I am presently researching the Boyce family - as a case over Richard Boyce's estate, which was heard by the Court of Chancery in 1849 - remains to this day an influential authority in English Trust law. Every textbook includes this case - which is actually little known about and even less well understood. Personal interest in the case comes from the fact that my Grandparents lived in the very vicinity of the properties that were at issue in the case before the Court of Chancery. My parents got married in the Church in which this Grave is located (St Edmunds in Southwold) - My parents gave me Edmund as my second name (for what little this snippet of information is worth). I thank you in advance for sending the picture - and I will be sure to say thank you - and credit you in the footnote in the Academic Paper that I hope will come from this research. I will not publish the picture - without asking your express permission first. There is not usually room in dull law journals for pictures.