hawstead造句

• March 1558 ), married Sir Thurston, and Hawstead, Suffolk.
• He died at Hawstead on 11 January 1558.
• Hawstead Place, previously the seat of the Drury family, is now a farmhouse.
• He was buried at Hawstead, where a marble bust over his tomb depicts him in full armour.
• Few churches in Suffolk have as many monuments to their dead, say scholars, as the church in Hawstead.
• Drury's body was brought back to England, and he was buried in the chancel of Hawstead church.
• Drury was buried in All Saints Church, Hawstead, where he is commemorated by a memorial brass and an inscription:
• They originally decorated a painted closet, about square, adjacent to a bedroom in Hawstead Place, near Bury St Edmunds.
• It is believed they were made for Anne Drury, Lady Drury, wife of Sir Robert Drury of Hawstead and Hardwick, who died in 1624.
• Drury procured from Pope Alexander VI a licence for the chapel in his house at Hawstead, dated 8 July 1501 in the tenth year of that pontificate.
• The Drurys of Hawstead were a very important family in the district and over the years several members of the family had distinguished connections with the Royal Family.
• Sir Thomas Gery Cullum, surgeon, botanist, antiquarian, and writer is buried in the church at Hawstead, Suffolk with many of his ancestors and descendants.
• The Queen was travelling from Long Melford and after dining at Lawshall Hall with some of the Drury family continued to Hawstead where she was entertained by Sir William Drury.
• *"'375 "': Glemsford / Long Melford  Alpheton  Shimpling  Lawshall  Hawstead  Bury St Edmunds ( sponsored by Suffolk County Council)
• When Elizabeth called next on his nephew Sir William Drury that evening at Hawstead Place, Hawstead, Sir William converted and thus secured his politically correct position with the crown.
• When Elizabeth called next on his nephew Sir William Drury that evening at Hawstead Place, Hawstead, Sir William converted and thus secured his politically correct position with the crown.
• Following the death of his first wife, in February 1618 he married Diana Drury ( d . 1631 ), daughter of Sir William Drury of Hawstead, Suffolk, and Elizabeth Stafford.
• The 1838 Tithe Map shows the same internal road patterns as today, with roads leading out to the neighbouring villages of Hawstead, Lawshall, Great Whelnetham, Sicklesmere, Bradfield Combust and Cockfield.
• These volumes, containing notes on about 235 Suffolk churches, were purchased by Sir John Cullum, author of the " History of Hawstead and Hardwick ", from John Topham the antiquary in 1777.
• Thomas Drury was born to Robert Drury of Hawstead, Suffolk, and his wife Audrey, n閑 Rich, the daughter of the former Lord Chancellor, Sir Philip Sidney's " Astrophel and Stella ".