North of the Sands - Westmorland Family History

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Abbatt (E). Sacred memory of Mary Abbatt, who died May 25th, 1833, aged 4 days. Agnes Abbatt, who died May 31st, 1833, aged 10 days. Edward Abbatt, who died June 23rd, 1840, ged 3 weeks. Ann Abbatt, who died June 28th, 1840, aged 6 years. Sarah Abbatt, who d. September 14th, 1841, aged 10 weeks. Ann Abbatt, who died December 25th, 1842, aged 33 years. Edward Abbatt, who died December 26th, 1852, aged 51 years.

Ackberg (Window S. aisle). In memory of John Yeates, died December . 1847 and Margaretta his Wife died September . 1847, erected by their youngest Son George H. B. Yeates 1865. Arms, I. ar. cross gu. II. ar. fret gu.on chief or, lion passant between 4cross crosslets of 2nd (Brettargh). III. per chevron or & gu. chevron between 3 gates all counterchanged (for Yeates). IV. ar. chevron sa. in chief 3 pellets (Toxteth). V. 41y. of 6, 1 & 6 Yeates, 2 Brettargh, 3 Toxteth, 4 or 2 bars vert (Ackberg), 5 ar. on bend cottised az. 3 mullets or (Ives). VI. Ives. VII. Ackberg. VIII. Yeates, & on escutcheon of pretence 41y. 1 Brettargh, 2 Toxteth, 3 Ackberg, 4 Ives. (Brass under window). This tablet is in affectionate remembrance of George Henry Brettargh Yeates Esquire, of Brettargh Holt, Milnthorpe, who died October 18th, 1875, aged 34 years. and was interred at Heversham October 21st. This was placed in memory of the above by his widow Caroline Beatrice Yeates A.D.1878.

Airey (N.W). J. A. 1837. A. A. 1837 (i.e. John qnd Agnes Airey).

Airey (E). Underneath are deposited the remains of Margaret Airey of Scarrfoot in Skelsmergh, who departed this life November 4th, 1823, aged 93 years.

Airey (E). Sacred memory of Mary Machell late of Kendal who died February 6th 1838 aged 75 y., also of John Airey, who died February l0th 1838 aged 81 years. , & of Jane his wife who died July 8th 1852 aged 71 years. , also of Ann, wife of Mr. James Airey of Liverpool who died May 12th 1853 aged 32 years. also of James Airey, husband of the above who d January 8th 1854 aged 31 years.

Archer (In. Parr Chapel). Here lyes John Archer, Esq., Doctor of Physick, and One of His Majestie's Justices of the Peace for the County of Westmorland, who D. L. on the fourth of December, 1735. He was a worthy Man, a skilfull Physician, an impartial Magistrate, and an Amiable Friend. His mind was Generous, his Temper Sweet, his Understanding Extensive; in Nature Compassionate, in Virtue Severe, He adorn'd the Reasoning Being with the Dignity of Morality, the True Christian with the Sanctity of Religion. He was a Delight to his Acquaintances, an Honour to his Profession, and a Happiness to his Country. Dear and Desirable is the Memory of Doctor Archer, Cruel and Lamentable is the Loss of him. Every Eye Overflows with Tears, every Breast is fil1'd with Sorrow, and every House is become the House of Mourning.

Archer (In. Parr chapel floor, once with oak rail on two sides; wood-work now in the way, and shield of arms, &c., invisible). Here lyeth the Body of William Askew, late of Standingstones, in the Parish of Millom, and County of Cumberland, Gent., who departed this life the 13th of April, in the years. of our Lord 1717, and of his Age the 80th. He marryed Dorothy, the davghter of William Mvsgrave of Crookdake in the said County, Esqr., by whom he had only one svrviving davghter, now the wife of John Archer of Oxen Holme, Esqr. (Mr. ]ennings’ copy, 20th October 1863).

Armistead (E. altar tolnb, rail). Sacred memory of Richard Armistead of Kirkland, Kendal who d. L. March 29, 1790, Aged 46; also to his Wife Mary Armistead of Kirkland, Kendal, who departed this life March 13, 1789, Aged 35 ; also Richard John Armistead, grandson of the above, who departed this life March 11, 1806. Aged three years. and four Memory of Sleep on blest Richard in thy urn, My sighs and tears cannot awake Thee, I can but wait until my turn, And then, O then, I will o'ertake Thee.

Asbridge (E. altar tomb). To Memory of Joseph Asbridge of Kendal, Cordwainer, who departed this life March 16th, 1795, aged 48 years. Farewell, dear Friends, forbear your Tears, Here must I lie till Christ appears ; Then with his Saints I hope to have A Joyfull rising from the Grave. Also Mary Asbridge, who died December 21, 1812. Aged 53.

Ashburner (E). In memory of Thomas Ashburner of Cowenhead, who died the 21St February, 1778, Aged 73, and Margaret his Wife who died the l0th January, 1772, Aged 64. Also James their eldest Son. who died at Liverpool. July the 25th, 1791, Aged 57.

Askew (N.W.) Anthony Askew, died May 23th , 1830, aged 68.

Askew (In. Parr chapel floor, once with oak rail on two sides; wood-work now in the way, and shield of arms, &c., invisible). Here lyeth the Body of William Askew, late of Standingstones, in the Parish of Millom, and County of Cumberland, Gent., who departed this life the 13th of April, in the years. of our Lord 1717, and of his Age the 80th. He marryed Dorothy, the davghter of William Mvsgrave of Crookdake in the said County, Esqr., by whom he had only one svrviving davghter, now the wife of John Archer of Oxen Holme, Esqr. (Mr. ]ennings’ copy, 20th October 1863).

Askew (N. W. altar tomb). Here lie the Remains of Christopher Askew, who died I. May 8, 1799, Aged 40.

Askew (N. W. a/tar tomb). In memory of Christopher Askew of Kendal. Painter and Glazier, who departed this life 6th of April, 1796, Aged 78 years. Also of Mary his Wife, who d. 14th of April, 1796. Aged 76 years.

Askew (In. E. Bellingham chapel). Here lie the Remains of George Askew of Kendal, Glazier and Painter, who departed this life October 2nd, 1789, Aged 40 years. The Loss of him is much regretted by his Family, He being a tender Parent, and affectionate Husband and a sincere Friend.

Askew (N. W .) In memory of John Shepherd late of Kirkby Ireleth, Lancashire, who died August 1st 1823 Aged 73 years. Also of Agnes his Widow who died May 11th 1825 Aged 71 years. No splendid Monument is necessary to perfect their virtue, they are entombed in the Hearts of their own Family to be effaced only by death. Also of Mary Askew their grand- child who died March 15th 1824 Aged 2 years. and 9 m. In memory of Dorothy Askew who died September . 23d 1852 Aged 65.

Atkinson (N. rail). T.A. 1811. I. A. 1802. J. A. 1834. E. A. 1842 (i.e. Atkinson)

Atkinson (N. W). In memory of Christopher Atkinson late of Gateside in Howgill, who departed this life XXVII September, MDCCCXXXII, aged LII years. And of Margaret his Wife who died at Gateside in Howgil1 on the 17th day of November, 1837, aged 55 years.

Atkinson (E). Here lieth the Body of Elenora, only child of Thomas and Mary Atkinson of Kendal, who departed this life the 27th day of June, 1795, Aged 3 y and Seven m. Sweet flower tho' level'd with the plain, Yet thou shalt rise to blow again. Also of Thomas Atkinson, who died July 14th, 1830, Aged 66. Also of Mary his Wife, who died December 29th, 1832, Aged 80.

Atkinson (N). " Here let a monumental stone stand sacred as a shrine " to the dear memory of Elizabeth Atkinson, spinster, born at Spout, Crosthwaite, baptised March 11th, 1745, " in works of love in these alone restless, " she died in Whinfield Court, Kendal, February 9th, 1829.

Atkinson (W). In m. Elizabeth Atkinson, who died April 24th, 1836, Aged 22 years.

Atkinson (in. W). In memory of Frances Atkinson of Tooting in Surrey, who died May 25th, 1815, Aged 34.

Atkinson (N). Here Rests the Remains of George Atkinson late of Manchester, Ironmonger, Who departed this life the 29th day of February, 1808, Aged 52 years.

Atkinson (W. altar tomb). In memory of the late John Atkinson, Memory of D., who died on the sixteenth of March, 1788; also of the late John Wilson, who died on the 4th of April, 1812.

Atkinson (N. altar tomb). Near this Place are deposited the Remains of John Atkinson, late of Stricklandgate, Shearman, who died 28th May, 1783, aged 68; also Mary his wife, Who died 1st April, 1790, aged 77 ; and Thomas their youngest Son, Ironmaster, who died at his Brother William.s at Potter Fellside. Their eldest son the Reverend John Atkinson, Rector of Bepton in Sussex, died July 4th, 1784, aged 44. Dorothy, Widow of John Wilson of Strawberry Bank, died the 28th of April, 1823, aged 73.

Atkinson (W). Sacred memory of Robert Atkinson, late of Kendal, who died June 12th, 1839, aged 71 years. ; also of Ann, his wife, who died May 17th, 1850, aged 81 years.

Atkinson (E). Thomas Atkinson, Surgeon, died March 9th, 1852, aged 43 years.

Atkinson (In. W). In memory of Thomas Atkinson of Kirkland, who died 19th November, 1811, aged 73 years. ; also of Jane, his widow, who died 1lth October, 1834, aged 91 years. ; also of their son, the Reverend . John Atkinson, Memory of A., Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, who died May 25th, 1802, aged 32 years. , and of Elizabeth Atkinson their daughter, who died 17th February, 1842, aged 68 years.

Atkinson (N .) In memory of William Atkinson of Potter Fellside, who died September 29, 1809, aged 68. Also Mary, his Wife, who died April 22, 1778, aged 35; and Jane, his second Wife, who died December 23, 1809, aged 83.

Atkinson (E). In memory of Eleanor, Wife of James Simpson of Kendal, Solicitor, who died 4th September 1807 aged 42. And of their two sons John, died 11 April 1803 aged 4, James died June 18, 1803 aged 2. And of the above James Simpson who died lst Jan. 1815 aged 48. Also in m. John Davison Atkinson, grand-son of the above James and Eleanor Simpson, who died August 12th 1841 Aged 8 years. And of James Masterson Atkinson his brother who died June 10th 1843 Aged 7 years.

Backhouse (In. brass, N. Bellingham chapel). Nigh to this pillar lies ye Body of Mrs. Frances Strickland, late Wife to Mr. John Strickland of Strickland,† & da. to Edward Backhouse of Morland Esq. She was Born 1690 “ Marry’d 24th June 1708 “ Bury’d 1725 Emblem of Temporal Good, The Day that gave Her Birth & Marr'age saw Her in the Grave Wing'd with its native Love her Soul took flight, To Boundless Regions of Eternal Light. * Round the ceiling of this chapel are 4 shields with Arms, I, & II. Strickland with border (as above). III. 4ly, I & 4 Deincourt; 2 & 3, Strickland. IV. The same (but died and S. not repeated 41y). impaling Neville. On the screen enclosing half the chapel are the Strickland arms with border. †The word Strickland is evidently a contraction of, or an error for Strickland- gate. The "brass" previous to 1850-2 was affixed to the large angular pillar (north) which bounds the chapel. (Mr. Jennings).

Bailey (W.) In memory of Alice Bailey, Widow of Joseph Bailey, who departed this life the 8th day of October, 1794, in the 80th years. of her age.

Bainbridge (N.W.) In. m. John Hodgson late of this town, brewer, who. died June 25th 1839 aged 64 years. It is remarkable that he was born , married and died on the same day of the month June 25th in the different years. in which those occurrences took place, also of William Bainbridge, his brother-in-law who died August 31st 1844 aged 62 years. Also of John Bainbridge brother of the above William Bainbridge who died October 1st, 1848 aged 74, and also of Mary Hodgson, wife of the above John Hodgson who died on the 15th day of September . 1849 aged 72.

