of
M r SAMUEL S M I T H who departed this life
On the 2 nd day of April 1756 in the6o fch
Year of his age.*
And likewise here lieth Interred the Body of
the Mrs. ELIZABETH BERROW, Daughter of the
Above faid Mr. Samuel and Anne Smith,
And wife of the Rev d Capel Berrow,
Rector of Rofihgton Nottinghamshire.
Who departed this Life on the 28 tu Day of
November 1766 in the 44 th Year of her Age.
* Arms: A cross between four peacocks, on an escocheon of
iretence a cheVron ermine between three hedgehogs.
Crest: A peacocks' head erased holding ears of wheat.

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Here lyeth the Remains of
M r V I N C E N T LEGGATT,

of this Parish who died
June 6. 1763 Aged 52
SARAH LEGGATT, Wife of
Vincent Leggatt,
died 9. January 1799 aged j6.
And ^Iso the Body of
THOMAS LEGGATT BAYLEY, the son of

Thomas Butterworth Bayley, Esq
of Hope in Lancafhire who married
The only Daughter of the above
Mr. Vincent Leggatt, who died the 6 th
of Sept r 1768 Aged 11 Months.
A L S O of MARY A N N E BAYLEY,

their Daughter who died Dec r 29* 1789
Aged 16 years.
- In Memory of
GEORGE T H O R N T O N BAYLEY, Esq.

Who departed this Life May 31 s t 1835
Aged 46 years.
" Blessed are^the pure in heart for they shall see God."
In Memory of
Sir D A N I E L BAYLEY, Knfc
Who departed this Life
June 21 s t 1834
Aged 68 years
" Them which sleep in Jesus will God bring with Him."
Arms: Ermine a lion rampant . . impaling . . . a lion
rampant . . . ducally gorged . . . within a bordure engrailed
. . . charged with roundels.
Crest: Two lions gambs erect . . . . supporting a mitre . .

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Here lie the remains of
NICOLAS FRANCOIS D U F R E S

N.E

Baron ,De Renac
Born at ST Malo December 6 th 1723
Departed this Life June 17th 1814
This Stone the tribute of filial affection was erected
By order of his beloved daughter
Angelique Francoise Countess de Clermont
Crevecceur
Requiescat in pace.

LOUISA ALICE

Beneath
Are deposited the Remains of
M rs E L I Z A B E T H C L A R K E

Who departed this Life the 25 th of June 1788
In the 75 year of her age
Here Reader pause—and think as you pass by
Though now alive, yet shortly you must die :
As I am now, so you ere long will be.
Oh then prepare for death to follow m e :
In spite of death, the Actions of the just
Will still smell sweet and blossom in the Dust
Praises on Tombs are Trifles vainly* spent
T i s Virtue rears the noblest Monument.

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Sacred
To the Memory of
H E R B E R T THOMAS

Esq.

A Lieutenant in the Royal Navy
A Brave and Deserving officer
Who fpent the bloom of his youth
In the Naval Service of his Country in East Indies
Was prefent at the taking of Angria the
Pirate Chandernagare Pondicherry &
x
Was particularly noticed by his commanding officer
Sir Samuel Cornish,
For his Bravery and Gallant conduct at the taking
Of Manilla.
A Chronic diforder brought on by his long and hard
Service in that Country rendered him Incapable
Of following his Profeffion at Sea
And after much painful and fevere fuffering
Which he bore with great Chriftian fortitude;
It pleafed the Almighty to releafe him on
The 25 th day of July 1793
In the 48 Year of his age
This Tomb was Erected by
M rs Sarah Boyer his only Surviving Sister
In Testimony of J
, Her Regard for the Memory of a Beloved Brother.

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Sacred to the Memory of
WILLIAM LEAK,

Esq

Late of Gannon Street London.
Who departed this Life
Oet r 3 rd 1797. Aged 63 years.
In Memory of
SARAH

LANE,

Who- departed this Life
On the 5 th of May 1855
Aged 80 years.
She was a faithful and valued
Servant for Fifty Five Years.
In the Family of the late
James Holbrook,
Of this Parish.
Sacred
To the Memory of
M r J Q H N PARTRIDGE Gent,
Many years of the Bank of England
And late of Stone Bridge Tottenham
Who departed this life Auguat 26 th 1817
Aged 50 years.
Of whom it is difficult to speak
With justice : for his true Character
Would appear flattery and the least
Abatement of it an injury to his
Memory

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Sacred
To the Mortal remains of
H E N R Y W A R R E N , who departed this
July 20 th 1828. Aged 33 years.
Tread lightly on his ashes.
Ye men of genius.
For he was your Kinsman
Weed his grave clean,
Ye men of goodness,
For he was your brother.
Beneath are deposited
The remains of
MR D A N I E L

SILVER,

Late of this Parish
Who died June 26 th 1833
Aged 67 years.
Also M rs J A N E SILVER,
Widow of the above
Who died 24 th Oct 1850
Aged 51 years.
Likewise of
MR

D A N I E L SILVER,

Son of the above
Who died March 27 th 1832,
In the 44 th year of his age.
After the Burial of M rs Silver,
No other Person or Persons shall at any
Time hereafter be interred or Buried
In this Vault
Never
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In Memory of
MARGARET LYDIA

Wife of James Samuel, C.E.,
& Daughter of the Ettrick Shepherd
Who died 28 th of February 1847
Aged 22 Years.

Sacred
To the Memory of
MARY

Wife of Henry Plucknell
Who departed this Life August 23 rd 1833
Aged 54 years.
The Stone is erected
By Voluntary Subscriptions
As a mark of Respect
For her services, she having been
Mistress of the Poor House of this Parish
During a Period of 13 years.

Here lyeth y e Body
Of E D W A R D EVERARD,

Who departed this Life December
The 9 th 1755 aged twenty seven
You was to good to Live on Earth with me
And I not good Enough to Dye with thee
Farewell Dear Husband God would have thee
Youl near return but I to you must go.

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Here lieth the Body of
REBECKAH A N G E L L ,

Late Wife to John Angell,
Who Departed this life
the 20 th of December
1682.

Here lieth the Body
Of

H E N R Y MULCASTER,

Gent late of this Parish who
Departed this life October y e
nd
22 1725 in y e 71 st year of his Age
ELIZABETH Relict of
Henry Mulcaster,
Of this Pafifh Gent,
Who Departed this life
February the 13 th 173!
Aged 84 years.
Alfo;MTS SUSANNAH WATSON,

Died Dec r 15 th 1813 Aged 82 years.
th
P E T E R MULCASTER, Gent Obitt March 20 1774
-fitatS3.
SUSSANAH (his wife) March 9 t h 1772 ^Etat 70.
JAMES ROBERTS, Gent Obitt Sep
r
ELIZABETH (his wife) Obitt Dec

8th 1783 iEtat 60.
29 1795 JEtat 65.

Arms : [Argent] four bars [gules] over all a bend [azure] impaling . . a chevron . . between three text T's.
Crest: A lion rampant [azure] holding a sword erect [argent].

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Here lyes the Body of
Mr

EDWARD

BAYLEY,

late of S. Stephens Coleman
Street London Plumber
Obitt August 18 th .1763
Aged 43.
Arms: [Argent] on a fess between three martlets gules as
many annulets, impaling barry of six a crescent for difference
Barry.
Crest: A griffiri sejant ermine wings and forelegs, or.

The Ground below is
Sacred
to the Remains of
The Rev d SAMUEL HARDY,
and of GRACE his Wife.

Family Vault of
RICHARD CASS, Esquire
of Little Grove,
East Barnet
Hertfordshire
1786.
Arms : Per chevron or and ermine on a chevron- sable
between two* eagles' heads erased gules in chief* and a garb of
the first in base, a harrow gold between two fountains, impaling
sable a fess ermine between three cinquefoils . . . .
Crest: An eagles' head erased gules charged on the neck
with a fountain, in the beak three ears of wheat on

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Here lyeth the Body of
ED WARD' TYSON,

Gent

Who died 9 October 1723
Aged 3.8 years.
Also

M A R T H A TYSON

Relict of the

above Edward Tyson r
Who died January 1729

Aged 41 years.

Likewise EDWARD TYSON, Esq '
son of the above mentioned
Who departed this life 29 August 1784
Aged 70 years.
And of A N N his Wife who died
17th January 1794

Aged 68.

Arms: [Vert] three lions rampant reguardant [argent] impaling a chevron [gules] between three cocks ppr.1

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Here lie the remains of
JANE Wife of Salomon Peile, Esq
Of Tottenham Green;
Who departed this life May 6 th 1833,
Aged 71 years,
" When the ear heard her, then it blessed her:
and when the eye saw her, it gave witness
to her ; because she delivered the poor that cried,
The fatherless, and him that had none to help him."

Sacred
To the Memory of
M rs

E L I Z A B E T H BROWNE,

Wife of James Browne.
Of the Swan Inn. in this Parish
She instantly lost her life by the
Overturning of the Coach on her way to
Norwich, the 22 of October 1818,
In the 58 th year of her age.
Leaving a husband and six children
To lament their loss
O look on this Monument ye gay and careless
Attend to this date and boast no more of tomorrow.
Arms: Gules a chevron between three lions gambs erect
and erased . . . on a chief . . an eagle displayed . . .
Crest: An eagle wings expanded . . . holding in the beak a
branch . . .

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Here lyeth interred the
Body of MARGARET BOONE,
Wedowe & Wife of Samuell Boone,
Who departed this life the 27th of October
Anno Domini 1678
And also the Body of SAMUEL
Son of the above Margaret Boone
Who departed this life August 13 1708
Aged 62 years.
MARY BOONE

the Wife of Samuell Boone,
Who dyed August 26 1714 Aged 60
Likewise the Bodys of
SAMUEL and MARY their children.

Here Lieth the Body of
M r JAMES FAYRAM,

Citizen & Stationer of London
Who departed this life
June y e 5 th 1732 Aged 60 years
' Also the Body of M rs
A N N FAYRAM, his WifeWho departed this life Oct1' y e 6 th 177

monumental inscriptions
IN

CHRIST CHURCH,
SOUTHGATE.

M.S.
Here sleepes in hope of the resvrrection y e body
of S r lOHN WELD, K n t : who fovnded this chappell
A 0 1615 : and gave 55oL to pvrchase lands to

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The yearelie valve of 30L : which being pformed
Was according to his last will & testament conveyed
Vnto five feoffees in trvst, to these vses, vis
That 20 Marks shovld bee annvally paid among •
Svch poore p"sons of his kin~red, as were lineally
Descended of his Grandmother Ioane Walley,
Of whose Avncesters were svrnamed Weld, that
Another 26 marks shovld be given yearely to
the Cvrate of this Chappell, & 10s to y e Clarke
and that I2 d in breade shovld bee weekely disposed*
among 12 poore p~sons of Sovth streete for ever
the rest of the 30L : p'anvm is (as y e said feoffees
shall see cavse) to bee kept in stocke for repairing
of the Chappell, or els bestowed vpon the said
Cvrate who is to receive also toward his better
maintenance the 20 marks allowed to the fovnders
poore kin"red in all those yeares, werein none of
the said poore kin'red shall'make svite for y e same.
Having left these and many other Testimonies
both of his pietie toward God and his charitie
towards men hee deceased, the 6 th of Febr A 0 1622
The wicked like a wafted Candle fincke
Within the focket, and there, dye and ftincke.
Bvt righteovs men difsolved yield A fent
Like preciovs odovrs when their box is rent.
And fo did hee at his departure giving
A lafting fweetenes to refrefh y e living.

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In Memory of
Sr D A V I D H E C H S T E T T E R

K nt ,

Who died
June the 14th A.D. 1721.
In the 63 year of his Age
And
lyeth buried in the Vault
Under the Alter.
Also
to the Memory of Dame HECHSTETTER,
his Relict
Who died
aged
And lyeth in the same Vault,

To the Memory of
SARAH

DOWN,

Wife of Captain Timothy Smith
of the Hon East India Company's
Maratime service
and fourth daughter of
William Hammond Esq,
of Southgate
Who died on the 23 day of May 1837
in the 41 year of her age
Also to the Memory of
Captain T I M O T H Y S M I T H H.E.C.S. London,

husband of the above
Who died May 23 rd 1861 Aged 68.

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Here vnder lyeth Burred y e
Body of GEORGE H A D L E Y Esq,
Who tooke to wife Sarah the
davghter of Edmond White Esq,
By whome he had two Sons Vis
Edmond one of his execvtors the
other sonne dyed as soone as
Borne and two daughters Eliza
beth & Sarah Elizabeth married
to Isaac Lyte of London, Mer
chant the other execvtor
Here also lieth Bvried ANN
His Second,wife davghter of
Cuthbert Harison, Alderman
and Chamberlaine of the
Citte of London by whome
He had issve six sonnes
and five dav^hters He dyed in ye
Sixtie-eight yeare of his Age
on the eight of August Anno
D"ne 1654 to whose pious memory his Executors cavsed
This Monument to be
Erected.
Vivit POST FVNERA VIRTVS.

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Underneath rest the remains of
JOHN H I L L WINBOLT,

Late of New Basinghall Street Vintner
Gentleman
Obitt 4 May 1790
Aged 39 years
These little, rites a Verse, a stone I givG,
On Memory's Tablet, thou wilt ever live.
Also the remains of REBECCA WlNBOLT,
his Relict.
Who died 26 day of July, 1797
Aged 45 years.

monumental inscriptions
IN

CHRIST , CHURCHYARD,
SOUTHGATE.

Here lieth the Body of
Sr T H O M A S H A R R I S ,

Late of Finchley K nt
Who died June 14th 1782 Aged 73 years.
Also the Body of Lady HARRIS, his wife
Daughter of S r Thomas Hare,
Of Stow Hall Norfolk Bar*,
Who died March '24th 1791 Aged 27 years.

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Here lyeth interred
y e Body of A N N P H I L L I P P E S
The Davghter of Iohn
Phillippes & Wife of
Larrance Cranaway,
Who departed this Life
29 day of Ivne —
1678 Aged 24 years.

Sacred to the Memory of
SARAH

Wife of the Rev* Thomas Winbolt, M.A.,
Minifter of this Chapel:
Who departed this life
The 4 t h of August 1810, aged 43 years.
Also R O B E R T t L A X , eldest son
And FRANCES, youngest Daughter
Of the above Thomas and Sarah Winbolt,
Who departed this Life
The former on the 6 th of July 1812,
Age 21 years.
The latter on the 7 th of September
Aged 3 years.
Also of
The Rev d T H O M A S W I N B O L T , M.A.,
Husband of the above mentioned Sarah
Who departed this life
On the 25 th of January 1813
Aged 51 years.^

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Sacred to the Memory
Of the Rev d W I L L I A M B E C K E T T
, Who departed this Life,
July 27th 1813. Aged 44 years.
Also
ANN

BARNARD,

Who departed this Life
November the 22 nd 1829
Aged 62 years.

Sacred to the Memory of
Mr GEORGE GILDERSON,

Who departed this life
on the 10th December 1796
Aged 60 years.
Also of M rs FRANCES GILDERSON,
Relict of the above
Who departed this life
on the 30 th October 1819.

In Memory of
MARY

SLACK,

Wife of George Slack
of the City of London
Who died the 21st of July 1798
in the 25th year of her Age.
Our days on the earth are as a Shadow.

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FREDERICK

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GOULBOURN,

A Lieutenant Colonel
In His Majestys Service ;
Born 7 th May 1788.
Died 10th February 1837.

To the Memory of
Mr

M A T T H E W BARROWS,

Who departed this life the
2$ih Day of February 1755
Aged 79 years.
Also the Body of
M rs

MARGARET BARROWS,

Wife of the above
M r Matthew Barrows.
Who

In Memory of
CHARLES WALCOT,

Esq

of Southgate.
Who died 7S July 1805
In the 51 st year of his age,
He was the third son of the
Rev d Humphrey Walcot
Of Bitterley Court Shropshire.

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Here lieth interred the Body of
M rs

FRANCES LYON,

who

departed this life the 11 day of
December 1769 Aged 58 years.
In hope of a joyful resurrection.
Also M r S T E P H E N LYON,
Who departed this life 2 March 1777 in the

GEORGE CADOGAN MORGAN,

\ Died November 17th 1798.
Aged 44 years.
Also S E P T I M U S MORGAN,
Son of the above who died December
the 22nd 1816 Aged 19 years.

In Sacred remembrance of the Virtues
of M rs

ANN

LOXLEY,

With an uniform integrity of conduct lived 17 years
As Housekeeper in the Family of the present
Marquiss of Buckingham
And who having
fulfilled her visit obeyed Heavens mandate
and returned on high
leaving an only daughter
by whom this stone is dedicated
Obitt 7 November 1819
iEtat 64.
H

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In Memory of
M rs FRANCES W A R D

Who departed this life
January 5 th 1819
Aged 59 years.
A Servant in the Dutchess of Chandos
and Marquis of Buckingham's
Family 37 years.

This Stone is erected to
the Memory of
JOHN

WARREN,

by the Duchess of
Buckingham and Chandos
as a tribute of Gratitude, #
• for his long and-Faithful Service
in her Family
He died at Minchendon House
on the 18 October 1823
Aged 63 years ;
Having lived in the Families
of James Duke of Chandos
and Richard Duke of Buckingham
Forty-two years
an excellent Servant
an attached Friend
and an honest Man

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In grateful Rememberance of
forty-one years of zealous service,
As a lasting record of
Inflexible Honesty, and Fidelity,
And as a mark of respect and attachment,
Sir William Curtis, Baronet,
Has caused this stone to be placed
Over the Grave of
THOMAS PEACOCK

Who died on the 23 rd of Feb 1827
•In the 68 t h year of His age
Near this Place
Are also deposited the remains of
MARY P R O T H E R O ,

Who died on the I st of June, 1826
In the y6th year of her age
Haying been forty-six years
An Honest, Diligent and faithful Servant
This Stone is erected
To the Memory of
ELIZABETH MARTIN

As a token of respect
For her faithful Services
Of Forty-two years in the Family of
The late John Walker Esq
Of Arno's Grove;
She departed this Life
On the 14th of October 1836
Aged 72 years.
H 2

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To the Memory of
AMELIA

HOLAH,

Late of Grovelands, in this Parish
, Who departed this life
After a long and painful illness
On the 7 th day of May 1845,
In the 40 th year of her age.
She was the kind and affectionate friend
Of the children at Grovelands ;
With the remains of three of whom her remains
are hereunder deposited
And with feelings of the deepest gratitude
For her unchangeing affection toward them,
This monument is by John D. Taylor of Grovelands,
Placed over all
" In death as in life, together."

Here lieth theBodys 01
THOMAS H I N T O N Citizen and Salter
Who departed this life the 29
day of August 1742. Aged 66 years.
Also L U C Y H I N T O N wife of the above
Thomas Hinton Who departed this life
. . of January 17 . . Aged 70 years
Also the Body of SARAH H I N T ON,
Wife of Thomas Harris
and daughter of the above
Thomas and Lucy Hinton
Who departed this life . • .

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Sacred to the Memory of
Mr.

SAMUEL

CRICKMAN,

Born at Broom in Norfolk
the iofcli of August 1786
Died in this Parish
the I I t h November 1816

In Memory of'
Mr

R O G E R THOMAS,

Who died 5 th Novr. 1787
Aged 51 years.
Think on Eternity.

Here lyeth Inter'd the
Body of W I L L I A M QSBORNE
Son of William and Ann Osborne
of this Parish who Departed this life
The 10 of Dec 1770 aged 19 years.

Here lyeth y e Body of
EDWARD LOMAS,

Who departed this life
September y e 20 th 1718 aged 47 y1
Also here lieth the Body of
E L I Z A B E T H his Wife

monumental Inscriptions
IN

ST.

JAMES'S

CHURCH,

FRlfeRN BARNET.

. . . . Pious Memorie of R O S E
. . . .

A T K I N S O N , Marchant,

. . . . She had oftenfore
Spirit Returning
laid up in the hope
. . . . of November 162S.

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Sacred to the Memory of
Esq late of Colney Hatch,
who departed this life 24 th February 1820,
Aged 80 years.
also of T H O M A S L E R M I T T E , Esq re
late of Colney Hatch
who departed this life 24 th March 1826, Aged 78 years.
also of SARAH, wife of the above Thomas Lermitte,
who departed this life 19th November 1829,
Aged 66 years.
STEPHEN ATKINSON,

Arms: Azure a cross voided between four lions rampant or.
Crest: A lion's head erased or.

H. S. E.
SAMUEL, BROOK.

A-M,

Hujusce ecclesiae per XXII ANNOS
pastor pius, Fidelis, Pileetus
Natus 3 0 Maii 1732.
Mortuus 16° Oct us 1794.

Sacred to the Memory of
M™ MARY N E A L E , Spinster, who lived
an example
of Christian Piety and Benevolence.
She died the 16^ of June i8l6f
in the 74 th Year of her Age.

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Near
this place lyeth the
Body of T H O M A S IEVE,
Citizen and Fishmonger of
London who dyed the 7th
of October 1699 i*1 ^ e 74 th
Yeareof his Age.
Here alfo lyeth the body of
ALICE, Second wife of the said
Thomas I eve, who dyed y e
•8th of October 1698 in the
§8 Yeare of her Age*
Here lyeth y e Body of SARAH y e
Wife of John Nicoll, Esq re of this
Parish who Departed this life y& 5 th
November in y e year of our Lord 1689,
Here also lyeth the Body of J O H N
N I C O L L , Esq Who departed this
life y e 9 & of May 1703
*
Aged 70 Years.

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To
the Memory of
re
J O H N CLEEVE, Esq
late of this Parish
who departed this life

Alfo the

N o v 20 t h 1725.
Body of SARAH INGRAM,

Sifter of the above lohn Cleeve Esq re
Died February the 3 rd 1770
^Etatis 79.
Also of A N N E CLEEVE,
Relict to the abovefaid,
who departed this Life
Jan 6 th 1739.
Likewise the Bodies of
T H O 8 and

MARY CLEEVE

their Son and Daughter ;
Whofe Remains all
lye near this Monument
under a Black-Marble
Grave-Stone.
Near
this Place lieth
Intend the Body
of I O H N CLEEVE, Esq re
Son of John Cldeve, Esq
late of this Parish
who died
the 12th of November 1748
iEtatis 61
Arms: Argent on a fess between three foxes' heads erased
sable as many mullets or.
Crest: A fox's head erased sable.

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" H e was a good man
and a just."—Luke xxiii. So.
To the Memory of
re
R I C H A R D D O W N , Esq
Banker in the City of London
A Man of vigorous and well cultivated Mind,
of mild and ingenious Disposition,
of sober, yet discriminating Judgment,
of unwearied application,
and of, inflexible Integrity :
Who, surmounting with Fortitude
in the Dawn of his career,
Difficulties and Trials
of no ordinary Magnitude
rose to Eminence in his Profession,
and gathered in Due Season the fair Fruits
of Probity and Industry.
As he was firm and unshaken in Adversity,
so was he humble and unassuming
in Prosperity.
Amongst the many Christian Virtues
which distinguished and adorned his Character
Charity was most conspicuous.
As a Father, as a Husband,
his Tenderness and Affection,
if ever equalled
were never excelled.
He died July 26 th 1814. Aged 80 years.
Arms: Gules a stag's headfcaboshedargent attired or, ini
paling per pale azure and gules a lion passant reguardant or^

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Sacred to the Memory of four fons and two Daughters
of Richard Down, Esq*6 of this Parifh, and Rose, his
Wife,
RICHARD
ELIZABETH

r

17

departed this Life, aged < 17 years.

