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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    BEDFORDSHIRE. Fisher, Colls. Collections Genealogical and Topographical for Bedfordshire, by T. Fisher, 1812-36. Fisher, Mon. Rem. Monumental Remains and Antiquities in Bedfordshire, by T. Fisher, 1828. Isherwood, Grace. Monumental Brasses in Bedfordshire Churches, 1906. Sanderson, H. K. St. J. The Brasses of Bedfordshire, contributed to the Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, vol. II, pp. 33, 74, 117, 153, 193, 275, and vol. Ill, p. 31. V. C. H. Beds. Victoria County History, Bedfordshire. Ampthill. I. Wm. Hicchecok, woolman, mcht., ‘‘ locum tenens ” of the staple of Calais, 1450, in civil dress, mutil., and widow “ domina ” Agnes. II. John Lodyngton junior, 1485, (eff. lost), and w. Margt., sm., worn. III. John Barnard, chapman, in civil dress, and w. Ellen, 1506, sm., worn ; inscr., 4 sons and 3 daus. lost. Fisher, Mon. Rem., no. 32. IV. Inscr. in 7 Eng. vv., c. 1520 ; Trinity and scroll lost. Fisher, Mon. Rem., no. 31. V. Sir Mch. Harve, 1532, in arm., marg. inscr. and 1 sh., now mur., N.A. Fisher, Mon. Rem., no. 2 ; Suffolk Proc., Ill, 315. Nos. I-IV now on boards on Tower piers. Arlesley. I. Inscr. and ach. Bich. Edwards, esq., 1638, aged 57, N. Aspley Guise. I. Priest in acad. kng., with St. John Bapt. standing, c. 1410 ; cross and marg. inscr. lost; rel., N.A. Fisher, Colls., pi. 6. II. [Sir John Guise, 1501], in arm. with SS. collar, crest and 4 shs. ; inscr. lost ; N.A. Fisher, Colls., pi. 5. III. Inscr. in 9 Lat. vv. Wm. Stone, 1618, aged 72, mur., C. Barford, Great. I. Man in arm. and w., c. 1525 ; inscr. lost; mur., C. II. Inscr. John Fetzgefferie, 1535, on a board, C. Barford, Little. I. Thos. Perys, 1535, in civil dress, and w. Agnes, local, N. Fisher, Mon. Rem., no. 3. Barton-in-the-Clay. I. Inscr. Philip de Lee, rector [1349]. II. Rich. Brey, rector [1396], hf. eS. in mass vests. Anonymous. III. Civilian, c. 1490 ; inscr. lost; sm., worn. All rel. in one slab and mur., C.
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