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--- "The History of Banbury" by Alfred Beesley, 1841, page 622-3:
Nathaniel Fiennes. On the northwest wall of the nave of the Church of Newton Toney, Wilts, is the monument erected to the memory of Nathaniel Fiennes and his two daughters; being a large oblong slab of black marble, on which, beneath the arms, is carved the inscription given below. Two flat stones on the floor of the chancel also bear arms and inscriptions, now much obliterated, but evidently in memory of unmarried daughter of Nathaniel Fiennes, in all probability the same that are mention on his own monument:---
In memory of the Honourable
Nathaniell Fiennes Second
Sonne of William Lord Viscount
Say & Seale, who departed
This Life the 16th day of December
1669 in the 62 yeare of his age
And
Of his two eldest Daughters
Frances & Elizabeth by Frances
His wife Daughter of Richard
Whithead of Tuderly in ye County of
Southton Esqr who both died in
The flower of their age.
Here lyes also the Honble Frances
Fiennes who died the 7th Octr 1691
In the 70th year of her age leaving
Only two Daughters
Mary & Cecilia.
Cecilia
Born June ye 7th 1662 died 10th April 1741 at Hackney.
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Abt 1621 - 1691 (70 years)
, d. 16 Dec 1669, Newton Toney, Wiltshire