Williams, Charles

In Latin: Charles Williams, Esquire, of Caerleon in the county of Monmouth, died the 29th of August 1720 aged 87. He was truly a Christian, a strenuous defender of the Church of England, a lover of his country and defender of public liberty; towards the poor, those especially of his neighbourhood, piously liberal, to his friends splendidly munificent, particularly to him who out of a grateful soul erected this monument. J.H. [Translation courtesy of Westminster Abbey website, amended.]