‘STOUT’ WILLIAM CHARLTON AND HIS ABUSED MONUMENT IN SHREWSBURY ABBEY
Shrewsbury Abbey
Monument archive — 16th Century
A misdated wife and a careless widower? The tomb slab of Wolter van Baexen and Peterke van Echteld in Zaltbommel (Netherlands)
St Martin, Zaltbommel
The sculpted memorial to Joost Sasbout (d. 1546) and Catharina van der Meer (d.1560), church of St Eusebius, Arnhem (Netherlands)
St Eusebius, Arnhem (Netherlands)
Hero of Bosworth – or leader of outlaws? Rhys ap Maredudd of Ysbyty Ifan
St John's Church (closed), Ysbyty Ifan
Taking the Will for the Deed: the monument to John Smith †1583 at North Muskham, Nottinghamshire
St Wilfrid, North Muskham, Nottinghamshire
A dancing abbess? The tomb slab of Maria Schenck van Toutenburg (d. 1552), church of St Laurence, Rijnsburg (Netherlands)
St Laurence (Grote Kerk), Rijnsburg
The brass of Sir Hugh Johnys and his wife Maud in St Mary’s, Swansea
St Mary's, Swansea
The monument of Catarina Pires, a Portuguese woman in 16th century Goa
Nossa Senhora do Rosario – Our Lady of the Rosaries Church, Velha Goa (Old Goa)
Griffith ap Rhys – An important Welsh knight in early Tudor times
Worcester Cathedral
The Thomas Farnham Monument (c.1562) at Stoughton, Leicestershire: a conundrum or two
St Mary and All Saints, Stoughton
The Neunheller Epitaph at Ladenburg
St. Gallus , Ladenburg
John Mertun (d. 1537), rector of Whichford
St Michael's Church, Whichford, Warwickshire