[This work was written by Nathaniel Salmon, who was deprived of his
curacy for being a Nonjuror. He afterwards settled as a physician at
Bishop-Stortford in Hertfordshire, where he died in 1742. See a notice
of him, and his other works, in Bowyer's _Anecdotes_, p. 638.]
_Eden Pedigree and Arms._--I find in Gough Nicholl's _Topographer and
Genealogist_, vol. i. p. 173., mention of a monument in All Saints' Church,
Sudbury, to one of the Eden family; and a pedigree painted on the east wall
of Eden, much defaced, with numerous arms, date 1615. Would any of your
correspondents kindly give me particulars of this monument, pedigree, and
arms?