LAVINA

VII

HENRY, WILLIAM,

and

WILLIAM

in their infancy

Reader
Contemplate and adore the ways of Providence !
WTiile thou beholdeft
A youthful Ardour rifing into Action : & female
Virtue haftning to Maturity : and blooming, Innocence with fairest Promifes: & tender Infancy's
unfullied purity: all prematurely fummon'd to the
Grave, thence to be carried to the Realms of Blifs.
They are dead, and their Life is hid with Christ in
God:
" But when Christ, our Life, fhall appear, then fhall
they alfo appear with him in glory."—Col. Hi. 4, 5.
Alfo in the fame Vault are deposited the remains of
ROSE,

Relict of Richard Down, Esq re
of Bartholomew Lane, Banker
thro' faith in her Redeemer
She departed in Peace
Feb 24 th 1832
In her 7$ year.

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Sacred to the Memory of*
SARAH,

the Beloved wife of Thomas Sheppard,
of Folkington Place
in the County of, Sussex, Esq re
she departed this life
in the 70 th year of her age.
April 24 th 1845.
Her remains repose in this Church Yard.
1 with those of her parents
Richard and Rose Down,
and her Memory is embalmed in the hearts
of all who knew her
by a long course of years
in which as the most affectionate of wives
and mothers
she formed the comfort of
a numerous circle of relatives and friends,
" T h e Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away *
Blessed be the name of the Lord."—Job i. 21.
A-rms: Quarterly 1 and 4 azure on a chevron or three mullets
gules between as many fleurs de lis of the 2nd ; 2 and 3 . . . a
bend ermine between six estoiles. . . impaling gules a stag's head
caboshed argent attired or, Down.

ROBERT

BROOKE

OB July 11 th 1803
JEt 54.

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To the Memory of
re
J O H N PORKER, Esq .
th
who died 18 December 1808 Aged 76 Years
And of S A R A H P O R K E R his wife,
Who died 31 st December 1808: Aged 65 years.
Also of S O P H I A PORKER, Daughter of the above-named,
who died 24 July 1793 ; Aged 17 years
And

of

SARAH

MARY A N N

COOKSON,

grand-Daughter of the said John and Sarah Porker,
who died 26 th July 18O1 aged 9 years
Also of J O H N PORKER, Esq
only son of the above John and Sarah Porker,
he departed triis life at Tunbridge Wells, Kent
3 rd of Feb? 1834 Aged 60.

JOHN

SLEATH,

OB Oct^id*11 1774
iEtat 64.
JAMES BROOKE^

OB Sep r 1781.
JE 17.
ROBERT
OB

BROOKE

Nov 17—

monumental inscriptions
IN

ST.

JAMES'S

CHURCHYARD,

FRIERN

BARNET.

IN
M. S.
E D M DUNCON non ita pridem
Huius Parochise Rector qui unimam
Suam inspitanti reddidit An iEtat
Suae septuagessimo secundo sal nostras
~
MDCLXXIII quarto oct
Dormit in hoc tumulo fidelis Pallor Iesus
Cuius Mors docuit Vivere Vita Mori
Pofuit I.D
Stand back I pray oh! doe not tread upon
A tender Budd cropt off before well blowne ;
Religion Beauty Works Peace Prudence, thofe
And all thats good ; yea loue euen. unto Foes
Hath florifht. in this late fweet wife of Rose
Dec d 22, May 1668 : M* 27.
Her Junior Brother as God would haue,
Took place before her in this Graue
7 Feb. 1638 ; ^Ets 12.

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)

Earl of Gifford

eldest son of the 8 th Marquis
of Tweeddale,
Born 26 th April 1822,
Died 22 December 1862.
this Stone is placed here
By his wife Helen*
in loving rememberance
"Though He cause grief, yet will He have
compassion, according to the multitude of
His mercies."-—Lam. Jer. ch. 3 rd . v. 32 nd .
" Blessed be God, even the Father of our
Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of Mercies,
and the God of all comfort."—Cor, ch. i st . v. 3 rd .
Baroness Dufiferin and Clandeboye,
Countess of Gififord,
Died 13th of June, 1867.
This Stone is placed here by her Son,
Frederick Temple, Earl of Dufferin.

HELEN,

T?js fiev yap qvbev akyos afyerai

irore

7ioW(av be fi6)(6cov evKkerjs iirdvcreTO.

a %&
To the Memory
of
the

HonBLE S Y D N E Y

TEMPLE

BLACKWOOD

Born 20th May 1867
Died the same day.

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Here lyes y e Body of S r
W I L L I A M OLDES, K T Gent ,
. . . . of y e Black Rod to her
. . een Anne & to his . . . .
Arms: Quarterly i and 4 . . . a lion sejant guardant . . .
on a mount . . . 2 and 3 lozengy . . . and . . .
Crest: A lion sejant guardant ppr supporting an antique
shield . . charged with a fess . . .

Here
Lie the Remains
of MR. THO S . GAMULL,

Late of this Parifh,
and of London,
Citizen and Stationer,
who departed this Life
the 12th of January 1772.
Aged 63.
His executors in Gratitude to his Memory
have caufed this Stone to be laid down
, Here Lyes the Remains
of M rs

E L E A N O R EDWARDS,

a .Relation of the above.
Mr Tho s Gamull,
who died Nov r 17th 1774
Aged 74.
Here Also Refts the Body of her son
r
W I L L M EDWARDS, Who Died Nov 29,
1775 Aged 41.

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To the Memory of
GEORGE VINCENT,

Esq

late of this Parish
who departed this life May 3 r d 1757,
iEtat 67.
Alfo A N N V I N C E N T ,
Wife of the above
who Died Sep 21 1752,
JEm 56.
Alfo of E L I Z A B E T H ,
their Daughter who Died

Here lies
Interred the Body of
Mr

EDWARD

WILLIAMS,

late of Fleet Market Citizen
and Tallow Chandler of London, who
Departed this life the 6 th day of October 1769,
aged 56 years.
Who by his laft will and teftament Left and
Bequeathed, the Residue ,of His Estate to the
Govenours and, Directors of the British
Charity School on Clerkenwell Green, to be
appropriated to the benefit and use thereof
as a grateful Testimony of his having Received
his education in the said school.
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Here lyeth Interred the Body of
KATHARIN JOHNSON,

late Daughter of Rich d Johnson,
Esq of Whitftone, who Departed
This life the 9 th of October
1727 Aged 34 years.
Alfo the Body of the
Above faid RICHARD JOHNSON,
who Departed this life the 22 d of
December 1730 Aged 69 years.
And also the Body of
JOHN JOHNSON Esq:

son of

the

Above Richard, who Departed
This life the 8 th of June 1739.
Aged 43 years.

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Here lyes Interr'd the Body of
HANNAH

KELSALL,

the Wife of Richard Kelsall,
of the Society of Cliffords Inn.
London Gen* :
She Died the 17th day of May 1780
in the 58 Year of her Age.
Alfo the Body of the above named
T
RICHARD K E L S A L L , Gen .
th
Who died 15 October 1787
Aged 69 Years.

To the Memory of
L E E , Gent
late of Furnivals Inn,
died June 7 th 1787
Aged 24 Years.
To the Memory of
GEORGE

M rs S A R A H L E E ,

late of Hampstead in the County of Middlesex
Mother of George Lee,
herein intered
who died the 25 th of May 1803,
in the 68 year of her age.
T o the Memory of
Mrs

SUSSANNA L E E ,

Wife of George Lee,
Died 30 Nov 1808
aged 42.

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To the Memory of
M

r

WILLIAM

GARDNER,

who departed this life the i8 t b
of April 1743 aged 76 years
Also here lies the body
of M rs

A N N GARDNER, his

Wife, who departed this life y e 7th
of October 1744, Aged 46 years.
All you that now do here Pafs by,
As you are now fo once was I,
And as I am, fo muft you be,
Therefore Prepare, to Follow me.

Here Lyeth Interred the Body of
; Yeoman, late of this Parifh,
who Departed this life Sept r the 25 th
1722 : Aged 64; years.
Here Alfo was Interred the
Body of S A R A H D O V E : Wife of
the above-mentioned
John Dove : She departed
, this Life Novr. 12. 1727,
Aged 72 Years.

IOHN DOVE

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Here lies the Body of
Mr

JONATHAN

DICK,

late of Brooks Market in the Parifh
of ST Andrews Holborn, Butcher who
Departed this Life the 16th day of
January 1747 Aged 45 Years.
Alfo

JONATHAN MILLBORN, Nephew
of the above Jonathan Dick,
Died July 8 th 1757 Aged 15 years'

Mr. J O H N MILLBORN, Late
of the Parifh of ST Pancras.
Died Sep1* 28 th 1766 Aged 57.
Daughter of
the abdve John Millborn,
Died.Sep r 9 th 1775 Aged 38.

ELIZABETH S H E R R I N ,

also

E L I Z A B E T H MARY S H E R R I N ,

Daughter of the above
Elizabeth Sherrin,
died May 13 179 . Aged 22 Years.
Alfo of Mrs Elizabeth Millborn
who died December the 3, 1793
Aged 80 years.
Alfo M r T H O M A S S H E R R I N , Husband
of the above Elizabeth Sherrin,
of ST Andrews Holborn died Jan^ 5fch 1801,
Aged j6 Years.
Mrs SUSSAN MILLBORN,

died May 1807 Aged 70 Years,

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Here Lyeth Interred the Body of
A N N WOMBWELL, Wife of
George Wombwell, Esq r6
of London and Daughter of
John Nottingham, Esq re
of Fryern Barnet who died
May 2, 1758 Aged 34 Years
and alfo the Body of the aforsaid
J O H N N O T T I N G H A M , who died
April 24, 1763 Aged 78 Years
and alfo the Body of the aforsaid
GEORGE W O M B W E L L

who

died Oct1' 8 th 1763 Aged 61 years
Armsi [Gules] a bend between six unicorns' heads erased
[argent] on an escocheon of pretence . . . a fess . . . between
three pheons.

Here lyeth the Body of
S T E P H E N PALMER, son

of

Thomas Palmer, of the
Fleet Market London Butcher,
wlio departed this Life the 30th*
of January 1758 Aged 22 Years.
Alfo the Body of T H O M A S
PALMER, of the above Named
Stephen Palmer,
late of the said Market Butcher
who departed this life the 30 t h
January 1758 aged 22 Years,
also

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, Sacred
to the Memory of
r
J O H N PASLEY, Esq
late of Colney Hatch in this Parish,
who died 18 th October 1804
Aged 75 Years.
In Memory of
J O H N PASLEY, ES(* Formerly Captain

in Her Majestys Army, Nephew of the late
John Pasley, Esq.
of Colney Hatch, Obiit April 15th 1858,
MT Sua? 62.

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Sacred
to the Memory of
Mr

WILLIAM

STEERE,

of Kingfield in the County of B , . .
Late Steward to the
Hon M r Boscawen,
who Departed this Life
July 23 rd 1779 Aged 44.
Here lyeth the Body of
Mr T H O M A S PARR,

many Years a Goldsmith
of Cheapfide London!, *
He died the 29 th of June 1780,
Aged 70 Years.
Alfo the Body of
th
MARY his Wife, who died the 9 of
r
Dec 1774 Aged 70 Years.
In Memory
of the Rev d .
Mr J O H N

GRAHAM,

47 years Rector of y s Parifh
who departed this Life
April 2d 1772 Aged 74.
Alfo E L I Z A B E T H Wife
of the faid Rev d .
M r John Graham,
who died May the 29 th
1769 Aged 57 years.

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Here lies ye Body of M r THO*
B R E T T O N , Wine Cooper & Citizen ,
of London who died'July y e Stl1
1714 Aged 63 Years.

also FRANCES BRETTON, his
Widow who died the 22. December
1742 Aged 68 Years
Also SUSANNA CREWYS,
Widow of Samuel Crewys, E sq
Councellor at Law, who was Buried near
this Tomb the 22 of March 17^46 Aged 62
Years, daughter of the faid Thomas & ,
Frances, who died the 14th June 1756.
Aged 59 years.
also several Children
Arms /Quarterly [argent] and [gules] in first quarter a mullet
[sable], impaling . . . a chevron engrailed between three lions'
gambs erased and erect . . ,
Crest: A demi talbot [gules] eared, collared, and lined [or],
holding in his feet the line coiled up.

In Memory of
wife of John Oliver,
who died Feb y . 7. 1791
Aged 66 years.
In Memory of

MARY

JOHN OLIVER,

Who died January 7 1806 .
Aged 76 years.

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Here lyeth the Body of
M r W I L L I A M GOAD,

late of this Parish
Who departed this Life
the 14th of July 1793,
Aged 62 Years.
Alfo M rs D A R L I N G GOAD,
Wife of the abovesaid
Who departed this Life
the 27 th of February 1811,
Aged 60 Years.
Alfo Miss MARY GOAD,
Daughter of the above
Who departed this Life
the 2 nd of May 1814,
Aged 37 Years.

Here Lyeth the Body of
Wife of William
Beatty, she Departed this
Life October the 11. 1725 aged 46 years
Here Alfo Lyeth the Body of
the above named WILLIAM BEATTY,
Who Dyed y e 20. of O c t 1752 Aged 82 Years
Also the Body of M r WM BEATTY,
Son of the above William and Mary
Beatty who Departed this life
March 30 th 1778 Aged 61.
MARY

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Esq re
of Friern House;
Departed this Life Feb* 26 th 1816,
Aged 78. ,
in Memory of Major FRANCIS D ' A R C Y BACON,
second son of the above John Bacon, Esq re
$nd of Mary his wife daughter of John Linnell, Esq.
who departed this life Dec r 2 nd 1842 Aged 64.
and whose remains are interred at ST Mary's Lambeth.
J O H N BACON,

•J* Here rests the body of
the Reverend
ABEL LENDON,

M.A

for Seven years Curate
And thirty one years the Rector
of this Parish
ffe died on the 4 t h day of August 1846,
Aged seventy five years
Also of Sibylla, his wife
She died on the 27 th day of November 1847.

M. E
Thanks be
to God.
1 Cor. 15. 37.

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In
Memory of
the Revd

GEORGE HODGSON T H O M P S O N ,

Rector of this Parish
Died May 8 th 1850,
in the 56 year of his Age
In
Memory of
GEORGE HODGSON,

eldest son of the late
Rev d George Hodgson Thompson
Rector of Friern Barnet,
Died 1 Sep r 1853,
Aged 24. .

The
Grave of
SOPHY BOYCE.

Davghter of
The Rev d Thomas Boyce
Rector of Waldingfield Svffolk
Born there
May

XV MDCCXCII

Died at Finchley,
Febrvary 1.
MDCCCXXIV

M.A.

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Sacred
to the Memory of
M A R I A SPICER,

Wife of
M Thomas Spicer,
of this Parish
who died February 24 th 1820
Aged 27 years
r

How blessed the place of that abode,
-Where Saints and Angels dwell with God;
Where God the great Redeemer's grace,
Creates a Heav'n thro all the place.
Dear Lord vouchsafe to me to know,
A little of that Heav'n below,
For joys resembling them above.
On earth are tasted in thy love
O how delightful then the place
Where thou art seen and face to face;
No other Heav'n we wish or own
For thou art Heav'n and thou alone.
Mr THOMAS SPICER

Hufband of the above
Departed this life
April 15 th 1822
Aged 32 years.

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In Memory of
JOHN VAUX,

who died November 2 nd 1823,
in the 70 th year of his Age.
He was 39 years Parish Clerk of this Parish.
Also MABELLA V A U X ,
wife of the above,
who died October 29 th 1786
Aged 23 years.
Affliction sore long time I bore,
Doctors skill was all in vain ;
Till God did please to give me ease,
And rid me of my pain

also of MARGARET

VAUX,

Daughter of the above
who departed this life 8 th June 1855,
Aged 73.

Here lies the Body of
JAMES W A L L I S ,

Forty years the faithful Servant
as groom and coachman
to T. Longman, Esq of Hampstead
and buried near his
Masters family vault
at his own particular request
Died November 15 th 1838
Aged 66 years.

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Sacred to the Memory of
Rev

HENRY FILTNESS,

M.A.

Obiit 19th January 1835.
iEtat 34 years
Also

H E S T E R F R A N C I S PRICE,

niece of the above
Obiit 22 January 1835,
y£tat 8 months
Also M rs H E S T E R H O R N ,
Relict of the above, and wife of
Mr Thomas Horn, of Curson Street, May-Fair
London and Formerly of this Parish
Obiit 20 th October 1847
iEtat 42 years
Through her long but patiently endured sufferings
she prayed to her Redeemer for a pafsport1 to a better
world!« Twas given—and Her rejoiceing Soul left
those she loved on earth to enter into the peace and
glory prepared for Her in the Mansions of Her
Heavenly Father.

Here Lyeth the Body of
JOHN

CORDWELL,

Late of this Parifh
who Departed this. Life
April 10th 17s5 Aged 64.
He was Carpenter to the Hon1
City of London 35 Years.

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»>acreti to tlje Si^emorp of
WILLIAM

DERMER,

M.D.,

th

Born 12 December 1802
Died 5 th August 1870
" Looking unto Jesus."

3|n iotitng: Remembrance
of C A T H A R I N E DERMER,

Wife of
WILLIAM DERMER,

M.D.

Born 29 th June 1793
Died 20th February 1866
In Hope of Eternal life.

In Memory of
Mifs SUSANNAH LANGSTON,
Who died July 30 th 1771
In the 22 nd Year of her Age
7 Days after her Sifter
M rs

HANNAH

CHAMBERS,

The Soul of our Sifter is gone
To heighten the Triumph above
Exalted to Jesus's Throne
And clafped in trie Arms of his Love.
Here lyeth ye Body of
J A N E SOMERVELL,

Sp?

who Departed this Life
the 11 t h of Feb y 1730.

Monumental 3[nscrtption0
IN

ALL

SAINTS

CHURCH,

EDMONTON.

Here Lyeth REBECKA
MYDDLETON Grand-child
Of S r Hugh Myddleton, laTS
of Lond: K T & Baronett
Being youngest Davghter
of Symon Myddleton, of
Lond : Esq wdh He had by
His wife Mary : who de
parted this Life y e 6 th of
FBR 1650, being aged
Eayght monethes.
MARY the VIth Davghter and
XII Childe of Hugh Middleton, Citizen and Goldsmith of
London Resteth underneath this
Stone waiting the Resvr
rection of the lust
She Died . . Avguste
Beinge . . . .
16 . .
K

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Here lye Interred the Body

of SARAH ANDREW the only
Daughter of Richard Andrew
and Ann his Wife Late of London
Who Departed this life on the 2 nd
Day of Aprill in the fifteenth year
of her Age and was Buried on the
10th of the Same month Anno Dom
1691.

Here also lyes the Body of A N N the
Wife of Richard Andrew, whoe
Departed this Life y e 27 th of November
1704 in y e 74 year of her Age.

l&rap for tlje ssotoltyg of 3|ofm #lpl)£tt & (BMvtv
agkrtoe attli Clfjatatf) tie Mitt of tfjem bot$e
for t|je 0otollg0 arm ail mtyn a pat nott & at*

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Here lyes interred y e Bodys of
E L I Z A B E T H IANE, late wife of John
Lane, Marchant in London,,who
departed this life y e 16 day of Jvne
1696, and Also of H E Z £ K I A H
M Y D D L E T O N , late of London March*who departed this life y e 5 th Day of
May 1688, being both Davghter and Son
To Simon Myddleton, Esq1* late of
Hackney in the County of Myddlesex
She leaving Issue one Son.
Arms: Argentina pile vert three wolves' heads erased of
the field
Crest: A dexter hand pp. issuing from a ducal coronet or.

Under the hope of the Resurection,
Here lieth the body of MARY
MlDDLETON, the second
Wife of Simon Middleton,
of Pavis Yard,, Lon Draper,
whoe had eight Children
by her the said Mary, who
was the Davghter of John
Soames, of Burnham Market,
in the County of Norfolke,
Esq. she departed this life
vppon y e 25 th of Novem. 1656.

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F E L I X FEAST, Knt

one

of the Govenours of the hospitals
of Bethlem . Bridwell . and ST
JBartholomeus, and Sheriff of the
City of London and County of
Middlesex, departed this life
February y e XXIV. MDCCXXIII
in the 58 Year of his age
Arms: Azure a dexter hand couped at the wrist and clenched
in pale argent, on an escutcheon of pretence ; on a fess between
three griffins' heads erased as many mullets.
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet an eagle displayed crowned.

M A R Y CARTER

Died June 27 th 1771 Aged 71
Here let me ly in sleep profound,
Till the last Trumpet's awful Sound.
Awake ye dead & come to judgment.
JOHN

CARTER,

Husband of the above Mary Carter,
Died March 28 th 1781 Aged 77.
Now my allies are with thee join'd
Oh! let me converse with thy Mind.

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Hie Juxta Siti
JASPERvs DRAPER Armiger,

Civitatis Londiniensis quonda Aidermannus
ex antiqua Familia in Middlesexia oriundus
vir eximia Pietate Charitateq ornatus.
Et
A N N A vnica Coniux
Filia Richardi Rogers Edelmetonise, Armi
Quae post Felix Connubin Vltra Quinguage nos annos
XXIX. Septembris, anno iEtatis LXXI.
Et humanse salutis reparatse
CIOIDCLII
pie Decessit.
Superstite Marito
Qui aetate fere LXXXV. Annoru
prdnectus
XXIII. Novembris, Anno Dni. MDCLVII.
Morti occubuit
Resurectionem felicem
Expectans

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In hope of a Blessed Resurection
Near this Place are deposited the Mortal Remains of
MBS

ELIZABETH W A R R E N ,

Second daughter of D. W. Steers of
Nightingale Hall in this Parish
Who exchanged this Life for a Better
The 14 day of July in the year of our Lord 1771,
Aged 26 years.
During which fhort space fhe had discharged
In a exemplary manner
The feveral important duties
Of an obedient child, an affectionate Wife and
Most tender Mother
And having attain'd the highest Degree
Of earthly Perfection,
By the Constant Practise of every Virtue
Which adorns a Christian.
Heaven!
To Reward fuch Excellence
Spared her the Severe Tryal of a Tedious parting
From those fhe dearly loved
And fnatched her in a moment
To Eternity!
Call round her Tomb each Object of Desire
Each purer Frame, inform'd with purer Fire.
Bid her be all that cheers or foftens Life,
The tender Sifter, Daughter, Friend and Wife.
Bid her be all that makes Mankind adore,
Then view this Marble and be vain no more.
POPE.

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Hie
Alma capit Terra Mater
In Tumulo juxta suppofito
Sibi suifque proprio.
Cineres nondum Coelo debitos
Tandem autem revicturos,
FRANCISCI C H A P L I N

Gen.

Qui vitse plenus morti lubens occubuh:
Anno setatis
LXXIV

Salutis Humanse
MDCCXX.

Si Terra negatur,
Infonti Ccelum patet
Quaerite Pofteri.
Hoc pietatis opus, in qua nihil fecit novi
Largitur imo etiam reditibus Annuis
Huic Parochise, in nunc ufum primo datis
In Secula ventura reficiendum curavit,
Filius Unicus Francifcus Chaplin Gen
1726
ELIZABETHAM C H A P L I N Uxorem Franciseum
Chaplain Filium
Post Annos triginta
Ejusdem Tumuli Consortes
Pater habet

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Here lye Inter'd
The Body of
MR

JAMES BOYTE,

Citizen and Pinmaker,
Of London,
Who departed this life
the 28 th of March 1749
Aged 34 Years.
Here also lyeth the Body of
Mr

R O B E R T RAY,

late of S* Botolph's, Bishopsgate,
London, Nephew of the above,
Who died Feb y 3, 1776,
Aged 17 Years.

