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A47111	Monumenta Westmonasteriensia, or, An historical account of the original, increase, and present state of St. Peter's, or the Abby Church of Westminster with all the epitaphs, inscriptions, coats of arms, and atchievements of honor belonging to the tombs and grave-stones : together with the monuments themselves faithfully described and set forth : with the addition of three whole sheets / by H.K. of the Inner-Temple, Gent.	H. K. (Henry Keepe), 1652-1688.	1683 (1683)	Wing K127; ESTC R22764	148,361	432

of RICHARD de Ware Abbot of Westminster in the year 1260. where in most artificial Work and delightful Figures you have the Jasper the Porphyry the Lydian the Touch the Alabaster and the Serpentine stones so laid and wrought to the Spectators satisfaction that you are unwillingly drawn from the sight thereof round the Squares and great Circles in Letters of Brass are some of the Verses still remaining which when entire were thus to be read concerning the duration of the World Si lector posita prudenter cuncta revolvat Hic finem primum mobilis inveniet Sepes trina canes equos homines super addas Cervos corvos aquilas immania cete Mundi quodque sequens pereuntis triplicat annos Sphaericus Archetypum globus hic monstrat Microcosmum Christi Milleno bis centeno duo deno Cum sexageno subductis quatuor anno Tertius Henricus Rex urbs Odericus Abbas Hos compegere Porphyreos lapides § 24. On the North-side of this Area was this Abbot buried next to the Tomb of AIMERY de VALENCE Earl of Pembroke after he had been Lord Treasurer of England and Abbot of this Monastery twenty three years he died on the Second of December 1283. but nothing now remains on his Grave-stone to distinguish it from the rest Not far from him was THOMAS HENLEY Abbot of Westminster interred And RICHARD SUDBURY another Abbot of this Monastery with Sir THOMAS CLIFFORD Governour of Berwick but all the Brass and Inscriptions are torn away On the South-side was Queen ANNE Wife to King RICHARD III. and Daughter to RICHARD NEVILL Earl of Warwick interred who died not without suspition of Poyson anno 1484. By whom lies WALTER WENLOCK Abbot of Westminster and Lord Treasurer of England who died at his Mannour of Pireford in Gloucestershire on the twenty fifth day of December 1307. after he had governed this Church twenty six years having a decent Marble-stone plated and laid over him by the South Door entering the Chappel of St. EDWARD of which there is nothing continuing at this day save a guess at the stones only There are five noble Monuments still remaining three on the North and two on the South part of this Sacriste but no Inscriptions or Epitaphs on any of them nor are they visible but by withdrawing the Hangings which are hung before them for the better adorning this place § 25. The first on the South is a Tomb of Freestone unfinished with these two Letters insculpt thereof A. C. and this 1557. and a little Ballister or Rail thereto adjoyning which was designed to remember ANNE of Cleve Queen of England Sister to WILLIAM Duke of Cleve and Gulich whom King HENRY VIII repudiated when he took to Wife the Lady KATHARINE HOWARD she died in the year 1557. and lyeth buried here at the head of King SEBERT § 26. The next is an antient Sepulchre of stone Arched where in a leaden Chest enclosed in Touch lie the remains of SEBERT King of the East-Saxons and ETELGODA his Queen who in the year 605 began the foundation of this Monastery as I have declared elsewhere he died on the last day of July in the year 616. and she the thirteenth of September 615. after they had finished this worthy design and therefore in the year 1307 their bodies were removed by the Monks of this Abby from the old Church erected by King EDWARD the Confessor and placed here hard by the Sepulchre of the Kings The Canopy erected over this Tomb of eight panes of delicate carved Wainscot contained as many painted Figures of St. PETER St. JOHN BAPTIST King SEBERT King EDWARD the Confessor c. with divers Verses of Questions and Answers under each of them which are all defaced and washed away and only a Table of Verses adjoyning to the