Nicholas Colepeper1
#2983, ( - 1510)
Relationship | 14th great-granduncle of William David Lewis |
Father* | Walter Colepeper1 (c 1398 - 1462) | |
Mother* | Agnes Roper1 (b 1410 - ) |
Family | Elizabeth Wakehurst |
Marriage* | He married Elizabeth Wakehurst, daughter of Richard Wakehurst Jr and Agnes Gainsford, at EnglandG.2 | |
Birth* | He was born at EnglandG.1 | |
Ten sons and eight daughters.2 | ||
Burial* | 1510 | He was buried in 1510 at St. Peter's Church, Ardingly, West Sussex, EnglandG.3 |
Death* | 1510 | He died in 1510 at EnglandG.3 |
Citations
- [S333] Col. F. W. T. Attree and Rev. J. H. L. Booker, "The Sussex Colepepers", Sussex Archaeological Collections, vol. 47 and 48 (1904 and 1905): p. 58.
- [S333] Col. F. W. T. Attree and Rev. J. H. L. Booker, "The Sussex Colepepers", p. 60.
- [S335] Culpepper Connections, online gen.culpepper.com, "Within the sanctuary is the altar tomb, with a fine brass, of Richard Wakehurst and Elizabeth his wife. He was member of Parliament and concerned in much public work. He was the last of the Wakehursts and died in 1454.
In the central alley of the Chancel are the brasses (pictured below) of Richard and Margaret Culpeper, d. 1516 and 1504, which originally lay before the altar, and of Nicholas (d. 1510) and Elizabeth Culpeper, with their 10 sons and 8 daughters. These two Culpeper brothers married two sisters, granddaughters of Richard Wakehurst, who thus brought the Wakehurst estate into the Culpeper family. Within the altar rails (which are of 17th century date) are the brasses of Elizabeth Culpeper, died 1633, widow of Sir Edward, the builder of the present house at Wakehurst, and of Elizabeth, d. 1634, a grandchild of the same.