Crichel, Long.—Johan’ Gouys. A small inscription only.
Cranborne.—Margaret, daughter of Henry Ashelie, the wife of William Wallop, 1582. Inscription only. There is another inscribed plate bearing date 1631; otherwise illegible.
Dorchester, St. Peter.—Inscription and scroll to the lost figure of Joan de St. Omer, widow of Robert More, 1436.
William and Johanna Sillon. Part of inscription.
Inscription to John Gollop.
Evershot.—William Grey, rector, 1524, with chalice and host. Inscription below effigy composed of quite a different alloy.
Fleet Old Church.—Robert and Margaret Mohun, with seventeen children, 1603.
Maximillian Mohun, his son, showing his wife and thirteen children.
Holme Priory.—Richard Sidwaye, gent., 1612.
Knowle.—John Clavell, 1572, and two wives; the first with three sons and one daughter; the second wife, Susan, daughter of Robert Coker, of Mappowder, is kneeling alone.
Litton Cheney.—Ralph Henvil, of Looke, 1644. Anne Henvill, daughter of Richard Henvill, of Looke, 1681. Inscriptions only.