There exists also a stone memorial to Nathaniel Still (died 1626), son of Bishop Still.
Nathaniel kneels at prayer to left in front of his own son, who predeceased him.
Kneeling opposite is his wife Jane Whitmore in front of their daughters.
Below is a text alluding to the Bishop, who "first raised the name" (of Still):

"In memory of Nathanill Still of this parrish Esq.,
who dyed the second day of February Anno Domini 1626.
Not that he needeth monuments of stone for his well-gotten fame to rest uppon but this was reard to testifie that hee lives in theire loves ye yet surviving for unto vertu who first raised his name hee left the preservation of the same and to posterity remaine it shall when brass and marble monuments shall fall"
There exists also a stone memorial to Nathaniel Still (died 1626), son of Bishop Still. Nathaniel kneels at prayer to left in front of his own son, who predeceased him. Kneeling opposite is his wife Jane Whitmore in front of their daughters. Below is a text alluding to the Bishop, who "first raised the name" (of Still):

"In memory of Nathanill Still of this parrish Esq., who dyed the second day of February Anno Domini 1626. Not that he needeth monuments of stone for his well-gotten fame to rest uppon but this was reard to testifie that hee lives in theire loves ye yet surviving for unto vertu who first raised his name hee left the preservation of the same and to posterity remaine it shall when brass and marble monuments shall fall"
John Still