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SACRED TO
THE MEMORY OF JAMES
SCOTT, ESQUIRE
WHO
DEPARTED THIS LIFE, 26TH DECEMBER, 1836 AGED
75 YEARS. AT
THE CLOSE OF A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE
AND CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE. ENDEARED TO HIS FAMILY AND CONNECTION; BY THE
UNOSTENTATIOUS DISPLAY OF THOSE VIRTUES WHICH ADORN THE HUSBAND FATHER
AND FRIEND HIS MEMORY WILL BE LONG CHERISHED IN THE HEARTS OF THE POOR
TO WHOM HE WAS A KIND AND LIBERAL BENEFACTOR. THIS
TABLET IS ERECTED BY HIS BEREAVED WIDOW BY WHOM HE WAS DESERVEDLY BELOVED IN LIFE, AND DEEPLY LAMENTED IN DEATH, AS A TRIBUTE TO DEPARTED WORTH.
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SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF THE
REVEREND JAMES SCOTT, A.M. OF
KING-WESTON IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. WHO
EXHIBITED IN EVERY RELATION IN LIFE, AN UNAFFECTED WARM, AND DEVOTED
PIETY AS
A SON, HE WAS DUTIFUL AND AFFECTIONATE: AS
A FRIEND STEDFAST AND SINCERE: AS
A MINISTER, FAITHFUL, ZEALOUS AND DEVOTED. HE
WAS SUPPORTED IN THE TRYING HOUR OF DISSOLUTION, BY A STEADY FAITH IN
THAT SAVIOUR,
WHOM IN HIS LIFE, AND PREACHING, HE LABOURED TO EXHALT. HE
DIED 16TH OCTOBER 1827, AGED 26 YEARS. TO
HIM “TO LIVE WAS CHRIST: & TO DIE WAS GAIN” MARK THE PERFECT MAN
AND BEHOLD
THE UPRIGHT: FOR THE END OF THAT MEN IS PEACE. THIS
MONUMENT WAS ERECTED AS A TESTIMONY
OF AFFECTION BY HIS AFFLICTED PARENTS, JAMES
AND REBECCA SCOTT OF
WINFRITH, DORSET AND
TO RECORD THE DEATH OF THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER, EMMA WHO DIED 17TH
JULY, 1814, IN THE 14TH YEAR OF HER AGE. ALSO FIVE CHILDREN WHO DIED IN THEIR INFANCY AND ARE INTERRED IN THE ADJOINING CHURCHYARD |
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SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF REBECCA, RELICT
OF THE LATE JAMES SCOTT, ESQ.: WHO
DIED 20TH MARCH, 1853, AGED 78 YEARS SHE
WAS GENEROUS AND FAITHFUL WHEN
LIVING, AND DEPARTED THIS LIFE IN HUMBLE HOPE
OF A JOYFUL RESURRECTION. “JESUS
SAID UNTO HER, I AM THE RESURRECTION AND
THE LIFE: HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME THOUGH
HE WERE DEAD, YET SHALL HE LIVE” JOHN
XI. 25 THIS
TABLET IS ERECTED AS A SMALL TRIBUTE OF
AFFECTION, BY HER ATTACHED NIECE
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IN
LOVING AND REVERED MEMORY OF ALFRED
EDMUND COUSINS M.
C., B.A. HON
CANON. OF BRANDON MANITOBA & CANON EMERITUS OF BRISTOL &
RECTOR OF MORETON CALLED
TO ETERNAL LIFE 1 AUGUST 1957 HE
THAT BELIEVETH IN ME, THOUGH HE WERE DEAD YET SHALL HE LIVE.
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LINARD
STROVD THO
MEADEN 1680
The
Verger’s staff was designed and made in memory of the long standing
Verger, Mr Harry Vey Cox, the village blacksmith, who also stoked the
coal fired boiler, wound the Church clock and rang the Church bells.