Tomb which you will find among the Mounmental Inscriptions is still remaining to inform you who it is that lies there deposited § 27. On the North side next to the Chappel of St. EDWARD in a most noble Monument of Freestone canopied painted and adorned with Arms and gilt with Gold his Image thereon cross legged lies EDMUND CROUCHBACK Earl of Lancaster and younger Son of HENRY III. who was born at London on the sixteenth day of January anno 1245. about eight years after he was invested by the Pope into the Dominion of Sicily made Earl of Chester and Lord High Steward of England during life and after the death of his first Wife AVELINE went into the Holy Land afterwards returning he was by his Brother King EDWARD I. made Earl of Champaigne he founded the house of Nuns called the Minoresses without Algate in the Suburbs of London and going into France he died at Bayon from whence his body was brought and honourably interred in this place and this Monument erected to his memory This great Earl by BLANCHE his second Wife Daughter to ROBERT Earl of Artois third Son to LEWIS VIII King of France Widow of HENRY King of Navarre Earl of Champagne and Bry had Issue three Sons THOMAS HENRY and JOHN and a Daughter who died with her Brother JOHN in France without Issue § 28. Next to this Tomb of EDMUND Earl of Lancaster is such another like Monument very beautiful to behold Canopied and gilt with Gold with an Image thereon for AYMER de Valence third Son to WILLIAM Earl of Pembroke who was Son of HUGH le BRUN Earl of Marche in the Confines of France and Poictiers by ISABEL his Wife Widow of King JOHN and sole Daughter to the Earl of Angolesme who took his Surname from the place of his Nativity and being Brother to HENRY III. by his Mother in June 1247 was sent for into England c who was a great Souldier in the Wars of Scotland Flanders France c. he was Guardian of the M●rches of Scotland Lieutenant and Captain General of all the Souldiers there General of the Kings Forces from the River of Trent Northwards unto Roxborough in Scotland But going to Rome he was taken prisoner by JOHN MOILLEY a Burgundian and sent to the Emperour being obliged to pay 20000 pounds for his ransom After which he was again in the Scotch Wars and Governour of Rockingham Castel and at the taking of THOMAS Earl of Lancaster at Borough Brigge in the County of York but being one of those who gave sentence of death upon him at Pomfrat as he was attending Queen ISABEL into France anno 1323. he was murthered on the twenty third of June the same year his body being afterwards brought and buried here He had three Wives but had no Issue by any His first was BEATRIX Daughter to RALPH de NEAL Constable of France his second one of the Daughters of the Earl of Barr and his last was MARY Daughter to GUY de CASTILION Earl of St. Paul § 29. At the head of AYMER de VALENCE is the third and last Monument on this North side which is likewise

by a stately Pedestal of Alabaster and six Corinthian Pillars lie their Images at full proportion in their Mantles of Estate painted and gilt with Gold at his feet is placed a Talbot passant and at hers a Griffons head coped with the Effigies of a female Child beneath them all under a sumptuous arched Canopy of curious wrought and diverse coloured stones adorned with large Columns warlike Trophies Cherubims Stems of that illustrious Family Coats of Arms and Epitaphs § 50. Beyond which more towards the South is a comely Monument of Alabaster and various coloured Marble adorned with Arms and gilt with Gold with three little Images on their knees under as many arched Canopies of black Marble and figured Alabaster In the midst is that of Sir Richard Pecksal Knight in Armour who was Master of the Buck-hounds to Queen Elizabeth On one side of whom is that of his first Wife the Lady Eleonore who was Daughter of William Pawlet Marquess of Winchester Lord High Treasurer of England by whom he had four Daughters whose Statues help to beautifie the Pedestal of this Monument on the other his second Wife who was likewise named Eleonore the Daughter of J. Cotgrave who after the death of this her first Husband was remarried to Sir John Savage