Surrey archaeological collections, relating to the history and antiquities of the county . 0^t^i^M(s^%MtM^M^ mtit^Xm&0,\. /smsmsmsmsssA. JOHN AWODDE, 1S2B, and WIFE , SURREY. (One-fifth full size.) A LIST OP MONUMENTAL BRASSES IN SURREY. 83 6| by 6| inches. The two figures and the inscriptionhave been relaid in a new slab 28 by 21 inches, andplaced in the north wall of the chancel. The ten sonshave been relaid above the inscription to Nicholas Wood,1586 (No. II), on the opposite side of the (II, 77) notes the brass as in the south ile,also Manning and Bray (II,
Surrey archaeological collections, relating to the history and antiquities of the county . 0^t^i^M(s^%MtM^M^ mtit^Xm&0,\. /smsmsmsmsssA. JOHN AWODDE, 1S2B, and WIFE , SURREY. (One-fifth full size.) A LIST OP MONUMENTAL BRASSES IN SURREY. 83 6| by 6| inches. The two figures and the inscriptionhave been relaid in a new slab 28 by 21 inches, andplaced in the north wall of the chancel. The ten sonshave been relaid above the inscription to Nicholas Wood,1586 (No. II), on the opposite side of the (II, 77) notes the brass as in the south ile,also Manning and Bray (II, 573), who add now withina pew. The original stone has disappeared. JohnAwodde died 30 July, 1525. His wife survived himfive years, and by will (Archdeaconry of Surrey, 174Mychell^ printed in full in Surrey Arch. Colls., VII, 20)dated 20 August, 1530, proved 17 March, 1530-1, inwhich she is described as widow of John Atwood ofSanderstead, desires to be buried in the church beforethe altar of St. Katherine. Mentions sons Richard, Johnher second son otherwise called Hewson, and John heryoungest son, also a daughter Ag
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