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Toke's and others,
Heraldic
Ledger Stones in Kent churches
Bryan
Faussett 1750 St. Mary's Church, Nackington
On
Another Flat Bl. Marble, with this Coat. [¼ly
1&4). Or, a lion rampt. sa. debruised by a bend gobony gu. & arg.
2&3). Arg. 3 piles purp. on a canton sa. a lion’s head erased or.
In pretence (GODFREY): Sa. a Λ betw. 3 pelicans’ heads erased or].
Here lieth The Body of Bryan FAUSSETT (B.F.’s
father) Esq. of Heppington. He married Mary the Daughter &
Heiress of Henry GODFREY Esq. of Heppington, By whom he left Issue 3
Sons, and 7 Daughters. He died the 19th
Day of September 1750. Aged 60 Years. Noted by Rev
Bryan Faussett 1758
Nicholas Eyare Toke notes
awaiting full transcription
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