Chapter XIII: Part 13

Restored 1881: chiefly at the expense of
the Historical Society and Citizens of the State of Maine, U.S.A.;
in memory of Sir Ferdinando Gorges,
the first Proprietor and Governor of that Province, A.D. 1635;
aided by some connections of the Gorges family in England.

Singularly coincident,--as with the Paleologi at Landulph, so with the second of the Gorges of Budockshed,--the recital of his life and burial does not end all we have to say of him. In speaking of "St. Buddocks," as Risdon calls it, he narrates the following:--

"The church of this parish once stood in a remote and unhealthy
place by the river side, but Robert Budshed rebuilt it in a place
more convenient, at his own cost; whereof (see the fate!) his own
daughter first possessed the place for her burial; and in this
church there is a tomb erected to the memory of Tristram Gorges
and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Cole, which about thirty
years after his funeral was taken up by occasion of burying
another of that tribe in his sepulture; in whose coffin digged
up, the carcass was found with the flesh fallen on his ridge-bone
like a jelly, there lying all his bones in order, as they that
were eye-witnesses have delivered."[52]

[52] Robert Budockshed thus spoken of as builder of the present
church of St. Budeaux, married Anne daughter of Sir Thomas
Pomeroy, knt., and lived three generations before Roger of the
monument. Lysons says it was rebuilt in 1563, the era of _Roger_
Budockshed. Tradition records that the former church was at
Budockshed.

Enow of death and his doings. Now for the lesson of reflection that the lives and aims of the principal characters in this little story of to-day's wandering suggest to us. We take a farewell view from the delightful acclivity on which the church of St. Budeaux is situate, with panorama of the wide-spreading Tamar and its ramifications at our feet, and the great Cornish hills retreating inimitably in the distance beyond;--then slowly retrace our steps down to the river's side at Budockshed, and are soon again afloat, half-drifting, half-sailing, making for our haven at Saltash passage. Another and strange dream of the vicissitudes of human life, finds its fulfilment in the one case over the grave of the imperial exile at rest among the peasantry of the hamlet in the little sanctuary yonder. Driven from his native clime,--bereft of all his kingly traditions,--the splendid empire he may have been born to rule the possession of the barbarian invader,--himself dependant on the bounty of a stranger,--and his royal name extinct,--such was the fate of Paleologus; conditions which instruct us, that the same inexorable law of mutability affects equally a dynasty, whether its residence be in a palace or a cottage. There is no station privileged against the misfortunes that afflict our common mortal conditions.

But what of the emigrant commemorated at St. Budeaux, Sir Ferdinando? He voluntarily left his English home to help found the magnificent commonwealth, that in a single century has absorbed a whole continent, in extent infinitely larger than the realms the Constantines in their fullest glory presided over, and whose existence was altogether unknown when their last representative lost his crown and his life. How different the errands of these men in their migrations from their native land. But no emperor rules the destinies of the nation he helped to found; the charm of simple and equal citizenship is the secret of its strength; and while the memorial of Paleologus is viewed with curious sympathy by the wayfarer, as being only the interesting reminder of an extinct rule,--the tomb of Gorges has been renovated by the descendants of those pioneers he helped to conduct across the broad Atlantic, and left with them the deathless heritage of liberty and progress.

Again we are enveloped in the gloom of the great bridge, another pleasant day's voyaging is ended, and as our foot touches the shore, a suggestive farewell thought follows us across the river, bearing on its wing the motto inscribed on the sun-dial over the porch of the church of St. Budeaux:--

"EX HOC MOMENTO PENDET AETERNITAS."

Upon this moment--here we part,
Until the coming dawn arise
And we are spared,--nay, do not start,
The present moment as it flies
Is all the dower Life gives the heart,
All that the miser Time supplies.

Upon this moment--yon bridge vast,
That spans the deep and darkling tide,
To that frail link which joins at last
Life to eternity so wide,
Is as the gossamer, that's cast
Across the green dell's dewy side.

