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English: Effigy of Sir John Dinham(d.1428), Kings-Carswell Church, Devon. Effigy of Sir John Dinham (1359-1428), St Mary's Church, Kingskerswell, north aisle.[1] Two female effigies also survive separately, believed to represent two of his three wives. Rogers (1890) suggests one of the ladies to be his 2nd wife Maud Maltravers from the heraldic evidence on Dinham's chest tomb, the arms of her father Sir John Maltravers of Hook, Dorset, being Sable, a fret or. Under the effigy the Dinham arms impale the arms fretty
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Source Rogers, W.H. Hamilton, The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West, Exeter, 1890
Author Drawn by Roscoe Gibbs

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