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11. SUMMARY CATALOGUE OF SEPULCHRAL MEMORIALS AND REMAINS OF ANCIENT ART EXISTING IN PARISH CHURCHES.

HUNDRED OF .BLACKBOURN, .

ASHFIELD, The Thur lows are buried here; but have no monuments to their memory. BADWELL AsH. Monuments, l. Thomas Norgate, Esq. M.D. of Ashfield House, d. 14 Feb. 1818, aged 68. Elizabeth, his relict, only daughter of Thomas Burroughes, Esq, of Wymond• ham, Norfolk, d. 16 Nov. 1834, aged 71. Arms: Norgate, Gu. two gauntlets in sa1tire or, impaling Burroughes, Arg. a chevron az, between three chaplets proper. 2. A monument of marble, for Rev. Thos. Norgate, M.A. who died May 31, 1810, aged 29. This was formerly in Ashfield church, but has been removed hither. 3. Rev. James Norgate, M.B. of Gonville and Caius Coll. Camb. d. 22nd Feb. l 841, aged 49 years. 4. Sophia Mary Anne, wife of Rev. Burroughes Thos, Nor• gate, M.A. d. 27 Oct. 1831, aged 31. BARDWELL. Here are considerable remains of Stained Glass, in good preservation ; they consist of I. Sir William de Berd• well; kneeling on a small stool ; in his right hand, a spear erect, his left hand raised;: round his neck hangs his shield, on which are his arms : Gu. a goat salient arg. ; he is in armour, except his head, which is bound with a wreath or fillet; his helmet stands before him. Of this figure there is a large coloured en• graving, published by William Fowler, Winterton, Lincolnshire, and in Blomef. Norf. vol. i. p. 302, a woodcut of it. · 2, A man in armour, kneeling, his hands clasped and raised, on his armour are these arms: On a chief indented two mullets (Drury r), and over his head a shield of the same. 3. A woman kneeling, dressed in a dark gown, over her head, on a chapeau, a mnllet of six points, as a crest. Above are the arms of Pakenham, Quarterly or and gu. in the 1st quartet· an eagle displayed, BLACKBOURN HUNDRED, SUFFOLK. 281

In the window are various coats of arms ; as Brotherton, Hast• ings, Tuddenham, East Angles, Read, &c. Monuments. 1. A large mural one, of black and white marble, for Thos. Read, Esq. who d. 1678, aged 26. Arms: Read, Gu. on a bend arg. three shovellers sa, beaked and legged gu. 2. A plain white marble tablet, for Thos. Croftes Read, Esq. who d. 8 Aug. 1769, aged 71. 3. A table monument of stone covered with a slab of Kilkenny marble, for Sir Charles Crofts Read, d. 9 Oct. 1690, aged 38. Arms : Read, quartering Crofts, A. three bull's heads couped sa.; impaling Hewett, Gu. a chevron engrailed between three owls arg. 4. A large monument of alabaster, &c. against the south wall of the chancel; in a double-arched niche, the figures of a man and woman kneeling at a faldstool ; he in a loose gown, and long flowing hair; she with a book in her hand; below, a daughter in one compartment, kneeling, and, behind her, another with a skull in her hands, with a third lying behind her :-a boy in an• other compartment, kneeling, with a skull ; behind him lies a child, at the head of which are two other children kneeling. For Thomas Read, Esq. and Bridget his wife. He died 1651. Arms of Read and his quarterings, 5. A small mural monument for Thomas Crofts, Esq. second son of Sir John Crofts, knt, Died 1595, aged 80. Arms: Crofts, impaling Copledike, Arg. a chevron between three cross• crosslets gu. 6. A table monument, similar to No. 8, for Sir Charles Crofts, Knt. who d. 1660, aged 85. Arms: Crofts, impaling Poley, and Crofts impaling Litton, Ermine, on a chief indented az, three coronets or. 7. A mural monument of white marble on dove-coloured ground, for Rev. James Welton, Rector, who d. 1772. 