Upon this moment--warm hands greet,
Though glance be hid by shadows dim,
Hark to those fisher children! sweet
Singing their votive evening hymn,--
Their dreams will be again to meet,
All undisturbed by truth so grim.

No sword of Damocles infest
Life's subtle thread of moments spun,
This day is ours--with loving zest
Cease not 'till all its work be done,
Then fold thy hands, and take thy rest,
And calmly wait to-morrow's sun.

RESURGAM

INDEX.

A.

Abbotsbury Abbey Church, 145.

Alcester Church, Greville monument in, 29.

Aller Church, Bottreaux monument in, 148.

Ameredith, Edward, his epitaph, 202.

Anstis, Sir John, 5_n_.

Arms on Arundell monument in St. Columb Church, 68;
of Astley, 73;
Beauchamp, 31;
Beaumont, 148;
Bec or Beke, 23, 29, 30;
Bigbury, 30;
Bodrugan, 200;
Bonville, 79;
Bottreaux, 148;
Broughton, 133;
Budockshed, 204;
Carminow, 168, 200;
Carveth, 199;
Cavell, 200;
Champernowne, 16, 30;
Cheney, 7, 8, 23, 29, 30, 123_n_, 128, 130, 133_n_;
Cifrewast, 30, 141;
Cole, 204;
D'Aumarle, 30, 140;
De Arches, 168;
Denys, 83;
Denzell, 200;
Dinham, 168;
Drake, 82;
Echyngham, 81;
Erleigh, 8;
Esse, 199;
Ferrers, 30;
Fitz-James, 166;
Fitz-Roger, 43;
Flamank, 200;
Forde, 41;
Gorges, 204;
Grenville, Greynville, 83, 140;
Greville, 30;
Grey, Marquis of Dorset, 73;
Harington, 74, 79;
Hastings, 59, 73;
Kestell, 199;
Killigrew, 198, 200;
Latimer, 23, 29, 30;
Lower, 198, 199;
Maltravers, 30, 140;
Newburgh, 166;
Paleologus, 193;
Paveley, 4, 8, 29, 30;
Perrott, 199;
Peyvre, 131, 133, 133_n_;
Plantagenet, 74;
Prideaux, 83, 200;
Quincy, 73;
Reskymer, 198, 200;
Rogers, 81;
Shaftesbury Abbey, 166;
Shotisbrooke, 123_n_;
Shurland, 128, 130;
Stafford, 23, 30, 31, 74, 143, 146;
Tregassawe, 199;
Tregenna, 199;
Trethurffe, 200;
Trevarthian, 200;
Trevill, 203;
Ufford, 23, 29, 30;
Upton, 199;
Valence, 73;
Valletort, 200;
Widville, 74;
Willoughby, 23, 30, 33;
Earl of Wilts, 74.

Arundell family, 158.

Arundell, Elizabeth, 168;
Humphrey, 170, executed, 171;
Sir John, 67, 148, 159, 170,
his epitaph, 69,
his children, 160,
his death, 165;
Sir Matthew, 179;
Sir Renfrey, 5_n_;
Sir Thomas, 198;
Sir Thomas, Lord, 163, 179,
his house at Shaftesbury, 168,
manors granted him by Lord Daubeney, 169,
suspected of rebellion, 170,
committed to the Tower, 171,
released, 172,
again imprisoned, 173,
condemned to death, 175,
executed, 177,
his children, 178,
his estates attainted and restored to his widow, 178,
created Baron A. of Wardour, 180,
his epitaph, 180,
his descendants, 180;
William, 197.

Arundell brass in St. Columb Church, 178.

Arundell inscription at Tisbury, 180.

Arundell tombs in Tisbury Church, 179.

Astley Church, presumed Bonville effigy in, 80.

Astley, Alice, 16.

Astley arms, 73.

Audley, Hugh de, 139_n_;
Margaret, 139;
Thomas, Lord, 75.

Axminster Church, 79.

