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NOTES AND QUERIES. [n s. vi. OCT. 26, 1912.
56. Cor. Theopelus Cosill, d. 3 Aug., 1695.
57. John Heriot, Esq., of Hendon, Midd., Comptroller of the Royal Hosp., d. 29 July, 1833, a. 73. Alison, his w., d. 26 July, 1833, a. 68.
58. John Ranby, Esq., Serjeant Surgeon to His Majesty, and Surgeon of this Hosp., d. 28 Aug., 1773, a. 70.
59. Win. Sparke, Esq., late Major 48th Rtgt,, and Major to the Hospital, d. 27 March, 1775, a. 77. Mary, his wid., d. 10 Feb., 1813. a. 88. Mrs. Martha Hobbs, mother of Mrs. Hester Sparke, d. 1 March, 1821, a. 85.
60. [Catherine, w. of David] Crauford, Esq., [d. 22 Sept., 1713]. [David Crauford, Esq., Lieut. -Governor and] Deputv Commissary Fof Musters], d. [28 Aug.] 1723, in his 79th year.
Arms: A buck's head erased, impaling 3 (demi- lions rampant ?).
61. A four-sided monument. Inscriptions gone. Arms : A cross between 4 (martlets ?).
(ii>. Capt. John Miller, d. 27 Jane, 1752, a. 75.
6 ;? - George Fea gan, many years 2nd Clerk in the Secretary's Office, d. 9 Jan., 1811, a. 63. Margaret, his w., d. 12 Nov., 1802, a. 52.
64. Blank.
65. Blank. A nineteenth - century Gothic tombstone.
6(5. Lieut.-Col. Robert Mathews, d. 5 July, 1814, &. 69. Mary, his relict, d. 26 Oct., 1840, a. 80.
67. Sam Wyatt, Architect, Clerk of the Works to this Hosp., born at Blackbrook, Staffordshire, 8 Sept., 1737; d. 8 Feb., 1807, a. 70 [sic]. Ann Wyatt, d. 21 Mav, 1813, a. 72.
68. Blank.
^, ^ General the Right Hon. Sir David Dundas, Voo Gover nor of the Royal Hosp., d. 18 Feb., \ /K a - 84> Ladv Charlotte Dundas, his wid., d. 11 May, 1840, a. 81.
70. General the Right Hon. Sir William liawcett, K.C.B., Colonel of the 3rd Dragoon Guards, and Governor of the Royal Hosp., d 22 March, 1804, a. 76. Charlotta Lady Fawcett, his wid., d. 11 March, 1805, a. 53.
71. William Bulkeley, Major of this Hosp., A. 14 Sept., 1801, in his 69th year. Charles Howard, his 2nd s., d. 1 May, 1805, a. 40. Ann, relict of William B., d. 11 Jan., 1820, in her 84th year.
^ 72 - Cyrus Trapaud, General, and Colonel of the 52nd Regt , d. 3 May, 1801, in his 87th year. Catharine, his relict, d. 2 June, 1803, a. 73.
73. The Hon. Lieut.-Col. Arthur Owen, Gover- nor of Pendennis Castle, d. 17 Oct., 1774, a. 74.
74. The Hon. Colonel [Ric]hard Harfwood], W- AMt, 1758]. Also Capt. Perceval Pyrn, of the 26th Foot, Assistant-Adjutant of this Hosp., d. 27 Nov., 1814, a. 52. Major-General Michael Jacob, formerly Captain 64th Regt, and Major 76th Regt., d. 10 Dec., 1815, a. 69. [Loftus]
vunn, Esq., Comptroller of this Hosp., d. 7 July IISIS], a. 80. Betty Nunn, his wid.,'d. 13 Feb. J.O i^, a. ol.
75. Mary Ann, w. of Capt. William McLeod, of Chelsea Hospital, d. [6] June, 1836, a. 68. Capt Win. McLeod, d. 22 April, 1845, a. (83). Francii Blake McLeod, s. of the above, d. (15) April 1838, a. . Also Maria Me ....
