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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    Barnard, dau, and coh. of Ralph Allwey of Shenley, Herts., esq., 1634, aged 26, worn, C. WooBURN. I. John Godwyn, 1488, in civil dress, and w. Pernell (eff. lost), '' ffirst founders of the stepull of Obourne Deyncourt ”, N.A. Bucks. Records, IV, 22 ; Gough, II, pi. 75, fig. 2, p. 305 ; Langley., T., Hist, of Desborough, 451. II. Christ. Askowe, gent., c. 1500, in civil dress, w. Margery, and son Wm. (eff. lost), worn, N.A. Rubbing with son in coll. Soc. Antiq. III. Thos. Swayn, S.T.B., prebendary of Aylesbury, chaplain to Wm. Atwater, bp. of Lincoln, 1519, in cope, rel., C. Bucks. Records, IV, 22. IV. [Christ ?] Grantham, c. 1520, in shroud. Trinity, inscr. in 10 Eng. vv., 2 shs., and arms of the Staple and Fish¬ monger’s Co. ; w., 1 son and 2 daus., lost ; rel.,C. Bucks. Records, IV, 22. Rubbing with children in coll. Soc. Antiq. V. Inscr. Maud and Margt., ws. of Wm. Sotherwyk, c. 1520, N.A. VI. Inscr. Hugh Roberts, pastor for 33 years, 1614, aged 63 ; his flock pos., N.A. VII. Arthur, only son of Philip, lord Wharton, by Jane, dau. and h. of Arthur Goodwin, esq., 1642, aged 9 months, rect. pi. with recumbent eff. on A.T., and inscr. with 6 Eng. vv. on side, ach. on lozenge above ; original slab with marg. inscr. cut in stone now destroyed ; rel., C. Bucks. Records, IV, 22 (eff., vv. and ach.) ; M.B.S. Portfolio, III, pi. 55 (with slab). WoRMiNOHALL. I. Philip Kinge, gent., educated by his uncle bp. Kinge of Oxford, 1592, in civil dress, and w. Elizth. [Conquest], with 5 sons, 6 daus., and infant (dec.), kng., rect. pi. with 12 Eng. vv. and Lat. inscr. ; his w. pos. ; mur., C. Bucks. Records, IV, 81 ; Lipscomb, I, 581. WoTTON Underwood. I. Edw. Greneville, esq., 1587, in civil dress, and w. Alice, dau. of Wm. Haselwood, with infant son in swaddling clothes ; 4 Eng. vv. and marg. inscr. cut in stone ; S.C. Lipscomb, I, 613. Wycombe, High. I. Inscr. Margt., dau. of-and An Trone, 1588, mur., S.C. II. Inscr. in 8 Eng. vv. Margery and Mary, ws. of John Lane, c. 1600, mur., S.C. III. Inscr. Robt. Kempe, 1621, mur., S.C. Wycombe, West. I. Inscr. John Syot, vicar [1461], Tower. II. Ach., East; inscr. cut in stone. Rich. East and w., 1585, Tower. Wyrardisbury or Wraysbury. I. [John Brecknock, esq., in arm., and w. Elizth., sister of Sir John Francis, 1488], double canopy, 3 shs. ; w. and inscr. lost ; C. II. John, son of Walter Stonor, esq., 1512, sm. C. Druitt, 142 ; Haines, 85 ; V. and
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