File:Bottom Inscription, Mural Monument to Richard Berkeley (died 1661), St Michael's Church, Stoke Gifford.jpg
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DescriptionBottom Inscription, Mural Monument to Richard Berkeley (died 1661), St Michael's Church, Stoke Gifford.jpg |
Mural monument to Richard Berkeley (1579–1661), MP, St Michael's Church, Stoke Gifford, Gloucestershire. He married Mary Roe (1579-1615), a daughter of Robert Roe, Esq., of the City of London. He survived his wife by 46 years. Monument erected by their youngest and only surviving son Robert Berkeley. (Per inscription on top brass tablet). The bottom brass tablet is in memory of Henry Berkeley, Esq. (1559-1607) (father of the above Richard Berkeley (1579–1661)), son and heir of Sir Richard Berkeley (1531–1604) of Stoke Gifford. Henry Berkeley, Esq. (1559-1606/7) married Muriel Throckmorton, a daughter of Thomas Throgmorton, Esq. (1534-1615), of Coughton Court, Warwickshire, twice MP for Warwickshire (in 1558 and 1559) eldest son and heir of Sir Robert Throckmorton (d.1581) of Coughton by his wife Muriel Berkeley, a daughter of Thomas Berkeley, 5th Baron Berkeley (Source: History of Parliament biography of "THROCKMORTON, Thomas (1534-1615), of Coughton, Warws. and Weston Underwood, Bucks"[1]). Henry Berkeley, Esq. (1559-1607) had three surviving children: Richard Berkeley (1579–1661), of Stoke Gifford and Berkeley Plantation, MP; Elizabeth Berkeley; Margaret Berkeley (wife of John Tomlism of Bristol). (Per inscription on bottom brass tablet; also per www.tudorplace.com[2]). The brass tablets appear not to be in their original positions, or possibly are not original, as the lower one refers to an earlier member of the family than the top tablet. GenealogyThe Berkeley family of Stoke Gifford was descended from Maurice de Berkeley (d.1347), killed at the Siege of Calais, who had acquired the manor of Stoke Gifford in 1337, the second son of w:Maurice de Berkeley, 2nd Baron Berkeley (1271–1326) of w:Berkeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
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Top inscriptionTo Richard Berkeley, Esqr, and Mary his wife (daughter of Robert Roe of London, Esqr) deare father and mother, a clue to their love, of whom Robert Berkeley their youngest son and only now living hath sett up this remembrance of them. Shee when shee had passed neare 36 yeres in the exercise of religioues and morall duties and they boathe had lived together almost halfe a yeare upwards of 17 (without knoweing the other 2 whose comforts they envyed) died the 24th of July in the yeare of our Lord 1615. He lived upwards of 46 yeres after and dyed in the 83d yere of his age the 12th day of May 1661. Theire soules are in Heaven theire bodies lye here. Here hee layd hers and here when death should divide him his will was his bodie should be laid, trusting in God's mercy his soule should soone be with hers, and theire bodies in the meanetime lyinge here together, together from thence at our Saviour's call should arise for ever after bodies and soules to enjoy the all happying vision Bottom inscriptionHere lyeth the body of Henry Berkeley Esqr., son and heire of Sr Richard Berkeley Knt. This blessed change hee made about the 48 yeare of his age upon the 7th of Feb in the yere of our Saviour 1607. Hee had by Myrriell his wife (daughter of Thomas Throgmorton Esqr) divers sonnes and daughters the others dyed young three onely survived vizt: Richard, Elizabeth and Margaret. Elizabeth dyed in the yeare of our Lord 1605 in the 22th ?) yeare of her age and was here interred. |
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Author | Lobsterthermidor (talk) 14:44, 12 April 2023 (UTC) |
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