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REPORT

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SEPULCHEAL MONUMENTS COMMITTEE,

PRECEDED BY COPIES OP

A LETTEE FEOM THE OFFICE OF WOEKS, &c.,

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EESOLUTIONS OF THE COUNCIL.

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Copt of Letter from Mr. G. RusseU to the Secretary of the Society of
Antiquaries. Office of Works, S.W.,
I3th February, 1S69.
Sie, I am directed by the First Commissioner of Her Majesty's Works, &c. &c. to
request that you will ask the Council of the Society of Antiquaries of London to have the
goodness to furnish him with a list of such Eegal and other Historical Tomb."? or Monu
ments existing in Cathedrals, Churches, and other Public Places and Buildings, as in their
opinion it would be desirable to place under the protection and supervision of the Govern
ment, with a view to their proper custody and preservation. I am, &c.,
GEOEGE EUSSELL,
Secretary.
The Secretary, The Society of Aritiquaries of London.

The above letter was laid before the Council on February 23rd, 1869,
when the following E,esolutions received the unanimous assent pf that
body.Eesolved —
1. The Council desire in the first place to put on record their sense of the compliment
paid to them by the First Commissioner of Her Majesty's Works, &c. &c. in
thus referring to them a question relating to our National Monuments. The
Council have always considered it one of their highest functions to protect such
Monuments from the ravages of decay, and from the still more injurious processes
known under the name of " restoration." They have more than once, it may
be observed, given evidence of their zeal in this direction by bestowing grants of
money for effecting such objects. At the same time^ the Council desire
it to be understood that, in consenting to point out such of our Eewal
and Historical Monuments as in their judgment stand in need of protective
supervision, they consider it is not within their province to commit themselves
to any opinion as to the nature of the authority under which that supervision
should be exercised. This reservation made, the Council are prepared to enter
with alacrity into the matter brought before them by the First Commissioner
and they entertain a confident belief that the nature and composition of this
Society afford available machinery for arriving at the results aimed at in the
present inquiry. The Council will lose no time in setting that machinery at
work, and will communicate with the First Commissioner at the earliest oppor
tunity. They need not, however, observe that the task of drawing up, even
with approximate accuracy, such a list as that proposed in the letter from the
Oifice of Works, is one of no small magnitude, and will of necessity occupy
a considerable time.
2. That a copy of the above Eesolution be sent to the Oflice of Works in reply to
the letter from the First Commissioner.
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3. That a Special Committee, called the " Sepulchral Monuments Committee," be
appointed to consider the application above referred to, and that the following
gentlemen be requested to act upon it, and, in the name and on behalf of the
Council, to take such steps for collecting the information sought as may in their
judgment seem necessary : —
OCTAVIUS MOEGAN, Esq. V.P. M.P.
AUGUSTUS W. FEANKS, Esq. V.P.
FEEDEEIC OUVEY, Esq. Treasurer,
CHAELES SPENCEE PEECEVAL, Esq. LL.D. Director, L^ ^ r i r. -i
WILLIAM DUEEANT COOPEE, Esq. ^Members ofthe Councd.
THOMAS GODFEEY FAUSSETT, Esq.
BENJAMIN FEEEEY, Esq.
HENEY SHAW, Esq. J
EDWAED BLOEE, Esq.
MATTHEW HOLBECHE BLOXAM, Esq.
JOHN BEUCE, Esq.
GEOEGE T. CLAEK, Esq.
JOSEPH CLAEKE, Esq.
PHILIP HAEDWICK, Esq.
ALEXANDEE JAMES BEEESFOED BEEESFOED HOPE, Esq. M.P.
JOSEPH JACKSON HOWAED, Esq. LL.D.
JOHN GOUGH NICHOLS, Esq.
EDMUND OLDFIELD, Esq. M.A.
GEOEGE SCHAEF, Esq.
Very Eev. AETHUE PENEHYN STANLEY, D.D. Dean of Westminster.
GEOEGE .EDMUND STEEET, Esq.
WILLIAM TITE, Esq. M.P.
WESTON S. WALFOED, Esq.
C. KNIGHT WATSON, Esq. M.A. Secretary.
ALBEET WAY, Esq.
THOMAS WILLEMENT, Esq.
ALBEET WILLIAM WOODS, Esq. Lancaster Herald.
Sir MATTHEW DIGBY WYATT, Knt.
5ir CHAELES GEOEGE YOUNG, Knt., Garter King of Arms.

TO THE

PEESIDENT AND COUNCIL OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES
OF LONDON.

EEPORT OF THE
SEPULCHEAL MONUMENTS COMMITTEE.

The Sepulchral Monuments Committee, appointed by a Eesolution of the
Council dated February 23rd, 1869, beg leave to report as follows : —
1. At several Meetings we considered the terms of the letter of the First
Commissioner of "Works, dated February 13th, 1869, and, deeming it necessary to
lay down some limits to the proposed inquuy, we adopted the following resolu
tions : —
I. That the inquiry be limited to monuments of persons who died not later than the vear
1760.
II. That for defining the meaning ofthe terms "Eegal and Historical Tombs or Monuments,"
the word " Eegal " shall be held to comprise the following Classes : — 1. Kings and
Queens Regnant of England or Scotland. 2. Queens Consort. 3. Princes Consort.
4. Parents ofthe Kings and Queens before-mentioned. 5. Children and Grandchildren
of such Kings and Queens. 6. Male Descendants of Kings' sons in an unbroken male
line. 7. Such other descendants of Kings as have transmitted a right of succession to
the throne. 8. Such brothers and sisters of Kings and Queens before-mentioned as are
not included under the previous heads. And the word "Historical" shall be held to
include the following classes : 1. All Archbishops of Canterbury and York. 2. All
Lord High Chancellors and Lord Keepers. 3. All Lord High Treasurers. 4. All Chief
Justices. 5. Eminent Statesmen and Ambassadors. 6. Persons eminent in Theology,
Science, Literature, and Art. 7. Eminent Naval and Military Personages. 8. Eminent
Merchants. 9. Other persons of note.
2. It will be seen that in drawing up these resolutions we had regard not to
the value of the monuments as mere works of art, but to the importance of the
persons commemorated as actors in the great drama of our national history.
It was our belief that in any scheme for the protection of these monuments
the object in view would be rather the conservation of the existing memorials of
our more illustrious countrymen, than the mere gratification of artistic taste or
antiquarian curiosity ; and that in this respect the simple gravestone which marks
the interment of John Locke was more worthy of record than any more sumptuous
monument erected to a person who had left no trace behind him in the historv of
the country. 3. We proceeded to distribute the counties of England and Wales among
such of the Fellows of the Society, whether members of the Committee or not, as

appeared most likely, from then- local knowledge or other reasons, to be able to
furnish satisfactory information as to the monuments in existence in the districts
respectively assigned to them, and requested them to make their returns to us
according to a uniform plan suitable for tabulation.
4, The following FeUows and Local Secretaries of the Society ultimately
undertook and accomplished the preparation of the returns for the counties and
places specified opposite to their names : —
Eev. J. C. Atkinson — Yorkshire, N.E.
Mr. John Batten — Somersetshire.
Rev. C. W. Bingham — Dorset.
Mr. M. H. Bloxam — Leicestershire, Northants, Notts, Rutlandshire, Staffordshire.
Mr. G. A. Carthew— Norfolk.
Mr. G. T. Clark — Carmarthenshire, Glamorganshire.
Rev. Wilham Cooke— Suffolk.
Mr. W. Durrant Cooper — Sussex.
Mr. J. M. Davenport — Oxfordshire.
Mr. W. Dickson — Northumberland.'
Mr. John Evans — Herts.
Mr. Benjamin Ferrey — Hants.
Mr. J. Fowler— Yorkshire, W.R.
Col. G. G. Francis — Cardigan, Montgomery, Pembroke, Eadnor.
Mr. T. G. Godfrey Faussett— Kent.
Mr. G. Leveson Gower — Surrey.
Rev. W. Greenwell — Durham.
Rev. T. James^ Yorkshire, E.R.
Rev. J. E. Jackson — Wilts.
Rev. S. Lysons — Gloucestershire.
Mr. Octavius Morgan — Monmouthshire, Brecon.
Mr. J. G. Nichols — London and Middlesex, Eton and Windsor.
Mr. E. Oldfield — Bucks, Cheshire, Devon, N. Wales.
Rev. H. Ollard — Derbyshire.
Mr. F. Ouvry — Berkshire.
Rev. J. Papillon .

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Mr. John Pigg
Mr. C. S. Perceval — Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Herefordshire.
Mr. R. Phipson — Norwich.
Rev. F. R. Raines — Lancashire.
Mr. J. J. Rogers — Cornwall.
Mr. G. Scharf — Huntingdonshire.
Mr. E. P. Shirley — Warwickshire.
Rev. J. Simpson — Cumberland, Westmoreland.
Very Rev. A. P. Stanley — Westminster Abbey.
Ven. E. Trollope — Lincolnshire.
Dr. S. Wood — Shropshire.
Mr. E. Woof — Worcestershire.
5. The arrangement and tabulation of the returns thus to be prepared weie
entrusted to the Director of the Society, Mr. C. S. Perceval, who was assisted in
this task by a Sub-Committee, the most active members of which were Mr.
Oldfield and Mr. Knight Watson.
6. The List of Monuments which the Committee append to this report has
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been prepared from the materials thus obtained. It may be right to state that
the monuments are not in all cases described from the personal examination of
the gentlemen who prepared the original returns, although this in many instances
is the case. The most modern and trustworthy local histories have been used in
compiling the remainder of the returns.
7. With regard to the Eegal Monuments, and to those which belong to the
Archbishops, Chancellors, Treasurers, and Chief Justices, the List is probably
exhaustive, or very nearly so, as the number of individuals composing each class
is a limited one,* and means existed of readily checking the returns, and of ascer
taining whether any monuments in these classes existed which had escaped the
notice of the gentlemen to whom the local returns were entrusted.
With the remaining five classes the case is diff'erent. The returns furnished
to the Committee included a much larger number of monuments belonging to
these classes than they have retained in the List. The majority of the returns
were of monuments to undoubtedly eminent persons in their respective spheres of
life. But as many of the contributors had (very properly) returned all monu
ments for the admissibility of which any plea could be urged, it became necessary
to make a selection from these returns. On a careful investigation of each return
the Sub-Committee rejected in the first instance all monuments as to which it
was absolutely unknown to whom they were erected, and those assigned to par
ticular individuals on grounds which seemed too conjectural ; and, in the next
place, monuments to persons who on investigation proved to have been mere
"local worthies" who took no prominent part in the affau^s of the country.
There remained a considerable number as to which much difference of opinion
might exist, and it was particularly in the Classes 5 and 7, viz. Eminent States
men and Ambassadors, and Eminent Naval and Military Personages, that the
difficulty of admission or rejection was felt. In many instances, it appeared that
an individual had served his country with some distinction in more than one
capacity, and was entitled to admission on account of his combined qualifications,
although his eminence in any one line was questionable. On the whole, it is
hoped that the List as finally adopted by us is, in these particulars, a fau' repre
sentative list.
We are quite prepared to find that imperfect information has led us to omit
not a few monuments which ought certainly to have been included, and which
further ventUation of the subject may bring to light. It must be remembered that
the formation of a List of English Monuments, considered otherwise than as AVorks
of art, is quite a novelty, and we cannot for a moment expect that the accompany
ing tables will be found entnely free from those faults of omission or commission
which must characterise any first attempt. The work, it must also be borne in
mind, has been performed by the co-operation of several hands, whose residence
in different parts of the country precluded such consultation or interchange of
ideas as might have been desired in order to secure greater uniformity of purpose
and system. On the other hand, it must not hastily be concluded, that, because any name
* It will be remembered that the list was to embrace the known monuments of all the holders of
these great offices, the tenure of the office being held to be in itself a qualification for admission to the Kst.

of great distinction (such, for example, as that of King Henry VIIL) is missing
from our list, his monument has been purposely or carelessly omitted. We
anticipate that in the great majority of cases, investigation will show that (as in
that instance) no monument was ever erected to the memory of the person in
question, or, if erected, that it has now ceased to exist.
The demolition in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries of nearly all the
great conventual churches was fatal to the tombs of numbers of the great men of
the land. The Great Fire of London, besides utterly destroying St. Paul's Cathe
dral, with all it contained (Dr. Donne's curious shrouded effigy being nearly the
only relic of the old monuments), by sweeping away so many parish churctes,
must have occasioned considerable further loss. Wilful injury, decay, and
neglect have contributed still further to the catalogue which might be made of
tombs of persons of great historical importance, of the erection of which records
exist, but which have now entirely disappeared.
8. It may appear at first sight, that, in submitting to the Council a list which
must confessedly be taken to include all the Eegal and Historical Monuments
before defined, so far as they have been hitherto brought to the notice of the
Committee, we have neglected to attend to the qualification imposed by the late
First Commissioner of Works, &c. namely, " the desirability of placing them
under the protection and supervision of the Government." It may, for instance,
be said that no such protection and supervision can be needed in Westminster
Abbey, where, under the superintendence of the present Dean (a member of the
Committee), much care and attention to the condition of the monuments are
known to be given. Practically, however, it is impossible to ascertain what
particular monuments are specially exposed to danger from malicious injury,
neglect, or misdirected zeal for " Church restoration." The custodians of these
objects are constantly changing, and with a change of men comes a change of
taste. A church which to" day seems liable to no molestation, may to-morrow, at
the suggestion of an ambitious architect, an ignorant committee, or a speculator
in glazed tiles, be turned inside out — -chantry chapels destroyed, and tombs need
lessly removed from the honoured graves which they once marked * — the modest
slabs which recorded the burial of persons of historical importance allowed to be
broken and carried away ; f or even, as in cases frequently reported to the Society
of Antiquaries, the whole floor of a country church with all the inscribed flagstones
may be permanently concealed by a new encaustic-tile pavement. | These things
being so, it would seem that any measure of protection must apply to the whole
list of monuments deemed worthy of preservation, whatever their now existing
state of repair, and whatever the immediate probability of their careful preser-
* As in the case of the Hungerford Chapel and several tombs in Salisbury Cathedral, in 1790.
¦|- As lately at St. Mary's, Lambeth, where — as Mr. Leveson Gower reports — the blue marble slab,
the sole sepulchral monument of Archbishop Bancroft, was "broken during the progress of the works at
the church in 1851, and no trace of it now remains." The removal in 1868 of the remarkable monument
called the tomb of King William Rufus from its ancient position in front of the altar in Winchester
Cathedral is another case in point.
I This appears to have been the case at Low Layton Chm-ch, in Essex (No. 272), where the grave
stone of John Strype is reported to us to have been so treated. The monument is thus virtually though not
actually destroyed, and we have, therefore, retained the entry as an example of modern desecration.

vation by the local authorities, or of their liability to injury, whether from care
lessness, ignorance, or malice.
In concluding their Eeport of the fulfilment of the task entrusted to them
by the Council, this Committee desires to record its opinion of the valuable
services rendered by the Director in the prosecution of their work. On him has
fallen by far the largest share of the labours undertaken by the Society in
replying to the appeal of the late First Commissioner of Works ; and, much as
the Committee is indebted to the gentlemen who kindly gave their services in
collecting the materials on which the accoinpanying return was to be founded,
those services would have been ineffectual for their purpose without the assistance
so largely contributed by the Director. To digest such extensive and varied
materials, to verify and correct as far as possible the information collected, and
reduce the whole to a consistent tabular form, was a work involving no ordinary
ability, patience, method, and zeal, and the Committee consider it fortunate that
the chief responsibility of preparing their Eeturns should have fallen on a
gentleman so amply possessed of these valuable qualities.
By Order of the Committee,
C. Knight Watson,
Sec. Soc. Antiq. Lond.
Somerset House, Feb. 10, 1872.

APPENDIX TO REPOET.

A LIST OF CERTAIN SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS
IN ENGLAND AND WALES.

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CONTENTS.

TABLE A. — Personal and Chronological Arrangement.

I.— EEGAL MONUMENTS.

Class 1. Kings and Queens Regnant
Class 2. Queens Consort .
Class 3. No Return
Class i. Parents of Kings and Queens
Class 5. Children, &c. of Kings and Queens
Class 6. Male Descendants of Kings' Sons, &c.
Class 7. No Return.
Class 8.
Addendum

Brothers and Sisters of Kings, &c.

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10 3J
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IL— HISTOEICAL MONUMENTS.

Class 1 . Archbishops :
a. Canterbury
I>. York
Lord High Chancellors

Class 2
Class 3
Class 4,
Class 5

Lord High Treasurers

lence

&c.

&c.

Chief Justices
Statesmen, &c. :
a. Secretaries of State
b. Ambassadors
c. Statesmen
Class 6. Persons eminent in Theology, Sc:
a. Churchmen and Divines
b. Lawyers
c. Physicians
d. Prose Writers of History,
s. Scholars .
/. Men of Science, &c.
g. Poets
h. Other Authors
i. Artists, Musicians, &c
Class 7. Eminent Naval and Military Personages
a. Admirals of England, &c.
b. Marshals and Constables of England, and other Commander.s
Class 8. Eminent Merchants
Class 9. Other Persons of Note :
a. Pounders and Benefactors
b. Miscellaneous

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18

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19

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20

21
22
24
26
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27
28
5)
29
30
30
ders
31
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37
37
,
38
TABLE B.— Page 42 to the End.
The Monuments described in Table A, arranged topographically, according to Counties and
Parishes, in alphabetical order.
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TABLE A.~Personal and Chronological Arrangement.

*** The word Effigy is used for a statue or other figure portraying the person commemorated.

I.— REGAL MONUMENTS.
Class 1. — Kings and Queens Eegnant oe England or Scotland.

Con- sec. ' Name.
No. j

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Eemarks.

1

Edward the Confessor

1066

Middlesex

Westminster Abbey

Shrine of marble and mosaic, with upper
parts of wood

Erected by Hen. III. 126»

2

"William II.

1100

Hants

Winchester Cathe
dral

Stone coffin with coped top of Purbeck
marble

Authenticity doubtful

3 4

JohnHenry HI.

12161272

Worcester
Middlesex

Worcester Cathedral
Westminster Abbey

Altar tomb of stone with recumbent effigy
Marble and mosaic altar tomb with re
cumbent effigy brass gilt.

The tomb not contempo
rary, though the effigy is
nearly .so

5

Edward I.

1807

Ibid

lUd.

Marble altar tomb

6

Edward II.

1827

Gloucester

Glo'ster Cathedral

High tomb, with canopy and recumbent
effigy

7

Edward III.

1377

Middlesex

Westminster Abbey

On a marble altar tomb with wooden
canopy, recumbent effigy in copper gilt

8

Richard II.

1400

lUd.

lUd.

On a, marble altar tomb with wooden
canopy, recumbent effigies of himself
and his Queen Anne

9
10
Henry IV.
Henry V.
1413 1422
Kent Middlesex
Canterbury Cathe
dral
Westminster Abbey
Marble altar tomb with recumbent effigies
in alabaster, under wooden tester with
paintings, of himself and his Queen
Joan of Navarre
Marble altar tomb with recumbent effigy
in wood, formerly plated with silver,
and with silver head
Tester much decayed
Head and plates stolen iu.
1546
11
Edward IV.
1483
Berlcs
Windsor, St. George's
Chapel.
A screen of wrought and stamped iron is
popularly called the tomb of King
Edward IV.
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Edward V.
1483
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble urn with inscription, erected by
K. Charles II. in 1678 on supposed
discovery in the Tower of the remains
of the King, and of his brother, Richard
D. of York
1314
15
Henry VII.
Mary I.
Mary Queen of Scots
150915581587
lUd. Ihid.Und.
Ihid.Ibid. Ibid.
Marble altar tomb with recumbent effigies
in copper gilt of himself and his Queen
Elizabeth of York
An inscription on Q. Elizabeth's monu
ment marks the interment of Mary in
the same tomb with her sister.
Marble altar tomb with canopy and
recumbent effigy
16
Elizabeth
1603
Ihid.
Ihid.
Marble altar tomb with canopy and re
cumbent effigy
The following Royal Monuments (some of doubtful authenticity) may be here added.
17
18
19
20
Sebert, K. of the East
Angles and his Q.
Ethelgoda
Athelstan, K. of Eng
land
Ethelred II. King of
England
Alfwold, K. of North-
umbria
c. 616
941
1016
788
Middlesex
Wilts
Dorset
Durham
Westminster Abbey
Malmesbmy Abbey
Church
Wimborne Minster
Hexham Abbey
Purbeck marble sarcophagus on the site
whither the remains of this king are
recorded to have been translated in the
reign of Edward II.
Brass plate and inscription of much later
date
A brass half-length incised figure of the
14th century, with an inscription re
newed in 17th century
Slab of stone 6 feet long, sculptured with
vines and fruit
The plate very possibly
marks the actual site of
the interment
The same remark applies.
c
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Con- .scc.
No.

21

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26

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Rugal Monuments.
Class 2. — Queens Consort.

Name.

Eleanor of Castile, 1st
wife of K. Edward I.
Philippa of Hainault,
wife of K. Edward
III-

Anne of Bohemia, 1st
wife of K. Rich. II.
Joan of Navarre, 2nd
wife of K. Henry IV.
Elizabeth of York, wife
of K. Heni7 VII.
Katherine of Ai-agon,
1st wife of K. Henrv
VIIL
Anne of Cleves, 4th
wife ^of K. Henry
VIIL
Katherine Parr, 6th
wife of K. Henry
VIIL

Ob. A.D

1290 1869 1394
1437
15031536
1557
1548

County.

Middlesexlb id.
Ibid.
Kent
Middlesex
Northants
MiddlesexGloucester

Place.
(Parish Cliurch. unless
otherwise stated.)

Westminster Abbey
Ibid.Ibid.

Canterbury Cathe
dral
Westminster Abbey

Peterborough Cathe
dral

Westminster Abbey

Sudeley Castle
Chapel

Description of Monument.

Marble altar tomb, with recumbent effigy
of copper gilt
Altar tomb of dark marble, with external
arcading and tabernacle work in ala
baster, and recumbent effigy of the
same
In one tomb with K. Richard II. See
above, No. 8
In one tomb with K. Henry IV. See
above, No. 9
In one tomb with K. Henry VII. See
above, No. 13
Plat stone with inscription

Incomplete stone altar tomb

Canopied tomb with recumbent effigy in
white marble

Remarks.

With fine contemporary
iron-work

The Castle Chapel appears
to be private property.
The monument has lately
been erected by the
owner

Class 3. — Princes Consort.
No monument was erected to Prince George of Denmark, Consort of Queen Anne, the only member of this Class within the
prescribed limits of date. His Royal Highness was buried A.D. 1708, in Westminster Abbey.

Class 4. — Parents oe Kings and Queens oe England.

29
.30
:'31 32

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Edward the Black
Prince, father of K.
Richard II.
Richard Dufce of York,
and
Cecily Neville his wife,
parents of K. Edw.
IV. audK.Rich.III.
Edmund Tudor, E. of
Richmond, father of
K. Henry VII.
Margaret Beaufort
Countess of Rich
mond and Derby,
mother of IC. Henry
VII.
Sir John Seymour,
father of Queen Jane
Seymour
Sir Tbomas Boleyne,
K. G., Earl of Wilt
shire and Ormond,
father of Queeu Anne
Boleyn

1.376
lieo-j
14951456150916361538

Kent
NorthantsPembroke
Middlesex ,
Wilts Kent

Canterbury Cathe
dral

Fotheringhay

St. David's Cathe
dral
Westminster Abbey

Great Bedwyn
He ver

Marble altar tomb, with recumbent effigj''
of brass, and wooden tester

High tomb of stone.

Altar tomb of Purbeck marble, inlaid
with brasses
Marble altar tomb, with recumbent effigy
in gilt met.ll

Altar tomb with recumbent effigy m
freestone
Altar tomb with inlaid effigy in brass

Erected by Q. Elizabeth in
lite of monument de
stroyed with Ihe choir
Removed from Grey
Friars at Carmarthen
after Dissolution

Glass 5. — Children and Grandchildren oe Kings and Queens not included in the
ASOVE Classes.