of Cheshire Knight and caused this Monument to be erected to his memory § 51. Next to this within the Wall directly South between two Pillars of the Chappel Windows is an antient Canopied Tomb adorned and enriched with Gold according to the fashion of those times under which is an embattelled Pedestal of grey Marble having thereon the Image of a Knight in Armour reposing his head on his Helm ensigned with a Blackamores head for a Crest and his feet supported by a Lion couchant with a deep Shield on his left arm almost broken away with eight lesser Escutcheons placed on the breasts of as many Cherubims diversly set about the Tomb but all the painting wholly decayed and worn away nothing remaining but a piece of a broken Inscription in Brass on the ledge of the imbattelled Pedestal whereby we may understand that this Monument was erected for one Sir Bernard Brocas Knight Chamberlain to Anne Queen of England who was Wife to King Richard II. § 52. Against the same Wall but more towards the East is a noble Monument of Alabaster black and various coloured Marble Canopied and adorned with Corinthian Pillars Coats of Arms and gilt with Gold on whose Pedestal is placed the Image of a man at full proportion leaning on his left side and supporting his head by his left Arm in his Robes of Estate with another little Image of an Infant at his feet all in curious wrought Alabaster painted and gilt with Gold environed with a Grate and an Epitaph in Latine Greek and English set up here to remember John Lord Russel and his Son Francis a Child by the Lady Elizabeth his Wife Daughter of Sir Anthony Coke Knight and Widow of Sir Thomas Hobby he was Son and Heir to Francis Russel who was the second Earl of Bedford of that surname but dying before his Father in the year 1584. and his Son Francis anno 1580. was buried here leaving behind him only two Daughters viz. Anne and Elizabeth § 53. Which Elizabeth is said to have bled to death by a prick she received in the fore-finger of her left hand by a Needle but with what truth I know not Yet the Monument placed here for her within the same Grate with her Father by the Lady Anne her Sister seems not obscurely to point out as much For on a Pedestal of black and white Marble shaped after the figure of a Roman Altar made Column wise is set the Statue of this young Lady reposing her self in a curious wrought Osier Chair all of polished Alabaster melancholily inclining her cheek to her right hand and with the fore-finger of her left only extended directs us to behold the deaths head placed at her feet silently intimating that from thence sprung the Malady that brought her to the grave wherefore we may not irrationally conjecture that having touched an Artery with the invenomed Needle the infection might so suddenly disperse it self well known to able Physicians that in a short time it might occasion her death which by the Ignorant might be imputed to the simple prick of her finger a thing altogether unlikely and absurd § 54. Next to this Columnial Monument is another of the same form but somewhat larger composed of Alabaster and white Marble with the Statue of a noble Youth thereon furnitured and equipped like a Roman Hero with Helm Shield Coat of Male Buskins Sandals c. of polished Marble which the illustrious Earl of Clare caused to be erected for his third Son Francis Holles who returning sick from the Wars in Flanders and the Low-Countries died at the age of eighteen years and was buried here anno 1622. § 55. Between these two Altar-like Monuments are two little Tombs fixed to the Wall above them against the East side of the Chappel both of Alabaster and black Marble adorned with small Corinthian Pillars set about with Arms and gilt with Gold The one which is next to the door for the Lady Katharine Knowles chief Lady of the Bed-chamber and Cousin German to Queen Elizabeth and Wife to Sir Francis Knowles Knight Treasurer of the Houshold to the same Queen she died at Hampton-Court on the fifth day of January 1568. and was honourably buried in the floor of this Chappel The other for the Lady Jane Seymour Cousin-German to Edward VI. King of England and Daughter of Edward Duke of Somerset