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A monument to Lady Margaret Legh who is holding a babe to her chest. Etching by JB, 1794, after a tomb sculpture, 1603.
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A monument to Lady Margaret Legh who is holding a babe to her chest. Etching by JB, 1794, after a tomb sculpture, 1603.

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: To the Mem.ory what dearer remanth of yt. vertous Lady la Margaret Legh daughter of him yt sometime was St. Gilbert Gerard Knigt. ... Engraved by JB from the monument in Fulham church.

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