Sacred to the Memory of

Mr. SAMUEL RHODES, late of Hoxton,
in the Parish of St John's, Hackney,
Who Departed this Life Oct 12th 1794,
in the 58 year of his age.

Son of Thomas and Mary Rhodes
Late of this Parish.

MARY ANN RHODES Daughter of

Thomas & Mary Ann Rhodes

of this Parish, died the 1st of December 1796
Aged Eight Weeks.

ELIZA RHODES, Sister to

the above Mary Ann, Died September 8th 1799, Aged Eleven Weeks.

Mrs. ANN RHODES, Wife of

the above Samuel Rhodes, departed this Life 22a March 1810, Aged 69 years.

Also of Mrs. ELIZABETH RHODES

Late Wife to Samuel Rhodes Esq'
(of Islington)

Who Departed this Life the 22nd March, 1815, aged 39

years.

Likewise of the above

SAMUEL RHODES Esq (of Islington)

Who departed this Life October the 26th, 1822, aged 56 years.

Sacred to the Memory of

SUSANNA MARY RHODES, Daughter of William and Margaret Rhodes of Hoxton,

Who died 1st June 1816, aged 4 years,

Also ELIZABETH SOPHIA RHODES, Wife of the Revd. Francis William Rhodes,

of Brentwood in Essex; Eldest Son of the above William and Margaret Rhodes,

Who Died 24th August 1835, Aged 24 years.
Also WILLIAM ARTHUR RHODES Esqre,

Son of the above William and Margaret Rhodes,
Who died 29th February 1856, Aged 38 years,
Whose remains are interred in a vault at St. Peter's
Church, Walthamstow.

Sacred to the Memory of
MARIA AGNES, daughter of
William and Margaret Rhodes,
of the Grange, Leyton, Essex,
Who died on the 6th of April, 1841,
in the 21st year of her age.
Sacred to the Memory of
WILLIAM RHODES Esqre,
of the Grange, Leyton, Essex,
Who died 15 November, 1843,
Aged 69 years.

Also MARGARET,

Wife of the above,

Who Died 16th December 1851
aged 71 years.

MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT GODWIN,
Author of

A Vindication

of the Rights of Woman;
Born 27th April 1759:
Died 10th September, 1797.*
WILLIAM GODWIN,
Author of
Political Justice.

Born March 3rd, 1756:
Died April 7th, 1836,
Aged 80 years.

MARY JANE, Second Wife of
William Godwin,

Died June 17th, 1841,
Aged 75 years.

*This well-known writer was born in 1759. The place of her birth is uncertain, but is supposed to have been at a farm in Epping Forest. At an early age she engaged herself in the occupation of tuition, for which she was eminently qualified. Unhappily, her sentiments on religious subjects were most exceptional, and she had imbibed principles hostile to that system which has been long established for the regulation of civil society. It was well, therefore, that after a few years she declined the employment of tuition, and confined herself to her pen. Having a contempt for the institution of marriage, she entered into a connection with Mr. Imlay, an American merchant, whom she met at Paris in 1792, and made with him a tour in the north of Europe, of which she gave an account in an interesting volume of letters in 1796. In consequence of the desertion of this gentleman, she resolved upon destroying herself (having failed in the attempt a few months before); she went by water from London Bridge to Putney, and deliberately jumped off Putney Bridge in the month of October, 1795. She was baffled in her attempt this time; her clothes having buoyed her up, she was rescued by some watermen. In July, 1796, Mrs. Wollstonecraft took a house at Somers Town, in the parish of St. Pancras, not long after which she formed a connection with the well-known author of "Political Justice," &c. Their senti

Sacred to the memory of

LOUISA SARAH, the beloved wife of

John Matthews the younger, of Charles Street, Somers Town,

Died 7th Day of June 1825, in child birth, aged 22. She was neice to the Right Honble

Viscountess Avonmore,

And to Lady Bond,

And Cousin to Lord Avonmore.

Sir JOHN FLEETWOOD

Died 1741.

Here lies the Body of

PHILIPPA LADY FLEETWOOD

Who Departed this life January 4th 1786

aged 70 years.

Requiescant in pace
Amen

ments were perfectly in unison, and they both had so thorough a contempt for the rite of marriage, that it was only in consequence of her pregnancy, and the apprehension that she might incur that exclusion from the society of many valuable and esteemed friends which custom awards in cases of this kind, that they were induced to comply with that ceremony. In April, 1797, Mr. and Mrs. Godwin took a house in the Polygon, Somers Town, where on the 10th of September following Mrs. Godwin died, eleven days after having given birth to a daughter. She was the mother of the future wife of Percy Bysshe Shelley, the poet.

+

Revd DOMINUS JACOBUS BARNARD, V.G.L.
Died September 12th 1803
Aged 70.

Here lie the Remains of
Mrs FRANCES DOUGHTY
Relict of

George Brownlowe Doughty

of Snarford Hall

in the County of Lincoln, Esq. deceased; Daughter and joint Coheiress of the late Sr. Henry Tichborne of Tichborne, in the County of Southampton, Bart. Who departed this life the 20th August 1763,

Aged 72.

Requiescat in Pace. Amen.

Also the Body of

JAMES DOUGHTY Esq

Fourth Son of the above

Mrs Frances Doughty,

Who died the 5th of January 1778, Aged 44.
Also of ROBERT DOUGHTY Esq
5th & youngest Son, Died 6th October
1794, Aged 62.

Requiescant in Pace. Amen.