| The charnel mounted on the w | ALL. |
| Sets to be seen in funer | |
| A matron plain domestic | |
| In care and pain continu | |
| Not slow, not gay, not prodig | |
| Yet neighborly and hospit | |
| Her children seven, yet living | |
| Her sixty-seventh year hence did c | |
| To rest her body natur | |
| In hopes to rise spiritu |
WRITTEN IN 1748.
Ye witty mortals, as you’re passing by,
Remark that near this monument doth lie,
Centered in dust,
Two husbands, two wives,
Two sisters, two brothers,
Two fathers, a son,
Two daughters, two mothers,
A grandfather, grandmother, and a granddaughter,