Cox, J. Charles (John Charles), 1843-1919 · London, Allen · leaf 116
elow the knees andwearing the collar of SS,, has armour of firsthalf of 15th cent., and probably representsJohn, 16th Baron Greystoke, who by will oflOth July 1436, ordered his body to be buriedin this church. The smaller and much earlierfigure, with canopy over his head, and armedvery much like… … CHURCHES OF CUMBERLAND 89 inscribed brass in the chancel, in Norman-French,to the above-named 14th Baron, therein describedas Wilham le bone Baron de Graystok plysvaillieant, noble et courteyous chvialer de sapaiis en son temp. There are the followingbrass effigies, none of particular…
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