Children ofK. Wtn. I.
Robert Curthose, eldest
son
Richard, 2nd son
Gundrada, wife of Wil
liam de Warren

1135
e.1080 1085

GloucesterHants Sussex

Gloucester Cathedral
Winchester Cathedral
Lewes, St. Thomas,
Southover

Altar tomb with cross-legged wooden
effigy
Inscribed stone on a tomb — Ricaedus
Dux
Slab of an ancient altar tomb of Sussex
marble

Not contemporary: pro
bably about 1320.

This lady ^^'as the daugh
ter of Q. Matilda, but
whether by the Con
queror, or by a former
husband, is a question
which admits of some
doubt

Regal Monuments.

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Class 5. — Children and Grandchildren of Kings and Queens not mcLUDED in the above
classes — continued.

Con- sec. No.

Name. Ob. a.d.

County.

Place.
(Pariah Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

CJiildren ofK. Hen. III.

39
Edmond (Crouchback)
E. of Lancaster, 2nd
son
1296
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Stone altar tomb with recumbent effigy
and canopy
40
Richard, John, and
Catherine, died young
Ibid.
Ihid.
Purbeck marble altar tomb with top of
inlaid Mosaic
OrandcTiildre'Ti of K.
JEdiv. I.
41
Margaret, wife of Hugh
Courtenay, 2nd E.
of Devon ; dau. of
Humphry de Bohun,
E. of Hereford, by
Elizabeth, Countess
of Holland, dau. of
K. Edward I.
1391
Devon
Exeter Cathedral
High tomb of alabaster with effigies of
the Earl and herself
Recently repaired and re
moved from the original
situation, S. side of nave
42
Hugh and Mary de
Bohun, inf. brother
and sister of No. 41.
C.1802
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Stone altar tomb with marble top
No inscription
Child of IC Ud'W. II.
43
John of Eltham, 2nd
son
1334
Middlesex '
Westminster Abbey
Altar tomb with stone base, upper por
tion and recumbent effigy of alabaster
Issue of X. Udm. III.
44
WiUiam of Hatfield,
2nd sou
c.1344
York
York Minster
Altar tomb with effigy of alabaster under
three-storied canopy recessed in wall
45
Elizabeth, Duchess of
Exeter, 2nd dau. (by
Blanche of Lancaster)
of John of GaTint, 4th
son
1426
Salop '
Burford
Under a pointed arch, a stone effigy
46
John Beaufort, Earl of
Somerset, eldest son
(by Katherine Swin-
f ord) of John of Gaunt
1410
Kent
Canterbury Cathe
dral
Altar tomb with three recumbent efBgies
in alabaster of the Earl, his widow
Margaret Holland, and her second
husband, Thomas, Duke of Clarence
47
Henry BeaufortjBishop
of Winchester and a
Cardinal, 2nd son of
the same' marriage
1447
Hants
. Winchester Cathe
dral
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy in
Chantry Chapel of freestone
48
Joan Beaufort, Coun
tess of Westmoreland,
only daughter of the
same marriage
1440
Lincoln
Lincoln Cathedral
Altar tomb of Purbeck marble
Brass fillet with epitaph
gone. Her effigy is on
her husband's tomb at
Staindrop, co. Durham
49
Edmund of Langley,
Duke of York, 5th
son
1402
Herts
Kings Langley
Altar tomb of white marble with Pur
beck slab
Removed from Church of
Friars at Langley at the
Dissolution
50
Edward, Duke of York,
son of Edmund of
Langley (No. 49)
1415
Northants
Fotheringhay
Stone altar tomb erected by Queen Eliza
beth to replace a brass which had been
in tie choir but had been destroyed
Slain at Agincourt
51
William of Windsor,
6th son of K. Edw.
in. and Blanche de
la Tour, his sister,
died infants
c. 1340
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble altar tomb with two recumbent
effigies of children
52
Thomas of Woodstock,
Duke of Gloucester,
7th son
1397
Middlesex'
Westminster Abbey
Marble inlaid with elaborate brasses
12

Regal Monuments.

Class 5. — Children and Grandchildren of Kings and Queens not included in the above
classes — continued.

Con- sec.
No.

Name.

Ob. A.D

53

54

Children of K.Hcii. IV.
Thomas of Lancaster, ' 1421
Duke of Clarence,
2nd son
Humphrey of Lancas- 1447
ter, Duke of Glouces
ter, 4th son

56

57

Issue ofK. Edw. IV.
Richard of Shrews- 1483
bury, Duke of York,
2nd son
Margaret of York, 4th ' 1472
daughter
Margaret, dau. of Sir 1512
W. Courtenay (de t
jiire E. of Devon) by
Katherine of York,
6th dau.

Countv.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Kent

Herts

I Canterbury Cathe-
; dr.al

St. Alban's Abbey

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

C/iild of K. Rich. III. j
Edward Prince of Wales ' 1484

Middlesex

Ibid.

Devon

York, E.R.

Westminster Abbey
Ihid.
Colyton Church

See above No. 46

Shrine of stone with tabernacle work

Sheriff Hutton

See above No. 12

Small marble altar tomb

High tomb with effigy under a canopy
with modern inscription

Small altar tomb with recumbent effigv

Died in inlancy, choked
by a bone according to
tradition. Effigy tooled
over so as almost to de
stroy its character.

59
60
6162
63

Issiie of K. Sen. VII. j
ArthurPrinceofWalcs, ; 1503
eldest son
Margaret Douglas, 1577
Countess of Lennox,
d. of Margaret Queen
of Scots, eldest d. of
Hen. VIL, mother of
Lord Darnley
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. d. 1495
in infancy

Worcester

Middlesex

Ihid.

Mary, Queen Dowager
of France, and Duch
ess of Suffolk, 3rd dau.

Frances Brandon, Du- j 1554
chess of Suffolk, eld. j
dau. of No. 61, and |
mother of Lady Jane |
Grey

1533 .' Suffolk

Middlesex

Worcester Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Ibid.

Bury St. Edmunds,
St. Mary's Church. ¦

Westminster Abbey

Altar tomb in Chantry Chapel
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy
Marble altar tomb

' Altar stone with 5 crosses,'' and tablet
with inscription, erected 1758

Marble altar tomb with recumbent effigy

Apparently part of her
monument removed from
the Abbey Church where
she was buried

6465

Children ofK. Jaines I.
Msiry, 3rd dau. ! 1607

Sophia, 4th dan.

1606

Middlesex Ihid.

Westminster Abbey
Ibid.

Marble altar tomb with reclining effigy
of a child
Marble altar tomb with effigy of child in
cradle

66

Child of K. Chas. I.
Elizabeth, 2nd dau.

1650

Hants

Newport, I. of Wight

Low tomb under an arched recess, with
recumbent effigy in Carrara marble

Erected 1856 by H. M.
Queen Victoria

Class 6. — Male Descendants oe King's Sons in an unbroken Male Line.

67

John Beaufort, D. of
Somerset, son of John
E. of Somerset (No. 46)

1444

Dorset

Wimborne Minster

Purbeck marble altar tomb with recum
bent effigies in alabaster of himself and
Margaret Beauchamp his wife.

Class 7. — Such other Descendants, &c. as have coNVErED Succession to the Crown.
No Monuments of such Persons have been returned.

Regal Monuments,

13

Class 8. — Brothers and Sisters oe Kings and Queens not included in the above
Classes.

Half-brothers of King
Henry III. on the
.nde of his Mother,
Isabel ofAnrjoideme.

68
Adelmar de Valence,
Bishop of Winchester
1260
Hants
Winchester Cathe
dral
Purbeck marble mui'al monument of
'vesica form, with three-quarter effigy
His heart alone
here
buried
69
William de Valence,
F.arl of Pembroke
1296
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Stone altar tomb, on which is a wooden
chest and effigy, both formerly covered
with copper gilt plates richly enamelled
The chest has
metal plates
lost its
Sisters of King Udmiard
IV.
70
Anne of York, Duchess
of Exeter
1476
Berks
Windsor, St. George's
CJhapel
Copper-plate gilt,representing herself and
her 2nd husb. Sir Thomas St. Leger
71
Elizabeth of York,
Duchess of Suffolk
c. 1491
Suffolk
Wingfield
Altar tomb, with effigy in alabaster of
herself and John de la Pole, Duke of
Suffolk, her husband
72
John Seymour, Esq.
Brother of Queen Jane
Seymour
1510
Wilts
Great Bedwyn
Brass plate, with engraved effigy and
inscription
Addendum.
The following Monuments, though not quite within the definitions laid down, still appear to deserve a place in the Regal Series.
73 i Avelina de Fortibus,
c. 1273
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigy and
1 Countess of Lancas-
canopy
1 ter, wife of Edmund
•
Crouchback (No. 39)
74 Alianora de Bohun,
1399
Ihid.
Ibid.
Grey marble slab with inlaid full-length
wife of Thomas of
effigy in brass
1 Woodstock (No. 52)
75 Catherine Swinford,
1403
Lincoln
Lincoln Cathedral
Altar tomb of Purbeck marble
1 3rd wife of John of
Gaunt
76
Philippa, dau. of Lord
Mohun, wife of Ed
ward D. of York (No.
50)
1433
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Stone altar tomb, with recumbent effigy
77
Margaret, daughter of
Thomas Holland Earl
of Kent, wife succes
sively of John Earl of
Somerset (No. 46),
and Thomas Duke of
Clarence (No. 53)
1440
Kent
Canterbury Cathe
dral
Altar tomb, with three recumbent effigies.
See ante, Nos. 46 and 53 •
78
Isabella of York, dau.
1485
Essex
Little Easton, Bour
Altar tomb, with inlaid brass effigies of
of Richard of Conings-
chier Chapel
herself and the Earl her husband
borough. Earl of Cain-
bridge, 2nd son of No.
50,wif e of HenryBour-
chier Earl of Essex
79
Margaret, Countess of
Salisbury, dau. of
George D. of Clar-
1541
Hants
Christchui-eh, Priory
Church
Chantry Chapel
ence,brother of K.Ed
ward IV. wife of Sir
Richard Pole, Knt.
•
D
14

II.-HISTOEICAL MONUMENTS.

Class 1. — Archbishops.

a. — Archbishops of Canterbury.

Con sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Hubert Walter

Stephen Langton, a
Cardinal

John Peckham

Walter Reynolds

Simon Meopham

John Stratford

10

11

Thomas Bradwardin

Simon Langham, a
Cardinal

Simon de Sudbury

William Courtenay

)j »

,Hem-y Cihicheley

1205

1228

1292

Kent

Ih'id.

Ibid.

1327 Ibid.

1333

1348

1349

1376

1381

1396

Ibid.

Ihid.

Ibid.

Middlesex

Kent

Ibid.

„ Ibid.

1443 Ihid.

Canterbury Cathe
dral. S. Wall of
S. Aisle

Ibid. St. Michael's
Chapel

Ibid, N.Wall,N.W.
transept

Ihid. S. Wall, S.
Choir aisle

Ibid. Chapel under
St. Anselm's Tower

Ihid. S. side of
Presbytery

Ihid. S. Wall of St.
Anselm's Chapel

Stone altar tomb, recumbent effigy

Marble coffin with cross on lid

Altar tomb Purbeck marble, recumbent
effigy in oak, under mural arch

Stone altar tomb, recumbent effigy

Altar tomb, black marble, stone canopy

Altar tomb of Purbeck, alabaster recum
bent effigy, stone canopy

Plain stone slab, slightly raised above
pavement

Much mutilated

Foot outside E. wall of
the Chapel

Much dilapidated Also
attributed to Abp. Win-
chelsey, 1313.

Westminster Abbey Marble altar tomb, recumbent effigy

Canterbury Cathe
dral. S. side of
Presbytery

Ihid, S. sideof Tri
nity Chapel
Maidstone, All Saints

Canterbury Cathe
dral. N. side of
Presbytery

Altar tomb, Purbeck slab, canopy of
stone

Altar tomb, recumbent effigy, all alabaster

Flat stone on pavement, formerly with a
fine brass now lost

Altar tomb of marble, with recumbent
effigy. Open arches below showing
effigy of a corpse. Wooden tester, the
supports of which bear niched figures
of later date

Canopy now much tnuti-
latedf. Was nearly perfect
about 50 years ago, when
drawn by E. Blore, Esq.,
F.R.S., F.S.A.

Formerly with an effigy
now lost. Canopy much
broken

It is uncertain which of
these two monuments is
a cenotaph

Coloured in polychrome

Historical Monuments.
Class 1. a. — Archbishops of Canterbury — continued.

15

Con- sec. No.

12 13 14 15 16

Name.

Ob. A.D,

John Kemp

Thomas Bourchier, a
Cardinal
John Morton, a Cardi
nal
William Warham

Reginald Pole, a Cardi
nal

Cotmty.

17 Matthew Parker

18 Edmund Grindal

1920 21 2223
24 25

262728

John Whitgift
George Abbot
William Laud
William Juxon
Gilbert Sheldon
William Sancroft
John Tillotson

Thomas Tenison
William Wake
Matthew Hutton

1454 1486 1500 1582 1558 1575 1583

Kent Ihid. Ibid. Ibid. Ibid. Surrey
Ibid.

160S Ibid.

1633 1645 1663 16771693
1694

17151737 1758

Ihid. OxfordIbid. SurreySuffolk
London

SurreyIbid.

Ibid.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Canterbury Cathe
dral. S. side of
Presbytery
Ibid. N. side of
Presbytery
Ibid. S. side of
crypt
Ibid. N. side of
N.W. transept

Ihid. N. side of co
rona at east end
Lambeth Palace
Chapel

Croydon, St. John
Baptist. Fragments
placed in a vault
under organ
Ibid

Guildford, Holy
Trinity
St. John's Coll. Cha
pel'
Ibid. Croydon, St. John
Baptist
Fressingfield (Church
yard. Right side of
S. porch
St. Lawrence Jewry

Description of Monument. .

Remarks.

Lambeth, St. Mary's
Ooydon, St. John
Bapt. under a pew
in N. chapel

Lambeth, St. Mary's

Altar tomb— marble, high wooden canopy.
Wooden tester above the canopy

Altar tomb — marble, stone canopy

Stone ' altar tomb, recumbent effigy,
arched stone canopy
Stone altar tomb, recumbent effigy, stone
canopy
Plain plastered tomb
Tomb of Purbeck marble, with inscribed
brass plate : also an inscribed stone
over grave
Marble pedestal, alabaster sarcophagus,
entablature, &c., recumbent effigy

Marble base, sarcophagus, columns sup
porting entablature

Altar tomb, recumbent effigy, under
canopy of stone
Plain stone, with inscription in brass

Inscribed stone
Altar tomb, black and white marble,
recumbent effigy, and inscription
Black marble tomb, inscription

Marble sarcophagus, with curtain and
bust

Black marble slab on the ground
Brass coffin plate on floor

Small white marble slab, with inscrip
tion

Much mutilated

Much mutilatefl

The whole lately"restorcd'*
and its chantry chapel
then destroyed

Damaged by fire, 1867.
Since taken down^ca-
pable of restoration

Much damaged by fire,
1867. Effigy destroyed—
tomb capable of restora
tion

, Much injured by fu-e, 1867
— capable of restoration

Thei'e are memorials to this
prelate both at Sowerby,
W. R. of Yorks. — a figure
seated in a shallow recess,
and at Halifax — tablets
with arms and inscrip
tion

Taken off the coffin and ,
placed as stated after a
fire in 1867

Part of a larger monument
mutilated on " restora
tion" of the Church, 1851.
What remains is in good
preservation

h^- — Archbishops of York.

29303132

Walter de Gray
Sewall de Bovill
William de Grenef eld
Robert de Waldehy

12551258
1315
1397

YorkIhid.
Ibid.Middlesex

York Minster, E.
aisle, N. transept
Ihid. East end ; re
moved from near
preceding tomb
Ihid. N. transept,
E. aisle

Westminster Abbey.

Raised tomb with canopy in stone, re
cumbent effigy
Floriated .cross of brass, on a table, sup
ported by low pillars

Altar tomb, portion of brass plate effigy,
canopy of stone

Marble altar tomb, with inlaid figure of
brass

Lower jjS'rt of brass
stolen about the year
1829

16

Historical Monuments.
Class 1. h. — Archbishops of York — continued.

Con- sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

33

Richard Scrope

1405

York

York Minster. E.end

Plain tomb

Restored after fire in 1829

34

Henry Bowet

1423

Ibid.

Ibid. Chantry, E.
end of S. aisle of
choir

Low tomb, surmounted by an arch and
canopy

Tomb new. A "restora
tion"

35

John ScotrtZiasRother-
ham

1500

Ihid.

Ihid. N. side of
Lady Chapel

Perpendicular high tomb

Lately restored by Lincoln
College, Oxon.

36

Thomas Savage

1507

Ihid.

Ibid. N. aisle of
choir

High altar tomb, recumbent effigy

37

Edwin Sandys

1588

Notts

Southwell Minster,
North transept

High tomb, alabaster recumbent effigy

Formerly in Choir

38

John Piers

1594

York

York Minster, E.end
of S. choir aisle

Mural monument

39

Matthew Hutton

1605

Ibid.

Ibid. S. choir aisle

Altar tomb, recumbent effigy under arch
enriched with figures

40

Tobias Matthew

1628

Ibid.

Ibid. Lady Chapel

High tomb, formerly with effigy, now re
moved to E. end of the church

Injured byfire in 1829,and
since repaired

41

George Mountain

1628

York, W.R.

Cawood

Two brass plates bearing inscriptions

42
Samuel Harsnett
1631
Essex
Chigwell
Incised effigy in brass -with arms and in
scription
Probably not over the
grave, having been re
moved
43
John Williams, Lord
Keeper
1650
Carnarvon
Llandegai
Mm-al monument, effigy kneeling at an
altar
44
Accepted Frewen
1664
York
York Minster, Lady
Chapel
Recumbent effigy on elevated base
45
Richard Sterne
1683
Ibid.
Ihid. St. Stephen's
Chapel
Effigy reclining on broad basement under
canopy
46
John Dolben
1686
Ibid.
Ibid. S. aisle of choir
Effigy reclining on broad slab
47
Thomas Lamplugh
1691
Ibid.
Ibid. S. aisle of choir
Statue in erect position
48
John Sharpe
1714
Ibid.
Ihid.
Black marble sarcophagus, reclining
effigy, with canopy
Class 2. — Lords High Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal.
(Lords Keepers marked c. s.)
49
Roger, Bp. of Salis
bury
1139
Wilts
Salisbury Cathedral
50
Silvester de Everdon,
Bp. of Carlisle, C. S.
1251
London
Temple Church
51
William de Kilkenny,
Bp. of Ely
1256
Cambridge
Ely Cathedral
52
Walter de Merton, Bp.
of Rochester
1277
Kent
Rochester Cathedral,
53
Wiili.im dc Luda, Bp.
of Ely
1299
Cambridge
Ely Cathedral
54
Godfrey Giffard, Bp. of
Worcester
1302
Worcester
Worcester Cathedral
55
John Drokensford, Bp.
of Bath and Wells
1329
Somerset
Wells Cathedral
50
John Hotham, Bp. of
Ely
1337
Cambridge
Ely Cathedral
57
Ilenry de Burghersh,
Bishop of Lincoln
1342
Lincoln
Lincoln Cathedral
38
Sir Robert Bourchier,
K.G.
1350
Essex
Halstead
59
William de Edindon,
Bp. of Winchester
1366
Hants
Winchester Cathe
dral
Slab, with recumbent effigy in low relief
Stone effigy
Stone effigy
Altar tomb, recumbent effigy, canopy
of stone
Stone canopy over slab, formerly bear-
a. brass effigy
Stone altar tomb with recumbent effigy
and canopy
Altar tomb and canopy
Altar tomb with canopy
Stone ' altar tomb and recumbent effigy.
Fragments of a canopy
Cross-legged effigy on altar tomb
Chantry Chapel of Caen stone, with
effigy in alabaster
Said to have been brought
from Old Sarum
His heart alone buried at
Ely
Erected 1598 by Merton
College, Oxford, restored
1849
Tomb, removed to make
an entrance from aisle,
lies in Bp. West's
Chapel
Much defaced ; effigy gone ;
inscription lost
Attribution slightly doubt
ful. Buried at one time
beneath pavement, since
brought to light
Historical Monuments.
Class 2. — Lords Chancellors — continued.

17

Con- sec. No.

60 61 6263 64 65 66 6768
6970 7172 7374 75
76 77
787980
81 82

Name.

Ob. A.D.

William of Wykeham,
Bp. of Winchester

Edmund Stafford, Bp.
of Exeter

Thoinas Langley, Bp.
of Durham, a Cardinal

Sir John Fortescue

WilUam Waynflete, Bp.
of Winchester
John Alcock, Bp. of
Ely, C. S.

Sir Thomas More
Thomas Lord Audley

Sir Thomas Wriothes
ley, E. of Southamp
ton
Thomas Goodrich, Bp.
of Ely

Sir Nicholas Bacon,
C. S.
Sir Thomas Bromley

Sir John Puckeringe,
C. S.

Sir Thomas Egerton.
Baron EUesmere, Vis
count Brackley, C. S. *

Francis Bacon, Vis
count St. Alban's

Thomas Lord Coven
try, C. S.
Sir Heneage Finch, 1st
E. of Nottingham

Antony Ashley Cooper,
1st E. of Shaftesbury,
A in the .CABAL
Sir Francis North, Ld.
Guilford, C. S.

JohnHoUeSjD. of New
castle, C. S.
John Lord Sommers,
Baron of Evesham

Simon Harcourt, Lord
Harcourt

Peter King, Lord King

1404 1419 1437
C.1465 1486 15001535 1544 1550 1554 1579 1587159616171626 16391682
1683
1685 171117161727
1734

County.

Hants Devon Durham Gloucester
Hants CambridgeMiddlesexEssex Hants Cambridge London Middlesex Ibid.Chester
Herts Worcester
Bucks Dorset Oxford
Middlesex Herts Oxford
Surrey

Place
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Winchester Cathe
dral

Exeter Cathedral

Durham Cathedral

Ebrington

Winchesteir Cathe
dral
Ely Cathedral

Chelsea Old Church
Saffron Walden
St. Peter's, Titchfield
Ely Cathedral
St. Paul's, crypt
Westminster Abbey
Ib'id.
Dodleston

St. Alban's, Church
of St. Michael

Crome d'Abitot
RavenstoneWimboume St. Giles
WroxtonWestminster Abbey
North Mimms
Stanton Harcourt
Ockham

Description of Monument.

C!hantry chapel with tomb and recum
bent effigy. Caen stone and alabaster

High tomb of alabaster, recumbent
effigy, and canopy
Altar tomb of limestone, shield of
arms

Table monument, effigy, modern in
scription
Chantry, chapel, with tomb and recum
bent effigy
Chantry chapel — built by himself

Mural monument without effigy
Tomb of touchstone with inscription
Recumbent effigy, alabaster
Marble slab with brass effigy

Fragment of his monument, damaged
in the fire
Marble mural monument with recum
bent effigy and canopy
Marble altar tomb with canopy and
recumbent effigies of himself and his
wife
White marble lozenge over grave, with
inscription but no name

Seated effigy in marble

White marble, tester supported by pil
lars, recumbent effigy
Marble high tomb under canopy with
effigy

Monument of white°marble with bust

Plain slab with inscription

Marble mural monument

Marble monument. Sarcophagus with
allegorical figures

Marble monument .

Sitting statue in white marble

Founder of Colleges of St.
Mary Winton,Winchester
and Oxford
Much mutilated

Founder of Magdalen Col
lege, Oxford

A monument erected near
in 1829, with full epitaph

A modern statue also in
Trinity College Chapel,
Cambridge

Epitaph by Pope
By Rysbrack

E

18

Historical Monuments.

Class 3. — Lords High Treasurers.

