An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London, Volume 4, the City. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1929.
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Funeral monuments.
BROAD STREET: (2) DUTCH CHURCH AUSTIN FRIARS. Margaret Cornwall, 1692.
TOWER: (2) ST. OLAVE HART STREET. (1) to Ludolph v. Werder, 1628.
CRIPPLEGATE WITHIN: (1) ST. ALBAN. (3) to William Harvie, 1593, and others later.
ALDGATE: (12) ST. KATHARINE CREE. (5) to Richard Spencer, 1667.
ALDGATE: (1) ST. ANDREW UNDERSHAFT. (10) to Margery Turner, 1607.
CRIPPLEGATE WITHOUT: ST. GILES. (3) to Edmund Harrison, 1666, and (4) Charles Langlie, 1602.
TOWER: (2) ST. OLAVE HART STREET. (14) to Mary Bewley, 1658–9.