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Unknown Compton
1365
St Agnes' Church, Freshwater, Isle of Wight, England

Freshwater, Isle of Wight MS I. London A effigial brass (inscription lost)
to a knight of the Compton family, c 1365 (height of figure 840mm).
Rubbing: reproduced from Monumental Brass Society Portfolio

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Freshwater, All Saints Church Photo, Adam de Compton brass, late 14th century

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One of the most fascinating historical features is one about which we know very little. Set on the east wall of the north aisle is a beautifully preserved memorial brass of a knight, clad in armour that suggests a date in the reign of Richard II, that is, sometime in the last few decades of the 14th century.
We do not know who the knight may be, but one possibility is Adam de Compton.

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Brass Rubbing, 1350 (made)
Rubbing of a brass effigy of a man in armour, possibly Adam de Compton (d.1397, or 1350), Freshwater Church.
Rubbing taken in Freshwater Church, Isle of Wight and given by Mr. Evelyn Bergne.

John de Compton (+ before 1316, without issue) -
Adam de Compton (+ before 1337, probably brother of John de Compton (+1316))
John de Compton (son of Adam de Compton (+ before 1337))
1350 (4 years) Richard de Compton (son of John)