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English: Two 14th century ladies. Tomb effigies in St.Mary's church
Behind is the tomb effigy of Ralph-de-Abenhale, the first Rector instituted in 1288. The two female figures are Lady Cecilia de Muchegros who died in 1301 and her great Grand-daughter Lady Hawisia de Bures who died in 1353. Lady Cecilia holds a heart signifying that just her heart is buried here, though some suggest it is an egg, a symbol of the Resurrection |
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