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Church of All Saints

A Grade I Listed Building in Norton, West Northamptonshire

All Saints: inscription from the monument to Lady Elizabeth Knightley (nee Seymour), d.1602

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HERE LIETH YE BODIE OF YE RIGHT HONORABLE YE LADIE ELIZABETH SEYMOUR YE 4 DAUGHTER TO YE HIGH AND MIGHTIE PRINCE EDWARD DUKE OF SOMERSET PROTECTOR OF ENGLAND UNCKLE TO KING EDWARD THE 6. WHO WAS ALSO YE SECOND WIFE OF SR RICHARD KNIGHTLY OF NORTON KNI. BY WHOM HE HAD ISSUE 7 SONS & 2 DAUGHTERS (VIZ.) SEYMOUR, FERDINAND, DUDLEY, JOHN, NATHANIEL, ROBERT & FRANCIS; ANN DECEASED & ANN KNIGHTLY YE YONGER MARRIED TO SR EUSEBY ANDREW OF WINICK KNIGHT. WCH LADIE ELIZABETH DIED YE 3 OF JUNE ANO DNI 1602.

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