The Corpse of Lewis Smith Interred at Westminster Church
On Setpilay Night the corpse of Lewis Smith Hig formerly 84 officer in King James the Second's camp on Hountlow Heath lay in state then was interred decently in the Vault of St James's Church Westminster. Pall bearers included Capt. Alexander Horne Capt. Winder Jonathan Smith Ely Mr. Worlington and others. Church service by Rev Mr Carlton Sub Dean of the Chapel Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smith
Hig
King James the Second
Hountlow-Heath
Harrison
Vere-street
Glare- Market
St. James’s Church
Westminster
Alexander Horne
Winder
Jonathan Smith
Ely
Worrington
Edward Machen
City of
Gloucester
Henry Perkins
Sutton
Diocese of
Lincoln
Worthey- Downs
Matt
Child
Simmons
Sage
Tottenham
Justice Smithson
White-Hart
Clerkenwell
Ermeston
James
Kentington Common
Ball
Lorimer’s Pond
Lambeth
Semonday
Blackwall Reach
Sevenoak
Kent
Ment
Sir William Gage
Sussex
Lewes
Lewisham
Philip Hall
Newgate
Justice de Veil
Robert Walpole
Chelsea
Cambridge-Heath
Bethnal-Green
Negle
Sandwich
London
New England
St. James’s Park
Rosamond’s Pond
Constitution-Hill
Bea
Queen’s-Head-Courrt
Windmill-street
St. Anne’s
Soho
Knave’s Acre
Mr. Ath
Old Bedlam
Wallingford
Berkshire
Neinet Bay
Maxey
Yarmouth
Margate Sands
A. Hoyman
Hallifax
Butler
Scandaroon
Turky Company
Euphrates
Peacock
Land
Poland
Nielczewski
Crown
Tarlo
Konigsberg
Palatine
Warsaw
Councy
Munich
Leopold
Petersbourg
Dresden
Lisbon
Inquisition
Admiral Norris
Manheim
Elefor Palastine
Neckar
Mantua
Ratisbon
Bavaria
Vienna