by whom he had three sons and four daughters. He dyed the 23rd of Maye Anno 1617. Aetatis suae 70." In the first south window of the nave are shields for four coats of arms, but the markings on only two of them can be understood, the other two being defaced. One is for the Parker family, who in the mid-18th century are said to be the then Lords of the Manor at Pampisford. Another is the Arms of the earlier Clovill family, superiors at Pampisford after the dissolution of Ely monastery. In the churchyard are two more chest tombs, one of which is made of free-stone with a black marble top for Dr Robert Gell who died in 1665 aged 70. See also Village website References Palmer, W.M., F.S.A., Monumental Inscriptions and Coats of Arms from Cambridgeshire, (as recorded in 1632, and between 1742 & 1782), Cambridge 1932, pps:132-134. Mee, Arthur, The King's England - Cambridgeshire, New revised edition, London, 1965, pps: 176–7. Cambridgeshire Family History Society Journal, Cambridge, August 1994, pps: 285 - 292. Villages in Cambridgeshire Civil parishes in Cambridgeshire South Cambridgeshire District