Earl of Hertford Viscount Beauchamp and Baron Seymour who dying a Virgin on the nineteenth day of March in the year of our Lord 1560 at the age of nineteen years was buried here and had this small Monument erected by her Brother the Earl of Hertford to her memory But the Latine Verses mentioned by Stow and Camden to have been placed on this little Tomb are not here now but only the English Inscription § 56. In the Area or floor of this Chappel not far from the Monument of Francis Holles is a raised Tomb of Alabaster about five foot from the ground adorned with Arms and Inscriptions and gilt with Gold joyning to the four corners thereof are as many Corinthian Pillars supporting a Table of black Marble whereon is placed the Image at full proportion in her Robes of Estate and at her feet a Lion couchant with a rich Jewel pendant at the end of a Chain encompassing her neck and falling between her breasts all curiously wrought and admirably pollished in white Marble erected here for the Lady Frances Dutchess of Suffolk anno 1563. she was a Lady of great extraction being Daughter to Charles Brandon Duke of Suffolk and Mary the French Queen who was the Daughter of Henry VII King of England she was married first to Henry Grey Marquess

of Dorchester who by King Edward VI. was created Duke of Suffolk and afterwards to Adrian Stokes Esquire who set up this Monument to remember her she had a Daughter named Mary by her former Husband the Marquess of Dorcet who died in the year 1578. and was buried by her without any Monument Tomb or Grave-stone § 57. By this of the Dutchess of Suffolk is a little raised Tomb of grey Marble on the top of which are placed the Images of two small Children a Boy and Girl in Alabaster neither of them being above sixteen Inches in length at the feet of the Girl is a Lion couchant but part of the Boys feet and Tomb under him is broken away there being no Inscription or Epitaph thereon but are reported to be two Children of Edward III. King of England viz. William of Windsor so called because born at the Kings Castle of Windsor with his Sister Blanch of the Tower for that in the Tower of London her Mother was delivered of her both lying under this little Tomb. § 58. On the left hand of the door of this Chappel and not far from this little Tomb is a most noble raised Monument of grey Marble set about with twenty four little Images of various coloured Alabaster and white Marble under each of which are the blank Escutcheons remaining whereon had been as many several Coats of Arms depicted which are now wholly wholly worn away and decayed On this Tomb is an Image of admirable wrought Alabaster in his Coat Armour and a deep Shield on his left arm whereon is graven the Arms of England within a bordure of France and was placed here for John of Eltham Earl of Cornwal having two Angels on each side supporting his head and a Lion couchant at his feet carved and finely pictured of the same Alabaster with a Canopy covering the whole with delicate wrought Spires and Masons work every where intermixed and adorned with little Images and Angels according to the fashion of those times supported by eight Pillars of white stone of the same curious wrought work But there is no Epitaph or Inscription further to inform us He was the second Son of King Edward II. by Isabel Daughter to Philip le Bell King of France and took his Surname from the place of his birth viz. at Eltham in Kent he was advanced to the title of Earl of Cornwall by his Brother King Edward III. made twice Lieutenant of all England by the same King upon his Expeditions first into France and then into Scotland during his absence But attending his Brother in the tenth year of his Reign into Scotland he fell sick at St. Iohnstones Town and there died without Wife or Issue and was afterwards brought into this Chappel and here honourably buried and had this Monument erected to his Memory § 59. In the midst of the Area of this Chappel under a large grey Marble Tomb about two foot from the ground with her Effigies engraven thereon in Brass under a Canopy artificially pourtrayed adorned with Arms and devices of the same Brass with an Epitaph