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Remains of brass effigies of Sir Ralph Shelton 1424 and wife Alice.Uvedale "Pray for the soul of Ralph Shelton, soldier, and Lady Alice his wife, daughter of Thomas de Uvedal, soldier, the which Ralph died 25th day of October AD 1424 : Alice died on the 13th day of May AD ............." (Orate p.a'i'ab; Radulfi Shelton, militis, et Domine Alicie uxoris ejus, filie Thome de Uvedal, militis, qui quidem Radulfus, obt. xxv die Oct. Ao. m. cccc. xxiiii.) (there are different versions recorded) Sir Ralph, born c 1347 was the son & heir of Sir Ralph Shelton 1376 & 1st wife Anne de Burgulion daughter of Sir Ralph De Bourgillion When he was two her was made the heir to the estates of Hugh De Burgullion, brother of his mother, who had died childless c1349, which included Great Snoring and Thursford . In 1376 he also inherited his father's lands, and in 1405/6 when his step-mother Joan Plais daughter of Sir Richard de Plays of Wetyng died, he (aged 58) inherited the remainder of her estate as she left no heirs of her own. He m Alice Uvedale b1351 daughter of Sir Thomas Uvedale of Tacolneston 3rd husband of Benedicta daughter of John Shelving, who m1 John Sandwich, m2 Edmund Hawte, & m4 John Fitzwilliam Children: 1. Alice m Sir Edmund Bedingfield of Oxborough 1496 son of Thomas Bedingfield and Anne Waldegrave: who m2 Margaret daughter of Sir John Scott of Scots Hall Kent, having 1 daughter Margaret d1504 who m Sir Edward Jerningham 2. Ralph 1371-1414 3. John predeceased his father without heirs and leased the manor of Gedney Lincolnshire (part of the Burgullion inheritance of his father) to the Abbot of Ramsey Sir Ralph's heir was his nephew John Shelton 1431 of Shelton who m Margaret Brewes flic.kr/p/zF6FjK , son of his brother William d1422 & Catherine Baret heir of Simon Barrett of Barrett’s in Hardwick both buried here 21 Dec 1382, Ralph with other prominent Norfolk men received a directive from the King to investigate treasonable insurrection in the county and another writ in the same time frame was issued for Ralph and John, Duke of Lancaster; John De Clifton; Robert De Howard and Oliver De Calthorpe to be made commissioners of the peace and oyer and terminer for the county of Norfolk. He was asked to perform the same function with John, Duke of Norfolk 25 Apr 1386, 12 Jul 1388, 15 Jul 1389 (along with Simon Barrett this time), on 28 Jun 1390, 5 Mar 1397, 22 Jul 1397 (with John, Duke of Lancaster), 12 Nov 1397 (with John, Duke of Lancaster; Edmund, Duke of York; John, Duke of Exeter; Thomas, Duke of Norfolk and Simon Barrett). 1 Mar 1384, Sir Ralph Shelton and others were directed to enquire about the trespass and other offences in the priory of St Mary’s, Walshingham where quarrels had arisen between the prior and convent. He was on the voyage of St. Malbes de L'Isle and into Scotland with Richard II and then into Spain, where Sir Hugh Hastings died. In 1385, Ralph attended John of Gaunt on his great expedition in Spain and was at the famous battle of Nazarett. In 1397 a grand breakfast was provided at Norwich for Sir Ralph Shelton, Sir Edmund Thorp and many others of the nobility and gentry of Norfolk. 20 Jun 1398 he and Sir Miles Stapleton and others were commissioned to redress offences and execute statues in Norfolk. 14 Jul 1402, the King directed Sir Ralph along with Sir Thomas Bardolf, Sir Thomas Morley and Sir John Heveningham to array men at arms to defend the sea coast against an invasion of the King’s enemies 2 Jul 1405 he was again ordered to assembly men at arms to resist the King’s enemies from France and Picardy and then to go to Wales to strengthen troops there. 14 Jul 1406 he was again commissioned to go to Wales to strengthen the King’s forces there. King Henry IV was like most medieval kings in monetary straits from constant warfare, and 4 Sep 1405 he had ordered Sir Ralph Shelton, Edmund Oldhall, Nicholas Wichingham and the Sheriff of Norfolk to collect money from the Norfolk parishes for a loan to defend against the King’s enemies in Wales and enemies in France who have landed in Wales. 5 Nov 1406, he was directed by the King to determine the worth of the Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex estates of the late Sir Robert De Hemenhale and to determine who Sir Robert’s next heir would be. In 1409, Ralph presented Henry Turnour as pastor at Hardwick church. 1 Dec 1411, he was directed to mediate a dispute between Sir Thomas Morley and Sir Thomas Hemgrave. In 1424, not long before his death, Ralph along with John Duke of Norfolk; Walter, Bishop of Norwich and John Heydon purchased Neville’s manor in Hethill co Norfolk. The brass is remarkable among Norfolk brasses as having the field of the knight's coat and the cross Moline in the lady's enamelled with their colours www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/Y9163y and his surcoat being the first know with sleeves. Alice has a mitred head dress, the side bunches of hair gradually extending upwards, and the veil thrown over, sunk into the hollow between (eventually the raised hair was superseded by a wire frame) - Church of St Mary the Virgin, Great Snoring Norfolk