NOTES AND QUERIES. (io s. x. JULY 11, im
J. E. Binney of the Close, Exeter, I have
fjscertained the date of Robert Hayman's
marriage. Vivian's ' Visitations of Devon,'
Tinder the Spicer family, mentions " Grace
Spicer, bap. 12 November, 1579, at St.
llartin's, Exeter ; married 21st May, 1604,
to Robert Hayman, at St. Petrock's, Exeter."
The register of St. Martin's in recording
Grace Spicer' s baptism calls her " the
daughter of Thomas Spicer." The Rev. W.
David, vicar of St. Petrock's, tells me that
the register of the marriage has ' Robert
Haymon" (not " Hayman "). This, however,
is immaterial. The ' Quodlibets ' show
i-hat their author had an aunt " Mrs.
Eliz. Spicer of Exceter," and make it
virtually certain that he is the Robert
Hayman whose marriage is recorded in the
- Visitations.' As neither the ' Quodlibets '
Tior Robert Hayman's most interesting wilJ -{mentioned in the 'D.N.B.') makes any reference to wife or child, we may perhaps conclude that there was no issue of the marriage, and that Mrs. Hayman had died before ho settled in Newfoundland. In New- ioundland Hayman was settled at " Harbor- Grace" as Governor of the little colony there. Was the settlement (now one of the chief towns of Newfoundland) named after Hay- man's lost wife ?
The ' D.N.B.' biographer seems to have been unaware of an interesting paper by Robert Hayman contained in Egerton MS. 2541, which is wrongly dated 1630, but was written before Buckingham's assas- sination (23 Aug., 1628). It is a last plea for royal support of the Newfoundland colonists. Perhaps Buckingham's death led Hayman to lose all hope in this direction, and to turn his mind to a fresh attempt
- in Guiana. My attention was drawn to the
paper by a reference in Prowse's ' History .of Newfoundland.' G. C. MOORE SMITH.
The University, Sheffield.
INSCRIPTIONS AT FLORENCE.
(See 10 S. ix. 224, 344, 443.)
THE following inscriptions complete those
- in the South- West Section of the old Pro-
testant cemetery :
181. Agnes Cameron, w. of Alexander Mackin- tosh of Teaninich, Ross, Scotland, b. 28 March, 1844 ; ob. 1 Ap., 1874.
182. Catharine Straith, wid. of Lieut.-Col. Robert Macdonald, C.B.,of 1st Royal Scots and 35th Regt, .06. 3 Ap.,1874.
183. Timothy Haskard, 40 yrs. resident in Florence, of). 25 March, 1874, a. 66.
184. Hiram Powers, ob. 27 June, 1873, a. 68.
185. Joseph Watson, of Gateshead-on-Tyne, ob.
24 June, 1873, a. 33.
186. Edward Willie, youngest child of Dr. Young, ob. 16 May, 1877, a. 5.
187. Manning Kennard, b. in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 13 Aug., 1813 ; ob. 21 Dec., 1873.
188. Sarah Minturn Grinnell Watts, d. of Ridley and Sarah Minturn Watts, b. 10 July, 1854; ob.
25 March, 1873.
189. Rev. Wm. Boyd, M.A., minister of Mains and Strathmartine, Forfarsh., b. 30 Oct., 1840; ob. 2 Ap., 1873.
190. James Drummond Griffith, ob. 29 Dec., 1872,
a. 43.
191. Emma Roe, w. of Wm. Lachlan Shearwood,
b. 20 March, 1829, in Glasgow ; ob. 16 June, 1871. Removed, July 5, to Highgate Cemetery, London.
192. Anna Maria Cecilia, d. of Bentink Walter and the Hon. A. M. Yelverton. The only child of her mother, and she was a widow. Ob. 16 Ap., 1846, a. 13.
193. Bentink Yelverton and his w., the Hon. Anna Bingham. No date or other inscription.
194. Maria Letitia Zaida Ffrench, d. of John, Lord Clanmorris, wid. of R. Ffrench, Esq., of Rahasane, co. Galway, ob. 28 Oct., 1832, in the oloom of youth and beauty.
195. Charles John Proby, for some time H.B.M.'s Vice-Consul in Florence, ob. 4 Jan., 1868, a. 52.
196. Theodosise Trollope | T. Adolphi Trollope conjugis | quod mortale fuit | hicjacet. | Obitumejus fleverunt omnes | quantum autem fieri meruit | vir eheu superstes | scit solus. | Josefi Garrow, Arm. filia | apud Torquay iiiagro Devon Anglorum nata | Florentiae | nonum agens lustrum | ad plures abiit j 13 die mensis Aprilis, A.D. 1865.
197. Richard Bratton Adair, late Captain R. British Artillery, ob. 27 Dec., 1863, a. 43.
198. Capt. James Johnston McCleverty, C.B., R.N., 06. 1 March, 1863, a. 52.
199. Joseph Garrow, Arm., of Braddon, Devon, b. in India, 1789 ; ob. 1857.
200. * , brother to the Earl of Shannon.
201. The Hon. Lieut. -Col. Gerald de Courcy, 4th s. of the Right Hon. John de Courcy, 26th Lord Baron Kingsale, and Susannah his w., ob. 20 Oct., 1848.
202. William Augustus Napier Kellett, late Lieut. 72nd Highlanders, only s. of Capt. M. Napier Kellett, of Renfrewshire, ob. May, 18(5)3, a. 27.
203. Robert Napier Kellett, late Capt. Royal Highlanders, and nephew of Sir Rich. Kellett, Bt. , ob. Nov., 18(5)3, a. (?).
204. Jemima, only d. of the late James Hunter, Esq., of Renfrewshire, and wid. of the late Capt. Napier Kellett, ob. 5 Sept., 1854, a. 50.
205. Augusta Jane, w. of Capt. J. H. Robley, ob. 28 Nov., 1868.
206. Orazia Augusta Robley, b. in Aldershot ; ob. 5 Oct., 1850, a. 24, after 21 months' marriage with Col. Filippo Borghesi.
207. E. B. B., ob. 1861. No other inscription.
208. Fanny Waugh Hunt, w. of Holman Hunt, 06. 20 Dec., 1866, in the first year of her marriage.
209. The Hon. Elizabeth Carlyon de Courcy, d. of John Bishop, Esq., w. of the Hon. Lieut.-Col.
erald de Courcy, ob. 15 Jan., 1855.
210. Caroline Buffar Cracklow, only d. of David and Mary Ann Cracklow, of Peckham, ob. 29 Aug., 1857, a. 25.
211. Thomas Browne, Esq., of London, b. at Hull ob. 22 Feb., 1858, a. 71.
