Lammas, St.Andrew's Church, MI for William DAMANT & Elizabeth CASTELL

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Lammas, St.Andrew's Church, MI for William DAMANT & Elizabeth CASTELL

Norfolk

16th September 2019

Sue Mackay

Memorial Plaque to William DAMANT and Elizabeth CASTELL, parents of the settler Edward DAMANT, in St.Andrew's Church, Lammas (Parish of Lammas with Little Hautbois).

In the vault beneath are deposited the remains of

WILLIAM DAMANT

of this Parish

who died the 26th April 1808

Aged 65 Years.

Let me die the death of the Righteous and let my last end be like his.

Numbers C.25 V. 10

Also the remains of

ELIZABETH DAMANT

his late Wife

who died the 23rd Aug't 1789

Aged 43 Years.

Her conscientious discharge of the various duties of Life makes her loss sincerely regretted by all who knew her.

Photo by Rod Mackay.

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