Here Vnder this Place are interred the Bodyes
of E D W A R D ROGERS,

of Edmonton Esq & LYDIA

his Wife and also the body
of R I C H A R D ROGERS,

Esq.

their Eldeft Sonne, The said
Richard surviveing his
Father about Six monthes
Departed this life the 13 day of
November 1661
Arms; Or a less wavy between three bucks trippant sable.

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Neare
to this Place Lyeth
interred y e body of J O H N DENT
of Thornebery in the County of
Glocester, Esq sonne of John
Dent and Katherine y e 5 th Daugh*.
of George Huxley, of Edmonton,
Esq deceased. He married Sarah
y e daughter of Richard ELochdale,
Citizen & Brewer of London, Esq by
whom hee had one only daught r
Sarah. He died y e 14 day of May,
1659, *n y e 2%th y e a r °f his age.
, Arms: Sable a fesse dancett6e argent in chief three
escallops or, impaling sable three lozenges between two bars
gemelles argent, Rochdale.

Here lyeth the Body of
JOHN

W A R R E N , Son

of

Richard Warren, of this Parish, Butcher,
Who departed this life Feb y . y e 13 th A D 1728.
Aged 22 years.

only Daughter of
William and Margaret Henvell,
Who departed this Life
the 2Ild of July 1694
Aged . i . Years and 3 Months.

MARGARET H E N V E L L ,

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#Ucolag ISoone* (Kltjaftetfj :Z5oone+
flDf aettjc toe Sate tagtpii tlje mortall rage,
jjJoto Ipftiff hotfje to p&ore oniw tljpg sstone*
Cfjat gomtgme Mm fenptt ftp bona of mariage,
for terme of Ipfe ttoo botipeg trt one*
'iXfiecefore poti peple to 506 fn throne,
$rap ftome tlje one bofcp rtoo foutyg procetie,
C&etoljfcljem one copanp to fietigne map gone,
C&at tepotall martage etierlatfyng Cuccetie*

Here lyeth the Body of
S

r

NICHOLAS BURLER,

K

nt

of this Parish

e

Dyed June y 8 th 1700,

In the 71 year of His age.
And also y e Body of Dame JANE,
His wife who Departed this Life
27 day of April 1707 aged 67.
Arms: A chevron between three covered cups, impaling .
on a cross . . . five pheons . . . a chief . . .
Crest: A covered cup . . .

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de Wyre-Hall in Agro Middlsx

Armig : pie decessit XXX die April: A 0 Salvtis
MDCXXVII i E t a t : LXVI, svperstite Conivge
Catharina (Dno Roberto Nedham Vicecomiti
Kilmorrey Denvo nvpta) qvae Biennio post
Diem svum Obijt: O p t t : parentib : Hie Conditis
Iohannes Hvxley, Fil. Et
Hseres, Memorise ergo. p.
Arms: i. Ermine on a bend cotised gules three crescents or,
a mullet for difference.
2. The same arms impaling vert on a chevron between three
stags trippant or, as many trefoils slipped gules, Robinson.

Here lyeth Bvried

MARYE H V X L E Y

Davghter to George and Katheren
Hvxley, who departed this life
the XXI of October 1613

Here lyeth Inter'd
M rs

HONE

HUXLEY

who died June 15 th
1762

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M. S.
lOHANNES HVXLEY De Wyer Hall, in Agro Midd*.
Armiger,
Illibatae Fidei et singvlaris Modestise Titvlis
Meritissime Insignis
Annorvm Satur et Ccelo Maturus
Candidissimam Animam Deo Reddidet
Septembris 29, Anno 1661, ^Etatis 65.
Elizabetha Conivx Mosis Tryon in Com : North :
Armig Filia
Quae pridem
Dilectissim'i Mariti nomen
Nvmerosa Sobole Posteritati Commendaverat
Illi hoc insvper Marmore
(Cvi et Ipsa olim Subjiciendam se gestit)
Consvltum Volvit.

Here lyeth
interred the Body,of
A N N E HUXLEY,

3 rd daughter of

George Huxley, of Edmonton*
in the County of Midd. Esquire.
who departed this mortal
life Seavententh day
of March, in the year
of our Lord God,
1653-

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In a Vault under this Inscription lies inter'd
ELIZABETH,

The eldest daughter of John Huxley, late of
Wyer Hall, Esq. and wife of Samuel Tatem, of
London, Merchant, by whom she had issue eleven
children, three of which are deposited in the same
Vault, and eight survived her.
She constantly Practized the Virtues of a well-spent
Life,
in her Duty to God, her affection to her husband
and a tender care to her Children
This life she exchanged for a better, the 4 t h day of
April, Anno Domini 1730, in the 47 th year of her ageTo the Memory of her so dear to him when living, her
Husband has
caus'd this Monument
to be erected.
Also
In the same Vault are Interred
the Remains of the above
SAMUEL TATEM, Esquire,

who died the 29 th day of December,
Anno Domini 1756
in the 82 nd year of his Age.

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In a vault
near this spot are interred the remains
of THOMAS T A T E M , Esq r who died x x m January,
MDCCXLVIIL aged xXXlll years.
J O S E P H TATEM,

Esq r . who died x x i x . of Dec1'
MDCCLXIX

aged LXI years.
ELIZABETH TATEM,

who died vni. of April,

MDCCLXXXV.
aged LXIX. years.
and MARY T A T E M , who died n . of April MDCCXCII.
aged LXXIV years
To whose Memory
and that of
J O H N TATEM,

the

Esq who died at Chester,
aged

years

and
SAMUEL TATEM,

the

aged

Esq. who died
years

This Monument is erected
as a tribute of fraternal affection

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By the desire of
George Tatem, Esq.,
late of St. George's, Bloomsbury,
who at an early age was appointed,
and for many years resided
His Majesty's consul general
in the Island of Sicily.
Whence returning to his native Country,
He was elected a director of the
Honourable united East India Company,
the duties of which station
He fulfiird with ability, diligence and fidelity,
upwards of XXX. years.
He died the XXV. July,

MDCCCVII.

in the LXXXVI. year of his age.

Here lyes the Body of
Coll:

T H O M A S SANDIFORD,

of the Island of Barbadoes who
Dyed y e 7 of June 1712
Aged 36 years.

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To the Memory of MES

)

SARAH

HVXLEY,

the last surviving Daughter of
Thomas Hvxley, Esq r of Wyer Hall,
Who departed this life on the 6 th of May 1801,
Aged 73.
Whilst living she was a Benefactress to the poor
and at her decease bequeathed the following
Charitable Legacies.
Viz:
To the Charity Schools, in the Parish of ST Sepulchre,
Commonly call'd the Ladies Charity School

50 O o

To the poor of the Parish of Edmonton ...

1000 o

To the Fifteen Aims-Houses, called Styles
& Latimer

1,000 o o

To the Girls Charity Schools, in the Parish
of Edmonton

...

...

...

200 o o

Also lies interred the Body of the aforsaid
THOMAS H U X L E Y ,

who died the 18 th of June 1743.

Also MELIORA SHAW eldest daughter
of the aforsaid Thomas Huxley,
Who died on the 12th of April 1788,

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Here lieth the remains
of M rs

MARY HOLMES,

Wife of M r Joseph Holmes,
of Bury Street, Edmonton,
who departed this life
the 11 th of December 1787,
Aged 42 Years.
also of the above named
M r J O S E P H HOLMES, who died
August the I st 1813, aged 72 years.

Esqr
late of Haughton Hall
near Shiffnell, Shropshire
Died April I st 1778,
Aged 20 years.
H E N R Y THOMASON,

MARTHA WARREN,

entered Immortality June 6 th 1798
in her 56 year.

Arms: Sable a, fess chequy or and gules between three talbots
ppr., impaling azure a chevron ermine between three arrows-$r
on a chief of the last three birds sable on a canton gules' a
mullet or.—Dawson,
L

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Under this Marble lies interr'd the
Remains of M rs
HARDY,

SUSANNA MARGARET

wife of John Oakes Hardy, Esq r

Captain in the Royal Navy ; and Daughter
of Peter Middleton, Esq r M.D., of New York
Who departed this life the 20 th day of
December, 1791 Aged 22 years and five months
Here lies entombed a dear lamented wife,
Early in bloom of youth depriv'd of Life,
Whose mind of every Virtue was possessed,
That fondest wish could frame to make him bless'd

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Who was her husband thus essays
To give departed worth deserved praise.
Taught with each charm to captivate the heart
Or soothe life's sorrows or its joys impart;
By deep decline consumed, alas !. she fell,
Her friends' and husband's grief these faintly tell
In silence left to mourn and vent their woe,
As deepest streams' least murmur when they flow.
Calm she resign'd to Him that soul He gave,
Whose dread command shall raise her from the grave
To life we humbly hope on that blest shore,
Where sickness, pain, or death afflict no more.

Here lyeth the Body of
M

rs

DAMARIS G R I N L Y

late Wife

r

of M William Grinly,
Citizen of London who
departed this life y e 2 nd
of October 1726 Aged 40 Years.
A loving Faithful Wife

....

Unto her Hufband Dear
She also good to all about her.
L 2

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In the family Vault the north aisle under the organ
gallery,
is interred the body of S A R A H the beloved Wife v
of Edward Walbancke, she died September 27th 1778,
in the 42 nd year of her age after bearing with great
fortitude and resignation a long indisposition.
She followed virtue as her truest guide,
lived like a Christian, like a Christian died.
This monument was erected by her affectionate
hiisband,
To commemorate the virtues of a loving wife, a tender
mother a faithful friend.
In the same vault are deposited the remains of
Mr

EDWARD

WALBANCKE

Who departed this life the 25 th of February 1784
Aged 51 years.
Also, of

W I L L I A M WALBANCKE,

son of Edward and

Sarah
Who died 31 of March 1791, aged 19 years,
and six other children of the said Edward and Sarah
who died in infancy.
st

Arms: Gules a fesse embattled argent, in chief two saltires,
and in base a garb or, impaling argent a cross engrailed gtftes
over all a bend or.

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Here lieth Interred the Body of
M r T H O M A S FOSSICK,

Who Departed this life Feb* 14th
1767, Aged 50 years.
Also the Body of
rs

M

MARY FOSSICK,

Relict of the

r

above M . Thbmas Fossick,
Who Departed this Life the 7 t h January 1780.

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Here lieth y e Body of
Mr

6 th

R O B E R T W I L K I N S,

Late of Brackley in
Northampton Shire who
departed this Life Feb y e
1712 In the 45 t h Year of his Age,

Here lyeth the Body of
T R I P H E N A daughter of Peter
& Triphena Monger, who
Deceased August 26 th 1707
Aged 3 years & 7 Months.

Mr

R I C H A R D WASHBOURNE,

Died y e 27 th of October 1731.
Aged 65 years.
Mr

GOODWIN

WASHBOURNE,

Died y e 15 th of December 1741
Aged 63 years.

DOROTHY RICHARDS

only Daughter of ,
John Richards, Esq.
late of this Parish Deceafed
and Dorothy his Wife
Departed this life y e 17 of May
1748 in the ,13th year of her Age.

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W I L L I A M GOULD,

Esq

Citizen & Merchant of London
Died the 12th of*April 1733
Aged 65 years.
ELIZABETH GOULD

daughter of y e abovefaid W m Gould, Esq
Ob* April 20 th 1766 iEtat 67
JAS GOULD, Esq son of W m Gould, Esq of Fords
Grove,
In this Parish, Died the 8 th of February 1767 Aged 67.
Also T H O S TESHMAKER, Esq of Fords Grove, Nephew
and Heir
of James Gould, Esq. Died 9 t h of November 1771*
.. Aged 34.
Arms:
changed
boshed.
Crest:

Per saltire [azure] and [or] a lion rampant counterimpaling three coats, viz :—1. Three bulls' heads ca2. An eagle displayed. 3. Three bars and a canton. *
A demi-lion rampant bezantee.

the Wife of Jarles Molly, Esq
Departed this life Jan y . 3rd 1758,
in y e 57 th year of her age.

SARAH

Here lyeth the Body of
JOHN

STAFFORD,

Esq

late of this Parish who departed
this life, March 14th, 1721.
in the 59 th Year of his Age.
Arms: [Or] a chevron [gules], impaling a chevron between
three stag's heads caboshed.
Crest: On a ducal coronet [per pale sable and gules] a swan
rising [argent] beaked [sable].

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Here Lyeth the Body of
Mr

JEREMIAH

DUFFKIN,

late of this Parish, Yeoman
who departed this life
Aug. y e 8 th 1751, Aged 56 Years.
Also the Body of
his wife
Who departed this life July
9 t h 1772, Aged T2 Years.
ELIZABETH

Also the Remains of
M rs ELIZABETH P L A T T ,

late Wife of Mr Samuel Platt
of this Parish, Yeoman, who
departed this Life the 16th day of
February, 1791, in the 48 t h year.
of her age
also the Body of
M r SAMUEL PLATT, husband

to the above said Elizabeth
, Platt departed this life
Nov r 30 th 1791, aged 54 years
Also the Remains of
Miss C H A R L O T T E COBBETT,
Eldest Daughter of M r . William
and Sarah Cobbett, of this Parish
who departed this Life the 18 th day
of August, 1803, Aged 13 years.

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Underneath this stone
are deposited the Remains of
P E T E R ROBERTS, Esq. and

SUSANNA

his Wife both of this Parish.
He died y e 4*h of Dec r , 1773, Aged 79
She died y e 19th of Dee r 1772 Aged 72
Also of Mrs SUSANNA ROBINSON,
Relict of Tho s Robinson,
and Daughter of the above
She died Nov r 17th, 1798, Aged 66 years.

A N N the Wife of
John Blackburn, Escj
Died June 26 th 1786, aged 44 years.
J O H N BLACKBURN,

Esq

th

Died October 12 1798, aged 6y years.

Here lyeth y e body of
M rs

MARY FIELD,

Wife of M r John Field,
late of this Parish, Butcher
Who died y e 28 th of January 175
Aged 62 years.

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Near this Place lies buried the Body of
THOMAS MAULE,

Esq

Who was born at- Dublin, in the year 1645
And was the fifth Son of Thomas Maule, Esq Surveyor
General of His Majesty's Customs in the
Kingdom of Ireland.
He passed through many Stations of Note which
he discharged with Credit and Fidelity and had the
general esteem of all that knew him
Some Years before his death he retired from Court
to this Place to spend the Remainder of his days in
the constant and devout exercise of Religious Duties
His Piety to God was ever accompanied with a very
extensive Charity to the poor while he lived besides
what he gave to pious and Charitable uses when
he died
To all his Relations he was most kind and bountiful
and being never married distributed his whole
fortune among them at his Death, he died
February 8 th 1714.
In the 70 th year of his age,
The Righteous shall be had in everlasting
Rememberance.—Psalm 112th 6 Verse.

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In a Brick Grave underneath this stone
Lieth the Body of
WILLIAM YATES,

Esq

Who Died December the 25 th 1787
Aged 58 Years: also
The Body of Mifs S A R A H Y A T E S
Daughter of the above W. Yates, Esq
Who departed this life Feb 6 th 1788
in the 17th year of her Age.
Alfo M rs E L I Z Y A T E S Wife of the
Above Will Yates, Esq died
Sep I st 1796, Aged 59 Years.
(Alfo) the Body of Mrs E L I Z F I S H ,
Daughter of the above
M r William and Eliz h Yates,
died August 25 th 1797
Aged 34 Years.

In this Vault
, Are deposited the Remains of
P E T E R A L F R E D COMPTON, Esquire
Late of His Majesty's Treasury
He was born at Thackelstone Hall
in the County of Norfolk
on the 22 nd July 1789
And late of Clifton Gloucestershire
He departed this life on the 15 th of January 1827
A t His residence Alderbury House,
Cheshunt Hertfordshire,

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Here lyes Interr'd y e Body of
JOSHUA GALLIARD

Late of this Parish Esq re
Who departed this Life
the 22 nd of November 1700
In y e 72 Year of his Age
He married Anna one of y e
Daughters of William Wakefield
Late of this Parish,- Esq
By whom He had Ifsue, Anna
Who Married Sir Peirce Butler of
Garyhundon in y e County of Carlow
In y e Kingdom of Ireland Bart. &
Alfo JoSHtrA that married
Elizabeth one of y e Daughters of
Iohn Bradshaw, Esq of
Brampton in y e County of York, Esq
Who dyed y e 10th of
October, 1716,
Jn y e 36 th year of her age
And also lyes here Interred.

Sacred to the Memory of
MTS

CHARLOTTE SARAH

HEATH,

of Clapham Surrey,
Who died April 3 rd 1823
Aged 56 years.

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Near
this Place lie
the Remains of
M r T H O M A S MAYNARD, late
Citizen of London, who departed
this life February 13 th 1,770,
in the 48 th year of his age.,
He was a good Christian
A Tender Husband
A Kind Father, and
A Sincere Friend
His disconsolate WidowOrdered this Monument to be erected to
The Memory of the best of Husbands.
Also the Body of FRANCES the Wife of
the above Thomas Maynard,
Who died Jan 1793 Aged 70 years.

Sacred to the Memory of
SUSANNA

HODGSON,

Wife of William Hodgson, Esq
who departed this life
* -6n the 24 th of August, 1810
In the 47 th year of her age.

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Cvrsvm consvm . . . . Die . . . . vtvam
Illvd bonv certamen eertaminvs
Reliqva reposita est nobis vos,
Lectoris illvd idem agite Sacite
Here lyeth bvried the bodies of

E D W A R D NOWELL,

the sonne of Henry the sonne of Charles the
fovrth sonne of Roger Nowell, of Little Merley
in the Covnty of Lane : Esqvire and

MARY

his

wife the davghter of William Isham of Ilbrvers
In the Covnty of Somersett Esqvire they had
issve three sonnes and one davghter viz Henrye
Isham Edward and Katherine
svrvive this
1616 and

EDWARD

MARY

HENRY

dyed, the rest

dyed the 18 daye of November

dyed the 25. of Febrvary 1600

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In Memory of
Esq re
Who departed this life on the .
16th day of April 1790
And of A N N his Widow
Who died on the 31 st of March 1796
In humble hope of a blessed ressurection through
the mediation and atonement of our Lord Jesus Christ
This Tablet is erected by their Daughter
' Sarah Salmon
In grateful and affectionate renremberance
Bury Farm
1825.
Edmonton.
J O S E P H SALMON

Arms: Three salmons haurient ppr. impaling a chevron
between three trees eradicated.

In Memory of
FOUNTAIN

ELWIN,

Formerly of this Parish
and late of Dulwich,
in the County of Surrey ;
Who died January 25 th 1833
Aged 95 years.
and of
ANNE

MARIA,

His Wife
Who died November 12th 1810
aged S3 years
This Tablet is here placed by
Their Five " surviving children.

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To the Memory of
DAWSON W A R R E N ,

M.A.

Forty three years Vicar of this Parish
who after faithfully preaching the Gospel
and adorning it by a devout and holy life
by a paternal attention to the wants of his flock
Especially the charitable instruction of the Young
and by kindness, meekness and courteousness toward
all
entered into his rest on the 17th day of February, 1838,
In the Sixty ninth year of his age
This Monument was erected by his grateful Parishioners
as a token of affectionate regard
Remember them who have the rule over you who have
spoken to you the words of God, whose faith follow
considering the end of their conversation Jesus Christ
The same yesterday to day and for ever.
Arms: Ermine a fess chequy or and azure between three
talbots passant sable.
Crest: A demi-greyhound rampant ermine gorged with a collar
chequy or and azure.
Motto: Curre ut vincas.

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In Memory of
The

Rev T H O M A S T A T E ,

M.A.

Fdur years curate
and nearly Twenty years Vicar
of this Parish
Having succeeded his father the Rev d Canon Tate,
He sincerely loved and zealously preached
The Gospel of Christ
This Tablet is erected
By his Parishioners
as an affectionate token of their sincere
esteem and regard
and in remembrance of
his warm hearted benevolence
and the many other excellent qualities,
of heart and mind
by which he was distinguished.
He departed this life on the 21 st of Jaunary 1863
in the Sixtieth year of his age.
His remains are interred in the family vault
in the Church Yard.
Arms; Ermine three roses gules.
Crest: A demi-lion rampant holding in dexter paw a sword
erect.
Motto : Non nobis nascimur.
M

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To the beloved Memory of
DAWSON

CAMPBELL,

Who fell asleep in Jesus
March the 4 th 1844,
Aged 37 years.
Called to the Knowledge of God
exercised in his Holy Word
rich in simple faith
Adorned with love to God and man
and rejoicing in the justifying righteousness of Christ
at a sudden summons
he entered into rest.
Arms: Gyronny of eight or and sable, on an escocheon of pretence argent a civic crown or wreath of oak acorned ppr. on a
chief azure a serpent nowed or and a dove of the field respecting
' each other.—Sutton.
Motto: Ne obliviscaris.

Sacred
to the beloved memory of
E L I Z A B E T H MARY,

the affectionate wife of
M r William Cobbett,
who departed this life
on the 12th of February 1848
^Etat 58 years
She opened her mouth with wisdom and
on her tongue was the law of kindness
her husband and her children arise
and call her blessed.—Proverbs ch xxxi ver 26
for Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord.—Rev. chap xiv ver 13.

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In memory of
the Rev JAMES T A T E ,

M.A.

Formerly Fellow of Sidney Sussex College Cambridge
and for XXXVI years of preeminent success,
the learned master of Richmond School, Yorkshire,
H e was appointed A.D. MDCCCXXXUI canon
residentiary
of the.Cathedral Church of S* Pauls, London,
and became Vicar of this Parish A.D> MDCCCXXXVIII.
His mind was vigorous, discriminating, and ingenioiis
his discourse eloquent, his knowledge rich and exact,
with simplicity, cheerfulness, and winning courtesy, and
with a temper naturally generous and humane, in him
were combined the higher graces of christian faith,
he was humble, patient, and charitable towards all men.
after long and well merited distinction as a scholar,
his later years were devoted, amid congenial friendships
with a Godly Jealousy alike of profaneness and superstition
to the Illustration and defence of Gospel truth.
Born at Richmond June XI. A.D. MDCCLXXI
he died at Clifton, near Bristol, Sep II. A.D.
MDCCCXLIII.

and was interred in the Vaults of S* Pauls Cathedral,
this monument was erected by his sons James and
Thomas
his successors respectively at Richmond and
Edmonton.
M 2 •

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Sacred to the Memory of
R O B E R T W I L L I A M EASTWICK,

Esq.

of 39 Thurloe Square London.
Whose remains are interred opposite the South Door
of this Church.
H e was born on the 25 th of June 1772,
And Died on the 31 st of December 1^65.
Aged 93 Years 6 Months and 6 Days
He was masters mate in the " Inconstant Frigate "
in 1788, was 5 th officer of the " Bafwell " East
Indiaman in January 1792
Was one of Seven who escaped from the wreck of an
American Ship
in August 1793 at Cape Negrais on the Coast of
Burmah:
Was Captain of the " Endeavour " when taken in
Balasore Roads

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By the " La Forte " Frigate and was re-captured
By the " La Sybille " in the celebrated action of the
28fch February 1799
Went up with Sir John Malcoms Mission to Persia in
1800

Was with General Whitelocks expedition to Buenos
Ay res in 1807.
Commanded the " Ganges" which brought to England
Lord Minto's dispatches
Announcing the suppression of the Madras Mutiny in
1809.
Was one of Twenty survivors who escaped from
The Wreck of the " Elizabeth " at Dunkirk,
in 1810, when 360 persons Perished.
After being imprisoned for some months he was
liberated By the Emperor Napolean
Was captured after a severe action in which he was
wounded
By the American Privateer "Anaconda" in 1812
Commanded the " Asia " when wrecked on the Coast
of Holland in 1825.
He.was a skilful and fearless Sailor
Aji 'honest, energetic, self denying Man,
And a sincere Christian.
This Tablet has been erected in token of Love
by his widow and children.
" The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away
Blessed be the name of the Lord."
Job i. 21.

