Tomb effigy in the church of St James the Great, East Hill. Colchester, Essex.

The epitaph reads:-

"Near this place lyeth the Body
of ARTHUR WINSLEY Esq.
An Alderman of this town, and a Justice of the Peace for the County
He was the Founder, and Endower
of Twelve Charity Houses in St Botolph's Parish
and Dyed on the 30th of January A.D. 1726/7."

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Tomb effigy in the church of St James the Great, East Hill. Colchester, Essex.

The epitaph reads:-

"Near this place lyeth the Body
of ARTHUR WINSLEY Esq.
An Alderman of this town, and a Justice of the Peace for the County
He was the Founder, and Endower
of Twelve Charity Houses in St Botolph's Parish
and Dyed on the 30th of January A.D. 1726/7."

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Tomb effigy in the church of St James the Great, East Hill. Colchester, Essex.

The epitaph reads:-

"Near this place lyeth the Body
of ARTHUR WINSLEY Esq.
An Alderman of this town, and a Justice of the Peace for the County
He was the Founder, and Endower
of Twelve Charity Houses in St Botolph's Parish
and Dyed on the 30th of January A.D. 1726/7."

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Tomb effigy of Sir Henry Bendish (d. 1717), 4th and last Baronet of Steeple Bumpstead, and his son, also called Henry, who died aged only 5 months.

St Mary's church, Steeple Bumpstead, Essex

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Detail of the Bendish memorial, showing Henry, son of the last Baronet of Steeple Bumpstead, who died aged just 5 months. He was an only child, so with his father's death in 1717, the baronetcy became extinct.

St Mary's church, Steeple Bumpstead, Essex

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