Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county . n his Chamberlain, William Hastings, who, as we have seen, immediate!purchased of the former Lord Hastings feoffees the castle an<rape from which his title was derived. The male lines of the Boleyns, the Copleys, the Carew(the name has been assumed by the Throgmortons), and thDevenishes, who married the four daughters and coheiresseof Lord Hoo, have also become extinct. The chief seat of the Hoos was in the parish of PaulWalden, Herts : of their residence close by Wartling Woodin Sussex, I can trace no
Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county . n his Chamberlain, William Hastings, who, as we have seen, immediate!purchased of the former Lord Hastings feoffees the castle an<rape from which his title was derived. The male lines of the Boleyns, the Copleys, the Carew(the name has been assumed by the Throgmortons), and thDevenishes, who married the four daughters and coheiresseof Lord Hoo, have also become extinct. The chief seat of the Hoos was in the parish of PaulWalden, Herts : of their residence close by Wartling Woodin Sussex, I can trace no remains. The tomb, which is engraved from a drawing made in 1781by Grimm, for Sir William Burrell, is situated on the soutJside of the Roughey chantry, which it separates from th*chancel. It is an altar tomb of Purbeck marble ; the slab athe top is plain, and has never had any inscription or brassa brass inscription ran round the edge and within spendlessimilar to those in the seal of Sir William ; on each side of th<base of the tomb were brass shields of arms ; but the escutcheon. FAMILY OF IIOO. 129 and inscriptions had been taken away before the visitation ofFlnlpot and Owen in 1634. The testern is groined, and issupported by four marble pillars ; at each corner of the corniceon the eastern end is a lions head : Jiey seem to be originals,and are still in good preservation. The other portions of thecornice are debased Gothic, very rudely carved. In the centreon the south side is a boss with the figure of a woman playingon the virginals.
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