As slready messaged, Her name appears on the seventh line and reads: “(married) woman Trenlah daughter of (?) Yakov”. The Hebrew letters Mem and Tet look vary similar, but one of the distinguishing features is the lower horizontal line. It is closed for a Tet and open for a Mem. As you can see in the photo, it is closed here and so is a Tet. The name is Trenlah, not Merindel.
The next line reads: “and wife of Isaac son of Moses, may his memory be for a blessing”, these last seven words (‘zikhrono livraha’ in Hebrew) being indicated by the two letters zayin (z) and lamed (l).
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