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Church of St Nicholas, Bromham
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St Nicholas: originally Early English with some Norman work; c14 Perpendicular spire & south porch
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St Nicholas: late c15 Perpendicular chantry chapel built by Roger Tocotes & his stepson Richard Beauchamp; thin buttresses & pinnacles
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St Nicholas: nave looking east to Victorian chancel of 1876
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St Nicholas: south aisle & arcade leading to Beauchamp-Tocotes chapel
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St Nicholas: south aisle with Perpendicular window
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St Nicholas: interior of Beauchamp-Tocotes chantry chapel
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St Nicholas: painted ceiling of Beauchamp-Tocotes chantry chapel
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St Nicholas: Richard Tocotes d.1457 or his son Roger Tocotes d.1492, co-founder of Chantry chapel
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St Nicholas: Richard (or Roger) Tocotes; alabaster effigy with Lancastrian SS collar; much c17 graffiti
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St Nicholas: marble monument to Elizabeth (nee Braybrooke), wife & mother of the chantry co-founders
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St Nicholas: Elizabeth, 1409-1491, daughter of Gerard Braybrooke & wife of William Beauchamp Lord St Amand & afterwards Roger Tocotes
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St Nicholas: John Baynton, 1516
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St Nicholas: Edward Baynton 1517-1593 & two wives, Agnes Ryce d.1574 & Anne Packington d.1578 with surviving children Henry, Anne & Elizabeth (missing)