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Hatfield Broad Oak
Layer Marney
Little Baddow
Little Dunmow
(Little Horkesley)
Little Easton
Little
Samford Maldon
Pebmarsh
Pleshey
Romford
Sible Heddingham
Stansted Mountfitchet
Thorpe
-Le-Soken
Theydon Mount
Wethersfield Wicken Bonhunt
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Robert de Vere, 3rd
Earl of Oxford (c 1300)
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Other
Monuments |
Sir John
Barrington (1788)
Standing wall
monument with two putti flanking an urn.
Sarah Chamberlayne
(1742) profile in oval medallion
infront of an obelisk
Richard
Chamberlayne (1758) Identical to the
above
Stanes
Chamberlayne (1782) portrait medallion
is at the foot with a putti standing above
Sir Charles
Barrington (1788) oval relief of
mourning female, urn and weeping willow. By
J F Moore of London
Lady Ibbertson
(1816) with two angels above the
inscription plate. By Flaxman |
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Sir William
Marney (1414) Alabaster
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John Lord
Marney (1525) Terracotta |
Henry Lord
Marney (1523)
Terracotta. Probably by
the same hand and that to John Lord Marney. |
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Henry Mildmay (1639) |
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Walter Fitzwalter (1432) &
Wife (1464) Alabaster effigies
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Lady (early 15 C)
alabaster. The tomb chest is later 15th C |
Other Monuments - Not Shown
Sir James Halley (1753)
Obelisk with seated female holding a medallion. By
Thomas Adye |
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Brygete, wife of Thomas
Fynedorne & John, Lord Marney (1549) , & her
two husbands |
Lady (late 13th C)
Oak Knight (c 1250)
Oak Knight (c 1270) Oak. Fragmentary
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Sir Robert Swynborne
(1391) & Son (1412)
Tomb chest with brasses
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Tomb chest (late 15th C)
Purbeck marble fragment
Kathryn Leventhorp (1502)
shroud brass |
The church was completely destroyed by a bomb in 1940
and rebuilt in 1958 |
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Viscount Bourchier, Earl of
Essex (1484) & Wife
Tomb chest with canopy and
brasses. Architectural detail and detail of brasses
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Sir Henry Maynard (1610) and
Wife Alabaster. Very good. He was MP for St
Albans. A photograph of the lower part of the monument
is shown below left column, bottom row
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William, 1st Baron Maynard
(1746) & 2nd wife Daisy
Marble. Roman costume.
Style is that of Grinling Gibbons but probably by
Edward Pearce. A photograph of this monument is
shown below left column, top row |
Lady Frances Maynard (1613) |
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Above, right column:
William, 2nd Baron Maynard
(1796) & Wife
He stands leaning on an urn, with the portrait
of his wife. Around are other members of his family as busts or
relief medallions. The panels shows Justice, Charity, Fortitute
and other allegorical figures. Marble. Below is shown the detail of that panel. By
Charles Stanley, 1746 |
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Plan of Bouchier Chapel, showing
Robert Fyn priest c. 1420. Brass |
Lady Bourchier c. 1400
Tomb chest with panels with shields; ogee arch
with shields in spandrels.
On the above knight 13th C
minature effigy |
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Above:
William
Twedy & Wife
'Here lies the body of William Twedy,
Esquire, who distinguised himself as a military
commander first under Queen Elizabeth of
glorious memory in surpressing the tumult in the
north of England, next under the invincible hero
the Lord Baron of Willoughby in France, and
lastly under the auspices of the illustrious
Earl of Leicester, in the Netherlands, and was
Warden of the military works at Bergen-op-Zoom.
He married firstly Mabell, the daughter of Sir
Henry Curwen, Knight of the County of Cumberland,
by whom he had one daughter, and afterwards
married Margaret, the daughter of Rooke Green,
Esquire, of Sampford Parva, in the County of
Essex, by whom he had 3 sons and twice as many
daughters. He died on the 7th July, 1605, whose
soul rest in peace'. from the Latin
Left:
Bridget Peck (1712) |
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Various wall monuments,
starting top right & proceeding clock wise:
Sarah Jeffrey
(1638)
? Thomas D'Arcy
(1485) incription lost but preserved
from Weever.
