An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1926.
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Mural Monuments in Churches.
Long Stow. In Chancel, to Sir Thomas Maples, 1634–5.
Upwood. In Chancel, to Peter Phesaunt, 1649, and Mary, his wife.
Kimbolton. In S. Chapel, to Essex, wife of Edward, Earl of Manchester, 1658.
Offord Darcy. In S. Aisle, of Richard Nailour, 1616, and his two wives.
Buckden. In Chancel, to Thomas Barlow, Bishop of Lincoln, 1691.
Elton. In S. Aisle, to John Proby, 1710, and Frances, his daughter, 1711.
Elton. In S. Aisle, (1) to Thom is Proby, 1684.
Steeple Gidding. In Chancel, of Mary, wife of Roger Kinyon, 1714.