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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    frontis. ; M.B.S. Portfolio, IV, pi. 15, and Trans., Ill, 92 (St. Mark). II. Frag, of marg. inscr. [Robt. Styward Wells, last prior and first dean, 1557], S.A. of C. III. Umphry Tyndall, of a Norfolk family, D.D., 4tli dean, master of Queens’ Coll., Camb., 1614, in cap and gown, foot inscr. and marg. inscr., the latter mutik, ach. and 4 shs., very large, S.A. of C. Bentham, pi. 25, p. 191 ; Fenland N. and Q., I, 236 ; M.B.S. Portfolio, I,pt. 7, pi. 6; Ollenshaw, J.,Notes on SoTiam Cliurch,21. IV. Inscr. and arms of Fishmongers’ Co. Robt. Wagstave, fishmonger, 1616, and w. Mary, 1621 ; she mar. 2ndly Stephen Baetman ; Lady Chapel. For a list of the lost brasses and existing indents see “ M.B.S. Trans.”, Ill, 88-106, Fordham. I. Inscr. Andrew Cheswryght, preyst ”, c. 1520, S.A. II. Wm. Cheswryght, 1521, in civil dress, and w. Maud, worn, local, S.A. III. Inscr. Wm. Hinson the elder, 1592, N. Foxton. I. Inscr. John Fuller, 1588, mar. Dorothy, dau. of Thos. Chichley of Wimpole, esq., by his 2nd w. a dau. of Hussey of Lines., son of Wm. Chichley by Alice, dau. of Thos. Bruges “ grandfather to ye first lord Chandoys ”, son of Hen. Chichley, son of Wm. who was brother to Hen., abp. of Canterbury, and Robt., twice mayor of London, sons of Thos. Chichley of Higham Ferrers, Northants. ; another plate states this stone was placed here by Fuller Meade (son of Robt. Meade, born at Much Easton, Essex, by his w. the dau. and h. of John and Dorothy Fuller), who mar. Rose, dau. of Francis Brackin of Cambridge, esq., and had issue Edm. and Fuller, 1628 ; 4 shs. lost; S.A. Fulbourne. I. Priest, c. 1390, in mass vests, with scroll from hands, mutil. ; inscr. lost; N.A. Alenin Club Colls., XXII, 28 ; M.B.S. Trans., Ill, 15. Possibly Roger Grymm, rector, 1349-91. II. Wm. de Fulburne, canon of St. Paul’s, London, [1391], in cope, single canopy slightly mutil., foot inscr. in 2 Lat. vv., marg. inscr. mutil., large, C. Boutell, Series (eff.); Lysons, Mag. Brit., II, 64 ; M.B.S. Portfolio, II, pi. 7. III. Lady, c. 1470, with scroll; 8 sons and inscr. lost ; rel., S. A., but scroll now with no. V. Rubbing with sons in coll. Soc. Antiq. IV. Geoff. Bysschop, vicar [of All Saints, Fulbourne], 1477, in mass vests, with hands crossed ; inscr. restored ; rel., C. Alenin Clnh Colls., XXII, 37 ; Maeklin, Mon. Br., 6th ed., 37 ; M.B.S. Trans., Ill, 15. From the destroyed ch. of All Saints. V. Civilian (eff. lost) and w., c. 1480, with 2 sons kng., one a priest in acad. ; scrolls and inscr. lost ; slab in S.A. but effs. on a board in vestry. VI. Sh. bearing 3 birds, c. 1500 ; eff. of civilian, inscr., another sh..
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