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Ledger stone of John Aynsley
ledger | memorial
slate
Large slate (?) slab, only upper half used. Elegant lower case text, with well carved heraldic shield, leafy trimmings. Arms: a shield gules charged with a bend dexter argent with three mullets of five points, a rose in chief. Good condition.
Sepulcrum Johannis Anesley
Generosi.
Here Lyeth the Body of John
Aynsley Esqr, who Died Sept
12th 1751 Aged 92
Latin & English
1751?
Burial Register: Mr John Aynsley, gent, 15 Sep 1751.
In 1722 John Aynsley donated the large flagon with hinged lid [HEXAB2056].
1823: “The last table monument worthy of notice is a modern one in the east aisle of the south transept, inscribed Sepulcrum Johannis Anesley, Generosi. Arms, on a bend dexter 3 stars of 5 points, a rose in chief.” [A B Wright, 1823 p.95]
Bay 1 of aisle east of “Acca” cross
South Transept/Floor
CND: STAF2; EM 199; NCH3 p197



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