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Some Monumental Inscriptions of Barfreston Church, Noted by Rev
Bryan Faussett in 1759
Kindly typed up for the website by Pat
Tritton
Chancell.
1. On a Monument on the North Wall, wth. ye Arms of BOYS, see P.77 (Nonington).
M.S. Thomae Boys de Bvarfreston, Stirpe Generosâ de Fredville oriundo, Viro in
Bonum Patriae Nato, ejusdemq, maximo In commodo denato: Actib ad Exemplum
praecipus. qui ductâ Christianâ SEARLES, Thomae De WYE Filiâ, 6 Filios, et 4
Filias, suscepit. Amnicitias singulari semper Constantiâ coluit; Humanitatem in
signi Reverentiâ temperavit, notabilis in omnes Adfectus. Mortus Patri
desideratissimo, vivus Filius Maestissimums fieri curavit. Obijt Anno Christi
1599/1600. Vitae 72. Prid. Kal. Mark – Pater, valeto! Plura non sinit Dolor.
Salve, recepte Calo; et, aeternium vale! Brevi sequemur; interim, Vale! Vale!
2. On Another. On The South Wall. In Memoriam Roberti EWELL, nuper denati, hujus
Parochiae Rectoris, et Patroni, dignissimi; Ecclesiae Metropoliticae
Cantuariensis ex Sex Concio natoribus unius; et semel in Clericum Convocationis
Publicis Suffragiss asciti. Inter Proximos, Litis componendae, Arbiter erat,
integerrimus. Duxit in Uxorem Margaritam HARRIS honestâ Familiâ prognatum;
quae peperit illi 5 Filios, quorum 4 ad huc sunt superstites, et tres Filias,
ante Patrem demortuas. Qui Mensis Septemb. Die decimo sexto, pič obdormivit in
Domino; Anno Salutis nostrae 1638. Aetatis suae Septuagesimo qunito.
3. This Church which is beautifully adorned with *Carved Work, both within and
without, and whose Arches are circular (whichs shews its great Antiquity)
consists of only the Chancell and Body, which are separated by a very beautyfull
circular Arch. In The Steeple, which has a shingled Spire, and stands at the
West End, are 2 Small Bells without Inscription. *The Arch over the South Door,
and some Figures under the Arch, are remarkably well carv’d and very
beautyfull; but, are almost hid by ye paltry tiled Roof of ye Porch.
4. It was dedicated to St Mary (sic,
for Nicholas). It is a Rectory in the Gift of…………….
The Present Rector is ………….
See My account of some Tumuli; in this Parish, in ye 4th Vol. of my
Inventorium Sepulchrale.
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Index of Names and Places
Names
Index
BOYS 1
EWELL 2
HARRIS 2
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SEARLES 1
WYE 1
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