 By the arms on a shield the person interred and here commemorated was a Pauncefote or Pauncefoot.Upon the front margin or edge of the tablet on which the figure rests, is an inscription not legible.From the cross legs of figures of this kind many writers and some antiquaries of the eighteenth century were in the habit of concluding that these were the monuments of Knights Templars, or at least of crusaders, the public opinion on this has since changed.