Baldwin (E. altar tomb). Here lie the Bodies of Thomas Shaw, Shearman and Agnes his wife, he died January 4, 1695 aged 65. She died March 1720 aged 77. This Monument is erected to their Memory by ye Reverend Thos. Shaw died D. their grand-son. Also Thomas Baldwin who died October 27, 1782 aged 90. Elizabeth his wife died August 17, 1785 aged 90. Thomas their Son died Decr. 18,1787 aged 56. John their Son died February 3, 1788 aged 53. Miles their Son died January 16, 1807 aged 74. Margaret his wife died April 6,1811 aged 74 years. Martha, daughter of Thomas And Elizabeth Baldwin died September . 22, 1813 aged 91. (brass, W. end). In memory of Sarah Cundall who died July 26th 1815 Aged 78 years.

Banks (From fragments on wall of churchyard qnd old vicarage court). Here Lyeth the Body of Mr. William Banks of Stricklandgate, who died May 12th, 1721, in the 3-Y. of his Age. Here lieth the Body of Elinor Banks late wife of the above Mr. William Banks, who departed this life the 12th of April, 1724, in the. . . . Margaret, the daughter of Mr. William and Eleanor Banks, died March 18th, 1723, Aged 9 years. Also Mr. John Banks bf Stricklandgate, their son, died August 13th, 1729, in the 27th years. of his age. (Mr. Jennings’ copy; m. 25 September, 1712, W. B. and Hellen Moore of Stricklandgate, par. reg.

Barnes (In. altar, tomb, S. aisle, and window). This Window, telling of Jesus and the Resurrection, is an offering to the Church in memory of the Reverend Joseph Watkins Barnes, Memory of A., and is presented by friends desirous of recording their grateful recognition of his services as Vicar of this Parish from A.D. MDCCCXLIV to A.D. MDCCCLVIII, and in particular of his zeal in labouring to effect the restoration and adornment of this Church, a work much needed, the chief part of which, including the Nave and Chancel, commenced in MDCCCL, he had the happiness of seeing successfully carried out before his death on the xvth of May, MDCCCLVIII. (On window). I am the Resurrection and the Life. He preached unto them Jesus and the resurrection. Who was delivered for our offences and was raised again for our justification. In sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Barnes (In. clerestory window S). Presented by the Reverend Jos. Watkins Barnes, late Fellow of Trin. CoIl., Cam., now Vicar of Kendal, A.D. MDCCCLI. Arms. ar. chevron between 3 roses, gu. on chief of last lion passant between 2 clasped books or (Mr. Rushforth).

Barnes (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Barnes (In N. clerestory window). In memory of Valentine Bagshot Barnes and Henry le Stourgeon Barnes, Twin children of Joseph Watkins Barnes. " Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven." 18 February, 1850, (Mr. Rushforth).

Barrow (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Barrow (N). Sacred memory of William Barrow, who departed life January 16th, 1825, in the 51st years. of his age. His disconsolate Widow, as a testimony of her affectionate regard, caused this stone to be erected. Weep not, dear friends, I am at peace and rest With no corroding care, or pain opprest ; Then, O prepare, for soon like me you must Be food for worms, and mingle with the dust. Also Barbara Barrow, who died January 20th, 1829, aged 58 years. Also of William Dunn Barrow, their Grandson, died July 25th, 1832, aged 3 years. and 7m. Also of Frances, son of the above William . and Barbara Barrow, who died May 3rd, 1834, aged 36.

Bateman (In. Bellingham chapel, E). Here lieth the body of Mr. Henry Bateman, late of Blease, who died the 18th day of March, Anno Dom. 1683 et. ætatis suræ 31, H. B. MDCLXXXIII.

Bateman (In. Bellingham chapel, E). Here lieth the body of Mr. Roger Bateman, eldest son of Mr. Henry Bateman, late of Blease, who (being four years. and three moneths old) died the ninth day of August, Anno Dom. 1684.

Bateman (In. brass, Bellingham chapel, E). Here under lyeth the body of Alice, the wife of Roger Bateman. of Ould Hutton, Clothier, daughter of Richard Garthwait of Garsdale Yeamon (sic), who dyed the 25th day of March, 1637, being aged 26 years 5 monthes and od dayes, and left issue 3 daus., Agnes, Margaret, and Elizabeth. Shall we entrust a grave with such a guest, Or thus confine her to a marble chest, Who though the Indies met in one smale roome, Th'are short in treasure of this pretious tombe, Well borne, and bred, brought up to feare and care, Marriage, which makes up women, made her rare, Matron and maide with all choyse virtues grac'st. Louveving and lov'd of all, a soule so chast, Ne'rigg'd for heaven, with whom none dare Venture their states with her in bliss to share, She liveing virtues pattern, the poores releife, Her husband's cheifest joy, now dead, his greife.

Bateman (W. altar tomb rail). William Bateman of Middleshaw, departed this life August 22nd, 1787, aged 33 years. Agnes Bateman, September 3d, 1798 aged 47 years. William Bateman Senr., died 11th February, 1807, aged 86 years. , his daughter Nancy, the wife of Thomas Harrison, surgeon, died 3d June,1821, aged 52 yr, also of Thomas Harrison, late of Kendal, sugeon, & one of the senior aldermen of this burgh who died the 4th of July, 1834, in the 61st years. of his age.

Baxter (W. altar tomb formerly railed. On side). In Memory of James Baxter, late an Alderman of this Burgh, who died June 26th, 1737, Aged 37, Also of Joyce Baxter, his Wife who died in the year 1737, Aged 38, Also of James their Son, who died an Infant. (On top). .In Memory of William Baxter, late of Kendal who died January 31st, 1798, Aged 67. Also of Agnes his Wife who died April 4th, 1775, Aged 38, and of John Baxter, late of Kendal, Surgeon, who died October 3d, 1758, Aged 30, and Phillis his Wife who died December 28th, 1793, Aged 69. Also of Agnes Baxter who died December 27th, 1768, Aged 34, and of Margaret Baxter who died November 27th, 1795, aged 63, Sisters to the above William Baxter.

Baynes (E). Sacred memory of Robert Wilson, whitesmith, who departed this life December . 7th 1841 aged 74 y., also Eleanor his wife, who departed this life March 11th 1846 aged 76 years. Mary their eldest daughter died December . 6th 1818 aged 20 years. Margaret their youngest daughter wife of John Baynes died November . 16th 1836 aged 30 years.

Beck (W). In Memory of Miles Beck, late of Natland who died October 14th, 1780, Aged 60, also of John Beck his Son, who died August 14th, 1784, Aged 37. Also of Agnes Dickinson, his daughter who died November 9th, 1804, Aged 47. Also of John Dickinson, his Son in Law, who died January 2nd, 1807, Aged 56. Also of Martha, Widow of Miles Beck who died November8th, 1810, Aged 86. Also of Margaret their daughter , who died April 28th. 1811, Aged 46. Also of Emma their daughter who died November 23d, 1818, Aged 73. Also of Thomas, son of Thomas Beck, who d. May 7th, 1818, Aged 26. Also of Walter Beck of London, their son, who died January 6th, 1819, Aged 59. Also of Thomas Beck of Kendal, their Son, who died February 1st, 1819, Aged 66. Also of William Beck, their Son who died and was Buried in the Isle of Delos, Africa, June 1791, Aged 36. Also of Miles Beck of Preston in Lancashire, their Son, who died January 13th 1821, Aged 70.

Bell (In brass, Bellingham chapel). Near this place lie the Remains of Ann Fairbank, Widow of John Fairbank, Alderman, and daughter of Matthew Bell, Tanner, She departed this life June the 23d 1766 Aged 72.

Berry (N.W). In memory of Mary Pooley, wife of Matthew Pooley late of Kirkland, who died January 4th 1796 aged 52 years. , also of William Berry Esquire, of Ashmeadow house, senior alderman and justice of the peace for this burgh, who died the 17th March 1833 aged 66 years.

Birch (Above N. W. door 1874, now 1888, S. W., N. aisle). (Hill MSS. 2, 113). S. m. Brevet Major John Ballie Rose, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Holland Lecky Daniell Cuddy, Capt. Henry Thomas Butler, Cart. John George Schaw, Lieutenant Charles Henry Evans, Lieutenant Richard John Thorley Stone, Six Serjeants, one Drummer, twelve Corporals, and one hundred and fifty five Private Soldiers, who were killed or died of wounds received in Battle. Brevet Major Hector McCaskill, Captain John Warren, Lieutenant Robert Grigg, Lieutenant William Mansel Tayler, LieutenantLea Birch, Assistant Surgeon John James Norris, Nine Serjeants, six Corporals, and two hundred and nineteen Private Soldiers, Who died of Fatigue, Exposure or Disease, Making a total of twelve Officers, Fifteen Serjeants, eighteen Corporals, and three hundred and sixty four Private Soldiers, All of the 55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot, Who fell during the War with Russia In Turkey and the Crimea, in the years 1854-1855. This monument is erected by their surviving Comrades, of all Ranks, As a testimony of grief for their loss, and of respect for their worth. " The small and great are there." Job iii: 19. In addition to the deaths above recorded, Eighteen Officers, thirty three Serjeants, one Drummer, Seventeen Corporals, and three hundred and Sixty Private Soldiers of the Regiment, were Wounded at various periods during the War, And of these, one Officer, three Serjeants, and Twenty eight Private Soldiers suffered amputation of Their Limbs. Alma. Inkerman. Sevastopol. (Brass below above) Arms, 4ly 1 & 4 England, 2 Scotland, 3 Ireland, L. V. Westmorland Regiment of Foot. Memory of D.CCCI. to MDCCCXIV. West Indies, St. Domingo, Holland, Bergen- op-Zoom, MDCCCXXXIV to MDCCCL East Indies, Coorg, China, Amog Chusan, Chinhai, Ningpo, Chapoo, Woosung, Shanghai, Ching-Keang-Foo. These colours were borne by the LVth Regiment of Foot from Mdccci to MDCCCIV at S. Domingo in the West Indies & at Bergen-op- Zoom in Holland, & from the year MDCCCXXXIV to MDCCCI at the several places in the East Indies & in China which are inscribed on this brass. They were finally deposited in this church May iii, Mdcccl.

Birch 55th Regiment of Foot monument - Kendal (Above N. W.door 1874, now 1888, S. W., N. aisle). (Hill MSS.2, 113). Sacred memory of Brevet Major John BaIlie Rose, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Holland Lecky Daniell Cuddy, Capt. Henry Thomas Butler, Capt. John George Schaw, Lieutenant Charles Henry Evans, Lieutenant Richard John Thorley Stone, Six Serjeants, one Drummer, twelve Corporals, and one hundred and fifty five Private Soldiers, who were killed or died of wounds received in Battle. Brevet Major Hector McCaskill, Captain John Warren, Lieutenant Robert Grigg, Lieutenant William Mansel Tayler, Lieutenant Lea Birch, Assistant Surgeon John James Norris, Nine Serjeants, six Corporals, and two hundred and nineteen Private Soldiers, Who died of Fatigue, Exposure or Disease, Making a total of twelve Officers, Fifteen Serjeants, eighteen Corporals, and three hundred and sixty four Private Soldiers, All of the 55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot, Who fell during the War with Russia In Turkey and the Crimea, in the years 1854-1855. This Monument is erected by their surviving Comrades, of all Ranks, As a testimony of grief for their loss, and of respect for their worth. "The small and great are there." Job iii: 19. In addition to the deaths above recorded, Eighteen Officers, thirty three Serjeants, one Drummer, Seventeen Corporals, and three hundred and Sixty Private Soldiers of the Regiment, were Wounded at various periods during the War, And of these, one Officer, three Serjeants, and Twenty eight Private Sofdiers suffered amputation of Their Limbs. Alma. Inkerman. Sevastopol. (Brass below above) Arms, 4ly I & 4 England, 2 Scotland, 3 Ireland, L. V.