8. Another of a similar description for Mrs. Anne Medowe, second daughter of Sir Thomas Medowe, of Yarmouth, Knt. died 15 July 1708. Arms : Medowe, Ar. two bends or, on a chief of the first two crosses patee of the second. 9. Another ditto, Elizabetha filiola charissima Caroli Crofts, Mil. ob. 2 Dec. 1638, eet, 15. Arms: Crofts. On a black marble slab are thirteen Greek verses, in memory of a person of the name of Poley; without any particulars. 282 CATALOGUE OF SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS, &c. Three stones had brasses, now lost; one having had the figures of a man and a woman kneeling opposite to each other, the man in armour, with very large elbow pieces. BARNINGHAM, Brass plate. " @rate p at'« jlll«gttstd ttmtllt' ~otbt qno'llam ltettotifj tfjtts, ettl'iet qi ollttt llet0• nono .fl!l«Ht an°. ID'ntJll!l1°.tttr0.1xxxxtx0• Qtuf" &c. Above is the figure of a priest. . Mural 'labktll_~ 1, Maurice Alexander, M.A. Rector, died 28 Feb. 1783, aged 46. 2, Maurice Dreyer, of London, merchant, d. 21 Nov. 1786. Arms: Dreyer, Arg. a chevron between three Catharine wheels gu. On an inescutcheon, Hall, Ar. a chevron embattled coun• ter-embattled or. . Monuments. I. Next the north wall, a large one of marble, consisting of a table placed against the wall, on which lies the figure in statuary marble of a young man on his side, his head resting on his right hand, in his left a book. Over him, in a niche in the wall, is the full-faced figure of a female, sitting in a chair, with a veil, fixed on the top of her head, and falling down on each side ; on her knee sits a child, and on her right hand stand two girls, and on her left three boys ; the arch of the niche supported by pillars of black marble, and at top is an open compass pediment. This is for Jane Lady Bacon, daughter of Hercules Meautys, Esq. first the wife of Sir Wm. Cornwallis, of Brome, Knt. and afterwards of Sir Nathaniel Bacon, Knt. d. 8 May 1659, set, 79. (See the inscription printed in "The Private Correspondence of Jane Lady Cornwallis," 1842, p. xii.) Arms: Cornwallis, Meautys, and Bacon, 2. Small mural, having in the centre the bust of a man; on the side a pallet and painter's brushes. Sir Nathaniel Bacon, K.B. who died 1627. (See the epitaph, ibid. p. xvi.) 8. Against the east wall, is a large monument of different mar• bles: "Depositum D. Margaretre Cornwallis, conjugis Caroli Cornwallis, Baronis de Eye, ob. 6 Martij, MDCLXVIII," Arms: Cornwallis. 4. In the nave, a very elegant mural monument of white mar• ble, for Charles second and last Marquess Cornwallis, d. 9 Aug. 1823, aged 49. Arms: Cornwallis impaling Gordon. Within the communion rails, a brass label, on which only the words " ptii meii " can be read; below, was a brass bust of a man' and inscription, now lost, BLACKBOURN HUNDRED, SUFFOLK. 283 In the east window are numerous arms of Cornwallis and his impalements; and in the south window of the nave, Bacon, im• paling Ferneley and Bures of four quarterings. The Cornwallis's have a large vault here, with only five cof• fins in it. Ei.MSWELL. Monuments. I. A small mural one of white mar• ble, for Mrs. Cecilia Lawton, · of Bury St. Edmund's. Died '7 Sept. 1813, aged 76. 