A list of monumental brasses in the British isles / by Mill Stephenson.

  • Mill Stephenson
Date:
1926
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Credit: A list of monumental brasses in the British isles / by Mill Stephenson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    in propugnando legem et libertatem Anglicanum, captus et decollatus ”, 1655 ; “ plate renewed in 1788, J. Eustace fecit ” ; mur., N.A. Exminster. I. Inscr. with 6 Lat. vv. and ach. Otes Petre, esq., 1607 ; his son pos ; mur., C. Farway. T. Inscr. with 6 Eng. vv. stating he built the church. Pdch. Bucknol], 1632, aged 70, on a board, mur., N.A. Devon N. and. Q., VIII, 105. Filleigh. I. Rich. Fortescue of Fylleygh, esq., 1570, in arm., kng., rect. pi. with ach., sh. and inscr., sm. Exeter Trans., V, pi. 26. II. A similar brass to the same person, but of coarser design, with 2 shs., and 6 Eng. vv. stating his brother-in-law Sir Bernard Drake pos. Exeter Trans., VI, pi. 8. Both hung in wooden frames in Fortescue aisle. Haccombe. I. Nich. Carew, esq., 1469, in arm., inscr. in 8 Lat. vv., 4 shs., rel., C. Exeter Trans., V, pi. 27, and 2 S. Ill, 223 ; Newbury House Mag., Sept., 1894, 223 ; Rogers, Sep. Effs., 73 and pi. 26, no. 12, and Memorials, 288. II. Thos. Carewe, esq, 1586, aged 68, in arm., 4 shs., rel., C. Exeter Trans., V, pi. 28, and 2 S. Ill, 224 ; Rogers, Sep. Effs., 74, and pi. 33, no 35. III. Mary dau. of Wm. Huddye of Dorset, esq., w., of Thos. Carewe, esq., 1589, 1 sh., C. IV. Elizth., dau. of Bobt. Hill of Shilston, esq., w. of John Carewe, esq., 1611, 1 sh., C. Exeter Trans., VI, pi. 15. V. Thos. Carew, esq., in arm., and w. Anne [Clifford], died 6th and 8th Dec., 1656, vdth 5 sons (the eld. in arm.) and 1 dau. (dec.), all kng., large rect. pi., inscr. with 14 Eng. vv., ach. and 2 shs. on separate plates, rel., C. Exeter Trans., VI, pi. 16 ; F. and A. Mus. List, pi. 33, no 2 (effs.). Harford. I. Thos. Williams, esq., twice appointed reader in court, speaker in parliament, 1566, aged 52, in arm., inscr., 8 Eng. vv. and sh., A.T., C. Dasent, A. I., The Speakers of the House of Commons, 1911, 138 (eff.) ; Exeter Trans., V, pi. 19 ; Stahh, III. pi. 40. II. John Prideaux of Stoford, in civil dress, and w. Agnes, with 7 sons (the 4th in doctor’s gown) and 3 daus., all kng. ; John Prideaux, the 4th son, D.D., regius professor of divinity, rector of Exeter Coll., Oxford, chaplain to Prince Henry, Jas. 1, and Chas. I, pos. 1639 ; rect. pi. with inscr., mur., S.A. Hartland. I. Anne Abbott, 1611, painted and gilded ; inscr. cut in stone. II. Inscr. with texts and aeh. Alice, widow of Thos. Docton of Docton, esq., 1619, left £20 to the poor of the par., C. He ANTON PuNCHARDON. I. Inscr. with 6 Eng. vv. Sarah,
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