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Barningham Winter St Peter's church brass [3864] 1950-05-28
Brass to Sir John Winter (1410) on south wall.

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St. MARY, BARNINGHAM WINTER, NORFOLK
Brass to Sir John Winter d.1410

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St Mary, Barningham Winter, Norfolk
The parish is also known as Barningham Town. The partly ruined church is attractively set in the park of the Hall.

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A brass dedicated to John Wynter, early 15 century and is on the south wall inside of Saint Mary the Virgin parish church located in Barningham Winter, Norfolk, England

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Within the chancel are memorials to the Paston and Mott families of Barningham Hall. Near the entrance is a 15th-century memorial brass to John Wynter, a knight of the Wynter family who owned the Barningham estate from 1361-1412.

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WYNTER, John (c.1364-1414), of Barningham Winter, Norf.
b.c.1364, s. and h. of William Wynter (c.1336-1397/8), of Barningham ?by his 1st w. Maud. m. (1) ?— Braylesford, 1s. Edmund*; (2) bef. Apr. 1398,1 Elizabeth, da. and coh. of William Hethersett of Hethersett, Norf. by his w. Eva, 1da.; (3) bef. Jan. 1407, Eleanor (d. Mar. 1416), wid. of Ivo Harleston (d.1403), of Cambridge, 2da.

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Sir John Winter (Wynter), MP (1364-1414)
Er ist verheiratet mit Agnes Martin.
Sie haben geheiratet im Jahr 1399 in Gloucester City, Gloucestershire, England, er war 35 Jahre alt.
Kind(er): Sir Edmund Winter van Barmingham 1401-1447