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Sacred to the Memory of
WILLIAM MELLISH,

Esq.

of Bush Hill Park in this Parish
Who died the 8 th of June 1838
in the 75 th Year of his Age
He was the third son of William Mellish, Esq.
of Blyth in the County of Nottingham
By his second marriage with Anne,
Daughter and co-heiress of John Gore, Esq.
of Bush Hill Park ;
He was a Director of the Bank of England
For nearly Half a Centuary and Member
for the Borough of Grimsby from
1796 to, 1807
When he was chosen for the County of Middlesex
which he represented in four successive Parliaments.
Arms: Quarterly 1 and 4, azure two swans in pale argent
between as many flaunches ermine ; 2 and 3, gules a fess
between three crosses crpsslet fitchee or.
Crest: A swan's head and neck erased argent ducally
gorged or.

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The sum of Three Hundred Pounds (Bank Stock)
Was bequeathed by MRS MARGARET UVEDALE,
Widow of Rear Admiral Samuel Uvedale,
and Daughter of the late Rev. Francis Cooke,
formerly Vicar of this Parish, To the Vicar and
churchwardens for the time being of the same upon
trust to apply a sufficient part of the interest and
Dividends thereof to Keep in good repair the Vault
with the Tomb and Railing over it, and the
Flat Stone that covers part of the Vault, in the
Church Yard of this Parish, belonging to the family
of the Reverend William Washbourne, the late
Vicar of it and to cause the Railing to be
Painted with Two good coats of Paint once
in every three years, and to apply the Residue
of such Interest & Dividends for the Relief of
Poor persons residing in the Ward of
Church Street, in this Parish, who shall be
of the age of Sixty Years and upwards, and
who shall have resided one full Year in
the said Ward, at the discretion of the said
Vicar and Churchwardens.
MRS Uvedale died on the 16th day of December 1814,
Aged 69 Years,
And was interred in the Church of
Creeting All Saints in Suffolk.
Arms : Argent a cross moline gules, impaling vert an unicorn
passant or on a chief of the last a human heart between two
crosses potent gules.—Cooke,

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In Memory of
THOMAS

TESHMAKER,

of Ford's-grove
in this Parish Esquire
Who died ght November 1771
Aged 34 Years.
Also SARAH T H O M A S I N younger daughter
of the above
and wife of Edward Busk,
Of-Ford's-grove Esquire
Who died 8 th June 1824
Aged 52 Years.
Also of S A R A Widow of the Above
Who died 16th June 1832
Aged 81 Years.
Arms in lozenge: Quarterly 1 and 4 three trees 2 three
bells 3 three unicorns' heads on an escocheon of pretence
argent three bars wavy in chief two estoiles azure.
Arms: Argent three bars wavy azure, impaling ermine 3.
chevron . . . . .
Crest: An eagle's head between two wings expanded or.

The Family Vault
of L A U N C E L O T

SKYNNER.

Monumental 3fnscriptions
IN

ALL

SAINTS' CHURCHYARD,
EDMONTON.

Here lieth the Body of A N N , the Wife of
Elias Farrow, Who departed this life the first
day of October Anno Dni 1667.

Here lyeth interred y e body
of Miss A N N COOPER,
late daughter of
M r John and M rs Susanna Cooper
of this Parish who departed
this life the 12th of January 1764
Aged 11 Years.
Death came into the garden and could see
But one fine flower and snatched it greedily,
Greedily indeed. O most unkind
To take the only flower which was mine
But since by Gods decree it should be so
I hope prepared unto my flower to go.

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To the Memory of
C H A R L E S LAMB,

Died 27 th Dec r 1834, aged 59.
Farewell dear friend, that smile, that
harmless mirth
No more shall gladden our domestic hearth ;
That rising tear, with pain forbid to flow,
Better than words no more assuage our woe;
That hand outstretched, from small but well
earned store,
Yield succour to the destitute no more.
Yet art thou not all lost; thro' many an age
With sterling sense and humour shall thy page
Win many an English bosom, pleased to see
That old and happier vein, revived in Thee.
This for our earth, and if with friends we share
Our joys in Heaven, we hope to meet thee there.
Also MARY A N N E LAMB, ,
sister of the above,
Born 3 rd Dec r . 1767, died 20 th May 1847.

In Memory of
M

rs

URSELLER

HURDLE,

of Palmers Green, who
died May 2 nd 1764
Aged 48 Years.

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In this Vault lie interred the remains of
JAMES V E R E Esq r . merchant of London
Son of John Vere Esq r . of Cester over
the Parish of Monkskirby in the county
of Warwick, who departed this life
the 29 th Aug 1779 in the 79 th year of his age.
whose Benevolence his friends
universally experienced
and whose charity the poor can never forget.
Also M rs R A C U E L V E R E .
wife of James Vere Esq r . Banker, London,
who died April 4th 1807, aged 64 years.

Also of JAMES

VERE

Esqr. -,

of Brompton Park House in the County
of Middlesex, who died March 23 rd 1822
in the 84 th year of his age.

and likewise of ELIZABETH

SUSANNAH VERE,

Eldest daughter of Peter Vere Esq r .
of Grosvenor Place, who died Jan 4 t h 1823
in the 29 th year of her age.
Here also lie the remains of
r
P E T E R V E R E Esq
of Grosvenor Place and of Lombard Street Banker
Who died April 6 th 1831
in the 62 nd year of his Age.
M rs E L I Z A B E T H V E R E ,

Relict of the late Peter Vere, Esq
of Grosvenor Place
Died 7 th January 1848.
Aged 82 Years.
Arms: Quarterly, gules and or in the first quarter a mullet
argent.
Crest; On a chapeau gules turned up ermine a boar azure
bristled and armed or.

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In Memory of
REBECCA H A N C O C K

Daughter of
Francis & Eliz tk Waldron
Born Nov r . x x . A.D. MDCCXXII
D i e d F e b I. A.D. MDCCLXI

Enough !—Virtue Fill'd the
Space between.
Also the remains of Five
of their Children Viz W A L D R O N
E L I Z A B E T H REBECCA S A R A H J O S E P H I N A and
HENRY

; also

HENRY HANCOCK

Hufband

of the above Rebecca who departed
this life Sep 23 1766 Aged 54 Years

also

FRANCES HANCOCK

Daughter

of the above who departed this life
March 16 th 1770 aged 18 years.
Here lieth the Body of
JOHN DIXON, son

of

Peter and Hannah Dixon,
of this parish, who departed
this life on the 15 th day of Oct
1769. in the 4 t h year of his Age.
Fragrant the rose is but it fades in time
The Violet sweet but quickly past the prime
While lilies hang their heads and soon decay
And whiter snow in minutes melts away
Such and so withering are our only Joys
Which time or Sickness speedily destroys

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LAT SI.37.32 N
LON O.3 51 W

From Greenwich
Here lyeth the Body of
Mr. J A M E S M E N D A L L ,

Citizen and Vintner of London.
Who departed this Life August 14
1736 in the 50 year of his age.
Also E L I Z A B E T H M E N D A L L ,
his Wife who departed this life
*Septr. 2. 175. in the 70 th Year of her Age.
J O H N T W Y F O R D , of London
Citizen and Vintner
died the 5 th of August 1787
Aged 74.
M rs E L I Z A B E T H L A W R E N C E ,

Widow of Charles Lawrence, Esq
of Whitehall, who died Dec 12
1787 Aged 6y Years.

Sacred to the Memory of
M rs S A R A H S I L V E R T H O R N E ,

late, wife of M r Edward Silverthorne^
of this Parish
Who died Dec r . 4 t h 1735 Aged 50 years.

Here lieth the Body of
JOHN COCKER,

Yeoman.

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To the Memory of
M rs

ELENOR

KENNINGTON

wife of M r John Kennington, of this parish
who departed this life the 13 th of
November 1799 aged 44 years.
Also of Mary Ann Kennington
daughter of M r . John and Mary Kennington,
who departed this life the 23 rd of
June 1805, aged 1 year and 5 months
and the above Mrs. Mary Kennington,
who departed this life the 26* of
November 1806, aged 35 years.
JOHN BURTON KENNINGTON

Son of Mr. John and Sarah Kennington,
departed this life the 31 st of January 1817
in the 6 t h year of his age.
Sacrum Sepulchrum Violatum.
A Minute pause ! if Parents dear,
Our parent pains attentive hear :
The Child in-earth'd beneath this sod,
Was call'd from hence to meet his God.
Sweet Infant Gherub, Dearest Boy,
Thy Parents' hope, their care and joy
Could we have wav'd the firm Decree
We still should have been blest with thee
Our minds from heaven drew relief
That sooth'd the pangs of ardent grief;
" Till some vile, hired, cruel slave
Our Infant stole from out its grave.

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Oh ! then what sorrow fill'd each mind,
To know the Child, that was consign'd
To earth, should thus be torn away
A sacrilegious Ruffian's prey.
By friendly aid, in searching round
Our Infant for Dissection found.
'Twas rescued from remorseless skill,
Then Gratitude our minds did fill.
Entomb'd again in sacred ground,
To wait the heav'nly Trumpet's sound
Then may he wake with sweet surprise,
And in his Saviour's Image rise.
Also to the memory of
Mrs

SARAH

KENNINGTON,

wife of Mr. John Kennington
who departed this life on the 9 th
of November 1833, aged 61 years.
Also of the above named
Mr.

JOHN

KENNINGTON,

who departed this life on the
5 th of July 1835, aged 76 years.

In a vault underneath
Lieth the Body of
M rs

MARY MOCHER,

Relict of Captain Daniel Mocher,
Who Died the 21 of November'
1759 Aged 54 Years

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Here lieth the Body of
W I L L I A M COBB Junior
Who departed this life y e 18 July
1727. Aged 18 Years.

In hope of a Joyful Resurrection here
Lyes deposited in this Vault the
Body of M r . T E M P L E R ,
Late of this Parifh who departed
this life February y e 27 th 1730 in the
Year of his Age
H e left Iffue Seven Children
Two Sons and five Daughters.

On the 15 th of October 1795,
In the 80 th Year of his Age,
Ceafed to be Mortal^
D* H E N R Y

OWEN,

Many Years Vicar of this Parish.
Mane'poft funera virtus.
Henry Owen, M.D., F.R.S., a learned Divine of the Church
of England, was born in Monmouthshire, 1716, and educated,
first at Ruthin School, and next at Jesus College, Oxford, where
he took his decree of M.D., but afterwards he entered into holyorders and became rector of S. Olave, Hart Street, E.C., and in
1776 to the Vicarage of Edmonton. His chief works are "Sermons on the Miracles," "Observations on the Four Gospels/1
and "Critica Sacra; or, an Introduction to Hebrew Criticism."

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In Memory of
M I C H A E L BOWEN,

Who departed this Life Feb^ 12th 1806
Aged 36 Years.
In love he lived with all whom he did know.
With cheerfulness did he resign, and pay the debt we
owe.
With faith most pure and actions just he anxious
paved the way
In hope to enjoy the reward promised the last judgment day.
Also M rs BOWEN,
Wife of the above
Who departed this life Oct r 30 th 1819
Aged 64 Years.
How lov'd ! how valu'd now avails thee not
To whom related, or by whom begot
A Heap of Dust alone remains of thee
Tis all thou art and all the proud shall be.
To the Memory of
Esq re
late of Rolls Buildings,
An eminent conveyancer.
And a man of the strictest honour
in his profession and private life
Ob* 23 Sep*. 1802. iEtat 72.
Also A L I C I A RICHARDSON his relict
Ob 1 4 t h April 1805 iEtat 74.
DANIEL

RICHARDSON,

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Here lieth the Body of
Mr

STEPHEN WOODELL,

Who died the 28 th of
Oct r 1763 Aged 57 Years.
Happy is he the only Happy Man
Who out of Choice does all the good he can
Who Bufiinefs loves and others better makes
By prudent Industry and pains he take
God's blessing here he'll have and Mans Esteem
And when he dies his Works will follow him.
Alfo the Body of MARY W O O D E L L ,
Wife of the above said
Stephen Woodell who Departed this Life

In Memory of
M rs M A R Y W Y A T T ,

Formerly Wife of
M r Daniel Willis, who lies
Buried adjoining herto.
Who died August 25. j 8 n
Aged 75.
She bequeathed Seven Hundred Pounds
to the Two Charity Schools of this Parish.

A. P.
1811.

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Here lieth the Body of
Mr

GEORGE STANBRIDGE,

of this Parish.
Who departed this life October 19th 1782
in the 70 th Year of his Age.
He was Founder of
The Girls Charity School of
This Parish Established
Anno Domini 1778.
Also here lieth the Body of
Mrs MARY STANBRIDGE,

Wife of the above mentioned
Mr George Stanbridge,
Who departed this Life March 5 th 1778
in the 86th Year of her Age.
Tranfgreffion and unrightepusnefs
This Stone is graven to exprefs
Tho in our Life the Law we eyed
Deep in its Debt we both have died
Not Peru's Golden Mines can pay
Nor Rome diffolve one Debt that Day
Nor fallen Man before the Throne
Plead any merit of his own
Free grace fhall then, our Nlips confefs
And triumph in Christ's Righteousnefs
This Tomb was repaired A.D. 1806
* by the Trustees of the School.
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Here lies intered
the body of A L I C E SALTER,
Wife of Robert Salter,
Citizen and Founder of London.
Who departed this life the 20 th
of April 1726 Aged 47 Years.
Here also lyeth the body of
the said R O B E R T SALTER, Who
departed this Life the 6 th day
of February 1729, aged 47.
Also here lyeth the body of
MARY SALTER, youngest daughter

of y e said Rob T Salter, who died
Nov r 29* 1730. Aged 26 years
And here also lieth the body of
E D M U N D SALTER, only son of
the said Robert Salter, who died
January y e 10 th 1739 aged 20 years.
A N N E , eldest and sole surviving daughter
of the said Robert Salter, and relict of
Peter Kelk, Citizen and Clothworker of
London died 7 January 1761 aged 58 years, arid
was buried at Manningford in Wiltshire
leaving only one daughter

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In this Vault are deposited the Remains
of E L I Z A B E T H BEARD, Wife of John Beard, Esq
of Forty-Hill in the Parish of Enfield
Who departed this life
the I I t h day of April 1807 Aged 74 years
Also the abovenamed
JOHN

BEARD,

Fifty three years a Proctor in Doctors Commons
He departed this life
th
the 5 day of January 1830 aged 73 Years

In Memory of
M

rs

SUSANNA JACKSON,

late Wife of M r W Jackson,
of this Parish Carpenter.
Who died April 10 th 1747,
Aged 44 years.
After a careful and Indiisftrious Life.
Here lies a virtuous and Indulgent Wife
A Tender Parent and a Friend Sincere,
The Needy often did her Bounty Share.
She liv'd to die, in Christ she put her trust,
Hoping to rise in Glory with the Just.

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BENJAMIN ADAM,

Culrossii,
Natus 2d0 Julii 1768
Obiit 24T<? Decembris 1847
Mihi enim vivendo Christus est
et moriunndo lucrum.—Phil 1. 21 :
et filiis
mo
J O H A N N E S , natus 2o Marse 1803
Obiit Apud Calcuttane 2i m o Aprilis 1831
THOMAS Natus 3 0 Septembris 1810
Obiit Apud G E O R G I I vicum in Africa
meridionali 20mo Novembris 1849
expectantes beatam spem, et adventum
glorise magni dei et salvatoris nostri
Jesu Christi.—Tit. 11. 13
Here also is interred
'' K A T H A R I N E wife of
Benjamin Adam,
who was born Sept r 5 th 1775,
and died May 6 th 1859.
Looking for the mercy of our Lord
Jesus Christ unto Eternal Life.—Jude 2i 8 t

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Here lyes the body of M r PHILIP,
HASSELL, late of this Parish, who
Departed this life July 4 t h 1777 Aged 54.
Here lies the only comfort of my life
H e was the best of Husbands to a Wife
Since he is not, no comfort I can have
Till laid by him within this silent grave.
Where we shall sleep and quietly remain
Till by God's power we meet in Heaven again,
And there with Christ eternally to dwell
And until that blest time my love Farewell

Here lyeth interr'd
the body of J O H N FARROW,
late Citizen of London,
Who departed this
Life the 5 th day of
December 1716, in y e
37 th Year of his Age.

Sacred
to the Memory of
M r ROBERT CASSELL,

late of this Parish, Yeoman
Who departed this Life on the
14th day of October 1795 aged 64 Years.

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Here lieth the Body of
M rs

MARY W I L S O N

Widow of the undermentioned
William Wilson
Who died y e i8fch of March 1765'
Aged 85.
Arms: Sable a wolf salient or, in chief three estoiles of the last.

Beneath lie the Remains of
re
E D W A R D LUCAS, Esq
y
of this Parish, who died Feb . 21, 1809
in his 75 Year.
Also MILLECENT LUCAS,

Relict of the above Who died 19 of October 1S35
in the 89 Year of her age.
Also to the Memory of
E L I Z A B E T H LUCAS

Third daughter of
Edward and Millecent Lucas,
Who departed this life on the 19 of May 1844
at Chesham, Bucks
Also to the Memory of
A N N E Widow of the late
William Browne, Esq of Lloyds,
and fourth daughter of
Edward and Millecent Lucas,
Who died April 19. 1870 in the
93 Year of her Age

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Sacred to the Memory of
D A V I D TODD, Esq re .

who departed this life on the
5 th of M^y 1839.
in the 71 s t Year of his Age
Deeply regretted

Also FRANCES MARIA Widow of
_the late David Todd, Esq
of Uplands Winchmore Hill
Who died on the 23 rd of May 1874
Aged 87.
This Tomb was erected to the Memory of
David Todd, rf Esq
of Winchmore Hill Middlesex
Arms: . . . a fess gules between three foxes' heads couped.
impaling . . . a fess gules between six torteaux.
Motto: Oportet vivere.

Here Lyeth ELIZABETH the
Pious loving and Faithful
Wife of Thomas Hare,
Parish Clerke and y e tender
Mother of Eight Children
Who. doth now Survive
her She dyed February the first
1724 in the 48^ year of her Age
And also the Body of
M r T H O S H A R E , who died
August 22nd 1734 Aged 53

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Here Lyeth the Body of THOMAS BROMFEILD,
of London Druggeft Departed this Life
June 18th 1721 Aged 47.
He Married Margaret Daughter of
Philip and Dorothy Searth, by whom
he had Iffue 8 children whereof
only 5 Survived him
Alfo the Body of MARGARET one of the
Daughters of the Said Thomas
& Margaret Bromfeild,
Departed this Life October 19 th 1733 Aged. 27.
And alfo MARGARET, Wife of the above
Thomas Bromfeild, Departed this Life
April 23 rd 1750. Aged 66
To whose Memory this Monument was
Erected by Her only surviving
Brother & Executer Philip Searth, Esq
Treasurer of Christ's Hospital
Here Lyeth the Body of P H I L I P BROMFEILD,
Son of Thomas and Margaret Bromfeild,
Who died January 13 th 1767 aged 54
Here also lieth the Body of ROBERT CRANMER, Esq
Died 14 May 1776 Aged 82 years.
Also M rs M A R T H A C R A N M E R
Who died the 5 th of May 1813 aged 72 Years.
Arms: [Azure] a lion passant guardant [or], impaling a cross
flory . . . between four lions rampant . . .
Crest: A lion passant guardant or gorged with a wreath of
the first and azure.

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The Family Grave of
G A R D N E R B A K E R and H A N N A H

HIORNS.

Sacred to the memory of
GARDNER BAKER HIORNS.

Twelve years deputy sexton
and Twelve years sexton of this Parish
who died on the. 28 th of December 1868.
Aged 49 years.
Deeply lamented and much respected by all who
knew him
Oh, cheer the evening of our days,
With that bright beam that ne'er decays.
And make a happy death the road
To bring our ransomed souls to God.
Also Three of his children
JULIA MARIA

born Feb1* 2rid 1853 died Oct r 11 th 1854
PETER

GEORGE

th

born June 13 1849 died Nov 1 25 th 1854
FREDERICK DAWSON

born J any 27 th 1857 died April 21s* 1864.
Suffer little children and forbid them not
For of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
Here lieth y e Body of
WILLIAM

CULLIFORD

Citizen and Vintner
Who died April 16. 1747
Aged 25.
Arms: Argent a fess between three nags passant sable.

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In a Vault underneath this Stone
lieth interred the remains of
THOMAS RU&BALL

Esq

Who departed this life January 7 th 1797
Aged 60 Years.
This Stone is placed
as a tribute of Filial Gratitude
To the Memory of a prudent
and careful Father
A man of inflexible integrity who despised
a mean action and hated an extravagant one
May his Posterity
Ever act upon his Principles
Also in the same Vault lieth the Body of
M rs

SARAH

HALEY,

Sister of the above
Who died September 19 th 1788
Aged 60 Years
Also M r E D M U N D W H I T E H E A D ,
Who died November 18 th 1801
in the 70 th year of his age
Also M rs E L I Z A B E T H W H I T E H E A D
Wife of,the above and Sister
to Thomas Rumball Esq re
Who died Oct 18th 1810 aged 74 years.

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Also M rs E L E A N O R RUMBALL,
Wife of the above
Thomas Rumball Esq re
Who died May 17th 1822
Aged 86 Years.
Also T H O M A S RUMBALL, Esq.
Who died June 3 rd 1851
Aged 55 years.
He was a Kind Fatherand beloved by all who knew him
Also

Wife of the above
Who died July 6 1851
Aged 41 Years.

ELIZABETH RUMBALL

th

My husband is gone to his Jesus dear
I could not rest till I was there
Also

and E M M A C A T H E R I N E
daughters of the above
Thomas and Eliza Rumball,
Died 1855

CLARA, M A R I A N

The Family Vault of
The Reverend W I L L I A M WASHBOURNE,

Also of his Son in Law
The Rev FRANCIS COOKE,
Both Vicars of this Parish
W. W. died 1737
F. C.died 1765.

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Sacred to the Memory of
* Two affectionate Brothers,
Both of this Parish.
M r S P E N C E R W O O D , died 21 s t December, 1801
Aged 72 years.
M r T H O M A S W O O D , died 2 nd February 1802
Aged 71 years.
H E N R Y , son of James Durnford
and Sarah Mary Capel
died the 13th of January 1844, aged 42 years.
Sacred to the Memory of
S A R A H MARY C A P E L

Wife of M r J. D. Capel,
and daughter of
M r Thomas Wood
who died July 24 th 1815
Aged 44 years.
Also of
J A M E S D U R N F O R D CAPEL,

Esqr-

of Grove Cottage,
North Brixton, Surrey
who died 20 th May 1844,
Aged 72 years.
Sacred to the Memory of
EASTER

SHOTTER,

wife of Mr- Gawen Shotter,
and Daughter of Mr- Thomas Wood
who died January 31 s t 1820
Aged 47 years.

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Also of M r G A W E N SHOTTER,
Husband of the above
who died May 6th 1830
Aged 65 years.
r
T H O M A S S P E N C E R CAPEL Esq
nd
born 2 January 1797
died i8 t b April 1869,
Aged 72.

Here lieth the body of
Mr. W I L L I A M H U N T E R ,

who departed this life on the 3 r d
day of July 1775, aged 55 years.
Also 5 children, 3 sons, & 2 daughters.

Also Miss

RUSSEL HUNTER,

who died November 6til 1795
Aged 33 years
likewise Mrs MARY H U N T E R ,

who died March the 31 s t 1804
Aged T] years.

