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6. " Mrs. Martha Coggan | Died 27th October 1796, Aged 66."
[on the left :] "Charles | Coggan | Died Novb | 3th 1798 | Aged |
5 Years."
[on the right :] "Mary | Ann | chat Field | Died 26th | Novb 7,
1798 | Aged 7 | months & 15 | Days."
7. " The Rector's Family Vault."
8. " The Rector's Vault."
On the South side, also from W. to E. :
9. " The Vault of | Sir Wm Curtis Bart | Buried Janry 28th 1829."
10. " George Dettmar Esqr | 1822 | Family Vault."
11. " Lady Susanna plumer | Sir Willm Plomer Knt."
12. " Sir John Hopkins Kt"
13. " B. Middleton Esqr."
14. " George Bowles Esqr Vault | 1800."
15. " Peter Mestaer Esqr | M D C C X C I ."
16. " Robert Mangles Esquire | M D C C L X X X V I I I ."
17. " Within are deposited the Remains of | Sir Iosiah Child Bart
Ob : 22nd June 1699 : AE : 69 | Mary Daughter of the above
Sr Iosiah Child, Ob : Infans. | Barnard Child Esqr Ob : 5th Iune
1698 : AE : 21. j Sr Iosiah Child Batt Ob : 20th Jany : 1704 : AE :
36. ] Iosiah Son of Sr Richd Child Bart Ob : Infans. | Eliztn
Daughter of Sr Richd Child Bart Ob : Infans. | Richd Viscount
Castlemain, Ob : 20th Feby : 1733 : AE : 23. | Dorothy Countess
Tylney Ob. 23d Feby : 1743 : AE : 61. | Richard Earl Tylney Ob :
9th March 1750 : AE : 70. | The Honble Iosiah Child Ob : 24th
Jany : 1760 : AE : 45. | Iohn Earl Tylney Ob : 17th Septr : 1784 ;
AE : 72."
The Child Vault would thus be directly beneath the Child Monument
in the church above.
It had been intended to inspect some prints of Wanstead exhibited
in the Club House of the Wanstead Golf Club, but as it was by this time
nearly 6 o'clock, it was found necessary to forego this pleasurable item,
and the bulk of the party therefore made its way to Peach's Cafe in the
High Street, where tea had been arranged for.
After tea the President proposed the best thanks of the visitors to
Mr. Hall Crouch for his valuable services during the afternoon and for
his kindly thought in presenting the little souvenir of the visit. These
were warmly accorded and the company dispersed.
FIELD MEETING AT SOUTH OCKENDON AND
PURFLEET (642ND MEETING).
SATURDAY, 12TH MAY, 1928.
A combined botanical and antiquarian excursion to South Ockendon,
Stifford and Purfleet was undertaken by just over thirty members on
the above date, Mr. L. S. Harley acting as organiser and conductor of
the meeting.
A morning party assembled at South Ockendon station at 10.22 o'clock
and proceeded to the parish church of St. Nicholas, one of the eight
round-towered churches of Essex—the only one in the south of the county—