339:. It is in a fairly complete state, and shows Sir John bare-headed but otherwise in full armour, between his two wives dressed in gowns, mantles, and pedimental headdresses. Below them are two smaller male figures, one partly perfect in armour, and underneath again, six female children, of whom two remain. The brasses are firmly fixed to the original slab of grey marble by apparently the original fastenings. They were originally in the Arundell chapel (a chantry built by the Arundells on the south side of the chancel of the parish church), and were early in the 19th century covered with some pews which were then placed in the chapel. On the restoration of the church later that century, the chapel being re-pewed, they were removed to their present position, which is an unfortunate selection, as it subjects them to a large amount of wear from the feet of persons passing over them, they being on the floor of the nave immediately below the chancel steps. The slab is now the southernmost of two and measures 7 feet 4 inches by 3 feet 9 inches; around it, 3 inches from the edge, is a plain fillet of brass bearing this inscription, partly missing, on a ledger-line:
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496:, 19th Earl of Arundell, K.G. ; she was his second wife, the first being her cousin Lady Catherine Grey, daughter of Thomas, 2nd Marquis of Dorset, by which lady the Earl alone had issue, viz., a son, who died without issue, and two daughters, his co-heirs, Joanna, married John, Lord Lumley, and died without issue; and Mary, married Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, by which marriage the Earldom and Castle of Arundell came to the Howards.
469:, per pale, the dexter quarterly of eight, 1. A bend engrailed (Rateliffe) ; 2. A fesse between two chevrons (Fitz -Walter) ; 3. A lion rampant crowned within a bordure; 4. A saltire engrailed ; 5. lost ; 6. Three bars ; 7. Semee-de-lis ; 8. An infant swaddled, thereon an eagle preying, wings addorsed. Impaling Arundell quarterly as above. Mary, daughter of the said Sir John Arundell, married
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Arundell and his arms, ancestor of the
Arundells of Lanherne and Chideocke. The head of the remaining figure is also gone, the shield is charged with the arms of Arundell quarterly as above, impaling, quarterly of four, 1. Howard, Duke of Norfolk; 2. De Brotherton ; 3. Warren; 4. Mowbray. These are for Sir Thomas Arundell, Knt., who married Margaret Howard, daughter and co-heir of
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Arundell Knyght of ye Bath and Knyght Banneret Recey(ver of) ye Duchye of Cornwall first ma(ryed ye Lady) Elizabeth Grey daughter to the Lorde Marquis of Dorset & (Catherine) daughter of Syr Thomas Gr(enville Knyght & dyed ye ey)ght of ffebruary the xxxvi yere of the reigne of Kyng Henry
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The brass bearing those parts of the inscription enclosed in brackets has been lost. In the upper part of the stone are the finely cut figures in brass of Sir John
Arundell and his two wives. Sir John is in the military costume of that period; behind his right shoulder rises a staff bearing a square
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Beneath these two shields are the matrixes of two groups of children, the only part remaining being the label over the group to the viewer's right, which bears the names "Joan
Eleanor Mary". Below these, and forming the lowest part of the monument, were four shields, of which only three survive:
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banner of a knight banneret, the matrix alone surviving as the brass itself of this with the crest and a portion of the helmet and lambrequin, upon which the head of the knight rests, has been lost; the banner was probably charged with the quartered coat of
Arundell without any impalement.
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Rogers, p.67; Byrne, vol.1, p.307, & Rogers, p.67, also assert he was created KG in 1501, dubious, not stated on his inscribed brass, which mentions the much lesser honour of Knight
Banneret, nor included in reliable lists of Knights of the Garter, e.g.
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Elizabeth Grey, the lady on the right hand of the knight, whose head rests on a square cushion, is a shield with the following arms: Per pale, the dexter quarterly of six, — 1. Six swallows (Arundell); 2. Four fusils conjoined in fesse
455:, Esq. Blazon: Per pale the dexter quarterly, 1 and 4, on a bend ermines, cotised, three boars' heads couped (Edgcumbe) ; 2 and 3, Semee-de-lis, and a lion rampant gardant (Holland) impaling Arundell quarterly of six as above.
126:. His family's establishment was at Lanherne House, mainly built in the 16th and 17th centuries. The senior branch of the ancient Cornish family of Arundell had been seated at Lanherne since the middle of the 13th century.
427:, third son of Thomas, Duke of Norfolk; she was sister to Catherine, fifth wife of Henry VIII. Sir Thomas Arundell was the second son of Sir John by his first wife, Lady Elizabeth Grey, and was an ancestor of the later
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Here lieth Sir John
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Arundell died on 8 February 1545, and although it might be presumed from the presence of his brass that he was buried at St Columb Major, he was in fact buried in the church of
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Hamilton Rogers, W.H. The Strife of the Roses & Days of the Tudors in the West, Exeter, 1890, Chapter 6, pp. 155–183, "They did cast him", biography of Sir Thomas
Arundell, KB.
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589:. Vol. II (2nd ed.). Salt Lake City, Utah.
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