In Memory of
M r GEORGE P A T T E N ,

A. R. A.
who died March 11 th 1865,
in the 64 th year of his age.

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Beneath
is interred the Body of
re
J O H N M I L W A R D , Esq
of Artillery Place London
one of his late Majesty's
Justices of the Peace,
For, the County of Middlesex
Who departed this life
September 27 th 1830
in the 95 t h year of his age
During a long life by prudence and liberality
he was enabled to assist the needy
and at his death Bestowed the Gifts
of Providence on Charitable Institutions.
This Tomb was repaired by the
Governors of the London Hospital
1868
In Memory of
M rs

SUSSANNA

MILWARD

late Wife of John Milward, Esq re
of this Parish.
Who died the 29 th of May 1792
Aged 70 Years.
Also the Body of the above
re
J O H N M J L W A R D , Esq
late of Cheshunt, Herts,
Who departed this life 16th Jan ry 1805
Aged 94 Years.
This Tomb was repaired by the
Governors of the London Hospital
1868

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YARDLEY,

Died June 19 th 1739.
Mr.

EDWARD

YARDLEY,

Died Sep the 14th 1741
. . Aged 79 years.
Esq re .,
late, of Aldermanbury,
Died October the 17 th 1779,
Aged Sy years.
The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken into his rest.
EDW D . YARDLEY,

EMMA YARDLEY,

July 21 st 1853, aged 29 ;
her infant died
July 6 t h 1853, aged 8 weeks.
Of such is the kingdom of Heaven.
This Tomb was restored by the
Surviving daughters of the above,
1866.

In Memory of
JUDITH

LE-MESSURIER,

died February 10th 1791, aged 54 years.
Also A B R A H A M L E - M E S S U R I E R ,
who died June 6 th 1802, aged 84 years.
Also M r . ISAAC L E - M E S S U R I E R ,
Son of the above, who departed this life
the 7 th of July, 1818, aged 33 years.
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In Memory of
HENRIETTA ELEANOR MARSH,

late of S^ James's Westminster,
who departed this life
Nov1' 26 th 1777, aged 61 years.
Thine arm no human power arrests to save,
O Death, the choicest mortal from the grave :
Yet grieve we not, for her whose well known worth
Survives ev'n here the fall of Earth to Earth.
A friend, wife, mother, and companion too,
Excelled by none, and equall'd by how few.

In memory of
rs

M .

SARAH

GAULL

late wife of Captain
Thomas Gaull, Esq r .
of this Parish,
who departed this life y e 29 th
of January, 1794, aged 58 years.

Moriendum est omnibus.
To the memory of
J O H N ADAMS,

his wife,
MARY their daughter,
and three of their Grandchildren,
SUSANNAH

1800.

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Here lieth the body of
Mr.

ROBERT KILLINGBY,

Son of Robert Killingby,
late of this Parish, Apothecary,
Who died the 5th of April, 1780,
aged 48 years.
He was many years land surveyor General, under
his Majesties commission, of the Leeward Carribee
Islands in the West Indies ; in respect to his deceased
Father and Uncle he desired his remains might be
deposited in this place.
In Memory of
SARAH K I L L I N G B Y ,

late of this parish, who died
Oct. 17 th 1789, aged 90 years.

Here lies the remains of
M r . R I C H A R D HUSSEY, Gent.,
late of the Middle Temple, London,
Who departed this Life
the 13 th day of October 1785,
in the 42 nd year of his age.

Also Miss SARAH HUSSEY,
daughter of the abovesaid
Mr. Hussey, who departed this
Life the 29 th day of September 1781,
in the 11 t h year of her age.

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Here lieth interred the body
r
W I L L I A M W O R S F O L D , Esq .,
who departed this life
the 31 st December 1784,
in the 52nd year of his age.

And now Lord what is my hope
Truly my hope*is even in thee.
* Psalm the 39 th verse 8 th .
Here lieth also the body of
Mrs.

SUSANNAH

WORSFOLD,

Relict of William Worsfold, Esq r .,
who departed this life
on the 31 st of March 1815,
in the 82 nd year of her age.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord.
Rev. chap. 14, verse 15.

Here lieth the body of
Mrs.

M A R Y ROGERS,

Who during many years
was the faithful Superintendent
of the Children
of Sir James and Lady Lake
of the Firs '
in this Parish
She died on the 18 th July 1805, a S e ^ 75 years.

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In this Vault
lies interred the body of
SAMUEL ELLIS,

Esq.,

of Crouch End, Middlesex,
who departed this life
Oct. 16 th 1772, aged 74 years.
Also the body of
S A M U E L E L L I S , Esq r .,

son of the above,
who died January 24 th 1791,
Aged 59 years.
Also of
Mr. R O B E R T H A S E L F O O T GARRARD,

bf London, who died March the 29 th
*783> aged 54 years;

likewise of Mrs. MIRIAM

GARRARD

his wife, who died the 7 th of Dec r . 1801,
Aged 72 years.

In memory of
M r . J O H N STANLEY,

late of this Parish,
who died June 2 nd 1799
Aged 44 years.
Also of Mrs. P A T T . STANLEY,
relict of the above,
who died September 9 t h 1802
Aged 48 years.

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Beneath this stone
lie the remains of
T R Y P H O S A J A N E CAMPBELL,

widow of
James Elijah Campbell
late a Captain
of the Royal Navy.
She died Dec r . 29 th 1848,
Aged 74 years,
with humble confidence in the
meritorious death of her Redeemer
for pardon and acceptance
she gently fell asleep
in faith resigning her spirit
to him who gave it.
This tomb was erected
by her son.
Here also lie
the remains of her sister
MARGARET

TATE

widow of James Tate, M. A.,
late Canon Residentiary
of S*. Pauls,
and Vicar of Edmonton.
She died March 6 th 1851,
at the close
of her 76 year.
In the same Vault is interred
the body of
SARAH OTTLEY T A T E

third daughter of the above named
James and Margaret Tate,
who died Oct r . 12th 1853,
Aged 47 years.

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Here also lie the remains of
FRANCES DISNEY TATE,

fourth daughter of the above named
James and Margaret Tate,
who died March 29 th 1858,
Aged 48 years.
Also here
are interred the remains of the
Revd. THOMAS T A T E
Vicar of this Parish,
and second son of the late
Rev d . Canon Tate,
who died
on the 2i 8t of January 1863
in the 60 th year of his age.
Them also which sleep in Jesus
will God bring with him.
And of
FIELDING WALLIS TATE,

Youngest son of the said
James and Margaret Tate,
who died in London Sept r . 30 th 1864
Aged 46 years.
Also of
ANTHONY TEMPLE TATE

of Llanelly, Solicitor,
third son of the said
James and Margaret Tate,
Aged 60 years.

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Beneath this stone are deposited
the mortal remains of
A N N E MARIA

wife of Fountain Elwin of
Enfield and formerly of this parish,
who died November 12th 1810, aged 53 years.
Also of the above
FOUNTAIN ELWIN,

who died at Dulwich^
in the county of Surrey,
January 25 th 1833, aged 95 years.
Also the remains of
IA Col. F O U N T A I N E L W I N ,

44

K.C.,

th

Regt*., son of the above,
who died suddenly
December 8 th 1846, Aged 67 years.

In Memory of

The Revd. JOSEPH GELLIBRAND,
Who died March 29 th 1806, aged 74 years.
H e was 18 years Pastor to the
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters
of this Parish.
Also E L I Z A B E T H
Relict of the above
Who died August 24 th 1824, Aged 81 years.
Also Mr. W I L L I A M J E N N I N G S ,
Died 4 t h May 1831. Aged 76 years.

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In Memory of
the Rev d I R W I N LLOYD,
Minister of S*. Peter's, De-Beauvoir Sqr.,
and late Incumbent of Southgate,
who departed this life
April 6 th 1858,
in the 42 nd year of his age.
His attachment to the distinguishing
doctrines of the Gospel was enlightened
ardent and stedfast; the cross of Christ
was his hope, his life, his Glory, and the
sincerity and power of his faith were
evinced by a; life of cheerful obedience
to his God a,nd Saviour ; his character
was distinguished by sound practical
wisdom, combined with Christian simplicity
and he secureid the esteem of a numerous
circle of Frijends, both in Public and
Private. The summons for his removal
from Earth came suddenly, but it found
him waiting for the coming of his Lord,
and he died looking for that blessed
hope, and the glorious appearing of
the great God, and our Saviour
Jesus Christ.
Nature sees the body dead ;
Faith beholds the spirit fled :
Nature never sees thee more ;
Faith but sees thee gone before.

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Sacred
to the memory of
Captain J O H N LILLEY,

who departed this life
March 25 1865, in the 69 th year of his age.
H e served 48 years
in the Grenadier Guards,
was with the 3 rd Battalion,
and endured severe hardships
during the late Crimean war,
and was present at the Battles of
the Alma, Inkerman, and Balacklava.
May he rest in peace.
This stone was erected by his
affectionate wife and children.

Sacred to the memory of
KlDGELL SANDON, Esquire,
of this Parish,
who died 19^ of Dec r . 1815,
in the 84 th year of his age.
Also MARY, the wife of the above
Kidgell Sandon, Esquire,
and daughter of
William Huxley, Esquire,
of Edlesborough, in the County of Bucks,
who died 9 t h of June 1822,
in the 88 th year of her age.

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In memory of
ELIZABETH,

wife of
Thomas Firminger, LL.D.,
of this Parish,
who died on the 28th- of July 1855,
Aged 73 years.
Also of
THOMAS F I R M I N G E R , LL.D.,

Husband of the above named
Elizabeth Firminger,
who died on the 24 th of November 1861,
in the 87 th year of his age.
He was the only assistant
astronomer in the Royal Observatory
at Greenwich with
Nevil Maskelyne LL.D.,
Astronomer Royal from the year
"799 untill the year 1808.

In this Tomb are deposited the remains of
Mr.

BARTHOLOMEW A B E L L ,

late of this Parish, Surgeon and Apothecary,
who departed this life 14 th January 1784,
in the 54 th year of his age.
He lived respected and died lamented by all who
had the happiness of his acquaintance.
Praises on Tombs are Trifles vainly spent,
A man's good name's a lasting monument.

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S. M.
SARAH

MORES,

wife of Edward Rowe Mores, Esq r .,
who tranquilly resigned this life
23 rd Dec r . 1826, aged 63.
Requiescat in pace.
Also the above named
E D W A R D R O W E MORES, Esq1*.,

of this Parish,
who died 15 th April, 1846,
in his 90 th year.
For above 50 years
an active magistrate, and deputy Lieutenant for the
counties of Middlesex and Essex.

To the memory of
r
W I L L I A M J O N E S , Esq .,
Solicitor,
of S*. Mary le bone and Edmonton,
who died 4 t h March 1842,
Aged 71 years;
also of S A R A H A N N J O N E S
widow of the above
who died at Edmonton,
9 th December, 1867, aged 84 years.

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In Memory of
JONAS JEFFREYS,

who died March 5th
174®, aged 65 years.
A N N JEFFREYS,

died the 11th December 1760
aged 71 years.

In Memory of
HENRY JEFFREYS,

late of the Hudson's Bay House,
London, Gent., Ob 7 th Nov 1777
JEX63.

Beneath rest the remains of
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFREYS,

late of the Million 'Bank, London, Gent,
Who departed this life
the 12th of June 1790
Aged 73 years.

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In memory of
- A N N E GRAVATT,

the beloved wife
of Colonel Gravatt,
of the corps of Royal Engineers,
and daughter
of the late General Hartcup,
she departed this life
on the 20 th day of July 1841,
in the 6&th year of her age.
Also in memory of
THOMAS,

Son of Colonel and Anne Gravatt,
Lieutenant in the second
or Queen's Royal Regiment of Infantry
he fell at the storming and capture
of Khelat, in the East Indies,
on the 13 th of November, 1839,
Aged 33 years.
And of
G E O R G E GRAVATT,

Lieutenant in the 28 th Reg*, of Infantry,
Brother of Thomas,
who died at Kurachee, Scinde,
on the 29 th of December 1842,
Aged 25 years.

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Also of ELIZABETH, daughter
of the above Col and Anne Gravatt,
who departed this life the 29 th of
November, 1843, aged 31 years.
In memory of
Colonel W I L L I A M GRAVATT, R.E.,
Inspector of Royal Military Academy
Woolwich,
, born January 29 th 1771,
died June 13 th 1851.

The Vault of
Cap n . R I C H A R D MOORISON,
Who departed this life
The 25 th of May 1780,
Aged 63 years.
R E W L E Y MOORISON son

of

Captain Richard Moorison,
Obiit June 6 th 1837,
iEtat 75.
Also Mrs. A N N E MOORISON,
Wife of the above
Rewley Moorison,
Who departed this Life
November 2isfc 1841,
In her 80 th Year.

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To the Memory of
Miss S A R A H HAMMOND,
Obiit the 17 th of October 1785, ^Etat 23 years.
Also M r . J O H N HAMMOND, Father of the above,
Obiit the 2 nd of May 1790, iEtat 57 years.
Also M rs . ANN GAMEN, daughter of the above
Obiit the 28 th of March 1795, iEtat 37 years.
Also

M A S T E R J O H N W A L E HAMMOND,

Son of William Hammond,
and grandson of the above,
Obiit the 30 th of September 1796, iEtat 7 years.
Also to the memory of
M r . T H O M A S HAMMOND, late of this parish, Surgeon,
Obiit the 14th of February, 1817, in the 53 rd year of
his age.
Also Mrs. S U S A N N A H H A M M O N D ,
wife of the above Mr. Thomas Hammond,
Obiit the 22 nd of June 1817, in the 47 th year of her age,
Also O L I V E R GAMEN, Esq r .,
Obiit the 6 th of November 1821, iEtat 70 years.
Also FRANCES, relict of the above John Hammond,
who died March 15 th 1823, in the 90 th year of her age,
Also of W I L L I A M HAMMOND, Esq r .,
of Southgate, Surgeon,
who died on the 23 rd of June 1837, aged 74 years.
Also of MARY C A T H E R I N E H A M M O N D , his wife,
who died on the 19 th of Dec r . 1844, aged 85 years.

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Beneath lies interred the Remains of the
Rev. W I L L I A M PINCKNEY,

A.M.,

a Sub Dean of the Cathedral Church of S*. Pauls,
Gentleman of the Chapel Royal at S*. James',
Vicar of this Parish,
A most dutiful Son and Kind Relation.
13 e was endowed with a large Philanthropic
and Candour of Heart a clear and difcerning1
Understanding an engageing Chearfulness
and Sweetnefs of Temper lively and brilliant
parts a cultivated tafte of the elegant arts and;
a liberal Urbanity of Manners.
Thefe Eftimable qualities confpired in an eminent
and peculiar degree to form the Character of
The Gentleman the Christian and the Divine.
He bore a long and tedious illriefs with an
admirable and truly Chriftian Fortitude and *
Patience, and died univerfaly lamented
' December 29, 1775.
Here also are depofited the Remains of
M rs . FRANCES T R E H E A R N E , Widow,
Relict of the late William Trehearne,
of the Parish of S*. Thomas Southwark, and Sister
of the above mentioned Rev. William Pinckney, AMh
Who departed tliis life July 4 th 1793,
in the 86 th year of her age.
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Here lyes depofited
(Waiting a joyfull Refurrection) the
Remains of Jane Allen, Wife of
Benjamin, Citizen and Vintner of
London, Ihe departed this Life the 29 th
Of July anno domini 1726
& ^Etatis fuse 32.
J O H N ADAMS,

Many years Vestry Clerk,
And Master of Latymers School
In this Parish,
Departed this Life 14th April 1828,
Aged 62 years.
Also
wife of the above John Adams,
Who died December 21 st 1839,
Aged 74 years.

ELIZABETH,

Also C H A R L E S H E N R Y ADAMS,
Son of the above John Adams,
Born 1803, died 1871.
Arms: Sable a cross potent or, impaling . . . a saltire .
between four mullets . . .
Crest: A demi-lion rampant or supporting a rudder . . .

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Rev. J A M E S BARCLAY,

A.B.,

Optimse spei juvenis Coll. Ball. Oxon,
haud idudum alumni, filliique delectissimi
M. S. noc monumentum dicarunt maestissimi
parentes. Dum vixit ille, boharum literarum
scientia, morum elegantia, rerum nominunque
super annos cognitione veraeque religionis
amore maxime eminuit, easque ol causas
optimis doctissimisque viris semper in
deliciis fuit. Acerrimo phthisi morbo novem
mensibus conflictum, tanden divinae
voluntati pi& moente parens, vitam que
hanc molestam relinquens
in Christo obdormivit 130 Junii,
A. D. 1771, Annos 24 Natus.
Sacred
To the Memory of
M r . JAMES CROUDER,

Who departed this life 4 t h of May 1799,
Aged 60 years.
Also three of their Children,
Who died in infancy.
Life every Man holds dear, but the brave Man
Holds honor more precious than Life.
This Vault is the Burial Place for the Family of
JAMES CLARKE, Esq., of London.
Arms: A saltire between four griffins' heads erased .
a crescent for difference impaling
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Here
lies Interred the Body of
e
J U D I T H . BOWN, y Wife
of William Bown.
She Died December y e 29 th 1773,
Aged 36 years.
Her breaft with Candour, Love, & Truth Replete,
Within her Soul each Virtue held its S e a t ;
Her mind the Graces, with their favour fed,
A Model She for Mother Wife or Friend.
Also the Bodies of E D W A R D ,
and J U D I T H P E T E R S ,

Was here interred.
Also M r . W I L L I A M BOWN,
Who died August I st 1790,
Aged 60.

In this Vault Lyes the Body of
Mrs. S A R A H S N E E ,

Late Wife of Mr. John Snee,
Citizen and Girdler of London.
She died Decem br the 301H : 1732, Aged 42 Years.
Alfo W I L L I A M their Son aged 5 Days.
Her e alfo lies the Body
of J O H N S N E E , Esq.,

Who died January the 19th 1763, Aged 70 Years
Ljkewife the Body
of J O H N S N E E , Junr., Esq r .,

Who died Auguft the 9 th 1750, Aged 33 Years,

Monumental inscriptions
IN

S.

ANDREWS

CHURCH,

ENFIKLD.

"2D'na 3loco0a, guonDam filta tt una $mV Catoli
Wni pototg, at ttiam fflta tt una IzvzW ^onoratu*
lignum Wnz a^arc^te, et uror famogftggffmo 'xniliti
(loMnnt CjptDft, que obttt w ) titefeeptCM-,J3
2D'm mceccsitit cujug amme,et omntu'fitieluj' toftinc;
fiir/ftgf/ pro 0ua gacratiggfma pagsstone, mfamat"
Arms: Six shields of arms are ranged three on each side of
Lady Tiptoft's effigy. On the dexter side : i. A lion rampant
2. Three coats in pale, ist, a saltire engrailed ; 2nd, three lions
passant, within a bordure ; 3rd, a lion rampant. 3. A saltire
engrailed.
On the sinister side : 1. A saltire engrailed, impaling a lion
rampant. 2. Quarterly, 1 and 4 a lion rampant; 2 and 3,. three
lions passant in pale within a bordure. 3. A lion rampant.

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Bobert l&ampgston, of C^tnffforU in tfje County of
€&$tx p n t , iieceageli; ag % toag careful! fit W life
tpme to releitue tije poore, goe att l)t0 enlie bp j&jgs
C^stament Ije gate yyiP #erety, for eiier, to tlje poore
of &ti>'0 p'ttye0 anli pr#0on0,toljereofto t|>e poore of
tljfe p'i0^e of Cnfetlti Ije Ijatl) gftitn perelp, for
etier, #1*, Ca 6e patU in tljt monetj) of #lotiem&er,
fte Departed tfu'0 mortall tyfe tlje tljfrlie liape of
8up0k. 1585.

% r e untier tyetl) afllilltam »>mttl) anU 3]one f)t0
tSMz tofio m tit?s life Certieti lung %nrte tfjc ttit,
J&in$ (Etitoarli tl)e W, jSEitueertje 9£arte, tije ftrtt, anti
noto £Elueene (Elf jaSrtjj, fje of i)t0 fcebotton Jatf)
gtiien tttj1 pearl? out o£ ljt0 lanli* tn (Enfielli to tije
p&lte poore thereof to 6e paid £#* guarterlte for
evermore* lie DeceafeD #e %%ix Day of feeptemb*
1-592.

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Heere right before this place do lye interred ye Bodies
of B R I D G E T H A R R I N G T O N , the wife of John Harrington,
e
of Wytham in y covnty of Lineolne Esqvire, who de^
ceased the XXIst day of Ivne 1601 ;
And

of A N N E F O W K E S ,

The wife of William Fowkes, of Endfeild Esqvire and
Davghter of the Sayd Iohn and Bridget Harrington,
Who having Borne to the Sayde William Fowkes, 9
Children—Viz 4 Sonnes, and 5 Davghters Departed in
Childbed of y e nynthe on the Xth day of Decemb:
1608
ch

To the Memorye of w two Gentlewomen and of
theire
Most godlye Religiovs, and Christian Vertves expresed in y e whole covrse of Both their lyves the Sayd
Willia" Fowkes, Hath Heere placed this-certaen pledge
& Testimony of his dearest affectio y e 31. Day of
Ivly 1609.
Blessed are those eternallye,
Who in the fayth of Christ do dye,
Thvs dyed they that Heere do rest,
Their faytn was stronge, their Sovles are blest
And Christ in whome their Sovles did trvst,
Will raise these Bodies from the dust.

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Sacred
To the Revivinge Memorye
of y e Virtovs M rs M A R T H A PALMERE,
Davghter of S r William Garrard, of
Dorney Knighte & Wife to James Pal":
Esq Sonne to S r Thomas Palmere, of
Wingham Knight, whom God Blessed with
as many Children as he did w th yeares of
Happie Mariadge at her 4 th & last child
Birth in bringinge forth a Sonne for
Heaven, she went herselfe a saint to
Heaven, she departed this life to her .
Owne gaine & the world's Losse,
A t Enfield Place, the 1 of Jvly
in the yeare of Her Saviour
1617.

Theyse children were,
I Vere. 2 Philipp. ) living.
3Elizab l h . 4 Hen. J Ded.
Ejpitaph.
Cann man be silent and not praifes finde,
For her that liv'd the praife of woman kinde,
Whbfe outward Frame, was lent the world to gueffe,
What shapes o' Soules fhale were in Happines
Whofe vertew did all ill so overfwaye
That her whole life was a communion day. ,
Arms : Two bars gules on each three trefoils argent in chief
a greyhound courant sable, impaling argent on a fess sable a lion
passant of the field.

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Heare vnder lieth the Bodie of DOROTHIE
MlDDLEMORE, late wife two Robert
Middlemore, of Enfeeld Esqvire, being
One of the Davghters and Heyres of
Richard Fvlstone, of Keale in the Covntie
of Lincoln Esqvire she departed this
Life XXIX th of M a y 1610

and left behinde Her tow
children a sonne and a davghter
A wife mvch lovd mvch famde she livd
And died exextrix of that worth
Her vertvovs Bodie Heare lies Hid
Wfch expectation to come forth
When the redemer of the worlds great day
Shall raise all bodies from tiere Bedes of Clay.
Arms: A chevron between, three moorcocks.
Crest; A moorcock among grass flags and reeds.

Here lieth in hope of a joy full
Resvrection, the Body of M r W I L L I A M
S H E F F A R D , Professor of Phisicke in
The Famovs Citty of London who Departed this life in y e feare of God,
and love of men, the 20 th of December
1646, being Aged 44 yeares.
Non Moritur, qui fideliter
Expectat resurrectionem.