Con- see.No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

83

William de Marchia,
Bishop of Bath and
Wells

1302

Somerset

Wells Cathedral

Recumbent effigy in freestbne under re
cessed arch

Mutilated

84

Walter de Langton,
Bp. of Lichfield

1321

Stafford

Lichfield Cathedral

Purbeck marble effigy

Attribution not quite cer
tain

So

Walter de Stapledon,
Bishop of Exeter

1826

Devon

Exeter Cathedral

Recumbent effigy in stone, under canopy

86

Thomas Charlton, Bp.
of Hereford

1343

Hereford

Hereford Cathedral

Altar tomb, recumbent effigy, and canopy

87
John de Sheppey, Bp.
of Winton and Ro
chester
1360
Kent
Rochester Cathedral,
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy and
stone canopy
Original colouring well
preserved
68
John de Waltham, Bp.
of Salisbury
1395
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Pm'beck ledger with inlaid brass
89
William, Lord Ros of
Hamlake, K.G.
1414
' Leicester
Bottesford
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy in
alabaster — wearing the Garter
Removed from
Priory where
buried
Belvoir
he was
90
Thomas Fitzalan, K.G.
5th Earl of Arundel
of that line
1415
Sussex
Arundel, Chapel of
Holy Trinity
Monument of blue marble, with recum
bent effigies in alabaster, of himself and
Beatrice of Portugal, his wife
¦91
Nicholas Bubwith, Bp.
of Bath and Wells
1424
Somerset
Wells Cathedral
Chantry Qiapel, N. side of nave, and
kneeling effigy in niche on N.W. tower
32
Henry Bourchier, Earl
of Essex, K.G.
1483
Essex
Little Easton, Bour
chier Chap.
Rich altar tomb, with inlaid effigies in
brass of himself and his wife (R. 78)
33
William Cecil, K.G.,
Lord Burghley
1598
Northants
Stamford Baron, St.
Martins
Altar tomb with canopy, marble and stone
recumbent effigy, coloured
94
Robert Cecil, K.G.,
Earl of Salisbury
1612
Herts
Bishops Hatfield
Marble effigy on flat stone, supported by
figures, skeleton beneath
95
James Ley, Earl of
Marlborough
1629
Wilts
Westbury
Altar tomb, with effigies of himself and
his wife under canopy of marble
96
Richard Weston, K.G.
Earl of Portland
1635
Hants
Winchester Cathe
dral
Marble sarcophagus with recumbent effigy
of bronze, and screen with busts
97
Henry Montagu, 1st
Karl of Manchester
1642
Hunts
Kimbolton
Monument with effigy
98
Lionel Cranfield, Earl
of Middlesex
1645
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble altar tomb, with recumbent effigies
of himself and his wife
99
Francis Lord Cotting-
ton. Baron of Han-
worth
1652
Ibid.
Ibid.
Marble mural monument, recumbent
effigy
JOO
Thomas, Lord Clifford
of Chudleigh, K.G.
(C in the CABAL)
1673
Devon
Chudleigh parish,
Chapelat Ugbrooke
Mural monument
Chapel said to be
private
101
Thomas Osborne,K.G.,
1st Duke of Leeds
1712
York, W.R.
HarthiU
Monument with inscription
102
SidneyGodolphiUjK.G., Earl of Godolphin
1712
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble bust
103
Robert Harley, K.G.,
1st Earl of Oxford
1724
tlereford
Brampton Bryan
Large marble tablet
Bmied in Westminster
Abbey
Class 4. — Chief Justices (of England, unless marked C.P. for Common Pleas).
104
105
109
Peter de Rupibus, Bp.
1238
Hants
Winchester Cathe
Recumbent effigy in black marble
Mutilated
of Winchester and
dral
Chief Justiciary-
Sir John de Stonor,
1354
Oxford
Dorchester
On a table monument a recumbent effigy
C.P.
m stone
Sir Robert de Charleton,
CP.
1394
Salop
Shrewsbury Abbey
Church
Reclining effigy in judges robes iu stone
Attribution not positively
clear— probably brought
from another church ;
costume nearly identical
with No. 103
Historical Monuments.
Class 4. — Chief Justices — continued.

19

Con- sec. No.

107108 109

Name.

Ob. A.D,

110
111
112 113
114115116
117118
119
120
121
122 123
124125
126127
128

Sir William Gascoigne
Sir William Hankford

Sir Richard Newton,
CP.

Sir Robert Brudenell,
C.P.
Sir Richard Lyster
Sir Edward Montague

Sir Anthony Browne,
CP.

Sir Edward Saunders.
Sir James Dyer, C.P.
Sir Christopher Wray
Sir Edmund Ander
son, CP.
Sir John Popham
Sir Thomas Fleming
Sir Edward Coke
Sir Thomas Richardson
Sir John Bramston
Sir Robert Foster

Sir Robert Hyde
Sir Matthew Hale

Sir Henry Bedingfield,
C.P.
Sir John Holt
Robert Lord Raymond,
of Abbat's Langley

14121422
C.1448

1531
1553
1556
1667
1576 1582 159216051607
1613
163416351654
1663
1665
1676168717101732

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

York, W.R.
Devon Somerset

Northants
Hants
Northants
EssexWarwickHunts Lincoln BedfordSomerset
Hants
NorfolkMiddlesex Essex
Surrey
WiltsGloucesterSuffolk
Ihid.
Herts

Harewood Monkleigh
Yatton

Deene Southampton, Saint
Michael
Weekly
South Weald

Weston-under- Wet-
hale
Great Stoughton
Glentworth
EyworthWellington Southampton, Saint
Michael
Tittleshall
Westminster Abbey
Roxwell
Egham Salisbury Cathedral
Alderley Churchyard
Halesworth
Redgrave
Abbat's Langley

Description of Monument.

Eemarks.

High tomb, with recumbent effigies of
himself and his wife
Marble slab under stone canopy. Brass
kneeling effigy — now lost, as also the
inscriptions
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigies of
himself (with Collar of SS.) and his
wife

Altar tomb with reclining effigies of him
self and two wives
Altar tomb with reclining effigy, and
canopy in white freestone
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy in
judge's robes
Altar tomb with effigy in brass of his wife

Kneeling effigies in stone of himself and
his wife
Mural monument with kneeling effigies
of himself and wife
Fine marble monument with effigies of
himself and family
Richly ornamented monument with effigies
of himself and wife
Stone canopied monument
Monument with effigy

Recumbent marble effigy on altar tomb,
with canopy
Marble mural monument with bust
Mural marble monument with long in
scription
Alabaster inscribed pedestal with bust

Mural tablet with bust ,
Black and white marble monument over
his grave
Mural monument

Fine marble monument with effigy
Reclining effigy in marble, with accessory
figm'es

A canopied altar tomb,
without effigy, in Bristol
Cathedral, has by s(»ne
been appropriated to this
personage. It is uncer
tain in which chm-ch he
was buried.

Mutilated figure of • Sir
Anthony gone. Perhaps
removed fronj original
position

Formerly on N. chancel
wall of old church, re
stored in 1820 wihen
church was rebuilt.

Class 5. — Eminent Statesmen and Ambassadors.
a. — Secretaries of State.

129 Thomas de Bekynton,
Bishop of Bath and
Wells, Chancellor of
Oxford, Tutor to Hen
ry VI. &c.

1465

Somerset

Wells Cathedral

Recumbent effigy, beneath it an emaciated
figure in winding sheet

Monument removed from
original position, and the
wooden canopy carried
to the S. transept

20

Historical Monuments.
Class 5. a. — Secretaries of State — continued.

Con- sec.
No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Eemarks.

130

JamesGoldwell,Bishop of Norwich

1499

Norfolk

Norwich Cathedral

Stone altar tomb with effigy

Remarkable specimea of
costume

131

Stephen Gardiner, Bp.
of Winchester

1555

Hants

Winchester Cathe
dral

Chantry Chapel, built of Caen stone

132

Nicholas Wotton, Dean
of Canterbury

1566

Kent

Canterbm-y Cathe
dral

Stone altar tomb, kneeling effigy, &c.

133

Sir William Petre, Knt.

1572

Essex

Ingatestone Chm-ch

Fine marble altar tomb, with effigies of
himself and wife in white marble

134

Sir Thomas Smith

1577

Ibid.

Theydon Mount

Effigy under canopy

135
Sir John Suckling
1680
Norfolk
Norwich, St. An
drew
Stone monument, recumbent effigies of
himself and wife
136
Dudley Carleton, Vis
count Dorchester
1631
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument, with reclining
effigy
137
Sir Edward Nicholas
1669
Surrey
West Horsley
White marble tablet with inscription
138
Sir William Morrice
1676
. Cornwall
Padstow
Incorporated with monument to Pri
deaux family
139
Henry Bennett, IstEarl
of Arlington, A in the
CABAL
1685
Suffolk
Euston
Stone monument with inscription
140
Sir John Trenchard
1695
Dorset
Bloxworth
Small mural monument of white marble
141
James Craggs
1720
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument with standing
effigy
Class 5. b. — Ambassadors and Envoys.
142
Hugh de Northwold,
Bp. of Ely, Justice
Itinerant, Ambassa
dor to Raymond, Earl
of Provence, to ne
gotiate marriage of
Henry III. and Elea
nor of Provence
1254
Cambridge
Ely Cathedral
Grey marble, recumbent effigy
143
SirNicholas de laBeche,
employed in diplo
macy. Seneschal of
Gascony, Constable of
the Tower, Governor
of the Black Prince
1845
Berks
Aldworth
Reclining effigy in stoue
Mutilated
144
Nicholas, Lord Canti-
lupe. Ambassador to
France
1355
Lincoln
Lincoln Cathedral
Altar tomb,recranbent effigy, and canopy,
all of stone
A mere torso
145
Sir Edmund Thorpe,
Envoy fi-om Henry V.
to Duke of Burgundy
C.142S
Norfolk
Ashwell Thorpe
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigies in
alabaster of himself and his wife
146
Richard Mayo, Bp. of
Hereford, Ambassador
to Spain, conducted
Infanta Katherine to
England
1516
Hereford
Hereford Cathedral
Altar tomb with fine effigy
147
Sir Anthony Browne,
K.G., Ambassador to
France, an Executor
of K. Henry VIII's
will
1548
Sussex
Battle
Altar tomb in white marble
148
Sir Philip Ilobye, last
English Legate to the
1558.
~*
149
Pope
Sir Thomas Hobye, Am
bassador to France
1566
Berks
Bisham
Monument with effigies of these two bro
thers in white marble
150
Sir Nicholas Throck
morton, ambassadorto
France .and Scotland
1570
London
St. Catherine Cree
Reclining effigy in armour
Historical Monmnents.

21

Class 5. h. — Ambassadors and Envoys — continued.

Con- sec. No.

Name.

151 152 153154155156 157 158159 160IGl

SirEalph Sadleir, Am
bassador to Scotland,
&c.
Anthony Browne, Vis
count Montagu, K.G.,
Ambassador to Spain,
and of considerable
note temiJ. Elizabeth
Sir William Pickering,
Ambassador to France
Sir Henry Unton, twice
ambassador to France
Eoger, Lord North, of
Kirtling, Ambassador
to France, Treasurer
of Household
Ludovic Stewart, Duke
of Richmond and Len
nox, Ambassador from
Scotland to France
Sir Hemy Wotton, Am
bassador to Venice,
Provost of Eton, &c.
Denzil Hollis, Lord
Ifield, the Parlia
mentary leader; after
wards ambassador for
Charles II.
Charles Howard, Earl
of Carlisle, Ambassa
dor to Russia, &c.
Thomas Belasyse, Earl
Fauconberg, Ambas
sador to Venice ; son-
in-law of Oliver Crom
well
John Methuen, nego
ciator of the" Methuen
Treaty "

County.

1587 1592 1594 1596 1600 1623'16391680 1684 1700 1706

Herts Sussex London Berks CambridgeMiddlesex
Bucks Dorset York York, N.R.
Middlesex

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Standon

Easebourno

St. Helen's, Bishops
gate
Faringdon Kirtling
Westminster Abbey
Eton College Chapel

Dorchester, St.
Peter's

York Minster
CoxwoldWestminster Abbey

Description of Monument.

Mm-al tomb with effigy in stone

Altar tomb of Caen stone with recum
bent effigy in alabaster

Effigy under canopy in stone
Mural tablet

Altar tomb with canopy, marble and
painted stone

Marble altar tomb, with recumbent
effigies of himself and his wife, and
canopy of metal
Black marble slab, with singular inscrip
tion
White marble monument

Mural monument with bust
Mm-al monument
Marble mural monuraent

Re naiks.

Removed from Midhurst
Church

Class 5. c. — Statesmen.

162

Hugh le Despenser, E.
of Glo'ster, eldest son
of Hugh le Despenser,

1849

Gloucester

Tewkesbury Abbey

Altar tomb, recumbent effigies of himself
and Elizabeth Montacute his wife, un
der a fine storied canopy

The storied canopy much
broken

163

junior
Thomas Hatfield, Bp.
of Durham, Keeper of
Privy Seal

1381

Dm-ham

Durham Cathedral

High altar tomb of stone, recumbent
effigy of alabaster

The Bishop's throne is on
top of the monument

164

Richard Quatremayne,
Esq., Counsellor to
Richard D. of York
.and Edward IV.

146—

Oxford

Thame

Altar tomb of Pm-beck msu-ble, with
brass effigies of himself and wife

The epitaph gives the obit
M.D.CCCLX. but names
King Edw. IV.

165

Lionel Lord Welles,
K.G., Lieutenant of
Ireland

1461

York, W.R.

Methley

Alabaster high tomb, with effigies of
himself and his wife

166

Sir Williain Catesby,
Minister to Richard

1485

Northants

Ashby St. Legers

Incised brass effigy

167

III.
John Harman, alias
Voysey, Bishop of
Exeter, President of
Wales

1554

Warwick

Sutton Coldfield

Tomb with effigy

168

Hem-y Howard, K.G.,

1614

Kent

Greenwich, chapel of

Black mai-ble sarcophagus, with recum

Removed withi the body

Earl of Northampton,
Hospital of Holy
bent effigy and allegorical figm-es
in 1696 frora 'chapel of
Ld. Privy Seal, Ld.
Trinity
Dover Castle. The earl
Warden (Cinque Ports,
, founded this hospital
Chancellor University
Cambridge, &;c.
169
Thomas Wentworth,
K.G.,Earl of Strafford
1641
York, W.R.
Wentworth Chapel
Mural monument, with kneeling effigy
170
Henry Booth, Earl of
Warrington, Chancr.
of Exchequer
1694
Chester
Bowden
Large mural monument
171
George Savile, 1st Earl
of Halifax, Lord Pre
sident, &c;
1695
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Mural monument of marble
E
22

Historical Monuments.

Class 5. c. — Statesmen — continued.

Con- sec.
No.

1T2173174
175176177

John Lowther, 1st Vise.
Lonsdale, 1st Lord
Treasury
CharlesMontague,K.G., Earl of Halifax, 1st
Lord Treasury
James, Earl Stanhope,
1st Lord Treasury
Vaoat
Sir Robert Walpole,
K.G.,lstE.of Orford,
1st Lord Treasury, &c.
Henry St. John, Vis-
coimt Bolingbroke

Ob. A.D-

1700
1715
172117451751

County.

Westmore land
Middlesex

Ihid.
Norfolk Sm-rey

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Lowther
Westminster Abbey
Ibid.Houghton

St. Mary's Church,
Battersea

Description of Monument.

Marble mural monument
Marble mural monument
Marble mural monument
Marble statue, with inscription

Marble urn, with medallions of himself
and his second wife

Remarks.

Class 6. — Persons eminent in Theology, Science, Literature, and Art.
a. — Churchmen and Divines.

178179
180181
182183 184185 186 187
188

189

BartholomaBus Iscanus,
Bishop of Exeter.
Learned theologian.
Richard le Poore,
Bishop of Salisbury
and Durham succes
sively, built the Ca
thedral at the former
place, and the " nine
altars " at the latter
WilliamBruere,Bishop of Exeter, led English
crusaders toPalestlne ;
escorted Isabella, sis
ter of K. Hen. III. to
Worms to marry
Empr. Fredk. II.
Richard de la Wych,
Bishop of Chichester
St. Thomas de Canti-
lupe. Bishop of Here
ford, canonized
Henry Gower, Bp. of
St. David's, CJhancel-
lor of Oxford, builder
of pai-t of Cathedral
and the Palace
Lewis de Charleton,
Bishop of Hereford,
Chancellor of Uni
versity of Oxford
John Wycliffe
John Harewell, Bishop
of Bath and Wells,
Chaplain to Black
Prince, and Chan
cellor of Gascony
Thomas Cranley, First
Warden of Win
chester and New Coll.
Oxford. Chanc.Univ.
Oxford. Abp. of
Dublin. Envoy to the
Pope.
Lewis of Luxemburg,
Cardinal Archbishop
of Rouen and Per
petual Administrator
of Ely, Chancellor of
France-, and Governor
of Paris under King
Henry V.
John Stanbury, Bishop
of Hereford, first
Provost of Eton Col
lege, &c.

11841237
1244
12531282 13471369 13841886 1417 1443

1474

DevonWilts
Devon

Sussex
HerefordPembroke

Hereford

Leicester

Somerset

Oxford

Cambridge

Hereford

Exeter Cathedral
Salisbury Cathedral
Exeter Cathedral

Chichester Cathedral
Hereford Cathedral
St. David's Cathe
dral
Hereford Cathedral
Lutterworth Wells Cathedi-al

Oxford New Coll.
Chapel

Ely Cathedral

Hereford Cathedral

Purbeck marble effigy on a coffin-lid
Marble effigy
Marble slab with inscription
Allar tomb, Caen stone
Detached structm-e, known as the Canti-
lupe Shrine
Altar tomb and recumbent effigy of stone
with canopy
Altar tomb
Alto relievo in marble
Alabaster recumbent effigy
Large engraved brass-plate with effigy

Altar tomb, with recumbent effigy and
canopy

Altar tomb with alabaster recumbent
effigy

Removed by Wyatt from
a canopied recess by the
high Altar

Recently erected. Sculp
tured by SirR. West
macott, R.A.

Removed from before high
Altar to the Antcchapel

Historical Monuments.

23

Class 6. a. — Churchmen and Divines — continued.

Con-
'sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A j>.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

190

John Russell, Bishop
of Lincoln, and first
Perpetual Chancellor
of Oxford. Praised
for learning and piety
by Sur T. More

1494

Lincoln

Lincoln Cathedral

Marble altar tomb, brass effigy lost

Chapel built by Bishop to
contain his remains

191

'William Rokeby, Arch
bishop of Dublin, Lord
Chancellor of Ireland

1521

York, W.R.

Sandal Parva

High tomb under rich fretted canopy ;
brasses lost

His body is buried here,
his heart at Halifax, and
his bowels at Dublin, ac
cording to his will

192

Christopher Urswick,
Dean of Windsor,
Chaplain, &c. to H.
V 11. whom he accom
panied at Bosworth.
Envoy to France and
Germany.

1521

Middlesex

Hackney

High tomb with engraved brass efSgy

Now iu vestibule of modeim
parish church

193

Hugh Latimer, Bp. of
Worcester. Protestant
martyr. Born at
Thurcaston.

1555

Leicester

Thurcaston

Mural tablet with inscription

Erected in 1843 by Eot-
R. Waterfield

194

Rowland Taylor ,LL.D.,
Protestant martyr

1555

Suffolk

Hadleigh

Brass plate

195

Robert King, D.D.,
last Abbot of Oseney
and first Bishop of
Oxford

1557

Oxford

Christchurch Cathe
dral

Purbeck marble monument with canopy
and latin inscription

196

Henry Hammond,D.D.
Biblical commentator

1560

Worcester

Hampton Lovett,
nave

Marble monument

197

Thomas .Nele, D.D.,
Regius Professor of
Hebrew, able theo
logian and linguist

1590

Oxford

Cassington

Mural brass, with epitaph

198
Richard Hooker, M. A.,
the " judicious
Hooker"
1600
Kent
Bishopsboume
Mural monument of . stone with bust,
coloured
199
Gabriel Goodman,
D.D., Dean of West
minster
1601
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural mounument, with kneeling
effigy
-
200
Giles Tomson, D.D.,
Bishop of Gloucester,
K, translator of the
authorised version of
the Bible
1612
Berks
Windsor,St. George's
Chapel
Bust, with inscription
201
Lancelot Andrews,
D.D., Bishop of Win
chester
1626
Sun-ej'
St. Saviom-'s South
wark
Altar tomb, with recmnhent effigy
Canopy and inscriptksa
lost.
202
John Davenant,Bishop
of Salisbury
1641
Wilts
Salisbury Cathedral
Marble mural monument
203
William CbiUingworth,
author of " Religion of
Protestants."
1648
Sussex
Chichester Cathedral
Mural tablet •
204
John Hales, Divine
and Critic, commonly
called the " ever me
morable "
1656
Bucks
Eton College Chapel,
burial ground
Inscribed stone
205
John Gauden, D.D.
Bp. of Worcester, pro
bably author of " Icon
BasUike."
1662
Worcester
Worcester Cathedral
Marble mural monument with Tjust
206
Edward Stillingfleet,
D.D. B,ishop of Wor
cester
1669
IMd.
Ibid.
High tomb of grey marble with sculpture
Epitaph by Dr. Bentle?-
207
John Hacket, D.D. Bp.
of Lichfield. Pious
and learned prelate.
Repaired Lichfield
Cathedral after the
siege at his own cost
1670
Stafford
Lichfield Cathedral
Tomb with stone effigy coloured
24

Historical Monuments.

Class 6. a. — Churchmen and Divines — continued.

Con- .iec. No.
208 209

210
¦ill212213
214
215
216217
218

Name.

Isaac Barrow, D.D.
Simon Patrick, Bishop
of Ely
Thomas Ken, Bishop
of Bath and Wells
Thomas Sprat, D.D.,
Bishop of Rochester,
Dean of Westminster
Matthew Henry, Non-
conformistDivineand Commentator
Robert South, D.D.

William Lloyd, Bishop
of Worcester
Daniel Waterland,
D.D.
John Hough, D.D.,Bp.
of Worcester, Pres. of
Magd. Coll. Oxon,
ejectedby K. .James II.
Hugh Boulter, Arch
bishop of Ai-magh
Joseph Butler, D.U.,
Bp. 1st of Bristol then
of Durham, author of
" Tbe Analogy," &c.

Ob. A.D.

1677 1707171017131714
1716
1717
17401743
1742
1752

County.

Middlesex Cambridge Somerset
Middlesex Chester
Middlesex
Worcester
Berks
Worcester
MiddlesexSomerset

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Westminster Abbey
Ely Cathedral
Frome Selwood
Churchyard
Westminster Abbey

Chester, Trinity
Church

Westminster Abbey
Fladbury

Windsor,St. George's
Chapel
Worcester Cathedral

Westminster Abbey
Bristol

Description of Monument.

Marble mural monument, with bust
Mural monument

Stone slab, with iron crozier and canopy
of stone
Marble mural monument

Brass plate, with inscription
Marble mural monument, with recumbent
effigy
Marble tablet and bust
Black marble slab, with inscription
Fine marble tomb, with life-sized figures
Marble mural monument, with bust
Mm-al tablet of Painswick stone

Remarks.

b. — Lawyers.

219 Sir Thomas Lyttleton,
Justice C. P., author
of " The Tenures "
John Yonge, LL.D.,
Master of the Rolls,
employed in political
services by K. Henry
VIII.
221 Sir Anthony Fitz
herbert, Justice of
Com. Pleas, author of
the "Abridgement"
•'•>'* Sir Clement Heigbam,
Ch. Baron of Ex
chequer, Speaker of
H. of Commons

228

-224

225

226

Sir Roger Manwood,
Ch. Bar., eminent
lawyer, founder of
Sandwich School, &c.
John Cowell, LL.D.,
Reg. Prof, of Civil
Law, author of the
" Law Dictionary "
Edward Lord Bruce of
Kinloss, Master of the
Eolls, and a Lord of
Session
Sir Christopher Yel
verton, Justice K.B.
and Speaker H. of
Commons

1481

1516

1538

1570

1592

1611

1611

1611

Worcester

Middlesex

Derby

Suffolk

Kent

Cambridge

Middlesex

Northants

Worcester Cathedral

Eolls Chapel

Norbury

Barrow

Hackington

Cambridge, Trinity
Hall Chiipel

Rolls Chapel

Easton Mauduit

Stone sarcophagus tomb, with shields of
arms

Effigy in Doctor's robes

Stone, with inlaid brass effigy

Petworth marble altar tomb, and brass
effigies under low canopy

Monument, with bust of alabaster
painted, below is a skeleton on a
mattress

Marble slab, with inlaid effigy in brass

Altar tomb, with recumbent effigy and
canopy

Monument with canopy and effigies of
himself and family.