Birkett (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Blackstock (E. brass on stone). Quisquis es, Viator, siste gradum, Spe beatæ Resurrectionis ad Vitam æternam Hic Quod mortale fuit requiescit Mariæ Holme nuper Hugonis Holme, Gen : Uxoris, Edwardi Blackstock de Kirkby in Kendal Filiæ natus secundæ ; Quæ quarto die Decembris obijt, Anno Salutis humanæ 1741 1Æat : 39. Juxta obdormiunt tres Infantuli iisdem Hugoni et Maria nati, Joannes Elizabetha et Edwardus Blackstock, E Filiabus uni Deboræ Fata pepercere superstiti. Vis ultra, Memento mori.

Bordley (Board). Donations to the poor for Bread. A.D. 1710 Rowland Wilson Esqr. London, Rent Charge on Grassgarth, Hugill, of £2 12S. od. Annually. 1750 Mr. John Robinson, Lane Foot, Strickland Ketel, Rent charge on Green Rigg Underbarrow of £2 12s. 0d. Annually. 1811 Mrs. Catherine Bordley. Kendal, Interest of £119 2s. 11d. New 3 per cents. 1813 Mr. William Sleddall, Kendal, Interest of £156 7s. 10d. New 3 per cents, 1846 Mrs. Elizabeth Rigg, Manchester, Moiety of Rents of Two Dwelling Houses, Wool Pack Yard. 1852 Reverend George Braithwaite Memory of A. Kendal, Interest of £198 15s. 2d. 3 per cent Consols. 1856 Mr. Christopher Gardner of Kendal, Ironmonger, Interest of £108 5s. 1d. 3 per cent Consols, being a gift to the Poor in commemoration of the Parish Church Restoration.

Bradshaw (In. S) . Sacred memory of Anne, Wife of Lieutenant T. W. Moffett of the Royal Navy, and daughter of Mr. Henry Bradshaw, formerly an Alderman of this Burgh. She died at High House in Crook, the 22nd day of March 1828 Aged 32 years. Her affectionate Husband, who deeply deplores his loss, Erected this as a token of respect to her beloved Memory.

Braithwaite (Board). Donations to the poor for Bread. A.D. 1710 Rowland Wilson Esqr. London, Rent Charge on Grassgarth, Hugill, of £2 12S. od. Annually. 1750 Mr. John Robinson, Lane Foot, Strickland Ketel, Rent charge on Green Rigg Underbarrow of £2 12s. 0d. Annually. 1811 Mrs. Catherine Bordley. Kendal, Interest of £119 2s. 11d. New 3 per cents. 1813 Mr. William Sleddall, Kendal, Interest of £156 7s. 10d. New 3 per cents, 1846 Mrs. Elizabeth Rigg, Manchester, Moiety of Rents of Two Dwelling Houses, Wool Pack Yard. 1852 Reverend George Braithwaite Memory of A. Kendal, Interest of £198 15s. 2d. 3 per cent Consols. 1856 Mr. Christopher Gardner of Kendal, Ironmonger, Interest of £108 5s. 1d. 3 per cent Consols, being a gift to the Poor in commemoration of the Parish Church Restoration.

Branthwaite (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Brettargh (Window S. aisle). In memory of John Yeates, died December . 1847 and Margaretta his Wife died September . 1847, erected by their youngest Son George H. B. Yeates 1865. Arms, I. ar. cross gu. II. ar. fret gu.on chief or, lion passant between 4cross crosslets of 2nd (Brettargh). III. per chevron or & gu. chevron between 3 gates all counterchanged (for Yeates). IV. ar. chevron sa. in chief 3 pellets (Toxteth). V. 41y. of 6, 1 & 6 Yeates, 2 Brettargh, 3 Toxteth, 4 or 2 bars vert (Ackberg), 5 ar. on bend cottised az. 3 mullets or (Ives). VI. Ives. VII. Ackberg. VIII. Yeates, & on escutcheon of pretence 41y. 1 Brettargh, 2 Toxteth, 3 Ackberg, 4 Ives. (Brass under window). This tablet is in affectionate remembrance of George Henry Brettargh Yeates Esquire, of Brettargh Holt, Milnthorpe, who died October 18th, 1875, aged 34 years. and was interred at Heversham October 21st. This was placed in memory of the above by his widow Caroline Beatrice Yeates A.D.1878.

Briggs (In. N.W.floor). died Threlfall 1822. E. Briggs, 1842.

Brocklebank (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Brooks (N.E). In memory of Thomas Sirr, late Guard of the Leeds & Kendal Coach & Innkeeper of this town who died November 11th 1834 aged 61 years. , & of Elizabeth wife of Henry Sanders & daughter of Robert Brooks formerly of the White Hart Inn who died on the 22nd day of August 1843 aged 23 ).

Broughton (Bellingham chapel E. on pillar). On earth three score a tene years spent| or nighe ther abowts this lyffe changed | Dame Thomasin Thorn bvrgh hence went | heavenlye joyes to joye expected | wiffe to Sir William Thornbvrgh Knyght |whylst on earth he was remaynyng. | Sir Robert Bellingham gentle knyght | hir father was wyth whom ending| she desired sepvlted to be | as here hir corps, hir hope (serving) (Whitaker II. 33Q, & Mr. Nicholson p. 59) Vnder lyeth as yove maye see | hir Spirit wyth the blessed being | the eleventhe of Avgvst she expired | a yeare of Christ on thowsand | fyve hundteth eightie too | (ended adds Whitaker) this world she left (there of not l0th) | almightie God hir sowle receave to hevenly blis she hvmblye craved. Arms, tin tures now, 1888, indistinct). I. erm. fret and chief gu. (Thornburgh) ; II. ar. 2 bars gu. on canton of last cross (flory) of field. (Broughton), III. ar. 2 bars and canton gu. over all bend az. (not ar. Mr. N. p. 59, Coupland). IV. fretty ar. (Harrington), V. ar. 3 bugle horns sa. garnished and stringed gu. (St. George says or) (Bellingham), VI. ar. 3 bendlets gu. on canton of last lion rampant of field (Burneshead). (Coll. Alms, I. C. B. 2nd Cal. 16, i.e. Copy of St. George's 1615 Westmd. Visit).

Brumwell (W. altar tomb). In Memory of Hugh Teasdale, who died October 22, 1787 Aged 61, and of Mary, his wife who died April 12, 1776, Aged 50, also of Mary, their Da. who died October 24, 1781 aged 21, Ann, their daughter who died April 2, 1786 Aged 21, Hugh their Son who died July 25, 1790 Aged 19, and James, their Son, who died December 11, 1794, Aged 36, and of the Infant Son of James Teasdale. Also of Jane relict of the above James Teasclale, who died March 14th 1825 Aged 63 years. And of their daus. Mary Teasclale, who died June 26th 1835 Aged 45 y. And Elizabeth, wife of W. C. Brumwell, who died August 21st 1836 Aged 44 years. Also of Jane Eliza infant daughter of W. C. & E. Brumwell, who died February . 1824. Also in m. Francis and Henry, Twin-Sons of James Teasdale, and Jane Brumwell, born June 1st died June 5th and 15th 1855.

Burn (N. W). Sacred memory of David Jackson who died 7th November . 1822 Aged 63. Also of E. A. J. -E. J. -& W. died J. His three Children by Maria his Wife. Also of Elizth. Warne (Mother of the said Maria Jackson) who died 3d October 1826 Aged 90. Also of William Burn her Brother who died Apl. 19, 1822 Aged 88. Also of Maria, Relict of the above David Jackson, who died January 11, 1849 Aged 75. Also of D.J. herNephew who died Apl. 29, 1836 aged 32.

Burra (E). In memory of John Guy late of Garths, Hut ton le Hay, who died September 17, 1790 Aged 32, also of Mary his daughter who died October 27, 1794 Aged 4, and of Isabella Guy his Mother who died August 2, 1809 Aged 78. Also of Mary Huddlestone who died June 12, 1838 Aged 77 years. also Thomas Burra formerly of Watters near Shap who died September lst 1838 aged 53 years. also Margaret his wife who died May 11th 1854, aged 64 years.

Burton (In. N). In memory of John Coward who was a Manufacturer of Ferret Silk in Kendal forty years. & supported through life the Character of an upright & honest Man. He died 31st of December 1798 aged 69. Hannah the Wife of John Coward & daughter of William Burton formerly of Dent in the county of York, was a Woman of the strictest Integrity& departed this life 2nd of May 1799 in the 65th years. of her age. Also near this place were interred three sons viz : The Reverend Joseph Coward Memory of A. on the Foundation of Queen's College, Oxford aged 31. Benjamin who had distinguished himself at School in Classical Literature died in his 18th years. , Henry, the youngest son, aged 21, & one daughter Margaret who died an Infant. Also near this place were interred Hannah Coward who died February . 20th 1825 Aged 64, And William Coward, Surgeon, who died Janry. 9th 1833 Aged 74.

Busher (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Busher (W). In memory of Morffee Lime late of this town, card manufacturer, who died January 8th 1839 aged 66 years. also of Elizabeth, his wife who died February 5th 1828 aged 54y., and of Thomas their son who died August 18th 1844 aged 34 years. , also of Charles Busher who died May 11th 1850 Aged 3 years. & 6 m., & of Elizabeth Busher who died July 24th 1851 Aged 7 years. and of Mary Busher who died March 21st 1852 Aged 3 years. and 6 m. Grandchildren of the above Memory of Lime.

Butler (Above N. W. door 1874, now 1888, S. W., N. aisle). (Hill MSS. 2, 113). S. m. Brevet Major John Ballie Rose, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Holland Lecky Daniell Cuddy, Capt. Henry Thomas Butler, Cart. John George Schaw, Lieutenant Charles Henry Evans, Lieutenant Richard John Thorley Stone, Six Serjeants, one Drummer, twelve Corporals, and one hundred and fifty five Private Soldiers, who were killed or died of wounds received in Battle. Brevet Major Hector McCaskill, Captain John Warren, Lieutenant Robert Grigg, Lieutenant William Mansel Tayler, LieutenantLea Birch, Assistant Surgeon John James Norris, Nine Serjeants, six Corporals, and two hundred and nineteen Private Soldiers, Who died of Fatigue, Exposure or Disease, Making a total of twelve Officers, Fifteen Serjeants, eighteen Corporals, and three hundred and sixty four Private Soldiers, All of the 55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot, Who fell during the War with Russia In Turkey and the Crimea, in the years 1854-1855. This monument is erected by their surviving Comrades, of all Ranks, As a testimony of grief for their loss, and of respect for their worth. " The small and great are there." Job iii: 19. In addition to the deaths above recorded, Eighteen Officers, thirty three Serjeants, one Drummer, Seventeen Corporals, and three hundred and Sixty Private Soldiers of the Regiment, were Wounded at various periods during the War, And of these, one Officer, three Serjeants, and Twenty eight Private Soldiers suffered amputation of Their Limbs. Alma. Inkerman. Sevastopol. (Brass below above) Arms, 4ly 1 & 4 England, 2 Scotland, 3 Ireland, L. V. Westmorland Regiment of Foot. Memory of D.CCCI. to MDCCCXIV. West Indies, St. Domingo, Holland, Bergen- op-Zoom, MDCCCXXXIV to MDCCCL East Indies, Coorg, China, Amog Chusan, Chinhai, Ningpo, Chapoo, Woosung, Shanghai, Ching-Keang-Foo. These colours were borne by the LVth Regiment of Foot from Mdccci to MDCCCIV at S. Domingo in the West Indies & at Bergen-op- Zoom in Holland, & from the year MDCCCXXXIV to MDCCCI at the several places in the East Indies & in China which are inscribed on this brass. They were finally deposited in this church May iii, Mdcccl.

