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Monument Number 59251
Hob Uid: 59251
Location : North Lincolnshire Epworth
Grid Ref : SE7835003870
Summary : Chantry of St Mary and St Katherine - poss site
More information : SE 78350387. Reported dug up in the yard of 'The King's Head', now demolished. "Fifty figures of angels, saints, martyrs, and bishops" (a). These may be connected with the site of a chantry founded by Lord Mowbray in 1344 dedicated to St Mary and St Katherine (b). An alabaster figure from Epworth in Lincoln Museum, acc no: 465.11, probably of a notary or scrivener and dated by its style of clothing to circa mid 15 century, may be one of those from the King's Head (c).(1)

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Source details : Survey of Arch Sites in Humbs 1979 154 (Loughlin & Miller)
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Source Number : 1a
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Source details : The Diary of Abraham de la Pryme (ed C Jackson) 1869 85n
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Source Number : 1b
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Source details : Church & Society in Med Lincs 1971 95 97-8 120 (D Owen)
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Source Number : 1c
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Source details : Inf A White
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Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Medieval
Monument End Date : 1540
Monument Start Date : 1066
Monument Type : Chantry Chapel
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External Cross Reference Number : SE 70 SE 20
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Monument Number 59251