2. Against the east end of the aisle, and filling nearly the whole of it, is a large and handsome monument of various kinds of marble; under an arch, supported by Corinthian columns, lies, resting on his left arm, a full-length figure clothed in a scarlet robe, with gold lace, and furred with ermine; at his feet, in an open arch, kneels his son. This is for Sir Robert Gar• diner, Knt. Chief Justice of Ireland 18 years, and for two years Viceroy there; he died 12 Feb. 1619, aged 80. Arms: Gar• diner, Gu. a chevron between three griffin's heads erased or; and Gardiner impaling Trelawney, Arg. a chevron or between three oak leaves vert. The whole inclosed in palisades. In the nave lies a large stone, which had a handsome cross in brass, with the figure of a priest in the centre of it; round the edge was a brass fillet for an inscription. All lost. EusTON. Brasses. I. The upper part of a man in armour, a female on his right: on his left was another female, this and the inscription gone. Arms: Rookwood, three chess rooks; and Rookwood, impaling, Quarterly, l and 4, six roundels ; 2 and 3, a cross. The female figure 2 feet long. 2. A plate, for Sir George Fielding, K.B. Baron of .Lecale, Viscount Callan, Earl of Desmond; d. 31 Jan. aged 49. Arms: Fielding, impaling Stanhope. No figure. 8. The upper part of a man, and the lower part of his wife; the man having very long hair, and a gown with long wide sleeves; there were two shields of arms at top, and an inscription below, now lost. 4. A stone, which had formerly the brass figure of a priest, now gone; below a plate still remains with this inscription : " 11ttc ;actt Jfl!tagt~ttrmtu'u~ §ottr crtcu~ quon== tram lttttor t~ttu~ tttl'it qut obt;t unlltttmo bit au,,. ,uttt anno •·nt ,fl!ttll'tmo ttttt0• xxtiij0• Qtuj.'' &c. 284 CATALOGUE OF SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS, &c. 5. The figures of a man and his wife, each 2 feet 11 inc. high ; the man's hair dressed very wide on the sides, a purse and tassel hang from his girdle ; the woman's head-dress that of the time of Edward IV. There was a shield at each corner, and an inscrip• tion below, which are lost. 6. " C!)f »or t{Jar»te r,ra» .for »e f;SOWlt Of 8erarl1 ~otf.J»l ~f;Squver, w{Jit{Je 8erarl1 lJtttf;Sf;SJ1lJ t{Je xxb lYa»

Of 1Btte'btr, »e »ere Of OW»r lOdJ 80lJ ;lfll\0 .bc.xxbtij. @n W{JOf;St fSOUlt,'' &c. A large shield above gone. 7. The figure of a female 16:! inches high, the head-dress of about 1500, vet·y large cuffs, purse, &c. The inscription gone. Monuments. 1. A marble tablet for Catharine, wife of Lieut.• Colonel the Hon. William Fitzroy, seventh son of Charles 1st Lord Southampton, and sister of Sir Simon Houghton Clarke, Bart. died 16 April 1808, aged 30. 2. White marble tablet, for Frances Anne, daughter of Ro• bert Earl of Londonderry, wife of Lord Charles Fitzroy, died 9 Feb. 1810, aged 31. 3. Frances, daughter of Edward Miller Mundy, Esq. wife of Lord Charles Fitzroy, second son of Augustus-Hemy Duke of Grafton, died 9 Aug. 1797, aged 24. 4. A handsome white marble monument, for Augustus Henry third Duke of Grafton, born 28 Sept. 1735; died 14 March 1811, aged 76. Arms of Fitzroy in the Garter. 5. A white tablet of marble for Caroline Fitzroy, sixth daugh• ter of Augustus Henry Duke of Grafton ; died 28 May 1803, aged 22. 6. Another ditto, for Augustus Fitzroy second, and Frederick Fitzroy, third son of Augustus Henry Duke of Grafton. Au• gustus, born 3 June 1772; died 26 Sept. 1801. Frederick, born 16 Sept. 1774 ; lost 1793. 7. Another tablet, for Harriet Fitzroy, 7th dau. of Augustus Henry Duke of Grafton, born 8 April 1784; died 14 April I804. 8. Another, for Louisa, third daughter of the same; died 28 Feb. 1806, aged 29. 9. A handsome monument, '' Henricus Comes et Baro de