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Nere Here lyes y e Bodyes of
M W I L L I A M BOLTON, of London
r

Marchant, and ELIZABETH His

Wife who was the only Daughter of Iohn Byde, of S* Leonards
Shoreditch in this County, Esq
They left Issue 3 Davghters
the two youngest Ms DOROTHY
and Ms MARY BOLTON, dyed Both
in the flow'er of their Virginenity Anno Dom 1665. Elizabeth
the Eldest Marryed Edward
Bullock, of Faulkbourn Hall
in y e County of Essex Esq, and
Hath erected this Marble
Anno. Dom 1674
Resurgemus.

lESPER NiCOLES, of S* Sepvlcre's Londo, Yeoman>
Deceased, who by his Teastament gave to y e poore
of this Fish of Endfeild, 5011. Starling, w th wch mone
y e Pishoners w th y e consent of his Execvtors, have
Pvrchased an Anvitie of, 31. P annv, whereof
Their is to be bestowed in bread on y e poore
of this Pish. 52s. yearely, & the residve to
Be bestowed by y e discretion of y e
Minister & Chvrchwardes. 1614.

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In the Vault Beneath Lyes the Body of
The vertous, and piously Charitable
ELIZABETH,

wife of Mr John Grene,

Who dyed in Travell the Ninth day of
December 1673, and left two Sons and
two Davghters, Giles, William,
Elizabeth and Katherine.
She was the eldest Daughter of
S r William Myddelton, Son and heir
of that Renowed S r Hugh Myddelton,
Baronet, who brought the New River,
From Ware through this Parish to the
Cittyes of London, and Westminster,
God in Mercy giue us his grace soe to follow
Her good Examples, that as we come to dye,
Our Soules may meet her
In a Joyful Resurrection
Anno iEtatis fuae 43.
Arms: Azure three stags trippant or, impaling or on a
ert three wolves' heads erased of the first.

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Here Lye Interr'd the Body of
RICHARD FOUNTAINE,

And

ELIZABETH

Esq r .,

his Wife,

Both of this Parish.
Elizabeth died July the 26th, 1720,
Aged 73 years.
And Richard died January 26th,
1721, Aged 85 years.

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In Dormitorio
infra hanc Epigraphen,
In fpem beatae Resurectionis,
requiescit in Domino,
Depositum
Reverendi JOSEPHI GASCOIGN, S.T.P.,
Coll: S S : Trin : Cantab : olim Socii.
Qui in Dei Gloriam, Curam
Animarum in hoc Pago 40 Annos
Fideliter exercuit;
Vir Orthodoxus Literatus Pius,
Nulla non Laude dignus
Sui-ipsius Monumentum
JEre perennius
Obiit Julii Xlmo Anno Christi
MDCCXXI. /Etatis fuse LXXX.
Qui legis haec pii Viri Exemplum
imitare et
Memento Mori.
Multis ille Bonis flebilis occidit
Nulli flebilior quam mihi
R : U. I X . D .

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Sacred to the Memory of
Esq re .,
Second son of S r Thomas Stringer,
Of Durants in the County of Middlesex Knight,
Heretofore one of the Judges of the King's Bench, who
Having matured by his travels in Foreign Parts
Those Latent talents which had before been cultivated
By a liberal Education here at home,
Distinguished himself by many uncommon Qualities,
Particularly by an undaunted Courage and Intrepidity,
Which recommended him to the Favour and Esteem
Of that true Judge and Patron of all Military Virtues,
William the Third, Our great Deliverer,
From whom in Person he received his Commifsions
of Lieutenant Colonel, and Colonel,
And having raifed his own Regiment
Served Him in the Field in that Quality,
As he did his Country in Parliament
In that of Representative ;
And behaved in Both with all the Abilities
That are to Both effential;
This the World knew of him, and let those Persons
Who were most intimately Acquainted with him
Be faithful Witnefses of his great Candour and
Humanity,
Steady friendship and Generosity,
THOMAS STRINGER,

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With all the other social Virtues
Which truly adorn and are most
Conspicuous in private Life.
In Honour to the Memory of fo great a Man,
And that others may be incited
To Copy after fo bright—an Original;
The Right Honorable Katherine Countess of Westmoreland,
Sole Daughter and Heirefs
To Thomas Stringer, of Sharlfton,
In the County of York, Esq.,
First marryed to Richard Beaumont, of the same
County,
And afterwards
To the Right Honourable Thomas Earl of Westmoreland,
As a Testimony of her great Value and Respect
For his Memory
Did by her last will appoint this
Monument to be Erected.
He dyed at Bruges in Flanders,
In the year 1706, of his age 47,
And lies Interred near this Place
In the Vault of the Durants.
Arms: Three eagles displayed erminois.
Crest; An eagle's head erased or.

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Neare this place lyes the Body
of M r I O H N W A T T ,

of London Marchant
Whoe gave a very
Great and Bountifull
Legacy to y e Hospitall
Of S* Bartholomew's
London, of which He
Was a Governor.
Hee Dyed the 18 th of
October 1701, aged 62.

Here lyeth Buried the remains of
H I N D E PYKE,

Who departed this life June
the 18 th 1767, aged 39.
Also the Remains of
M rs MARY P Y K E ,

his Mother,
Who departed this life August
12 th 1778, in the 76 year of her Age.
Here also lyes the Remains of
Mr T H O M A S P Y K E ,

Son of y® above Mary Pyke,
Who died the 31 day of March
MDCCLXXXIV

in the LX year of his Age

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In a vawte Here Vnder lyeth Buryed y e
Bodye of ROBERT DEICROWE, Citizen and
Grocer of London, together w th y e Body
of lOANE DEICROWE, his Mother, & R O B E R T T
W H E L E R his Mailer wch Robert Deicrowe,
Hathe given, by his iaft Will & Testament, for
y e fpace of XXI yeares, to XII of y e pooreft folkes
Of this Parifh, to be diftributed in bread, XII
pence every Sabothe daye throughe y e
yeare, att y e difcretion of the Parifhioners &
Churche Wardens of the faide Parifhe ;
Who Deceafed the XXlft of Maye An 0
Domini 1586, in the XXVIIIth yeare of the
Raigne of our Soueraigne Ladye
Queene Elizabethe.
Arms: Those of the City of London, and Grocers' Company.

Here lyeth the Body of S r

CHARLES

R I C H Barronett, Fovrth Son of S r

Edwin Rich Knight Bannerett and
Nephew to Robert Lord Rich, of
Lees First Earle of Warwicke, of
That name who Dyed the 16 Day
of May in the 59 yeare of His
J
Age and in the yeare of ovr Lord
MDCLXXVII.
Arms; Gules a chevron between three crosses crosslet or a
crescent for difference, with Ulster badge.
Q

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To the Memory
of the Family of
Thomas Boddington, Esquire.
MARIA, daughter of the above, and
Maria Catharina his wife, died
30 th March 1772, aged 5 years 12 days.
LOUISA, daughter of the above, died
5 th October 1779,
aged 2 months 26 days.
M A R I A CATHARINA, wife of
the above, died 1$ January 1814,
aged 69 years,
Deeply lamented by her afflicted
Husband, his son and her eight
surviving daughters, to whom she
had performed, in the most
exemplary manner, the duties of
a wife and a parent.
T H O M A S BODDINGTON,

Esq.,

Died 8th June 1821 Aged 85 years.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
they rest from their labours and their works do
follow them.
Sacred to the Memory of
SAMUEL BODDINGTON,

Esquire,

of Upper Brook Street, London,
Who died 19th of April 1863, and was buried
in the family vault in this church.
Through a long' period of political changes he was
a steady supporter of civil and religious liberty to
refined taste in literature and the arts he united great
activity of mind with a benevolence and cheerfulness of
disposition that caused him to be universally beloved.

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This Tablet was erected to the Memory of an
affectionate and lamented father
by his only daughter Grace, Lady Webster.

To the Memory
of the Family of
Benjamin Boddington, Esquire.
SARAH, wife of the above, died
30th January 1770, aged 32 years.
BENJAMIN, son of the above, died
I st February 1770, aged 5 years 22 days.
AMELIA, second wife of the above,
died 7 April 1776, aged 28 years.
MARY, daughter of the above and
Amelia his wife, died 7 July 1777,
aged 5 years 6 months 19 days.
J O H N , son of the above and Amelia,
Died 14th March 1778, aged 4 years
6 months and 19 days.
BENJAMIN BODDINGTON,

Esq.,

Died 15 th August 1791, aged 61 years.
Also MARY, third wife of the above,
Who died 6 th May 1822, aged 81 years.
Also SAMUEL, Grandson of the above,
Who died 14 of March 1793, aged 3 months.
Also S A M U E L SIDNEY, Grandson of the above
Who died 21 of April 1828, aged 32 years.
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Hie Requiescit
In spe Beatse Resvrrectionis, Vir pivs et
Honorabilis Dominvs,
NICOLAVS RAYNTON, M I L E S ,

Olim Reipvblicae Londinensis, Vice-Comes per 24 Annos,
Senator, Praetor, Iystitiarivs paeis, Prseses
Hospitalis Bartholomaeani, pater patriae Dignissimvs, Anno Christo 1646, iEtatis Sve 78 Die ig
Augusti Mortvvs Et 15 Septembris Sepvltvs, vna
cvm pia et charissima vxore Sva Domina REBECCA
RAYNTON, Anno Christi 1640 in Caelvm prsemissa.

Epitaphivm
Concilivm Regni sextvm Dvrabat in annvm
Terminvs et Belli iam qvadriennis erat
Occvbvit Celebri RAYNTONVS in vrbe Senator,
Praetor Eqves Patriae pro meritisq Pater :
Ivstitiae cvstos constans et Pacis amator
Praesidivm miseris, avxilivmq bonis
Cvm consorte thori clavsvs iacet hoece Sepvlchro
Donee eos Christi vox Revocabit Hvmo.

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H e a r e lyes t h e Boddyes of NICHOLAS
R A Y N T O N , E s q r e and R E B E C C A H i s wife whoe
d y e d in t h e yeares 1641 & 1642 a n d H a d
Issve three Sonnes & three D a u g h t e r s
viz. Nicholas now liveing ( T h o m a s
Deceased) T h o m a s , Rebecca, A n n , and
^Elizabeth, also now liveing.
Arms: Sable a chevron cotised between three cinquefoils
or, Raynton.
Crest: A griffin's head couped sable beaked or charged on the
neck with a cinquefoil of the last.
Above this shield another with the following:—
Arms: Azure a lion pafsant guard1, between three pheons or, .<
Wolstenholme.
On either side of centre shield are two smaller ones. On the
dexter shield are the arms of Raynton, impaling gules a chevron
argent fretty sable between three mullets pierced or (Moulton)
and on the sinister the arms of Moulton only.

H e r e lyes Interred t h e Body of E D W A R D
SHALLER, of this Parish G e n t who D e p a r t e d
T h i s life y e 13 t h d a y of A u g u s t in t h e y e a r
Of our L o r d 1708, A g e d 52 years.
A l s o t h e Body of SUSANNA, his wife who
D y e d y e 19 t h d a y of October 1709, aged
51 years.
Arms: Paly of seven on a chief three roundels, Shaller, impaling a lion rampant debruised by a bend charged with three
fleurs-de-lis.
Crest: A stag's head erased.

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To the Memory of MARY,

Wife of Christian Paul Meyer,
And Daughter
of William Walton, Esquire,
Who died Feb. 26 A.D. 1829, JE& 39.
Also C H R I S T I A N P A U L MEYER, Esquire,
Of Little Laver Hall
in the County of Essex,
Who died March 23 rd 1857, JE> 66 years.
Sacred to the Memory
of
C H R I S T I A N P A U L MEYER, of London, Merchant,
Who departed this life the 26 of April 1790,
of
H E R M A N M E Y E R of Forty Hall, his twin brother
who died on the 20 th of June 1832 Aged 74,

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and of
C H R I S T I A N P A U L M E Y E R (grandson of

the above named Christian Paul Meyer ;
Who died the 25 th May 1832, aged 18,
and who are all interred in a family vault
in the Dutch Church, Austin Friars.
JAMES M E Y E R ,

of Forty Hall in the Parish of Enfield Esquire
Died Feb 1 1 : A.D. 1826 : ^Et 71
Mild and unaffected in his manners ;
sincere and stedfast in his friendships,
• courteous and charitable towards all men.
To the poor not a benefactor only,
but a friend and a father,
with a liberality which had its sources
in true compassion and religious principles.
He employed the talent intrusted to him
to the glory of God and the good of mankind.
As a testimony of affectionate regret,
and with the hope
that so excellent an example here recorded
may not be unfruitful,
His afflicted family
have erected this imperfect memorial
of his many Christian virtues.

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H. S. E.
R.S.S.,
Regii chirurgorum collegii quondam prseses
Qui, ingenio, probitate, benignitate,
Eximie praeditus,
Artem medicam, per annos plurimos,
Summa cum diligentia, solertia, felicitate
Coluit, exercuit, docuit, auxit,
Et scriptis hoc marmore perennioribus
Posteritate tradidit
Morbo deum gravissimo confectus
Cujus angores haud aliter domandos
Pio et constanti animo subegit
Conjugi, liberis, amicis, discipulis,
Humano generic, cui tantopere succurrerat,
Flebilis.
Aprilis Die 20. A.D. 1831, JEt. suae 67.
Placide in Christo obdormivit
In the same vault are interred
re
A N N E , relict of the above John Abernethy* Esq
th
Who died July 14 1854, aged 75 years.
JOHANNES ABERNETHY,

ELIZABETH, wife of Samuel Arbouin, Esq.,
Second*daughter of John and Anne Abernethy,
Who died June 26 th 1834, aged 30 years.

second son of John and Anne Abernethy,
Who died Dec r 21 s t 1840, aged 32 years.

JAMES,

FRANCES JANE,

Fifth daughter of John and Anne Abernethy,
Who Died March 31 s t 1853, aged 41 years.

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Here lyeth^nterred y e Body of FRAVNCIS EVINGTON,
Sometime Alderman of London who
Departed this Life the XXII Daye of July in
the Year of Our Lord God 1614 being
of y e Age of 66 yeares.
Arms: Argent a fess azure between three burganetts (or steel
caps) of the second garnished and nailed or.
Crest: Out of a mural crown azure a horse's head argent
armed and bridled or crested with a plume of three feathers one
argent the other two azure. The feathers are broken off.
The dexter shield Evington—impaling Napper gules a saltire
engrailed between four cinquefoils argent.
The sinister shield—Napper (single).

Neare
this Marble Stone
Lyes the Body of M r HENRY "
D I X O N , late Inhabitant of this Parish,
Who departed this life the 18th day of June
1696, Aged 91 years ; & BARBARA his Wife,
Who died at 71 yeares of Age ; they had
3 Sons & one Daughter, & lived
in wedlock 43 Yeares.
He was a considerable
Benefactor to this and other
Parishes.

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31 n affectionate Remembrance of
MARY A N N E K E I R ,

Daughter of William Burgess, Esqre., of Enfield, in the
County of Middlefex,
And of Tiverton in the County of Devon,
Wife of John Keir, youngest and fole furviving Son of
the late James Francis Edward Keir,
Of Kinmonth and Weft Rhynd, in the County of
Perth;
They had two children: the firft a daughter, was born
A t Waltham Crofs, Chefunt, in the county of Hertford,
On Tuesday the 16th of December 1817; the fecond
a fon was born in Green Street, Enfield, on the 20 th
day of May And died on the 30 th of August 1820.
His Blessed Mother after her confinement fell into
a decline which fhe Bore with the mod pious refignation and expired on the 30 th of August, 1820, in the
36 year of,her age, mod
affectionately beloved and fincerely lamented
Her remains with those of her infant
Were entombed in her father's vault at Enfield.
Her afflicted Husband, bowing with submission to the
Divine Will, gratefully cherishes the furviving pledge
Of their union fpared to him as a folace for her lofs.
Grac'd with each virtue, cherifh'd and admir'd,
Not to the World's vain praifes fhe afpir'd ;

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Like the meek faint who heard the Lord's beheft,
She chofe the good part and her choice was blefL
Let refignation then reprefs the figh,
That worth and lovlinefs fo foon fhould die;
In Heaven's own time her fpirit took its flight,
With kindred angels to the realms of light.
Arms; A cross engrailed sable between'four roses a crescent
for difference, impaling argent a fess lozengy or and azure
between three mascles azure within a bordure of the last cnarged
with eight bezants.
Crest: A sinister arm in armour embowed couped at the'
shoulder holding a dagger proper.
Motto; Alteram non laedere.

In the Family vault near this Church
Are deposited the mortal remains of
Major General J O H N M A R T I N ,
Eldest son of Thomas Martin, Esq., of Enfield,
Middlesex.
He was born the 25 th of November 1788,
And entered the Army the 30 th of July 18(^7.
He served with the 23 rd Light Dragoons at the Battle
of Talavera,
on the 22*d 27^ and 28^ of July 1809,
Also in the Campaign of 1815,
Including the Battle of Quatre-Bras, retreat on the
following day,
And the Battle of Waterloo.
He died unmarried the 27 th May 1852.
This unpretending tablet, as a small tribute of
affection and gratitude,
Is erected by his Godson and Heir,
Alfred Plantagenet Frederick Charles Somerset

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In Memory of the
d

Rev .

H A R R Y PORTER,

M.A.,

Formerly fellow and tutor of Trinity Coll:
Cambridge,
Rector of Springfield, Essex,
And Vicar of this Parish.
In the discharge of his sacred functions
He was regular zealous and unremitting,
In his addresses from the pulpit,
Grave simple and impressive.
He closed his mortal career on the XXIInd Oct r .
MDCCCXXII

In the LXVith year of his age
And the XXHd of his Ministry in this Parish,
And was buried at Lyme Regis, Dorset
This memorial of their veneration
For the virtues which adorned his character
As a husband, a friend, and a pastor,
And their condolence with his afflicted widow,
was raised by the esteem and affection
of his friends.
Crest: A portcullis argent nailed and chained or.

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Sacred to the Memory of
JAMES F A R R E R STEADMAN,

Esquire,

of Chase Side House, Enfield,
Who departed this life on the 18 th day of Oct. A.D.
1834,
in the 59 year of his age.
Also to the Memory of

ANNE

his wife, who

afterwards married William Everett, Esq re .,
and died on the 13 day of May 1865,
in the 81 st year of her age.
Also to the Memory of
their attached friend,
CAROLINE L E E ,

who died November 3 r d 1872,
and is buried in Mrs Everett's vault
in the Church yard.
Arms; Argent a chevron gules between three boars' heads
couped sable, on an escocheon of pretence quarterly 1 and 4 .. .
a cross engrailed . . . 2 . . . a chevron . . . between three
rovses . . . 3 . . . three horses' heads erased . . . a chief . .
Crest; A boar's head couped sable.

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Here lieth interred the Body of
rs

M .

ELIZABETH H I E N S ,

the wife of

r

M . John Hiens, Daughter of
Thomas Jenkinson, Esqre., and
Sarah his wife, of Elm, near Wisbeach
in Cambridgeshire, who died the
16 of December, 1765, aged 38 years.
She has left two Daughters
by her first Husband, M r . John Peacock,
Sarah and Jane Peacock.

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Near this Place
lieth Interred
The Body of S T E P H E N R I O U ,
Merchant of the Gity of London,
In grateful remembrance of
Whose Uncommon Probity, Exemplary
Piety, and Parental Affection,
Stephen Riou, his only Son,
Has caused this Monument to be erected.
He died in London ye 4 th October,
MDCCXL,

aged 64 years.
Here also resteth
widow
of Step. Riou, Senr.,
She died 30 th March MDCCXXI,
Aged LXXXI years.
MAGDALEN,

Anns: Azure in base a swan naiant proper in chief two bars
or, Riou, impaling sable a bend between eight billets argent.

Sacred
to
the Memory of
Esq r .
of Chase Hill, Enfield,
for many years a Resident in this Parish,
and a Magistrate for the County of Middlesex.
Born Sept r . 16th, 1800.
Died April 29 th , 1873.
DANIEL HARRISON,

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To perpetuate the Memory

of
BOWLES, F.S.A.,
Of Myddelton House in this Parish,
A man of benign disposition,
, Of orthodox faith, of exemplary life,
Who died June XXX. A.D. MDCCCXXX. A. JEt LXVII.
And of
ANN his beloved and regretted wife,
The only daughter of Daniel Garnault, of Bull's
Cross, Esq.
Who died July XXVII. A.D. MDCCCXII. A. JEt. XLI.
This Monument was erected by their eldest son
HENRY

CARINGTON

A.D. MDCCCXXX1I.

monumental 3[nsmpttqng
IN

ST.

ANDREWS CHURCHYARD,,
ENFIELD.

Here lie the Remains of
The Rev; S. R I C H A R D N E W B O N ,

B.D.

Senior Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge
And 34 years the efteemed and Refpected
Vicar of this Parish.
Who departed this life March the 8 th 1801
Aged 79.
Sacred to the Memory of
Niece of the late
Rev d Richard Newbon,
Who departed this Life 21 s t of February 1834
Aged 80 years.
ELIZABETH W I L L O T T ,

In Memory of
JOHN SHERWEN,

M.D.,

Who departed this life
on the 3 r d day of October 1826
Aged 78 years.
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In a vault Beneath this Tomb
Are deposited the remains of
' S A M U E L GARNAULT, Esquire,
Whose family have long resided
at Bull's Cross:, in this Parish,
for more than Twenty-two years.
He was Treasurer of the New River Company
And departed this life March n A.D. 1827,
Aged j6 years.
Here also are interred the mortal remains
of
SAMUEL CARVER, Esquire

who departed this Life at Myddelton House;
in this Parish ;
Esteemed beloved and regretted by its inmates,
with whose family he had been connected
from his early youth
He died on the viii th day of October, A.D. MDCCCXLI.
Aged LXXXV.
Arms ; Quarterly 1 and 4 three boars' heads couped and
erect, 2. and 3 Garnault.
Crest': Aderrii-bbar or pierced through the breast with an
arrow.

Sacred to he Memory of
Major

RAMSAY, K.H.
of Hill Lodge in this Parish.
Who died on the iofcl1 day of Dec1* 1852
in the 60 th year of. his age.
GEORGE A N T O I N E

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Sacred L
To the memory
of
R O B E R T BARNEVELT,

Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London
Fifty years Reprefentative of
Billingsgate Ward in Common Council
And Senior of that Court.
By His
Activity and extenfive Trade,
He was enabled to fulfill his Contracts
With the Commifioners for Victualling
The Navy of Great Britain
With Honour to himself and advantage to his country.
His Bounty to the poor
Was not confined to his life,
But continued by his liberal Bequests
As well as to several Charity Schools
In London and at Edmonton.
And to the aged poor and distressed of this Parish,
Where he resided many years
He Died
XXVII January MDCCLXXXVI
Aged LXXIX years.
Near this Place lies interred
R E B E C A his Wife
Who died in October MDCCLVI.
Also
in this vault their Daughter
J A N E REBECA WQOKLEY,

Wife of Richard Woolley
Of London
She died 14^ of April MD6CLXXXVL
R 2

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GEORGE RIDDELL,

B.A.,

Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge,
died July 5 th 1774, Aged 29 years.
HENRY VERNON

MOODY,

died 6 th February 1791.
G E O R G E R I D D E L L MOODY,

February 1791 each aged two months.
In Memory of Lieutenant
Colonel J O H N R I D D E L L ,
Born 19 th Feb y 1759.
Died 16 Nov r 1825
General F L O W E R MOCHER,

Died i8fch July 1801.
Aged 72 years.
J A N E M O C H E R , his Widow
Died 20 th April 1811
Aged 78 years.
M.S.
GULIELMI SAUNDERS,

M.D.