Historical Monuments.

25

Class 6. b. — Lawyers — continued.

Con- sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

227

Hen.Swinbume,LL.D., learned civilian

1616

York

York Minster

Kneeling effigy under a recessed arch

Partly modern

228

Sir Robert Gardiner,
Chief Justice of Le
land and Deputy

1619

Suffolk

Elmswell

Under mar.ble canopy reclining effigy

229

.Sir Lawrence Tanfield,
Knight, Ch. Bar.

1625

Oxford

Burford

Large coloured monument, with effigies
of himself and wife

An annual rent-charge is
paid for keeping monu
ment in repair

230231

Sir John Doddridge,
Justice K.B., eminent
legal antiquary
John Walter, Ch. Bar., a
learned and independ
ent lawyer

1628 1630

Devon Oxford

Exeter Cathedral
Wolvercot

Alabaster painted effigy on pedestal
Effigies of the Judge, his two wives, &c.,
in alabaster

The original monument to
Sir John Doddridge was
taken down forty or fifty
years ago. The effigies
of himself and wife
alone remain

232

Sir Henry Yelverton,
Just. K.B., &c., noted
in connection with
the Overbury case

1630

Northants

Easton Mauduit

Monument under an arch, with recum
bent effigies of himself and wife

233

Sir Julius Ciesar, Mas
ter of the Eolls, Judge
of the Admiralty

1636

London

St. Helen's, Bishops
gate

Slab representing a deed under seal
promising submission to Divine will
when required to die

234

Sir George Croke,
Justice K.B. author
of Law Reports and
Cases, sat on trial of
Hampden and refused
to concur in his con
demnation

1641

Oxford

Waterstock

Monument with effigy

235
Sir Henry Marten,
Judge of Admiralty
and Prerog. Court
1641
Berks
Longworth
Mural monument, with inscription
236
Sir Robert Berkeley,
Justice K. B., im
peached 1641 for his
judgment against
iHampden
1656
Worcester
Spetchley
Raised monument, black and white mar
ble, with effigy in judge's robes
237
Sir Edward Atkyns, a
Baron of Exchequer,
Counsel for Prynne,
sat on trial of the
regicides
1669
Sir Edward Atkyns,
Ch.B., youngest son
of the former
1698
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
One mural monument of marble
The father aud both sons
shared much in the poli
tical events of their time
Sir Eobert Atkyns,
Ch.B., eldest son of
the 1st Sir Edward,
Speaker of House of
Lords
1710
)
238
Sir Thomas Raymond,
Justice K.B.
1685
Essex
Runwell
Black stone slab, arms, and inscription
The slab probably formed
the top of an altar tomb
239
Sir William Gregory,
Speaker, Baron of
Exchr., Justice K.B.
1696
Hereford
How Caple
Inscribed, flat stone
240
Sir John Comyns,
Ch.B. author of " A
Digest of the Laws of
England "
1740
Essex
Writtle Church
Marble mural monument with bust
241
Sir Francis Page, Jus
tice K.B.
1741
Oxford
Steeple Aston
Marble monument with effigy
Eent-charge of 20s. is paid
to keep the monument in
242
Thomas Lord Wynd
ham, Chancellor and
Lord Justice of Ire
land
1745
Wilts
Salisbtuy Cathedral
Monument with marble statue of Hibernia
repair
G
26

Historical Monuments.

c. — Physicians.

Con- sec. No.

243

244

245

246

247

248

Name.

John Caius, M.D., 2nd
founder of Gonville
and of Caius College
William Gilbert, M.D.,
author of work on the
Magnet, and inventor
of certain mathema
tical instruments
William Harvey,M.D.,
discoverer of the cir
culation of the blood
Sir Thomas Browne,
Knt. M.D., author of
" Religio Medici "
Thomas Sydenham,
M.D.

Sir Hans Sloane, Bart.,
President of Eoyal
College of Surgeons

Ob. A.s

1573

1603

1657

1682

1689

1753

County.

Cambridge

Essex

Essex

Norfolk

Middlesex

Ibid.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Cambridge, Gonville
and Caius College
Chapel
Colchester, Holy Tri
nity

Hemsted Chapel,
Great Samford

Norwich, St. Peter
Mancroft

St. James, West
minster

Chelsea Old Church

Description of Monument.

Alabaster sarcophagus under canopy

Marble mural monument with inscription

Marble monument with bust and inscrip
tion

Mural tablet, with inscription

Marble mural tablet, with Latin inscrip
tion

Large vase under canopy

Remarks.

His coffin, with remains,
discovered 1840

Erected in 1810, by the
Coll. of Physicians, near
site of his grave
His statue is in the Apo
thecaries' Garden, Chel
sea, erected 1733

d. — Prose Writers of History, Biography, and National Antiquities.

249

Humphry Lloyd, M.P.
Antiquary

1568

Denbigh

Whitchurch, Parish
Church of Denbigh

Alabaster mural monument, effigy kneel
ing, inscription

250

John Foxe, the Mar-
tyrologist

1587

London

St. Giles, Cripple
gate

Inscribed slab

251

Robert Glover, Herald
and Historian

1588

Ihid.

Ibid.

Mural tablet

252

Wm. Lambarde, author
of " Perambulation of
Kent," &c.

1601

Kent

Sevenoaks

Marble mural slab

Removed from old parish
church of Greenwich,
where he was buried

253

John Stowe, the His
torian of London

1605

London

St. Andrew Under
shaft

Coloured stone effigy, full length, seated
at a table, in a rectangular recess

254
Richard Carew, author
of a " Survey of Corn
wall "
1620
Cornwall
Antony
Marble tablet
•
255
Eev. Fraucis Mason,
author of " Vindiciaa
EcelesiiE AnglicaniE "
1621
Suffolk
Orford
Marble kneeling effigy
256
Wm. Camden, Claren
ceux, Antiquary and
Historian '
1623
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument with bust
257
John Speed, Historian
1629
London
St. Giles, Cripple
gate
Half-length effigy
258
Henry Slingsby, author
of "Diary of Events
1638-1648 "
1658
York, W.R.
Knaresborough
Inscribed flat stone
259
Thomas Fuller, D.D.,
Church Historian, au
thor of " The Worthies
of England," &c.
1661
Middlesex
Cranford
Mural monument
260
Sir William Dugdale,
Garter,Antiquaryand
Historian
1681
Warwick
Shustoke
Altar tomb and mural tablet
261
Sir Thomas Herbert,
Bart., author of " Irish
History," &c.
1681
York
York, St. Crux or
Holy Cross
Mm-al tablet
262
Izaac Walton
1683
Hants
Winchester Cathedral
Black marble slab with inscription
263.
Elias Ashmole, Anti
quary
1692
Surrey
Lambeth, St. Mary's
Marble slab, inscription
Historical Monuments.
Class 6. d. — Peoseweiters — continued.

27

Con- sec.No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Pariah Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Eemarks.

264

Henry Wharton, author
of " Anglia Sacra "

1694

Middlesex

Westminster Abbey

Marble mural monument

265

Anthony aWood, au-
thorof "Athense Oxo
nienses "

1695

Oxford

Oxford, Merton Col
lege Chapel

Marble mural monument

«

266

Robert Plot, LL.D.
Historian of Oxford
and Staffordshire ;
Secretary to Royal
Society

1696

Kent

Borden

Mural monument

267

Abraham de la Pryme,
F.R.S., Antiquary

1704

York, W.E.

Hatfield

Inscribed flat stone

268

Gilbert Burnet, D.D.,
Bishop of Salisbury

1715

Middlesex

Clerkenwell

Marble mural tablet
/

269
Rev. Jolin Prince, au
thor of « The Worthies
of Devon "
1728
Devon
Berry Pomeroy
Mural tablet
270
Ralph Thoresby, An
tiquary, and Historian
of Leeds
1726
York, W.E.
Leeds, St. Peter's
Church
Stone slab, inscribed
271
Thomas Hearne, Anti
quary
1735
Oxford
Oxford, St. Peter in
Bast
Table monument with epitaph
272
Thomas Tanner, D.D.,
Bp. of St. Asaph, au
thor of "Bibl.Britan.
Hibern." and "Notitia
Monastica "
.1735
Ihid.
Christchurch Cathe
dral
Marble tablet
273274
John Strype, Historian
and Antiquaty
Thomas Baker, B.D.,
non-juror, celebrated
Antiquary
1737 1740
Essex Cambridge
Low Leyton
Cambridge, St. John's
College Chapel
Flat gravestone
Mural tablet
The gravestone is hiddeii'
undemeath the new HcMur
of the chancel
275
John Oldmixon, His
torian
1742
Somerset
Bridgewater, Saint
Mary's chmrchyard
Altar tomb
276
David Wilkins, D.D.,
editor of " Concilia
MaguiE Britanniie "
1745
Suffolk
Hadleigh
Gravestone
277
Bro-ivne Willis, Topo
grapher and Antiquary
1760
Bucks
Bletchley, .St. Mar
tin's Chapel, Fenny
Stratford
Marble slab, inscribed
Class 6. e. — Scholars.
278
Sir Anthony Cooke, Pre
ceptor to K. Edw. VI.
1576
Essex
Eomford
Monument with effigies in alabaster of
himself and family
279
Isaac Casaubon, Scho
lar and Divine
1614
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument
280
Sir Henry Savile, Knt.
1622
Bucks
Eton College Chapel
Marble slab
281
Francis Junius
1678
Berks
Windsor,St.Geoi-ge's Chapel
Marble mural tablet, with Latin inscrip
tion
Erected by the University
of Oxford
282
Richard Busby, Head
Master of Westminster
1695
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument with recumbent
effigy
'
283
John Ernest Grabe
1711
Ibid.
Ihid.
Marble mural monument, with effigy
284
Thomas Aldrich, D.D.,
Dean of Christchurch,
Scholar,Musician, and
Architect
1711
Oxford
Christ Church Cathe
dral
Monument with bust and emblems of
death
285
Richard Bentley, D.D.,
Master of Trinity Col
lege, Cambridge
1742
Cambridge
Cambridge, Trinity
College Chapel
Marble flagstone
286
Conyers Middleton,
LL.D.
1750
Ihid.
Ibid., St. Michael's;
Gravestone
28

Historical Monuments.

/.—Men of Science and Philosophical Writers.

Con- sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

287

John Newton, D.D.,
wrote on Astronomy,
Trigonometry, &c.

1678

Hereford

Ross

Tablet with epitaph

288

William Lilly, Astro
loger

1681

Surrey

Walton-on-Thames

Stone slab

Laid down hy Elias Ash
mole

289

Seth Ward, Bishop of
Salisbury, skilled in
Mathematics, one of
the founders of Eoyal
Society

1689

Wilts'

Salisbury Cathedral

Tomb with marble bust

290

Thomas Hobbes, of
Malmesbury

1697

Derby

Hault-Hucknall

Headstone built into church wall

291

John Locke

1704

Essex

High Laver church
yard

Marble gravestone enclosed with iron
rails

292
John Ray, Natm-al
Philosopher
1706
Ihid.
Black Notley church
yard
Stone tomb, surmounted by obelisk
293
Roger Cotes, M. A., emi
nent Mathematician
1716
Cambridge
Cambridge, Trinity
College Chapel
Inscribed flagstone
294
Sir Isaac Newton
1727
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument, with effigy
A marble statue by Rou
biliac is in the chapel
of Trin. Coll. Cambridge
295
John Woodward
(founder of Geologi
cal Professorship at
Cambridge)
1728
Ibid.
Ibid.
Marble mural monument, with medallion
296
Abraham Sharp, Ma
thematician
1742
York, W.R.
Bradford
Inscribed marble slab, with classical or
nament
297
Rev. William Whiston,
Mathematician
1752
Rutland
Lynden
Headstone inserted in the wall
298
George Berkeley, Bp.
of Cloyne
1753
Oxford
Christ Church Cathe
dral
Inscribed stone over grave, and monu
ment against a pillar
299
Nicholas Sanderson,
LL.D., the blind Pro
fessor of Mathematics
in the University of
Cambridge
1759
Cambridge
Boxworth
Stone slab, with epitaph and bust
g. — Poets.
300
Geoffrey Chaucer
1400
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Altar tomb, marble canopy
Not contemporary
'iOl
John Gower
(1402'u.talii 1408)
Surrey
St. Saviour's, South
wark
Altar tomb, recumbent effigy under
canopy
302
Henry, Earl of Surrey
1547
Suffolk
Framlingham
Table monument, various coloured marbles
303
Edmund Spenser
1598
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument
304
William Shakespeare
1616
Warwick
Stratford-on-Avon
Stone slab and mm-al monument with
half effigy; stone, painted
He has also a majrble
statue lu Westminster
Abbey
305
Samuel Danyell
1619
Somerset
Beckington
Mm-al stone tablet
306
John Fletcher
1625
Surrey
St. Saviour, South
wark
Plain stone with inscription
'
307
Dr. John Donne, Dean
of St. Paul's
1631
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Crypt
Effigy in shroud, carved in stone
308
Michael Drayton, au
thor of " Polyolbion "
1681
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Alabaster mural monument with bust
309
GeorgeChapmau,trans- lator of Homer, &c.
1634
Ibid.
St. Giles in the
Fields
Roman sepulchral altar with inscription
Erected hy Inigo Jones
310
Ben Jonson
1637
Ihid.
Westminster Abbey
Marble mm-al monument with medallion
Historical Monuments.
Class 6. g. — Poets — continued.

29

Con- sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
othenvise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

311

Sir Eobert Alton

1638

Middlesex

Westminster Abbey

Black marble mural monument with bust

312

Philip Massinger

1638

Surrey

St. Savioiu-, South
wark

Plain stone with inscription

313

Abraham Cowley

1667

Middlesex

Westminster Abbey

Marble mural monument with urn

314

Sir William Davenant

1668

Ibid.

Ihid.

Small inscribed stone

315
Eiehard Braithwaite,
author of "Drunken
Barnaby's Itinerary"
1673
York, E.R.
Catterick
Mural tablet
316
Eobert Herrick
1674
Devon
Dean Prior
Mural tablet with inscription
Lately erected by W. Perry
Herrick, Esq.
317
John Milton
1674
London
St. Giles, Cripplegate
Marble mui'al monument with bust
Erected in 1793. Tablet
with bust also in West
minster Abbey
.318
Samuel Butler
1680
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mm-al monument with bust
Buried in St. Paul's Co
vent Garden churchyard
319
Edmund Waller
1687
Bucks
Beaconsfield Church
yard
Marble sarcophagus with four urns and
pyramid in centre
320
Thomas Shadwell
1692
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument with bust
Buried at (3helsea, hut
321
John Dryden
1700
Ihid.
Ihid.
, Marble bust on pedestal
with no monument
322
John Philipps
4708
Hereford
Hereford Cathedral
Brass plate
Set up in 1867 to replace
a lost brass plate. A
marble pedestal with me
dallion also in West
minster Abbey
323
Nicholas Eowe
1718
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument with bust
324
Matthew Prior
1721
Ihid.
Ibid.
Marble mural monumenD with bust
325
Thomas D'Urfey
1728
Ibid.
Westminster, St.
James
Inscribed mural tablet
326
William Congreve
1728
Ibid.
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument with portrait in
alto-relievo
327
Sir Richard Black-
more, M.D.
1729
Essex
Boxted
Tall mm-al monument with long inscrip
tion
Lately moved, and placed
so high that the inscrip
tion cannot be read
828
John Gay
1732
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument with medallion
329
Alexander Pope
1744
Ihid.
Twickenham
Mural monument with portrait medallion
Erected in 1761
330
James Thomson
1748
Sm-rcy
St. Mary Magdalene,
Richmond
Small brass plate
Marble monument with
bust ill Westminster
Abbey
331
William Collins
1756
Sussex
Chichester Cathedral
Marble seated figure in alto-relievo
Sculpture by Flaxman
h. — Other Authors.
332
383334
335
Robert Burton, author
of . " Anatomy of
Melancholy "
Dudley, Lord North
Dame Dorothy Paking-
ton, supposed writer
of "The Whole Duty
of Man "
Charles de St. Denis,
Sieur de St. Evre-
mond
1639
16771679
1703
Oxford
Cambridge
Worcester
Middlesex
Christchurch Cathe
dral, N. aisle
Kirtling, chancel
Hampton Lovett
Westminster Abbey
H
Coloured bust, with inscription
Marble slab
Mural monument
Marble mur.al monument with bust
30

Historical Monuments.

Class 6. h. — Other Authors — continued.

Coo- sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

' Description of Monument.

Remarks.

336

John Evelyn, author of
" Sylva "

1706

Surrey

Wotton

Coffin-shaped tomb with inscription

337

Right Honble. Joseph
Addison

1719

Middlesex

Westminster Abbey

Marble effigy on pedestal

338

John Trenchard, author
of " Independent
Whig," " Cato's Let
ters," &c.

1723

Wilts

North Bradley

Mural monument

i. — Artists, Musicians, and Actors.

339

Samuel Cooper, Minia
ture Painter

1672

Middlesex

St. Pancras Old
Church

Marble monument, with Latin inscrip
tion

340
William Wissing, Por
trait Painter
1687
Northamp ton
Stamford Baron, St.
Martin
Mural tablet
341
William Vandervelde
the elder. Marine
Painter
1693
Middlesex
St. James, Westmin
ster
Grayestone in churchyard
342
Sir Godfrey Kneller
1723
Ibid.
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument, with bust
343
George Vertue, F.S.A.
Historical Engraver
1756
Ibid.
Westminster Abbey
Cloister
Inscribed mural tablet
344
Orlando Gibbons, Mus.
Doc.
1625
Kent
Canterbury Cathe
dral
Mural monument, with bust in mtirble
345
Henrj' Purcell
1695
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument
346
John Blow, Mus. Doe.
1708
Ihid.
Ibid.
Miirble mural monument
347
William Croft, Mus.
Doc.
1727
Ibid.
Ibid.
Marble miu-iil monument, with bust
348
George Frederick
Handel
1759
Ibid.
Ibid.
Marble mural monument, with statue
349
Edward Alley ne, Actor,
founder of Dulwich
College
1626
Surrey
Dulwich College
Chapel
Inscribed marble slab
350
Barton Booth, Actor
1733
Middl esex
Westminster Abbey
Marble mural monument, with bust
Class 7. — Eminent Naval and Military Personages.
a. — Admirals of England and other Sea Commanders.
351 852
353 354
.'555
Gervase AJard, Admiral
of Cinque Ports
Stephen Alard, Admi
ral of Cinque Ports
Sir Huraijhrey Little-
bury, .Toirt Admiral
in Chief
Sir Reginald Cobham,
K.G., Admiral of
King's Fleet, from
mouth of 'Thames
westward, 1344, 1348
Richard Fitzalan, 3rd
Earl of Arundel of
that line, K.G. Admi
ral of Western Seas
1310
13301340
1361 1376
Sus,sex
Ihid.LincolnSurrey Sussex
Winchelsea, St. Tho
mas
Ibid.
HolbeachLingfield
Chichester Cathedral
Stone and marble tomb, canopied, with
recumbent effigy
Stone and marble tomb with canopy
Stone altar tomb with recumbent effigy
Marble altar tomb, with recumbent effigy
Tomb with recumbent effigies in Caen
stone of himself and Eleanor of Lancas
ter, his wife
Not in original site, but
in fair preservation.
Probably removed frora
Lewes Priory, where lie
was buried
Historical Monuments.
Class 7. a.; — Admirals, &c. — cantinued.,

31

Con- sec.
No.

356

357
358359
360361
362
363364
365
366
367
368309
370

Name.

Sir Hugh Calveley,Ad-
miral of England,
Goiemor of Calais,
afterwards, of Guern-
sey,distinguished com
mander in French and
Spanish wars
John ^Bolland, K.G.
Duke of Exeter and
Earl of Huntingdon,
Admiral of England,
Ireland, and Aqui
taine
John Eussell 1st Earl
of Bedford, K.G.,Lord
High Admh-al
Edward Clinton, K.G.,
Earl of Lincoln, Lord
High Admiral
Clement Paston, naval
commander under
Henry VIII. and
Edw. VI., Mary and
Elizabeth
George Earl of Cum
berland, K.G., last
male heir of Cliffords,
naval commander
George Villiers, K.G.,
Duke of Buckingham,
Lord High Admiral

Robert Bertie, Baron
Willoughby d'Eresby,
first Earl of Lindsay,
Lord High Admiral
Sir Thomas AUin,
Bart., Admiral of the
Fleets, British and
Mediterranean Seas
Sir Cloudesley Shovel,
Admiral
Sir George Rooke, naval
commander
Sir Richard Haddock,
Kt., Admiral and
Commissioner of Navy
Sir Thomas Hardy,
Admiral
Edward Vernon, Ad
miral
Charles Watson, Ad
miral

Ob. A.D

1394

1446
1555
1584
1597
160516281642
1686
1707
17081714
1732
1757
1757

County.

Chester

Middlesex
Bucks
BerksNorfolk
York, W.R.
MiddlesexLincoln ,
Suffolk
Middlesex
¦ Kent
Essex
Middlesex
Ibid.
Ibid.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Bunhory

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

St. Katharine's Hos-
pitaljRegent's Park

Chenies

Windsor, St. George's
Chapel

Oxnead

Skipton

Westminster Abbey

Edenham Church

Somerleyton

Westminster Abbey

Canterbury Cathe
dral
Leigh

Westminster Abbey
Ihid.
Ihid.

High tomb,, with effigy in. alabaster

Altar tomb with recumbent effigy and
canopy in stone

Alabaster tomb with effigies.

Altar tomb with two recumbent effigies

Alabaster effigy on marble tomb

High marble tomb

Marble altar tomb with two recumbent
effigies

Black marble tablet, incorporated in a
monument to other members of the
family

Mural tablet and bust
Marble mm-al monument with recumbent
effigy
Mural monument with bust
Table monument
Marble mm-al monument with effigy
Marble mural moniument with bust

Marble mural monument with three
effigies

Very beautiful design

Removed c. 1826 from the
Collegiate Church of St.
Katharine by the Tower
of London

A monument (with an
um possibly containing
the heart,) is in St.
Thomas's Church, Ports
mouth

Buried at Calcutta

b. — Marshals and Constables of England, and Commanders in Foreign and Civil Wars.

571 William Mareschal,
elder. Earl of Pem
broke, Marshal of
England
372 William Mareschal,
younger, Earl of Pem
broke, Marshal of
England
373 GilbertMareschal,Earl of Pembroke, Marshal
of England

1219

1281

1241

London

Thid.

Ibid.

Temple Church

Ibid.

Ibid.

Grey marble recumbent effigy

Ditto

Ditto

A Baron appointed to en
force " Magna Charta "

32

Historical Monuments.

Class 7. b. — Marshals, Constables, &c. — continued.

Con- sec. No.

374

375

376

377

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

Sir Brian FitzAlan,
Lieut, of K. Edw. I.
in Scotland

Ralph Fitzwilliam,
Lord of Greystock,
Governor of Berwick,
distinguished in Scot
tish wars
Sir Robert de Shurland,
Ld. Warden of Cinque
Ports, Kt. Banneret at
Karlaverock
Humphry de Bohun,
Earl of Hereford and
Essex, High Consta
ble of England

378 Su- Ralph Shiriey, fii-st
Knight of the Shire
for Warwick, an
eminent military com
mander under Ed
ward I.
379 Sir Simon de Sand
wich, Lord Warden of
Cinque Ports
380 Sir Oliver Ingham, Mar
shal of Guycnne, dis
tinguished commander
in France under Ed
ward III.
381 John second Baron
Willoughby d'Eresby,
distinguished in Scot
tish wars, and a prin
cipal commander at
Crecy
882 Sir William Fitz-
Warine, K.G. Gover
nor of Montgomery
Castle, distinguished
in French and Scotch

383 Ralph Lord Neville, of
Raby, employed in
Scottish wars and in
diplomacy
384 Thomas Beauchamp,
K.G. (a founderof the
order) Earl of War
wick, Marshal of Eng
land
385 John thurd Baron Wil
loughby de Eresby,
fought most valiantly
at Poitiers
386 SirlRichard de Pem
bridge, K.G. fought
at Poitiers, Lord War
den of Cinque Ports
387 Hugh Courtenay ,second
Earl of Devon, distin
guished in arms during
reign of Edward III.
388 John Lord Neville of
Raby, K.G. ; distin-
gwished in French
wars, Lieutenant-Ge-
neral of Aquitaine

1302

1316

c. 1320

1322

1327

1340

1343

1349

York, N.R.

