Church of St. Andrew

St.Andrew's church
St Andrew: nave & chancel; north aisle rebuilt 1834; three light east window with cinquefoiled heads
St Andrew: Netherlandish glass in east window of Brocas chapel, c16 & c17; centre panel of Christ tormented by Roman soldiers
St Andrew: glass, c16 & c17; upper panel with arms of Pexsall & Brocas quartering Roches
St Andrew: chained three volumes of 'Fox's Book of Martyrs' donated to church in the seventeenth century
St Andrew: north side of tomb to Ralph Pexsall and wife Edith (Brocas) c.1530; shield bearing Pexsall on left, Brocas quartering Roches on right
St Andrew: south side of tomb to Ralph Pexsall and wife Edith (Brocas) c.1530
St Andrew: section of inscription from the tomb of Ralph Pexsall and wife Edith (Brocas) c.1530; refers to Brocas of Beaurepaire
St Andrew: effigy of Ralph Pexsall, c.1530, holding heart; head rests on shield with his arms
St Andrew: St Andrew: effigy of Edith (Brocas), wife of Ralph Pexsall, c.1530; pediment headdress, pleated chemise & chain
St Andrew: Raulin Brocas & sister Margaret, c.1360; translated as 'Raulin Brocas and Margaret his sister lie here. May God, in his Grace have mercy on their souls'
St Andrew: Bernard Brocas, 1488, in tabard
St Andrew: achievements from the brass of Bernard Brocas, 1488
St Andrew: shrouded skeleton from the brass of Bernard Brocas, 1488
St Andrew: John Brocas, 1492, & two wives Anne Longford & Anne Rogers