A collection of curious and interesting epitaphs : copied from the existing monuments of distinguished and noted characters in the churches and churchyards of Hornsey, Tottenham, Edmonton, Enfield, Friern Barnet and Hadley, Middlesex / Frederick Teague Cansick.

  • Cansick, Frederick Teague.
Date:
1875
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A collection of curious and interesting epitaphs : copied from the existing monuments of distinguished and noted characters in the churches and churchyards of Hornsey, Tottenham, Edmonton, Enfield, Friern Barnet and Hadley, Middlesex / Frederick Teague Cansick. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    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. J ohn 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 ii, 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, IMay ii, 1755. Theodoria Charlotte Vaughan, daughter of Lord Lisburne, April 3, 1773.