Edward Saunders Sebright

Edward Saunders Sebright Esq. (the second son of Sir Edward Sebright, 3rd Baronet) was travelling through France (on a boat) and was murdered by robbers (killed by pirates) before reaching Calais on December 12, 1723, aged 25. His remains were brought to England and are deposited in the family vault in this church (Flamstead).

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Dame Anne Sebright only surviving daughter and sole heir of Thomas Saunders esq of Beechwood in the county of Hertford and Helen Sadler of Sopewell in the same county relict of Sir Edward Sebright third Baronet She died December 25 1719 aged 49 years Her remains are deposited in her family vault in this church Sir Thomas Saunders Sebright fourth Baronet died April the 12 1736 aged 44 His remains are deposited in the family vault in this Church He left issue two sons Thomas and John Dame Henrietta Sebright relict of Sir Thomas Saunders Sebright Baronet and daughter of Sir Samuel Dashwood Knight died March 21 1772 and her remains are deposited in the vault in this church Edward Saunders Sebright Esq second son of Sir Edward Sebright bart travelling through France was murdered by robbers near Calais December 12 1723 aged 25 His remains were brought to England and are deposited in the family vault in this church Sir Thomas Saunders Sebright fifth Baronet son of Sir Thomas and Dame Henrietta died unmarried October 30 1761 aged 38 His remains are deposited in the family vault in this church