Notes on the Parchment: "small brasses Chalfont St. Giles"
Description of Rubbing: The top rubbing is of the 5 sons. They are very crowded with 3 in front, 1 partially seen behind them and 1 barely seen behind them all.
Wife of William Cheyne of the Isle of Sheppey, her father was Thomas Boleyn
Description of Rubbing: She is standing facing left. Her hands are not praying they are open in front of her chest with all 5 fingers showing on both hands. She has a…
Notes on the Parchment: "Elizabeth Norveau Beaconsfield 1609"
Description of Rubbing: She is facing forward and to the left. There is no discernable facial features. Her hands are praying and she is wearing a brimmed hat. She has a long dress that…
Cardinal Wolsey's ambassador to Pope Charles V and ambassador to King Henry VIII and Parson of Sessay Archdeacon of the east riding and west warden of the college Sibthorpe,
Nottinghamshire Inscription In shield: "As God Wyll"
"Christopher Kay buried Oct the 23d Anno Dom 1689 Mrs Jane Nichollson Bu June the 4th 1690/ confined in a bed of dust/ hear doth a body lye/ raised again it will I trust/ into the heavens high/sin not but have a care/ to make you…
Description of Rubbing: It is a helmet facing left with three three-leaf clovers on top of it. There is bold lines and very little cross-hatching. Missing inscription and crest
Description of Rubbing: A wooden straight cross that is attached to a layered round base. It is on top of 2 lines of inscription. It is a cross for the infant brother of Anne…
Description of Rubbing: The parchment has the same brass rubbing twice just across from each other and sideways. Looking at the rubbing section with the depiction facing upwards there are four elements.…
Notes on the Parchment: Upton 1599 Edward Bulstrode
Description of Rubbing: Edward is on the left. He has his hands praying and he is facing the right. He is in full armor with a cartwheel ruff but has no helmet. His hair is…
Notes on the Parchment: "Eduarde Bulstrode 2 wives 1517"
Description of Rubbing: Edward is on the left. He has his hands in prayer and his hair hits his shoulders. His hair is combed down on either side of his face.
When reading upside down line 1: Here under this tombe lyeth buried the body of Gar/ line 2: diner ----- and Anne his wife Which ----- dec----d ----- / line 3: died day of October ------ ----- ------…
"Sir Edward Warner, knight, now resteth here/ who lived to full fyftie yeares and fower/ His wifes also by armes you see appeare/ What needeth then with words to blaze them o're/ His virtues rare, would not be letten passe/…
