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- (Research):Joan Ingram in her will dated 1519 is said to have left small sums of money for the rood light and for the lights of St. Katherine, St. Christopher, St. John, St. Margaret, and St. Anne in the church of North Marston, in addition to 1lb. of wax for Master Shorne's light, and also for the sepulchre light, and 5 marks for the parish highways. (fn. 75) Footnote 75 - Lipscomb, op. cit. i, 348- 9, quoting Willis MS
With reference to North Marston Church: There are three brasses, one in the nave to John Ingram (Yngrame) (d. 1459), and two in the chancel to Richard Saunders (d. 1602), and Elizabeth his widow (d. 1615). There is also on the north wall of the chancel a curious tablet to John Virgin, minister of North Marston (d. 1694), with a hand pointing to his burial-place, and the words 'He lise just doune thare.' In the vestry are kept several books belonging to the church, Erasmus's Paraphrases, in three volumes, undated; Jewell's Sermons, 1609; Homilies, 1600; a Bible of 1603; and the Commentaries of D. Wolfgangus Musculus, 1578. There is also a chest in the vestry of early 16th-century date, with a shaped lock plate and iron straps. From: 'Parishes : North Marston', A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 4 (1927), pp. 76-80.
Not sure, but may be a clue
William Huxley and Alice, his wife, and Joan, Margery, Anne, and Margaret Mercer, daughters of John Mercer. v. Richard Mercer.: Detention of deeds relating to messuages and land in Mitton [in Penkridge], Hiddislond, and Lapley, late of Roger Mercer, grandfather of the said John.: Stafford.
Covering dates 1518-1529
Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status Public Record(s)
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