File:Memorial to Margery Clent in Gloucester Cathedral.jpg
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English: This monument is to Margery Clent (d1623) who died in childbirth. The monument is the work of Samuel Baldwin of Stroud.
Margery was the daughter of Bishop Miles Smith who was responsible for the translation of the later books of the Old Testament, and preface, for the King James Version of the bible. |
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