Durham

Kent

Devon

Warwick

Kent

Norfolk

Lincoln

1361 Berks

1867

1369

1372

1375

1377

1389

Durham

Warwick

Lincoln

Hereford

Devcn

Durham

Bedale

Hurworth

Minster in Sheppey

Exeter Cathedral

Louver Eatington

Sandwich, St. Peter's

Ingham

Spilsby

Wantage

Durham Cathedral

Warwick, Collegiate
Church of St. Mary

Spilsby

Hereford Cathedral

Exeter Cathedral

Durham Cathedral

Effigies of himself, cross-legged, and of
his wife

Effigy "in stone

Altar tomb in recessed niche, cross-
legged effigy

Cross-legged effigy in freestone under
canopy

Removed from S. aisle
where he was bm-ied to
present position naiet
the tower arch
Removed from Nesham
Abbey

Much mutilated. There is
no tomb, the body having
been bm-ied in the Chnich
of the Friars Preachers,
York. Attribution not
certain

Altar tomb with' effigy of red sandstone Restored in 1836

Stone effigy on a base made up of ancient
fragments

Stone effigy under a mural arch, with
paintings

Stone altar tomb with recumbent effigies
of himself and his wife

Altar tomb with recumbent effigies of
himself and two wives

Altar tomb ,of sandstone, with recum
bent effigies of himself and Alice de
Audley his wife in alabaster
Altar tomb with marble effigies of him
self and wife

Much mutilated, attribu
tion not absolutely cer
tain

Altar tomb with effigy

Altar tomb of stone panels and recum
bent effigy of alabaster

Alabaster high tomb with two effigies
See R 41.

Altar tomb of sandstone, with recumbent
effigies of himself iind Maud do Percy
his wife in alabaster

Removed, 1774, to pre
sent position. Remiiins
of a canopy exist.

Much mutilated

Restored after the fire of
Warwick, 1694

Eecently restored and re
moved from its original
site on S. side of nave

Effigies fragmentary.
Tomb nearly destroyod.

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33

Class 7. b. — Marshals, Constables, &c. — continued,.

Con-
JS?C. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

389

Sir Guy de Bryan, Lord
de Bryan, K.G., Stand
ard bearer to Edward
HI., served with dis
tinction in French
wars

1391

Gloucester

Tewkesbury Abbey

Recumbent effigy on stone altar tomb
with canopy

Much mutilated.

390

Reginald, 2nd Ld. Cob
ham of Sterborough,
distinguished in French
wars, an early adhe
rent of K. Hen. IV.

1403

Surrey

Lingfield

Slab with incised brass effigy

391

Sir Peter Courtenay,
K.G., youngest son of
Earl Devon, Standard-
bearer to Edward IIL,
much distinguished in
Black Prince's wars

1409

Devon

Exeter Cathedral

Brass effigy in marble slab

Eecently removed from S.
side of nave

392

Michael de la Pole,
2ndE. of Suffolk, dis
tinguished in French
wars

1415

Suffolk

Wingfield

Altar tomj) nnder canopy, with recumbent
effigies of himself and his wife

393

Sir Thomas Camoys,
K.G., commanded left
wing at Agincourt

1419

Sussex

Trotton

Brass

394

John Lord Eos of Ham
lake, distinguished in
French Wars, slain at
Beauge

1421

Leicester

Bottesford

Altar tomb with recumbent effigy of
alabaster

Eemoved from Belvoir
Priory, where he waa
buried

395

Sir Thomas le Strange,
Constable of the King
in Ireland

1426

Warwick

Welleshume

Flat stone with incised brass effigy in
armour

396
Ealph Neville, first
Earl of Westmoreland,
K.G., Earl Marshal of
England, &c.
1426
Durham
Staindrop
Altar tomlj of alabaster, with recumbent
effigies of himself and his two wives.
See E. 48.
397
John Fitzalan, K.G.,
Baron Maltravers and
7th Earl of Arundel, a
commander in France
1434
Sussex
Arundel Church,
Holy Trinity
Chapel
Altar tomb, Sussex marble
398
Thomas Lord Morley,
Marshal of Ireland,
served also in France
1435
Norfolk
Hengham Church
Altar tomb under canopied arch
399
Sir Richard Molyneux,
created Knight-Ban
neret on the field of
Agincom-t.
1439
Lancaster
Sefton
Marble altar tomb
400
Eiehard Beauchamp,
K.G., Eari of War
wick, Governor of
realm of France
1439
Warwick
Collegiate Qiurch of
St. Mary Warwick
Beauchamp Chapel
Purbeck marble altar tomb under a herse,
brass effigy with small figures of weepers
401
William Phelip, K.G.,
LordBardolph, distin
guished in French
wars ; treasurer of
household
c. 1440
Suffolk
Denuington
Altar tomb with recumbent effigies in
alabaster of himself and his wife
402
John Talbot, K.G., 1st
Earl of Shrewsbury,
Marshal of France,
famous in the French
wars
1453
Salop
Whitchurch
Monumental effigy
Much mutilated
403
Ralph Lord Dacre,
slain at Towton
1461
York, W.R.
Saxton
Tomb of gray marble and Craven lime
stone
Inscription partly ob
literated
404
Su- William Chamber
lain, K.G., a com
mander in France
1462
Norfolk
East Harling
Canopied arch over Purbeck slab
Brass effigies long lost
405
John Tiptoft, ICG. Earl
Worcester, Constable
of .England
1470
Cambridge
Ely Cathedral
Altar tomb and canopy, with effigies of
himself and two wives
34

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Class 7. b. — Marshals, Constables, <&c. — continued.

Con- sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

406

Rhys (the Great) ap
Meredydd, Command
ed Welsh contingent
at Bosworth, &c.

C.1485

Denbigh

Yspytty Ifan Chm-ch

Alabaster effigy

Much mutilated

407

Sir Henry Percy, K.G.,
4th Earl of Northum
berland, Warden of
Scottish Marches; em
ployed in diplomacy

1489

York, E,R.

Beverley Minster

Altar tomb of grey marble

Effigy lost

'

408

Sir Robert Hai-conrt,
K.G.,St<andard-bearer
to Earl of Richmond at
Battle of Bosworth

C.1490

Oxford

Stanton Harcourt

Altar tomb with recumbent effigy

Effigy in plated armour,
with mantle of the order
of the Garter

409

Ealph, Lord Grey de
Powis, Earl of Tan
carville

1497

Northumb.

Chillingham

Altar tomb vrith recumbent effigies of
himself and wife in Derbyshire ala
baster

410

Robert 1st Lord Wil
loughby de Broke,
KB., Captain- General
of the Expedition to
Brittany, &c.

1502

Cornwall '

Callington

Altar tomb with recumbent effigy

411
Sir John Cheney, Stan
dard-bearer to the
Earl of Richmond at
Bosworth
1509
Wilts
Salisbury Cathedral
Tomb with recumbent effigy
412
Gieorge Manners, Lord
Roos, served in Flan
ders under Henry VHI.
1513
Berks
St. George's Chapel,
Windsor
1
Effigies of himself and Anne his wife,
dau. of E. 70, in alabaster on a table tomlb
413
Sir Giles Alington, Kt.
Master of the Ord
nance t. Hen. Vlll.
1522
Cambridge
Horseheath Chancel
Monument with two stone effigies of
himself and his son
414
Sir John Peche, Cap
tain of Body Guard to
Hen. VIIL Lord-Dep.
of Calais, &c.
1522
Kent
LuUingstone
High tomb with effigy under a lofty '
canopy
415
Sir Thomas Dacre,
K.G., 2ndLordDacre,
commanded a body of
horse at Flodden,
Wardenof West Mar
ches
1525
Cumberland
Lanercost Priory
Mamnuent to himself and his wife
416
Thomas West, K.G.,
Lord de la Warre,
commanded an expe
dition to Flanders.
Was at Battle of the
Spm-s
1526
Sussex
Broadwater
Altar tomb of Caen stone, in a chantry
chapel
417
Charles Somerset,K.G.,
1st Earl of Worcester,
distinguished as a
commander and nego
tiator
1526
BeAs
St. George's Chapel,
Windsor :
Effigies of Mmself and his first wife in
stone on altar tomb
418
Thomas, 1st Lord
Darcy of the North,
K.G.,Wardenof Scot
ish Marches, beheaded
for his ¦share in the
Pilgrimage of Grace
1538
London
St. Botolph, Aldgate
Mural monument, with recumbent effigy,
half draped
419
George Talbot, K.G.,
4th Earl of Shrews
bury, had several
military commands
under Henry VIIL,
sent to put down
tbe Pilgrimage of
Grace
1538
Yorii;,W.E. •
S. Peter's, Sheffield
High tomb with spiral columns, three re
cumbent effigies
420
Henry Clifford, IstEarl
of Cumberland, K.G.,
military commander
against Scots
1542
Ibid.
Skipton
Marble high tomb, richly panelled, for
himself and his son Henry 2nd earl,
ob. 1570
Brasses lost, but
have been recently
othci-s added
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35

Class 7. b. — Marshals, Constables, &c. — continued.

Con- sec: No.

Name.

Db. A.D.

County.

Place,
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

421

Thomas Manners ,K.G.
1st Earl of Rutland,
Warden of the East
Marches : active in
suppressing insurrec
tion in Leicestershire
and the Pilgrimage
of Grace

1543

Leicester

Bottesfora '

Altar tomb with recumbent effigies of
himself and Countess in alabaster; be
wearing Eobes of the Garter

422

Sir William Molyneux;,
took two standards
with his own hand at
Flodden Field

1548

Lancaster t

Sefton

Engraved brass plate with effigies of him
self and two wives

423

Henry Manners, K.G.,
'¦2nd Earl of Rutland,
Warden of East and
Middle Marches, Ge
neral of Horse at the
siege of St. Quentin
and Lord President of
the North

1563

Leicester

Bottesford

Altar tomb of alabaster with canopy and
recumbent effigies of himself and his
Countess

424

Sir Thomas Wharton,
Lord Warden of tbe
Marches,who defeated
the Scots at Salom
Moss 1542, for which
he was created Baron
Wharton of Wharton,
CO. Westmoreland

1568

York, W.E.
Westmore land

Helaugh Kirkby Stephen

Alabaster high tomb, recumbent effigies
of himself and two wives
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy lof him
self and two wives

Very perfect and beautiful
The epitaph on each mo-
nnment states that he lies
beneath

425

Francis Lord Russell,
K.G:, 2nd Eari of
Bedford, Governor of
Berwick, W.arden of
E. MR.rches

1585

Bucks

Chenies, Bedford
Chapel

Alabaster high tomb with effigies

'

426

Ambrose Dudley, K.G.,
Earl of Warwick,
jointly with Edward
Lord Clinton Lieut.-
Gen. of the Army in
the North

1589

Warwick

Collegiate Qiurch of
St. Mary, Beau
champ Chapel

Painted marble altar tomb

427
George Talbot, 6thEarl
of Shrewsbury, Earl
Marshal, K.G.
1590
York, WJK.
S. Peter's, Sheffield
Marble sarcophagus with recumbent effigy
in armour
428
Arthur Grey, 14th Lord
Grey de Wilton, Lord
Deputy of Ireland du
ring Desmond's rebel
lion, when he con
ducted the siege of
Limerick, one of the
Commissioners who
tried Mary Queen of
Scots
1593
Bucks
Whaddon
Handsome monvunent with long epitaph
429
Peregrine Bertie, Ilth
Baron Willoughby
d'Eresby, a " great
Master of the Art
Military," succeeded
Leicester in command
in Low Countries
1601
Lincoln
Spilsby
Effigy incorporated with large monu
ment in marble and alabaster, to his
daughter. Dame Catherine Watson, of
Eockingham
430
Sir George Beeston, dis
tinguished himself in
Scotch wars temp. Hen.
VIII. and Edw. VI,,
and at the defeat of
Spanish Armada, for
which he was knighted
1601
Chester
Bunbury
High tomb under canopy with effigy and
inscriptions
"Ob.Ktatis 80*102"
431
Sir Francis Vere, Com
mander of the Forces
in the Netherlands
temp. Queen Elizabeth
1608
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Marble slab supported by four armed
figures kneeling, under which is the re
cumbent effigy of 'Sir Francis
432
Sir John Davis,
knighted at taking of
Cadiz
1625
Berks
Pangbourne
Stone monument with effigy
36

Historical Monuments.
Class 7. b. — Marshals, Constables, &c. — continued.

Con- sec.No.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

433 Fulk GreviUe Lord
Brook, eminent as a
military adventurer as
well as an author
434 Su- Edmund Vemey,
a brave Cavalier, Kt.
Marshal,and Standard-
bearer to King Chas. I.
slain at Edgehill
435 Sir Beville Granville,
killed at Battle of Lans
down, near Bath
Sir John Arundell,M. P.
for Cornwall temp.
Chas. I., held Penden
nis Castle for the King
till the last
Ferdinand Ld. Fairfax,
of Cameron, General
of the Parliamentary
Army, chief comman
der at Marston Moor
Ralph Assheton , Parlia
mentarian Commander
in Lancashire
Sir John Mallorie, de
fended Skipton Castle,
for Charles I.
Sir George Chudleigh,
Bart., first a Parlia
mentary, then a Roy al
ist Commander in the
Civil War

Hon. SirWm. Compton,
Master-General of the
Ordnance, Governor
of Banbury Castle 1646
Montagu Bertie, K.G.,
2nd Earl of Lindsay,
Lord High Chamber
lain at Coronation of
Charles II.
George Monk, K.G.,
Duke of Albemarle
Thomas, 3rd Lord Fair
fax, General-in-Chief
of Parliamentary Army
Richard Bertie, 3rd Earl
of Lindsay, present
at Mouzon, 1658, and
Landrey, 1655 ; en
gaged in the suppres
sion of Monmouth's
rebellion
Sir John Gell, distin
guished Parliamentary
leader, conducted siege
of Lichfield Cathedral
Gen. Charles Churchill,
Governor of the
Tower,of Brussels,and
Guernsey
John (3hurchill, 1st
Duke of Marlborough,
K.G.
Lord Viscount Howe,
Brigadier-general

1628

1642

1643

1647

1650

1655

1657

1663

1666

1670

1671

1686

1688

1714

1722

1758

Warwick

Bucks

Cornwall

1647 Ibid.

York. W.R.

Lancaster

York, W.R.

Devon

Warwick

Lincoln

Middlesex

York, W.E.

Lincoln

Derby

Dorset

Oxford

Middlesex

St. Mary's, Warwick

Middle Claydon
Chm-ch

Kilkhampton
Duloe
Bolton Percy
Middleton
Ripon Minster
AshtonCompton Wynyates
Edenham Westminster Abbey
Bilborough
Edenham

Wirksworth

Minteme Magna

Blenheim Palace
Chapel

Westminster Abbey

Altar tomb with canopy

Marble bust and tablet

Trophied monument

Effigies of himself and family

Ponderous Corinthian monument

Brass

White marble monument, including his
son William, who died 1666

Monument of wood with armorial bear
ings

Marble mural monument

Marble tablet, incorporated in a white
marble monument

Marble monument with pedestal and
effigies
Massive high tomb

Marble mural monument

This monument is de
scribed as defaced in 1820

Mural monument

Marble mural monument

Handsome marble monument by Rysbrack

Marble mural monument

Tbis is said to be a pri
vate chapel

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37

h. — Marshals, Constables, &c. — continued.

Con- sec.No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated).

Description of Monument.

t
Remarks.

450

James Wolfe, Major-
General and Com
mander-in-Chief of
the expedition against
Quebec

1759

Middlesex

Westminster Abbey

Marble mural monument with effigy and
relief in bronze, representing landing
of troops at Quebec

Buried at Greenwich

Class 8. — Eminent Merchants.

451

Michael de la Pole

C.1380

York,E.R.

Kingston upon Hull

Altar tomb, canopy, and effigy of stone

452

John Hawley ; he fitted
out a fleet which took
33 ships laden with
wine feom Rochelle,
1389

1408

Devon

St. Saviour's Dart
mouth

Brass effigy

•

453

William Canynges

1474

Somerset

Bristol, St. Mary
Redcliffe

Recumbent effigies under a canopy of
himself and his wife

454

Sir John Crosby

1475

London

St. Helen's, Bishops
gate

Altar tomb with recumbent effigies of
himself and his wife

455

John Smallwood, alias
Wynchcombe, a
clothier

1519

Berks

Newbury

Brass plate with effigy iu front of tomb

Supposed to be Jack of
Newbmy who built the
tower of Newbury church

456

Sir Thomas Kytson

1540

Suffolk

Hengrave Chapel

Marble and freestone, coloured, raised
altar and canopy on six pillarS, and
recumbent effigy in front of tomb

Commonly called the tomb
of Margaret, Countess of
Bath

457

William Bond, Alder
man, Merchant Ad
venturer, " the most
famous for his age for
voyages by land and
sea"

1576

London

St. Helen's, Bishops
gate

Mural monument with kneeling effigies
of himself and family

458
Sir Thomas Gresham,
Founder of the Royal
Exchange
1579
Ihid.
Ibid.
Table monument
459
Robert Smith,sometime
(Jitizen and Draper of
London
1609
Worcester
Stoke Prior
Metal plate in Purbeck marble
460
Sir Hugh Myddelton,
Kt., Bart., Goldsmith,
Worker of Mines, and
Constructor of the
New River
1681
Denbigh
Whitchurch (the
parish church of
Denbigh)
Small brass plate
461
John Eldred
1632
Suffolk
Great Saxham
Bust and brass plate
462
Sir Paul Pindar
1650
London
St. Botolph's,
Bishopsgate
Mural tablet
463
Sir Josiah Child, Bart.
1699
Essex
Wanstead
Large and sumptuous marble monument
with recumbent effigy ; also, a statue in
a niche above
Class 9. — Other Persons of Note.
a. — Founders of Institutions and Benefactors.
Dr. John (Dolet, Dean
of St. Paul's, Founder
of St. Paul's School
Hugh Oldham, Bp. of
Exeter. Founder of
Manchester Grammar
School; and jointly
with No. 465, of Cor
pus Christi College,
Oxford
1519
1519
London
Devon
St. Paul's Cathedral
Exeter Cathedral
Bust of terra cotta
CJhantry chapel, with tomb and recum
bent effigy
A fragment of his monu
ment formerly in Old St.
I'aul's.
Richly decorated
K
38

Historical Monuments.

Class 9. Persons of Note— conimwet^.

Con- sec.No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated.)

DescriptioD of Monument.

Eemarks.

466

Eiehai-d Fox, Bishop of
Winchester. Founder
of Corpus Christi Col
lege, Oxford

1528

Hants

Winchester Cathe
dral

Chantry Chapel, most sumptuous and
elaborate in detail, of Caen stone

467

Sir Andrew Judd,
Founder of Tunbridge
Grammar School

1558

London

St. Helen's, Bishops
gate

Mural monument with effigies

468

Sir Thomas Pope,
Founder of Trinity
College, Oxford

1558

Oxford

Trinity College Cha^
pel

Marble monument with effigies

-

469

Sir Thomas White,
Founder of St. John's
College

1566

lUd.

St. John's College
Chapel

Inscribed flagstone

470

Sir William Harper,
Alderman of London,
Founder of Bedford
Charities

1573

Beds

Bedford, St. Paul's

Brass plates of himself and wife — whole
length

A second monument in
marble, with medallion
portraits erected 1768

471

Prances Sidney, Count
ess of Sussex, Found
ress of Sidney Sussex
College, Cambridge

1589

Middlesex

Westminster Abbey

Marble mural monument with recumbent
effigy

472
Sir Walter Mildmay,
Founder of Emmanuel
College, Cambridge,
Chancellor of Exche
quer, &c.
1589
London
St. Bartholomew the
Great
Stone monument with inscription
473
Anne, Lady Dacre,
Foundress of Emma
nuel Hospital, West
minster
1595
Middlesex
Chelsea Old Church
Effigy of herself and her husband Gre
gory Lord Dacre
474
Nicholas Wadham and
his wife Dorothy,
Founders of Wadham
College, Oxford
1609 1618
Somerset
Uminster
Altar tomb with effigies inlaid in brass,
inscription on mural tablet
Much out of repair
475
Thomas Tesdale, co-
founder of Pem
broke College, Oxford
1610
Oxford
Glympton
'Black marble monument and brass effigy
476 >
Thomas Sutton, founder
of Charterhouse
1612
London
Charterhouse Chapel
Effigy, recumbent, on table, part of
high monument
477
Sir Thomas Bodley,
Knight, founder of the
noble Library bear
ing his name
1612
Oxford
Merton College Cha
pel
Mural monument with bust and inscrip
tion
478
Henry Smith, Alder
man of London, left
money to every pa
rish in Surrey, except
two
1627
Surrey
Wandsworth, Saint
Mary
Mural monument with kneeling effigy of
deceased
479
Tobias Rustat, Yeo
man of the Robes to
CbarlesII., benefactor
to Jesus (jollege and
University Librarj'
1693
Cambridge
Jesus' College Chapel
Mural tablet with medallion
480
Nathaniel, Lord Oewe,
Bishop of Durham
and founder of the
&ewe Charities
1721
Northants
Steane
Marble mural monument
481
John Kyrle, "The
Man of Ross"
1724
Hereford
Eoss
Mural monument with portrait medallion
b. — Miscellaneous.
482
483
Llewelyn the Great,
Prince of ' North
Wales, son-in-law of
King John
Joan, natural dau. of
King John, wife of
No. 482
1237
Denbighsh.-
Anglesea
Llanrwst
Beaumaris, detached
building
Stone coffin, with sculptured sides
Coffin-lid
Identification doubtful;
probably removed from
Llanfaes Priory Church
now destroyed
Historical Monuments.

39

Class 9. — Persons of Note— conimwed.

Con- sec.No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated.)

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

484485 486 48T 488 489 490491492 498 494495 496497

498

499

500

Owen GwyneddjPrince
of N. Walea
Eobert de Vere, Earl of
Oxford ; a Baron ap
pointed to enforce
Magna Charta
William Longespee,
Earl of Salisbury,
natural son of Henry
IL by the Fair Rosa
mond
William Ferrers,, Earl
of Derby, or his son
of the same name
Robert Bruce of An-
nandale, competitor
forthe Crown of Scot
land, 1286
Sir Arnold de Gava-
ston, father of Piers
de Gavaston
Aymer deValence,half-
nephew to Heniy IIL
Ealph de Salopia, Bp.
of Bath and WeUs,
Keeper of the King's
Wardrobe, and Chan
cellor of the University
of Oxford
Sir John Montacute,
present at Crecy,
Steward of the House
hold. Sent to bring
over Queen Anne of
Bohemia
Sir Eobert Fulshurst,
one of the Esquires of
Lord Audley at Poi
tiers
Thomas, Lord Hunger-
ford, one of the first
Speakers of the House
of Commons, elected
51 Edw. III.
Grown Fychan ap Tudor,
J ( Snowdon,
Constable of Beau-

Thomas Beauchamp,
Earl of Warwick,
K.G., Governor to
Richard II.
Richard Fleming, Bp.
of Lincoln, who ex
ecuted the Decree of
Council of Constance,
1425, and cast Wick-
liffe's remains into
the Swift
John Throckmorton,
Sub-Treasurer of
England
Alice, dau. of Thomas
Chancer and wife of
WUliam de la Pole,
Duke of Suffolk
Humphry, Lord Dacre
of the North, em
ployed in various ser
vices by Edward IV.

Camarvon

1221 1226 1247 1254 1295 1302 1323 1363 1389

Wilts

> Warwick
York, N. E.

