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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    Rubbing of cross, etc., in coll. Soc. Antiq. II. Inscr. in 8 Eng. vv. (e£ls. lost). John Boorne, died in his third mayoralty, 1559, and w. Alice, 1558, mar. 37 years, had 1 son and 5 dans., now mur., S.A. Views of Reading Abbey, I, 46 (with eff. of w.) Reading Museum, see Museums. Remenham. I. Thos. Maryet, esq., 1591, in arm., head lost, ach., sm., rel., mur., Tower. Morley, 168. II. John Newman, pastor, 1622, aged 60, in gown, inscr. with 4 Lat. vv., rel., mur.. Tower. Morley, 168. Sandhurst. I. Rich. Geale, 1608, in civil dress, and w. Elizth., with 4 sons and 5 daus., sm., mur., C. Morley, 170. Shefford, Little (old church). I. John Eetjrplace, esq., 1524, in arm., and w. Dorothy [Danvers], kng., with 3 sons (lost) and 4 daus. ; 2 shs. ; another sh. and Trinity lost ; mur., A.T., C. M.B.S. Trans., VI., 97 ; Morley, 172. Shellingford. I. Inscr. Mary Knappe, 1621, aged 16, N. The br. to John de Bleobury, 1372, is lost. Shottesbrooke. I. Priest in mass vests, and a civilian with anelace, c. 1370, fine double canopy mutil. ; inscr. lost; large, once in C., now in N. Tr. Alcuin Club Colls., XXII, 24 (priest) ; Beaumont, 43 ; Bib. Top. Brit., IV, 105; British Architect, 23 Oct., 1885 ; Crossley, 232 (civilian) ; Druitt, 201 ; Mitchell, A. B., Shottesbrooke Church, pi. 10 ; Morley, 174 ; Oxford Jour, of Mon. Br., II, 88 ; Waller, pt. 2. II. [Margt., dau. of Sir Wm. Trussel, founder of the ch. in 1337, w. of Sir Fulk] Penne- brygg, [1401], marg. inscr. in Fr. nearly all lost, N.Tr. Brit. Archit. ; Fairholt, Costume, I, 160 ; Cough, II, pi. 5, p. 11 ; Mitchell, pi. 11 ; Morley, 176 ; Blanche, Costume, I, 205 (belt). III. Rich. Gyll, esq., sergeaunt of the bakehouse ” with kings Hen. VII and VIII, and “ bayly of the vii hundreds of Cokam and Bray ”, 1511, in arm., N. Tr. Brit. Archit. ; Fairholt, Cos¬ tume, I, 274; Mitchell, pi. 11 ; Morley, 176. IV. Inscr. with 4 Lat. vv. Wm. Throkmarton, LL.D., priest, late garden of this church ”, 1535, placed over an alabaster eff., C. Brit. Archit. ; Mitchell, pi. 11. V. Thos. Noke, ‘‘ comenly called Father Noke ”, created esquire by Hen. VIII, and “ for his excellencie in artilarie made yeoman of the crowne of Englond ”, 1567, aged 87, in civil dress with badge on shoulder, and 3 ws., with 1 son and 3 daus. of 1st w. (now lost) ; 3 sons and 3 daus. of 2nd, and 1 dau. of 3rd w. (now lost) ; he left surviving his w. Julian, 2 brothers, 1 sister, 1 son and 2 daus. ; inscr., 6 Lat. vv. by Dame Elizth. Hobbie, and ach., N.Tr. Beaumont, 53 (man) ;
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