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Heversham (In. N. Levens Chapel, E). F. G. H., Memory of G. H. Sacred memory of Fulke Greville Howard, second son of Clotworthy, first Baron Templetown, of Castle Upton Co. Antrim, Colonel in the Army, sometime in the 1st or Grenr. Regiment of Guards. He married 9th July 1807 Mary only daughter of Richard, and the Honble.Frances Howard, when he took the name of Howard. She was heiress to Elford Co. Stafford, Castle Rising in Norfolk, Levens in this parish, and Ashtead in Surrey, where his remains are deposited, but at each of these spots his name has made for itself a lasting resting place. He was wise and good, let the void left by his death In the hearts of those who mourn his loss bear testimony how deeply he was beloved. B. 3rd April 1773. died 4th March 1846. " Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord. " Hoc saxum desiderii ergo et amoris ponendum atque inscribendum curârunt ejus nepotes. T. G. F. A. U. Xmas, 1850.

Heversham (In. N. Levens chapel). Sacred memory of General the Honble. Arthur Upton of Levens Hall and Kilburn, Middlesex, third son of John Henry first Viscount Templetown of Castle Upton, County Antrim, Ireland. He was born at Wonham in Surrey Janry. 15th I807, died in London April 23rd 1883. He married in 1866 the Honble. Frederica Blake, daughter of Joseph Henry, 3rd Baron Wallscourt of Ardfry County Galway, Ireland. He served in the ColdstreaIll Guards and after becoming General was appointed Colonel of H.M. 107th Regiment of Foot. This monument is erected in loving and grateful remembrance by His Nephew and Niece, whom He ever loved as His own children. The righteous shall be had in everlasting remembrance. Psalm CXII. 6. A.F.M.S., H.M.G. July I884. +.