Monuments


	Many of the monuments shown here are below the new raised floor and so are currently concealed from view.




				Nicholas Clarke d. 1553 as recorded in 1846



		John Freind MD, d. 1728 physician to Queen Caroline and Lord of this Manor




		Nicholas Clarke photo in 2008 - now under the raised floor. There were originally two daughters but both are now gone.


		Francis Clarke d.1631


	Thomas Ramsey d. 1510 and his wife Margaret


	Sir William Clarke d. 1625




		Hitcham War Memorial


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	Part of Elizabeth Alford’s will, 1597


	“The Blessed Trinitie prosper me and give me good success to all these my intents and principles. I, Elizabeth Alford of Hitcham in the County of Buckinghamshire, widdow, being of good health and perfect remembrance (for which I thank God) do ordaine this my last will and Testament for my lands, goods and chattells in manor and forme following.”


	The memorial to George Cruickshank, merchant of Amsterdam is largely self-explanatory. Cruickshank’s official residence was King Square Westminster, and there is no explanation of why he is buried at Hitcham. The boar’s head crest is associated with the Campbell clan. Faringdon House is between Oxford and Swindon.


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