Arlington, Vicecomes de Thetford, &c. qui anno Sal8• Mncr.xxvr. Ecclesiam bane re-edificavit," Arms, Bennet impaling Nassau. 10. On the west wall of the church, outside, a mural monu- BLACKBOURN HUNDRED, SUFf'OLK, 285 ment, for ~, Abraham Magnay generosus, Suevorurri de gente, Preceptor Car. D. de Grafton, ob. 16 Maij 1737, eet, 89." I I. Mural monument in the chancel, Caroline, relict of Lord Henry Fitzroy, born 25 Aug. 1773, died l Jan. 1835. 12. Henry Fitzroy, eldest son of Augustus Henry Duke of Grafton, and of Elizabeth his second wife, Rector of Euston with Burnham, and Prebendary of Westminster, died 7 June 1828, aged 59. Twelve Latin lines, signed H. F. 13. Gen. Lord Charles Fitzroy, Col. of 4th Regiment, second son of Augustus Henry Duke of Grafton, and Anne, daughter of Henry Lord Ravensworth, d. Dec. 20, 1829, aged 66, and was buried by his desire in Wicken church, Northamptonshire. a . Monuments, I. An altar tomb in the chancel, for Mr. Reynolds Taylor, who died JO 1)1ay 1692. The inscription long, containing his pedigree. Arms, Taylor, a lion passant; with impalements. 2. A white marble tablet for Rev. Wm. Tiffin, died 2 Feb. 1822, aged 45. 3. Another small one for Charles John Smyth, Rector, died 1827, aged 67. · HEPWORTH, Stained Glass. Arms of Spencer (?) and Poyntz, with other slight remains. HrnnERCLAY. Monument. A black marble tablet, with an• gels, &c. " Georgius Thompson, filius Anthonii Th. de Trum• penton in agro Cantab. Armr', ob', 30 Nov. 1711, aged 28." Arms: Per fess embattled arg. and sa. three falcons counter• changed. He was Rector. HoNINGTON. Brasses, I. Anne Curteis, wyfe of Augustine C. Gentl», d. 15 Feb. 1585; above was a female figure now lost. 2. A man in a short gown or cloak, ruff, sword. Over him a shield of arms, Duke, a chevron between three birds, quartering Parke, an eagle displayed : for George Duke, gent. who died 17 March 1594. Below, Duke and Parke quarterly, impaling Cur• teis, Paly of six, a fesse cheque, a crescent for difference. Height of the figure 24 inches. Monuments, 1. Against the north wall, a small lozenge-shaped tablet, for Mary Susanna, daughter of Robert Rushbrooke, Esq 2. White marble, for Robert Rushhrooke, gent., died 21 Nov. 1753, aged SI. Arms: Rushbrooke, a fess between three roses. • See epitaph in Baker's Northamptonshire, vol. ii, p, ~59, 286 CATALOGUE OF SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS, &c. HoPTON, Monuments, 1. A mural one of black and white marble, for Thomas Raymond, Esq. first sole Keeper of the Papers of State and Council to King Charles II.; died 20 Oct. 1680. Arms : Raymond, Sable, a chevron between three eagles displayed arg. on a canton of the last a bend engrailed between two martlets of the first, impaling Greenwood, Sable, a chevron between three pickaxes argent. 2. A small one, for Rev. George Stone, Rector, who died 29 . August 1717, aged 65. 3. Another small one of stone, for Frances Elizabeth, daugh• ter of John and Ann Beales, who died 30 March 1808, aged 27. HuNSTON. Monuments, I. A white marble tablet, for Arthur Heigham, Esq, ob. 7 cal. Junii 1787, aged 80. Arms: Heigh• am, Sa. a fesse countercompony or and sa, between three nag's heads erased arg.; impaling Arg. on a pale az. three crescents of the first, Cooke. He was buried at Gislingham. 2. A marble tablet, for Mrs. Mary Page, who died April 24, 1731; a benefactor. 3. Mural tablet, for Maria Catharine, wife of John Henry Heigham, of Hunston Hall, Esq. and daughter of Wm. Gould, Esq. of Bury, d. Nov. 29, 1836, aged 40. Arms: Heigham, with quarterings, impaling Gould, Per cross az, and or, a lion rampant counterchanged. 4. Another mural tablet, for Rev. Henry Heigham, of Hun• ston Hall, patron and incumbent of the parish, d. 29 Dec. 1834, aged 66. And Elizabeth, his wife, dau, of Thos, Symonds, Esq. of Bury, died 9 Dec. 1834, aged 60. Arms: Heigham, of four coats, impaling Symonds, Sa. a dolphin embowed arg. quarter• ing Spring, and Jermyn. In the transept, Stone tablets for 1. Mr. John Rust, d. 1752, Ann his wife, and John their son; and 2. for James Ellis, gent. and Susan his wife. INGHAM, Monuments, 1. White marble, chancel; "Edwardus Leedes, Scholes Buriensis Magister, et Anna ux, ejus. Illa obt,