Butler 55th Regiment of Foot monument - Kendal (Above N. W.door 1874, now 1888, S. W., N. aisle). (Hill MSS.2, 113). Sacred memory of Brevet Major John BaIlie Rose, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Holland Lecky Daniell Cuddy, Capt. Henry Thomas Butler, Capt. John George Schaw, Lieutenant Charles Henry Evans, Lieutenant Richard John Thorley Stone, Six Serjeants, one Drummer, twelve Corporals, and one hundred and fifty five Private Soldiers, who were killed or died of wounds received in Battle. Brevet Major Hector McCaskill, Captain John Warren, Lieutenant Robert Grigg, Lieutenant William Mansel Tayler, Lieutenant Lea Birch, Assistant Surgeon John James Norris, Nine Serjeants, six Corporals, and two hundred and nineteen Private Soldiers, Who died of Fatigue, Exposure or Disease, Making a total of twelve Officers, Fifteen Serjeants, eighteen Corporals, and three hundred and sixty four Private Soldiers, All of the 55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot, Who fell during the War with Russia In Turkey and the Crimea, in the years 1854-1855. This Monument is erected by their surviving Comrades, of all Ranks, As a testimony of grief for their loss, and of respect for their worth. "The small and great are there." Job iii: 19. In addition to the deaths above recorded, Eighteen Officers, thirty three Serjeants, one Drummer, Seventeen Corporals, and three hundred and Sixty Private Soldiers of the Regiment, were Wounded at various periods during the War, And of these, one Officer, three Serjeants, and Twenty eight Private Sofdiers suffered amputation of Their Limbs. Alma. Inkerman. Sevastopol. (Brass below above) Arms, 4ly I & 4 England, 2 Scotland, 3 Ireland, L. V.

Chambre (In. N ). Sacred memory of William Sympson 31 years. senior Alderman of this Burgh, & Jane his wife, daughter of Alan Chambre. He died September 18, 1776, aged 78. he died August 4, 1781 aged 83. Sacred memory of Joseph Sympson and Rebecca his wife, daughter of John Miller. Senior Alderman of this Burgh, He died October 31, 1806 aged 76, she died November 21,1781 aged 41.

Chaplin (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Cholmeley (E. window in 1626 No. 1. Whitaker; Nos..I, 11, & 111 in Strickland Chapel, 1664, Dugdale Coll. Arms C. 39, 2nd Cal. l0b). Arms, 1. 41y. 1 & 4 ar. fess dancette between 8 billets sa.. (Deincourt) ; 2 & 3, sa. 3.escallops ar. (Strickland). II. 41y. 1, Strickland ; 2, Deincourt ; 3, blank; 4, gu. fess ar. (. . . . . . ). 111. gu. garb. or, in chief a fleur de lis of 2nd in crescent ermine between two Esquire's helmets ppr. (Cholmeley).

Clark (N. E). In memory of Elizabeth Longhorne late of Highgate, Kendal, who died November 9, 1811 aged 44. Also Isabella her daughter , (Wife) of Simon Clark, Strickland Kettle, who died September 8, 1813 Aged 24.

Clarkewell (Formerly N. aisle, now missing). Margaret Clarkewell. (Mr. Jennings).

Clarkewell (N. W). Mary Clemetson who (d). July 23 1836 Aged 48 years.

Cock (Brass, Bellingham chapel). Here lieth the Body of Mr. William Cock, Mercer, who departed this life the 7th of October Anno Domini 1724 Ætatis suæ 63. Here also lieth the Bodies of his daughter Mary Ann & his Son John.

Cock (Brass. Bellingham chapel). Here also lie the Remains of his Widow Mrs. Hellen Cock, the daughter of the Reverend Mr. John Denton, Rector of Stonegrave in Yorkshire and Prebendary of York, who departed this life January 12th 1762 Aged 81.

Cock (In. W. floor). Here lie the Remains of Thomas Cock of Red Bank in Skelsmergh who died October 21st 1694 aged 62. And William Cock of Red Bank his Son who died October 4th 1747 aged 75. William Cock placed this Stone to the Memory of his Grandfather and Uncle in 1787, And was himself here interred the 29th December 1789 aged 55 Years.

Cock (E). Sacred memory of George Jackson who died January 25th 1821 Aged 68, James his Son d. March l0th 1805 Aged 10. Alice his daughter died February 6th 1800 Aged 1. Nanny his Wife died May 20th 1829 Aged 68. Mary, grand-da. of the above, and daughter of William Jackson died 2nd September . 1825 Aged 6. George, Grandson of the above, & son of John Jackson died 26th April 1831 Aged 13. Ann daughter of the above died July 29th 1830 Aged 33. The above William Jackson died 14th September . 1831 Aged 40. The above John Jackson died 4th February 1832 Aged 39. Eleanor Cock died 24th December . 1836 Aged 41. Ann, daughter of the above Eleanor died 21St December . 1836 Aged 6 m. Emma Jackson Wife of the above William Jackson died September . 27th 1850, Aged 60.

Cocke (Brass, Bellingham chapel). Here lth the Body of Mrs. Hannah Cocke late Wife of Mr. William Cocke alderman of K. Kendal who died the 16th day of Novembr. Anno Dom. 1696 ætatis sue 33, mori mihi lucrum est.

Compston (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Compston (W). Sacred memory of Margaret Compston, youngest daughter of Robert Compston, who departed this life December . 9th 1846 aged 30 years. Stranger who e'er thou art respect this stone the name it bears may be to thee unknown as to the world, but it to one was dear or else it never had been sculptur'd here, I will not ask thee for her soul to pray, Pray for thyself & all-& go thy way also of Robert Compston, father of the above, died July 23rd 1848 aged 76.

Cooke (Brass, Parr chapel). Here lyes the Body of Ralph Cooke late of this Town, Gent. who departed this life the 31st day of August Anno Dom. 1719 & Ætat suræ 63. Here also lyes the Body of John his youngest Son who departed this life the 28th day of April Anno Dom. 1718 & Ætat suae 7. Here also lyes the Body of William his third son who departed this life the l0th day of January Anno Dom. 1722 & Ætat suae .19. (Mr. Jennings' 1861 copy; bur 9 January par. reg).

Cookson (N. W). Sacred memory of William Cookson, Union Street, who departed this life September . 16th 1835 aged 61 years. Ann, Relict of William Cookson departed life 3rd April 1861 Aged 79 years. Interred at St. Thomas's, Kendal, 7th April 1861. Also in m. John Hodgson who died at Keswick September 19th 1839 Aged 78 years. And of Ann his Wife who died at Kendal February 9th 1845 in the 88th years. of her age, her end was peace. "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord."

Cooper (W). James Cooper 1804, Catherine Cooper 1804, Thomas Cooper 1781, Joseph Cooper 1825, Mary Cooper 1828.

Copley (In. brass. Bellingham chapel). Here lie the Remains of Isabella Copley late of Hawkshead Hall, who died the 28th day of February 1770 Aged 46 years.

Corker (N). Here lieth interred Mr. Richard Corker who died October the 21st 1759 aged 49 years. He was a Man strictly honest, a firm Friend, a noble pattern of Industry and a good Christian. (partly from Mr. Jennings’ copy).

Corney (In. S. floor). To the memory of Ann Corney, Widow of Peter Corney of Penrith who departed this life November 25th 1805 Aged 78 years. This Stone was placed here by desire of her Sister Jane Heysham. Also in m. Jane Heysham, Widow, who departed this life May 23, 1806 Aged 81 years. Both Daughters of George and Mary Fell of Kirkland.

Cornthwaite (W. altar tomb). Thomas Cornthwaite late of this Town, Whitesmith & Iron-founder died the 17th day of August 1796 Aged 56. The fame of this truly ingenious Mechanic need not be sounded here, he hath raised to himself a more durable Monument in the many useful Inventions by which he hath contributed to the good of Mankind. Also Elizabeth his Wife died the 7th day of June .1785, in the 41st years. of her age.

Coupland (W). Here lie the Remains of Mr. Thomas Coupland late of Kendal, Maltster, who departed this life the 5th day of December 1771 aged 57 years. This monument is erected by his Widow to be a lasting memorial of her esteem and Affection. His Life was one contind. Scene of Industry, application to Business, and the service of his Friends, which rendered him a truly valuable Man, Near also lie the Remains of Agnes his daughter late Wife of Mr. William Wilkinson of K(endal) Hosier who died the 29th Day of April. . . . in the 27th years. of her age. She was his Wife 8 Y - all living to 1ament the loss of so . . . . a Parent. Also underneath this Stone lie the R(emains) of Elizabeth Coupland, Widow of the . . . . Thomas Coupland who departed this life the 7th July, 1798 Aged 71 years.

Coward (In. N). In memory of John Coward who was a Manufacturer of Ferret Silk in Kendal forty years. & supported through life the Character of an upright & honest Man. He died 31st of December 1798 aged 69. Hannah the Wife of John Coward & daughter of William Burton formerly of Dent in the county of York, was a Woman of the strictest Integrity& departed this life 2nd of May 1799 in the 65th years. of her age. Also near this place were interred three sons viz : The Reverend Joseph Coward Memory of A. on the Foundation of Queen's College, Oxford aged 31. Benjamin who had distinguished himself at School in Classical Literature died in his 18th years. , Henry, the youngest son, aged 21, & one daughter Margaret who died an Infant. Also near this place were interred Hannah Coward who died February . 20th 1825 Aged 64, And William Coward, Surgeon, who died Janry. 9th 1833 Aged 74.

Coward (Floor of aisle N). William Coward 1833.

Cowperthwaite (S. Wall, removed thither in 1849, with others, from mid aisle floor, on the church being partially re-flagged), Here lie the Remains of Hannah, Wife of William Fletcher, Apothecary and Surgeon, who departed this life April 2d 1752 in the 37th years. of her Age, she was daughter to Christopher & Jennet Cowperthwaite late of Nether Levens. She was an affectionate and dutiful Wife and daughter and an indulgent Parent. (Mr Jennings.)

Cowperthwaite (In. W). To the memory of John Williamson late of Natland Beck, Gent. who departed this life February 29, 1760; aged 51. And Mary his wife, daughter of James and Catherine Cowperthwaite of Whitwell, who died August 20, 1784 ; aged 79. Also Stephen their elder son who died an Infant, This Monument was erected by their only surviving son, James Williamson B.D. of Queen's College, Oxford.

Crackenthorp (Bellingham chapel floor). Hic jacet Anna Crackenthorp, Roberti & Jane Ridgeway Filia Qure Mortem obiit non pertubata 17mo. Die Januarii Anno Salutis 1770 Aetatis 19. Reverendus Gilbertus Crackenthorp, Scholae Candaliensis Præfectus, In Memoriam Charissimæ conjugis, hoc Monumentum Mærens posuit.

Crackenthorp (In. Bellingham chapel floor). Here lie the Remains of Elizabeth Wife of Mr.Gilbt. Crackenthorp, Master of the Grammar School in Kendal, daughter of Robt. & Elizabeth Wilson of the Coffee House in Highgate who died the 2d of January 1774 aged 53.

Cragg (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Crathorne (In. S. E). Arlns (on lozenge) ar. saltire gu. impaling per fess gu. & ar.3 cinquefoils counterchanged (Swinburne). Here lie the Remains of Isabella Crathorne, Widow of Thomas Crathorne Esquire of Crathorne In the county of York. Though left to deplore the loss Of an affectionate Husband At an age in which time Had scarcely diminished Th' attractions of her person She prefer'd The melancholy pleasure Of bearing his name To every solicitation Which press'd her to a second Union. Those pledges of their love Who lost in infancy A Father's care, When reason began to dawn Beheld in his faithful Relict A Parent Entitled to redoubled affection. A display of her amiable qualities From one Whom Nature had taught to love And mature reflexion to venerate her Might be Suspected Of fond exaggeration. To prevent This injustice to her memory He is silent with respect to her Virtues; And only testifies His sorrows For the loss of so excellent a Mother By his wish That her example May ev! ery day become less rare. She died 7th of april 1789 In the 53d years. of her age. Requiescat in pace. (Mr. Jennings' copy 1861. buried 1789 Ap. 21 Isabella C. of Stramongate, papist.

