File:Lynsted, Ss Peter & Paul church monument detail. (31684213631).jpg
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Daughters of Sir Christopher Roper On the lower half of the memorial are shown 2 panels, the sons (John and William) having just returned from hunting with hawks and dogs, and the daughters Bridget, Mary, Elizabeth, Catherine and Margaret.n Mary, kneeling, founded a Benedictine Abbey in Ghent and became Abbess. Of the 4 other figures, three became nuns. |
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| Author | Jules & Jenny from Lincoln, UK |
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