Halifax Parish Church
Here lyeth ye body of Elizabeth ye wife of Ioshua Dun, of Hali- fax, who was buried Novem ber ye 24th 1680. Also Ioshua Dun her Husband. Died Aug: 7th 1715. Aged 80 |
This image is taken from The Monumental & Other Inscriptions in Halifax Parish Church
Near this place lie the remains of Joshua Dun, son of Joshua and Mary
Dun, of Halifax, student of Christ College, shedding a lustre on it
and the University while he lived in Cambridge, and at his death
deservedly lamented; In the flower of his age, he was endowed with
those qualities which render a character truly respectable. Though
born with a propensity for universal literature, he excelled chiefly
in the healing art; in which he made so amazing a progress as to
become very skilful in that faculty. To sum up all, he seemed born to
relieve the distresses of his fellow creatures, had not divine wisdom
thought fit to release so great a man from the ties of mortality at
so early a period.
Being taken with small-pox, after an illness of 12 days, he finished life on the 13th September 1709, aged 25, with a character hardly to be equalled by posterity. Near his grave rests his Father, Joshua Dun, who died August 17th 1715, aged 80; as also his mother Mary Dun, who died April 5th 1729 aged 87 |
This image is taken from The Monumental Inscriptions in Halifax Parish Church
Here resteth the body of Mr Thomas Snedall of Halifax who departed this life December 18th 1619 and also Anne Snedall, his wife, was bvried Ivne 29, 1638 Iames Holland was bvried November 25, 1651 and Grace, his wife, was bvried December 26th 1670 And also Joshua, sonne of Joshua Dun, was buried under this stone February 23rd 1675. |
This image is taken from The Monumental & Other Inscriptions in Halifax Parish Church
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