The history and antiquities of the abbey church of StPeter, Westminster : including notices and biographical memoirs of the abbots and deans of that foundation . eginae singu-larem favorcm & charissimi mariti summum amorem gravi St dmurno morbo confecta, firma in Christo fide& invicta animi patientia in Coelestem Patriam demigravit,cum vixisset anos XLIIII die XIIII Mensis Mali A0 SalulisMDLXXXXVIII; & XL, ano Fcelicissinii Regni Serenissi-mae Reginae Elizabeths. Ad cuius perpetuam memoriam, infidei conjugalis syncerissimi amoris, & officiosae pietatis testi-moniu Moestissimus Mar
The history and antiquities of the abbey church of StPeter, Westminster : including notices and biographical memoirs of the abbots and deans of that foundation . eginae singu-larem favorcm & charissimi mariti summum amorem gravi St dmurno morbo confecta, firma in Christo fide& invicta animi patientia in Coelestem Patriam demigravit,cum vixisset anos XLIIII die XIIII Mensis Mali A0 SalulisMDLXXXXVIII; & XL, ano Fcelicissinii Regni Serenissi-mae Reginae Elizabeths. Ad cuius perpetuam memoriam, infidei conjugalis syncerissimi amoris, & officiosae pietatis testi-moniu Moestissimus Maritus Edivardus Comes Hertfordiaeetc. hoc monumentum multis cum lachrymis posuit et con-sccravit. Here lyeth entombed the Noble Francis Coimlesse ofHertford, deare spouse unto the Noble Edward Earle of Hert-ford, & Baron Beauchamp, s< nne of the renouned PrinceEdward Duke of Somerset, Earle o Hertford, Vicou Beau-champ and Baron Seimour. A Lady descended of right noblelinage, being daughter of the Noble Lord William BaronHoward of Effingha, Companion of the most famous order ofthe Garter, Ilighe Admiral! to Q Mary and Lord Chni;:ber-. ST. BENEDICTS CHAPEL. laine of the Householde and Lord Privie Seale to Q. Eliza-bethe: Sonne was he to the Right Noble Prince ThomasDuke of Norfolk, and Earle of Surrey, Earl Marshall of Eng-land and Father to the Noble Charles Earle of Nottingha andBaron Howard of Effingham, of the said most noble order ofthe Garter Knight and Lord Highe Admirall of England. This Lady highly renouned for her many virtuous giftesand graces both of Mynde and Body, greately favored by hergratious Soveraigne, and Dearly beloved of her Lord, afterlong sieknes in firme faithe in Christe, and constant patiencedeparted this life at 44 yeares of age the 14 day of Maye A 1MDLXXXXVIII in the fortieth yeare of the most happyteigne of our Most Gratious Soveraigne Lady Quecne Eliza-bethe. To whose memory the said Earle her loving Lord andHusband, much lamenting her death, in
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