Julian(a) Fowler, c. 1570's

Great Haseley, Oxfordshire, originally uploaded by Vitrearum.

There is a plaque accompanying this brass, which has the date as MDMVXXVY, which doesn't make sense. But I am guessing 1570's.

Fowler Children, c. 1570's

Great Haseley, Oxfordshire, originally uploaded by Vitrearum.

Great Haseley, Oxfordshire

Elizabeth Goddard, c.1591

Rousham, Oxfordshire, originally uploaded by Oxfordshire Church Illustrations.

Originally housed in the Steeple Ashton Church, removed in 1851 to Rousham, Oxfordshire.

Interesting hood configuration. This one gives me a bit of a theory. First layer of black coif, second layer of billement with flap attached at very top. It's this flap that is folded back on the top of the head.

Comments?

Margerye Welsborne, 1591

West Hanney, Berkshire, originally uploaded by cbnewham.

West Hanney, Berkshire

She died 1591, he died 1592.

Incised Alabaster, c.1570's

Prestbury11, originally uploaded by sarumsleuth.

St Peter's Church, Prestbury in Cheshire.

A full image of the lady can be seen at the follow location:

http://www.oliver-wood.co.uk/stpeters_prestbury.htm

I'd like to say a big thank you to Oliver who actually offered to go and take a photo of the full monument for me. It was very generous of him and much appreciated.

Dorothie Haddon, 1584

Bakewell, Derbyshire, originally uploaded by Oxfordshire Church Illustrations.

Bakewell, Derbyshire

Lovely definition in this photo. Great angle of the headwear. I think I am developing a theory about this type of headdress.

John and Jane Blacknall, c.1625

Abingdon St Nicholas, Oxfordshire "Old Berkshire", originally uploaded by Oxfordshire Church Illustrations.

Abingdon St Nicholas, Oxfordshire "Old Berkshire"

Word of caution on the colours in this monument - most likely repainted during the Victorian period. Can be noticed on the hoods.

From the Comments:

I have spent time in many english cathedrals and churches, and I would guess that this would date from around 1615, the clothing and construction style is identical to an effigy in Gloucester Cathedral of Thomas and Christian Machen A.D. 1614-1615.

Catherine

Update: Eric has been kind enough to look up the information on this one for me and says:

"I have consulted Pevsner. He says that John Blacknall died in 1625."

Dorithe Gedney, c.1591

Bag Enderby, Lincolnshire, originally uploaded by Vitrearum.

Bag Enderby, Lincolnshire

Gednay monument in the chancel. 1591.

Philippa Pollard, c.1606

Nuneham Courtenay, Oxfordshire, originally uploaded by Vitrearum.

Nuneham Courtenay, Oxfordshire

All that remains of the earlier church in Nuneham are the effigies of Anthony (died 1577) and Philippa Pollard (died 1606) which are placed in a shelter in the churchyard.