Lady Cecilia Rogers

Monumental Inscription

Syr Andrew Lutterell's child, and Richard Roger's wife, Heve Lutterel lys in tomb, exil'd from mortal lyfe, By mother's syde extract, from Wyndham's worthy lyne, Who at her wedlock day, had lived years tenne and nyne, Seven years no child she had, yet after daughters five, Sonnes three, which three she left, and daughters three alive, What tyme years twente twice and three she had outworne, Her corps, which was of yearth, to yearth again was born;Not so her godlie soule; hither bound is in reaste, Of such a godlie dame we may pronounce her blest. Who died the x daye of March, A'o 1566[/67].

Note: Brass Plate on the South Wall of the Nave.

Source: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=119655602

On a brass of the year 1566, which was once to be seen in the church of Bryanston, co. Dorset, there were engraved the arms of Rogers impaled with those of Luttrell, charged with a mullet for difference, recording the alliance between Sir Richard Rogers of that place and Cicely daughter of Sir Andrew Luttrell of Dunster. [Diary of Richard Symonds," Camden Society, p. 128.]

Updated from MyHeritage Match via husband William Roger by SmartCopy: Sep 30 2014, 21:21:46 UTC