Quod mori potuit

All that was mortal in JOSEPH
PRYCE Esq^r late of Gellyhyr in
this Parish whose amiable
qualities Endeared him to all
his friends. Religious without
hypocrisy, humble without
meanness, charitable without
Ostentation, humane, benevolent,
Hospitable: an affectionate
Husband, indulgent Father;
a Sincere friend, impartial
Magistrate, His life Exemplary,
his Death happy: unfeigned
Piety accompanied him thro'
every scene to the last moments
of Life, Supported Him with
Assurance of hope, the Source
of Peace, and Ernest
of a Blissfull Immortality.

Here
Lieth the Body of
Nathaniel Bowen ^Gent
of this Parish who De-
parted this Life Jan.
8^TH [?] 1771 Aged 78 years

Sweet solitude
When Life's - - - hours are past
where - - - - -

Many thanks to Terry Barlow for his suggestion that Nathaniel's surname might be Bowen, and to Jeff Coleman and Graham Williams for confirming the name Bowen by reference to the Ilston parish registers and churchyard monumental inscriptions.

Sacred to the Memory
of Joseph Kneath, Son of
Joseph and Martha Kneath
died May 21^st 1811 Aged 21^yrs
Also W^m. KNEATH Son of
the above died April 8^th 1821
Aged 22 yrs.

DEATH WHAT A SULLEN SOUND TO ALL
WHAT MORTAL THINGS ARE MEN
WE SOON ARISE AND QUICK WE FALL
TO MIX WITH EARTH AGAIN.

D. DANIEL SCULPT.
SWANSEA

In Memory
of David Williams who died y^e 26
of October/¹⁸⁰² Aged 2 months
Also William Williams who died y^e 26^th
of October 1806 Aged 3 weaks
Also Mary Williams who died y^e 19^th of
March 1807 Aged 3 years and 6 months

Parents Grive no more for we
For in this Grave we lie all three
Our Souls ascended up on High
Repet you all before you die.

Also J. W. A^d 9^d.