B.

Balls, Mary, 192, 196.

Barry, Isabel, 152.

Barwick Church, 80.

Beauchamp Chapel, Salisbury, 127.

Beauchamp family, 25.

Beauchamp, Bishop, 127;
Elizabeth, 24;
John, 41;
Richard, his arms, 31.

Beaufort, Margaret, 89.

Beaumont, Elizabeth, 147;
Katharine, 42;
Matilda, 47.

Beaumont arms, 148.

Bedyke, Isabel, 10.

Beer-Ferrers, 17;
church, 19, arms in, 32.

Beke, Bec, Alice, 10;
Anthony, 10.

Beke arms, 23, 29, 30.

Bigbury, Elizabeth, 16.

Bigbury arms, 30.

Blue Boar Inn, Salisbury, 109.

Blount, Charles, 25, 35;
Elizabeth, 66;
William, 67.

Bodrugan, Sir Henry, 18;
Johanna, 41.

Bodrugan arms, 200.

Bodrugan Castle, 18.

Bohun, Mary de, 88.

Bonville, Anne, 62;
Cicely, 25, 26, 51, 63, 159,
her second marriage, 74,
her will, 74,
her numerous memorials, 78;
John, 62;
Margaret, 81;
Nicholas, 40;
Sir Nicholas, 83;
Thomas, 5, 62;
Sir William, Lord, his will, 43,
birth and baptism, 44,
dispute with Lady Brooke, 46,
his family, 47,
created a Baron, 47,
duel with Earl of Devon, 49,
custodian of Henry VI., 60,
beheaded, 62,
place of burial unknown, 62;
William, 50, slain, with his son, at Wakefield, 61.

Bonville family, 40;
extinction of, 63;
illegitimate branch of, 63_n_.

Bonville arms, 79.

Bonville-Nonant monument in Broad-Clyst Church, 41.

Bosworth, Battle of, 123.

Bottreaux, Anne, 147;
Margaret, 148;
Reginald, 147, his epitaph in Aller Church, 148;
Thomas, 25;
William, 147.

Bottreaux arms, 148.

Bottreaux tomb in North-Cadbury Church, 147.

Bourchier, Sir Thomas, his epitaph, 152.

Brandon, Frances, 76.

Brienne, Elizabeth, 147.

Britford Church, Buckingham's monument in, 109, 117.

Broad-Clyst Church, monument in, 41.

Broke Chantry in Westbury Church, 6.

Broke and Suthwyke granted to Sir R. Radcliffe, 11.

Brooke Hall, 3,
as described by Leland, 3,
and by Aubrey, 4.

Broughton, Anne, 128, 132;
Sir John, 131.

Broughton arms, 133.

Bruse, Giles, his epitaph, 134.

Bryanstone Church, Rogers epitaph in, 81.

Buckingham, Duke of--_see_ Stafford.

Budockshed, Roger, 204;
Winifred, 203.

Budockshed family, 202.

Budockshed aisle in St. Budeaux Church, 204,
monument in, 204.

Budockshed arms, 204.

Butler, James, 147.

C.

Callington, 21.

Callington cross, 24.

Camoys, Matilda, 48.

Cardinham, Isolda, 16.

Carew, Sir Thomas, 42.

Carminow, Joan, 19;
Matilda, 16, 20;
Sir Ralph, his brass in Menheniot Church, 41;
Sir Roger, 19.

Carminow arms, 168, 200.

Carrant, William, 10.

Carveth arms, 199.

Catesby, Richard, 56.

Cavell arms, 200.

Champernowne, Champernon, Alexander, 16;
Sir Arthur, 82;
Blanche, 9, 16;
Frances, 203;
Johanna, 41;
John, 21;
Sir Richard, 44;
Roger, 21.

Champernowne family, 16.

Champernowne arms, 16, 30.

Charleton, Walter, 42.