John Steevens
(1677) age 5
Mary Vernon (1647)
NOT SHOWN
Thomas Cummocke
(1602) with two wives and two children,
kneeling he frontal, she profile. |
Probably Sir William Fitzralph (1323)
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Above and eight:
Samuel Turnell
(1758) He was the nephew of the above.
By Cheere
Sir Henry Joliffe (1749) Big
urn. By Cheere Not shown |
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Left:
Ann Carew (1605)
Right:
Sir George Hervey (1605) & Wife
NOT SHOWN
Sir
Anthony Cooke (1576) & Family
Triptych with kneelers. pediment with
Corninthian columns over |
Sir John
Hawkwood (1394)
A cenotaph: he was buried
at Florence Cathedral |
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Above left:
Sir Thomas Middleton (1631)
Sarcophagus with skulls. Two
standing angels hold inscription plate; two further
angels outside the columns which bear the arch. He began
as an apprentice to a grocer and rose to be Lord Mayor
of London. He was a founder member of the East India
Company and financed the expeditions of Drake, Raleigh
and Hawkins.
Above right:
Hester Salusbury (1614) Coloured effigy
on alabaster sarcophagus with two big shields surrounded
by grisly ornaments. |
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Knight c 1300 |
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Sir William Smith (1577)
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Sir William Smith (1626) &
Wife |
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Sir William Smith (1631) &
Two Wives
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Sir Edward Smith (1713)
Tab by Edward Stanton
Rev Sir Edward Smith
(1850) Tab by Osmond, Sarum
Sir Thomas Smith (1688) |
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Monument with brass indentsto unkown person
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Thomas
D'Arcy (1593) & Wife.
Right of this are a series of
brasses; starting top right and proceeding clockwise: Unknown male c 1425; Anthony D'Arcy (1540)
either a copy of a 14th C figure or one reused; Unknown Lady c 1425; Unknown Lady c 1540; Phillipa D'Arcy (1559). The 1540 brasses are palimpsests
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Henry Wentworth ( 1482) &
Elizabeth
Alabaster. There are remains of the original polychrome
and the ladies' headdress and bodice |
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1.) Joseph YOUNGMAN Alias Clerk (1682).
2.) 'In this Chancel Lye the Remains of
Mark Mott in the Same Grave
with Mark Mott his Eldest Son...'
'Alſo the Remains of Barbara
relict of Mark Mott...' 'And of Three other Sons and Four
Daughters of MARK and BARBARA aforesaid the four following lye
buried in this Chancel...' Thomas (1697), 4th
son; Ady (1710), 2nd son; Ann (1749),
4th daughter; Mercy (1752) 2nd daughter
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3.) Joseph Clerk (1790).
By E. Thompson. 4.) Jon
White LLB (1785) 5 top.)
Cpt Philip Everard Graham Marsh MB (1918)
RAF. Killed by collision while flying on duty December
1918, aged 23. He was originally an army officer and served in
France but transferred to the RAR in June 1918, where he acted
as an instructor. NB: Captain is an army rank: the RAF
originally used army ranks before modern officer ranks were
introduced in 1919. 5 bottom.) Thomas & Mary White and
Jonathan. |
Other
Monuments |
Flying Officer Derek Fortescue
Flannery Gray tablet which states that the
electric lighting was installed in the church in 1947 in his
memory.
Thomas White & Thomas George ___ Partly
illegible brass which states that the stained glass east window
was installed in memory of.
Brigadier General Charles William Eric Gordon (1917)
The Black Watch. KIA Flanders 1917. Buried in
Reninghelst Cemetery, Ypres. A shield shaped brass on a shield
shaped wooden backing; around the edge of the brass is a Latin
inscription and below is a tablet given the translation: 'He died
before his time as a soldier for his country.'
Col William Gordon (1922) The Black Watch.
Brass
Harry Graham Marsh (1934) Mjr Royal 19th
Hussars. Latin text. White tablet on black background
Edward ___ Marsh illegible brass
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J S Bradbury (1731)
by
H Scheemakers |
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