1st Baronet.
In 1648 his funeral was conducted at Battersea with such extravagance that his executor, son Walter, was prosecuted by the heralds from the College of Arms, maintaining he was buried above his station as a baronet contrary to the laws of heraldry. The burial was omitted in the register of the church.
In 1648 his funeral was conducted at Battersea with such extravagance that his executor, son Walter, was prosecuted by the heralds from the College of Arms, maintaining he was buried above his station as a baronet contrary to the laws of heraldry. The burial was omitted in the register of the church.
1st Baronet.
In 1648 his funeral was conducted at Battersea with such extravagance that his executor, son Walter, was prosecuted by the heralds from the College of Arms, maintaining he was buried above his station as a baronet contrary to the laws of heraldry. The burial was omitted in the register of the church.
In 1648 his funeral was conducted at Battersea with such extravagance that his executor, son Walter, was prosecuted by the heralds from the College of Arms, maintaining he was buried above his station as a baronet contrary to the laws of heraldry. The burial was omitted in the register of the church.
Gravesite Details
Monument to his memory at Lydiard Tregoze.