76. Nathaniel S[mith, 56 years in the Army, &c., first agent appointed for putting in execution the Act of P. for the relief of the out-pensioners, 'Compf - Major and Lieutenant - Governor oJ
this Hospital], d. 14 Jan., 1773, in his 78th year.
Arms: Three (horses') heads cabossed erased.
Crest : A (horse's head) erased.
77. Almost blank. Arms : Blank. 2 eagles as supporters. Crest : An eagle rising from a (Baron's ?) coronet. Perhaps this is the Mont- morency tomb given by Ford.
78. Benjamin Moseley, M.D., 30 years Phy- sician to Chelsea Hosp., d. 30 Sept., 1819, a. 73. His s., William Henry Moseley, M.D., 18 years Physician to H.M. Forces, d. 13 April, 1823, a 1.7.
79. Col. John Campbell, Lieut. -Governor of this Hosp., d. 18 April, 1773.
80. Mrs. Mary Duke, d. 23 Jan., 1811, a. 37.
81. William, s. of Richard and Elizabeth Barnes, d. 28 June, 1786, a. 7 y. 9 m. [Mr. Richard Barnes, d. 18 April, 1799, a. 57.]
- 82. General the Hon. Sir Edward Paget,
G.C.B., &c., Colonel 28th Regt,, Governor of the Royal Hosp., Chelsea, d. 10 May, 1849, in his 74th year.
83. Capt. Thomas Stuart, Adjutant of the Royal Hosp. upwards of 30 years, d. 26 Oct., 1750, a. 82. Ann, his relict, d. in her 89th year. [No date.} Ann Stuart, his 4th dau., d. 11 Nov., 1794. a. 58.
- 84. Catharen Anne, w. of Capt. Edward
Sutherland, of this Establishment, d. 23 Nov., 1854, in her 52nd year.
85. Blank. 86. Blank.
- 87. Col. Henry Le Blanc, 4th s. of the late
Thomas Le Blanc, Esq., of Cavenham, Suff., Major during 41 years of the Royal Hospital, late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 5th Veteran Battn., formerly of the 71st Regt., d. 1855, a. 79. Arms : Quarterly, 1 and 4, a chevron between 3 cinque- foils, on a chief an eagle displayed ; 2 and 3, on a chevron 3 escallops, in chief a lion passant. Crest : An eagle displayed.
88. James Ford, Serjeant in the Hon. Col. Villers's Regt. of Foot, in Capt. Thomas Ogle's Company, Pentioner in H.M. Royal Hosp., d. 28 April, 1698. William McMollen, d. 20 Oct., 1702, in his 37th year. James Gibson, d. 7 Nov., 1714, a. 41.
- 89. Sergeant Major Thomas Drabble, years
attached to this Hosp., d. (1) Oct., 18 , a. 62.
Elizabeth, his w., d. 18 Nov., , a. 68, and
was interred [at] Woolwich.
- 90. Ralph Carr Alderson, Lieutenant-Colonel
Royal Engineers, Registrar, d. 26 Oct., 1849, a. 56.
91. Inscription gone. Arms: Quarterly, 1 and
4, a chevron between 3 ; 2 and 3, not legible.
Impaling, 3 unicorns rampant Crest : A (cock- atrice ?) issuing from a crown of (ostrich) feathers.
92. Lieut. Charles Montagu Walker, [89th Foot, s. of Capt. Charles M. Walker, R.N., nephew of Sir Geo. Townsend Walker, Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Hosp., Chelsea, d. 20 Aug., 1841, a. 23.]
93. John M[urry], Serjeant [in the R.H., d. 1 Aug., 1738, a. 73J.
94. A broken illegible headstone. 95. Blank.
G. S. PABRY, Lieut.-Col. 17, Ashley Mansions, K. W.
(To be continued.)
- Do not appear ia Capt. Ford's collection of
abstracts, 1842.