Hants

Bangor Cathedral

Hatfield Broad Oak

Salisbury Cathedral

Merevale Church

Gisborough Priory

Winchester Cathe
dral

Middlesex Westminster Abbey

Somerset

WUts

Wells Cathedral

Salisbury Cathedral

1390 Chester

1398

C.1400

1401

1480

1445

1475

1485

Somerset

Anglesea

Warwick

Lincoln

Bartholomy

Farley Hungerford,
chapel of the castle

Penmynydd

Stone effigy on a sarcophagus.

Cross-legged effigy

Altar tomb of wood, coloured and gilt,
with recumbent effigy in marbDe

Remains of stone effigy
Altar tomb, with sculptured figures
Cross-legged effigy in armour

Altar tomb with recumbent
canopy
Recumbent effigy of alabaster

Altar tomb, with effigy

Altar tomb, with recumbent effigy in
stone

Altar tomb of freestone vrith effigies of
himself and wife

Altar tomb, with recumbent effigies of
himself and his wife

Not contemporary ; attii-
bution doBbtf III

It is doubtful to wthich of
these Earls it belongs
Eemoved from original
position in the choir of
the dissolved monastery

This monument is' one of
the best examples of
medieval sculpture now
existing

Collegiate Church of
St. Mary's, War
wick

Lincoln Cathedral

Worcester

Oxford

Cumberland

Fladbury

Ewelme

Lanercost Priory

GUt brass plates with effigies of the Earl
and his wife all that remain

Altar tomb with effigy having an arched
opening to display the emaciated
figure of Bishop within

Marble altar tomb with inlaid brass
effigies
Alabaster high tomb with e'ffigy

Monument to himself and his wife

Somerset

Lately repaired at tbe
expense of H.M. Queen
Victoria. A model of
judicious restoration
The original tomb was
destroyed by fire, 1694

The Order of the Garter is
affixed to her ai-m. A
fine monument

40

Historical Monuments.

Class 9. — Persons of Note — continued.

William Caxton, first
Printer in England
Sir Giles Daubeny,
Chamberlain to Hen.
VIL, and Lieut, of
Calais •
Sir John Oocker, Cup
and Standard-bearer
to K. Edw. IV., dis
tinguished in sup
pressing Perkin War-
beck's RebeUion
Sii- William Weston,
last Prior of St.
John's
Jane (Guilford), wi
dow of John Dudley,
Duke of Northum
berland, K.G.
John, Lord Williams
of Thame, Treasurer
of Augmentations,
Chamberlain to King
Philip, Lord President
of Wales
Richard Bertie, Esq.,
and his wife Catherine
Willoughby, Baroness
Willoughby of Eresby.
She was widow (fourth
wife) of Charles Bran
don, first Duke of
Suffolk
Sir Henry Bedingfield,
Kt., Marshal and Con
stable of tbe Tower
under Queen Mary I.
John Daye, Printer
Eobert Dudley, K.G.,
Earl of Leicester,
favourite of Qaeen
Elizabeth
Sir Francis Knollys,
K.G., Treasurer of
Household, and had
the custody of Mary
Queeu of Scots at
Bolton
Elizabeth Hardwick,
Countess of Shrews
bury, had with her
husband (No. 427) the
custody of Mary Q.
of Scots at Chats
worth and Sheffield
.Iohn Lord Lumley, a
learned nobleman, sate
on tbe trial of Mary
Q. of Scots
Sir Henry Lee, K.G.,
Champion to Queen
Elizabeth
Edward Seymour, Earl
of Hertford, son of
the Protector Duke
of Somerset ; was com
mitted to the Tower
for marrying Lady
Catherine Grey with
out the Queen's con
sent
George Carew, Earl of
Totnes, President of
Munster, temp. James
I., and collector of the
Carew MSS. now at
Lambeth
Sir Heneage Finch,
Serjeant-at-Law, Ee-
corder of London,
Speaker of the House
of Commons
Henry Danvers, Earl
of Danby, K.G., em
ployed in military and
civil service, and Pre
sident of Munster

Ob. A.D.

1491
1507 1508
15401555
1559

15821580

1583

1584
1588

1596
1607
1609
1610
1621

County.

1629

1631

1643

MiddlesexIbid.Devon
MiddlesexIhid.Oxford
Lincoln

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated.)

Norfolk

Suffolk
Warwick

Oxford
Derby Surrey
BucksWilts

Warwick

Kent

Wilts

Westminster, St. Mar
garet
Westminster Abbey

Yealmton
ClerkenwellChel&a Old Church
Thame

Spilsby

Oxburgh

Little Bradley
Warwick, St. Mary's
Collegiate Church

Eotherfield Greys
Derby, All Saints'
CheamQuarrendon Chapel
Salisbury Cathedral

Stratford-on-Avon

Eiistwell

Description of Monument.

Dauntsey

Mural tablet

Marble altar tomb with two recumbent
effigies

Brass plate, with effigy and inscription

Skeleton in a shroud, lying on matting
in recess
Canopied tomb, with small brass plates
in the wall

White marble tomb, with effigy of him
self and one of his wives

Large stone monument, forming a screen
between Willoughby Chapel and N.
aisle of church, and containing busts

Altar tomb, under Corinthian canopy of
marble

Brass
Alabaster and marble mm-al monument

Table monument and black marble
canopy, with effigies

Mural monument, with a recumbent effigy
within a recess

High mural monument of marble

Sarcophagus, with effigy

Remarks.

Erected by the Eoxburghe
Club in the present cen
tury

Marble monument, with
self and his wife

effigies of him-

Altar tomb, marble and alabaster, with
effigies of himself and his countess
under a canopy

Mural monument of white marble, with
bust

White marble altar tomb

Brass plate, with kneeling
effigies, has been lost
The plate of Duchess and
five daughters remains ;
the other plate gone

Much mutilated, and iu
danger from ruinous
state of chapel

Historical Monuments.

41

Class 9. — Persons of Note — continued.

Con- sec. No.

Name.

Ob. A.D.

County.

Place.
(Parish Church, unless
otherwise stated.)

Description of Monument.

Remarks.

519

Edmund, Eail of Mul
grave, K.G., Lord
President of the North

1646

Middlesex

Hammersmith

Altar tomb

520

John Tradescaiit, sen.
and John Tradescant,
jun.. Naturalists a,nd
Travellers

16521662

Sun-ey

Lambeth, St. Mary's
Churchyard

Raised tomb, with scnlptnres

521

John Fiuch, Baron
Finch of Fordwich,
Speaker of H. of Com
mons at the Ship-
Money Debates

1660

Kent

Canterbury, St. Mar
tin's

Mural monument

522

Honora de Burgh, dau.
of Richard Earl of
Clanricarde, 2nd wife
of John 5th Marquis
of Winchester, de
fended Basing House

1661

Berks

Englefield

Black marble slab, with inscription

523
Henry CromweU, son
of the Protector, Lieu
tenant of Ireland
1678
Cambridge
Wicken
Marble slab
524
John Powlet, 5th Mar
quis of Winchester.
Held Basing House
four years long for K.
Chas. I.
1674
Berks
Englefield
Inscribed mural tablet
English epitaph by Drydea
525
Anne Clift'ord, Countess
of Pembroke and Mont
gomery , a learned lady
1675
Westmore land
Appleby
Altar tomb, and mural monument
526
John Lord Mordaunt,
active for the Restora
tion of Charles II.
1675
Middlesex
Fulham
Marble statue in Eoman costume
.527
Sir Edmund Berry
Godfrey, commonly
reputed to have been
assassinated by the
persons concerned in
the "Popish Plot"
1678
Ibid.
Westminster Abbey
Cloister
Inscription on a. mural tablet originally
erected to the memory of his father
528
Henry Mnvtin. rhf Re
gicide
1680
Monmouth
Chepstow
Inscribed slab in Chancel pavement
529
WiUiam RusseU, 1st
Duke of Bedford,
fought at F/lgobill
and Ncwbui-y
1700
Bucks
Chenies
Large monument to himself, his wife,
and their children. A medallion por
trait of the famous William Lord Eus
seU, his son, is included in this monu
ment
5.TO
John Sheflield, K.G.,
Duke of Buckingham
and Normanby . served
in the army under
Charles II., Lord Pre
sident and Privy Seal,
temp. Anne, writcj- of
prose and \er.«e
i720
Middlesex
Westminster Abbey
Mural monument of marble, with figures
63]
Henry, i»tli Earl of
Pembroke, held many
offices of Stiito under
¦ Georgell.
1751
Wilts
WUton
Marble bust
42

TABLE B.— Local Arrangement ofthe Monuments comprised in Table A.

*,,* The letter R prefixed to the numbers denotes the Eegal Series. Where no letter occurs the reference is to the Historical Series.

BEDFORDSHIRE.

Place (ja the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Bedford, St. Paul's
Eyworih

South side

Sir William Harper
Sir Edmund Anderson

Brass slab and marble monument
High monument with effigies of him
self and wife

470, 117

BERKSHIRE.

Aldworth

Sir Nicholas de la Beche

Eeclining effigy in stone

143

Bisham

—

Sir Philip and Sir Thomas Hobye

( Monument with two effigies in white
( marble

148149

Englefield



John 5th Marquis of Winchester

Mural tablet

524



Honora Marchioness of Winchester

Black marble tombstone

522

Faringdon



Sir Henry Unton

Mural tablet with Corinthian columns

154

Longworth

Chancel wall

Sir Henry Marten

Mm-al monument

235

Newbury

Chancel

John Smallwood (alias Winchcojnbe)

Brass plate with effigy

455

Pangbourne

—

Sir John Davis

Stone monument with effigy

432

Windsor, St. George's Chapel

Beaufort Chapel

CJharles Somerset, 1st E. of Worcester

Altar tomb with effigies of himself
and first wife, in stone

417

Bray C!hapel

Giles Tomson, Bishop of Gloucester

Bust with inscription

200

5 ).
Daniel Waterland, D.D.
Black marble slab with inscription
215
5> 5)
Lincoln Chapel
Edward Clinton, Earl of Lincoln
Altar tomb -with recumbent effigies of ,
himself and Elizabeth his countess,
in alabaster
359
¦» 51
Eutland Chapel
Anne, Duchess of Exeter, with ^ir
Thomas St. Leger, her second
husband '
Engraved plate of copper gUt
R.70
59 55
55 55
George Manners, Lord Eoos, and
Anne his wife
Effigies in brass on an altar tomb
412
55 55
North of Com
munion-table
King Edward IV.
Iron screen known as the monument of
that King
E.11
5> 55
—
Francis Junius
Inscribed mural tablet of marble
281
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.
BeaconsfieldBletchley, Fenny Stratfor<l,
St. Martin's Chapel
Claydon (Middle)
Eton CoUege Chapel
Iseirhampstead, Chenies
Quarrendon RavenstoneWantage
Whaddon
Chm'chyard
Floor within altar
rails
S. aisle
S. side of altar
Burial ground
Near the steps
Bedford Chapel N.
side of chancel
N. side of chancel
N. chancel aisle
Edmund Waller
Browne WiUis, LL.D.
Sir Edmund Verncy, Knt.
Sir Henry Saville, Knt.
Rev. John Hales
Sir Henry Wotton
John Lord Eussell, first Earl of Bed
ford, K.G.
WiUiam Russell 1st Duke of Bedford
Francis EusseU Earl of Bedford, K.G.
Sir Hemy Lee, K.G.
Sir Heneage Finch, first Earl of
Nottingham
Sir William Fitzw.arine, K.G.
Arthur, 14th Lord Grey de Wilton
Marble sarcophagus
Inscribed marble slab
M.arble bust and tablet, incorporated
in monument to others of the family
Black marble slab
Inscribed stone
Marble slab with singular epitaph
Alabaster high tomb with effigies of
the Earl and his Countess
Large family monument to himself and
Duchess, with mediiUion portrait of
WiUiam Lord RusseU their son
Alabaster high tomb with gUt effigies
of himself and his Countess
Sarcophagus with painted and gilt
effigy
Marble high tomb with canopy and
effigy
Recumbent effigy of stone, legs crossed
wearing the Garter
Inscribed monument
319 277
434 280
204 157
358529
425 514 76
382 428
Monuments locally arranged.

43

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature ofthe Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Boxworth

Chancel

Nicholas Sanderson, LL.D.

Stone slab with bust and epitaph

299

Cambridge, GonviUe and Caius
College Chapel
,. Jesus College, Chapel

—

John Caius, M.D.

Alabaster sarcophagus under a canopy

243

Ante-Chapel

Tobias Rustat

Mural tablet with medallion portrait

479

„ St. John's (College

—

Thomas Baker, B.D.

Mural tablet

274

Chapel

„ Trinity College Chapel
Ante-Chapel
Francis Bacon, Viscount St. Alban's
Marble statue
74
55 55 55
Ibid.
Roger Cotes
Inscribed flagstone
293
55 5) „
Ibid.
Sir Isaac Newton
Marble statue
294
55 55 ,5
Ibid.
Richard Bentley, D.D.
Marble flagstone
285
„ Ti-mity HaU Chapel .
—
• John OweU, LL.D.
Brass plate
224
„ St. Michael's
S. aisle
Conyers Middleton, LL.D.
Gravestone
286
Ely Cathedral
S. side of choir
John Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester
Altar tomb with canopy, and effigies
of himself and two wives
406
55 55
Presbytery
William de Kilkenny, Bishop of Ely
Stone effigy
51
5J 55
Ibid.
John Hotham, Bishop of Ely
Detached structure on open arches
56
55 55
Ihid.
Hugh de Northwold, Bishop of Ely
Grey marble effigy
142
,1 55
Ibid.
Lewis of Luxemburg, Archbishop of
Rouen and Administrator of Ely
Altar tomb with effigy and canopy
188
,1 55
Ibid.
Thomas Goodrich, Bishop of Ely
Marble slab with brass effigy
69
55 57
Ibid.
Simon Patrick, Bishop of Ely
Mm-al monument
209
55 55
Ibid.
William de Luda, Bishop of Ely
Stone canopy over slab, which for
merly had brass effigy
53
55 55
Ibid.
John Alcock, Bishop of Ely
Cihantry Chapel
65
Horseheath
Chancel
Sir Giles Alington, Knt.
Monument vrith two stone effigies of
himself and Sir Giles his son
413
Kirtling
E. end of S. chapel
Roger Lord North of Kirtling
Altar tomb with canopy, marble and
painted stone
155
Chancel
Dudley North, Lord North, K.B.
Black marble slab
333
Wicken
Henry Cromwell, son of the Pro
tector, Lieutenant of Leland
Ma,rble slab
523
CHESHIRE.
Bartholmy
—
Sir Robert Fulshurst
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy in
stone
Mural monument with inscribed tablet.
493
Bowden
Dunham Chancel, S.
Hem-y Booth, Baron Delamere, Earl
170
side
of Warrington
sculptures, and allegorical figm-es
Bunbury
Middle of chancel
Sir Hugh Calveley
High tomb with effigy in alabaster
356
55
Chancel, N.E. angle
Sir George Beeston
High tomb, effigy and canopy
430
Chester, Trinity
Within altar rails
Matthew Henry
. Brass plate and inscription
212
Dodleston
Chaneel
Sir Thomas Egerton, Baron EUes
mere, Viscount Brackley
White marble lozenge with Latin in
scription over the grave, and modern
monument adjacent
78
CORNWALL.
Antony
North aisle
Richard Carew
Black marble tablet
254
Callington
Between chancel and
N. aisle
Eobert Lord WiUoughby de Broke
Alabaster altar tomb with recumbent
effigy
410
Duloe
— ¦
Sir John ArundeU, M.P.
Effigies
436
Kilkhampton
E. end of N. aisle
^ir BeviUe GranviUe
Trophied monument
435
Padstow
Sir WiUiam Morise, Kt.
Incorporated with monument to Pri
deaux family
138
CUMBERLAND.
Lanercost Priory
Humphi-ey Lord Dacre of the North
Sir Thomas Dacre, K.G., 2nd Lord
Dacre
Monument to himself and his wife
Monument to himself and his wife
500415
DERBYSHIRE.
Derby, All Saints
Hault Hucknall
NorburyWirksworth, GeU Chapel
Elizabeth Countess of Shrewsbury
Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury
Sir Anthony Fitzherbert
Sir John GeU, Bart.
Recessed mural monument with recum
bent effigy
Tomb with inscription
Stone with inlaid brass effigy
Mural monument
512290 221
446
44

Monuments locally ay-ranged.

DEVONSHIRE.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Ashton
Beriy Pomeroy
Chudleigh Colyton
Dartmouth, St. Saviour's
Dean Prior
Exeter Cathedral

Monkleigh
Yealmton

Particulars of Site.

Chancel
Ugbrooke Chapel
Chancel, S. side
Chancel (middle of)

Middle of choir
Between choir andN.
aisle
Lady chapel, N. side

Lady chapel, S. side
Choir, S. aisle
55 55
5) 55
S. Transept
S. Aisle

Name of Person Commemorated.

Su- George Chudleigh
Rev. John Prince
Thomas Lord Clifford of Chudleigh
Margaret Courtenay
John Hawley
Robert Herrick
William Bruere, Bishop of Exeter
Walter de Stapleton, Bp. of Exeter
Sir John Doddridge, Justice K.B.
Edmund Stafford, Bishop of Exeter
Bartholoma3us Iscanus, Bishop of
Exeter
Humphrey de Bohun, E. of Hereford
and Essex
Hugh Oldham, Bishop of Exeter
Sir Peter Com-tenay
Margaret Countess of Devon

Sir William Hankford, C. J.
Sir John Crocker

Nature of the Monument.

Monument of wood, with armorial
bearings
Mural tablet
Mural monument
High tomb, with effigy and canopy,
with inscription
Brass plate and effigy
Mm-al tablet, with inscription
Marble slab, with inscription
Effigy under canopy-
Alabaster painted effigv on pedostiil
Alabaster high tomb with effigy aud
canopy
Purbeck marble effigy on coffin lid
Cross-legged effigy of freestone under
a canopy
Chantry chapel, tomb and effigy
Brass effigy in marble slaii
Alabaster high tomb with two effigies
of herself and Hugh Courtenay 2nd
Earl of Devon, ter husband
Marble slab under stone canopy-
Brass plate, with effigy aud inscription

Reference
to Table A.

440
269100
E. 57
452
3i<;180 85
2.S0 61
178
377
465391
E.41 387

108
503

DORSETSHIRE.

Bloxworth Dorchester, St. Peter's
Minterne Magna
Wimbourne Minster

Wimbourne St. Giles

Choir
South side

Sir John Trenchard, Knight
Denzil Hollis, Lord Ifield
Chas. Chm-chill
King Ethelred II.
John, Duke of Somerset, and Mar
garet Beauchamp his wife
Anthony Ashley Cooper, 1st Earl of
Shaftesbury

White marble mural monument
do. do.
do. do.
Brass plate
Altar tomb of Purbeok marble with
recumbent 'effigies in alabaster
White marble monument with bust

140
158447
R. 19
R. (M
77

DURHAM.

Durham Cathedral

Hurworth
Hexham Abbey
Staindrop

Choir, S. aisle
Between two piers
of S. aisle of nave

E. end of Galilee

W. end

Thomas Hatfield, Bishop of Dm-ham
Ralph Lord Neville, of Raby

John Lord Neville, of Raby
Thomas Langley, Bp. of Durham, u
Cardinal.
Ealph Fitzwilliam
Alfwold, K. of Northumbi-ia
Ralph Neville, 1st E. of Westmore
land

High altar tomb of stone with alabaster 163
effigy
Altar tomb of sandstone, with recum- 383
bent effigies of himself and his wife I
in alabaster do. do. do. 388
Altar tomb of limestone with shield of 62
arms
Effigy in stone 375
Slab of stone R. 20
Altar tomb, with three recumbent effi- 396
gies of himself and his two wives R. 4S

ESSEX.

Boxted
Chigwell
Colchester, Holy Trinity
Little Easton
Halstead
Hatfield Broad Oak

Chancel (floor)

N. side of chancel

Sir Richard Blackmore
Samuel Harsnett, Archbishop of
York
WiUiam Gilbert, M.D.
Henry Bourchier Earl of Essex .ind
Isabel of York, his wife
Sir Eobert Bourchier, K.G.
Eobert de Vere Earl of Oxford

Inscribed murnl monument
Brass effigy with ai-ms and inscrip
tions inlaid
Marble mm-al monument
Altar tomb with inlaid brass effigies of
Earl and Countess
Cross-legged effigy on altar tomb
Cross-legged effigy

327 42
241
E. 789258
485

Monuments locally arranged.

45

ESSEX — continued.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Ingatestone

Laver, High
Leyton, Low
LeighNotley, Black
Eomford EoxwellEunwell Saffron Walden
Samford, Great
Chapel)
South Weald

Theydon Mount
Wanstead

Writtle

(Hemsted

Particulars of Site.

Under an arch be
tween chancel and
south chapel
ChurchyardChancelChurchyard

Chancel, south wall
Chancel, south chapel
Chapel, N. side
Under an arch be
tween chancel and
north chapel
Chancel

Chancel

Name of Person Commemorated.

Sir William Petre

John Locke
Eev. John Strype
Sir Eiehard Haddock
John Ray
Sir Anthony Cooke
Sir John Bramston
Sir Thomas Raymond
Thomas Lord Audley
William Harvey, M.D.
Su- Anthony Browne, Knight, C.J.

Sir Thomas Smith
Sir Josiah Child, Bart.

Sir John Camyns, Ch. Bar.

Nature of the Monument.

Mai-ble altar tomb with recumbent
effigies in alabaster of Sir WiUiam
and his lady
Black marble gravestone
Flat gravestone
Table monument
Stone tomb surmounted by an obelisk
Monument with alabaster effigies
Marble mural monument with long
inscription
Black stone slab against wall
Tomb of touchstone
Marble monument with bust
Altar tomb with effigy of his wife
inlaid in brass
Effigy under canopy
Large marble monument with recum
bent effigy and a second statue in
niche above
Mural monument of marble with bust

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Alderley
EbringtonGloucester Cathedral

Sudeley Castle Chapel
Tewkesbury Abbey

Churchyard
N. side of choir
Before high altar
N. side of high altar
Nave

Sir Matthew Hale, C.J.
Sir John Fortescue, L.C.
K. Edward II.
Eobert Curthose, Duke of Normandy
Queen Katherine Parr
Hugh le Despenser, E. of Glo'ster

Guy, Lord de Bryan

Black and white marble monument
Table monument effigy in Judge's robe
Eecumbent crowned effigy of alabaster
under elaborate carved-stoue canopy
Altar tomb with wooden cross-legged
effigy
Canopied tomb, with white marbleeffigy
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigies of
himself and wife, under fine storied
canopy
Eecumbent effigy on stone altar tomb
with canopy

HAMPSHIRE.

Christchurch Priory
Newport, Isle of Wight
Portsmouth, St. Thomas
Southampton, St. Michael's
Titchfield, St. Peter's"
Winchester Cathedral

North aisle of choir
E. end of N. chapel
Chancel S. chancel

Presbytery

S. side

Presbytery, S. aisle
Behind the choir
E. end of N. choir
aisle
S. aisle of choir
S. transept, Silkstedes
chapel
Nave, S. side

N. aisle
Chapel N. of Lady
chapel

Margaret de la Pole, Countess of
Salisbury
Elizabeth, d. of K. Chas. L
George Villiers, D. of Buckingham
Sir Eiehard Lyster, C.J.
Sir Thomas Fleming, C.J.
Thomas Wriothesley, E. of South
ampton
King William Rufus
Richard Fox, Bishop of Winchester
Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Win
chester
Richard, second son of K. William I.
Sir Amald de Gavaston
Ethelmar de Valence, Bishop of Win
chester
Henry, Cardinal Beaufort
Izaac Walton
William de Edindon, Bishop of Win
chester
William of Wykeham, Bishop of
Winchester
William Waynflete, Bishop of Win
chester
Peter de Rupibus, Bp. of Winchester
Richard Weston, Earl of Portland.