circumscribed in French all remaining intire at this day lies Elenore Dutchess of Glocester who was one of the Daughters and Coheirs of Humphrey de Bohun Earl of Hereford Essex Northampton and High Constable of England and Wife of Thomas de Woodstock Duke of Glocester Son to King Edward III. by whom she had a Son who died in his Infancy and a Daughter named Anne who was Wife first to Edward Earl of Stafford and afterwards to Sir William Bourchier Knight from this Anne by her first husband the atinent Dukes of Buckingham were descended and by her last the Bourchiers Earls of Essex she died on the third of October 1399. § 60. There is another raised Tomb of grey Marble somewhat higher than that of the Dutchess of Glocester adjoyning to Sir Bernard Brocas whereon is portrayed the Effigies of a man in Armour with his head on his Helm ensigned with a Crest and his feet supported the one by a Leopard the other by an Eagle with divers antient fashion'd Shields and Coats of Arms all engraven on curious wrought Brass fixed to the Marble and remaining intire at this day with an Epitaph in Latine Verse insculpt on the same brass plates just under his Effigies to inform us that Humphrey Bourchier Son and Heir of John Lord Berners lies there interred who married the Daughter and Heir of Frederick Tilney and lost his life in those Civil Broyls of the Houses of York and Lancaster taking part with Edward IV. against Henry VI. in the Battel of Barnet from whence he was brought and here intombed I know not how it came to pass but certainly there is a mistake in Mr. Camdens Collection of these Monuments where he places this Tomb to another Humphrey Bourchier who was Lord Cromwell and Son to Henry Earl of Essex who was slain at the same time at the Battel of Barnet and interred in this Chappel hard by the Monument of William de Valence without any further remembrance of him And for a confirmation that this Tomb was made for the former Humphrey Son of the Lord Berners not only the Verses of his Epitaph specifie in part as much but is most evident by his impaling the Coat of Tilney with quarterings remaining very visible at this day on the same Tomb. § 61. On the Floor or Pavement of this Chappel adjoyning to the foot of the Tomb of Elenore Dutchess of Glocester is a large grey Marble stone adorned with most excellent workmanship of Brass whereon is lively pictured as he was accustomed to sing or say Mass with a Miter on his head and a Crosier Staff in his hand the Effigie of a Bishop with so much of an Epitaph round the Verge still in being to inform us that Robert Walby Bishop of Durham afterwards of Chichester and then Archbishop of York died on the fourth day of January in the year 1390. and was buried here § 62. More towards the East on the same Pavement is another grey Marble stone with five Plates of Brass whereon are engraven as many Coats of Arms with a Miter in the midst and round about the Verge an Epitaph insculpt on the like Plates of Brass giving us to understand that Henry Ferne who was the eighth Son of Sir John Ferne Knight was Master of Trinity College in Cambridge and afterwards Bishop of Chester who died in the year 1662. at the age of fifty nine years and was here deposited The Chappel of St. Nicolas § 63. On the right hand as you come into this Chappel is an antient decayed Tomb of Freestone with the Image of a Lady lying thereon at full proportion in her Robes of Estate under a wooden Canopy curiously painted with Azure and decked with Stars of Gold with our Saviour on the Cross Supported by Wainscote Pillars and neatly adorned with excellent carved Spires and Coats of Arms

