- Monumental brasses of Gloucestershire
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Main article: Monumental brass
About 80 ancient monumental brasses survive in Gloucestershire, many in Cirencester Church. They may be divided into three categories: Ecclesiastical, Military and Civil.[1] Many have been lost to theft over the ages. The first complete listing of brasses in Gloucestershire was made by Cecil T. Davis, op.cit.
List of monumental brasses of Gloucestershire
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Image(Drawing/Rubbing;Photograph) Date Location Name c.1370 Winterbourne A lady of the Bradestone family 1396 TempleChurch, Bristol Civilian, half-length 1400 Deerhurst Sir John Cassy (judicial costume) & wife Alice, with canopy c.1400 Cirencester Wine merchant(?) and wife Margaret, imperfect with canopy c.1400 Northleach Wool merchant and wife 1401 Chipping Campden William Greville (civilian costume) and wife Marion, with canopy c.1411 Trinity Church, Bristol John Barstaple c.1411 Trinity Church, Bristol Isabella, wife of John Barstaple 
1416 [2] Dyrham Maurice Russell, knight 
1417 [3] Wooton-under-Edge Thomas de Berkeley, 5th Baron Berkeley c.1430 Quinton Joan Clopton (vowess) with canopy 1438 Cirencester Richard Dixton in armour, with canopy 1439 St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol Sir John Juyn in judicial costume 1440 Cirencester Robert Page in civilian costume and wife Margaret, 6 sons, 8 daughters with canopy 1442 Cirencester Reginald Spyeer in civilian costume and 4 wives: Margaret, Juliana, Margaret & Joan c.1445 Newland Man in armour and wife, imperfect, crest of "free miner" 1447 Northleach Thomas Fortey, imperfect, William Scors, both in civilian costume and their wife Agnes, head missing, with 2 groups of children and canopy, both imperfect 1450 Chipping Campden William Welley in civilian costume and wife Alice c.1450 Lechlade Wool merchant and wife 1458 Northleach John Fortey in civilian costume with canopy c.1460 Temple Church, Bristol A priest, palimpsest 1461 St Peter's, Bristol Robert Lond, chaplain 1461 Rodmarton John Edward in civilian costume 1462 Cirencester William Prelatte in armour and 2 wives Agnes & Joan 1467 Chipping Campden John Lethenard in civilian dress and wife Joan c.1470 Cirencester William Notyngham in civilian dress, imperfect, and wife Christine 
1475 St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol Philip(?) Mede in tabard and 2 wives 1478 St John's, Bristol Thomas Rowley in civilian dress and wife Margaret 1478 Cirencester Ralph Parsons, priest c.1480 St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol John Jay, civilian, and wife Joan c.1480 Cirencester A priest c.1480 Cirencester Civilian and wife 1484 Chipping Campden William Gybbys, civilian and 3 wives: Alice, Margaret and Marion 
c.1485 Micheldean Wives of Thomas Baynham(d.1499/1500): (1)Margaret Hody (left) and (2)Alice Walwyn (right) c.1485 Northleach Woolman and wife c.1490 Northleach John Taylour, civilian, and wife Joan 1493 Tormarton John Ceysyll, civilian 1497 Cirencester John Benet, civilian, imperfect, and wife Joan 1497 Sevenhampton John Camber, civilian 
1500 Fairford John Tame(d.1500) in armour and wife Alice c.1500 Cirencester Civilian, imperfect, head restored c.1500 Minchinhampton Civilian and wife 1501 Northleach Robert Serche and wife Anne 
1505 Olveston Denys brass, Maurice Denys and son Sir Walter Denys, both in armour] 
c.1510 Lechlade John Twynyho (?) wool merchant 
1534 Fairford Sir Edmund Tame I & wives (1)Agnes Greville, to his left (2)Elizabeth Tyringham, to his right Source
- Davis Cecil T., The Monumental Brasses of Gloucestershire, London, 1899, reprinted Bath, 1969
- Davis, Cecil T., List of Monumental Brasses in Gloucestershire, Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, vol.6, 1881-2, pp.339-344, Transactions at Gloucester
References
Categories:- English monumental brasses
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