File:ChittlehamptonBrassHenryCoblegh1470.jpg
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English: Monumental brass in memory of Henry Coblegh (d.1470) of Chittlehampton, Devon. Inscription: Hic jacet Henricus Coblegh et Alicia uxor eius parentes Joh(ann)is Coblegh qui quid(a)m Henricus obiit vice(n)simo die mens(is) Julii Anno d(o)m(ini) mill(ens)imo cccc.o (quadringentensimo) lxx.o (septuagensimo) quor(um) a(n)i(m)abus pr(opiti)et(ur) de(us) Amen ("Here lie Henry Coblegh and Alice his wife the parents of John Coblegh which certain Henry died on the twentieth day of the month of July in the one thousandth four hundredth and seventieth year of Our Lord on the souls of whom may God look with favour") |
| Date | 1470; rubbing made Feb 2012 |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | unknown sculptor |
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