The following excerpt is taken from page 83 of the "Annals of St. Overy" written by William Taylor in 1833:
On a grave stone in the south aisle of the Choir, where the monument formerly stood, is this inscription:
“Here lyeth William Austin, Esquire, of Gray’s Inn, who erected ye monument, and his Mother, Joyce, with his Wife, Anne, and his two Sons, Sir James Austin, Knight, then of this Parish, and William Austin, Esq. of Lincoln’s Inn. Likewise, Anthony, second son of Sir James Austin, Knight. And lately Goldesborough Austin, who died ye 10th of April 1704, in ye 9th year of his age; he was youngest of 14 Children of James Austin, Esq. eldest son to Sir James, which James, Esq. died the 6th of August, 1699, aged 47; and was buried near his wife Frances, in the Chancel att Ingerstone in Essex.”
The Arms of the Austins are on the stone.
On a grave stone in the south aisle of the Choir, where the monument formerly stood, is this inscription:
“Here lyeth William Austin, Esquire, of Gray’s Inn, who erected ye monument, and his Mother, Joyce, with his Wife, Anne, and his two Sons, Sir James Austin, Knight, then of this Parish, and William Austin, Esq. of Lincoln’s Inn. Likewise, Anthony, second son of Sir James Austin, Knight. And lately Goldesborough Austin, who died ye 10th of April 1704, in ye 9th year of his age; he was youngest of 14 Children of James Austin, Esq. eldest son to Sir James, which James, Esq. died the 6th of August, 1699, aged 47; and was buried near his wife Frances, in the Chancel att Ingerstone in Essex.”
The Arms of the Austins are on the stone.
The following excerpt is taken from page 83 of the "Annals of St. Overy" written by William Taylor in 1833:
On a grave stone in the south aisle of the Choir, where the monument formerly stood, is this inscription:
“Here lyeth William Austin, Esquire, of Gray’s Inn, who erected ye monument, and his Mother, Joyce, with his Wife, Anne, and his two Sons, Sir James Austin, Knight, then of this Parish, and William Austin, Esq. of Lincoln’s Inn. Likewise, Anthony, second son of Sir James Austin, Knight. And lately Goldesborough Austin, who died ye 10th of April 1704, in ye 9th year of his age; he was youngest of 14 Children of James Austin, Esq. eldest son to Sir James, which James, Esq. died the 6th of August, 1699, aged 47; and was buried near his wife Frances, in the Chancel att Ingerstone in Essex.”
The Arms of the Austins are on the stone.
On a grave stone in the south aisle of the Choir, where the monument formerly stood, is this inscription:
“Here lyeth William Austin, Esquire, of Gray’s Inn, who erected ye monument, and his Mother, Joyce, with his Wife, Anne, and his two Sons, Sir James Austin, Knight, then of this Parish, and William Austin, Esq. of Lincoln’s Inn. Likewise, Anthony, second son of Sir James Austin, Knight. And lately Goldesborough Austin, who died ye 10th of April 1704, in ye 9th year of his age; he was youngest of 14 Children of James Austin, Esq. eldest son to Sir James, which James, Esq. died the 6th of August, 1699, aged 47; and was buried near his wife Frances, in the Chancel att Ingerstone in Essex.”
The Arms of the Austins are on the stone.
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