A very fair Table, with a rich Coat of Arms hanging upon a Pillar in the middle Isle, about it this Inscription.

The sacred Corps of Sarah, Wife of Henry Goodericke, Daughter of William Bodenham, Knight, was interred at the South end of this Seat, towards the Pulpit.
Within it thus:

Under, two Hands joined, one out of a Cloud, the other out of a Globe: These Words,

TILL THEN, FAREWELL.

Here lyeth buried the Body of Ellen Monyns. Who dyed the 29th of April, in the Year of our Lord, 1632.

Here also lyeth buried the Body of her Sister, Mrs. Frances Monyns; who dyed the 17th of June, in the same Year.
They were the Daughters of Sir William Monyns, of Waldershaw, in the County of Kent, Bar. and of the Lady Jane his Wife; the Daughter of Roger Twisden, of Royden Hall, in the same County, Esquire. They lived religious and vertuous Lives, and in their Youths departed this Life in the true Faith of Jesus Christ.

Here lyeth the Body of Matthew Palmer, Esq; who dyed the 18. of May, 1605. together with Anne his Wife; who dyed the last of June, 1630. By whom he had four Sons and one Daughter. Viz. Thomas Palmer, his eldest Son, deceased the 5. of May, 1631. and here also buried. Elizabeth, Edward, Andrew, and Ralfe. Who when it so pleaseth God, desire this Place for the Custody of their Bodies likewise, till their assured and glorious Resurrection.

[To which lately is added as followeth.]

This is a very antient Family, and originally of Winthorpe in Lincolnshire; bearing for their Arms, Argent. 3 Pilgrims Staves, Sable; the Heads and Points, Or. For their Crest, being placed above an Helmet, a Mans Arme couped, the Sleeve, Azure, Cuff. Argent, and Hand, proper: Holding a Palmers Staff, Sable, garnished, Or.

He whose Monuments this is, was of Cotes in Nottinghamshire; and had an honourable Imployment in the Exchequer. His Wife was Anne, the Daughter of Roger Raven, Esq; whose Arms were Argent, a Raven rising, proper. By whom he had issue the Children above mentioned. Edward lies here interred, as also does Matthew Palmer, Esq; of the middle Temple, the Son of that Edward. Andrew Palmer, Esq; (a Person of approved Loyalty) of Hertford, was buried here too. Who by Elizabeth, Sister to Baldwin Hamey, M.D. left one Son, Ralph Palmer, Esq; of Little Chelsey, in the County of Middlesex. Who, by Alice White (of the Family of that Learned Prelate, Dr. Francis White, sometime Lord Bishop of Ely) had issue Ralph Palmer, Esq; of the Middle Temple. Who repaired this Monument of his Ancestors, An. Dom 1712. having at that time a Son born. Ralph Palmer, by Catharine sole Issue of Sir John Ernle, Kt. (sometime Chancellor of the Exchequer) by his second Lady Elizabeth, Relict of Charles Lord Seymour. His youngest Son, Ralph Palmer, died a Batchelor, and lies interred in a Porch of his own erecting, at Broxborn Church, in the County of Hertford.]

MARIA, Johannis Fosteri, Equitis Aurati, mediorum Angliæ finium Borealium Custodis Filia, mœstissima hoc funere Vidua, tanti Conjugii memor, Artemisianæ Pietatis æmula, non Magnificentiæ, hoc perpetuum tam Meritorum ejus, quam supstitis Amoris sui, Monumentum Erigit, Consecrat, Dicat.
By his Honourer and Kinsman Robert Stapleton.

There are 13 Escotcheons of Arms.]

On the other side of him.

SUSANNæ suæ suavissimæ, quæ postquam duodecim illi filios, & sex filias peperarat quinquaginta septem annos junctis utriusq; solatiis, cum illo vixerat; liberos gravi & frequenti hortamine, ad Dei cultum solicitaverat; Pietatis & Charitatis Opere quotidiano præluxe-