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The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the WestRogers, W. H. Hamilton (William Henry Hamilton)

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The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West

Name: The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West
Author: Rogers, W. H. Hamilton (William Henry Hamilton)

Rogers, W. H. Hamilton (William Henry Hamilton)

Great Britain -- History -- Tudors, 1485-1603; Great Britain -- History -- Wars of the Roses, 1455-1485

Widville arms, 74.

     Willoughby, Anne, 25, 26, 35;
       Blanche, 26, place of burial unknown, 23;
       Edward, 25, 26;
       Elizabeth, 25, 26, 141;
       Henry, 75, 85, tomb in Southleigh Church, 35;
       John, Sir John, 6, 16;
       Margaret, 178, her brass in Spilsby Church, 10_n_;
       Nicholas, 35;
       Robert, 17;
       Sir Robert, first Lord Willoughby, 11, 169,
         custodian of Earl of Warwick, 12,
         created a Baron, 12,
         Lord High Admiral, 14,
         Commander of forces against Warbeck, 15,
         Steward of the Household, 15,
         his marriage, 16,
         obtains the manor of Trethewye, 19,
         his monument in Callington Church, 23,
         his arms, 23, 30;
       Robert, second Lord, 24, 67;
       William, Sir William, 34, 35.

     Willoughby family, 10, connection with the west, 9.

     Willoughby arms, 23, 30, 33.

     Wiscombe, 39, 44, 81.

     Wotton, Margaret, 75.

     Wyke, John, 42.

     Wyvil, Robert de, 139.


     Z.

     Zouch, Elizabeth, 165;
       Margaret, 10.




NOTE TO ILLUSTRATIONS.


The indent of the brass of Archbishop Stafford being greatly frayed
and denuded, the original outlines have been restored in the
illustration, after a close and careful examination of the stone
itself.

In the incised figure of the Archbishop's Mother, the lines are fairly
perfect, except those forming the hands and face. These have been
completed from the faint indications that remain.

R. G.


CORRIGENDA.


  Pg  5. Footnote,    line  1,  for _Tremedart_,       read _Tremodart_.
  --    --   --        --   9,  --  _Lanberne_,         --  _Lanherne_.
  --  11. Text,        --  19,  --  _Richmond of York_, --  _the Earl of
                                                             Richmond_.
  --  37.   --         --  14,  --  _interests_,        --  _interest_.
  --  39.   --         --  37,  --  _incidents_,        --  _incident_.
  --  77. Inscription, --  16,  --  _Mil_,              --  _Nil_.
  -- 123. Text,        --   9,  --  _Thomas_,           --  _John_.
  -- 143. Inscription, --  12,  --  _venerandissimi_,   --  _venerabilissimi_.
  -- 167. Poetry,      --  27,  --  _his board_,        --  _His board_.
  -- 181. Text,        --  12,  --  _1673 to 1678_,     --  _1678 to 1683_.
  --  --  Quotation,   --  29,  --  _C.B._,             --  _K.B._




     _By the same Author,
     uniform with this volume, and fully illustrated:--_

     MEMORIALS OF THE WEST,

     HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE,

     COLLECTED ON THE BORDERLAND OF

     SOMERSET, DORSET, AND DEVON.


     EXETER:

     JAMES G. COMMIN, 230 HIGH STREET.

     LONDON: W. W. GIBBINGS, 18 BURY STREET.

     M.DCCC.LXXXVIII.

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The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the WestRogers, W. H. Hamilton (William Henry Hamilton)

History

The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West

Rogers, W. H. Hamilton (William Henry Hamilton)

Great Britain -- History -- Tudors, 1485-1603; Great Britain -- History -- Wars of the Roses, 1455-1485

Widville arms, 74.

     Willoughby, Anne, 25, 26, 35;
       Blanche, 26, place of burial unknown, 23;
       Edward, 25, 26;
       Elizabeth, 25, 26, 141;
       Henry, 75, 85, tomb in Southleigh Church, 35;
       John, Sir John, 6, 16;
       Margaret, 178, her brass in Spilsby Church, 10_n_;
       Nicholas, 35;
       Robert, 17;
       Sir Robert, first Lord Willoughby, 11, 169,
         custodian of Earl of Warwick, 12,
         created a Baron, 12,
         Lord High Admiral, 14,
         Commander of forces against Warbeck, 15,
         Steward of the Household, 15,
         his marriage, 16,
         obtains the manor of Trethewye, 19,
         his monument in Callington Church, 23,
         his arms, 23, 30;
       Robert, second Lord, 24, 67;
       William, Sir William, 34, 35.

     Willoughby family, 10, connection with the west, 9.

     Willoughby arms, 23, 30, 33.

     Wiscombe, 39, 44, 81.

     Wotton, Margaret, 75.

     Wyke, John, 42.

     Wyvil, Robert de, 139.


     Z.

     Zouch, Elizabeth, 165;
       Margaret, 10.




NOTE TO ILLUSTRATIONS.


The indent of the brass of Archbishop Stafford being greatly frayed
and denuded, the original outlines have been restored in the
illustration, after a close and careful examination of the stone
itself.

In the incised figure of the Archbishop's Mother, the lines are fairly
perfect, except those forming the hands and face. These have been
completed from the faint indications that remain.

R. G.


CORRIGENDA.


  Pg  5. Footnote,    line  1,  for _Tremedart_,       read _Tremodart_.
  --    --   --        --   9,  --  _Lanberne_,         --  _Lanherne_.
  --  11. Text,        --  19,  --  _Richmond of York_, --  _the Earl of
                                                             Richmond_.
  --  37.   --         --  14,  --  _interests_,        --  _interest_.
  --  39.   --         --  37,  --  _incidents_,        --  _incident_.
  --  77. Inscription, --  16,  --  _Mil_,              --  _Nil_.
  -- 123. Text,        --   9,  --  _Thomas_,           --  _John_.
  -- 143. Inscription, --  12,  --  _venerandissimi_,   --  _venerabilissimi_.
  -- 167. Poetry,      --  27,  --  _his board_,        --  _His board_.
  -- 181. Text,        --  12,  --  _1673 to 1678_,     --  _1678 to 1683_.
  --  --  Quotation,   --  29,  --  _C.B._,             --  _K.B._




     _By the same Author,
     uniform with this volume, and fully illustrated:--_

     MEMORIALS OF THE WEST,

     HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE,

     COLLECTED ON THE BORDERLAND OF

     SOMERSET, DORSET, AND DEVON.


     EXETER:

     JAMES G. COMMIN, 230 HIGH STREET.

     LONDON: W. W. GIBBINGS, 18 BURY STREET.

     M.DCCC.LXXXVIII.

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