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              <text>1469</text>
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              <text>Chenies or Isenhampstead</text>
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              <text>Notes on the Parchment: "John Waliston Smith 1469 Isabell and Joan two wives Chenies"&#13;
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Description of Rubbing: There are 3 figures. &#13;
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The first female on the left is facing forward and her hands are praying. Her tunic is long and has pleats and folds. The tunic also has a low V-neck. She is also wearing a flowy headdress. &#13;
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The male in the middle is also facing forward with his hands praying. His tunic stops above his feet. The tunic also has folds and pleats with a belt. His hair is loose and short on top of his head. &#13;
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The female on the right is different. She is still facing forward with her hands praying. Her headdress is more rectangular and her V-neck is much deeper. Her elbows are also more of a 90 degree angle. </text>
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              <text>Rubbing 55cm x 47.5 cm</text>
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              <text>Herbert, W., and M.A. Macklin. 1907. "Full Text of 'the Brasses of England.'" Archive.org. Methuen &amp; Co. 1907. https://archive.org/stream/brassesengland00mackgoog/brassesengland00mackgoog_djvu.txt.</text>
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