13 cal. Dec. eet. 80. Illa 13 cal. Aug. eet, 60, a0, 1707. Arms : Leedes, a fess between three eagles displayed. 2. Another. mural monument of marble, for Rev. Rob. Lowe, Rector, buried 1 Sept. 1727, aged 91. Arms: Lowe, Gu. a wolf passant arg. impaling Knight and Calthorpe. Three stones had brasses, BLACKBOURN HUNDRED, SUFfOLK. 287 , Brass. On a mural monument, north wall of chancel, six plates of brass, I. a man in a gown, kneeling at a faldstool, on which lies an open book; in front of him, on an• other plate, 2. is his wife, also kneeling at a faldstool, with an open book on it, and having two children kneeling behind her, a son and a daughter. Above their heads are three shields of arms; (l.) 3. Codington, a cross fretty. (2.) 4. Buckenham, a lion rampant quartering and Heath; impaling Jenour, on a cross engrailed five fleurs de lis, in a bordure en• grailed. (3.) 5. Codington impaling Jenour. 6. A large plate below: Inscription, " Richard Codington Esquyer, the first temporall Lorde of this manor of Ixworth," &c. died 27 Maye, 1567. (See this monument more fully described in the Collecta• nea Topog. et Geneal. vol. vii. p. 298.) Monuments, 1. Mural, of white marble, for George Boldero, gent. born 7 Dec. 1704; d.Apr.14, 1761, and others of his family. 2. Small ditto, for Jonathan Hawes, d. 1780, aged 70 ; also for his wife and daughter. 3. Mural monument of white marble, "Johannes Boldero, A.M. Ecclesiarum de Clipston et Dingley in agro Northamp• toniensi Rector, obt, 22 die M aii A 0• D'ni 1751, eet. 77. Arms: Boldero, Per pale or and az. a saltire counterchanged. 4. A brass plate fixed in a small tablet of white marble, for John, youngest son of George and Hester Boldero, who d. 24 May 1829, aged 36. Arms of Boldero on another plate. 5. A small mural tablet, for Hester, second daughter of Geo. and Hester Boldero, d. 9 Dec. 1809, aged 24. 6. White marble, Sarah, wife of Andrew Caldecott, died 27 Nov. 1776, aged 25. 7. Andrew Caldecott, plumber and glazier, d. 1773. Eliza• beth his wife, &c. 8. A mural tablet, for Rev. George Boldero, Perpetual Curate of this parish, died at Brussels, 1.7 Jan. 1836. aged 55. 9. On the outside of the church, a mural monument of stone, for Mr. John Green, surgeon, who died 14 Oct. 1799, aged 69, and others of his family. LANGHAM. Brass. John Jollye, died 18 Aug. 1630. No figure. A benefactor. 2. A brass plate, lately fixed in the wall of the chancel by Rev. Frederick Henry Barnwell, in memory of Bridget, wife of 288 CATALOGUE OF CHRALSEPUL MONUMENTS, &c. John Turnor, Esq. and daughter of Sir Thos. Gery, of Ealing, co. Middlesex, who died 23 Dec. 1746. A marble tablet on the wall, for Sir James Henry Blake, Bart. who died 21 April 1832, aged 62, and of Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, daughter of Gen. Gage, who d. 21 Jan. 1832, aged 66. L1vERMERE PARVA. Monument of black marble in the chan• cel, for Richard Coke, Esq. son of Richard Coke, Esq. who died 12 Nov. 1688, aged 51,, Also for his wife Elizabeth. Arms: Coke, Or, on a chief sa, a cinquefoil between two annulets of the first; impaling Maltyward, Sa. on a cross arg. a griffin's head erased of the field, There