Notes On the Churches of Derbyshire volume 4
Notes On the Churches of Derbyshire volume 4
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The man is represented in late plate armour, and bareheaded, and the woman in a French cap, long fur-lined mantle, and gown with slashed sleeves. His head rests on a helmet, and hers upon a cushion. Bound the margin is the following inscription : Hie jacent Henncus Pole armg. Huyus ecclesia patronus' et Dorothea uxor ei qui guide Henric' obiit tertio die mensis februarii Ano Dni M do Iviij cuj' aie ppicietur Deus amen.
On the front of the tomb are three coats of arms : I. Quarterly of four, 1st..., Pole quartering Chandos : 2nd, Twyford quartering two coats that seem to be Shakerley and Lytton ;* 3rd, Dethick ; 4th as 1st.
* We have spared no pains to arrive at the different alliances of the Twyfoi-d family, but have not been able to meet with any reliable pedigree.
19 274 DERBYSHIRE CHURCHES.
II. The same quarterings that are in the last shield, impaling Fretty a fesse.
III. Pole quartering Chandos impaling Fretty a fesse.
Henry Pole, who married the heiress of Twyford, was the second son of Peter Pole, of Heage and Chesterfield.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man is represented in late plate armour, and bareheaded, and the woman in a French cap, long fur-lined mantle, and gown with slashed sleeves. His head rests on a helmet, and hers upon a cushion. Bound the margin is the following inscription : Hie jacent Henncus Pole armg. Huyus ecclesia patronus' et Dorothea uxor ei qui guide Henric' obiit tertio die mensis februarii Ano Dni M do Iviij cuj' aie ppicietur Deus amen.
On the front of the tomb are three coats of arms : I. Quarterly of four, 1st..., Pole quartering Chandos : 2nd, Twyford quartering two coats that seem to be Shakerley and Lytton ;* 3rd, Dethick ; 4th as 1st.
* We have spared no pains to arrive at the different alliances of the Twyfoi-d family, but have not been able to meet with any reliable pedigree.
19 274 DERBYSHIRE CHURCHES.
II. The same quarterings that are in the last shield, impaling Fretty a fesse.
III. Pole quartering Chandos impaling Fretty a fesse.
Henry Pole, who married the heiress of Twyford, was the second son of Peter Pole, of Heage and Chesterfield.
What to read after Notes On the Churches of Derbyshire volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Charles John Charles Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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