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Memorial to John & Alice Harrington

The earliest of the Harrington monuments is now at the west end of the south aisle and is that of the second John Harrington, who died in 1524, and his wife Alice (née Southill). He was son of Robert & Maude, and High Sheriff of Rutland. They had 8 children, including James, whose memorial is also in the church.
At one time in the past it stood in the tower, for once the organ stood where the tomb now is and on Sundays the school children, under the supervision of the Vicar’s daughter, formed some sort of choir. At John Harrington’s feet are a lion and a small figure of a bedesman, while close to his wife’s feet two dogs nibble the hem of her skirt.
by Julian P Guffogg

Created: Sat, 1 Sep 2012, Updated: Sat, 1 Sep 2012


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SK9211 : Tomb of John & Alice Harrington, Exton Church by Julian P Guffogg
2018
SK9211 : Exton church, Harrington tomb, detail by Alan Murray-Rust
2016
SK9211 : Exton church, Harrington tomb, detail by Alan Murray-Rust
2016
SK9211 : Detail of John & Alice Harrington tomb, Exton church by J.Hannan-Briggs
2012
SK9211 : Tomb of John & Alice Harrington, Exton Church by J.Hannan-Briggs
2012
SK9211 : John Harrington on Memorial, Exton church by J.Hannan-Briggs
2012
SK9211 : Coat of Arms, John & Alice Harrington Memorial, Exton church by J.Hannan-Briggs
2012
SK9211 : Alice Harrington on Memorial, Exton church by J.Hannan-Briggs
2012


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