English: Founder's tomb 15th century prosperous wool merchant John Barton 1718504 died in 1491, his wealth accumulated from sheep was acknowledged in stone and stained-glass in his now-gone home 'I thank God and ever shall, It is the shepe that hath payed for all' (sic) he founded St. Giles' church and built his tomb during his lifetime with his memento mori 1718436 below. At his feet is his rebus - a barrel (tun) with a bar across it for 'Barton'.
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