who, without interest, fortune, or connection, by the native force of
his own genius, assisted only by a classical education, which he
received at the Grammar School of this town, planned, executed, and
established a literary work called
_The Gentleman's Magazine_,
whereby he acquired an ample fortune, the whole of which devolved to
his family.
Here also lies
The body of WILLIAM CAVE,
second son of the said JOSEPH CAVE, who died May 2, 1757, aged 62
years, and who, having survived his elder brother,