[The monument was commenced by the second Sir Thomas Eden in 1615, and
contained, some years since, an inscription upon brass, a limbed
picture, and upon the wall, beneath the canopy, a pedigree of the
marriages of the family with those of Waldegrave, Peyton, Steward,
Workington, Harrys, and St. Clere. The whole having fallen into ruin,
it became necessary in 1851 to remove it. The brass being gone, the
following inscription upon the verge of the canopy alone was visible:
"This tombe was finished at y^e coste of Sir Thomas Eden, Knight, Maie
16, 1617." A large mural monument to the memory of several of the Eden
family is about to be erected by its side. See the Rev. Charles
Badham's _History and Antiquities of All Saints' Church, Sudbury_, pp.
44-46. and 162., London, 1852; who says that the pedigree upon the wall
has been preserved, but does not state where it may be seen: it will,
however, be found among the Harleian MSS. in the British Museum.]
_The Gentleman's Calling._--Can any one tell me who was the author of this
book? It was printed in London for T. Garthwait, at the little north doore
of St. Pauls, 1660.