Cheney, Agnes, her epitaph, 122_n_;
Anne, 9, 10,
her epitaph, 133;
Cicely, 81;
Sir Edmund, 148;
Sir Henry, Lord, 129, 133_n_;
Jane, her epitaph, 134;
Sir John, Lord, 11, 121, 169,
joins Buckingham's conspiracy, 123,
his arms, 123_n_,
overthrown at Bosworth, 124,
created a Knight Banneret, K.G.,
and Baron, 125,
his death, 127,
succeeded by Sir Thomas, 127,
his effigy, 127;
Sir Ralph, 4, his tomb in Edington Church, 8;
Sir Thomas, 127, 128,
his children, 128,
his epitaph, 132;
Sir William, 42.

Cheney family, 4, 5, 121, 148.

Cheney arms, 7, 8, 23, 29, 30, 123_n_, 128, 130, 133_n_.

Cheney monument in Toddington Church, 132.

Chickett-Hall in Callington, 22.

Chidiock, Katharine, 148.

Cifrewast arms, 30, 141.

Clement, Richard, 70.

Clifton in Landulph, 197.

Cobham, Sir John, 42.

Cocks, Walter, 79.

Cole, Elizabeth, 203; William, 203.

Cole arms, 204.

Coleshill, Joanna, 5;
Sir John, 5, 5_n_, his epitaph, 6_n_.

Collingbourn, Sir William, 2.

Constantinople, fall of, 194.

Constantinus VIII. slain, 193.

Conway, Sir John, 28.

Copestan, ----, 16.

Coplestone, Philip, 44, 63.

Courtenay, Edward, Sir Edward, 190, 204;
Elizabeth, 48, 50, 81;
Henry, 150;
Hugh, Sir Hugh, 47, 190;
John, 150;
Thomas, 60, his sons, 149;
Sir William, 48.

Courtenays, the, 11.

Courtenay estates forfeited and restored, 152.

Cralle, Elizabeth, 121.

Crips, Nicholas, 128.

Crukerne, Amy, 82.

Culpeper, Joyce, 162;
Sir Thomas, 162.

D.

D'Aumarle, Elizabeth, 140;
Margaret, 41.

D'Aumarle arms, 30, 140.

Daldich, Roger de, 40.

Daltery, Dautry, ----, 17;
Sir Francis, 26.

Daubeney, Giles, Sir Giles, Lord, 11, 12, 15, 67, 123, 159,
governor of Calais, 13;
Henry, 168;
Katharine, 16, 44.

Dauney, Emmeline, 190.

De Arches arms, 168.

De la Mare, Peter, 140.

Denis, Dennis, Margaret le, 16;
Philippa, 82.

Denys arms, 83.

Densloe, Elizabeth, 82.

Denton, Anne, 27.

Denzell arms, 200.

Devereux, Walter, 67.

Dinham, Sir John, 140,
his probable effigy, 140_n_;
John, Lord, 152, 159;
Katharine, 67.

Dinham arms, 168.

Dorrington manor, 165.

Dorset, Marquis of--_see_ Grey.

Dorset aisle in Ottery Church, 78.

Drake, John, 81;
Richard, portrait of, 83_n_;
Robert, 81, his descendants, 82, his monument at Southleigh, 82.

Drake arms, 82.

E.

East-Coker Window, Arundell arms in, 181.

Echyngham, Anne de, 81.

Echyngham arms, 81.

Edgcumbe, Richard, 17, 18.

Edington Church, 8.

Edington, William de, 9.

Edward V., conspiracy against, 91.

Elliot, John, 44.

Erleigh arms, 8.

Esse arms, 199.

F.

Faringdon, John, 41.

Ferrers, Elizabeth, 43;
Joan, 16, 22;
Sir John, 17;
Margery de, 19;
Matilda de, 19;
Reginald de, 19;
Sir William de, 17, 19, his window and tomb, 20.

Ferrers family, 16.

Ferrers arms, 30.

Filliol, Sir William, 5.

