Vol 3 - Lackham Countryside Centre
Vol 3 - Lackham Countryside Centre
Vol 3 - Lackham Countryside Centre
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The Manor of <strong>Lackham</strong> <strong>Vol</strong> 3 : The Montagu family<br />
says that they had eight sonnes, but only 6 are named – Henry “who died in<br />
his infancy”, Edward, Walter, James, Sidney and Thomas “who died in<br />
infancy”. The missing two are another Henry, see below, and Charles 81<br />
The three coats of arms at the base of the tomb are those of three of the<br />
sons and their wives, The first are those of Henry Montagu and Spencer,<br />
then those of Walter Montagu and Clifford and finally those of Bishop<br />
James of Winchester (which dates the erection of the tomb to after 1615<br />
as this was when James became Bishop of Winchester, logically it would be<br />
1618 when Elizabeth died. James was dead before this, he died 1617)<br />
Fig. 12 Arms on the side of Edward Montagu’s tomb 82 **<br />
Edward married three times; his first wife was Elizabeth Jeffrey,<br />
daughter of John Jeffrey of Chillingleigh in Sussex 83 and they were<br />
married at Weekley on 21 September 1585 84 . They had a daughter<br />
81 Name from Burke (1871) A Genealogical and Heraldic History of Great Britain &<br />
Ireland – hereafter Burke (1871) There is no evidence for the George suggested by Burke<br />
82 L to R Henry, Walter James<br />
The arms for Clifford are a composite image; they cannot be clearly seen in any one<br />
picture as they lie behind a pillar. The arms of Bishop James are blurred but these are<br />
discussed in more detail below<br />
83 John Jeffrey was Lord Chief Justice of the Exchequer. He died in 1622 and was the<br />
grandfather of the notorious ‘Hanging’ Judge Jefferies<br />
84 Weekley PR<br />
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