Coll. Regal, Med ; Lond ; et R e g ; Societ; Soc ;
Viri probi, benefici, Rerum sagacis ;
Artisqu suae (ut testantur Scripta) periti,
In hac illustranda felicissimi,
Ejusq ultoribus strenue, & constanter faventis,
quevixit Annos LXXIH. ob. Maii XXIX. MDCCCXVII.
HocM.
Patri optimo liberi posuerunt.

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In a Vault underneath
lies interred the Body of
J O S E P H DOBBINSON, of Clayhiil

in this Parish, an eminent Solicitor,
24 March 1753. Aged 49.
This gentleman's knowledge and abilities
would have adorned a more exalted
station, and were only equalled by his
integrity, and that amiable and lively disposition
which distinguished him in all his actions,
and gave his character a finishing lustre.
The love and esteem due to such merit which
can no longer, alas! be paid to his person,
This monument expresses to his memory
Reader live and imitate.
Arms : Gules flv^ mullets in pale or between two flaunches
chequy argent and sable, impaling a lion rampant and a chief
indented.
Crest; An oak branch acorned ppr.

W. E.
1856.
A. E.
1865.
Arms; A chevron between three mullets.
Crest; A griffin's head erased.

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Hoc sepulchrum.
sua ossa recepturum . condi voluit
D A N I E L CRESSWELL, S.T.P.

Coll. s. s. Trin. apud Cant, olim socius ,
- ecclesise de Enfield iride vicarius ,
Qui quanquam ad bonas literas incubuerat ,
ad bonos mores animum intenderat,
ad sapientise christianae fontem accesserat ,
optatum tamen ac propositum .
(tantum interest inter velle et posse, scire et facere,)
longe abfuit ut assequeretur .
nee, nisi in dei dementia ,
Jesu Christi mofte conciliate
spem ullam salutis habuit .
laudes ergo immeritas, quas haeres, aut amicus ,
nimia facilitate mortuis largiri solet,
detrectans ,
ipse sibi hunc lapidem inscripsit,
tu vero, lector ,
nam quae de alio hie narrantur ,
ad te fortasse spectant,
Nosce teipsum ,
sancti spiritus ope tui victor evade ;
Christo te committe;
pectore et vita triunum deum venerare ,
Obiit XXI Martii die, A.D. MDCCCXLIV ,
, iEtatis suae LXIX.

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Apart from kith and kin
Here lies the Remains of
LOUISA WOJITHINGTON

BROMLEY,

The only child of
Henry Bromley, Gent n
and Anna Maria his wife;
She died 18 th August 1862.
Aged 87 years.
But as her Family Vault
in London where; her Ancestors
had lain above one Hundred
and Twenty years was closed/
by Act of Parliament
some time before her own death
she here at Enfield takes up her rest
Among her former neighbours
In hopes of a glorious resurrection.
Crest: A demi-lion rampant sable issuing out of a ducal
crown or, holding a standard vert staff ppr. headed argent.
Motto : Non inferiora secutus.

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To the Memory of
The Right Honourable
MARIA MARGARET LADY NAPIER,

Who died
A t Dacre Lodge in this Parish
The 29 th December 1821,
In the 65 th year of her Age.
Her Ladyship was the eldest daughter of
Lieut. Gen1 Sir John Clavering, K.B. •
By the Lady Diana West,
And wife of
Francis, the Seventh Lord Napier,
In this Tomb
Are also contained the mortal remains
Of the Right Honourable
FRANCIS LORD NAPIER,

Of Merchistoun North Britain
Who departed this Life
A t Dacre Lodge in this Parish
On the I st day of August 1823
Aged 65 years.
Arms: Quarterly 1 and 4 or a saltire engrailed between four
roses gules (Napier) 2 and 3 or on a bend azure a mullet between two crescents of the field (Scot), impaling quarterly... and
... abend sable.
Supporters: Dexter an eagle ppr. sinister a chevalier in
complete armour supporting with the exterior hand a lance ppr.
thereon a pennon gules.
Motto: Ready aye ready.

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In a Vault under this Stone
Mra

ELIZABETH

APPLEFORD

Was Buried the 13 th of June 1765
Alfo the Rev. W I L L I A M S M E L T ,
Vicar of this Parish
Was Buried the 14th of April 1767
Alfo M rs E L I Z A B E T H P R I C H A R D ,
Was Buried the 27 th of February 1762
Alfo M r T H O M A S P R I C H A R D ,
Surgeon of this Parish
Hufband of the Above
Was Buried the : 2 : of February 1^84
M rs E L I Z A B E T H A L L E N ,

Was Buried 28 th of July 1802.
Arms: Ermine, a lion rampant...
Here lyeth y e Body of
I O H N A S T O N late of
London and of this Parish
Merchant
Who died y e 24 th of July 1739
Aged 45 years.
Also the Body of E L I Z A B E T H his wife afterwards
the beloved Wife of
John Howell, Esq.
4 for thirty yeares and fo Dyed
Jan* 6 th 1771.
Much lamented.
Arms : A lion rampant debruised by a bend vair ; impaling
the same.

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To the Memory of WILLIAM BARWELL,
late of London Merchant
Who departed this life the 26 th day of June 174
Mourned Lamented Esteemed valued.
Such was the Husband Parent Acquaintance & Trader
Aged 75.
Likewise the Remains of
The

Rev.

JOHN

ALLEN,

Who died Jan 8 th 1761
Alfo the Remains of Mary Allen,
Relict of the Rev. John Allen,
She died August 23 rd 1775.
Arms: Four barrulets over all a griffin segreant, impaling on
dexter side three mullets in chief a label of three points ; and
on sinister side a chevron between three roundels; on an
escocheon of pretence three mullets and in chief a label of three
points.

To the Memory of THOMAS BOSWELL,
for 23 years Parish Clerk of Enfield
He died 21 s t of Oct r 1858, Aged 61 years.
This monument was erected by his
Friends and Neighbours as a mark of esteem.
Also S A R A H daughter of the above
who died 18 th August 1858 aged 18 years.
Also F A N N Y M A N T youngest daughter
Who was accidentally drowned on the 29 June ,i8.6i
aged 16 years.

1^ M aupft^

Wft*M$W**^.

3n tlje nortlj trangept of ^atilep Cljuitlj*

monumental 31nscriptions
IN

ST.

MARY'S

CHUUCH,

HADLEY.

fete facet Mlaltemg Cornot et & p e # ti^or ctu0 qui quitml
(Lfllalterug oimt £ ufoWemengfei 3 anuarit anno 3DomtntmtiliD
ccccto^iiti0 Quorum ammabug p'ptctetur 2Deu^ ante.
fete latent Mlillmis humour et 3|ofma
ti^or ^fu0 qui quftiem afiitirmg obttt
til* Ule mengtg liotiembrtg a* tint
9£° Wic tt prefctcta 3oMa obitt—tite
&° lim fl^—quDfii atab'g ppicitt' tie'

mt facet fIjtltppujS (0rertefilms*afllaltert dfene armtprt
et Cltjabetlj' u^fg et' et Margarita 0oror etug&m Wltppt
acS^arprtta a>omercote0 q' obterut jrtifa tite mengi' »>eptem=
Jjrtgf &* D'mfl^«,ccccs jltt* quor' animal ppfctet' tie' ante.

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Hoo Ijere tlje $txz of toomenfepnti,
& perfitt patterne #ou ma? tietoe,
flDf one tfjat toa0 (to])tl0t tljat 0ije toa0)
^ matrone mi% a mtrrour tretoe:
A N N E W A L K E D E N , a fa^t^fui toife*

&t0centi of <0oo&ere'0 auncpent race,
atfltjo t>at|) 00 ronne tier eartljtye cour0e,
^ a t 0lje fjatb toonne tyv^ goole of pace.
£Dne loifce of all, but loiiet) be0t
flDf d5o&, tolh toljom Ijer 0oulefco0tre0t*
25urte& tlje £ of December nucccciwiu
Blessed are they y* concedereth y e poore & needie
Here lyeth the bodye of W I L L I A M G A L E , Citizen &
Barber Chyrvrgion of London, who dyed the XIX daye
of November, 1610, then being y e second tyme Master
of his Company. He had 2 wives, Elizabeth & Svzan,
3: had Issve by Elizabeth, v sones and 8 davghters, and
was LX. and X. yeares of age or thereabovt at y e time
of his death.

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This is y c monument of Sir

)

ROGER WILBRAHAM,

c

knt.

e

descended of y auncient familie of y Wilbrahams
Of Woodhey in y e countye of Chester,
who after he had served Queene Elizabeth as her
. Soll.icitor Generall in Irelande yQ
space of xiiij yeares was in y e
yearei6oo sworne MR of Reqvestes
To Her Majestyein Ordinarie,
& afterwardes Svrveyor of y e Liveries to Kinge James
in his Majesties Covrte of Wardes & Liveries, &
Chavncellor vnto Qveene Ann.

He had to wife

Marye y e davghter of Edward Baber, esquier,
serjeant at lawe.

He slept in Christ Jesvs y 9

xxix t h of Ivlie in y e yeare of ovr Lord 1616,
attendinge y e joyfvll. day of his resvrrection.
His welbeloved wife, by whom he had three davghters,
Marye, Elizabeth, and Katherine, in memory of
his vertves and testimonye of her love erected this
monvment.
Arms: Argent two bars azure on a canton sable a wolfs head
erased ,of the field.
Crest: A wolfs head erased argent.
Motto: Comminvs qvo minvs.
There are two other shields. 1. Baber. Argent on a fesse gules
three hawks7 heads erased of the first. 2. Wilbraham impaling
Baber.

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In fpem beatse refurrectionis,
E L I Z A B E T H A DAVIES,

Thomse Wilbraham de Woodhey in Com. Cestriae Bar11.
Filia unica;
Muttoni Dayies de Gwiffaney in Com. Flint Armigeri
Coniux leetiffima;
Prolis numerofae, filiorum quinq filiarumq totide,
Quibus omibus singulari pietatis exeplo prabebatubera,
Quosqoptimismoribus, hoc est suis, diligenter imbuebat;
Indulgentiffima mater:
Offieiiserga Deum opt.Max.Maritum,fobolem,amkos,
Mortales deniq. univerfos,
Inter paucos spectabilis :
Lbndini,
Quo non ad luxum, prodigafq. impensas,
Sed Ob liberorum curam, maritum comitabatur,
Aprilis i mo An. M.DC.LXXVIIF 0 ^Etatis fuae XXXVI'
E x Variolis mortua;
Hadleiam, quod, supremis verbis mandaverat, delata,
Iuxta Avi D Rogeri Wilbraham exuvias componitur
Coniugi optime meritse ;
Hoc qualecunque Mnemosynon,
Vir fnceftiffimus P.
Arms: Gules on a bend argent a lion passant sable impaling
Vilbraham, argent three bends wavy azure.

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In this parish I was borne,
And a single race did run,
Neare to y e age of 66,
And then I did returne.
Let all men learn by me
The thinge they are sure to knowe;
As I in to my mother's grave,
So all to earth shall goe.
Heer vnder within the bricks lyeth bvryed
The bodye of Dame Alice Stamford whoes
Fyrste husband was Sir W m Stamford, knight,
One of the justices of the Commqh Pleas,
And her second hvsband was Roger Carew of
Thi's parish esquire. She was bvryed the 3 d
November 1573. And upon her lyeth buryed
Henrye Carew gent her onlye sonne by the
Said Roger Carew, esquire, wh h said Henrye,
Beinge neare 66 yeares of age, directed by
His will a remembraunc 6 to be heare set upp,
Declaringe his mother and himselfe bvryed heare
And gave by his will X1 to the poore of this parish;
V1 to Barnet V1 to Shenlye& V t o Sowth Myme8.
He departed this mortal lyfe y e XIIth Decemb r
1626, & was buried heare y e XXIth of the same.
Arms; Or three lioncels passant in pale sable armed and
langued gules.
Crest: A mainmast the round top set off with palisadoes or
a lion issuing thereout sable. •

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Under this Marble stone
lyeth the Body of
JOHN WALKER,

Esq:

Hereditary Ufher of the Exchequer:
who dyed
the I st of March MDCCIII.
Aged sixty three years.
He married
Cecil Daughter of
S r Michael Heneage, Knt.
And had by her
At the time of his Death
Two Sons
Heneage
and
Iohn.

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H. S. E.
ANNA
HENRICI HITCH D E

LEATHLEY,

In agro Eboracensi A r :
Filia,
Richardi Wynne Mil: Servientis ad Legem
Uxor prsechariffima
Quae
Pietatis
1
( Deum
Amoris
/
\ Maritum
Indulgentiae >
Erga
< Liberos
Fidelitatis
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J Amicos
Charitatis
]
I
Pauperes
Optimum Exemplar
Vivens propofuit
Moriens reliquit
Exiguum hoc Monumentum
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racmpw
Conjux fuperftes fi quis alius maeftiffimus

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At the foot of this Monument
Lyeth the Body of
M rs

CECILL W A L K E R ,

Relict of John Walker, Esq
who departed this life
May the 10th 1736
Aged Seventy Two.
Near this Place are deposited
the Remains of PlGGOTT INCE, ESQR
Ob* 5 th November 1765 JE 45
Also

Wife of the above
Piggott Ince ESQR
Ob 1 28th February 1768 JEt 47
MARY

Arms: Quarterly 1 and 4 arg. three torteaux in bend between
two cotises sable, 2 and 3 azure 3 bows in pale ; on an escocheon of pretence quarterly 1 on a pile three ounces' heads
erased 2 a crescent surmounted by an estoile 3 a leopard's
head gessant-de-lis 4 three bars.
Crest: A rabbit sejant.

Near this Place are depofited
the Remains of IAMES BERKELEY,
Ob* 6. Ianuary 1767 Mt 61.

E80<R

Wife of the
above James Berkeley, ESQR
ObT 1 September 1768 2E* 50.
MARY BERKELEY

Arms: Gules a chevron between ten crosses patt6e argent
impaling Ince.
Crest: A bear's head couped argent muzzled gules.

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Alfo BARBARA A N S I L L A I N C E theu
Daughter Ob* 3 rd October 1756 JEt 1.
E D W A R D M I N S H U L L I N C E their Son
Ob* 25 th October 1761 JE} 8.
Likewife their Daughter MARY ELIZ T H I N C E
0b T 22nd February 1766 JEf 14.

Renascentur.
Sacred to the Memory of
JAMES PIGGOTT INCE,

EsqRE;

RE

eldest son of Piggott Ince, Esq . and Mary his wife,
formerly of this Parish,
who died at Ramsgate in the County of Kent,
on the 19 th October 1829, aged 79.
and of A N N A MARIA his wife,

Who also died at Ramsgate, on the I st December 1830,
Aged 73,
Their remains are deposited
in a vault on the north side of this Churchyard
LikewiseinMemoryof H A R R I E T T , their third.daughter,
who departed this life, in London,
on the 19th October 1809, Aged 25.
and who lies interred in the North Aisle
of this Church.
Arms: Quarterly 1 and 4 Ince 2 and 3 three bows in pale
impaling azure a chevron ermine between three garbs.

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Sacred to the Memory of
re
C H A R L E S INCE, Esq
formerly of the 8th (or King's Regiment)
fifth son of James Piggott Ince Esq re and Anna Maria
his wife He died in London on the 20 th August 1850.
Also of his brother the Rev d E D W A R D I N C E ,
Vicar of Wigtoft cum Quadring in Lincolnshire
Who died on the 6 th August 1840.

Also of

RALPH PIGGOTT INCE

Esqre

formerly Captain in the 56th Regiment (Pompadours)
and Major in the Rifle Brigade
He died on the 28 th of August 1871 aged. 71 years.
" God hath not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain
salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ who died for us, that
whether we wake or sleep we should live together
with him."—1 Thess. V. 9, 10.
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on tlje nortlj &ihz of tje Cfjurck

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Sacred to the Memory of
Esquire
of Marrick Abbey Yorkshire
Eldest son of James Piggott Ince, Esq re of that place
And of Anna Maria his wife
Died in London on the 10th of May 1845 aged 68.
Also to the Memory of
JAMES B E R K E L E Y INCE,

WILLIAM

INCE,

Esqvire

their fourth son
late Captain in the 38 th Regiment
who died at Broadwater Herts
On the 19^ of March 1818 aged 37.
. Heserved through the greater part of the Peninsula War
from the commencement of the operations
in Portugal in 1808,
until the termination of hostilities
in the South of France in 1814.
He served also in the expedition to Walcheren in 1809.

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MDCCCV.

In testimony of his affectionate
remembrance and veneration,
of the piety and virtues
of his Family,
Sir Culling Smith, Baronet,
has caused this Tablet to be erected ;
near which lie interred
the Remains of
MARY, the wife of Sir Culling Smith ;
M A R I A S M I T H , their eldest daughter;
his paternal Grandfather, and Grandmother,
T H O M A S and A N N S M I T H ;

his Father and Mother,
T H O M A S and

CULLING SMITH ;

his Brothers,
T H O M A S ; J O H N ; and

CHARLES,

Governor of Madras;
His sister A N N S M I T H ;

His maternal Grandmother ANN HORNE ;
and his uncle,
J O H N H O R N E , Governor of Bombay.
Arms: Quarterly i and 4 vert three acorns slipped or ; 2 and
3 argent on a chevron engrailed gules between three bugles
stringed sable as many mullets of the field.
Crest: A falcon wings elevated ppr. belled or in the beak an
acorn or slipped and leaved ppr.
Motto : Spes decus et robur.

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Fuit corpus est mens erit salus
In the centre aisle rest the mortal remains of
Sir C U L L I N G SMITH, Baronet,

Deceased October the 19th 1812 ;
and of his affectionate children,
Sir CULLING S M I T H , Baronet,

Deceased June 30 th 1829;
and CHARLOTTE E L I Z A B E T H his wife,
Second daughter of Sampson, Lord Eardley,
Deceased September the 15 th 1826;
whose son Sir Culling Eardley Smith, in
pious and sorrowing gratitude, caused this
tablet to be erected.
Since by man came death, by man came also the
resurrection of the dead, for as in Adam all die,
Even so in Christ shall all be made alive.
Arms: Quarterly 1 and 4 azure three acorns slipped or 2 and
3 argent on a chevron engrailed gules between three bugles
stringed sable as many mullets pierced of the field, t
Crest: A falcon wings endorsed ppr. belled or in the beak
an acorn slipped and leaved also ppr.
Motto : Spes decus et robur.

Near this Place
are Interrd the Remains of
M rs S A R A H P E N N A N T ,

Daughter of David Pennant, Esq.
of Downing in Flintshire
She departed this life 11 th Nov r 1780.

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Sacred to the Memory of
HUGH, third son of
William Wyke Smith, Esq re and Catherine his wife,
of this Place;
Died I st December 1854, aged 6 years.
Also to the Memory of
FRANCIS, their youngest son,
Died 3 r d December, 1854, in his 4 th year.
The remains of these children were laid the same day
in one grave, and their parents have the blessed assurance, that these dear ones, so tenderly attached while
on earth, will rise together to the realms of perfect
peace and j o y ; and there be united in love and glory
for eternity.
Sacred
to the memory of
J O H N BONUS CHILD,

Esq.

Late Lord of the Manor of Hadley,
Whose remains are interred in a vault
nearly under this tablet
Obiit 10 July 1832 iEtat 68.
Also in the same vault are interred
the remains of his wife
FRANCES CHILD,

Obiit I s t February 1855
^Etat 73.
Arms: Azure a fess embattled ermine between three eagles
close or.
, Crest: An eagle with wings expanded ermine, holding in the
beak a trefoil slipped vert.

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In a vault under
the south transept of this church,
are deposited the mortal remains of*
J O H N R I C H A R D THACKERAY, Clerk, M.A.
27 years Rector of this Parish ;
He died August 19th 1846,
Aged 74 years.

Also

MARIANNE,

his wife,

who died 17 th March 1855,
Aged 72 years.
JOHANNES BURROWS, L.L.B.
Sancti Clementis Dani in urbe
< Londinenfi,
Ecclefiae Chrifti in Suthria,
necnon hujus Ecclefiae Rector,

Obiit K a l : J u l : MDCCLXXXVI

JEtat: LIV.
Probus, manfuetus, doctus, eloquens
Hoc marmor mcerens familia pofuit
In eodem Sepulchro requiefcit
Jacobus filius ejus natu minimus
Quern intra, dies quinquaginta
Poft patris obitum, vix sex emenfum
Annos, morbus parum notus abftulit
MDCCLXXXVI.

Here also lie the remains of
M A R I A BURROWS,

Wife to the above said
I O H N BURROWS,

Died iri Nov 1791.

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Sacred
To

M rs

A M Y BURROWS,

Who died unmarried May ill. A.D MDCCCXI.
She was endowed with brilliant talents,
which she matured
by assiduous cultivation.
These she zealously employed
in improving the morals,
and fixing the principles
of the rising generation.
The influence of religion
was remarkable in all her actions,
producing that unaffected humility
which distinguished her thro' life.
It was this that enlarged
' the sphere of her charities,
and directed them to the relief
of every species of suffering.
She lived to the advanced age
of eighty years,
a bright example of human excellence.
She was the sister of
the Rev d John Burrows,
many years Rector of this Parish,
whose five children have united
in erecting this tablet,
as a tribute of affectionate gratitude,
due to her respected memory.

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FRANCES BURROWS,

only daughter of the Rev d John Burrows, Rector of
Hadley,
who was born April 16. 1773, and died May 11, i860,
having in this parish served her generation, blessing
and blessed.
To God be glory through Jesus Christ for ever, Amen.
The five sons of her brother Lieut-General Montagu
Burrows, join together
in gratefully recording her self denying, life and noble
character
Arms: Azure three fleurs de lis ermine.

Within the Palizadoes
on the other side of this Wall,
lyeth the Body of MARY POSTON,
late Wife of M r Rich d Poston,
of this Parish.
She dyed the 21 st of Feb An 0 1723.
Aged 63.
Likewise the Huf band of the
Above MARY POSTON, .
who Dyed May 6 th 1742
Aged 82 years.

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Sacred to the Memory of
RICHMOND,

Eldest Son of Peter Moore, Esq, Lord of this Mdnor,
and of Sarah, Daughter of Colonel Richmond Webb,
Who,
by the indulgence of nature,
united such excellence of Difpofition
and such powers of Intellect
As
while they exhibited Him to his own family,
in the valuable Characters of
a dutiful and endearing Son,
a tended and affectionate Brother,
Obtained for Him alfo by this bell pledge
of future and more diffufed utility
the refpect and efteem of all who knew him.
Thus regarded while living he died much lamented.
October 14^ 1796 in the 21 s t Year of his Age.
While Grief by Patience is withftood,
Nature must pour her tear,
Even Virtue weeps when fall the Good,
And heaves a Sigh fincere.
Arms : A chevron engrailed between three moor cocks sable.
Crest: A Moor's head.

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Sacred to the Memory of
the Wife of
Joseph Dart, Esq of this Parish,
who died the 22 nd Dece r . 1845. Aged 58.
The above Illuminated Window was raised
by her Husband as a Memorial of his
Gratitude to Almighty God for having
•conferred her upon him and preserved her
To him for upwards of Thirty Years
The Lord gave And the Lord hath taken away
Blessed be the Name of the Lord.
E L I Z A B E T H FRANCES,

Arms: Gules a fess and canton ermine, impaling azure a
cross between four fleurs de lis argent.
Crest: A fire ppr.