D. 1678. Martha Price vid. §. 41. A. D. 167● Maria Willis vid. §. 43. A. D. 1557. Did. Sanchez vid. §. 43. A. D. 1672. Sir Hen●y De-Vic Baromet Vid. §. 43. A. D. 1677. Mary James vid. §. 41. A. D. 1674. Carola Morland vid. §. 41. A. D. 1679. Anne Morland vid. §. 42. A. D. 1674. Bridget Radley vid. §. 41. A. D. 1679. Judith Isham vid. §. 44. A. D. 1666. Joh. Osboldston vid. §. 44. A. D. 1378. Robert Haule vid. §. 44. A. D. 1668. Sam. Bolton vid. §. 44. A. D. 1666 Tho. Chiffinch vid. §. 44. Sir Will. Davenant vid. §. 44. A. D. 1635. Thomas Par. vid. §. 44. A. D. 1598. Franc. Comitissa Hertfordiae Vid. §. 46. A. D. 645. Lyonel Cranfield Com. Med. uxor prima Vid. §. 46. A. D. 1601. Gabriel Goodman vid. §. 46. A. D. 1561. Gul Bill S. T. P. vid. §. 46. Round the Verge Under his Effigies A. D. 1367. Sim. Lan 〈…〉 vid. §. 4● Round the Verge A. D. 1563. Fran. Duciss Suffolcia vid. §. 56. A. D. 1622. Francis Holles viz. §. 54. A. D. ●584 John Dom. Russel vid. §. 5● A. D. 1568. Kath. Knowles vid. §. 55. A. D. 1560. Jane Seymour vid. §. 55. A. D. Sir Richard Pecksall vid. §. 50. A. D. Hum. Bourchier vid. §. 60. A. D. 1399. Eleonore Dutchess of Glouc. vid. §. 59. Bernar Bdrocas A. D. 1617. Edw. Talbot Earl of Shrewsbury and his Lady vid. §. 49. A D. 1304 Will. de Vale●ce Com. Penbroc●● vid. §. ●8 ● 662. Fer●● §. ●2 A. D. ●390 ●o● 〈…〉 vid. §. 61. A. D. 1591. Elizab. C●cil vid. §. 72. A. D. ●●87 Anne 〈…〉 ss S 〈…〉 vid. §. ●● A. D. 1679. Jane Cl●ff●rd vid. §. 71. A. D. 1618. Eliz. Fane vid. §. 68. A. D. 1470. 〈…〉 ro Carew Uxor vid. §. 69. A. D. Mildreda Bar●nissa Burleigh Anna filia ejus Comi●iss Oxon. vid. §. 67 Gulielm de Dudl●y via §. 66. Winifride Marchionis Winch. vid. §. 65. A. D. 1474. Philip. Ducis Eboracen vid. §. 63. A. D. 1505. Sir Humphrey Stanley vid. §. 75. Sir Georg. Villers Comit. Buckingh vid §. 73. A. D. 1605 Cor Annae Sophiae Harlee vid. §. 74 A. D. 1509. Hen. VII Rex Vid. §. 78. Round the bars of the outward Tomb. Round the Ledge or Verge of the inner Tomb. Under the Kings Image Under the Image of the Queen On a Table adjoyning to the Monument Another Table hanging on the same Monument A. D. 1509. Marg. Comiss Richmond Derby vid. §. 80. Round the Verge of the Tomb in brass A Table adjoyning to the Tomb. A. D. 1578. Margareta Comitis 〈…〉 vid. §. 81. 1●8 Vid. §. 1●7 A. D. 1587. Maria Regina Scot. vid §. ●2 101 A. D. 1639. Lodowick Stuart Dux Richmondiae viz. §. 91. 93. A. D. 1661. Esme Stuart Dux Richmond vid. §. 92. A. D. 1634. George Villiers Dux Buckingh vid. §. 90. On a small plate of Brass against the Wall on the East side this Chappel by the Monument A. D. 1602. Elizabetha Regina Angliae vid. §. 83 A. D. 160● Sophia Stuart vid. §. 84. A. D. 1607. Maria Stuart vid. §. 8● A. D. 1483. Edward V. Re● A●gl Ri● D●● Ebor. vid. §. 86. A. D. 1661 Eliz●● Queen of B●●emi● vid. ● 106. A. D. ●67● A●●● 〈…〉 of 〈…〉 vid. §. 1●● A. D. 1660. Charles Duke of Cambridge vid. §. 107. A. D. ●667 James Duke of Cambridge vid. §. 108. A. D. 1677. Charles Duke of Kendale vid. §. 109. A. D. 1671. Edgar Duk● of Cambridge Vid. §. 1●0 A. D. ●677 Charles Duke of Cambridge Vid. §. 111. A. D. 1669. The Lady Henriet Stuart vid. §. 112. A. ● 1●71 The Lady 〈…〉 Vid. §. 1●● A. D. ●675 The Lady K●th●r La●ra vid. §. 1●4 A. D. 1680. The Lady Isabella Stuart vid. §. 115. A. D. 1308. E●w I. King of England vid. §. 15● On a Table adjoyning to the Tomb. A. D. 1298. El●anor● Qu. of England vid. §. 156. Round the ●edge On a Table A. D. 1399. Richardus II. Rex Angliae vid. §. 161 Round the Verg. Anne Queen of England on a Table vid. §. 161. A D. 1273. Round the ●erge vid. §. 157 On a Table A. D. 1065. St. Edw Confes vid. §. 145. 146. A. D. 1472. Margaret fil Edw. IV. vid. §. 162. A. D. 1377. Edward ●II Rex Angl. vid. §. 160. A. D. 1369. Philip. Regin Angl. vid. §. 159. A Table Eliz. R●sse● vid. §. 53. A. D. 1422. Henric●s ● R Angl. vid. §. 164. On ● Table A. D. 1437. Katherin● Qu. of England vid. §. 164. Vid. §. 1●4 Ed. de Carteret vid. §. 41. A. D. 1635. Anne Cottingt Vid. §. 120. A. D. 1652. Francis Lord Cottington vid. §. 121. A. D. 1589. Frances Com. Sussex vid. §. 122. ● A. D. 1631. Dudley Carleton vid. §. 123. A. D. 1596. Sir John Puckering vid. §. 126. A. D. 1587. Sir Thomas Bromley vid. §. 24● Sir James Fullerton vid. §. 125. Sir Thomas Vaughan vid. §. 136. Thomas Cecill Earl of Exeter VIZ. §. 137. Round the 〈…〉 A. D. 1648. Th●mas Cary. vid. §. 13● A. D. 1668. Charles Howard vid. §. 138. A. D. 1596. Hen. Carey Baro ●●nsdon vid. §. 133. A. D. 16●9 Sir Christopher Hatton vid. §. 142. Sir Christopher Hatton vid. §. 14● A. ●● 16●● Sir G 〈…〉 s vid. §. 1●5 A. D. 1608. Sir Fran. Vere vid. §. 174. A. D. 1438. John Estney Vid. §. 171. A. D. 1560. Sir Tho. Parry vid. §. 