Craven (W. altar tomb). Here lie the Remains of William Robinson, Mason, who died the l0th day of March 1781 Aged 61. Margaret his Wife, who died the 13th day of July 1781 Aged 66. And William Robinson their Son who died the 28th of December 1787 Aged 57. Jane Robinson his surviving Widow caused this Tomb to be erected. And William Robinson, her second Husband who died March 22d 1804 Aged 34, And George Craven her Father who died April 12th 1797 Aged 67. And Agnes Craven, his Widow who died April 19th 1821 Aged 93. The above Jane Robinson, died May 11th 1850 Aged 85. And Agnes daughter of the above Jane Robinson, who died August 17th 1852 Aged 64.

Crosby (In. E) . H. S. E. Willielmus Crosby A.M. Dunelmensis Collegij S.S. Trinitatis Cantabrig. ab: anno 1690 Socius, hujus Eccles ab anno 1699 Vicarius obijt Septimo die Decembris Anno Dom. 1733 Ætat. 70 months.

Crosfield (W). In memory of Susan Crosfield, daughter of Thomas and Susan Crosfield of Stricklandgate, Kendal, who died January 4. 1802 Aged 28. Also in m. Robert Vipond who died April 28th 1838 Aged 55. And of Jane Vipond his Wife, Relation to the above named, who died June 28th 1843 Aged 62 Also of Martha Vipond, daughter of Robert and Jane Vipond who died June 5th 1849 Aged 27.

Cuddy (Above N. W. door 1874, now 1888, S. W., N. aisle). (Hill MSS. 2, 113). S. m. Brevet Major John Ballie Rose, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Holland Lecky Daniell Cuddy, Capt. Henry Thomas Butler, Cart. John George Schaw, Lieutenant Charles Henry Evans, Lieutenant Richard John Thorley Stone, Six Serjeants, one Drummer, twelve Corporals, and one hundred and fifty five Private Soldiers, who were killed or died of wounds received in Battle. Brevet Major Hector McCaskill, Captain John Warren, Lieutenant Robert Grigg, Lieutenant William Mansel Tayler, LieutenantLea Birch, Assistant Surgeon John James Norris, Nine Serjeants, six Corporals, and two hundred and nineteen Private Soldiers, Who died of Fatigue, Exposure or Disease, Making a total of twelve Officers, Fifteen Serjeants, eighteen Corporals, and three hundred and sixty four Private Soldiers, All of the 55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot, Who fell during the War with Russia In Turkey and the Crimea, in the years 1854-1855. This monument is erected by their surviving Comrades, of all Ranks, As a testimony of grief for their loss, and of respect for their worth. " The small and great are there." Job iii: 19. In addition to the deaths above recorded, Eighteen Officers, thirty three Serjeants, one Drummer, Seventeen Corporals, and three hundred and Sixty Private Soldiers of the Regiment, were Wounded at various periods during the War, And of these, one Officer, three Serjeants, and Twenty eight Private Soldiers suffered amputation of Their Limbs. Alma. Inkerman. Sevastopol. (Brass below above) Arms, 4ly 1 & 4 England, 2 Scotland, 3 Ireland, L. V. Westmorland Regiment of Foot. Memory of D.CCCI. to MDCCCXIV. West Indies, St. Domingo, Holland, Bergen- op-Zoom, MDCCCXXXIV to MDCCCL East Indies, Coorg, China, Amog Chusan, Chinhai, Ningpo, Chapoo, Woosung, Shanghai, Ching-Keang-Foo. These colours were borne by the LVth Regiment of Foot from Mdccci to MDCCCIV at S. Domingo in the West Indies & at Bergen-op- Zoom in Holland, & from the year MDCCCXXXIV to MDCCCI at the several places in the East Indies & in China which are inscribed on this brass. They were finally deposited in this church May iii, Mdcccl.

Cuddy 55th Regiment of Foot monument - Kendal (Above N. W.door 1874, now 1888, S. W., N. aisle). (Hill MSS.2, 113). Sacred memory of Brevet Major John BaIlie Rose, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Holland Lecky Daniell Cuddy, Capt. Henry Thomas Butler, Capt. John George Schaw, Lieutenant Charles Henry Evans, Lieutenant Richard John Thorley Stone, Six Serjeants, one Drummer, twelve Corporals, and one hundred and fifty five Private Soldiers, who were killed or died of wounds received in Battle. Brevet Major Hector McCaskill, Captain John Warren, Lieutenant Robert Grigg, Lieutenant William Mansel Tayler, Lieutenant Lea Birch, Assistant Surgeon John James Norris, Nine Serjeants, six Corporals, and two hundred and nineteen Private Soldiers, Who died of Fatigue, Exposure or Disease, Making a total of twelve Officers, Fifteen Serjeants, eighteen Corporals, and three hundred and sixty four Private Soldiers, All of the 55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot, Who fell during the War with Russia In Turkey and the Crimea, in the years 1854-1855. This Monument is erected by their surviving Comrades, of all Ranks, As a testimony of grief for their loss, and of respect for their worth. "The small and great are there." Job iii: 19. In addition to the deaths above recorded, Eighteen Officers, thirty three Serjeants, one Drummer, Seventeen Corporals, and three hundred and Sixty Private Soldiers of the Regiment, were Wounded at various periods during the War, And of these, one Officer, three Serjeants, and Twenty eight Private Sofdiers suffered amputation of Their Limbs. Alma. Inkerman. Sevastopol. (Brass below above) Arms, 4ly I & 4 England, 2 Scotland, 3 Ireland, L. V.

Cundall (E. altar tomb). Here lie the Bodies of Thomas Shaw, Shearman and Agnes his wife, he died January 4, 1695 aged 65. She died March 1720 aged 77. This Monument is erected to their Memory by ye Reverend Thos. Shaw died D. their grand-son. Also Thomas Baldwin who died October 27, 1782 aged 90. Elizabeth his wife died August 17, 1785 aged 90. Thomas their Son died Decr. 18,1787 aged 56. John their Son died February 3, 1788 aged 53. Miles their Son died January 16, 1807 aged 74. Margaret his wife died April 6,1811 aged 74 years. Martha, daughter of Thomas And Elizabeth Baldwin died September . 22, 1813 aged 91. (brass, W. end). In memory of Sarah Cundall who died July 26th 1815 Aged 78 years.

Cuthbert (E. flat, formerly altar tomb, with rail). Here lies buried The Reverend . Richard Cuthbert A.Y. Vicar of Kirkby Kendale: In whose character The christian, the scholar, and the gentleman, rendered each other more illustrious. His zeal was happily tempered with knowledge and moderation. His publick labours and private conduct agreed to demonstrate the integrity of his life. Stranger suspect not this epitaph of flattery ; His praises are more fully inscribed on the hearts of all who knew him. And his Master's Presence will reward and perfect his virtues, By a more intimate converse with the great exemplar. Ob. November 7. A.D. 1744 Aetat. 48 Cur huj. Par. 11. Here also lieth Dorothy his daughter aged 2, Richard his son aged 6.

Dalston (In. N). To Memory of John Leyburne late of Cunswick Esq. who died ye 9th of Decem: 1737: Aged 69. In whom that Ancient, Loyall, & Religious Family is now extinct, Whose Example this Inscription Recommends to Posterity, For under this Stone lies the Remains of a most Affectionate Husband, a Charitable Neighbour, & a Kind Master. In Dealings Just, In Words Sincere, Was Humble in Pros perity, Heroickly resign'd in Adversity, Whose unaffected Devotion. Strict Sobriety & Unwearied practice of Christian Duties, is worthy ye Imitation of All. He had two Sons, who died in their Infancy so hath left no Issue to inherit his Virtues. And that the Memory of them may not perish with ye Name Lucy his wife hath Plac'd this Monument, as a Memorial of her Love & Esteem. Miseremini, Miseremini, mei, Saltem vos Amici mei ! Job 19th. Arms, 41y I & 4 az. 6 1ioncels ar. armed & langued gu. (Leyburne) 2 & 3, or. chevron gu. between 3 daws heads erased beaked of the field (for Dalston).

Dalton (In: brass, Bellinghan~ chapel). Here lie the Remains of Elizth. Dalton, Widow 0f Capt. James Dalton who departed this life the 11th Day of July in the years. of our Lord 1769.

Davison (E. altar tomb, rail). In memory of John Davison Esq. late of Hill-top House near Kendal, who departed this life the 12th day of April 1804, in the 54th years. of his Age. Also of Agnes his Wife who died November 1st 1831 in the 76th years. of her Age.

Dawson (In. W). Here lyes Frances late Wife of Jacob Dawson Gent. who departed this life 19 June 1700: in ye 25th years. of her age Who by a Free and Chearfull resignation of herselfe (even in the midst of this world's affluence), has left us just grounds to hope she is now happy.

Dawson (E). J. Dawson aged 64, 1821. Eliz. Dawson aged 83.1840.

Dawson (In. E. chancel floor). Hic jacet reverend us in Christo pater Robertvs Dawson episcopvs Clonefertensis et Dvcensis Hibernicvs Qui. obiit.. die decima tertia Aprilis 1643. (aged 54).

Deincourt (E. window in 1626 No. 1. Whitaker; Nos..I, 11, & 111 in Strickland Chapel, 1664, Dugdale Coll. Arms C. 39, 2nd Cal. l0b). Arms, 1. 41y. 1 & 4 ar. fess dancette between 8 billets sa.. (Deincourt) ; 2 & 3, sa. 3.escallops ar. (Strickland). II. 41y. 1, Strickland ; 2, Deincourt ; 3, blank; 4, gu. fess ar. (. . . . . . ). 111. gu. garb. or, in chief a fleur de lis of 2nd in crescent ermine between two Esquire's helmets ppr. (Cholmeley).

Deincourt (Strickland chapel, altar tomb). Arms, 1. 41y. 1 & 4, fess dancette between 9 billets 4 & 5 (Deincourt). 2 & 3 escallops (Strickland). I I. The same (but not repeating) impa1ing on saltire, mallet pierced (Nevil1e).

Dennison (E). Sacred memory of John Dennison late of Liverpool who died June 8th 1835. also of Betsy Dennison of Kirkland, Widow of the above and fourth daughter of Robert and Ann Harrison who departed this life April 9th 1854 aged 83 years. Requiescantin pace.

Dent (In. S. W.floor) . Mary Dent died 30th April 1835 aged 79.

Denton (Brass. Bellingham chapel). Here also lie the Remains of his Widow Mrs. Hellen Cock, the daughter of the Reverend Mr. John Denton, Rector of Stonegrave in Yorkshire and Prebendary of York, who departed this life January 12th 1762 Aged 81.

Dickinson (W). In Memory of Miles Beck, late of Natland who died October 14th, 1780, Aged 60, also of John Beck his Son, who died August 14th, 1784, Aged 37. Also of Agnes Dickinson, his daughter who died November 9th, 1804, Aged 47. Also of John Dickinson, his Son in Law, who died January 2nd, 1807, Aged 56. Also of Martha, Widow of Miles Beck who died November8th, 1810, Aged 86. Also of Margaret their daughter , who died April 28th. 1811, Aged 46. Also of Emma their daughter who died November 23d, 1818, Aged 73. Also of Thomas, son of Thomas Beck, who d. May 7th, 1818, Aged 26. Also of Walter Beck of London, their son, who died January 6th, 1819, Aged 59. Also of Thomas Beck of Kendal, their Son, who died February 1st, 1819, Aged 66. Also of William Beck, their Son who died and was Buried in the Isle of Delos, Africa, June 1791, Aged 36. Also of Miles Beck of Preston in Lancashire, their Son, who died January 13th 1821, Aged 70.

