Hickling Nottinghamshire : 無料・フリー素材/写真
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| 説明 | Vaux tombstone, discovered in the churchyard in 1983 and left there accumulating damp and moss until December 1999 when it was conserved and placed in the chancel It has a latin inscription which translates as "Here lies William Harrowden on whose soul may God have mercy Amen"It was carved c 1600 and its rough central texture indicates it would originally have had an effigy / coat of arms on top. It is believed to have been mutilated and thrown out of the church during or just after the 17c Civil War, in parliamentary times due to its aristocratic, recusant catholic and royal symbols. The family continued to keep the catholic faith after the Reformation , probably why his grave was targetedWilliam Vaux 3rd Lord of Harrowden died 20th August 1595 He was the son of Thomas Vaux 2nd Lord 1556 & Elizabeth Cheyne 1556 heiress of Hickling , daughter of Sir Thomas Cheyney of Ithlingborough by 2nd wife Anne daughter of Wiliam Parr of Kendal He m1 Elizabeth daughter of John Beaumont of Grace Dieu, by 2nd wife Elizabeth daughter of Sir William Hastings Children1. Henry 1558/9 - dsp 15872. Anne 1635 unmarried 3 Elizabeth m Edward Brooksby 1584 of Shoby son of Robert Brokesby of Shollesley 1615 & Dorothy daughter of John Congreve (Dorothy's sister Elizabeth Underhill is at Ettington flic.kr/p/2eBLKVo )Edward dvp 1584 4. Eleanore He m2 Mary / Muriel 1597 daughter of John Tresham of Rushton by Eleanor daughter of Anthony Catesby of WhistonChildren1. George 1564-dsp 1594 m Elizabeth flic.kr/p/2ECSxA +++ daughter of John Roper 1st Lord Teynham & 1st wife Eiizabeth Parke flic.kr/p/2ECSyN 2. Edward dsp3. Sir Ambrose dsp4. Catherine 5. Muriel+++ The marriage of George & Elizabeth was a love match their marriage led to George being disinherited. The new heir was his brother Ambrose . Early in 1590, George and his father were reconciled and Ambrose surrendered his right as heir. The Vauxs were noted recusants - Elizabeth harboured at her husband's house at Harrowden the Jesuit Robert Gerard and was a suspect in the investigations into the Gunpowder Plot, hence imprisoned 1611–13Picture with thanks - copyright Alan Murray - Rust CCL www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4420336 |
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