Daughter and heir of Mr Richard Brooke Esq of the city of Gloucester. Granddaughter of Sir Richard Pate. First wife of Sir Robert Lovett. Memorial shows her with her husband and two daughters, Susan and Frances kneeling behind her.
Within the altar rails is a very handsome Mural Monument, with a recess between pilasters, having the figures of Sir Robert LOVETT and his first wife Susan daughter of Richard BROOKE, and heiress of her grandfather Richard PATE, of Marston, Gloucestershire; --(she was the widow of Sir Ambrose WILLOUGHBY de Parham,) and affixed to the pediment above, three shields of arms, the centre one, the arms of LOVETT quartering de TURVILLE, and the other two the arms of PATE and BROOKE, Sir Robert LOVETT of Liscombe, was High Sheriff of Bucks 1608.
Sir Robert LOVETT was son of Francis LOVETT, of Liscombe, by his wife Anne, daughter of Augustine CRISPE, of Boughton, in the county of Northampton; Sir Nicholas CRISPE eminently distinguished himself in supporting Charles I: He raised two regiments, one of which he commanded in person and procured large sums of money for his King.
The burial register records her as Susannah Lovet, wife of Robert
Within the altar rails is a very handsome Mural Monument, with a recess between pilasters, having the figures of Sir Robert LOVETT and his first wife Susan daughter of Richard BROOKE, and heiress of her grandfather Richard PATE, of Marston, Gloucestershire; --(she was the widow of Sir Ambrose WILLOUGHBY de Parham,) and affixed to the pediment above, three shields of arms, the centre one, the arms of LOVETT quartering de TURVILLE, and the other two the arms of PATE and BROOKE, Sir Robert LOVETT of Liscombe, was High Sheriff of Bucks 1608.
Sir Robert LOVETT was son of Francis LOVETT, of Liscombe, by his wife Anne, daughter of Augustine CRISPE, of Boughton, in the county of Northampton; Sir Nicholas CRISPE eminently distinguished himself in supporting Charles I: He raised two regiments, one of which he commanded in person and procured large sums of money for his King.
The burial register records her as Susannah Lovet, wife of Robert
Daughter and heir of Mr Richard Brooke Esq of the city of Gloucester. Granddaughter of Sir Richard Pate. First wife of Sir Robert Lovett. Memorial shows her with her husband and two daughters, Susan and Frances kneeling behind her.
Within the altar rails is a very handsome Mural Monument, with a recess between pilasters, having the figures of Sir Robert LOVETT and his first wife Susan daughter of Richard BROOKE, and heiress of her grandfather Richard PATE, of Marston, Gloucestershire; --(she was the widow of Sir Ambrose WILLOUGHBY de Parham,) and affixed to the pediment above, three shields of arms, the centre one, the arms of LOVETT quartering de TURVILLE, and the other two the arms of PATE and BROOKE, Sir Robert LOVETT of Liscombe, was High Sheriff of Bucks 1608.
Sir Robert LOVETT was son of Francis LOVETT, of Liscombe, by his wife Anne, daughter of Augustine CRISPE, of Boughton, in the county of Northampton; Sir Nicholas CRISPE eminently distinguished himself in supporting Charles I: He raised two regiments, one of which he commanded in person and procured large sums of money for his King.
The burial register records her as Susannah Lovet, wife of Robert
Within the altar rails is a very handsome Mural Monument, with a recess between pilasters, having the figures of Sir Robert LOVETT and his first wife Susan daughter of Richard BROOKE, and heiress of her grandfather Richard PATE, of Marston, Gloucestershire; --(she was the widow of Sir Ambrose WILLOUGHBY de Parham,) and affixed to the pediment above, three shields of arms, the centre one, the arms of LOVETT quartering de TURVILLE, and the other two the arms of PATE and BROOKE, Sir Robert LOVETT of Liscombe, was High Sheriff of Bucks 1608.
Sir Robert LOVETT was son of Francis LOVETT, of Liscombe, by his wife Anne, daughter of Augustine CRISPE, of Boughton, in the county of Northampton; Sir Nicholas CRISPE eminently distinguished himself in supporting Charles I: He raised two regiments, one of which he commanded in person and procured large sums of money for his King.
The burial register records her as Susannah Lovet, wife of Robert
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If Wisdom, True Repentance and Religion, Birth, Beauty, Worth, Youth, Wealth, Friends, Prayers or Praise could have preserved a body from corruption this lady might have lived yet endless days. But those were wings whereon her spirit fled hence. Christ though her fitter for his glorious presence. Her soul, although her body sleeps in dust attends like angles on Great God above. Now free from Pain, Sin, Fear or Fleshly Lust yet filled with heavenly joys and saints pure love. Then praise we God for her and pray likewise that we may live, die, rise and reign in bliss.
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