Dickinson (E). This Tomb is inscribed with Parental Affection To Memory of Isabella Dickinson daughter of Richard & Dorothy Dickinson of Kendal, who departed this life the 20th of February 1793. Aged 18 years. Likewise the body of Dorothy Dickinson, Wife of Richard Dickinson, who departed this life the 1st of September 1810 Aged 73 years. Also the body of Richard Dickinson who departed this life on the 21st of March 1814 Aged 79Y .

Dickinson (E. 2 altar tombs, rail). [I.] In memory of Benjamin Hunter, Wine Merchant, who d. February 2, 1804 aged 51, also of Elizabeth, his Wife, daughter of John Dickinson, of Low Barrows Green, who died February 4, 1788 aged 25, & of Alice, his second Wife, daughter of the Reverend Isaac Knipe Memory of A. of Ambleside, who died December 27, 1802 aged 35, & of Catherine his daughter who died June 4, 1799 aged 4 Memory of [2] .Thomas Hunter late of Kendal, Hosier, died February 12th 1784 aged 64Y., And Catherine his daughter died July 15th 1766 aged 9 years. , Also Catherine his Wife departed this life May 18th 1787 aged 73. Thomas Hunter, hosier, son of Thomas & Catherine Hunter died June l0th 1811, aged 56. Jane Hunter died September 16th, 1829 Aged 73.

Dixon (W). Elizabeth Dixon, died April 13, 1806 Aged 62.

Dixon (E). In Memory of James Dixon 1800, Elizabeth Dixon 1820, John Tebay 1820, Elizabeth Dixon Tebay 1825, James Tebay 1840.

Dixon (E. altar tomb). In Memory of Robert Dixon who died November 4, 1772 Aged 52, also of William Simpson, Wine Merchant, who died December 10, 1802 Aged 47, and of William his Son Who died August 21, 1795, Aged 6 and William his Son Who died April 19, 1809 Aged 12. Dorothy Dixon, Widow of the above Robert Dixon d November 15th 1814 Aged 88 and Elizabeth Simpson Widow ot the above William Simpson who died at Crosthwaite December . 6th 1849 Aged 88.

Dixon (N .E). In memory of Thomas Dixon, who died at Low Mills; May 17th, 1837 Aged 62 years. and of Betsy his daughter who died Augst. 23rd 1826 Aged 13 years. and of Ann his wife who died December 11th 1838 Aged 62 years.

Dobinson (N). In memory of Esther wife of Richard Dobinson, Scalthwaite-Rigg Stocks who departed life 17th February 1842 Aged 45 years. she was much beloved in her family, deeply regretted by those who knew her & and the poor have lost a friend. Remember now when this you see, that you prepare to follow me.

Dodgson (In. N. W. floor). Here lie the Remains of Elizabeth, Wife of John Dodgson of Stramongate who died .January 27, 1782, aged 52. Here also is buried the aforesaid John Dodgson Who died June 4, 1784 aged 60.

Dodgson (E). Here lieth the Body of Mr. John Robinson late of Crossbank in Kendall. Here Also Lieth the Body of Mrs. Isabel Dodgson, Relict of the said Mr. John Robinson, and Wife of Mr. John Dodgson Alderman, who died January the 11th l739 Aged 63. Here also lie interred the Remains of Mr. John Dodgson, Husband of the said Isabel and late Sen. Alderman of Kendal, who died the 4th of February 1765 Aged 86. And near this Stone are Deposited the Bodies of his two Grand-children, John Aged near twenty years. and Isabel Aged three. (Mostly Mr. Jennings'. 1861 Copy).

Dowker (In. W). Sacred memory of Elizabeth Carus, daughter of the late James Dowker Esqr. who died 1. January 16th 1804 Aged 52 years. also of Dorothy Dowker her Sister who died May 15th 1831 Aged 82 years.

Dowker (In. N). To Memory of James Dowker, Late of Kendal Esquire who died August 21,1786 aged 66; and of his eldest Son John Dowker who died May 23, 1787 aged 30; And of his youngest Son Thomas Dowker who died August 19, 1786 aged 24. His second and only surviving Son, The Reverend James Dowker; A.M. erected this Monument, And died 19th October 1789 Aged 28 years. Jane Dowker Widow of ye above named Jas. Dowker Esqr. died 9th March 1794 Aged 71. Arms, ar. fess wavy between 3 sheldrakes sa. Crest, arm ppr. holding fish.

Dowker (In. N). Sacred memory of Jackson Harrison Esqr. one of the Senior Aldermen of this Burgh of Kendal,who died on the 17th of October 1804 Aged 63 years. , also of his Widow Mrs.Jane Harrison daughter of the late James Dowker Esq. who died on the 21st of January 1820 Aged 66 years.

Dowker (In. S). " Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, " Sacred memory of William . Richardson Esqr. who departed this life November . 28th 1809 aged 58, and of Thomasin his widow, the youngest daughter and last surviving descendant of James Dowker Esqre, she died January 4th 1839, aged 81.

Dowson D(OWSON). (E}. I.K., J.K., E.D., 1825; B.C.D. 1830; E.W.1835 (Mr.Jennings). (Mrs. Dowson wife of Mr. B.D.,printer, aged 39, died 6 July. 1825 ; Benjamin Clementson died aged 19, died 15 May 1830. Kendal Chronicle).

Drinkell (In. S.W). In memory of Francis Drinkell Senior alderman of this Burgh Esquire who died September 5th 1787 Aged 76. Also of Frances his wife who died June 9th 1771 aged 65 years. ; she was the daughter of Richard Wilson of Black Hall Esquire. Arms, sa. lion rampant, in chief 3 mullets of six points.

Dudgeon (In. N). Sacred memory of George Dudgeon who died September 27th 1814 Aged 42. Also of Mary his Wife who died March 2nd 1815 Aged 52.

Edmondson (Bellingham chapel). Memorial.- This is to certify that the Brass Plates to the East of this Inscription were collected from the Floor and Pew doors of this church, during its Restoration in 1851 and 1852, and were carefully preserved and are precisely the same as they were found at the time. In testimony whereof we have caused this Brass plate to be engraved. Joseph Watkins Barnes, vicar of Kendal. William Chaplin, curate; churchwardens, John Mann, churchhusband, Edward Branthwaite, Isaac Edmondson, Joseph Barrow, Robert B. Hunter, Rainforth Hodgson, Samuel Compston, Thomas Busher, Henry Cragg, Thomas Brockelbank, Anthony Nicholson, Joseph Morton, Christopher Birkett, John Washington, Parish clerk.

Edmondson (N. E). In memory of Mary Ann Edmondson aged 2 years. 1825, Mary Edmondson 4y. 1829,Jane Edmondson 2 years. 1835,Joseph Edmondson 3 years. 1838, Catherine Edmondson 1 years. 1838, Dorothy Edmondson 4 years. 1844.

Elleray (E). Tom. Ann Elleray, daughter of Robert & Jane Elleray of Kirkland, Tanner, who departed this life January 20th 1826 Aged 5 years. Also of Robert Elleray their Son who departed life February 18th 1828 Aged 9 years. , And of Jane Elizabeth Elleray, second Da. of the above named who departed life December 23rd 1837 Aged 10 years. Also in m. Robert Elleray, Father to Children above named who departed this life April 12th 1849 Aged 71 years. Also of Jane Elleray the beloved Wife of the above who departed this life October 23, 1855 Aged 59 years.

Elleray (E). Here lies Interred Christopher Elleray late of Cooper House in Strickland Roger, Tanner, who departed this life the 22d Day of March in the years. 1748 in the 66 years. of his Age.

Elleray (N. 2 altar tombs, rail). [1] Here lie the Remains of Robert Nicholson la te of the Market-place in Kendal; Grocer, who died September the 17th 1741 aged 75 years. Here also lie the Remains of Thomas Elleray late of the Market-place, Grocer and Tallow chandler, who died December the 5th 1782 aged 80 years. Isabella EIleray placed this Monument as a Testimony of her respect to the Memory of an Uncle and a Brother. [2] Isabella Elleray a maiden lady died l. October 29th. 1788, after surviving the rest of her family and the in- timates of her earlier years; she died not unlamented. Her munificence endeared her to the poor who mourn the loss of their common friend. Her bounty was not confined to the present age alone, but provided for posterity by augmenting the funds of the public charities in this town by liberal donations to the Hospital, Sunday School's and Dispensary. She died in the 79th years. of her age.

Elliot (E). A. Elliott died 30th April 1824 Aged 91. Catherine Elliott died 22nd January 1826 Aged 81.

Elyetson (W). In memory of Jane the Wife of John Emmett of Preston who departed this life April 20th 1847 Aged 37 years.

Evans (Above N. W. door 1874, now 1888, S. W., N. aisle). (Hill MSS. 2, 113). S. m. Brevet Major John Ballie Rose, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Holland Lecky Daniell Cuddy, Capt. Henry Thomas Butler, Cart. John George Schaw, Lieutenant Charles Henry Evans, Lieutenant Richard John Thorley Stone, Six Serjeants, one Drummer, twelve Corporals, and one hundred and fifty five Private Soldiers, who were killed or died of wounds received in Battle. Brevet Major Hector McCaskill, Captain John Warren, Lieutenant Robert Grigg, Lieutenant William Mansel Tayler, LieutenantLea Birch, Assistant Surgeon John James Norris, Nine Serjeants, six Corporals, and two hundred and nineteen Private Soldiers, Who died of Fatigue, Exposure or Disease, Making a total of twelve Officers, Fifteen Serjeants, eighteen Corporals, and three hundred and sixty four Private Soldiers, All of the 55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot, Who fell during the War with Russia In Turkey and the Crimea, in the years 1854-1855. This monument is erected by their surviving Comrades, of all Ranks, As a testimony of grief for their loss, and of respect for their worth. " The small and great are there." Job iii: 19. In addition to the deaths above recorded, Eighteen Officers, thirty three Serjeants, one Drummer, Seventeen Corporals, and three hundred and Sixty Private Soldiers of the Regiment, were Wounded at various periods during the War, And of these, one Officer, three Serjeants, and Twenty eight Private Soldiers suffered amputation of Their Limbs. Alma. Inkerman. Sevastopol. (Brass below above) Arms, 4ly 1 & 4 England, 2 Scotland, 3 Ireland, L. V. Westmorland Regiment of Foot. Memory of D.CCCI. to MDCCCXIV. West Indies, St. Domingo, Holland, Bergen- op-Zoom, MDCCCXXXIV to MDCCCL East Indies, Coorg, China, Amog Chusan, Chinhai, Ningpo, Chapoo, Woosung, Shanghai, Ching-Keang-Foo. These colours were borne by the LVth Regiment of Foot from Mdccci to MDCCCIV at S. Domingo in the West Indies & at Bergen-op- Zoom in Holland, & from the year MDCCCXXXIV to MDCCCI at the several places in the East Indies & in China which are inscribed on this brass. They were finally deposited in this church May iii, Mdcccl.

Evans 55th Regiment of Foot monument - Kendal (Above N. W.door 1874, now 1888, S. W., N. aisle). (Hill MSS.2, 113). Sacred memory of Brevet Major John BaIlie Rose, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Holland Lecky Daniell Cuddy, Capt. Henry Thomas Butler, Capt. John George Schaw, Lieutenant Charles Henry Evans, Lieutenant Richard John Thorley Stone, Six Serjeants, one Drummer, twelve Corporals, and one hundred and fifty five Private Soldiers, who were killed or died of wounds received in Battle. Brevet Major Hector McCaskill, Captain John Warren, Lieutenant Robert Grigg, Lieutenant William Mansel Tayler, Lieutenant Lea Birch, Assistant Surgeon John James Norris, Nine Serjeants, six Corporals, and two hundred and nineteen Private Soldiers, Who died of Fatigue, Exposure or Disease, Making a total of twelve Officers, Fifteen Serjeants, eighteen Corporals, and three hundred and sixty four Private Soldiers, All of the 55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot, Who fell during the War with Russia In Turkey and the Crimea, in the years 1854-1855. This Monument is erected by their surviving Comrades, of all Ranks, As a testimony of grief for their loss, and of respect for their worth. "The small and great are there." Job iii: 19. In addition to the deaths above recorded, Eighteen Officers, thirty three Serjeants, one Drummer, Seventeen Corporals, and three hundred and Sixty Private Soldiers of the Regiment, were Wounded at various periods during the War, And of these, one Officer, three Serjeants, and Twenty eight Private Sofdiers suffered amputation of Their Limbs. Alma. Inkerman. Sevastopol. (Brass below above) Arms, 4ly I & 4 England, 2 Scotland, 3 Ireland, L. V.

