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Some Monumental Inscriptions of Eythorne Church, Noted by Rev
Bryan Faussett noted late 1750's
Kindly typed up for the website by Pat
Tritton
In The Chancel – Here is No Altar Piece.
1. On a Flat Stone - with this Coat (THOMSON
(3.10, Wye). imp. A chevn. betwn. 3 roundels). Hic jacet
Johannes THOMSON hujus Ecclesiae Rector a pluribus Equestribus. Familys orinndus
reliquit Unicam ex Barbara COLDINGA Filiam Dorotheam , Johanni, Farnabio
doctissimi Farnabij Filio enuptam. Obijt Etatis sud 57.21 Octobris Anno Dom.
1661. Debita Pauperibus serevit persolvere hetus Justitiae et Cistam longa
aperire Manu Imperio Mentis Mammon. Se subdidit altae Subscripsitq Animo Dextra
benigue Pio Hospitio acceptus Juerat Vicinus at Ille. . . . . . . . * *
This Line is hid by a Pew.
2. On Another with this Coat. [2
bars, upr. bearing 3 roundels, lower 3 martlets imp. BARRY of 6, in chief 3
cocks, in the 2nd a molet of 5 pts, for difference].
3. Here lieth the Body of Mr Thomas WATSON, 37 Yeares Rector of Eythorne
who died July 14 1698 in the 84th Yeare of his Age. He lived beloved
and died lamented. Here also lieth the Body of Rebecca his Wife, who died near
the 70th Year of her Age. Also here lieth Dorcas, the Daughter of Mr
William MARTEN, and Wife of Mr Dan. Kelley, who died Aug. 11 1712, in the 63rd
Year of her Age. As she liv’d above the World so She left it without
Concernment . . . . . . . . .* *The rest is hid by the
Communion Rails
4. On Another. Here lieth the Body of Edward MONYNS, Second Sonne of John
Monyns, …. & Mary his Wife who died December the .. 1647.
5. On Another. Beatam Resurrectionem hic expectat Julielmus FOSTER,
Cantabr. A.M. Roberti FORSTER de Acris Sen. Filius, Viz. per totum Vitae
Curriculum Sobrius, candidus, pius. Qui nulla Labe Sacros Ordines temeravit. Qui
Deum et Corde integro coluit et Proximae Amicum se erastans nec de Absentis Fama
detraxit, nec Praesenti adulatus est. Hinc Ecclesiae undecim circiter Annos
Pastor fidelis Praefuit. Febre Landem exitiali correphus maturam Caelo Animam
efflavit, An. Et 36, A.D. 1708 Elisabetha, praedicti Gulielmi Foster charissima
Conjux Hoc Marmor Sepulchrale marens posuit quae obijt 25 Die Junij, Anno Domini
1730. Aet sud 63.
6. In the South Window is this Coat. (Az.
a bend cotised betw. 6 lioncels or). * I take this to be
ye Arms of BOHUN. See Drake’s York. 534 ye 2 adjoyning Plates).
On Each Side of the East Window is a Nitch for a Statue, &, on each
side of the Chancell, is, an Arch in the Wall, where it is likely some Founders,
or other respectable Persons have been buried.
7. In the South Chancell. Round A Flat Stone. Here lyeth Edward CHAMBERS
who died the 2th day of July Ano 1596.
8. On a Flat Stone, with this Coat. (¼ly.
of 6, in 2nd & 5th, a cinquefoil imp. A chevn. charged
with 3 crescents betw. 3 lions’ paws). Here lies Edward
Son of Captaine Edy RUMSEY of Orickhowell in Brecknockshire, by Eliz. his Wife,
Daughter of Majr. HARVEY, late of this Parish. His exemplary Piety, Numerous
Vertues lively Parts and close Application, made his Parents hope he would prove
an Ornament to his Country, as well as Family. But, to their unspeakable Loss,
he died at Westminster School, May 6 1718. Aged 18.
9. On Another. Mary, the Daughter of Richard and Elisabeth HARVEY of
Elminton in this Parish died Oct. 5th 1739 Aged 4 Months.
10. In the East Window of this S. Chancell is this coat. (Arg.
a saltire engr. betw. 4 camels’ heads erased sa) ,
which was the Arms of The Family of BETTENHAM, which was once in Possession of
Elmington in this Parish.
11. In The Body of the Church – On a Flat Stone. Here lieth the
Body of Mr Henry PEARCE of Deale in this County of Kent, Mariner, who departed
the 1st Day of May 1704 in the 75th Year of his Age. And
also 4 of his Children, by Lydia his Wife.
12. On Another Flat Stone. Here lyeth the Body of Mary the Wife of William
FULLER of Deale; She was buried the 6th of August An. 1667 And was
aged 48 Yeares. They had issue Rose and Catherine.
13. On Another. Here lieth the Body of Mary, Daughter of John RUFFIN of Raynom
Gent. She died the 29th of July Anno. 1661. Aged 4 Yeares.
14. In the North Isle. On A Neat Monument on The N. Wall, with ye Arms of HARVEY
– see P.104. To the Memory of Richard HARVEY Esq. of Dane Court in Tilmanstone
Parish, who was interred in a Vault near this Place July 1 1732. Aged 78. He
married 4 Wives of this Neighbourhood, by the First of which, he had Issue 5
Sons and 4 Daughters; Of whom at his Death were surviving of the First Ann,
Elizabeth, Richard, Margaret, and Solomon; and of the Second Mary, John and
Catherine which said John caused this to be erected.
15. Round the Verge of A Flatt Stone. Here lieth Henrie GRANT, who dyed the 15th
Daye of January 1598-9
16. This Church consists of The Great, and North, Chancells, The Body, and North
Isle. The Tower is over the Porch, or Enhance, on the North Side. In it hang 3
Bells thus Inscribed.
1. Joseph HATCH Made Me
1622.
2. Sancta Katarina, Ora
pro Nobis.
3. Nomen Magdalene,
Campana geret Melodie.
The 2 last have this Impression of a Coin on them, nearly of this size. I cd.
not Make out The Legend.
17. This Church was dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul.
It is a Rectory, in the Gift of The Family of TURNER of Canty.
The Present Rector is the Revd. Mr J. MINET who is also Rector of Nether
Hardress.
Index of Names and Places
Names
Index
BETTENHAM 10
BOHUN 6
CHAMBERS 7
COLDINGA 1
FOSTER 5
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FULLER 12
GRANT 15
HARVEY 8, 9, 14
HATCH 16
Kelley 3 |
MARTEN 3
MINET 17
MONYNS 4
PEARCE 11
RUFFIN 13 |
RUMSEY 8
THOMSON 1
TURNER 17
WATSON 3
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Places
Index
Canterbury 17
Dane Court, Tilmanstone 14
Deal 11, 12 |
Eythorne
Elmington 10
Raynom 13 |
Nether Hardres 17
Orickhowell, Brecknockshire 8 |
General
Captaine 8
Mariner 11
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