Fitzalan, Henry, 75;
John, 145;
Catherine, 76;
William, 24.

Fitzgerald, Gerald, 69.

Fitzjames family, 166;
arms, 166.

Fitz-Roger, Elizabeth, 43, 44.

Fitz-Roger arms, 43.

Flamank arms, 200.

Fleming, Christopher, 16.

Forde, Hawise de la, 41.

Forde arms, 41.

Fortescue, Margaret, 129.

Fowell, Joan, 82.

Frome, Joan, 5.

Frost, William, 18.

Frowyke, Frideswide, 128.

Fulford, Sir Humphrey, 44.

G.

Gloucester, Richard, Duke of, his conspiracy, 90;
proclaimed king, 98;
Buckingham's conspiracy against, 99.

Gorges, Arthur, 203;
Edward, 203;
Elizabeth, 204;
Sir Ferdinando, 204;
Leva, 43;
Tristram, 203, 204;
William, Sir William, 203, 204;
Winifred, 204.

Gorges arms, 204.

Govys, John, 42.

Graville, ----, 17.

Grenville, Greynville, Alice, 140;
Amy, 81;
Katharine, 68, 159;
William, 47, 139.

Grenville arms, 83, 140.

Greville, Blanche, 28;
Catherine, 28;
Edward, 27, 28, his arms, 30;
Eleanor, 28;
Lady Elizabeth, 169;
Fulk, Sir Fulk, 27, 28, 31,
his monument in Alcester Church, 29,
his arms, 30,
created Baron Brooke and Earl of Warwick, 31,
murdered, 31;
Margaret, 31;
Mary, 28;
Robert, 28.

Greville arms, 30.

Grey, Anne, 85, 178;
Dorothy, 25;
Sir Edward, 80;
Elizabeth, 52, 159;
Muriel, 74;
Thomas and his children, 66;
Thomas, Marquis of Dorset, 11, 123,
his death, 73,
his will, 73,
his arms, 73,
his descendants, 75;
Thomas, second Marquis, his will, 75.

Gyvernay, Henry de, 79.

H.

Haccombe Church, 19.

Haccombe, Sir Stephen de, 19.

Hampton, Joan, 40.

Harington, Elizabeth, 50.

Harington arms, 74, 79.

Harris, William, 28.

Hastings, Anne, 52, 53;
George, 111;
Katharine, Lady, her will, 58;
Sir William de, 51;
William, Lord, 123,
amours with Jane Shore, 54,
loyal to Edward IV., 54,
his children, 54, 58,
beheaded, 57,
his will, 58.

Hastings arms, 59, 73.

Haughton, Sir William, 5_n_.

Herbert, Henry, Lord, 76;
Sir Walter, 111.

Hext, Thomas, 44.

Hill, Elizabeth, 5.

Hiwis, Emma, 5_n_.

Holland, Anne, 52, 66, 89.

Hooke Church, 33.

Hooke House, 141.

Hooper, William, 81.

Houndalre, Leonard, 42.

Howard, Lord Edward, 162;
Katharine, 164, 168;
Margaret, 161.

Hungerford, Mary, 53;
Robert, Lord, 148;
Walter, 11.

K.

Kekewich, Alice, 202.

Kemp, Thomas, 128.

Kestell arms, 199.

Keys, Martin, 76.

Killigrew, Elizabeth, 198;
Sir Henry, 198.

Killigrew arms, 198, 200.

Kings-Carswell Church, effigies in, 140_n_.

Kirkham, Margaret, 5.

Knightstone in Ottery, 79.

L.

Lamborn, William, 5.

Landulph Church, 189,
heraldry in, 190,
inscriptions in, 202.

Latimer, Elizabeth, 10;
John, Lord, 26_n_;
Richard, Lord, 26_n_;
William, Lord, 26_n_.

Latimer arms, 23, 29, 30.

Lewkenor, Sir Roger, 148.

Limington Church, 79.

Loddiswell Rectory, 168.

Lovel, Lord, his mysterious death, 126.

