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English: Risdon mural monument, St Giles in the Wood parish church, Devon, west wall of north transept. Text: M(emoriae) S(acrum) of Mary the wife of William Risdon of this parish , gent., who departed this life ..d of September An(n)o Dom(ini) 16.. aetatis suae 66.o as allso of Mary ye daughter of Joseph Prust, gent., by Mary his wife who dyed the 6th of August in the same year An(n)o aetatis suae 4.o. Posuit Gulielmus Risdon amantissimus unius maritus lugens alterius avus
The arms above are Argent, three bird-bolts sable (Risdon) impaling impaling per pale azure and gules a cross flory between four lambs argent (his wife's arms, of unknown family). The crest of Risdon above appears to be: An elephant's head erased proper |
| Date | 17th.c.;photo 2012 |
| Source | Self-photographed |
| Author | own photo |
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