This tablet is
erected to the memory of
the Rev d C H A R L E S J E F F R E Y S COTTRELL,
30 years Rector of this Parish,
who departed this life
the 25 th day of January 1819.
Aged 80 years.
Also of F A N N Y his wife,
who departed this life
the 5 th day of May 181 T,
Aged 62 years.
In testimony of the affection of
their four surviving daughters.
Arms: Argent a bend between three escallops sable impaling
Smith, vert, three acorns slipped or.
Crest: A talbot's head sable, collared and lined or, the collar
charged with three escallops.

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Sacred to the Memory of
Esquire;
Captain of His Majesty's Ship Nyaden of XXXVI guns,
Fifth son of the Rev d C. I. Cottrell,
'
Rector of .this Parish.
He was born in August MDCCLXXX
made Lieutenant in MDCCC, Commander in MDCCCII
and Post Captain in MDCCCIII.
After having distinguished himself as an officer,
And bled in the service of his Country,
He fell a victim to a rapid consumption
When cruising off the Island of Barbadoes
April the XIX. MDCCCXI
In the XXXI year of his age.
Deeply regretted by his family and friends.
FREDERICK COTTRELL,

Arms: Argent on a bend between three escallops sable an
annulet or, for difference.
Crest: A talbot's head erased argent gorged with a collar
charged with three escallops sable.
Near this spot are deposited
the mortal remains, of
A N N A FREDERICA COTTRELL,
fourth daughter of
the Rev d Charles' Jeffryes Cottrell,
Rector of this parish.
She departed this life on the I I t h July 1818,
in the 37 th year of her age.
Her willing Spirit left this world of Strife,
In hope, thro' Christ alone, of endless life.

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Sacred
to the Memory of
J O H N COTTRELL,

Esq.

second son of the Reverend Charles Cottrell,
Rector of this Parish.
He departed this Life at Bombay in the East Indies,
on the 13 th day of January, 1796 ;
in the 28 th year of his Age.
Lamented by All that knew him.
Arms of Cottrell.

Sacred to the Memory of
C H A R L E S COTTRELL,

Esq.

(eldest son of the late
Rev d Charles Jeffryes Cottrell,
Rector of this Parish)
M. A. and Fellow of King's College, Cambridge,
Barrister at law,
King's Advocate
in the Court of Vice Admiralty at Martinico,
and afterwards Judge of the said Court,
Secretary to the Governor
of that Island for nearly eight years,
and subsequently a magistrate for the
Liberty of St. Alban :
He died the 2'5th day of February 1829
in the 63rd year of his age.
Arms of Cottrell.

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Sacred to the Memory of
the Rev d C L E M E N T C O T T R E L L ,
Rector of North Waltham in Hampfhire.
who died in London after a few days Illnefs
on the 26 th of July 1814, in the 42 nd year of his Age.
Active benevolence and Christian charity have
embalmed him in the hearts of many, whofe welfare
he anxiously promoted,tho' his chief folicitude on Earth
* was the happinefs of his Family, and of her,
who now offers this tribute of affection to his Memory.
May the God of all comfort, who has feen fit to diffolve
that union, in which her every Earthly hope was
centered, vouchfafe to his afflicted Widow refignation
and heavenly hope, till they fhall be reunited thro* the
merits of that Saviour, in whose prefence fhe trusts he
now for ever rejoices.
H e left Ifsue 5 Sons and a Daughter born after
his Deceafe.

In a Vault within this Church are
deposited the remains of C A T H A R I N E P E N N A N T ,
Youngest daughter of David Pennant, Efq
Of Downing in Flintshire,
Who after a life distinguished by unfeigned Piety,
by the most active Benevolence,
and by deeds of Charity truly
munificent resigned her Soul
into the hands of her Creator,
on the 10th of February 1797.

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Near this place are
depofited the Remains of
M rs

MARGARET BARONNEAU, Wife
of Francis Baronneau, Esq.
who died the 24 th June 1793.
Aged 45 years.

Near to this spot
are deposited the Remains
of F R A N C I S BARONNEAU,

Esq.

of New Lodge, in this County,
who died on the 13 th of December,
A.D. 1812,

Aged 70 years.
His remembrance is deeply engraved
on the hearts of all who were
in any degree connected with him.
Every Christian and every social duty,
he felt warmly,
and zealously endeavoured to perform.
His life was beneficent and useful,
and though his death might by his fellow mortals.
be accounted sudden,
it had long been to him the subject
of daily contemplation.
This simple and unadorned tribute
of affection to his memory
is dedicated by
a thorough knowledge of his heart,
and the sincerest love and veneration for his virtues,
T

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»>acreti
to
the Memory of
ELIZABETH,

Widow of
Francis Baronneau, Esq re
of New Lodge,
who died April 3 r d 1846,
Aged 78.
Deeply and deservedly lamented.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord.
Rev. xiv. 13.

Clje memory of tlje 3lu0t 10 ble00e&—Prov. x. 7.
*fc Co tlje lotieli anli Ijonoureti memory of > «
$
if re&ericfc Ca00, of JLittk (Brobe, Ca«st Barnet, €0q*
patron of tl)i0 Cfmrcl), a a£ag;i0trate ana
2Deputy Lieutenant for %rtfor&0l)ire
^igf) fe^ertff in 1844, one of ttje be0t of jFatl)er0
anD mo0t upright of 9pen,
%W Cablet t0 affectionately in0cribefc by $10 00m
23orn »>ep* 19 1787 SDieU Sl£ay 17 1861
31?0U0 0a(ti 31 am tlje B,e0urrection anfi tlje %itz.
S. John xi. 25.
Arms: Per chevron or and ermine on a chevron sable between
two eagles' heads erased gules in chief and a garb of the first in
base a harrow of the first between two fountains. Impaling
sable a fesse ermine between three cinquefoils argent.
Crest: An eagle's head erased gules charged on the neck with
a fountain, in the beak three ears of wheat or.
Motto : Ubique patriam reminisci.

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Sacred to the Memory
of
re
THOMAS W I N D U S , Esq
F.S.A.,
of Gothic Hall, Stamford Hill, Middlesex.
of an ancient and respected family of the County of
Hertfordshire.
His mortal remains lie interred in this Churchyard,
in accordance with his latest wishes to be laid to rest
amid the scenes of his early years, passed principally
under the auspices of his uncle Peter Moore, M.P. for
Tewkesbury and Coventry and Lord of this Manor of
Hadley. This tablet is devoted as a last tribute of
affection & respect to his memory by his family, who
whilst sorrowing, mourn not as without hope, in sure and
certain confidence of a blissful reunion in a future state
of existence, where sin and sorrow are not—and the
inscrutable
decrees of an all wise providence shall be explained.
' Now we see as thro' a glass—darkly.'
' H e walked uprightly in his generation & is removed
from the evil to come;'
Requiescat in pace.
Arms: Quarterly i and 4 argent a fess indented sable in
chief three crescents, 2 and 3 argent a chevron gules between
three moorrcocks.
Crest: A griffin.
M»tto : Sola virtus invicta.

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Sacred to the
Beloved and revered Memory of
JOSEPH H E N R Y G R E E N , F.R.S., D.G.L.

President of the General Medical Council
of the United Kingdom,
and twice President
of the Royal College of Surgeons England,
who for the last twenty-eight years of his life
dwelt in this Village, and worshipped in this Church.
He was born in London, the 1 st of November, 1791,
and died at the Mount, Hadley, the 13 th of December,
1863
His remains rest with those of others of his family,
In the Cemetery at Highgate
" The Lord ordereth a good manV going,
and maketh his way acceptable to himself."
Ps. xxxvii. 23.
Arms: Azure three stags trippant or, impaling azure a lion
rampant argent.
Crest: A stag's head.
Motto: Quid et quomodo.

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In Memory of
ANN

HARMAN,

Widow of the late Samuel Harman Esq re
of Jermyn Street, S% James and of Hadley Midd*.
Who died at Hadley the 13 th of June 1848,
in the 9 0 ^ year of her age.
Dearest of mothers best of friends farewell!
May this plain stone a daughter's affection tell,
Through life thy virtues were her joy and pride,
In death her best example and her guide.
Sacred also to the Memory of
ANN,

Eldest daughter of the above S and Ann Harman,
who died the 24 th of November 1861,
in the 79 th year of her age.
Tho* I have seen thy form depart,
For ever from thy sister's eye,
I hold thee in mine inmost heart;
There, there, at least thou cans't not die.
Also in memory of
GEORGE,

Third son of the above S and Ann Harman,
late Lieu* in the 82 nd Foot ;
Who died in Paris the 18 th of November 1826,
in his 34 th year.
As those we love decay, we die in part,
String after string is sever'd from the heart,
'Til loosened life at last, but; breathing clay,
Without one pang is glad to fall away.

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Also to the Memory of
ST. JOHN

HARMAN,

Fourth son of the late S and Ann Harman,
Lieu11 in the 14th Reg* of Foot,
Who was killed by lightening
at Fort Richlieu'in Genoa
the 18 th of February 1814 in the 19th year of his age.
The chastening hand of one above
Falls heavy, but I'll kiss the rod,
He gives the wound and I must trust
Its healing to the self same God.
This tablet is erected by Mary Harman,
youngest daughter of
S Harman, Esq r and Ann Harman his wife,
and Sister to Ann, George, and St. John Harman.

E M M A CECILIA Q U I L T E R ,

youngest daughter of James Quilter Esq re
and Mary Anne his wife,
formerly of this parish,
Died 17th May 1864, aged 69.
Also JEMIMA Q U I L T E R ,
tiieir fourth daughter,
Died 3 Ist; October 1870, aged 84.
'Them that sleep in Jesus will God bring with him."
I Thess* IV. 14.

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Esq re
eldest son of James Quilter, Esq re
and Mary Anne his Wife,
formerly of this parish.
Died the 12 th December 1864
aged 80.
JAMES Q U I L T E R ,

" The just shall live by his faith.";—Habak. e. 11. ver.4.
"The memory of the just is blessed "—Prov. c. x. v. 7.

Esq re
of this parish,
departed this life
on the 27 th of October 1818,
in the 64 th year of his age,
having survived his beloved wife
Mary Anne Quilter,
(to whom he had been united nearly forty years)
little more than four months,
she having died on the 8th of the
preceding month of June
in the 5 7^ year of her age.
Their bodies are interred in a vault on the
outside of the east wall of this church.
This tablet is erected by their ten children
as an humble tribute of affectionate regard
to their memoriesJAMES Q U I L T E R ,

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In memory of
H E N R Y SAMPSON Q U I L T E R ,

Esq re

late of this parish
(second son of James Quilter, Esq n
and Mary Anne his wife
late also of this parish deceased)
He died on the 13 th January 1823
in the 33 rd year of his age;
Regretted by an extensive circle of
friends and acquaintances,
to whom
the uniform urbanity of his manners, and benevolence
of his disposition, had justly endeared him.

Sacred
to the Memory of
re
MACARTNEY M O O R E , Esq
who departed this life after a long illness,
occasioned by many years' residence in India,
on the 15 th of June 1831, aged 43 yeanL
Having only been in England 11 months.
This monument is erected by his widow,
by whom his memory will ever be revered.

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To the Memory of
widow of Macartney Moore, Esq :
and youngest daughter of the late
John Halhed Esq re
she died at her mother's house at Yately
in the county of Hampshire,
on the 25 of August 1837,
in the 36 year of her age,
and is interred in Yately Churchyard.
This tablet is erected as a token of affection
by her four children.

HENRIETTA,

Sacred to the Memory of
M A R I A S A R A H MOORE,

who departed this life
on the 26 th of January 1842
aged 61 years,
and is interred in a vault on the south side of this
church.

In Memory of
Esq re
T
of S Neot's,
in the county of Huntingdon
but late of this parish.
Obiit January 16 th 1841
iEtat 62.
FRANCIS RIX,

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This tablet was erected to consecrate the memory of
L U C Y MARIA,

wife of Alexander Dury, of this parish,
who died on the second of January MDCCCV.
aged XLI years.
Also of T H O M A S D U R Y , their second son,
who died of yellow fever
in his XVI year, September MDCCCIH ;
serving as a midshipman
on board His Majesty's ship ^Eolus,
on the Jamaica Station.
And

of F R A N C I S D U R Y ,

their youngest son,
A lieutenant in the XLIX Regiment,
who died in his eighteenth year
at York in Upper Canada June the IX. MDCCCXIII.
of a wound he received in his head
on the VI of the same month,
in the night attack upon the American Camp
near Burlington heights.
Also of A L E X A N D E R D U R Y ,
who entered into rest the 4 th of January MDCCCXLIII,
Aged LXXXVI.
Also in loving memory of ISABELLA, elder-daughter of
Alexander and Lucy Maria Dury,
who lived for many years in this parish,
and entered into rest at Cambridge, July 21 s t 1855.
" The dead shall be raised incorruptible."
1 Cor. xv. chap. Hi. verse

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Sacred
to the memory of
re
J O H N R A N D E L L , Esq .
of this parish ;
who died January 21 st 1856,
Aged "51.
" The blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth us from all
sin."—I st S*. John ch. I st , v. 7 th .
" Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from
henceforth : yea, saith the spirit, that they may rest
from their labours ; and their works do follow them."
—Rev. ch. 14th, v. 13th.

Monumental Inscriptions
IN

ST.

MARY'S

CHURCHYARD,

HADLEY.

In a Vault underneath lyes interred the Body of
ELIZABETH

Widow and Relict of Valentine Warter,
Formerly of the Parish of S* Dunstans in the West
in the City of London Gen*
She departed this life
The 21 of Jauuary 1723 in the
78 th Year of her A w ;

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Here lyeth WILLIAM BRUDENELL,
of this Parish Gent Late one
of the Sworn Clerks of his
Majesty's Higjh Court of Chancery
Aged, Si years Dyed" y* 2 October 1734
Here lyeth ELIZABETPI wife of
William Brudenell, of this
Parish Gent She Dyed y e
Aprill
Here lyeth THOMAS ROBINSON, Gent
Nephew to Elizabeth now Wife of William
Brudenell, of this •Parifli Gent Obijt 26
Nov. 1727
Hee was Innocent in Life
A Paitern of Chaftity Stedfaft in Faith
Joyful through hope & Rooted in Charity.
Mr.

died 20

DAVID GARROW

th

September 1784 aged 19 years.
Miss A N N E GARROW
died 20 th February 1787 aged 18 years.
J O S E P H GARROW

Esq.

died 18 th August 1792 ; aged 36 years.
The

Rev.

D A V I D GARROW,

died 20 th March 1805 aged 90 years.
SARAH the wife of the above named
D A V I D GARROW,

Died *II January 1789 aged 66 years.
Miss E L E O N O R A 1 GARROW
died 30 th June 1805 aged 51 years.

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Here lyeth the Body of
SARAH

Late Wife of Charles Egerton
Citizen & Habberdafher of London
Dyed the 14th May 1730
Aged : 41 :
Here also lyeth the Body of
E L I Z A B E T H his second wife fhe
Dyed the : 8 : June 1738
Aged : 52 :
Alfo the Body of the above-faid
C H A R L E S E G E R T O N Esq

:

Who

Dyed April the 6 th 1747 Aged 60 Years.
Arms: A fesse ermine between three pheons; impaling quarterly . . . on a bend . . . five roundles.
Crest: A plume of feathers.

Underneath this Stone
Lies the Remains of
J O H N E G E R T O N Esq re .,

who died March 26 th 1789,
Aged 66 years.
Alfo of his Wife
A N N ABIGAL EGERTON,

who died Auguft 11 th 1803,
JEtat 66 years.

Here lye the Remains of
M rs ,

C A T H A R I N E COWARD,

of Chipping Barnet,
Who died Jan n 1762
Aged 60 Years.

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Underneath this Monument

Lyeth the Body of ELIZABETH

COKE,

Second Daughter of Iohn Coke/ Esq.
of Melbourn in the County of Derby,
and Mary his Wife only Daughter of
S r Thomas Leventhorp,
of Shingle Hall in the County of Hertford.
She died on the 5 th day of September
1739, Aged 63 years, and was by
her own Orders Intered here.
To the Memory of
SUSANNA F A N S H A W E

only Daughter of John Fanshawe, Esq re of Parflows
in the County of Essex, and Mary his Wife
eldest Daughter of John Coke Esq : of Melbourn
in the County of Derby.
She died Sep : 13 A.D. 1759. Aged 60 Years.
and rSy her own order was interred here.

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Here lyeth the Body of
M r W I L L I A M GRAY, Bricklayer
who departed this Life December
the 9 t h 1741 in the 42 d year of his Age
Vain are the Tombs and Monuments to Fame
When Rais'd to Flatter an Ignoble Name
And Vain the Trophies and the Sculptor's Arts
For Sceptered Kings who've Acted Tyrants Parts
No Worthless Laurels on this Urn we Place
Nor Boasting of a long descent and Race
Here we but tell the Moaldring Ashes lie
of one who lived to be content to die
Humane Generous Affable and Kind
A Plain Free open Morall Honest Mind
These Happiest Titles to his Fame we Bost
And those who knew him Best did love him Most

Underneath this Stone are
deposited the Remains of
ROBERT SMITH BIRD,

Esq.

Who departed this Life
9 t h March 1793
Aged 49 Years.

NICHOLAS C O T T E R E L L ,

of Furnival's Inn London Gent,
Departed this Life Auguft the 19 th 1742
In the 59 th year of his Age.

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In Memory of
WINIFRED

POOLEY,

Wife of Edward Pooley,
Who Departed this life
January the 23 rd 1799
Aged 56 years.
O long endear'd by Social Acts thro' Life
Dear Friend Kind Relative and Virtuous Wife
Thofe Mercies crav'd by thee when Tears Diftreft
Thy Saviour richly gave in Endlefs Reft
Alfo to the Memory of
Hufband of the above
Who Departed this Life the 21 s t of Feby 1830
In the 80 th Year of his Age.
E D W A R D POOLEY,

In Memory of
CHARLES

SPARKES

M.A.

Clerk in Holy Orders.
Who Departed this Life
April 20 th 1864
Aged 51.

In Memory of
ANNE

PLASKET,

Widow of the late
Sir Richard Plasket, K.C.M.G.,
Who died on Easter Sunday
April 17th 1870 aged 60.
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Sacred
To the Memory of
GEORGE W I L L I A M W I L L I A M S ,

Only Child of
Richard & Elizabeth Williams,
Of this Parish who Departed this Life
May 2 nd 1827, aged 18 years.
Here lies a youth most lov'd a son most dear,
So early call'd from hence the loss severe.
Efteem'd by friends, and by the just approv'd ;
In death lamented as in life belov'd ;
Still shall affection count his virtues o'er,
View scenes endear'd by him and grieve the more,
Allow our tears Mortality's relief
And till we share his joys forgive our grief.

Here lieth' the Body of
Wife of Ius1* Morse,
of Chipin Barnet Surgeon.
Who Departed this Life
The 18 th of March 1751
Aged 72.

SARAH,

Also the Body of

Mr Ius N

MORSE,

who died

October y e 20 th 1752 in the
62 Year of his Age.

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Sacred
To the Memory of
ANN

SECRET,

Who Departed this Life May 3 rd 1827,
In the 23 rd year of her age
Delusive life adieu ! with all thy train
Of folly, labour, care, regret and pain
Existence—but an animated clod ?
Death sinks the frame and mounts to God.

Sacred
To the Memory of
Commy. Gen1. JAMES D I C K E N S ,
Of this Parish
Who Departed this life
31 st March 1854
In the 76th- year of his age
after a period of 60 years
In the Public Service.

Beneath this Tomb
are deposited the remains of
R I C H A R D BRISTOWE B U R N E L L ,

Esq re .

late one of the Sixty Clerks
of the High Court of Chancery
Who died December 11. 1789.
Aged 58 Years.
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Sacred to the Memory of
Wife of William
Makepeace Thackeray, Esq re .
of this Parifh.
Who Departed this, Life
April the 29 th 1810
In the 5 3 rd year of her Age.
Alfo of the faid WILLIAM
r
M A K E P E A C E THACKERAY, Efq .,
th
Who departed the 11 day of March 1813
In the 64 th Year of his Age.
AMELIA,

In Memory of
Esq r
Formerly Commander of the
H E I C Company's Ship
Charlton.
Who departed this Life
June 12th 1833,
Aged 52 years.
GEORGE W O O D ,

Here lieth the Body of
ANN

SMITH,

Who departed this life
10th September 1782 aged 55 years.
Mr

EDWARD

WADESON,*

Died 11 Aug. 1738

Aged 54
Arms: Gules a chevron . . . between three eagles displayed . . .
Crest: Out of a ducal coronet a demi eagle displayed , , ,
* In the register the name is Robert Wadeson,

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In Memory of
Esq*
late one of the Procurators General
of the Arches Court of Canterbury,
And Procurator General to the
Earl Marshall of England,
In his High Court of Chivalry,
Who died on the 3 d December 1748
Aged 63 y rs .
He was the Son and 16th Child of
Gervas Nevile, late of Holbeck
In the Parish of Leeds
In the County of York Esq
By Dorothy his Wife.
SANDFOORD N E V I L E ,

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Sacred
To the Memory of
DANIEL FREDERICK EDRIDGE,

of this Parish,
Who died 25 th February 1816
Aged 29 years.
Kind pity sooth the unhappy lovers fate
Who turtle like has lost her loving mate
Oh may we meet again in heavenly bliss
Great God of Mercy grant me,all in this.

Here lyeth the Body of
HESTER

CHAPONE,

Who died December 25 th 1801
Aged 75 Years.

Here lies
Dr. W I L L I A M

GARROW,

of Barnet,
Who died Dec r . 10 th 1795.
* Mrs. Chapone was the authoress of " Letters on the Improvement of the Mind," addressed to a young lady, and
" Miscellanies in Prose and Verse," &c., &c.

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Here lieth the Body of
CHARLOTTE MONRO,

Who departed this life
the 25 th of January 1783,
in the 22 year of her Age.
Here also lieth the Body of JOHtt MONRO, M.D.,
Father of the above
Charlotte Monro,
Who departed this life
the 27 th day of December 1791,
in the JJ®1 Year of his Age.
Also the Body of JOHN CULLING MONRO,
Second Son of James and
Elizabeth Julianna Monro,
and Grandson of the above,
Who died the 24 th of May, 1800
Aged 11 Years.
Here lieth the Body of E L I Z A B E T H ,
Relict of the before mentioned
John Monro, M.D.,
Who died November 7, 1802,
in the 75 Year of her Age.
Here lieth the Body of K E N N E T H M O N R O , Esquire,
Lieutenant Royal Artillery,
who died at Hadley,
the 8 t k day of April 1862
Aged 24 Years.
Thine eyes shall behold the King in his beauty.
Isaiah xxxiii. 17.

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Here lieth the Body of JAMES MONRO, Esq.
of this Parish,
Who died i8fch Nov*. 1806
Aged 50 Years.
" The spirit of those that fear the Lord shall live,
for their hope is in him that saveth them."—Eccles.
chap. 34, ver. 15.
Also the Body of ELIZABETH JULIANA,
Wife of the above James Monro,
Who having suffered 10 years afflictive illness,
which she bore with Piety
Fortitude and Resignation
departed this life January 18 th 1804
in the 36th year of her age.
Also the Body*©f CAROLINE MONRO,
Second Wife of the above James Monro,
Who died May 30 th 1848
in the 75 Year of her Age.
" God is not the God of the dead but of the living
for all live in him."—Matt, xxii., 32. ; Luke xx. 38.
Here lieth the Body of C H A R L E S MONRO, Esq.,
. of Chandos Street, Cavendish Square,
Who died September 25 th 1821.
Aged 64 years.
Here also lieth the Body of JANE,
Widow of the above named Charles Monro,
Who died May i s t 1839.
FINIS,