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Fifteenth-century glass in the chancel window of St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich (1911)

Meyrick, F. J. (Frederick James), 1871-1945 · Norwich : Goose and Son · leaf 37

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narchaeologist whose knowledge proved mostvaluable. It was found that of the 37 panes fourrepresented donors and their families. Thesewere placed in the two lower corners of the 1 A. window. The left-hand corner pane represents Plate III * members of the Garnysh and Ramsey families. The two armed… … 1 B. Plate IV. It? figure of Edmund is perfect. The head of SirChristopher has been replaced by that of one ofthe apostles. Sir Christopher, a gentlemanusher of the Kings chamber, fought in Francein 1513 and was knighted for his courage. Hedied in 1534, after holding important posts underHenry VHI.…

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