is a large vault for the families of Lee and Acton, con• taining nine coffins. NORTON. Stained Glass. In the south chancel window is a row of figures in the tracery, of the Virgin Mary; St. Christo• pher with our Saviour on his shoulder; two Bishops; the Virgin again; another Bishop; a Priest in white robes with a gold border: with architectural ornaments. In another win• dow is the figure of a female in a red and white dress ; and in the other windows broken fragments, the designs of which cannot now be made out. Monuments, 1. Mural, for Rev. Andrew Pern, B.D. Rector of this parish, and of Abington Pygots, co. Camb. died 23 Nov. 1772, aged 64. Also for Ann his wife. Arms : Pern, Or, on a chevron between three pelican's heads erased az. a mullet of six points or; impaling, Or, a bend lozengy sa. 2. A white marble tablet, for Rev. Richard Kendall, Rector, d. 19 July 1796, aged 65. Arms: Per chevron ermine and gu. three pelican's heads erased arg. vulning themselves, on a chief az. three fleurs de lis or. 3. A plain white marble tablet, for Rev. Wm. Clerke, Rec• tor, died 14 Jan. 1831, aged 72. 4. A neat mural tablet of white marble, for Robert Braddock, gent. died 3 Jan. 1812, aged 71. 5. Another plain mural tablet, for Mary, the wife of William Staniforth, Esq, and dau. of Rev. Cox Macro, D.D. died 14 Nov. 1786, aged 70. Two stones had brass figures, now lost. R1cKINGHALL INFERIOR, Monument, mural, for John Amys, gent. died 20 May 1767, aged 68, and Letitia his wife, BLACKBOURN HUNDRED, SUFFOLK. 289 . Monuments, 1. A mural one of marble, north wall of the chancel, for "Johannes Bull de Bouge in hoe corn. Gen. ob. 23 Feb", 1643." Arms: Bull, Arg. three bull's heads erased sa, ; impaling Coleman, Per pale arg. and sa, a cross patonce between four mullets, all counterchanged. 2. A low table monument, against the north wall of the chan• cel, without inscription or arms. 3. In the north wall of the nave, an arched recess, probably monumental. STANTON ALL SAINTS. In the east window the arms of Bury Abbey in stained glass. Brass. For John Parker and Elizabeth his wife, which John deceased the viijth day ofOct.1575, and Eliz. the 7th Feb, 1597. No figures. In the south wall of the aile is a large niche, with a sharp• pointed flowered arch with pinnacles: probably a tomb. STOWLANGTOFT. Brass. " Paulus D'Ewes de Stowlangtoft Arm." " Et Sissilia prima uxor," &c. No date. Brass. In the nave, on a stone, was a small figure of a woman, now lost : beneath there still remains a brass shield, of Wingfield impaling Wentworth. · Monuments, I. A tablet of white marble, for Sir Walter Raw• linson, Knt. who died 13 March 1805, aged 70, and Mary his widow, who d. 17 Aug. 1816, aged 73. Arms: Rawlinson. Gu. two bars gemelles between three escallops arg. ; impaling Lad. broke. 2. A large and handsome monument against the north chan• cel wall, for Sir Willoughby D'Ewes, Bart. who

Mil8." Arms: 1. D'Ewes, with his quarterings. 2. Symonds. S, Isham. 5. In the middle of the chancel lies a large stone, on which were the figures in brass, of a man and his wife, with a fillet round, for an inscription, now all gone. Four shields of arms, had Ashfield, impaling Jermyn. These shew that the stone was a memorial of Robert Ashfield, Esq. who married Alice, dau, of Sir Thomas Jermyn, Knt. of Rushbrooke, and d. 1558. THELNETHAM. Brass. Small : "Ora:te p a:t'a: altt. Q!a:lv quonb' uxor .ijof)tf, Q!a:l», tujur, a:t'e pptttetur JDeut." Monuments. Against the south wall of the aisle, a large and handsome monument of white marble, with black borders; above are the half-length figures of a man and woman ; the man partly armed, his right hand on a book; her left hand leaning over a book, his left hand upon her right, and both hands on a skull.