Arms, inscriptions and epitaphs in Bedfordshire churches

Including: John Fisher of Clifton (d. 1428); John Curteys of Wimmington (d. 1371); Thomas Reynes of Marston-Morteyne (d. 1451); Thomas Burgoyn of Sutton (d. 1516); Mathew de Asschetoun of Shitlington (d. 1400); Alianore Conquest of Flitton (d. 1444); John Lech of Felmersham (d. 1635); Richard Fyssher of Goldington (d. 1507); Anthony Newdegate of Haynes (d. 1568); Henry Barnard of Ampthill (d. 1506); Richard and Anne Faldo of Maulden (d. 1576, 1594); John Launcelyn of Cople (d. 1435); Richard Conquest of Houghton-Conquest (d. 1500); Sir Nicholas Harve of Ampthill (d. 1532); John Meptyshale of Meppershall (d. 1440); John Boteler of Meppershall (d. 1441); John Ackworth of Luton (d. 1513); Lady Maria Wentworth of Toddington (d. 1682); Nicholas Luke of Cople (d. 1563); Thomas and Anne Spenser of Cople (d. 1547, 1591); Robert and Joan Bulkeley of Cople (d. 1550, 1556); Walter Papley of Marston (d. 1420); William Lenthorpe of Marston (d. 1516); Richard Paveley of Milchborn (d. 1377), Robert Hatley (d. 1585).

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From the library of Henry Wellesley, principal of New Inn Hall, Oxford (d. 1866). Purchased and presented to the Library by Samuel Sandars MA of Trinity College, Cambridge, c. 1870.

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