Dr. William Throckmorton

William, was a doctor of civil and canon law, a master in chancery, servant to Wolsey, and last warden but one of the collegiate church of Shottesbrook, Berkshire., where his effigy remains in the chancel (d.1535).

Monument, to the memory of William Throkmorton

The effigy of the deceased, smaller than life, attired in a long gown, with his doctor's hood and cap, having the hands conjoined, lies within a stone coffin against the north wall of the choir. Across the middle of the effigy is a slab of stone, bearing a brass plate, with the following inscription:

"Here lyeth Wyll'm Throckmarton, p'st, doctor of lawe, late warden of this church, which decessid the xii. day of Januari, An'o d'ni Mcccccxxv; on whois soule Jh'u have Mercy. Ame'. "E terra in vilem resoluto corpore terram Sanctam expecto dei misericordis opem Exspecto et in fidu' redivive carnis amictu' Et tandem excelsi regna beata poli."

Source: http://www.berkshirehistory.com/churches/shottesbrooke02.html