Lovell, Maud, 147.

Lower, John, 200;
Major, 197;
Sir Nicholas, 192,
his descent, 198,
his will, 198,
his epitaph, 198, 199;
Richard, 200;
Thomas, 198, 200;
Sir William, 200.

Lower arms, 198, 199.

M.

Maltravers, Elizabeth, 5, 140.

Maltravers arms, 30, 140.

Menheniot Church, Carminow brass in, 41.

Meriet, Agnes de, 41.

Minster Church, Sheppey, 132.

Mohun, Sir Reginald, 198.

Morley, Lord, 13.

Morton, Cardinal, 99,
his birthplace, 115,
his place of burial, 116,
his tomb, 116, 123.

Moyle, Anne, 198.

N.

Nanfan, Sir John, 5_n_.

Neville, Anne, 31, 89;
Elizabeth, 10;
George, Sir George, 26_n_, 51, 60, 128;
Katharine, 50, 60;
Margaret, 26;
Sir Thomas, 60.

Newburgh arms, 166.

Nonant, Sir Roger de, 41.

North-Bradley Church, Stafford Chapel in, 142.

North-Cadbury Church, Bottreaux tomb in, 147.

O.

Okebeare, Richard, 41.

Ottery Church, Dorset aisle in, 78.

P.

Paleologus, Dorothy, 197;
Ferdinando, his will, 197,
his children, 197,
his coffin opened, 201;
Maria, 197;
Theodore, his epitaph, 192,
his family, 193, seeks service
in England, 196,
his wives, 196,
his sons, Theodoro, Ferdinand, and John, 197,
his coffin opened, 201;
Thomas and Demetrius, their subjection to the Turks, 195.

Paleologus arms, 193.

Paulet, John, 25.

Paveley, Alice, 7;
Joan, 5, 7, 9.

Paveley family, 4, 9.

Paveley arms, 4, 8, 29, 30.

Payne, Stephen, his brass in Shaftesbury Church, 166.

Pennington, Fitz-Anthony, his epitaph, 202.

Perrott, Sir John, 128.

Perrott arms, 199.

Petre, Sir William, 81.

Peyvre, Mary, 128, 131.

Peyvre family, 130.

Peyvre arms, 131, 133, 133_n_.

Peyvre monument in Toddington Church, 131.

Pinhoe, Stretch's Chapel at, 5.

Plantagenet, Anne, 88.

Plantagenet arms, 74.

Plymouth, 183.

Pole, John, 84.

Pomeroy, Anne, 205_n_.

Powderham Church, arms of Courtenay and Bonville in, 65.

Poynings, Sir Hugh, 16.

Prideaux, Elizabeth, 81.

Prideaux arms, 83, 200.

Pyne, Elizabeth de, 40.

Q.

Quincy arms, 73.

R.

Radcliffe, Sir Richard, 11.

Radford murdered at Poughill, 149.

Ratcliffe, Robert, 111.

Read, Charles, 28.

Reskymer, Jane, 198.

Reskymer arms, 198, 200.

Reynell, Sir Thomas, 198.

Richard III., his death at Bosworth, 124.

Rivers, Earl, made prisoner at Northampton, 91;
his execution, 94.

Roche, Elizabeth, 127.

Rodney, Alice, 41.

Rogers, John and Elizabeth, their epitaph, 81.

Rogers arms, 81.

Roos, Margaret, 148.

S.

Sachville, John, 41.

St. Budeaux Church, 204,
rebuilt, 205.

St. Columb-Major Church, Arundell brass in, 67, 159, 178.

St. John, Eleanor, 75;
Johanna, 43.

St. Loe, Sir John, 4.

Salisbury, 87.

Saltash, 187.

Saracen's Head Inn, Salisbury, 109.

Seaton Church, 79.

Seymour, Semar, Edward, 34;
Lord Edward, 76;
Walter, 34.

Shaftesbury Abbey, 165,
arms of, 166;
Church, 166.

