The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West

by W. H. Hamilton Rogers

• Abbotsbury Abbey Church, [145].
• Alcester Church, Greville monument in, [29].
• Aller Church, Bottreaux monument in, [148].
• Ameredith, Edward, his epitaph, [202].
• Anstis, Sir John, [5]n.
• Arms on Arundell monument in St. Columb Church, [68];
  • of Astley, [73];
  • Beauchamp, [31];
  • Beaumont, [148];
  • Bec or Beke, [23], [29], [30] ;
  • Bigbury, [30];
  • Bodrugan, [200];
  • Bonville, [79];
  • Bottreaux, [148];
  • Broughton, [133];
  • Budockshed, [204];
  • Carminow, [168], [200];
  • Carveth, [199];
  • Cavell, [200];
  • Champernowne, [16], [30];
  • Cheney, [7], [8], [23], [29], [30], [123]n, [128], [130], [133]n;
  • Cifrewast, [30], [141];
  • Cole, [204];
  • D'Aumarle, [30], [140];
  • De Arches, [168];
  • Denys, [83];
  • Denzell, [200];
  • Dinham, [168];
  • Drake, [82];
  • Echyngham, [81];
  • Erleigh, [8];
  • Esse, [199];
  • Ferrers, [30];
  • Fitz-James, [166];
  • Fitz-Roger, [43];
  • Flamank, [200];
  • Forde, [41];
  • Gorges, [204];
  • Grenville, Greynville, [83], [140];
  • Greville, [30];
  • Grey, Marquis of Dorset, [73];
  • Harington, [74], [79];
  • Hastings, [59], [73];
  • Kestell, [199];
  • Killigrew, [198], [200];
  • Latimer, [23], [29], [30];
  • Lower, [198], [199];
  • Maltravers, [30], [140];
  • Newburgh, [166];
  • Paleologus, [193];
  • Paveley, [4], [8], [29], [30];
  • Perrott, [199];
  • Peyvre, [131], [133], [133]n;
  • Plantagenet, [74];
  • Prideaux, [83], [200];
  • Quincy, [73];
  • Reskymer, [198], [200];
  • Rogers, [81];
  • Shaftesbury Abbey, [166];
  • Shotisbrooke, [123]n;
  • Shurland, [128], [130];
  • Stafford, [23], [30], [31], [74], [143], [146];
  • Tregassawe, [199];
  • Tregenna, [199];
  • Trethurffe, [200];
  • Trevarthian, [200];
  • Trevill, [203];
  • Ufford, [23], [29], [30];
  • Upton, [199];
  • Valence, [73];
  • Valletort, [200];
  • Widville, [74];
  • Willoughby, [23], [30], [33];
  • Earl of Wilts, [74].
• Arundell family, [158].
• Arundell, Elizabeth, 168;
  • Humphrey, [170],
    • executed, [171];
  • Sir John, [67], [148], [159], [170],
    • his epitaph, [69],
    • his children, [160],
    • his death, [165];
  • Sir Matthew, [179];
  • Sir Renfrey, [5]n;
  • Sir Thomas, [198];
  • Sir Thomas, Lord, [163], [179],
    • his house at Shaftesbury, [168],
    • manors granted him by Lord Daubeney, [169],
    • suspected of rebellion, [170],
    • committed to the Tower, [171],
    • released, [172],
    • again imprisoned, [173],
    • condemned to death, [175],
    • executed, [177],
    • his children, [178],
    • his estates attainted and restored to his widow, [178],
    • created Baron A. of Wardour, [180],
    • his epitaph, [180],
    • his descendants, [180];
  • William, 197.
• Arundell brass in St. Columb Church, [178].
• Arundell inscription at Tisbury, [180].
• Arundell tombs in Tisbury Church, [179].
• Astley Church, presumed Bonville effigy in, [80].
• Astley, Alice, [16].
• Astley arms, [73].
• Audley, Hugh de, [139]n;
  • Margaret, [139];
  • Thomas, Lord, [75].
• Axminster Church, [79].

B.