Fairbank (In brass, Bellingham chapel). Near this place lie the Remains of Ann Fairbank, Widow of John Fairbank, Alderman, and daughter of Matthew Bell, Tanner, She departed this life June the 23d 1766 Aged 72.

Fawcett (N). In Memory of Robert Pennington of Hollings in Hutton-i'th'-Hay, who died October 5th 1849 aged 78. Also of David Fawcett Pennington his son, who died August 30th 1840; aged 27. Also of Ann Fawcett, who died April 15th 1842 aged 87, relict of the late David Fawcett of Kendal, she died at Hollings, Hutton-i'th'-Hay at the house of her son in law Robert Pennington. Also of David Fawcett, husband of the above who died February 5th 1803. Also of Mary, widow of the above Robert Pennington who died on the 4th November 1878 aged 87 y. and was interred at the new cemetery.

Fell (In. S. floor). To the memory of Ann Corney, Widow of Peter Corney of Penrith who departed this life November 25th 1805 Aged 78 years. This Stone was placed here by desire of her Sister Jane Heysham. Also in m. Jane Heysham, Widow, who departed this life May 23, 1806 Aged 81 years. Both Daughters of George and Mary Fell of Kirkland.

Fell (E). James Fell, 1822, Mary Fell, 1832.

Fell (S. E). Near this place are deposited the remains of James Fell late surgeon in Kendal, he was born at Gleaston in the County of Lancaster the sixth day of July A.D. MDCCXXXIX and died the seventeenth day of September A,D. MDCCCIII. His professional skill, his sim- plicity of manners, his warm benevolence of disposition and his active, extensive and unostentatious charity rendered him respected in life, resigned through a long and acute illness and comfortable at the hour of death under the firm and Christian hope of a future and a better World. Reader! Go and do thou likewise. Then humbly meet thy God.

Fell (In. N. aisle). Thomas Fell 1819. Bridget Fell 1841.

Fell (In. N). Sacred memory of Thomas Fell, late of Kendal Esqr. who departed this life July 21st 1819 aged 42 years. This tablet was erected by Bridget his widow who entered into the rest that she longed for on the 1st of March 1841 aged 58 years.

Fell (In. s. W. floor). To the memory of Dorothy Yeates late wife of Thomas Yeates, town clerk of Kendal, who died the 30th day of October 1784 in the 46th years. of her age; George Fell and Mary his wife, her father and mother, and James, William, Edward, and Elizabeth, four of their children, also lie interred here, also of the said Thomas Yeates, who died 16th September 1791 aged 59, and Edward Yeates his son, who died 22nd of September 1790 aged 19. Also of Anthony George, third son of John and Margaretta Yeates ; and great-grand son of the above Thomas Yeates, he died November 25th 1837 aged 7 years.

Fenton F(ENTON). (W). C.F. 1808. P.F. 1825., Memory of F. 1802. A.F.1802. A.F. 1803 (5).

Fenton (In. W. formerly over N. aisle door). Sacred memory of Christopher Fenton who died l November 1808 Aged 84. " Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord." He was Senior Alderman of this Burgh 20 years, and served the Office of Mayor four Times with Zeal and Fidelity. Also of Barbara his Wife, who died 28 November 1796 Aged 74. Also of Miles Fenton who died September . 1809, Aged 82. Also of Agnes, Wife of Cr. Fenton Junr. who died 24 May 1804 Aged 29, & her two Children Agnes Aged 3 years. and Christopher an amiable Youth who died in Liver- pool 5 Oct. 1811, Aged 14. Near this place are also Interred the Remains of Elizabeth only daughter of the above Christopher Fenton who departed this life the 19th day of February 1829 in the 76 years. of her Age. Arms, ar cross fimbriated between 4 fleurs de lis. Crest, out of Eastern crown, arm embowed holding dagger.

Fenton (In. N. floor). Elizabeth Fenton. .

Fenwick (In brass, Bellingham chapel). Here lieth interred Benjamin Fenwick Esq. a worthy Descendant from the Antient Family of Nunriding in Northumberland who died November the 15th 1752 in the 84th years. of his Age. This laudable Gentleman truly zealous and firmly strenuous for the Glory of his Prince and the Good of his Country spent sixty years. in the Marine Service, with unblemished Honour, and undeviating Fidelity. As a just Reward of his gallant Actions, His Sovereign gave him the Command of a man of war. In that important Post He fought the Enemies of Great Britain with intrepid Courage, meritorious Conduct, and memorable Success. Mrs. Lambert, his Niece, ordered this Inscription as a solemn Testimony of her great Regard to his merit and gratefull Affection for his memory.

Fenwick (In. brass, Bellingham chapel). Here lie the Remains of Mrs. Jane Fenwick, a Descendant from the worthy Family of the Fenwicks of Overborrough in Lancashire who died July the 5th 1753 aged 57 years.

Fisher (In. N. dove, crown, and Palm branch, 3books, one opened). In memory of Anne, wife of Ralph Fisher of Hill-Top near Kendal Esquire, a most affectionate partner, a kind and tender mother, a sincere and attached friend and a truly pious Christian. She departed this life on the 21st day of June 1818 at the age of 38 years. leaving a disconsolate husband & a large young family to deplore her loss. “Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord." (Crest, a Kingfisher holding a fish. Arms, or, chevron between three kingfishers gu : Motto Ex fide fortis.

Fisher (In. Bellingham chapel). Here lieth the body of Edward Fisher, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Fisher of Highgate in K. Kendall who died the 4th day of March Anno Domini 1676 aetatis suae 19, (some Greek, difficult to decipher, follows).

Fisher (N. W). Underneath this Stone is interred John, The Son of Ralph & Ann Fisher of Hill-Top in this County, who died the 7th Day of April 1810 Aged 11 m. Also Sarah & Betsey, Infant Daus. of Ralph and Ann Fisher, who died the 18th August 1816. Also Ann, Wife of Ralph Fisher, who died 21st June 1818 Aged 38 years.

Fisher (In. N. clerestory window). John Fisher gave this. Arms, az. on chevron between 3 towers ar. a compass. Motto, In the Lord is our trust. (Mr. Rushforth).

Fitzhugh (Formerly in E. window, S. aisle, Parr. chapel, and see Whitaker II. 327) Arma Wil. Par militis. Arms (underneath) 41y, I & 4, 2 bars, crescent for difference (Parr.), 2 & 3, 3 water-bougets. (Ros) (Hill MSS. II. 66 note I & 4 Ros ; 2, fess within border, mullet for difference (Parr) ; 3, ar. 3 chevronels interlaced and chiefor (Fitzhugh).

Fitzhugh (Large black marble altar tomb, Parr chapel). Arms in 1888 (on N). I, 41y. I & 4 Ros, 2 & 3 Parr (without border) vairy, a fess (Marmion), III Fitzhugh. (On E). IV. 41y 1 & 4 (4 not repeating each coat) 41y I & 4 Ros, 2 & 3 Parr ; 2 Fitzhugh ; 3 Marmion. All within Garter, with Motto hony soyt quy maly pense.* * Compare different accounts in Hill MSS. II. 66, Whitaker's Richmondshire 11. 327 and Mr. Nicholson's Annals 51, the last favouring Brus vice Marmion. The latter author notes as upon the (old) ceiling of the Parr Chapel, 5 shields with Arms I. 41y I & 4 Par; 2 & 3, 41y 1& 4 Green, 2 & 3 Maplethorpe (with cross crosslets). II 41y I &4 Par, 2 & 3 Ros. III I & 4 Par, 2 Fitzhugh (without chief), 3,4ly l & 4 Ros, 2 & 3 Brus. IV 4ly 1 & 4 Green, 2 & 3 Maplethorpe. V Ros. Mr. Bellasis now observes S shields round the (new) ceiling. Arms 1 41y 1 & 4 Par 2 & 3 Ros. II 41y 1 & 4 Green, 2 & 3 Maplethorpe (with chief or, lion passant gu). III 41y 1 Par, 2 Fitzhugh, 3, vairy, fess gu. (Marmion). 4 Ros IV Par, & on esculcheon of pretence or, on pile gu. between 6 roses ar. 3 roses of 2nd. (Parr. angmentatiou) V. Marmion. VI ar. 2 bars gu. on canton of last, [ion passant or (Lancaster). VII Ros. VIII 41y, 1 Par, 2 Marmion, 3 Fitzhugh, 4 Ros.

Fletcher (Old. vicarage wall S.E). Here Lyes interred the Remains of Elizabeth daughter of Benjamin & Elizabeth Fletcher Who do L. November the 26th 1780 Aged 24 years. Elizabeth, Wife of Benjamin Fletcher of Highgate died 24th October 1783 Aged 61. Benjamin Fletcher, of Pinkie Street, died 13th July 1793 Aged 84. (Mr. Jennings).

Fletcher (S. Wall, removed thither in 1849, with others, from mid aisle floor, on the church being partially re-flagged), Here lie the Remains of Hannah, Wife of William Fletcher, Apothecary and Surgeon, who departed this life April 2d 1752 in the 37th years. of her Age, she was daughter to Christopher & Jennet Cowperthwaite late of Nether Levens. She was an affectionate and dutiful Wife and daughter and an indulgent Parent. (Mr Jennings.)

Flintoff (N. altar tomb). In memory of Mary Ann Flintoff who died the 5th of March 1838 aged 29 years. " In the day when I cried thou answeredst me, and strengthenedst me with strength in my soul." Psalm 138, verse 3rd.

Fothergill (W. altar tomb). Sacred memory of J ames Fothergill late of Kendal, who departed this life April 15th 1845 aged 59.

Fothergill (S.E). In this place are deposited the remains of Henry Sewell and Emanuel Fothergill, privates in His Majesty's Royal Westmorland Militia, the former died November 3, 1805 Aged 23, the latter died March 13, 1806 Aged 20. The esteem and respect they were held in by their Comrades in the Regiment in which they had the honor to serve, cannot be better proved than by their unaminous consent and contribution to erect this Stone to perpetuate their memory and to express their regret at the loss they have sustained. Friends take these tears, Mortality's relief, And till we share your joys, forgive our grief, These little rites-on Stone-a verse receive, Tis all a comrade, all a Friend can give.

Fowler (E). In memory of Thomas Fowler late of Slade House, Staffordshire who died December 11, 1805 Aged 39.

Frankland (S). Isabella Frankland, Aged 19, 1826, Ann Frankland died June 12th 1840 Aged 41 years. Margaret Frankland died October 26th 1840 Aged 70 years.

Gaitskell (E). (Here Lyes the Body of James Leeming of Kendal, Brazier, who departed this life the 13th day of September 1749 and in the 77th years. of his Age. Here lieth the Body of Susannah, Wife of Richard Gaitskell who departed this life the 31st of October 1763 Aged. . . Near this place lieth the Body of John Skaife, who departed this life the 1st Day of April 1771 aged 50. Also Mr. Richard Gaitskell who departed this life the 18th Day of October 1774 Aged 81.) Also of Isabella Skaife, who died October l0th 1810 Aged 85. Also of Isabella Skaife her grand-da. who died January 23d 1794 Aged 5. Also of Rebecca Skaife who died August 11th 1833 Aged 77. (First portion in brackets from Mr. Jennings' copy 1861).

