‘A la Mémoire de Louis Pages, Lieut.-Col. des chevaux-légers; chevalier des ordres militaires des Deux Siciles et d’Espagne. Mort à Bishop’s Castle le 1er Mai 1814, âgé de 40 ans.’
In the Register of the same church is recorded the baptism of a son of Antoine Marie Jeanne Ary Bandart, Captain of the 4th Regiment of Light Infantry, Member of the Legion of Honour, a prisoner of war; and fifteen months later the burial of the child. These are in 1813 and 1814. In the latter year also is recorded the baptism of a son of Joseph and Maria Moureux.
In the churchyard of Moreton-Hampstead, Devon, are ranged against the wall stones with the following epitaphs:
‘A la mémoire de Louis Ambroise Quanti, Lieut, du 44 Régt du Corps Impérial d’Artillerie de Marine. Agé de 33 ans. Décédé le 29 Avril 1809.’ The Masonic compass and dividers follow the inscription.
‘Ici repose le corps de M. Armand Aubry, Lieut, du 70me Régt d’Infanterie de Ligne. Agé de 42 ans. Décédé le 10 Juin 1811. Priez Dieu pour le repos de son âme.’ This is followed by two crossed swords.
‘A la mémoire de Jean François Roil; Aspirant de la Marine Impériale, âgé de 21 ans. Décédé le 22 Janvier 1811.’ This has as emblem a sword and anchor crossed.
There are still in Moreton-Hampstead two shops bearing the name of Rihll. To the register-entries of two of the above deaths is added: ‘These were buried in Wooling, according to Act of Parliament.’
In the churchyard of Ashburton, Devon, is a stone thus inscribed:
‘Ici
Repose François Guidon natif de Cambrai en France, Sous-Lieutenant au 46me Régt de Ligne. Décédé le 18 7bre 1815. Agé de 22 ans. Requiescat in Pace.’
At East Dereham, Norfolk: