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In Memory of Walter Kendall of [Pelyn?] [crossed out word]
In Memory of Walter Kendall of Pelyn [crossed out: Esqr]
who was interred in the Grave of his Father
who was interred in the Grave of his Father
Nicholas Kendall of [Nelyn?] afores[ai]d [Sept.?] the
Nicholas Kendall of Pelyn afores[ai]d Esqr. the
5th day of [yber?] Anno Domini 1696 [AC?] [latisvice?]
5th day of 7ber Anno Domini 1696 Aetatis suae
[yo?] and also in memory of Joan Kendall
70 and also in memory of Joan Kendall
relief of the said Walter Kendall
relict of the said Walter Kendall
Eldest daughter of Alexander Carew of East Anthony
Eldest daughter of Alexander Carew of East Anthony
Knight and Baronet; she ws married to
Knight and Baronet; she was married to
the said Walter the 17th day of July
the said Walter the 17th day of July
1650 and erected this monument
1650 and erected this monument
in the 70th year of her age the 12th day of
in the 70th year of her age the 12th day of
July 1703 [illegible word] she may be buried
July 1703 desiring she may be buried
in the grave3 of Embline Kendall
in the grave of Embline Kendall
mother of her deceased Husband: By
mother of her deceased Husband: By
the side of teh yard Walter lies interred
the side of the said Walter lies interred
Nicholas Kendall Son of the Rev[eren?]d Caron
Nicholas Kendall Son of the Revd Canon
Kendall who died the 7th of 10ber
Kendall who died the 7th of 10ber
1700
1700
Think of death and duty to prepare
think of death and duty to prepare
[its?] approach should be your cheifest care.
[its?] approach should be your cheifest care.

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In Memory of Walter Kendall of Pelyn [crossed out: Esqr] who was interred in the Grave of his Father Nicholas Kendall of Pelyn afores[ai]d Esqr. the 5th day of 7ber Anno Domini 1696 Aetatis suae 70 and also in memory of Joan Kendall relict of the said Walter Kendall Eldest daughter of Alexander Carew of East Anthony Knight and Baronet; she was married to the said Walter the 17th day of July 1650 and erected this monument in the 70th year of her age the 12th day of July 1703 desiring she may be buried in the grave of Embline Kendall mother of her deceased Husband: By the side of the said Walter lies interred Nicholas Kendall Son of the Revd Canon Kendall who died the 7th of 10ber 1700 think of death and duty to prepare [its?] approach should be your cheifest care.