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English:
Stamford, St Martin - Tomb of Lord Burghley, d. 1598 The grand tomb of William Cecil, Lord Burghley, Queen Elizabeth's adviser. William Cecil married twice: firstly to Mary Cheke (Cheek), daughter of Sir Peter Cheke of Pirgo and Agnes Duffield; secondly to Mildred Cooke, eldest daughter of Sir Anthony Cooke of Gidea, Essex. Arms: centre: Cecil; dexter Cecil impaling Cheke:
Argent, three crescents gules
, sinister Cecil impaling Cooke of Giddea Hall, Essex:
Or, a chevron compony gules and azure between three cinquefoils of the second (Burke's General Armory, 1884
[1]
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Français :
En l'église Saint-Martin de
Stamford
, tombeau de William Cecil (Lord Burghley) mort en 1598, qui fut l'un des principaux conseiller de la reine Elizabeth, et dont la demeure
(
Burghley House
)
était sise à Stambord
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| Author | John Sutton |
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