At St. Neots' parish church, Huntingdonshire, the initials W. and M.
interlaced, G., and C., occur on several quarries.
At Puttenham, Hertfordshire, is a broken quarry bearing a shield, charged
with a ship in full sail; on a chief, the arms of King's Coll. Cambridge.
The living belongs to that college, I believe.
Can any of your correspondents assist in assigning these initials and arms
to their respective owners? The date of the glass in the two last-named
cases is probably the end of the seventeenth century.