"Desiderata Curiosa," pp. 252 et seq.), pp. 56 et seq., 77 et seq. Few better accounts of funerals of the time are to be read. Cf. "N. and Q.," 6th series, vol. x, p. 314. SOUTH COWTON. (St. Mary.)
[Communicated by the Rev. C. V. Collier F.S.A.]
1. Helmet, crested, a pelican. 2. A gauntlet. On a perch in the north aisle of the chancel. Tradition. None.
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Fig. 1805. Marr THORNHILL. (St. Michael.) 1. Helmet. 2. Gauntlets. Tradition. None. There are monuments to and effigies of many members of the Savile family in the Savile chapel, a great historical Yorkshire family. Arms. Arg. on a bend sa. three owls of the field. (Savile.) Crest. An owl arg.
YORK.
(1) St. Michael le Belfry.
Two helmets of the XVIIth century, reputed to have been used by soldiers of the Commonwealth.
(2) Church of Holy Trinity.
In this church there was formerly town armour.
(3) Church of St. John the Baptist.
In this church there was formerly town armour.
