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RefNoKHP17/6/2
AltRefNoHP17/6/2
TitleList of Cotton family monumental inscriptions.
DescriptionProbably 18th century, it list tombs between 1519 (Thomas & Joan Cotton) and 1731 (Sir John Cotton and William Hanbury). 12 numbered pages. n.d. (18th. C.) The R.C.H.M. Inventory states that the cenotaph in the north aisle to the Bruce family, Princes of Scotland and Earls of Huntingdon, were erected by Sir Robert Cotton, 1600, V.C.H.
CreatorNameConington Parish Church
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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CodePersonNameDates
F/0003Cotton; family; of Madingley Hall and Landwade; Baronets Cotton1423-1871
P/0012Cotton; Thomas (c.1480-1517); High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire (1512); of Coningtonc.1480-1517
P/0013Cotton; Thomas (c.1515-1574); High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire (1547); MP, of Coningtonc.1515-1574
P/0014Cotton; Thomas (1544-1592); High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire (1582); of Conington1544-1592
P/0015Cotton; Sir; Robert Bruce (1571-1631); 1st Baronet; of Conington1571-1631
P/0016Cotton; Sir; Thomas (1594-1662); 2nd Baronet; of Conington1594-1662
P/0017Cotton; Sir; John (1621-1702); 3rd Baronet; of Conington1621-1702
P/0018Cotton; Sir; John (c.1680-1731); 4th Baronet; of Coningtonc.1680-1731
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