Cope stone of Sarcophagus to Thomas Watsone and Elspit Alexander, his spouse.
Marshalled arms
Effigies of Time, youth, charity and justice.
Heir lyis ane godly and vertous voman namit Elspet Alexander
spous to Thomas Watsone merchand burge in Dundie who decessed in Jan 1645 of age
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For when we were enemies were reconciled to God by the death of his sonn much
more being reconciled we sall be saved by his life.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from hence forth yea eaith the Spirit
that they may rest from their labours and their works follow them.
Claimant: Relatives for David Lindsay, Brewer Dundee, William Moncur, Brewer.
Source:RT
Merce and trouth shall meet togither, righteousness and peace shall kis another.
Post fustra poenituisse velis ardent dum facole sensim dum sidet arena fac bene
( While fire and sand thee serve, do well, I pray. Too late wilt thou repeat, if
thou delay ).
Source: The Book of the Howff, ŠLibraries, Leisure and Culture Dundee, Local
History Centre & is reproduced with kind permission. |
