Replies.
COLLARS OF SS.
(Vol. iv., pp. 147. 236. 456.)
I communicate the following names and dates of the death, and in some instances bare notices of the monumental effigies, of bearers of the various collars of SS., which may be found in Bloxam's Monumental Architecture, Boutell's Monumental Brasses, Cotman's Sepulchral Brasses, Gough's Sepulchral Monuments, and Hollis's Monumental Effigies.
I trust that the excellent example set by G. J. R. G., in making known the existence of two of these collars on a tomb in his own neighbourhood will be extensively followed by the readers of "N. & Q."
1. An effigy on a tomb in Tanfield church, co. York, commonly ascribed to Robert of Marmion, who probably died in the time of Henry III. or Edward I.
2. An effigy on a tomb in Gloucester cathedral, vulgarly called that of Humphrey Bohun, Earl of Hereford, who died in 1367.
3. The effigy of William Wilcotes, in Northleigh church, co. Oxon, who died in 1411.
4. and 5. Sir Thomas Peryent and his wife, in Digswell church, co. Herts. He was esquire-at-arms to Richard II., Henry IV. and V., and Master of the Horse to Joan of Navarre, 1415.
6. Sir William Calthorpe, in Burnham church, co. Norfolk, 1420.
7. Edwardus de la Hale, in Oakwood chapel, near Shene, in co. Surrey, died in 1421.