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WESTMINSTER ABBEY. 251
' " Juxta
«' Requiescunt, certa spe resurrection is, cineres Thomje Mansell, filii natu max.
" Bussei Mansell de Britton Ferri, in agro Glamorgan. Armigeri. Duxerat
" uxorem Elizabetham filiam et hseredem Richardi Games, de Penderin in co-
" mitatu Brecon, Armigeri, ex qua suscepit unum filium Thomam, et duas filias,
" Mariam et Elizabetham. Obiit 13 die Decembris, an. Sal. M.DCLXXXIV.
" et setatis suae xxxvin." On the right oval is this epitaph in English :
" Here
* Lies the body of William Morgan, second son of William Morgan, of Tre-
«* degar, jn the county of Monmouth, Esquire, who died the 1st day of Fe-
" bruary, 1683, in the nineteenth year of his age."
(289) . Mrs. Jane Hill.--The effigy of this lady is represented in a kneeling
posture on a pedestal, and arrayed in the dress of the time in which she lived.
" Spe resurgendi,
*' Hie jacet Jana Stoteville, filia Thomce Stotevillc, de Brinckley in comitatu
" Cantabrig. Armigeri. Uxor primo Edwardi Ellis de Chesterton, in comitatu
" Cantabrig. Armigeri, cui peperit sex filios et tres filias: uxor deinde Othowell
** Hill, Doctoris in Jure Civili, et Cancellarii Dioces. Lincoln, cujus relicta obiit
*' 27° die Aprilis, A.D. 1631, getatis sua1. 78. Vivit post funera virtus."
(290) . Mrs. Mary Beaufoy.-Her statue appears in the attitude of kneeling,
between two pilasters: cherubs above are preparing to crown her, and, on each
side, winged boys are represented in the act of lamentation. On the basement
is the following epitaph:—" Near this place lies the body of Mrs. Mary Beaufoy,
" the only daughter and heir of Sir Henry Beaufoy, of Guyscliff, near Warwick,
f by the Honourable Charlotte Lane, eldest daughter of George Lord Vis-
" count Lansborough, and now the widow Lady Beaufoy, who caused this
** effigy to be made and erected at her own charge, in memory of her dear
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' " Juxta
«' Requiescunt, certa spe resurrection is, cineres Thomje Mansell, filii natu max.
" Bussei Mansell de Britton Ferri, in agro Glamorgan. Armigeri. Duxerat
" uxorem Elizabetham filiam et hseredem Richardi Games, de Penderin in co-
" mitatu Brecon, Armigeri, ex qua suscepit unum filium Thomam, et duas filias,
" Mariam et Elizabetham. Obiit 13 die Decembris, an. Sal. M.DCLXXXIV.
" et setatis suae xxxvin." On the right oval is this epitaph in English :
" Here
* Lies the body of William Morgan, second son of William Morgan, of Tre-
«* degar, jn the county of Monmouth, Esquire, who died the 1st day of Fe-
" bruary, 1683, in the nineteenth year of his age."
(289) . Mrs. Jane Hill.--The effigy of this lady is represented in a kneeling
posture on a pedestal, and arrayed in the dress of the time in which she lived.
" Spe resurgendi,
*' Hie jacet Jana Stoteville, filia Thomce Stotevillc, de Brinckley in comitatu
" Cantabrig. Armigeri. Uxor primo Edwardi Ellis de Chesterton, in comitatu
" Cantabrig. Armigeri, cui peperit sex filios et tres filias: uxor deinde Othowell
** Hill, Doctoris in Jure Civili, et Cancellarii Dioces. Lincoln, cujus relicta obiit
*' 27° die Aprilis, A.D. 1631, getatis sua1. 78. Vivit post funera virtus."
(290) . Mrs. Mary Beaufoy.-Her statue appears in the attitude of kneeling,
between two pilasters: cherubs above are preparing to crown her, and, on each
side, winged boys are represented in the act of lamentation. On the basement
is the following epitaph:—" Near this place lies the body of Mrs. Mary Beaufoy,
" the only daughter and heir of Sir Henry Beaufoy, of Guyscliff, near Warwick,
f by the Honourable Charlotte Lane, eldest daughter of George Lord Vis-
" count Lansborough, and now the widow Lady Beaufoy, who caused this
** effigy to be made and erected at her own charge, in memory of her dear
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