a child by the Lady Clifford
Son of Nicholas Bagenall. of Newry, in Ireland, and of Plas-Newydd, Anglesey, Esq.,M.P. for Anglesey in 1661, by his second wife, Lady Anne-Charlotte Bruce (see her burial 13 Mch. 1712-13). He was born and baptized, at St. Giles in the Fields, Midx., 31 Dec. 1687. A monu mental inscription states that he died 7 Mch., having been unfortunately overlaid by his nurse. (One Frances Dobbs, in her will dated 26 Sep. 1692, then of Greenford Magna, Midx., left all her possessions to Lady Anne-Charlotte, the mother of this child, and requested that she might be buried as near him as possible. It seems probable that she was the unhappy nurse mentioned on the monument.) See the burial of his father's first wife 6 Sep. 1684.
Son of Nicholas Bagenall. of Newry, in Ireland, and of Plas-Newydd, Anglesey, Esq.,M.P. for Anglesey in 1661, by his second wife, Lady Anne-Charlotte Bruce (see her burial 13 Mch. 1712-13). He was born and baptized, at St. Giles in the Fields, Midx., 31 Dec. 1687. A monu mental inscription states that he died 7 Mch., having been unfortunately overlaid by his nurse. (One Frances Dobbs, in her will dated 26 Sep. 1692, then of Greenford Magna, Midx., left all her possessions to Lady Anne-Charlotte, the mother of this child, and requested that she might be buried as near him as possible. It seems probable that she was the unhappy nurse mentioned on the monument.) See the burial of his father's first wife 6 Sep. 1684.
a child by the Lady Clifford
Son of Nicholas Bagenall. of Newry, in Ireland, and of Plas-Newydd, Anglesey, Esq.,M.P. for Anglesey in 1661, by his second wife, Lady Anne-Charlotte Bruce (see her burial 13 Mch. 1712-13). He was born and baptized, at St. Giles in the Fields, Midx., 31 Dec. 1687. A monu mental inscription states that he died 7 Mch., having been unfortunately overlaid by his nurse. (One Frances Dobbs, in her will dated 26 Sep. 1692, then of Greenford Magna, Midx., left all her possessions to Lady Anne-Charlotte, the mother of this child, and requested that she might be buried as near him as possible. It seems probable that she was the unhappy nurse mentioned on the monument.) See the burial of his father's first wife 6 Sep. 1684.
Son of Nicholas Bagenall. of Newry, in Ireland, and of Plas-Newydd, Anglesey, Esq.,M.P. for Anglesey in 1661, by his second wife, Lady Anne-Charlotte Bruce (see her burial 13 Mch. 1712-13). He was born and baptized, at St. Giles in the Fields, Midx., 31 Dec. 1687. A monu mental inscription states that he died 7 Mch., having been unfortunately overlaid by his nurse. (One Frances Dobbs, in her will dated 26 Sep. 1692, then of Greenford Magna, Midx., left all her possessions to Lady Anne-Charlotte, the mother of this child, and requested that she might be buried as near him as possible. It seems probable that she was the unhappy nurse mentioned on the monument.) See the burial of his father's first wife 6 Sep. 1684.
Inscription
This
MONNUM
is erected to ye
memory of
NICHOLs. BAGENALL,
(Son of
NICHOLAS BAGENALL
of , ye IiIe of ANGLESEA Esq
and of ye Rt Hon. ye Lady
CHARLOTT BAGENALL
his Wife. One of ye Daughters
of the Rt. Hon. ROBERT late
Earl of AYL'SBURY, Lord Chamberlin
of his Majes'y Household.)
Who was born ye 31st day of Decemb.
Anno Dommi 1687.
And by his Nurs, unfortunately overlayd
The 7th of March following.
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