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English: The Bassett tomb (Erected between 1618 and 1640), Saint Bartholomew's Church, Blore, Staffordshire. It contains the alabaster effigies of William Bassett (†1601), together with his wife Elizabeth (†1640), and son-in-law Henry Howard (†1616), with two kneeling daughters at their heads. Photo Taken: 04/11/2020
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