Surrey archaeological collections, relating to the history and antiquities of the county . ume, but divine, whereinwas seen both paradice and cherubin:While she lived here, which was but lyttle spaceA few short years, Earth had a heavenly faceAnd dead she lookd a lovely piece of clay,after her shineing soule was fled , hadst thou her dissolution wouldst have wept hadst thou this marble been. Manning and Bray (I, 319), in a black marble, beforethe communion rails. 72 A LIST OF MONUMENTAL BKASSES IN SURREY. Effigies of Rohert Cotton, gent., ^^ an officer of the
Surrey archaeological collections, relating to the history and antiquities of the county . ume, but divine, whereinwas seen both paradice and cherubin:While she lived here, which was but lyttle spaceA few short years, Earth had a heavenly faceAnd dead she lookd a lovely piece of clay,after her shineing soule was fled , hadst thou her dissolution wouldst have wept hadst thou this marble been. Manning and Bray (I, 319), in a black marble, beforethe communion rails. 72 A LIST OF MONUMENTAL BKASSES IN SURREY. Effigies of Rohert Cotton, gent., ^^ an officer of the remoovingwardrojjpe of hedds unto Queene Marie and groome ofher jjrivie chamber and afterwards ^yeoman of thewardroppe^ to Queen Elizaheth, [1591], in civil dress^with four sons, and wife Grace Caivsen, with fourdaughters, all kneeling, an achievement of arms andinscription, rectangular plate. Now on tvall of north aisle. A rectangular plate, 23 by 25 inches, the upper cornersslightly rounded, and with a domed-shaped projection, As the 41 *2 by 5 inches, above the heads of the Here lyeth bvryedth: , MA SOMETIME AN OFFICER OF TtE REMOOVING WaRDROPPE OFBEDDS VNTO QVEENE jMaRIE WHOE BY HERMA5PEC1ALL CHOISEWAS TAKEN FROM TfE WARDROPPE TO SERVE lER MA AS ACBOOMEIN H:R PRIVIE CHAMBER ALHIR LYFE TIME AND AFTER lER DE/CEASE ACAINE tE BECAME AN OFFICER OFTH: WARDROPPE WHERi€ SERVED FER XMTH AT NOW IS QVEENE ELIZABETH MANY TERESANDDYEDYEOMA OF TIE SAME OFFICE TIE HE MARY,ED ONE GRACE C AW5EN OF WHOM HE HAD , 4 SONNES AND 4 DAVCHTEKS ROBERT COTTON, 1391, and VWlF^E. , SURREY. (One-seventh full size.) A LIST OF MONUMENTAL BRASSES IN SURREY. 73 date of death is not given, the plate was probablyprepared during Cottons lifetime. All the figures are kneeling, Robert Cotton and hiswife on cushions on a platform slightly raised above thechequered floor on which the children kneel. He isrepresented with short hair, beard and moustaches,w
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