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Title: Archaeologia cantiana
Year: 1859 (1850s)
Authors: Kent Archaeological Society. cn
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Publisher: (London) Kent Archaeological Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ever filledup, which would lead to the conclusion that the wifesurvived her husband; but although every arrangementwas thus made for burial with her late husband, when-ever her death might occur, from some accidental cir-cumstance her interment took place elsewhere, or ifwith her husband, the insertion of the dates was care-lessly forgotten. Bering has misplaced the inscriptions on the labels,giving to the man the wifes, and to the wife the mans ;in other respects they are correctly rendered. The chil-dren should have been on the plinth between theirparents, and the two lower shields of arms below theinscription. Of the history of this Thomas Fogge we have but lit-tle to record. The thorough exhaustion produced by thepast tumultuous reigns doubtless predisposed him to in-action and rest. Probably his time was divided betweenthe routine of a quiet court, and the peaceable enjoy-ment of his country possessions. The office of Serjeant-Porter, however, implies an appointment of trust, and
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