File:Church of St Andrew, Nuthurst; Joseph Tuder of Sedgwick Park memorial.jpg
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English: Memorial marble tablet plaque to Joseph Tuder of Sedgwick Park (d,1774 age 82); his niece Rebecca Nelthorpe (d.1784 age 68); his nephew William Nelthorpe (d.1791 age 74); and his niece Elizabeth Nelthorpe (d.1801 age 83), in the chancel of the Grade II listed St Andrew's Church on Nuthurst Street (aka Harriots Hill) in the village of Nuthurst, West Sussex, England.
Arms: Nelthorpe: Argent, on a pale sable a sword erect of the first pommel and hilt or (Burke, Sir Bernard, The General Armory, London, 1884, p.726); the other shield ((Gules?), a chevron (ermine?) between three ....) is presumably "Tuder", not listed in Burke. The arms of the Tudor/Tudyr family of Wales was Gules, a chevron between three close-helmets argent (Burke, p.1035). Camera: Canon EOS 6D Mark II with Canon EF 24-105mm F4L IS USM lens. Software: File lens-corrected, optimized, perhaps cropped, with DxO OpticsPro 11 Elite, and likely further optimized with Adobe Photoshop CS2. |
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- September 2017 in West Sussex
- Churches in West Sussex photographed in 2017
- St Andrew's Church, Nuthurst (interior)
- Church monuments in West Sussex
- Monuments and memorials in West Sussex
- Wall mounted church monuments in West Sussex
- Marble church monuments
- Marble plaques in West Sussex
- Coats of arms on monuments
- Reliefs of urns
- Memento mori in England
- 18th-century inscriptions
- Inscriptions in West Sussex
- Plaques referencing 1774 in England
- Plaques referencing 1784 in England
- Plaques referencing 1791 in England
- Plaques referencing 1801 in England
- Nelthorpe arms
- Tuder arms