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A    SUMMARY    CATALOGUE    OF    SEPULCHRAL    MEMORIALS    AND
REMAINS    OF    ANCIENT    ART     EXISTING    IN      PARISH      CHURCHES.
COUNTY  OF  SUFFOLK,  Continued.
HUNDRED  OF  LOES.
Ash.  Brass.  Figure  of  a  priest  in  full  canonicals,  holding
in  his  hand  a  chalice,  surmounted  by  a  wafer  ;  he  stands  under
a  rich  canopy,  part  of  which  is  lost^  as  is  also  a  legend  round
the  edge  of  the  stone ;  under  his  feet,  an  inscription  in  English.
Height  2  ft.  4  inc.
Tlie  whole  inscription  is  in  black  letter  :

"  <©f  Bour  tf^miit  prap  for  Xl^t  mnXt  of  g*^
of  tt)i0  cl&urcl^  0'  U)t)O0e  0oule  OTu  tjaije  tn'rp*"

Monuments.  1.  In  the  nave,  white  marble,  for  Frederic  Shep-
pard,  Lieut.  4th  or  King's  own  regt.  of  foot,  5th  son  of  John
Sheppard  of  Campsey  Ash,  Esq.  killed  at  the  storming  of  Bada-
jos,  April  6,  1812,  aged  22.  Arms,  Sheppard,  Sable,  a  fesse  or
between  three  talbots  passant  argent,  each  carrying  in  its  mouth
a  bird  bolt  of  the  second.
2.  White  marble,  on  dove-coloured  ground,  for  .lohn  Wilson
Sheppard,  Esq.  died  2  April,  1838,  aged  32  (while  serving  the
office  of  High  Sheriff  for  the  county.)

3.  Similar  to  the  last.  For  John  Sheppard,  Esq.  died  31  Jan.
1824,  aged  56.
Brandeston.  Brasses.  1.  No  figure.  Elizabeth  Stebbing,
daughter  of  Henry,  buried  15  Sept.  1621.
2.  No  figure.  Jane  Stebbing,  wife  of  Henry,  bur.  13  March,
1616.
3.  A  small  brass  plate  found  in  a  vault,  and  fixed  against  the
wall  of  the  chancel  in  a  stone  border,  "  Thomas  Revett,  Gen.
filius  et  heres  Johan  Revett,  Arm.  Hoc  Domitorium  fundavit,
sibi  primum  (sic  Fatis  par  videretur)  adeundum  23"  die  Aug.
1704,  cEt.  57,"  &c.