Chantry chapel
Low tomb under arched recess with re
cumbent effigy in white marble '
Mural monument with um
Altar tomb with reclining effigy and
canopy
Monument with effigy
Eecumbent effigy in alabaster
Coped tomb of Purbeck marble
Chantry chapel. Caen stone
Chantry chapel
Inscribed stone
Cross-legged effigy in armom-
Vesica-shaped Pm-beck monument.
Three-quarter effigy holding a heart
Chantry chapel. Caen stone
Black marble inscribed slab
Chantry chapel of Caen stone, with
recumbent effigy
Chantry chapel, with altar and tomb,
recumbent effigy in alabaster
Chantry chapel, altar tomb with re
cumbent effigy
Mutilated recumbent effigy in black
marble
Marble sarcophagus with recumbent
effigy in bronze ; screen with busts

M

46

Monuments locally arran^

HEREFORDSHIRE.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Brampton Bryan

Robert Harley, first Earl of Oxford

Large marble tablet

103

Hereford Cathedral

Choir, N. side

John Stanbury, Bishop of Hereford

Altar tomb with alabaster effigy

189

55 55

Choir, S. aisle

Richard Mayo, Bishop of Hereford

Altar tomb and effigy

146

55 55

N. transept

S. Thomas de Cantilupe, Bishop of
Hereford

Detached structm-e, known as the Canti
lupe Shrine

182

55 ,5

55

Thomas Charlton, Bishop of jHere-
ford. Lord Treasra-er

Altar tomb, effigy and canopy

86

55 55

John Phillips

Brass plate

322

55 55

S.E. transept

Lewis de Charleton, Bp. of Hereford

Altar tomb

184

55 55

Nave, S. side

Sir Richard de Pembridge, K.G.

Altar tomb of stone, with panels and
recumbent effigy of alabaster

386

How Caple

S. transept

Sir William Gregory

Flat stone

239

Ross Chm-ch

Chancel

John Newton, D.D.

Tablet

287

55 55

—

John Kyrle, Esq.

Mural monument and medallion portrait

481

HERTFORDSHIRE.

Bishop's gatfield

Chapel on N. side

Langley Abbots Kings

S. aisle
Chancel

North Mimms

—

St. Alban's Abbey

Presbytery

St. Alban's, St. Michael's
Standon

Chancel

Sir Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury
Eobert Eaymond, Baron Eaymond
Edmund of Langley, Duke of York
John Lord Sommers, Baron of
Evesham
Humphrey Duke of Gloucester, 4th
son of Henry IV.
Francis Bacon, Viscount St. Alban's
Sir Ealph Sadleir

Marble effigy, flat stone, skeleton
beneath
Marble recumbent effigy
White marble altar tomb with Pm--
beck slab
Marble sarcophagus with allegorical
figures
Stone shrine
Marble seated effigy
Stone mural tomb with effigy

HUNTINGDONSHIRE.

Great Stoughton
Kimbolton

Sir James Dyer
Hem-y Montagu, 1st Earl of Man
chester

Mural monument of stone with kneel
ing effigies of himself and wife
Effigy on monument

KENT.

Bishopsboume

N. wall of chancel

Richard Hooker, M.A.

Mural monument of stone with bust,
all colom-ed

198

Borden

—

Robert Plot, LL.D.

Mural monument

266

Canterbmy Cathedral

Various sites

Fifteen Archbishops of Canter
bury, for particulars see Table A.,
—Nos. 1-7, 9-16

55 55
N. side of Trinity
Nicholas Wotton, D.D.
Stone altar tomb, with kneeling effigy.
132
Chapel
faldstool, iScc.
55 5.
55 55
King Hem-y IV. and Queen Joan of
Marble altar tomb, with effigies and
R. 9
NavaiTe
wooden tester
E. 24
55 5)
S. side of Trinity
Chapel
Edward the Black Prince
Marble altar tomb, with brass effigy,
wooden tester, &c.
E. 29
55 55
N. wall of nave
Orlando Gibbons
Mural monument with white marble
bust
Large marble altar tomb with three
344
55 55
St. Michael's Chapel
John Beaufort Efirl of Somerset,
E. 46
Thomas Duke of Clarence, Mar
effigies of alabaster
R. 53
garet, daur. of Thomas Holland,
E. 77
E.arl of Kent
5)
St. Michael's Chapel,
S.E. comer
Sir George Rooke
Mural monument with marble bust
366
Canterbury, St. Martin's
—
John Finch, Barou Finch of Ford- ,
wich
Sir Heneage Finch
Mural monument
521
Eastwell
N. wall of S. chancel
Mm-al monument of white marble with
bust
Monument with effigy in marble
517
Greenwich, Holy Trinity, Hos
—
Henry Howard, K.G., Earl of North
168
pital Chapel
ampton
Hackington
S. transept
Sir Roger Manwood, Chief Baron of
Exchequer
Monument aud bust of alabaster, painted
beneath it a skeleton in stone
223
Hover
Boleyn Chantry
Sir Thomas Boleyne, K.G, Earl of
Wiltshire and Ormond
Altar tomb and brass inlaid effigy
E. 35
LuUingstone
—
Sir John Peche
High tomb, with effigy under a lofty
414
Maidstone, All Saints
Middle of choir
William Courtenay, Archbishop of
Canterbury
Flat stone on pavement with matrix of
brass effigy
10
Monuments locally arranged.

47

KENT — continued.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Minster in Sheppey

—

Sir Eobert de Shurland

Alter tomb in a recesS, with recumbent
effigy
Altar tomb, recumbent effigy, and

376

Rochester Cathedral

N. wall S.E. transept

Walter de Merton, Bp. of Rochester

52

canopy of stone

55 55
N. side of Presbytery
John de Shepcy, Bishop of Rochester
and Winchester
Altar tomb, recumbent effigy, stone
canopy
8T
Sandwich, St. Peter's
—
Sir Simon de Sandwich
Stone effigy on a modem base
37»
Sevenoaks
S. aisle
William Lambarde
Mural slab of marble
252
LANCASHIRE.
Middleton Sefton
Chapel, S.
Choir and Molyneux
Chapel
Ralph Assheton
Sir Richard Molyneux, Knt.
Sir William Molyneux
Brass plate
White marble altar tomb
Engraved brass plate with effigies of
himself and two wives
LEICESTERSHIRE.
Bottesford
Chancel
WiUiam Lord Ros of Hamlake, K.G.
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigy, in
alabaster
8»
John Lord Ros of Hamlake
do. do.
394
55
55
Thomas Manners, 1st Earl of Rut
land, K.G.
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigies of
himself and his wife
421
*5
"
Hemy Manners, 2nd Earl of Rut
land, K.G.
Altar tomb and canopy of alabaster,
with recumbent effigies of himself
and his wife
423
Lutterworth

John Wycliffe
Alto relievo in white marble (modem)
185
Thurcaston
Hugh Latimer, Bishop of Worcester
Mural tablet with inscription (modern)
193
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Edenham
Nave
Robert Bertie, Baron Willoughby
d'Eresby, and first Earl of Lindsey
Black marble tablet inserted in a
white marble monument
36S
Montagu Bertie, K.G., second Earl
Black marble tablet inserted in the
442
"
of Lindsey
monument last mentioned
,
Richard Bertie, third Earl of Lindsey
W hite marble mural monument
445
Glentworth
Chancel, N. side
Sir Christopher Wray
Marble monument with effigies in
alabaster of himself and famUy
lie
Holbeach

Sir Humphrey Littlebury
Stone altar tomb with fine effigy
35S
Tiincoln Cathedral
Presbytery, E. end
of a chapel towards
S. side of
John Eussell, Bishop of Lincoln
Marble altar tomb with brass effigy
190
Presbytery, E. end
Henry de Burghersh, Bishop of
Stone altar tomb and recumbent effigy.
5T
Lincoln
fragments of canopy
55 55
Presbytery, eastern
most arch of S.
arcade of
Nicholas Lord Cantilupe
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigy
under canopy
144
Presbytery, E. end
Eiehard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln
Altar tomb and effigy
497
"
of N. waU
55 55
Choir, S. aisle
Joan, Countess of Westmoreland, and
her mother
Purbeck marble altar tomb
E. 4S
Catherine Swinford, wife of John
Purbeck marble altar tomb
E. 75
of Gaunt
SpUsby
<3hapel on N. of
chancel
John third Baron Willoughby
Stone altar tomb aud effigy
385
John, second Baron Willoughby de
Stone altar tomb and effigies of himself
381
Eresby
and wife in alabaster
Richard Bertie and Catherine (Duch
Large stone monument
50r
ess of Suffolk) Lady Willough
by his widow
Peregrine Bertie, eleventh Baron
Effigy in marble incorporated in a
429
WUloughby d'Eresby
large monument to his daughter.
Lady Watson of Rockingham
48

Monuments locally arranged.

CITY OF LONDON.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated) .

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

St. Andrew Undershaft

John Stowe

Half length effigy in stone

253

St. Bartholomew the Great

—

Sir Walter Mildmay

Stone monument with epitaph

472

St. Botolph, Aldgate

—

Thomas Darcy, first Lord Darcy of

Mural monument with effigy half

418

t . ,^ w

the North

draped

St. Botolph, Bishopsgate

—

Sir Paul Pinder

Mural tablet

462

St. Catherine Cree

—

Sir Nicholas Throckmorton

Recumbent effigy

150

Charterhouse Chapel

—

Thomas Sutton

Lofty monumenf with recumbent effigy

476

St. Giles, Cripplegate

—

John Foxe

Inscribed slab

250


Eobert Glover
Mural tablet
251
55 55
—
John Speed
Half-length effigy
257
—
John Milton
Marble mural monument, with bust
317
St. Helen's, Bishopsgate
Chapel of the Holy
Ghost
Sir John Crosby
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigies of
himself aud wife
454
—
Sir Andrew Judd
Effigy on a mural monuraent
467
55 55
—
WiUiam Bond
Mural monument with kneeling effigies
of himself and family
457
'
—
Sir Thomas Gresham
Table monument
458
5 55
—
Sir William Pickering
Fine canopied monument with effigy in
153

Sir Julius Caisar
amiuui
Slab representing a deed under seal
233
St. Lawrence Jewry
N. wall of church
John Tillotson, Abp. of Canterbury
Marble sarcophagus : curtain and bust
25
St. Paul's Cathedral
Crypt
John Colet, D.D.
Bust, probably a portion of his monu
ment destroyed in the Great Fire
464
55
Sir Nicholas Bacon
Fragments from the fire
70
55
John Donne, D.D., Dean of St. Paul's
Effigy iu shroud
307
Temple Church
WiUiam Marshal, Earl of Pembroke
Stone effigy
371
55 55

William Marshal, the younger, Earl
of Pembroke
Stone effigy
872
_
GUbert Marshal, Earl of Pembroke
Stone effigy
373
55 55
Silvester de Everdon, Bp. of Carlisle
Stone effigy-
50
MIDDLESEX.
Chelsea Old Church
Sir Thomas More, Lord Chancellor
Mural monument
66
55 55

Jane (Guildford) Duchess of North
umberland
Canopied tomb with small brass plate
fixed in the wall
505
55 5J

Gregory, Lord Dacre
Effigy
1 473
55 55

Anne, Lady Dacre
Effigy
55 55
Churchyard
Sir Hans Sloane, Bart.
Monument — a large vase under canopy
248
Clerkenwell
Crypt
Sir William Weston
Skeleton in a shroud lying on matting
504
J
Vestibule
Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of Salisbury
White marble mm-al tablet
268
Cranford
Chancel, N. wall
Thomas FuUer, D.D.
Mm-al monument
259
Fulham
—
John, Lord Mordaunt
Marble statue
526
Hackney
Vestibule
Christopher Urswick
HigJi tomb with engraved brass effigy
192
Hammersmith
—
Edmund, Earl of Mulgrave, K.G.
Altar tomb
519
RoUs Chapel

Edward, Lord Bruce of Kinloss
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy
225
—
John Yonge, LL.D.
Effigy in Doctor's robes
220
St. Giles in the Fields
Chm-chyard, against
S. wall of church
George Chapman
Roman sepulchral altar with inscrip
tion
309
St. Katharme's Hospital, Re
—
John Holland, Duke of Exeter and
Altar tomb with canopy and recumbent
357
gent's Park
Earl of Huntingdon
effigy
St. Pancras Old Church
Chancel, S. wall
Samuel Cooper
Marble monument
339
Tvrickeiiham
—
Alexander Pope
Mural monument with medallion pro
file
Shrine of marble and mosaic, upper
329
Westminster Abbey
Confessor's Chapel
King Edward the Confessor
R. 1
parts of wood
55 55
55 55
King Henry III.
Marble altar tomb with recumbent
effigy of copper gilt
R. 4
55 55
King Edward I.
Marble altar tomb
R. 5
55 55
55 ;5
Kiug Edward III.
Marble altar tomb and canopy of wood
with recumbent effigy of copper gilt
R. 7
55 }5
King Richard II. and Anne of
Marble altar tomb, canopy of wood.
E. 8
Bohemia his consort
with two recumbent effigies of copper
gilt
Marble altar tomb with wooden effigy
R. 23
55 55
King Henry V.
E. 10
55 55
Eleanor of Castile, Consort of King
Marble altar tomb with recumbent
E. 21
"
Edward I.
effigy
55 55
55 55
Phillippa of Hainault, Consort of
King Edward HI.
Marble altar tomb with alabaster
recumbent effigy
E. 22
55 55
Thomas of Woodstock, s. of K.
Marble slab with inlaid brasses
E. 52
"
Edw. ni.
55 55
55 55
Margaret, daughter of K. Edward IV.
Marble altar tomb
E. 56
55 55
Elizabeth, 2nd d. of K. Henry VII.
Do. do.
E. 61
'
55 55
John of Waltham, Bp. of SaUsbury
Purbeck marble with inlaid brass
88
55 "
Sacrarium
Anne of Cloves, consort of K. Henry
VIII.
Edmund, E. of Lancaster, s. of K.
Incomplete stone .altar tomb
E. 27
„ ,,
55
Stoue altar tomb with recumbent effigy
R. 39
Henry III.
and canopy
55
Avelina de Fortibus, Countess of
Do. do.
R. 73
Lancaster
Monuments locally arranged.

49

Middlesex — continued.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Westminster Abbey

Particulars of Site.

Sacrarium 55
Henry VII. Chapel
Ibid. N. aisle

Ihid. S. aisle

Name of Person Commemorated.

Ibid. N. side of apse
„ N.E. side of apse
„ S. side of apse
St. Paul's Chapel

55 55

55 55

55 55

Nature of the Monument.

Chapel of St. John
Baptist
St. Nicholas' Chapel
St. John the Evan
gelist's Chapel
N. ambulatory
S. ambulatory
St. Edmund's Chapel

Between Chapels of
SS. Edmund and
Benedict
St. Benedict's Clhapel

N. transept

S. transppt

Aymer de Valence
Sebert, King of East Angles, and
his Queen Ethelgoda
King Henry VII. and his Queen
Elizabeth
Edward V. of England, and Eiehard
Duke of York
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary I.
Maiy, Srd daughter of James I.
Sophia, 4th daughter of James I.
Sir George Savile, first Earl of
Halifax
Charles Montague, second Earl of
Halifax
Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots
Margaret Countess of Eichmond,
mother of Henry VIL
Lady Margaret Douglas
George Monk Duke of Albemarle
George Villiers, Duke of Bucking
ham
John Sheffield, K.G.,Duke of Buck
ingham and Normanby
Ludovic Stewart, Duke of Eichmond
and Lennox, and his wife Frances
Sir Giles Daubeny
Francis Lord Cottington, Baron of
Hanworth
Sir Thomas Bromley
Sir Dudley Carleton, Viscount Dor
chester
Frances Sidney, Countess of Sussex
Sir John Puckering

Hugh and Mary de Bohun
Philippa, daughter of Lord Mohun,
wife of Edward Duke of York
Sir Francis Vere

James Wolfe
Sir Eobert Alton
Frances Brandon, wife of Henry
Grey Duke of Suffolk
John of Eltham, second son of Edw.
II.
William de Valence Earl of Pem
broke
WiUiam of Windsor and Blanche de
la Tour, children of Edward III.
Eobert de Waldeby, Archbishop of
York
Alianor de Bohun, wife of Thomas
of Woodstock, D. of Glo'ster
Catherine, Eiehard, and John, child
ren of Henry IlL
Simon Langham, Archbishop of Can
terbury, Cardinal
Gabriel Goodman, D.D., Dean of
Westminster
Lionel Cranfield, Earl of Middlesex
Edward Vernon
John Holies, Duke of Newcastle
Hugh Boulter, Archbp. of Armagh
Charles Watson
Isaac Barrow, Master of Trin. Coll.
Cambridge
Isaac Casaubon

Stone altar tomb with recumbent effigy
and canopy
Purbeck marble altar tomb
Marble altar tomb with two recumbent
effigies
Marble um
Marble altar tomb with recumbent
effigy and canopy
An inscription on tomb of Q. Elizabeth
marks her interment
Marble altar tomb with effigy in cradle
Marble altar tomb with effigy
Marble mural monument

Marble altar tomb with reciunbent
effigy and canopy
Marble altar tomb with recumbent
effigy
Marble altar tomb with recumbent
effigy
Marble monument with pediments aud

Utference
to Table A.

Marble altar tomb with two recum
bent effigies
Marble mm-al monument with figures
Marble altar tomb with two recumbent
effigies and canopy
Marble altar tomb with recranbent
effigy of himself and wife
Marble mural monument with recum
bent effigy
Marble mural monument with recum
bent effigy and canopy
Marble mural monument with reclining
effigy
Marble mm-al monuraent with recum
bent effigy
Marble altar tomb with canopy and
recumbent effigies of himself and
wife
Stone altar tomb with marble top
Stone altar tomb with recumbent
effigy
Four kneeling figures, bearing marble
slab with armour. Beneath is a re
cumbent effigy of Sir Francis
Marble mural monument with effigy
Marble mural monument with bust of
brass gilt
Marble altar tomb with recumbent
effigy
Alabaster altar tomb with recumbent
effigy
Recumbent effigy of wood, resting on
a chest of wainscot
Marble altar tomb with two recum
bent effigies
Marble altar tomb with inlaid figure
of brass
Marble altar tomb with inlaid effigy of
brass
Purbeck marble altar tomb with top of
inlaid mosaic
Marble altar tomb with recumbent
effigy
Marble mm-al monument with kneel
ing effigy
Marble altar tomb with two recumbent
effigies of himself aud his wife
Marble mural monument with bust
Marble mural monument with effigy
Marble mural monument with bust
Marble mural monument with alle
gorical figures
Marble mural monument with bust
Marble mural monument

490
R. 17
E. 13
E. 25
E. 12
R. 55
E. 16
E. 14
R. 64
R. 65
171173
R. 15
R. 33
R. 60
443362 530 156
502 99 71
136
471 72
R. 42
R. 76
431 450311
R. 63
E. 43
E. 69
R. 5132
R. 74
E. 40 8
199 98
369 79
217 370 208 279

N

50

Monuments locally arranged.

Middlesex — continued.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nattire of the Monument.

Keference
to Table A.

Westminster Abbey

S. transept

Fifteen monuments of celebrated
poets, numbered 800, 303, 304, 308,
310, 811,315, 316, 318, 320, 321—
324, 328
Sir Edward Atkyns, Baron of Ex
chequer, Charles I. and II.

¦

,

j

Sir Edward Atkyns, Chief Baron of

\ Commemorated on one marble mural

237

)» »

" \

Exchequer, James II.
Sir Robert Atkyns, Chief Baron of
Exchequer, William III.

j monument

Bartdn Booth
Marble mm-al monument with bust
3.50
J) )»
55
George Frederick Handel
Marble mural monument with effigy
348
Henry Wharton
Marble mural monument
264
William Camden
Marble mural monument with bust
256
Charles de St. Denis, Sieur de St.
do. do.
335
"
,,
Evremond
John Ernest Grabe
Marble mural monument with effigy
283
3J J>
^,
Joseph Addison
Marble effigy on pedestal
337
)> J)
^,
Robert South
Marble mural monument with effigy
213
3> 33
55
Richard Busby
do. do.
282
N. aisle of choir
Henry Purcell
Marble mural monument
845
•
55 55
John Blow, Mus. Doc.
do. do.
346
33 33
55 55
William Croft, Mus. Doc-
Marble mural monument with bust
347
3J 3)
S. aisle of choir
Sir Cloudesly Shovel
Marble mural monument with recum
bent effigy
365
33 3)
55 55
Sir Godfrey Kneller
Marble monument with bust
842
33 33
55 55
Sir Thomas Richardson
Marble mural monument with bust
121
jy 55
John Methuen
Marble mural monument
161
33 33
Nave, choir screen
Sir Isaac Newton
Marble mural monument with effigy
294
33 33
55
James, Earl Stanhope
do. do.
174
33 3>
„ N. aisle
John Woodward ¦
Marble mural monument
295
3) •!
„ S. aisle
Sidney, Earl of- Godolphin
Marble bust
102 ¦
33 33
55
Thomas Sprat, D.D., Bishop of
Rochester
Marble mural monument
211
53 ' 33
5T
George Augustus Viscount Howe
Do. do.
449
?> 33
55
William Congreve
Mural monument with medallion in
high relief
826
J3 33
55
Sir Thomas Hardy
Marble mural monument with effigy
368
33 3*
Baptistery
James Craggs
Marble pedestal and statue
141
33 33
Cloister
George Vertue
Mural tablet with epitaphs of himself
and wife
848
33 33
55
Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey
Mural tablet, originally erected to
his father, with epitaph for Sir E.
added
527
Westminster, St. James
S. aisle
Thomas Sydenham, M.D.
Marble mural monument, irith Latin
inscription
247
33
Churchyard
William Vandervelde
Inscribed gravestone
341
33 33
S. wall of tower
Thomas D'Urfey
Inscribed mural tablet
325
Westminster, St. Margaret
William Caxton
Do. do.
501
MONMOUTHSHIRE.
Chepstow
Heurv Martin
Inscribed slab in chancel pavement
NOEFOLK.
Ashwell Thorpe
Harling, East
Hengham
Houghton
Ingham Norwich, Cathedral
„ St. Andrew's
„ St. Peter Mancroft
OxburghOxneadTittleshaU
East end of N. aisle
Chancel, in wall be
tween chancel and
N. chantrey
N. wall of chancel
Chancel, N. side
Presbytery, S. side
Chancel, S. wall
CJhancel, N. wall
Sir Edmund de Thorpe, Kt., and
Joan his wife
Sir William Chamberlain, K.G., and
Ann his wife
Thomas Lord Morley
Sir Robert Wsilpole, K.G., Earl of
Orford
Sir Oliver Ingham
Jaraes Goldwell, Bp. of Norwich
Sir John Suckling
Sir Thomas Browne, M.D.
Sir Henry Bedingfield
Clement Paston
Su- Edward Coke, Ifnt., Lord Chief
Justice
Altar tomb with alabaster recumbent
effigies
Purbeck slab under canopy
Altar tomb of stoue under canopied
arch
Marble statue with inscription
Stone effigy under arch
Altar tomb of stone
Stone monument with recumbent effigy
Mural tablets with inscription
Altar tomb under marble canopy
Marble tomb with alabaster effigy
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy
and reredos
Monuments locally arranged. .

51

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated)'.

Particnlars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Ashby St. Legers

Within altav rails

Sir WUliam Catesby, Minister of
Richard III.

Incised brass

166

Deen

—

Sir Eobert Brudenell

Altar tomb with three effigies of ala
baster of himself and two wives

110

Easton Mauduit

—

Sir Christopher Yelverton

Large monument with canopy, and
effigies of himself and his family

226

55 55

—

Sir Henry Yelverton

Monument uuder an arch, with recum
bent effigies of himself and wife

232

Fotheringhay

N. side of Communion
table

Edward Duke of York

Altar tomb of stone

R. .50

55

S.sideof Communion
table

Richard Plantagenet Duke of York,
and
Cicelv Neville his wife

Do. do.

