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St Michael, Hawkshead |
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| St Michael, Hawkshead: memorials | ||
| locality type:- | church memorial | |
| locality type:- | coat of arms | |
| locality type:- | effigy | |
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![]() BSD80.jpg Sandys memorial, the parents of Bishop Edwin Sandys. (taken 16.9.2005) |
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| Translated by Dr J E Sandys, public orator at St John's College, Cambridge:- |
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| "Buried beneath this tomb lie William Sanders" |
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| "And his Consort, Margaret:" |
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| "Happy her name, happy her name and fame;" |
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| "He an Esquire who rejoiced in his day in labour of Princes;" |
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| "She a Pattern to all, holy and saintly in life." |
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| "Happy were they in their home in the equal lot of their wedlock;" |
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| "Blest in their wealth and their faith;" |
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| "Blest in their sires and their sons." |
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| "Great were the pledges of favour divine they received in abundance;" |
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| "Greatest of all was the fame won them by Edwin their son." |
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| "Doctor was he, and Proctor, and Head" |
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| "of a college at Cambridge;" |
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| "Thrice as a Bishop enthroned;" |
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| "Thrice he was head of a See." |
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| "They that were one in their life, and their love,An their hallowed affection," |
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| "Resting beneath this stone wait for the life to come." |
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![]() BSD81.jpg Sandys memorial, coat of arms (taken 16.9.2005) |
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![]() BZI23.jpg (taken 20.9.2013) ![]() BZI24.jpg Coat of arms. (taken 20.9.2013) |
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