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Identifier: historyofhampshi04doub (find matches)
Title: A history of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Doubleday, Herbert Arthur, 1867-1941
Subjects: Natural history
Publisher: Westminster (Constable)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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1th of July A0 Dm 1640. Above is asmall plate with the arms, a cheveron between threemolets. The crest is a dragons head. The next brass has the figures of a woman andnine daughters, and an inscription : Here liethThomas Chapman and Agnes hys wyffe whichThomas decessid the first day of Maye in the yere ofowre lord God mcccccxxiiti on whois soules Ihn havemercy A. To the east of this is an early 16th-century brassfigure of a man in armour cut off below the knees,and another brass with the figure of a woman in apedimental head-dress, with her six daughters, and theinscription, Hie sub pede jacent corpora venerabilisviri Johis Haydok armig^i et Elizabeth consortf sue qquidem JohTs obiit vicesimo sexto die mensis marciianno del millmo quingenteslo quarto quo3 aiabusppicietur de amen. Another brass represents a man in a fur-trimmeddoctors robe with hanging sleeves. The inscriptionis Willms jacet hie qu5dam Goode ex patre dictus ;Presbiter & doctor artibus Oxonie ; que clare enutriit 96
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Rotherwick Church : The Nave looking West ODIHAM HUNDRED ODIHAM quod.1 Merton dom? alma ; huic gen9 & mores, Ley-cestria terra dat ort? ; P9 qu5 qui legis hec carminafunde preces. On the south wall of the north chapel, near theeast end, is part of a 17th-century alabaster monumentwith a lozenge of the arms of Poynings with threequarterings. Over the wall monument is a black marble slabto Mary late wyffe of Edward More eldest daugh-ter and coheire of SR Adryan Poyninges, knight andbrother to Thomas last Lord Poyninges & ofMary wyfFc of the said Sir Adryan & daughter &sole heir of Sir Owen West knight etc. She diedin i 59i.2I6a On the floor below is the indent of a large brassof a man and his two wives; under the second thefigures of five daughters and one son still remain. There is another floor slab to Richard Compton,who died in 1659. The arms ar: those of Comptonof Godalming : Ermine a bend sable with three helmsor thereon. In the south chapel is a floor slab in whic

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