173. A. D. 1614. Kath. St. Johns vid. §. 177. A. D. 1466. Edmund Kirton vid. §. 180. A. D. 1594. Sir Jo. Bourgh vid. §. 181. Sebert R. Oreent Saxonum vid. §. 26. A Table A. D. 1616. Tho Bilson vid. §. 169. Cecil Radcliffe vid. §. 169. A. D. 1638. Sir Rob. Aiton vid. §. 168. A. D. 1671. Sir Tho. Ingram vid. §. 168. A. D. 1631. Rich. Tufton vid. §. 168. A. D. 1674. Lyonel Cranfield Vid. §. 169. A. D. 1669. Anne Com. Mid. Vid. §. 169. A. D. 165● James Cranfield Com. Midd. A. D. 1647. Edw. Cranfield vid. §. 169. A. D. 1621. Juliana Crewe vid. §. 139. A. D. 1639. J●ne Crew● vid. §. ●40 A. D. 1649. George Wild. vid. §. 167. A. D. 1662. Brian Duppa vid. §. 166. Vid. §. 166. A. D. 1672. John Doughty vid. §. 167. A. D. 1414. John Windsore Vid. §. 167. A. D. 1420. Guliel Amundisham Vid. §. 167. Guliel Couper vid. §. 167. A. D. 1508. Tho. Brown and H●mph Roberts vid. §. 167. A D. 1640 Edw. Godfrey A small Monument of Ar labaster adorned with Arms and gilt with Gold against the East wall A. D. 1620. Kath. Stopes A plain stone in the East wall A. D. 1610. Arthur Agard A small Monument by the door of the Chapter house against the East wall A. D. 1677. Edward John and Stephen Fox A small Monument against the North wall of Alabaster and black Marble A grave stone on the North side Edward and John Fox A. D. 1649 Fran. Newman● Another small stone in the North wall Another small Monument against the North wall by the West door A. D. 1669. Anne Winchcombe Another small Monument by the former A. D. 1659. Anne Gawen Another co 〈…〉 ly Monument of Alabaster and black Marble against the North Wall A. D. 1655. Rich. Booker Another stone in the North wall A. D. 1659. Rich. Gouland On a Grave-stone on the North side A. D. 1659. Rich. Gouland A black stone by the Northwest door against the wall A small Monument against the West wall A. D. 1675 Kath. Palmer A small Monument against the South wall A. D. 1675. Eliz. Waldron A Gravestone on the East-side A. D. 1676. Thomas Man Another A. D. 1661. Mary Bulmer Another by the former A. D. 1658. Will. Bulmer Another A. D. 1674. P●l Humphrey Another on the North side A. D. 1668. Clement Coke Another of grey Marble inlayed with white at the foot of the steps of the Northeast door A. D. 1668. Tho. Nurse Another on the North side A. D. 1670. Thomas Legat. Another A. D. 1670. 1674. 1677. Thomas Thomas and Gilbert Knip● Another A. D. 1670. Anne Fitch Another A. D. 1670. Mary Tucker Another A. D. 1670. William Blount Another A. D. 1680. John Oxenham Another A. D. 1676. Lewkenor Halsey Another on the South side A. D. 1665. 1675. Edward and Marg. Woodroofe Another A. D. 1676. Mary and Dorothy Pipe Another A. D. 1648. Elen. Lyne Another A. D. 1666. John Gavan Another A. D. 1659. Frances and Eliz. Riggs Another A. D. 1644. ... Aston Another A. D. 1657. Joh. Evans Another A. D. 1679. Joh. Faireborne Another on the West side A. D. 1679. John Thompson Another on the North side A. D. 1679. Stephen Baber A little stone against the North wall towards the West A. D. 1663. Thomas Smith A Gravestone on the East-side A. D. 1673. John Wilson The Lady Charlotta Maria Niece to K. Charles II. Vid. Ep. 206. Edward Lord Herbert Vid. Ep. 204. Ann Lady Apseley Vid. Ep. 205. Rob. and Rich. Cholmondeley Vid. Ep. 199 200. Edw. Mansel Vid. Ep. 201. Margar. Stradling Vid. Ep. 207. Rand. Egerton Vid. Ep. 203. Sir Palmes Fairborne Vid. Ep. 198. Ann Morland Vid. Ep. 197. Bridg. Sanderson Vid. Ep. 202. Will. Lawrence Vid. Ep. 211. Will and James Fox Vid. Ep. 210. John Banester Vid. Ep. 208. John Collins Vid. Ep. 209. Nich. Johnson Vid. Ep. 212. Ann Tufton Vid. Ep. 213. Sackv Whittle Vid. Ep. 214. A. D. 1680. Ann Morland A. D. 1680. Sir ●almes Fairborne A. D. 1678. Ro● Cholmondeley A. D. 1680. Rich. Cholmondeley A. D. 1682. Ro● and Rich. Cholmondeley A. D. 1681. Edw. M 〈…〉 A. D. 1681. Brigit S 〈…〉 rson A. D. 1681. Rand. Egerton A. D. 1678. Edward Lord Herbert A. D. 1681. Ann Apseley A. D. 1682. Charlotta-Maria Stuart A. D. 1681. Ma. Stradling A. D. 1679. John Banester A. D. 1681. John Collins A. D. 1677. A. D. 1680. James and William Fox A. D. 1621. Will. Lawrence A. D. 1682. Nich. Johnson A. D. 1680. Ann Tufton A. D. 1680. Sackv Whittle