R. 30^31

Peterborough Cathedral

N. choir aisle

Queen Katharine of Aragon

Blue stone with inscription

E. 26

Stamford Baron, St. Martin

Between N. aisle and

Sir WiUiam CecU, K.G., 1st Lord

Altar tomb, recumbent effigy, and

93

chancel

Burghley

canopy, in marbles and stone



William Wissing

Mural tablet

340

Steane

W. waU

Nathaniel Lord Crewe, Bishop of
Durham

Marble mural monument

480

Weekly

Sir Edward Montague
Altar tomb with recumbent ' effigy in
judge's robes
112
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Chillingham
Hexham Abbey
Ealph Lord Grey de Powis
Alfwold King of Northumberland
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigy of
himself and wife in alabaster
Tomb raised two feet above level of
floor
409
E.20
SouthweU Minster
North Transept
NOTTINGHAM.
Edwin Sandys Archbishop of York
Alabaster high tomb with recumbent
effigy
37
OXFORDSHIRE.
Blenheim Palace, Private
John ChurchiU, K.G., Duke of
Marble monument
448
Chapel
Burford
Chapel, N. side
Marlborough
Sir Laurence Tanfield
Large coloured monument with effigy
of himseU and wife
229
Cassington
Dorchester
Nave, S. wall
Thomas Nele, D.D.
Mural brass
19T
Chancel, S. side
Sir John de Stonore
Table monument and recumbent
effigy
Alabaster tomb with effigy, a skeleton
below
105
Ewelme
55 yj
AUce, Duchess of Suffolk
49»
Glympton
Chancel, S. wall
Thomas Tesdale, Esq.
Black marble monument and brass
effigy
475
Oxford, Christchurch Cathedral
S. side
Eobert King, D.D.
Purbeck marble monument with
canopy
Bust
195
Lady Chapel
Eobert Burton
332
Thomas Aldrich, Dean of Christ
Monument with bust, &c.
284
church
55 5*
Nave
George Berkeley, D.D., Bishop of
Cloyne
Inscribed stone over grave, and monu
ment against a pillar
298
Pillar of nave, S.
Thomas Tanner, D.D., Bishop of
Marble tablet
272
side
St. Asaph
„ St. John's Coll. Chapel
Chancel
William Laud, Archbishop of Can
terbury
Sir Thomas White
Plain st9ne with brass plate
21
Inscribed stone
469

William Juxon, Archbishop of Can
Inscribed stone
22
terbury
Merton Coll. Chapel
Ante chapel
Anthony a Wood
Marble mural monument
265
W. waU
Sir Thomas Bodley
Mural monument and bust
477
',' New'CoUege Chapel
Ante chapel
Thomas Oanley, Archbishop of
Dublin
Brass plate with effigy
187
St. Peter-in-the-East
Churchyard
Thomas Heame
Table monument with slab containing
epitaph
271
„ Trinity CoU. Chapel
N. wall
Sir Thomas Pope
Marble monument with effigies of
himself and wife
46S
52

Monuments locally arranged.

Oxford shire — continued.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars ot Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Rotherfield Greys

Chapel, N. side

Sir Francis Knollys, K.G.

Table monument with black marble
canopy, and effigies of himself and
wife

511

Stanton Harcourt

Chapel, S. of chancel

Sir Eobert Harcourt, K.B.

Altar tomb with recumbent effigy

408

Simon Harcourt, Lord Chancellor

Marble monument

81

Steeple Aston

Chapel, N. side

Sir Francis Page, Judge of K.B.

Marble monument with effigy

241

Thame

Chancel

John Lord Williams of Thame

White marble tomb with effigy

.506

55

Chapel, S. side

Eiehard Quatremayne

Purbeck altar tomb with effigies in
brass of himself and wife

164

Waterstock

Chancel

Sir George Croke

Monument with effigy

234

Wolvercot

N. aisle

John, Walter, Chief Baron of Ex
chequer

Alabaster effigies of self, wives, and
children

231

Wroxton

Chancel

Sir Francis North Lord Guilford

Plain slab with inscription

78

RUTLAND.

Lynden

Eev. William Whiston

Headstone inserted in the wall

SHROPSHIRE.

Burford
Shrewsbury, Abbey Church
Whitchurch

Elizabeth of Lancaster, Duchess of
Exeter
Eobert de Charleton
John Talbot, 1st E. of Shrewsbm-y

Under a pointed arch a. recumbent
effigy in stone
Recumbent effigy in judge's robes in
stone
Monument with effigy

SOMERSETSHIRE.

BeckingtonBridgewater, St. Mary's
Bristol, St. Mary Redcliffe
„ Cathedral
Farley Hungerford

Frome Selwood, St. John's
UminsterWellingtonWells Cathedral

, Yatton

N. aisle
Chm-chyard S. transept
S. .side of Choir
Under arch separat
ing Chantry Cha
pel from nave
Churchyard, under
E. window
N. transept
Choir, N. aisle
Choir, S. aisle

Chapel of St. John
S. transept
Chantry Chapel, N.
side of nave
Wyke Chapel

Samuel Danyell
John Oldmixon
WiUiam Canynges
Joseph Butler, D.D., Bp. of Bristol
Thomas Lord Ilungerford

Thomas Ken, Bishop of Bath and
WeUs
Nicholas and Dorothy Wadham
Sir John Popham, Knight
Ralph de Salopia, Bishop of Bath
and Wells
John Harewell, Bishop of Bath and
Wells
Thoraas de Bekyngton, Bishop of
Bath and WeUs
John Drokensford, Bishop of Bath
and Wells
WiUiam de Marchia, Bishop of Bath
and Wells
Nicholas Bubwith, Bishop of Bath
and Wells
Sir Bichard Newton, Chief Justice

Mural stone slab
Stone altar tomb
Altar tomb, with recumbent effigies in
alabaster of himself and wife
Mural tablet of Painswick stone
Freestone altar tomb with effigies
Flat stone slab with iron crozier, and
canopy of stone
Stone altar tomb witb effigies in brass
Stone canopied Jacobean monument
Alabaster recumbent effigy
Alab.«ister recumbent effigy
Monument with recumbent effigy and
emaciated figm-e
Altar tomb and canopy
Freestone rccumlient effigy under re
cessed arch
Freestone kneeling effigy
Altar tomb with recumbent effigies of
himself and his wife

STAFFORDSHIRE.

Lichfield Cathedral

S. Choir aisle, .3rd
Bay
Choir, S. side

John Hacket, Bishop of Lichfield
Walter de Langton, Bishop of
Lichfield

Tomb with stone effigy, coloured
Purbeck marble effigy

Monuments locally arranged.

53

SUFFOLK.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
t» Table .4.

Barrow

Chancel, S. side

Sir Clement Heigham, Chief Baron
of Exchequer

Petworth marble monument and canopy
with effigy

222

Bradley, Little

—

John Daye

Brass plate

509

Bury St. Edmunds, St. Mary

Chancel

Mary, Queen Dowager of France
and Duchess of Suffolk, third
daughter of Henry VII.

Altar stone with five crosses

E. 62

Denuington

^

Sir W. Phelip Lord Bardolf

Altar tomb with recumbent effigies in
alabaster of himself and wife

401

Elmswell

S. aisle, E. end

Sir Eobert Gardiner

Marble monument under canopy, with
effigy
Stone monument with inscription

228

Euston



Henry Bennett, 1st Earl of Arlington

189

Framlingham

N. wall, N. aisle

Henry Earl of Surrey

Monument with coloured marbles

302

Fressingfield

Churchyard

William Sancroft, Archbishop of
Canterbury

Black marble tomb with inscription

24

Hadleigh

Pillar of church

Eowland Taylor

Brass plate

194

55

Chancel

David Wilkins, D.D.

Gravestone

276

Halesworth

„

Sir Henry Bedingfield

Mural monument

126

Hengrave Chapel

N. side of chancel

Sir Thomas Kytson

Marble and freestone altar tomb and
canopy on pillars

45G

Orford

N. aisle

Eev. Francis Mason

Marble kneeling effigy

255

Redgrave

—

Sir John Holt, C.J.

Marble monument with effigy

127

Saxham, Great

Chaneel, S. side

John Eldred

Bust in a niche, brass plate on pave
ment
Tablet and bust

461

Somerleyton

Chancel, S. wall

Sh- Thomas AUin, Bart., Admiral

364

Wingfield

„ N. side

John de la Pole, Duke of Suffolk,
and Elizabeth his wife

Large altar tomb, two effigies of ala
baster

R. 71

55

55 55

Michael de la Pole, Earl of
Suffolk

Altar tomb with recumbent effigies in
stone

392

SURREY.

Battersea, St. Mary's

Gallery, N. waU

Henry St.John, Viscount Boling
broke
John Lord Lumley

Grey and white marble, with medallion

177

Cheam

A detached building

Mural monument of various marbles

513

in the Churchyard,

an aisle of the
old Church
Croydon, St. John Baptist
S. chapel, under a
William Wake, Abp. of Canterbury
Brass coffin plate let into the pavement
27
55 55 55
pew
S. aisle, S. wall
John Whitgift, Abp. of Canterbury
Black and white marble sarcophagus
with effigy
19
55 51
Gilbert Sheldon, Abp. of Canterbury
Black and white marble altar tomb
23
55 55 55
with recumbent effigy in white
raarble
Placed in vault under
Edmund Grindal, Abp. of Canter
Marble base, sarcophagus, entablature
18
55 55 55
organ
bury
and painted effigy
Dulwich College Chapel
Chancel
. Edward AUeyne
Inscribed marble slab
349
Egham
Nave, E. wall
Sir Robert Foster, C.J.
Alabaster pedestal inscribed, with bust
123
Guildford, Trinity
S. aisle, E. wall
George Abbot, Abp. of Canterbury
Altar tomb, recumbent effigy under
canopy
20
Lambeth, St. Mary's
Chancel
Thomas Tenison, Abp. of Canter
bury
Matthew Hutton, Abp. of Canter
bury
Elias Ashmole
Black marble slab
20
55 55
Chancel, N. wall
White marble slab
28
.
Pavement at entrance
Black marble slab
263
of Vestry door
55 55
Churchyard
John Tradescant, sen. and jun.
Raised tomb with sculptures, and
marble slab for epitaph
520
„ Palace Chapel
Ante Chapel
Matthew Parker, Abp. of Canter
bury
Purbeck marble tomb with brass plate
and inscription
17
Lingfield
N. aisle, E. end
Reginald, 1st Lord Cobham of Ster-
Marble altar tomb with recumbent
854
¦ borough
effigy
55 55
Reginald, 2nd Lord Cobham of Ster
Slab with inlaid brass effigy
390
"
borough
Ockham
Mausoleum in
churchyard
Peter Lord King, Baron Ockham
Sitting statue in white marble
¦ 82
Richmond, St. Mary Magda
On wall below the
James Thomson
Brass plate
380
lene
galleiy at W. end
of N. aisle
Soulhwark, St. Saviour'^
Choir, pavement
John Fletcher
Plain stone
306
55 55
PhUip Massinger
55 55
312
55 ^^
Lady Chapel, W. end
Lancelot Andrews, Bp. of Winton
Stone altar tomb
201
55 55
S. transept, E. side
John Gower
Stone altar tomb with recumbent effigy
801
55 , 55
Walton-on-Thames
Chancel, N. wall
WiUiam Lilly
Stone slab
288
Wandsworth, Saint Mary's
S. chancel, E. wall
Henry Smith
Stone mural monument with kneeling
effigy
White marble tablet
478
West Horsley
Wotton, St. John the Evan
St. Nicholas Chapel
S ir Edward Nicholas
137
N. chancel, N. side
Johu Evelyn
Coffin-shaped tomb of freestone, ¦^^'hite
386
gelist
marble top
0
54

Monuments locally arranges.

SUSSEX.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars Of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

-Arundel, Holy Trinity Chapel

—

Thomas Fitzalan, 5th Earl of
Arundel of that line

Monument of marble with effigies
in alabaster of hunself and his
Countess

90

n - 55

—

John Fitzalan, K.G., Baron Mal
travers and 7th Earl of Arundel

Sussex marble altar tomb

397

Battle

Chancel

Sir Anthony Browne, K.G.

White marble altar tomb

147

Broadwater

Chancel, N. side

Thomas West, Lord de la Warre,
KG.
St. Richard de la Wych, Bishop of

Caen stone altar tomb

416

Chichester Cathedral

Behind choir

Caen stone altar tomb

181

Chichester

N. aisle
WiUiam CoUins
Marble figure in alto relievo
331
Arundel Chapel, N.
Richard Fitzalan, Srd Earl of
Caen stone tomb with recumbent
355
side of nave
Arundel
effigies of himself and his countess
S. wall of S. cloister
WiUiam Chillingworth
Mural tablet
203
Easebourne
Chapel on S. side of
Anthony Browne, K.G., Viscount
Altar tomb of Caen stone with effigy
152
chancel
Montagu
of alabaster
3Jewes, Southover, St. Thomas
Chapel on S. side
Gundrada de Warren
Marble slab of ancient altar tomb
E. 88
Trotton
Floor
Sir Thomas Camoys, K.G.
Brass plate
393
Winchelsea, St. Thomas
Choir, S. side
Gervase Alard
Caen stone and Purbeck marble, cano
pied tomb
351
5 55
Choir, S. side
Stephen Alard
Caen stone and Purbeck marble tomb
352
WARWICKSHIRE.
Oompton Wyniate
N. waU
Hon. Sir William Compton
Marble mural mDunment
441
Eatington, Lower, Ancient
S. transept
Sir Ealph Shirley
Altar tomb of Kenilworth stone with
378
Church
effigy
Merevale
—
WiUiam de Ferrers, Earl of Derby
Eemains of stone effigy
487
Shustoke
Chancel, N. side
Sir William Dugdale
Stone altar tomb and mm-al tablet
260
Stratford-on-Avon, Holy Trinity
Chancel, N. side
William Shakspeare
Stone slab and mural monument
384
N. aisle, E. end
George Carew, Earl of Totnes
Altar tomb with effigies aud canopy
516
Sutton Coldfield
Chancel, N. side
John Harman, alias Voysey, Bp.
of Exeter
Tomb with effigy
167
Warwick, CioUegiate Church of
Beauchamp Chapel,
Eiehard Beauchamp, E. of War
Purbeck marble altar tomb, effigy of
400
St. Mary's
S. of choir
wick, K.G.
brass
55 55
55 55
Eobert Dudley, E. of Leicester, K.G.
Marble and alabaster mural monu
ment
Painted marble altar tomb
¦ 510
55 55
55 55
Ambrose Dudley, E. of Warwick,
K.G.
Thomas Beauchamp, E. of War
426
55 55
Choir
Altar tomb with white marble effigies
384
wick, K.G.
of himself and wife
55 55
Choir, N. side, for
merly Chapter
House
Fulk GrevUle, Lord Brook
Marble altar tomb and canopy
433
55 _ 55
S. transept
Thomas Beauchamp, E. of War
wick, K.G.
Brass plates of Earl and Countess
496
Welleshume
—
Sir Thomas Le Strange, Kt.
Brass plate in flat stone
395
Weston-under-Weatherly
N. aisle, E. end
Sir Edward Saunders, C. J.
Kneeling effigies of himself and wife
iu stone
114
Appleby
Kirkby Stephen
lowther
WESTMORELAND.
N. aisle of chancel
Wharton Aisle
S. transept
Anne Clifford, only daughter of
George, Earl of Cumberland
Thomas Lord Wharton
John Lowther, first Vise. Lonsdale
Altar tomb and mural monument
Caen stone altar tomb with recumbent
effigy of himself and two wives
Marble mural monument
WILTSHIRE.
North Bradley
Dauntsey^
<Jreat Bedwyn
Malmesbury Abbey
Chancel, north side
N. waU
John Trenchard, Esq.
Henry Danvers, K.G., E. of Danby
Sir John Seymour
John Seymour, Esq.
King Athelstan
Mm-al monument
White marble altar tomb
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy in
stone
Brass plate, effigy, and inscription
Effigy of fifteenth centm-y and inscrip
tion on brass plate
Monuments locally arranged.

55

Place fin the Parish Church unless
otherwise statedj.

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Salisbury Cathedral

South aisle east end

Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford

Marble monument with effigies of

515

himself and Lady Catherine Grey,
his wife
J,
South aisle
John Davenant, Bishop of Salisbury
Marble monuraent
202
55
N. choir transept
Eiehard le Poore, Bp. of Salisbury
Marble effigy
179
55
South wall of small
transept
Seth Ward, Bishop of Salisbury
Tomb with marble bust
289
55
South side of west
Thomas, Lord Wyndham, Chancellor
Monument with raarble statue of
242
door
and Lord Justice of Ireland
Hibernia
55 .
JJ
— ¦ —
William Longespee
Wooden altar tomb with recumbent
effigy in gray marble
486
JJ
N. transept
Sir Eobert Hyde, C. J.
Mural tablet with bust
124
55
Nave,* N. side
Sir John Cheyney
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy
411
5*
Sir John Montacute
Altar tomb with effigy
492
5j
„ S. side
Roger, Bishop of Salisbury
Slab with recumbent effigy
49
Westbury
— —
Sir James Ley, E. of Marlborough,
Lord Treasurer
Altar tomb with effigies of himself
and his wife under a canopy
95
Wilton
""" —
Henry, 9th Earl of Pembroke
Marble bust
531
WORCESTERSHIRE.
Croome d'Abitot
Chancel
Thomas, Lord Coventry
White marble monument with effigy
75
Fladbury
William Lloyd, Bishop of Worcester
Marble tablet and bust
214
55
Nave
John Throckmorton
Marble tomb inlaid with brass effigies
498
Hampton Lovett
Nave
Henry Hammond, D.D.
Marble monument
196
J, 55
Westwood Chapel
Sir John Pakington, Kt. and Bart.,
)
and
Mm-al monument
334
•
Dame Dorothy Pakington
Spetchley
S. aisle of Chapel
Sir Robert Berkeley
Raised monument of black and white
marble with effigy
236
Stoke Prior
St. Catherine's
Qiapel, E. end
Robert Smith, Esq.
Gilt metal plate on Purbeck marble
slab
459
Worcester Cathedral
Choir
John, King of England
Altar tomb of stone with recumbent
effigy
Chantry Qiapel, with altar tomb
R. 3
55 55
„ S. side
Arthur, Prince of Wales
R. 59
Undemeath Prince
Godfrey Giffard, Bishop of Wor
Stone altar tomb with recumbent effigy
54
Arthur's (Jhantry
cester
and canopy
55 55
S. aisle of nave under
5th window
Sir Thomas Lyttleton
Stone sarcophagus tomb with shields
of arms
219
55 55
1 Against W. wall of
nave
John Gauden, Bishop of Wor
cester
Marble mural monument with bust
205
55 5)
' S. wall of great
Edward Stillingfleet, Bishop of
Mural tomb of grey marble with
206
transept
Worcester
sculptures
55 55
E. waU of S. ti-an-
sept
John Hough, Bishop of Worcester
Fine marble tomb with life-sized
figures
216
YORKSHIRE (CITY OF YORK).
York Minster
"¦ •
William de Hatfield, second son of
King Edward III.
Altar tomb with effigy uuder canopy
E. 44
Choir, N. aisle of
Charles Howard, Earl of Carlisle
Mural monument
159
33
Various sites
Monuments of fifteen Archbishops
of York. See Table A. Nos.
29-31, 38-36, 38-40, and 44-48
South transept
Henry Swinburne, LL.D.
Kneeling effigy under recessed arch.
227
York, St. Cmx
Sir Thomas Herbert, Bart.
Mural tablet
261
(EAST EIDING.)
Beverley Minster
Percy Chapel
Henry Percy, fourth Earl of North
umberland
Michael de la Pole
Altar tonib of grey marble
407
Kingston-on-HuU

Altar tomb and recumbent effigy of
451
stone
Sheriff-Hutton
Edward Prince of Wales
Small altar tomb, with alabaster effigy
of a child with coronet round his
head
R. 58
* The monuments in the nave were displaced from the original positions over the graves of the persons they commemorate, and arrang
as they at present stand, by Wyatt, in 1789.
56

Monuments locally arrange^,,.
YORKSHIRE— (coniinwe^.
(NOETH EIDING.)

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars of Sito.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Bedale Catterick Coxwold Gisborough

N. side of tower
arch
Chancel
Porch

Sir Brifin Fitzalan
Richard Braithwaite
Thomas Belasyse, Earl of Faucon
berg
Robert Bruce

Effigy of himself cross-legged, and of
his wife
Mural tablet
Mural monument
Altar tomb with sculptm-ed figures

374
315 160
488

(WEST EIDING.)

Bilborough

Norton Chantry

Thomas, Lord Fairfax

Massive high tomb

444

Bolton Percy

S. aisle of chancel,
E. end

Ferdinand, Lord Fairfax of Cameron

Two Corinthian columns supporting
an arched pediment

437

Bradford

Chancel

Abraham Sharp

Marble slab with inscription

296

Cawood

Chancel, N. wall

George Mountain, Archbp. of York

Two brass plates with ditto

41

Halifax

Chancel

John TiUotson, Abp. of Canterbury

Tablet with ditto

25

Harewood

S. aile, E. end

Sir WiUiam Gascoigne

High tombfvith angels bearing shields
.and recumbent effigies of himself
and his wife

107

HarthiU

In a side chapel

Thomas Osborne, first D. of Leeds

Monument with inscripton

101

Hatfield



Abraham de la Pryme

Inscribed flat stone

267

Helaugh

Chancel, N. aisle

Sir Thoinas Wharton

Alabaster high tomb and three recum
bent effigies

424

Knaresborough

Chapel floor

Henry Slingsby

Inscribed stone

258

Leeds, St. Peter's

Choir, S. wall

Ealph Thoresby

Stone slab decorated

270

Methley

Chapel, at end of S.
aisle

Lionel, Lord Welles

Alabaster high tomb with recumbent
effigies of himself and his wife

165

Ripon Minster

S. transept

Sir John Mallorie and WUliam his

Classical composition in white marble

439

Sandal Parva

Rokeby Chapel, N.
wall
Churchyard, N. side

son
William Eokeby, Abp. of Dublin

High tomb and canopy

191

Saxton

Ealph, Lord Dacre

Grey marble tomb

403

Sheffield, St. Peter's

S. aisle, E. end

George, 4th Earl of Shrewsbury

High tomb in marble and three re
cumbent effigies of himself and his
wives

419

51 55

55 55

George, 6th Earl of Shrewsbury

Marble sarcophagus with recumbent
effigy

427

Skipton

Clifford vault, under
chancel 55 55

Henry, 1st Earl of Cumberland 1
and ;
Henry, 2nd Earl of Cumberland J

Grey marble high tomb with brasses,
recently restored

420

55

Chancel, S. side

George, Srd Earl of Cumberland,
K.G.
Johu TiUotson, Abp. of Canterbury

Black marble high tomb

361

Sowerby

Lobby at W. end

Sitting effigy

25

Wentworth Chapel

—

Thomas Wentworth, E. of Strafford

Kneeling effigy

169

Monuments locally arranged.

WALES.

ANGLESEA.

Place (in the Parish Church unless
otherwise stated).

Particulars of Site.

Name of Person Commemorated.

Nature of the Monument.

Reference
to Table A.

Beaumaris, grounds of Barron
Hill, in a small building
Penmydden

Joan, natural daughter of King
John,wife of Llewelyn the Great
Grown Fychan ap Tudor

Stone coffin lid with bust in relief
Altar tomb with recumbent effigy of
alabaster

483 495

CARNARVONSHIRE.

Bangor Cathedral
Llandegai

Owen Gwynedd, Prince of North
Wales
John Williams, Lord Keeper and
Archbishop of York

Stone effigy on a sarcophagus
Mural monument with kneeling

484 43

DENBIGHSHIRE.

Llanrwst

S. transept, Gwy-
dir Chapel

Llewelyn the Great, of lorweth.
Prince of North Wales

Stone coffin

482

Whitchurch, parish church of



Humphrey Lloyd

Alabaster mural monument with

249

Denbigh

kneeling effigy

Porch
Sir Hugh Myddelton
Brass plate
460
Yspytty Ifan
W. side of N. chapel
Ehys (the Great) ap Meredydd
Alabaster effigy, mutilated
406
PEMBROKESHIRE.
St. David's Cathedral
Chapel within the
rood loft
Edmund Tudor, Earl of Eichmond
Henry Gower, Bishop of St. David's
Purbeck altar tomb with brasses inlaid
Altar tomb and recumbent effigy of
stone with canopy
E.32 183
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