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Catfield Church, Norfolk: A Lost Rectorial Brass and an Early Case of Brass-Preservation

Abstract Evidence is produced here for the appearance and location of the sepulchral monument of John Walters, rector of Catfield in Norfolk from 1460 until 1478. Walters’s monument is interesting both for its own sake and because it incorporated a brass inscription which recorded his responsibility for reconstruction of the chancel of Catfield church in 1471. Another point of interest is the deliberate preservation of this brass in the early 17th century, an act recorded in the church’s register by a later rector, Anthony Harison. The article also includes observations about other medieval monuments at Catfield.