Inscription
Near this place Lyes Interred the Body of Thomas Jones ESQ. Late of his Majesties Judges of the Supreme Court for The Province of New York in North America Who Having Suffered Great Hardships and Great Personal Injuries during the Troubles in America For his Firm Attachment to the British Constitution and Loyalty to his Present Majesty, Under Whom he Held Different Civil Commissions, Came to England for The recovery of his Health; And Being an Act of Attainder passed in the State of New York, Deprived of his Large Property And Prevented Returning to his Native Country, Settled at Hoddlesdon In this Parish, and Having by The Polite and Friendly Attentions of its Inhabitants Found it a Most Desirable Residence. He Died There July 25th 1792 Aged 61 Years His Widow from Tender Respect to his Memory, Erected This Monument to an Affectionate and Most Indulgent Husband, a Sincere Friend, a Kind Master, a Benevolent Member of Society, and a Loyal Subject. “By Strangers Honoured And by Strangers Mourned."
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