Killed by 'Sir William Courtenay', alias John Tom, at Bossenden Farm, prior to the 'Battle of Bossenden Wood.' He was with his brother John, a Constable, and it is possible that he was a former follower of Tom's who was suspected of betrayal. His wife Sarah received a compensatory pension of £40 a year for the remaining 35 years of her life.
Killed by 'Sir William Courtenay', alias John Tom, at Bossenden Farm, prior to the 'Battle of Bossenden Wood.' He was with his brother John, a Constable, and it is possible that he was a former follower of Tom's who was suspected of betrayal. His wife Sarah received a compensatory pension of £40 a year for the remaining 35 years of her life.
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[...] in the 33th year of his age.
He brought down my strength in my journey/
and shortened my days/
suddenly.
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The quotation is an adaptation of Psalm 102.
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