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 qui quidem Rogerus obiit riii o die Derembris Anno Dni. m o cccc o lrvii o quorum Ani- mabus propicietur Deus''.

John Hyhoo rector, in 1478. John Forby rector in 1638.

Mortimer's chapel, which is on the south side, belongs to Mortimer's manor, and was founded by Sir William de Mortimer of Kingston, Knt. (as you may see at p. 509,) and by him dedicated to the honour of the Holy Cross, and afterwards rededicated to St. Mary, as several wills shew me; he died Nov. 12, 1297, and was buried in the middle of it, before the altar there, at which he founded a daily mass, for his own and ancestours souls, and settled a competent salary on the officiating priest. In this chapel are buried,

Sir Constantine Mortimer, Knt. in 1334, by Catherine his first, and Sibil his last wife, who died in the same year. Sir Constantine Mortimer in 1354, and Agnes his wife; and Henry Inglose, Esq. for whom there was this inscription under his arms,

Orate pro anima Henrici Inglose Armigeri, qui obiit rvi o dic Septembris Anno Domini m o cccc o rvii o cuius anime propitietur Deus.

Chanticler's or Chanceler's chapel, which is on the north side, belongs to Chanceler's manor, and was founded by Thomas Chaunticler, who was buried before the altar in it, in 1379, and had a priest daily singing at that altar, for his own wife's, and their friends souls.

Burials in this chapel are, Katherine, wife of the said ''Tho. Chaunticler, Alice, their daughter and heiress, with Thomas de Brampton, her husband, and Joan'', his second wife: there was a stone, having his picture in costly armour, with this inscription,

Hic iacet Thomas Brampton Armiger, qui obiit m o cccc o lxxxi o et Johanna Uxor eius: ---: -- m o cccc o lxxx o 

William Brampton of Atleburgh in 1503. Edmund Berney of Atleburgh in 1495. Elizabeth wife of ''Tho. Garret, Esq. Alice Warner, and Robert Whetnal, alias Warner'', for whom there was a brass thus inscribed,

Orate pro Aninima Roberti Warner Generosi, qui obiit rr o die mensis Novembris A o Dni: m o cccc lrrr o cuius anime propitietur Deus.

And also these,

Hic iacet Margareta Warner Uror Roberti Warner Generosi, que obiit rii o 

die mensis Decembris A o Dni: m o ccccc o v o cuius anime propitietur Deus.

Orate pro Anima Henrici Warner Armigeri, nuper defuncti, qui obiit rriii o Aprilis m o ccccc o rir cuius anime propitietur Deus.

Robertus Warner Armiger, obiit 7 mo Oct: Anno Dni: 1575°.

On this stone are Warner's arms, quartered with Whetnall; (see p. 497;) the crest is a plume of feathers.

There was another grave-stone robbed of all its brasses, but one coat, viz. on a chevron three annulets.