Shareshull, William, 79.

Sherman, William, 79.

Shore, Jane, 54.

Shottisbroke, Eleanor de, 122.

Shottisbroke arms, 123_n_.

Shurland, Margaret de, 121.

Shurland arms, 128, 130.

Shute, 40, 84.

Shute House, Old, 65.

Shute Park, 64.

Skipwith, Alice, 10.

Slapton Priory, 168.

Southleigh Church, Willoughby tomb in, 35, 85;
Drake monument in, 82.

Southleigh, architectural remains found at, 84.

Spilsby Church, Willoughby brass in, 10_n_.

Stafford, Alice, 5;
Anne, 26;
Edward, Duke of Buckingham beheaded, 111;
Elizabeth, 25;
Henry, Earl of Wilts, 74, 79, his arms, 74;
Henry, Duke of Buckingham, 89,
made Constable of England, 98,
pressed by Morton to assume the crown, 101,
failure of his conspiracy, 105,
betrayed, arrested, and executed, 107,
burial place unknown, 108,
his monument in Britford Church, 109,
his children, 111;
Humphrey, 42, 111, 148;
Sir Humphrey, Lord Stafford, his children, 147,
created a Baron and Earl of Devon, 150,
beheaded, 151,
his will, 151;
Archbp. John, his parentage, 141,
his mother's monument and epitaph, 143,
death and burial, 145,
his tomb, 145,
probably born at North-Bradley, 145,
his arms, 146,
his epitaph, 146.

Stafford family, 88, 139, 148.

Stafford arms, 23, 30, 31, 74, 143, 146.

Stafford chantry in Abbotsbury Church, 145.

Stanley, Sir William, 124.

Stokes, Adrian, 77.

Stothard, Charles Alfred, 33.

Strangeways, Thomas, 6, his children, 148.

Stretch, Cicely, 5, 42.

Stuckley, Sir Richard, 44.

Suffolk, Frances, Duchess of, her epitaph, 77.

Suthwyke, 137, 139.

Sutton, John, 67.

Sweating Sickness, the, 25_n_.

T.

Tailboys, Walter, 6, 148.

Tailboys family, 148.

Talbot, Elizabeth, 80;
Sir Gilbert, 13;
Sir Humphrey, 13.

Throgmorton, Anne, 78.

Tisbury, 155.

Tisbury Church, 157;
Arundell tomb in, 179.

Tisbury Manor, 164.

Tiverton Castle, 150.

Toddington, Cheney mansion at, 130.

Toddington Church, monuments in, 131, 132.

Tothill, Jane, 82.

Tregassawe arms, 199.

Tregenna arms, 199.

Trelawney, Sir Harry, 204;
Sir Jonathan, 198.

Tremoderet, or Tremedart, in Duloe, 5_n_.

Tresillian, Robert, 5.

Trethurffe arms, 200.

Trevarthian arms, 200.

Trevill, Lethbridge, his epitaph, 203;
Richard, his epitaph, 203;
William, his epitaph, 203.

Trevill arms, 203.

Tyrrell, Sir James, 13.

U.

Ufford arms, 23, 29, 30.

Upton arms, 199.

V.

Valence arms, 73.

Valletort arms, 200.

Verney, Sir Richard, 31.

Verney family, 32.

W.

Wake, Richard, 67.

Walrond, Edward, 197;
Henry, 197;
Humphrey, 197.

Walrond family, 79.

Wardour Castle, 169.

Ware Church, Bourchier epitaph in, 152.

Welby, Joan, 10.

Wentworth, Jane, 129.

West, Thomas, 44.

Westbury, 1, 6.

Westbury Church, Broke Chantry in, 6;
as described by Aubrey, 7.

Weston, Sir Henry, 178.

Wibbery, Johanna, 43.

Widville, Elizabeth, 66,
conspiracy against, 90;
Catherine, 74, 111;
Bp. Lionel, his tomb, 110.

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:

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