WebMar 25, 2013 · Paycocke tombs are in front. of the altar rail. Though Thomas. Paycocke (a butcher) was the first. of his family to be recorded as buried. here with his wife Christina (1461), their tomb has been lost, and it is. his son or nephew of the same name (a clothworker), along with his two. wives, Margaret and Anne, whose. tomb (unfortunately … WebThomas Paycocke aka Peacock. Born about 1400 in Coggeshall, Essex, England. Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown] [sibling (s) unknown] [spouse (s) unknown] …

Inside... Paycocke’s House in Coggeshall Great British Life

WebHello Select your address All Webprioress in real life; a Parisian housewife of the 14th century; Thomas Betson, a 15th-century English merchant; and Thomas Paycocke of Coggeshall, an Essex clothier in the days of Henry VII. 13: A Monthly Record of Ophthalmic Science Of the second case a much briefer report is given. Drawn from the image maker medical aesthetics

The history of the Paycocke family Essex National Trust

WebMarco Polo, a Venetian traveller of the thirteenth century-- Madame Eglentyne, Chaucer's prioress in real life--The Ménagier's wife, a Paris housewife in the fourteenth century.--Thomas Betson, a merchant of the Staple in the fifteenth century.--Thomas Paycocke of Coggeshall, an Essex clothier in the days of Henry VII WebLeft: Thomas Paycocke, the last male of the family who founded the Charity. Died on 26th December 1580. Right: John Paycocke, died April 2nd 1533, and his wife Joan. When John, the last surviving male and owner of Paycocke house, died in 1580, it brought to a close the Paycocke link with Coggeshall. The house then passed to the ... WebLibraryThing catalogs yours books online, easily, quickly and for free. image maker graphics