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[William White died ..... November 1767]
Here lies a kind and a..........
Peaceable during life and ....
Harmless in Words and ....
Contraint to his Friend and ...
Elizabeth the Wife of the above
William White departed this Life ........
Day of December 1777 aged 86 Ye[ars]
Free was her Temper to be was her Life
A tender Mother and a virtuous Wife
Her Soul Above posseseth heavenly Joy
Her Body here till resurection lies.

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HERE lyeth the Body of
Will'm WHITE, who departed
this life November th19.1699.
Aged 62 years.
To leave this painful life I did desire,
That I to heavenly mansions, might aspire
Wherefore I laboured with all my might.
To gain acceptance in my Saviours light,
knowing that you & I must once appear
Before ye Judgement seat of God to hear
Our final doom and if ye good account
(Exceed ye bad) then to Heaven
Shall mount

80

Here lieth the
Body of ELIZABETH the
Wife of WILLIAM SOWDEN
And Daughter of
ROBERT AND FRANCES MASON
Who died May 24th 1741, Aged 31
Past from the sorrows of a Sinfull Life,
To Joyes above where neither care nor strife
Can she Invade or Decompose that Rest,
Which is eternal and for ever Blest.

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Although ye Tongue should do her part,
An all we can conceive in heart
We should express her well spent days
Whe should nor could not fully praies
Who lies beneath in life bereaven,
Her Body here her soul in Heaven.

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F:M R:M
A O
Francis Mason  Robert Mason
Anne Oldacres

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Although ye Tongue should do her part,
An all we can conceive in heart
We should express her well spent days
Whe should nor could not fully praies
Who lies beneath in life bereaven,
Her Body here her soul in Heaven.

77

HERE
Lyeth the Body of JOHN
WILSON Son of TOM. and ANNE
WILSON of Badsey, he married ANNE
Daughter of ROBERT & FRANCES MASON
of WICKHAMFORD who departed this Life
December the 9TH 1753 Aged 30 Years.
Farewell my dear and loving Wife,
Gods Will must be obey'd
Prepare thy self to follow me
And be not dismay'd
Friends and physicians did attend
In vain my life to save
My God did call, Death did arrest and sent me to my grave
Thy loss is great, a Husband dear