T. W. JONES.

Nantwich.

_Tombstone in Churchyard._--_Arms: Battle-axe_ (Vol. vii., pp. 331. 390.

407. 560.).--It appears that I may conclude that 1600 is the oldest

_legible_ date on a tombstone inscription. That of 1601 is cut in relief

round the edge of a long free-stone slab, raised on a course of two or

three bricks, and is in Henllan, near Denbigh.

The battle-axes (three in fesse) are on the wall over it. I am obliged to

J. D. S.; but in both my cases the arms appear as connected with Welsh

families; but it is the above that I want to identify.

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