Birth year inferred so may be off a year.
Extract from "An Historical Tour in Monmouthsire", Vol. II, William Coxe, 1801:
At the eastern extremity of the northern aisle is a small chapel adjoining to the chancel, the cemetery of the Hanbury family. At the upper end is a sepulchral monument erected by his widow, to the memory of Major Hanbury, and surmounted by his bust in marble well executed.
[see below for inscription]
Extract from "An Historical Tour in Monmouthsire", Vol. II, William Coxe, 1801:
At the eastern extremity of the northern aisle is a small chapel adjoining to the chancel, the cemetery of the Hanbury family. At the upper end is a sepulchral monument erected by his widow, to the memory of Major Hanbury, and surmounted by his bust in marble well executed.
[see below for inscription]
Birth year inferred so may be off a year.
Extract from "An Historical Tour in Monmouthsire", Vol. II, William Coxe, 1801:
At the eastern extremity of the northern aisle is a small chapel adjoining to the chancel, the cemetery of the Hanbury family. At the upper end is a sepulchral monument erected by his widow, to the memory of Major Hanbury, and surmounted by his bust in marble well executed.
[see below for inscription]
Extract from "An Historical Tour in Monmouthsire", Vol. II, William Coxe, 1801:
At the eastern extremity of the northern aisle is a small chapel adjoining to the chancel, the cemetery of the Hanbury family. At the upper end is a sepulchral monument erected by his widow, to the memory of Major Hanbury, and surmounted by his bust in marble well executed.
[see below for inscription]
Inscription
Here lies the Body of JOHN HANBURY, Esq.,
of Pont Poole in the county of Monmouth,
who by his great understanding and humanity
made the people of this place and neighbourhood rich and happy;
and they will tell their children to latest posterity
that he was a wise and honest man.
He was chosen in eight Parliaments,
and was Knight of the Shire for the county of Monmouth
at his decease.
He was appointed by the Great Duke of Marlborough
one of his executors to his Last Will.
He married Bridget, daughter of Sir Edward Ayscough, of
Kelsey, in the county of Lincoln,
by whom he left five sons, John, Capel, Charles, George, and Thomas.
He died the 14 day of June 1734 in the 70 year of his age.
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