Here lyeth the Body
of Edward Fairbanek of
Wakefield, Shoomaker,
who departed this life
the 12 day of December, l658.*

* This is on a stone near the East End of the Church, and is supposed to be the oldest inscription here.

Not far from the above is the following, in memory of the pious divine, whose monument in the interior was noticed in a preceding page:- Religio Pax.

Here lieth the body
of the truly pious and worthy
The Rev. Samuel Disney
who departed this life
(in hopes of a blessed Resurrection_,
through the merits of Christ,)
the 22nd day of July, 1741,
Universally and deservedly lamented.
What he was
The last great day will shew,
When every private virtue will receive
a public reward.

IN THE VICARAGE CROFT.
Here lie the remains
of Richard & Harrison Linnecar,
Brothers Children.
The first died Jan. 6th, aged 2 years,
The other April 18th, 1789, aged 3 years.
My lovely Prattlers, are you gone, Alas! so soon resigned your breath?
O God, thy holy will be done,
Thou gavest them life, thou gavest them death.

Here lieth the Remains of
Henry Andrews, Esq.
who died April 14th, 1811,
aged 55 years.
Also of

Children of the above Henry Andrews, Esq.
and Martha his wife.
Also in Memory of their Son,
George Mottram Andrews, Esq.
Captain in his Majesty's 53rd Regiment of Foot,
who died at Up Park Camp Jamaica,
Sept. 17th, 1805, aged 20 years.

To the memory of
Thomas Amory, Esq.
who departed this life,
the 25th Nov. 1788,
aged 97 years.*

* Mr. Amory was a man of very eccentric habits, as his writings will testify: these are - Memoirs containing the lives of several ladies of Great Britain; and The Life of John Buncle, Esq. In both these works, which are as remarkable as the character of their author, he endeavoured to inculcate Arian principles. He also wrote two letters on "The natural proofs of a future state," which appeared in the Theological Repository.

Sacred to the Memory
of Mr. Thomas Tootal,
late of Chevet,
who died the 24th day of March, 1802,
aged 47 years.

Lo! where this stone in solemn silence weeps,
A friend, a husband, and a father sleeps ;
Ennobled by the virtues of his mind ;
Constant to goodness, and in death resigned ;
Sure, in the silent Sabbath of the grave,
To taste that tranquil peace he always gave.
Oh! early lost in virtue's fairest prime,
His piety supplied life's want of time.
No death is sudden to a soul prepared-
When God's own hour brings always God's reward.
His death (and such, O reader, wish thine own)
Was free from terror and without a groan.
His spirit to himself the Almighty drew,
Mild as his Sun exhales the ascending dew.

Mary Healey,
died 14th Dec. 1793,
aged 71.
Out of respect to her memory,
Lieut. Gen. Tottenham, in whose family
she lived as an honest and faithful servant 13 years,
erected this stone.

Hic requiescit
Nelly
Ricardi Nichols, Bibliopolœ,
Uxor charissima,
Quœ, gravi morbo diu cruciata,
Animarn efflavit
Undevigesimo die Augusti,
Anno salutis nostræ
MDCCCXIX
Ætatis suœ trigesimo sexto.
Hic quoque humantur
Tres filii supradictorum,
Ricardus et alii duo,
qui omnes mortui sunt infantes.

To the Memory of
Giles Rickaby, Merchant,
Wakefield,
who died 11th Jan. 1788, aged 80.

In Memory of
William Dunton, Jun.
who died 22nd of May 1795, aged 22 years.

When in the vigour of my youthful blood,
Proud Fortune offered scenes of promis’d good,
I smiling view’d the airy phantom fly,
Nor once I thought a youth like me would die.
I rose one morning healthful, vig’rous, gay,
But ere ‘twas noon a breathless corpse I lay.