Pen and ink sketch of upper surface of sepulchral monument in Sevington Church, Kent, representing in bas-relief a figure in full armour, with spurs and sword, hands joined in prayer. <br>At least five other monuments commemorating members of the Barry family were placed in the same church. This one, which was probably inlaid with brass, had already disappeared before 1756-1760. <br>Source: <br> ‘V.J. Torr's Transcriptions of Faussett's and Cozen's Notebooks of Monumental Inscriptions’, Kent Archaeological Society, at http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Libr/MIs/TORR/01.htm, Sevington. Accessed 14.12.2014.
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– <br/>Hic Jacet Humphridus Barry Arm quondam dominus istius ville et patronus istius ecclesiae qui obiit in die sancte Marie Magdalene Anno Domini mille CCCC XXXI cujus anime propitietur Deus.
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Bibliographical Details
| Travel Account |
Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland
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Manuscript |
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p. 214 |
| Source copy |
National Library of Ireland
MS 392
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https://ttce.universityofgalway.ie/irelandillustrated/view/image/ii_image_1375106435 |
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Courtesy of the National Library of Ireland |
Related text from travel account
| SEVINGTON Church at the West end thereof neer y<sup>e</sup> foot of the steeple is seen a monument representing one arm’d Cap a pee, with this circumscrib’d in old Charact<sup>r</sup> not much unlike this sketch. <br/>Hic Jacet Umfridus Barry Ar. Quondam Dominus istius Ville et Patronus istius Ecclesiae. Qui obiit in Die sancte Marie Magdalene. A<sup>o</sup> DOM MILLMO CCCC XXXI cujus anime ppitietur Deus. Amen [p. 214] |
