Anthony Forster, 1572
Cumnor, Oxfordshire "Old Berkshire"
Cumnor St Michael
The monument is to Anthony Forster and is dated 1572 (Tudor).
January 12, 2007
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1 comment:
Actually it isn't dated 1572 - but that was the year in which Anthony Forster died, and must have been made soon after. Anne Forster died in 1599
Edward Impey
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