Dyson Family of Worcestershire
© Jeff Dyson - November 2006
North Porch
On the floor adjacent to the font, which dates from AD 1200 and probably originates from the original Saxon Church and is typical of late Norman design, is another stone dedicated to Henry Dyson.
This states; ‘Here lieth the body of Henry Dyson son of Thomas and Mary Dyson his wife who departed this life November the 29th AD 1716 aged one year.
God took this [ ing] babe from [y ] [mother ?]
To be an angel of eternall happiness
Therefore dear mother do not mourn
Nor desire me for to return
But prepare yourself to come to me
For here are loves eternally
This states; ‘Here lieth the body of Henry Dyson son of Thomas and Mary Dyson his wife who departed this life November the 29th AD 1716 aged one year.
God took this [ ing] babe from [y ] [mother ?]
To be an angel of eternall happiness
Therefore dear mother do not mourn
Nor desire me for to return
But prepare yourself to come to me
For here are loves eternally
