Sir William Cogan and lady, obit c1380, recess with life-size effigies, cusped outer arch renewed C19

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HUNTSPILL (All Saints).
Person Represented. A lady, probably Isabel Cogan, wife of Sir William Cogan, who died 1383.

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The oldest artefact in St Peter & All Hallows Church is to be found on the eastern side of the south aisle of the nave and is a plinth which houses a monument dated 1345, which dates this part of the wall. The person represented could be Thomas, a member of the Cogan family, who were in possession of the Manor House at that date. The female effigy is believed to be that of Isabel Cogan, wife of Sir William Cogan, who died 1383

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William Cogan, Kt.

изображенный костюм (циклас) может говорить о более ранней датировке памятника и можно предположить, что здесь изображен отец указанного персонажа - Sir Richard de Cogan (+1368), но он не имеет отношения к месту нахождения памятника, так как умер (и, скорее всего, похоронен) в Brampton, Devon, в то время как наш персонаж умер именно в Huntspill, Somerset