• Balls, Mary, [192], [196].
• Barry, Isabel, [152].
• Barwick Church,[ 80].
• Beauchamp Chapel, Salisbury, [127].
• Beauchamp family, [25].
• Beauchamp, Bishop, [127];
  • Elizabeth, [24];
  • John, [41];
  • Richard, his arms, [31].
• Beaufort, Margaret, [89].
• Beaumont, Elizabeth, [147];
  • Katharine, [42];
  • Matilda, [47].
• Beaumont arms, [148].
• Bedyke, Isabel, [10].
• Beer-Ferrers, [17];
  • church, [19],
  • arms in, [32].
• Beke, Bec, Alice, [10];
  • Anthony, [10].
• Beke arms, [23], [29], [30].
• Bigbury, Elizabeth, [16].
• Bigbury arms, [30].
• Blue Boar Inn, Salisbury, [109].
• Blount, Charles, [25], [35];
  • Elizabeth, [66];
  • William, [67].
• Bodrugan, Sir Henry, [18];
  • Johanna, [41].
• Bodrugan arms, [200].
• Bodrugan Castle, [18].
• Bohun, Mary de, [88].
• Bonville, Anne, [62];
  • Cicely, [25], [26], [51], [63], [159],
    • her second marriage, [74],
    • her will, [74],
    • her numerous memorials, [78];
  • John, [62];
  • Margaret, [81];
  • Nicholas, [40];
  • Sir Nicholas, [83];
  • Thomas, [5], [62];
  • Sir William, Lord,
    • his will, [43],
    • birth and baptism, [44],
    • dispute with Lady Brooke, [46],
    • his family, [47],
    • created a Baron, [47],
    • duel with Earl of Devon, [49],
    • custodian of Henry VI., [60],
    • beheaded, [62],
    • place of burial unknown, [62];
  • William, [50], slain, with his son, at Wakefield, [61].
• Bonville family, [40];
  • extinction of, [63];
  • illegitimate branch of, [63]n.
• Bonville arms, [79].
• Bonville-Nonant monument in Broad-Clyst Church, [41].
• Bosworth, Battle of, [123].
• Bottreaux, Anne, [147];
  • Margaret, [148];
  • Reginald, [147],
    • his epitaph in Aller Church, [148];
  • Thomas, [25];
  • William, [147].
• Bottreaux arms, [148].
• Bottreaux tomb in North-Cadbury Church, [147].
• Bourchier, Sir Thomas,
  • his epitaph, [152].
• Brandon, Frances, [76].
• Brienne, Elizabeth, [147].
• Britford Church, Buckingham's monument in, [109], [117].
• Broad-Clyst Church, monument in, [41].
• Broke Chantry in Westbury Church, [6].
• Broke and Suthwyke granted to Sir R. Radcliffe, [11].
• Brooke Hall, [3],
  • as described by Leland, [3],
  • and by Aubrey, [4].
• Broughton, Anne, [128], [132];
  • Sir John, [131].
• Broughton arms, [133].
• Bruse, Giles, his epitaph, [134].
• Bryanstone Church, Rogers epitaph in, [81].
• Buckingham, Duke of—see Stafford.
• Budockshed, Roger, [204];
  • Winifred, [203].
• Budockshed family, [202].
• Budockshed aisle in St. Budeaux Church, [204],
  • monument in, [204].
• Budockshed arms, [204].
• Butler, James, [147].

C.

