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Title: Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Year: 1882 (1880s)
Authors: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society. cn
Subjects: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Publisher: Bristol, Eng. : The Society
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ISSIMASERIE PERINSIGNIS * VIR ERAT NON VULGARITER ERUDITUS, INDOLIS PERACUTjE memorise tenacis ingenii VIVIDI, iudicii perqua SUBACTI • HINC PROPTER EXIMIAS DOTES FIDE FORTITUDENEMQ:PROVINCLE SU.E PRO-PR.EFECTUS ALTER A REGIO DIPLOMATE CON-STITUTE EST, UNDE POSTQUA FIDELIS ILLE PATRIOTA REGI PATRIAESIBI SUISQ: SATISFECISSET ET INTERIORES PROVINCE SU.E COMITATUS VRBem Glocestrisfe circumiacentes, ab urbis servitudine per- • A - .... • A antiqua iniquisq: civiu privilegiis emancipasset immunesq:posteris reliquisset sal • .era. MDCLXX. ^t. 53. Heu* NIM1S PROPERANT FATA PRETIOSiE CUIUS MEMORISE UNICUS FILIUS AC uteres Johannes Guise, miles ac Baronetus, hoc monumentum PARENTAVIT. His immediate successors lived probably at Elmore, but thewidow of Sir William Guise, described in the Register as DameElizabeth Guise, died at Brockworth, and was buried there Sept.27th, 1656. 1 Particulars for grants 15Eliz., sec. 8. 2 Trans, of the B. & Q Arch. Sac, Vol III. pp. 49-78. i PLATE XIX.
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TOMB OF SIR CHRISTOPHER GUISE. Manor and Advowson of Brockworth. 163 The son of this William, another William, probably lived atBrockworth, as his children, William, Eleanor, and Frances werebaptized there 1621-26. Sir Christopher Guise, son of Sir William,lived at Brockworth, and died there Oct. 24th., 1670. Hismonument in the chancel, a bust enclosed in a wreath, is a fineexample of the sculptural work of the period. A woodcut ofthe monument is given on Plate XIX. The inscription upon itis as on the last page. Two children of the said Sir Christopher, by his first marriagewith Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Lawrence Washington, were bap-tized at Brockworth, Elizabeth in 166y, and Henry in 166^. Thelast entry I find recorded in the Parish Registers is of the LadyElizabeth Guise, widow and relict of Sir John Guise, Baronett,who was buried at Brockworth, July 21st, 1720. There is not much of political or general interest to mark theconnection of the Guises with Brockworth. The times were s

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