J. Gray 1826
Arms of Ramsay and Watson
Parcite vos lachrymis dulcetea conjuge nati Deo credite
florentas.
Old stone nearly covered up
1632 Grissel or Grace Watson to David Ramsay, maltman, died 02 Jan 1632
Claimant: Ioannes Watson, same family as No.30. Watson banker glasgow and Mrs
Gray his sister.
Davidi Ramsaes polentasio airo integerimo conjugi clariss Grisila Watsona monumentum hoc
caedendum curavit obiit die 02 mensis Jannarii anno domini 1632
parcite vos lachrymis dulcetea conjuge nati deo credite florentas
The above text does contain errors as the original is very hard to read.
Source:RT
To David Ramsay, Maltman, a most upright man, and a most beloved
and faithful husband, who died 02 January A.D. 1632, Grisell Watson caused this
monument to be erected.
Spare these tears dear wife and children; trust in God who will
protect the living.
J Gray 1826.
In memory of Mr David Ramsay, Merchant, who died 1812, aged 69
years. And of Elizabeth Sandeman his wife who died 26th March 1821, aged 76
years. Also of their Grandchildren, the sons of John Sturrock and Christian
Ramsay, who died, Silvester Sturrock 12th July 1833 in his 27th year, and John
Binny Sturrock the 8th March 1835 in his 12th year. Revised by John Sturrock
Esq. 1868.
Source: The Book of the Howff, ŠLibraries, Leisure and Culture
Dundee, Local History Centre & is
reproduced with kind permission.
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