• Callington, [21].
• Callington cross, [24].
• Camoys, Matilda, [48].
• Cardinham, Isolda, [16].
• Carew, Sir Thomas, [42].
• Carminow, Joan, [19];
  • Matilda, [16], [20];
  • Sir Ralph, his brass in Menheniot Church, [41];
  • Sir Roger, [19].
• Carminow arms, [168], [200].
• Carrant, William, [10].
• Carveth arms, [199].
• Catesby, Richard, [56].
• Cavell arms, [200].
• Champernowne, Champernon, Alexander, [16];
  • Sir Arthur, [82];
  • Blanche, [9], [16];
  • Frances, [203];
  • Johanna, [41];
  • John, [21];
  • Sir Richard, [44];
  • Roger, [21].
• Champernowne family, [16].
• Champernowne arms, [16], [30].
• Charleton, Walter, [42].
• Cheney, Agnes, her epitaph, [122]n;
  • Anne, [9], [10],
    • her epitaph, [133];
  • Cicely, [81];
  • Sir Edmund, [148];
  • Sir Henry, Lord, [129], [133]n;
  • Jane, her epitaph, [134];
  • Sir John, Lord, [11], [121], [169],
    • joins Buckingham's conspiracy, [123],
    • his arms, [123]n,
    • overthrown at Bosworth, [124],
    • created a Knight Banneret, K.G., and Baron, [125],
    • his death, [127],
    • succeeded by Sir Thomas, [127],
    • his effigy, [127];
  • Sir Ralph, [4], his tomb in Edington Church, 8;
  • Sir Thomas, [127], [128],
    • his children, [128],
    • his epitaph, [132];
  • Sir William, [42].
• Cheney family, [4], [5], [121], [148].
• Cheney arms, [7], [8], [23], [29], [30], [123]n, [128], [130], [133]n.
• Cheney monument in Toddington Church, [132].
• Chickett-Hall in Callington, [22].
• Chidiock, Katharine, [148].
• Cifrewast arms, [30], [141].
• Clement, Richard, [70].
• Clifton in Landulph, [197].
• Cobham, Sir John, [42].
• Cocks, Walter, [79].
• Cole, Elizabeth, [203];
  • William, [203].
• Cole arms, [204].
• Coleshill, Joanna, [5];
  • Sir John, [5], [5]n,
    • his epitaph, [6]n.
• Collingbourn, Sir William, [2].
• Constantinople, fall of, [194].
• Constantinus VIII. slain, [193].
• Conway, Sir John, [28].
• Copestan, ——, [16].
• Coplestone, Philip, [44], [63].
• Courtenay, Edward, Sir Edward, [190], [204];
  • Elizabeth, [48], [50], [81];
  • Henry, [150];
  • Hugh, Sir Hugh, [47], [190];
  • John, [15]0;
  • Thomas, [60],
    • his sons, [149];
  • Sir William, [48].
• Courtenays, the, [11].
• Courtenay estates forfeited and restored, [152].
• Cralle, Elizabeth, [121].
• Crips, Nicholas, [128].
• Crukerne, Amy, [82].
• Culpeper, Joyce, [162];
  • Sir Thomas, [162].

D.

• D'Aumarle, Elizabeth, [140];
  • Margaret, [41].
• D'Aumarle arms, [30], [140].
• Daldich, Roger de, [40].
• Daltery, Dautry, ——, [17];
  • Sir Francis, [26].
• Daubeney, Giles, Sir Giles, Lord, [11], [12], [15], [67], [123], [159],
• governor of Calais, [13];
  • Henry, [168];
  • Katharine, [16], [44].
• Dauney, Emmeline, [190].
• De Arches arms, [168].
• De la Mare, Peter, [140].
• Denis, Dennis, Margaret le, [16];
  • Philippa, [82].
• Denys arms, [83].
• Densloe, Elizabeth, [82].
• Denton, Anne, [27].
• Denzell arms, [200].
• Devereux, Walter, [67].
• Dinham, Sir John, [140],
• his probable effigy, [140]n;
  • John, Lord, [152,] [159];
  • Katharine, [67].
• Dinham arms, [168].
• Dorrington manor, [165].
• Dorset, Marquis of—see Grey.
• Dorset aisle in Ottery Church, [78].
• Drake, John, [81];
  • Richard, portrait of, [83]n;
  • Robert, [81], his descendants, [82], his monument at Southleigh, [82].
• Drake arms, [82].

E.

• East-Coker Window, Arundell arms in, [181].
• Echyngham, Anne de, [81].
• Echyngham arms, [81].
• Edgcumbe, Richard, [17], [18].
• Edington Church, [8].
• Edington, William de, [9].
• Edward V., conspiracy against, [91].
• Elliot, John, [44].
• Erleigh arms, [8].
• Esse arms, [199].

F.