• " Hie dormit Henricus Bokenham de Thelnetham in corn. Suff Miles, et Dorothea uxor ejus, filia natu maxima et coheeres Guil• fordi Walsingham Arm'. Heec obt. 1 Oct. 1654. Ille mens. Oct. 1648." Below, in two niches, are the busts of a man and woman. Arms : Bokenham, krg. a lion rampant gu. debruised by a bend sa, thereon three bezants. Impaling Walsingham, Paly of six arg. and sa. a fesse gu. THORPE IxwoRTH. Monuments, I. Against the north wall of the chancel, black and white marble : for " Charles Crofts, Esq. sonne and heire of Thomas Crofts, of Bardwell, Esq. and his 2 wives, Eler sole daur, and hr of John Piers of Norwold, co. Norf. Gent. and Thomasine, daur of Ralph Shelton, of Brome, co. Norf. Esq. He died 11 Feb. 1616, aged, 70." Arms: Crofts, quartering Sampson; and on an inescutcheon, Piers, Sa. a chevron ermine 15'etween three griffin's(?) heads erased arg. 2. A small mural one, for " Johannes Crofts Armr, qui na• tus octavo die Maij 1588, ob. 11 Oct. 1644.'' Arms: Crofts, a crescent for difference. , Monuments, 1. Mural, of white marble, on dove• coloured ground, against the north wall of the chancel, for Anne, wife of Capel Lofft, and dau. of Henry Emlyn, of Windsor, architect. She d. 8 Sept. 1801. Arms: Lofft, Gu. a chevron engrailed erm, between three trefoils slipped ; quar• tering Capel, and Or, an eagle displayed: on an inescutcheon, BLACKBOURN HUNDRED, SUFFOLK. 291 Emlyn, Sa. a naked man, holding in his hands, bendwise, a tree. 2. An oval tablet of white marble, for Henry Capel Lofft, Lieut. 48th Foot, killed at Albuhera, in Spain, 16 May 181], aged 28. 3. Mural, white marble, for Robert Maddocks, who died May 1735, eet. 36; and Dorothy his wife, d. March 1763, eet. 63. Also Rev. Benjamin Brundish, her 2nd husband, d. Oct. 1739. Also Jane, dau, of Adam and Ellen Walker, d. 6 id. Ap. 1791. Arms: Walker, Arg. on a chevron between three crescents sa, an estoile of the first. 4. In the nave, a small mural tablet (cenotaph), for Capel Lofft, Esq. who was born 14 Nov.1751, died at Moncalieri, near Turin, 26 May 1824. 5. In a floor lies a stone on which was an inscription around, now nearly obliterated, ...... Susanne ...... uxoris Thome Bowe .... Three stones had brasses, with figures of females, now gone. WALSHAM LE WILLOWS, Monuments, I. Tablet of white marble, for John Hunt, Esq. who d. 11 Jan. 1681. Arms: Hunt, Ar. on a bend between two water-bougets or, three leo• pard's faces gu.; impaling Erm. a lion rampant gu. crowned or, in a bordure sa, charged with torteaux. 2. Another for John Hunt, Esq. who d. 9 June 1'726, aged 65, and Elizabeth his daughter. 'Arms: Hunt, impaling Blosse, Gu, three dragons passant in pale erm. In the nave lies a stone which had a chalice in brass, and an inscription now lost. In the north aisle, a mural tablet of white marble for George Wilkinson, Esq. who died 2 Feb. 1837, aged 74; and Mary Anne, his wife, who d. 20 Feb. 1830, aged 63 • Brass, Anno milleno sex centeno atque secundo Post natfi Christi; donec scribebat Eliza- Betha regens quintu post denos quatuor anmi Jani bis deno, ac octavo, filia Thome Shardelow qure fuerat, nuper conjuxq, Roberti Smalpece, hoe tandem posita est Thomasina sepulcro, Arms above on another plate: Smalpece, quartering two other coats, and impaling Shardelow, a chevron between three cross• crosslets. Arms of Smalpece, a chevron engrailed between three cinquefoils. 