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF HENRY
VEY COX
DIED
12 OCTOBER 1960. AGED 81 YEARS 40
YEARS VERGER OF THIS CHURCH SERVANT
OF GOD
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A
GRANT OF £150 TOWARDS THE ENLARGEMENT OF
THIS CHURCH WAS MADE BY THE INCORPORATED
SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE
ENLARGEMENT, BUILDING AND REPAIRING OF CHURCHES AND CHAPELS, ON THE
EXPRESS AND ACKNOWLEDGED CONDITION THAT 513 (?) SEATS SHOULD BE RESERVED
FOR THE USE OF THE POORER INHABITANTS OF THIS PARISH FOR EVER; SUCH
SEATS BEING DISTINGUISHED BY THE NUMBERS 15 TO 45 BOTH INCLUSIVE
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IN
LOVING MEMORY OF MAURICE
C B ANDERSON BELOVED
PHYSICIAN 35
YEARS CHURCHWARDEN OF THIS PARISH DIED
24 SEPT 1945 AGED 76 “ALIVE
UNTO GOD” ROM
6.11
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TO
THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM
HOOPER OF NEWBURGH CHURCHWARDEN
OF THIS PARISH 1889 – 1900 WHO
DIED FEBRUARY 4TH 1900 AND OF HIS WIFE LOUISA
HOOPER WHO DIED
DECEMBER 29TH 1915 BLESSED ARE THE PURE FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD
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IN
MEMORY OF ANDREW BAIN OF HEFFLETON ESQ., M.D. WHO
FROM THE INTRINSIC WORTH OF HIS CHARACTER AND
THE NATIVE GENTLENESS OF HIS HEART POSSESSED
IN A MORE THAN COMMON DEGREE THE
ESTEEM AND AFFECTION OF HIS FRIENDS HE
GAVE UP HIS SPIRIT INTO THE HANDS OF HIS SAVIOUR ON
THE 29TH DAY OF APRIL 1827 IN
THE 60TH YEAR OF HIS AGE LEAVING
TWO DAUGHTERS WHO
HAVING SHARED HIS AFFLICTION FOR THE UNTIMELY DEATH OF HIS SON AND
WITNESSED HIS PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION HAVE
RECORDED IN THIS IMPERFECT MEMORIAL THEIR
VENERATION FOR THE VIRTUES & GRIEF FOR THE LOSS OF THE MOST AFFECTIONATE AND BEST OF FATHERS
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TO
THE MEMORY OF THE
REVEREND JOHN RODBARD BAIN ONLY
SON OF ANDREW BAIN OF HEFFLETON ESQ AND
RECTOR OF THIS PARISH WHOSE
VIRTUES ARE ATTESTED BY THE TEARS OF HIS PARISHIONERS AND ARE IMPRINTED
WITH HIS DEAR IMAGE ON THE HEARTS OF HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS THIS
STONE IS INSCRIBED BY A FATHER WHO
BOWED TO THE DUST WITH AFFLICTION FOR
THE LOSS OF SUCH A SON IS
ONLY SUSTAINED BY THE HOPE OF
A HAPPIER MEETING IN ANOTHER WORLD AT
THE EARLY AGE OF 26 HIS DEATH WAS OCCASIONED BY THE OVERSETTING OF A
BOAT AT ARISHMELL NEAR LULWORTH CASTLE OB
JULY 9TH A.D. MDCCCXX
TO
THE MEMORY OF THE
REV’D SAMUEL STAINES 30
YEARS RECTOR OF THIS PARISH FROM
HER EARLY KNOWLEDGE AND RECOLLECTION AT
THIS DISTANT PERIOD OF HIS MANY AND GREAT VIRTUES THIS MONUMENT IS
ERECTED BY HIS ONLY CHILD (BY HIS THIRD WIFE ANN, DAUGHTER
OF WILLIAM RUSSELL ESQ., OF
HONYBROOK IN THIS COUNTY) AND
WIDOW OF JAMES FARQUHARSON ESQ., AND
MOTHER OF JAMES JOHN FARQUHARSON ESQ., OF
LANGTON IN THIS COUNTY 1826
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TO
THE MEMORY OF EDWARD BERKELEY ESQ. OF
PYLLE IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET SECOND
SON OF WILLIAM BERKELEY PORTMAN ESQ OF
ORCHARD PORTMAN IN THAT COUNTY AND
OF BRYANSTON IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET BY
ANNE HIS WIFE, DAUGHTER OF SIR
EDWARD SEYMOUR BARONET SPEAKER
OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS AND COMPTROLLER
OF HOUSEHOLD OF QUEEN
ANNE WHO
DIED THE 16TH JULY 1774 IN THE 66TH YEAR OF HIS
AGE LEAVING
TWO DAUGHTERS LETITIA
MARRIED TO ANDREW
NAPIER ESQ OF
TINTENHULL IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET AND
ARUNDEL MARRIED TO WILLIAM TROYTE ESQ OF
HUNTSHAM IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON IN
MEMORY ALSO OF ANNE HIS WIFE DAUGHTER
OF THOMAS RYVES ESQ OF
RANSTON IN THIS COUNTY WHO
DIED THE 22ND DAY OF NOVEMBER 1754 IN
THE 59TH YEAR OF HER AGE AND
WAS INTERRED TOGETHER WITH HER HUSBAND IN
THE ADJOINING CEMETERY THIS
MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY
THEIR GRANDSON EDWARD BERKELEY NAPIER ESQ
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IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF JOHN
FRANCIS JONES
M.A.
PRIEST: WHO DIED AT
CORNERWAY WOOL 18TH
MARCH 1930: RECTOR OF THIS PARISH 1913 – 1926
TO
THE GLORY OF GOD AND
IN REVERENT MEMORY OF STAWELL
WEBB MACKENZIE NASH
RECTOR
OF THIS PARISH 1889 – 1913 THE
CLOCK IN THE CHURCH TOWER WAS
ERECTED BY HIS PARISHIONERS AND
FRIENDS
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