Gandy (In. clerestory window S). Erected by Gerard Gandy in m. his brother John Gandy, Ensign, St. Helena Regiment, who died in St Helena February 1849. (My. Rushforth).

Gandy (E. 3 stones, rail). [I.] In memory of Thomas Gandy who died June 22nd 1801 aged 66 years. , also of Jane his wife who died March 13th 1775 aged 42 years. , also of Elizabeth his second wife, who died January 2nd 1799 aged 55y. also of Thomas, son of Thomas and Jane Gandy, who died February lst 1850 aged 83 years. [2.] In m. Henry Gandy, fourth son of John and Magdalen Agnes Gandy, born January 20, 1827, died February 13, 1833, also of William Gandy, fifth son of ,the above, b. September 14 1830, died September 22, 1830 and also of Mary Salisbury Gandy, eldest da. of Gerard and Elizabeth Ann Gandy, born July 31, 1850 died September 14, 1850. [2.] In memory of James Gandy who died February 7th 1837 aged 77 y, also of Jane his wife who died July 24th 1790 aged 31 years. , also of Ann his second wife who died October 18th 1834 aged 71y.

Gandy (In. W. window). Memorial to James Gandy, an only Son, who died at Heaves Lodge December 26, 1842 aged 21 years. Erected by his Parents.

Gardner (Board). Donations to the poor for Bread. A.D. 1710 Rowland Wilson Esqr. London, Rent Charge on Grassgarth, Hugill, of £2 12S. od. Annually. 1750 Mr. John Robinson, Lane Foot, Strickland Ketel, Rent charge on Green Rigg Underbarrow of £2 12s. 0d. Annually. 1811 Mrs. Catherine Bordley. Kendal, Interest of £119 2s. 11d. New 3 per cents. 1813 Mr. William Sleddall, Kendal, Interest of £156 7s. 10d. New 3 per cents, 1846 Mrs. Elizabeth Rigg, Manchester, Moiety of Rents of Two Dwelling Houses, Wool Pack Yard. 1852 Reverend George Braithwaite Memory of A. Kendal, Interest of £198 15s. 2d. 3 per cent Consols. 1856 Mr. Christopher Gardner of Kendal, Ironmonger, Interest of £108 5s. 1d. 3 per cent Consols, being a gift to the Poor in commemoration of the Parish Church Restoration.

Garnett (W). In memory of Dorothy the wife of Joseph Garnett of Kendal Who died July l0th 1832 aged 38y.

Garnett (W). In memory of Anne, second wife of Joseph Garnett Who died September 23d 1836 aged 31 years.

Garnett (In. clerestory window S). The humble Offering of Anthony Garnett. Arms. gu. lion rampant ar. ducally crowned, within border engrailed or. (Mr. Rushforth).

Garnett (W). n m.Joseph Garnett 45 years. Clerk of this Parish Who died the 14th January 1827 Aged 78. Also of Dorothy his Wife who died the 5th October 1824 Aged 78.

Garnett (E). Sacred memory of William Garnett who died February 13th 1833 aged 56 years. Also of Isabella his Widow who died August 2nd 1840 Aged 52 years.

Garnett (E). . Memory of William Yeates late of Hood-riding in Old-Hutton, who died the 30th of June 1796 Aged 68, and of Susannah his Widow who died April 15th 1804 Aged 70. Here also lies Interred Susannah, Wife of James Garnett who died Jany. 7th 1838 Aged 69. Also Eleanor, Wife of William Storey who died January 15th 1838 Aged 64.

Garthwait (In. brass, Bellingham chapel, E). Here under lyeth the body of Alice, the wife of Roger Bateman. of Ould Hutton, Clothier, daughter of Richard Garthwait of Garsdale Yeamon (sic), who dyed the 25th day of March, 1637, being aged 26 years 5 monthes and od dayes, and left issue 3 daus., Agnes, Margaret, and Elizabeth. Shall we entrust a grave with such a guest, Or thus confine her to a marble chest, Who though the Indies met in one smale roome, Th'are short in treasure of this pretious tombe, Well borne, and bred, brought up to feare and care, Marriage, which makes up women, made her rare, Matron and maide with all choyse virtues grac'st. Louveving and lov'd of all, a soule so chast, Ne'rigg'd for heaven, with whom none dare Venture their states with her in bliss to share, She liveing virtues pattern, the poores releife, Her husband's cheifest joy, now dead, his greife.

Gaskarth (N. E.) In memory of John Gaskarth late of this town, manufacturer, who died May 21st 1838 aged 68 years. , and Mary his wife Who departed this life July 6th 1813 aged 43, also Mary their daughter who died 31St October 1832 in the 20th years. of her age. Mary his sister departed this life April 14th 1836 aged 64 years. , also of John their son (late of Matson's) who died September 3rd 1852 aged 42 years.

Gathorne ( W. altar tomb, rail). [ Skull and cross-bones ]. Sacred memory of the Reverend . William Nicholson, curate of Old Hutton in this County, Who died the 17th day of April 1713 Aged 44. And of Sarah his Wife who died the 23d day of June 1781 Aged 71. And of their several Children, namely, Susanna who died the 12th day of April 1806 Aged 75, Eleanor 19th July, 1814, 81, Elizabeth 18th. July 1741 Aged 7. Edward 2nd January 1803, 67, Sarah l0th March 1814, 76, William 31st March 1772, 33, Mary 22nd March 1823, 83, Anna 22nd March 1769, 26, Also Sacred memory of Mr. Edward Gathorne of Old Hutton, Gentleman, and of Eleanor his Wife, the Father & Mother of the above named Sarah the Wife of the said Revd. William Nicholson. May they rest in Peace.

Gawith (E). In memory of Thomas Gawith of this town, whitesmith who died November 16th 1846 aged 38 years. Boast not thyself of tomorrow for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth. Also of Mary Ann his daughter who died September lst, 1839 aged 3 years. Also of Elizabeth his daughter who died August 23rd 1846 aged 10 months. Also of Susannah his daughter who died December 31st 1851 aged 7 years. and 11 m. (per Mr. Jennings). Mr. Gawith, cousin of Mr. Samuel G. of Lowther St. was on an excursion to Shap 8 November 1846 on a railway engine, the " Medusa " which came into collision at Birklands with another engine called the " Trio," whereby he fell head foremost against the fire-hole of the engine, which, severely burning him, caused his death 8 days later.

Gawith (E). In memory of Thomas Gawith of this town, whitesmith who died November 16th 1846 aged 38 years. Boast not thyself of to-morrow for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth. Also of Mary Ann his daughter who died September lst, 1839 aged 3 years. Also of Elizabeth his daughter who August 23rd 1846 aged 10 months. Also of Susannah his daughter who died December 31st 1851 aged 7 years. and 11 m. (per Mr. Jennings) * * Mr. Gawith, cousin of Mr. Samuel G. of Lowther St. was on an excursion to Shap 8 November 1846 on a railway engine, the " Medusa " which came into collision at Birklands with another engine called the " Trio," whereby he fell head foremost against the fire-hole of the engine, which, severely burning him, caused his death 8 days later. (Mr. Jennings).

Gelderd (S. W. window, N. aisle, representing Faith, Hope, & Charity). The greatest of these is Charity. Dedicated to the memory of William and Elizabeth Gelderd by George AtkinsonGelderd. (Mr. Jennings).

Gelderd (W.flat tomb, rail). Sacred memory of William Gelderd Esq. of Aikrigg End, near Kendal who died August 28th 1850 Aged 79 years.

Gibson (In. brass, Bellingham chapel). Here lies the Body of Mr. John Gibson, late of Liverpool, who died the l0th day of December 1728 in the 26th years. of his age. He married Agnes daughter of Mr. George Wilson of Kenda1 by whom he had Issue one Da: called Mary; who died the 23d day of March 1733 in the 7th years. of her age, and lies interred in the same Grave.

Gibson (E). In memory of Mary, da of George and Jane Gibson of this town, who died April 21st, 1822 Aged 7 years. and 10 m. Mourn not for me my parents dear , I am not dead but sleeping here, My glass is run, my grave you see, Prepare for death and follow me.

Godmond (E). In memory of Christopher Godmond late of Kirkland, Kendal, Shearman; who died 20th day of April 1819 Aged 81. Also of Ann Godmond, his Sister, who died 27th day of November 1830 Aged 89.

Gough (In. clerestory window S). The Gift of Thomas Gough and Samuel Whinerey (2 shields) I, gu. a caduceus. Motto, Medicinæ Literis. 2. az. cross or between 4 saltires &c. Motto, Spes nostra Deus. (Mr. Rushforth).

Gough (E). In memory of John Gough who died July 28th 1825 aged 68 years. Harrinson Gough died June 8th 184 aged 5 years. Dorothy Gough died October 24th 1821 aged 5 years. , Elizabeth Gough died March 6th 1836 aged 22 years. Susannah Gough died March 29th 1847 aged 45y. (John G. called by Dr. Kitto and others the blind Philosopher. Mr. Jennings).

Gough (N. W). In memory of Mary Agnes Gough who departed this life on the 25th of January 1831 Aged 61. Also of Sarah Gough who died on the 26th of August 1832 Aged 22.

Gould (N. W). Sacred memory of Isabella the beloved wife of Thomas Gould who departed this life on the 27th of March 1848 aged 40 years. , also Margaret Ann Gould daughter to the above who departed life on the l0th of May 1840 aged 2 years.

Grant (S). died 18th February 1841 Effingham Howard Grant aged 65, also 26th May 1843 Jane Grant his wife aged 66, also 29th October 1844 Thomas Grant their son aged 34.

Grant (S). In memory of Robert Grant, youngest son of E. H. Grant and Jane his wife who died 8th April 1847 aged 23 years.

Grant (S). In memory of Susan, the wife of Mr. John Wilson of Netherfield. and third da. of E. H. Grant of this town, Esqre. deceased, who died January 1st 1845 aged 26 years. , also of Susan Margaret, second daughter of the said John and Susan Wilson, who died January 4th 1845 aged 3 weeks.

Green (In N. brass). In loving memory Thomas Green Memory of B. Lond. who died April 26, 1876 aged 54 years. and was interred at Grasmere, blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. (Mr. Jennings).

Green (Once in Parr chapel, 1628, tomb with figure of knight in armour and his lady kneeling, Whitaker's Richmondshire II 327. Arms I (on knight) ar. 2 bars az. within border sa. (Parr.) II (on lady) 41y 1 & 4 az. 3 stags trippant (Green), 2 & 3 gu. chevron between 3 crosses botony or, on chief lion passant ar. (sic) (Maplethorpe). Pray for the soul of Thomas Par. knight of king's body, Henry the VIII, master of his wardes . . . and . . . sher . . . who deceased the 11th day of November in the 9th years. of the reign of our said sovereign lord at London, in the ...Fryers, as his tomb doth record.

Green (W. altar tomb). Here Lieth the body of William Tarne late of Birks, in New Hutton, Batchelor; who departed this life on .the 18th of May 1778, in the 44th year of his Age. Here also Lyes the Body of Ellin Scales, widow of Edward Scales; of this Town, and Sister to the abovesaid, Who departed this life the 17th of February 1739 and in the . . 6th of her age. (Brass plate); Here lie the Remains of Mr. Robert Green. late of Kendal, Officer of Excise; who died the 13th day of June 1769 aged 64 years. Here also lie the Remains of Elizabeth His Wife, who departed this life the 24th Day of April 1770 aged 63. (Mr. Jennings).

Griffin (GRIFFIN). (In N. W. floor). Sacred memory of an amiable Youth who was interred under this Stone January 30th 1784 aged 19 (bur. William . Griffin of par. of St. Olave, London, d. at Kendal, Par. reg., per Mr. Rushfo