292 .CATALOGUE OF SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS, &c. W ATTISFIELD. Monuments, l. Against the south wall of the chancel, of white and coloured marble, for Mrs. Elizabeth..wife of Mr. Samuel Moody, merchant of Bury, and daughter of Robert Baker, Esq. who d. 5 Oct. 1746, aged -38. Arms: Moody, Arg. on a chevron engrailed between three trefoils slipped sa. three lozenges or, on a chief az. two arms issuing from clouds proper, sleeved or, holding in the hands a rose gu. On an inescutcheon, Baker, Erm. on a fesse engrailed sa. three fleurs de lis or. 2. Another of a similar description for Anna Robina, wife of Nockold Thompson, gent. and dau. of Robert Baker, Esq. died April 13, 1747, aged 33. Arms, on a pyramid above, Baker. 3. A tablet monument against the north wall, covered with a Purbeck slab, and thereon a small piece of white marble, for John Osborne, Esq. d. 4 .Tuly 1619, aged 74. Arms: Osborne, above, Sa. a griffin segreant between ten billets or. WESTON MARKET. Monuments, I. Small, of white marble, for Dr. John Thurston, who d. 18 May 1776, aged 77. 2. Ditto, for Framingham Thurston, Esq. who d. 18 Jan. 1789, aged 40. Catharine Bokenham, in her own right Lady Berners, d. 29 Nov, 1743, aged 89, and lies buried under a flat stone in the ~M~L . Wssrow, Brass, A plate, without figures, in Roman capitals: " Halyfax me genuit, Cantabrigia docuit, Suffolcia audivit, Angina rapuit, nunc Corpus tenet Tumulus, Christus anirna, Nomen mihi fuit Guillielmus Bois. Obiit 22, Aprilis 1591. Vale, Lector, de illo Ter• tullianijrequenter cogita, Fiducia Christianorum, Resurrectio Mortuorum."

Monuments, I. Mural, of black and white marble, for An•

thony Crofts, Esq. of Westow, 12d sonne of Sr John Crofts, of Little Saxham, Knt. Arms: Crofts, impaling Franklin, Arg. on a bend sa. three dolphins embowed of the field. 2. Mural, of different kinds of marble, for Thomas Crofts, Esq. who died at Saxham, 13 April 1612, aged 75. Susan, his wife, was the daughter of John Poley, of Badley, Suff. Esq. BLACKBOURN HPNPRED, SUFFOLK. 293 Arms: Crofts, and Crofts impaling Cockett; Franklin, Samp• son, Kitson, and Poley. 3. On a plain oval of white marble, John Edwards, Esq. and Elizabeth Rushbrooke, his only daughter. She died Aug. 24, 179,l, aged 61. 4. Another, for John Edwards, Esq. who d. 11 July 1775, aged 69. Arms: Edwards, Arg. a fesse between three martlets sa.; on an inescucheon Rookes? Arg. a chevron between three rooks sa. 5. Another small oval, for Barham Rushbrooke, Esq. d. 18 Nov. 1782, aged 61. 6. An altar tomb of white and black marble, for Sir Sydenham Fowke, Knt. who d. 24 May 1743, aged 55. Also Frances, his relict, d. 20 Dec. 1732, aged 73. Arms : Fowke, Vert, a fleur de lis arg. with a crescent. On an inescutcheon, Progers, Per pale az. and gu. three lions rampant arg. 7. Mural, of white marble, for John Progers Herbert Edwards, Esq. only son of John Edwards, Esq, of Hampton, Middlesex, who d. 29 May 1758, ag_ed 71. Arms, Edwards. In the chancel lies a large stone which had a handsome cross in brass, highly ornamented, in the upper part of which appears to have been a representation of our Saviour, and at the foot of the cross kneels a figure, perhaps a priest, with a label from his mouth ; now all gone. W 01tnWELL. Two coffin lids, with raised crosses, one of them much ornamented. A figure, apparently a woman, with a label from the mouth, and inscription below, all gone. A coffin-shaped stone, which had on the edge an engraved inscription and a plain cross in the centre, what remains, appears to be, WULLE VE + DVVE ••••

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