SETON -[Slate slab forming a box tomb.]
This tomb is raised to his memory by his affectionate widow Ann Seton.
Here lieth the remains of George Seton, the lineal descendant of the Earls of WINTOUN and TRANENT, Captn. in the 7th Regt. Royal Fusiliers and S. Inspector of Constabulary at Newry.
He died on the 30th day of Novr. 1845 aged 58 years.
This tomb is raised to his memory by his affectionate widow Ann Seton.
Here lieth the remains of George Seton, the lineal descendant of the Earls of WINTOUN and TRANENT, Captn. in the 7th Regt. Royal Fusiliers and S. Inspector of Constabulary at Newry.
He died on the 30th day of Novr. 1845 aged 58 years.
SETON -[Slate slab forming a box tomb.]
This tomb is raised to his memory by his affectionate widow Ann Seton.
Here lieth the remains of George Seton, the lineal descendant of the Earls of WINTOUN and TRANENT, Captn. in the 7th Regt. Royal Fusiliers and S. Inspector of Constabulary at Newry.
He died on the 30th day of Novr. 1845 aged 58 years.
This tomb is raised to his memory by his affectionate widow Ann Seton.
Here lieth the remains of George Seton, the lineal descendant of the Earls of WINTOUN and TRANENT, Captn. in the 7th Regt. Royal Fusiliers and S. Inspector of Constabulary at Newry.
He died on the 30th day of Novr. 1845 aged 58 years.
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