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Aynscombe tomb, Mayfield church
A wall memorial to Thomas Aynscombe (d. 1620)who was a reader of the Inner Temple, London. He married Katherine Eversfield (d. 1633)and they had 2 sons, John and Thomas(his heir), and 3 daughters, Mary, Katherine and Elizabeth. 2 Children died as infants (represented by skulls on the memorial).
The monument is by Nicholas Stone.
The monument is by Nicholas Stone.
Created: Wed, 28 Dec 2011, Updated: Wed, 28 Dec 2011
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