In his will made in 1558 William Perkins, gentleman, of Brympton, Berkshire requested "my bodie to be buried in the Chauncell of the churche of Sainte Peters of Ufton Robert, in the countie aforesaide, in the left side of my mother, where as she lieth buryed," and left detailed instructions for a marble memorial to me made in their memory on which he was to be described as "sometime gentilman Ussher to the Righthonourable Ladie Margarette Countess of Sary, & after her decease gentilman Ussher to her sonne, The Cardinalles Poles grace."
In his will made in 1558 William Perkins, gentleman, of Brympton, Berkshire requested "my bodie to be buried in the Chauncell of the churche of Sainte Peters of Ufton Robert, in the countie aforesaide, in the left side of my mother, where as she lieth buryed," and left detailed instructions for a marble memorial to me made in their memory on which he was to be described as "sometime gentilman Ussher to the Righthonourable Ladie Margarette Countess of Sary, & after her decease gentilman Ussher to her sonne, The Cardinalles Poles grace."
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