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Richard Lane of Hyde and Bentley
1474 - 1518 (44 years)
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Name Richard Lane of Hyde and Bentley Birth 1474 Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire, England 
Gender Male Death 28 Jan 1518 Bentley, Staffordshire, England [1] Person ID I773 Our Family History Last Modified 1 Apr 2024
Family Anne Elizabeth de Harcourt, b. 1461, Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire, England d. Apr 1518, Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire, England (Age 57 years) Marriage 1487 Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire, England Children + 1. Sir John Lane of Bentley Hyde, 1st, b. Bentley, Staffordshire, England d. 15 Nov 1576, Bentley, Staffordshire, England Family ID F8998128 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Apr 2024
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Notes - Richard died the 28th of January in 1517/18. Anna died in April of the same year. They were buried at Brewood Co., Stafford in which Church an alabaster slab about 7 feet long and 3 feet wide was discovered in 1878 by the removal of some paving in the South Aisle. On this slab were two figures: that of a knight in full armor with sward sheathed, and his lady with "choir and pomander box". Between the figures were two coats of arms: that of the knight being "a chevron gules between three mullets azure". That of the lady being undecipherable. At the foot of the slab were five small, female figures and three males. The inscription read: "Here lie Richard Lane, armigher, of Hide, & Anna his wife." source: "Country Roads and Lanes, The Ancestry and Descendants of General Jackson Lane" by Fannie Lane Steele
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- Richard died the 28th of January in 1517/18. Anna died in April of the same year. They were buried at Brewood Co., Stafford in which Church an alabaster slab about 7 feet long and 3 feet wide was discovered in 1878 by the removal of some paving in the South Aisle. On this slab were two figures: that of a knight in full armor with sward sheathed, and his lady with "choir and pomander box". Between the figures were two coats of arms: that of the knight being "a chevron gules between three mullets azure". That of the lady being undecipherable. At the foot of the slab were five small, female figures and three males. The inscription read: "Here lie Richard Lane, armigher, of Hide, & Anna his wife." source: "Country Roads and Lanes, The Ancestry and Descendants of General Jackson Lane" by Fannie Lane Steele
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Sources - [S35] Fannie Lane Steele, Country Roads and Lanes, The Ancestry and Descendants of General Jackson Lane.
- [S35] Fannie Lane Steele, Country Roads and Lanes, The Ancestry and Descendants of General Jackson Lane.