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| Other Heraldic Glass |
Nave - Window in North Wall
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A roundel with the arms of the Kings of England as borne between 1405 and 1603. The origin of this glass is not known.
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| Chancel - Window in North Wall |
A roundel bearing the Miller(Said to have been granted by Dugdale, Garter King of Arms
in 1684.)
Argent a fess wavy azure between three wolves’ heads proper, the badge of Ulster. arms in the window to the memory of William Uvedale Miller who died 1868. |
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| East Window |
The glass representing the “Tree of Jesse”, given by Sir Charles John Hubert Miller in 1898, has the Miller arms in the bottom left hand corner.
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| Sanctuary - Window in South Wall |
| This window is in memory of Sir Thomas Combe Miller and of his wife Martha;
their arms are in the top of the window. They are similar to those in the hatchment over the north door. |
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| Heraldry of the Tombs |
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Click on the four tombs at the bottom to see a photograph of them in a new window
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In the following notes the tombs are dealt with chronologically
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| A. The LIGHE Brass |
This memorial is to John Lighe (or Leigh) who owned, and lived at, Coldrey, and died in 1515. It would appear that originally there was a brass of his wife facing him.
Only the first two quarters of the arms can be identified with any certainty, the first being LIGHEGules cross engrailed and a border also engrailed argent. and the second LEIGH. Azure a plate between three ducal crowns or a border argent. As the spelling of the name was interchangeable these are likely to be branches of the same family. |
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| B. GAUDEN Azure a chevron ermine between three lions faces or a border |
| Samuel Gauden died 1st September 1693 in his 59th year. He had bought the Manor of Froyle from John and Robert Fiennes in 1666. He was succeeded as Lord of the Manor by his son Jonathan. |
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| C. GAUDEN Azure a chevron ermine between three lions faces or a border |
| Jonathan Gauden, who succeeded his father as Lord of the
Manor in 1693, died on 5th May 1705 in his 58th year. He was
succeeded by his nephew Gauden Draper. |
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| D. No Arms |
| Elizabeth, wife of William Salmon, was a daughter of Jonathan Gauden and she died 21st February 1698 in her 26th year. She had married William Salmon 31st July 1694. |
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| E. DRAPER Argent on a fess between three annulets gules three covered |
| Gauden Draper succeeded his uncle Jonathan Gauden as Lord of the Manor in 1705 and died 14th August 1710 in his Ord year. He married Mary Loggin who died in 1727. He was succeeded by his son William Draper. |
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| F. DRAPER Argent on a fess between three annulets gules three covered
impaling LOGGINOr a lion passant in chief three piles sable |
Ann Mary Draper, wife of Gauden Draper (E), died 3rd April
1727 in her 64th year. It is probable that she was related to Frances Loggin whose tomb is in the centre aisle of the Nave. (See below).
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| G. DRAPER Argent on a fess between three annulets gules three covered
in a lozenge |
| Frances Draper, daughter of Gauden and Mary Draper, died 29th March 1721 in her 19th year. Her arms are displayed on a lozenge as she was an unmarried woman. |
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| H. DRAPER Argent on a fess between three annulets gules three covered
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| William Draper, who had succeeded his father as Lord of the Manor in 1710, died 28th August 1765 aged 67. He married Ann (Hornby) who died in 1732. |
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| I. DRAPER Argent on a fess between three annulets gules three covered
impaling HORNBY Argent a chevron between three bugle horns sable stringed gules.
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| Ann Draper, wife of William Draper, died 17th February 1732, also William Draper, their only son, aged 3 years. |
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| Tombs and Memorials in the Nave |
NICHOLAS Argent a fess wavy between three ravens sable. Argent on a cross gules an imperial crown or.
Argent on a chevron between three ravens sable two lions passant respectant argent.
(Nicholas of Winterbourne Earls)
Argent on a fess between three ravens sable three lions rampant argent.(Memorials only, no arms displayed) |
William Draper was succeeded as Lord of the Manor by his daughter Mary, who married William Nicholas of Basingstoke on 15th September 1748. William Nicholas died 13th June 1764. Mary Nicholas died in 1791.
William and Mary Nicholas had twin sons, John Nicholas and William Draper Nicholas, who died in 1778 and 1786 respectively - there is a memorial to them on the south wall of the Nave.
Between 1765 and 1782 the Nicholas family disposed of the Manor piecemeal to Sir Thomas Miller, fifth baronet. |
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| LOGGIN Or a lion passant in chief three piles sable (In central aisle) |
| Frances Loggin, daughter of William Loggin of Butlers Marston, Warwickshire, died 28th November 1724. It is possible that Mary, wife of Gauden Draper, was related. It should be noted that the daughter of Gauden and Mary Draper bore the Christian name of Frances, and that the Vicar of Froyle in 1755 was Thomas Loggin |
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MOODYVert a fess engrailed argent surmounted of another gules between three harpies argent.
(On the hatchment the harpies are incorrectly shown as owls). |
| Although there are no Moody tombs within the church a memorial tablet on the north wall of the Nave commemorates :- |
- Mary Anabella Moody, daughter of William & Mary Nicholas and widow of Richard Vernon Moody, died 2nd December 1829 aged 73.
- Mary Klizabeth Moody, died 29th July 1855 aged 67, and Rebecca Anabella Moody, died 2nd April 1860 aged 69, both daughters of Mary and Richard Moody.
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