pulley holes for working the lights in front of the rood-screen,
according to “A. V.,” _Church Times_, July 29, 1910.
[107] _English Church Furniture_, E. Peacock, 1866, p. 151.
[108] Mason and Webb, _Durandus’ Symbolism of Churches_, p. civ. ed. 1893.
[109] _Early Lincoln Wills_, A. Gibbons. The bequests seem to begin
early in the fifteenth century. There is only one instance (Jas. Burton,
of _Horncastle_, 1536, to the Rood light xij_d._) in Canon Maddison’s
collection of _Lincolnshire_ wills of the sixteenth century.
[110] _Oliver Cromwell_, p. 141.
[111] J. G. Williams, _Linc. Notes and Queries_, vol. viii. p. 101.
[112] On this occasion, probably, the Lincoln Corporation received from
the King’s hands its third sword.—Williams, _Linc. Notes and Queries_,
viii. p. 155.
[113] J. G. Williams, _Linc. Notes and Queries_, viii. p. 140.
[114] _True Intelligence from Lincolnshire, presented to the view and
consideration of the peaceably-minded_, 15th August 1642.
[115] _Joyful Intelligence from Lincolnshire_, quoted in _Linc. Notes and
Queries_, viii. p. 154.
[116] Clarendon’s _History of the Rebellion_, book v.
[117] _Memoirs of Colonel Hutchinson_, ed. 1892, pp. 143-45.
[118] _Relation of a Fight in the County of Lincoln_, &c., 1643.
[119] Carlyle, _Letters of Cromwell_, Part II. x.
[120] _Great Civil War_, i. p. 143.
[121] A. Paterson, _Oliver Cromwell: his Life and Character_, p. 51.
[122] Calendar of MSS. of the House of Lords, vii. App. i., quoted in
_Victoria History of Lincolnshire_, vol. ii. p. 282.
[123] _Memoirs of Colonel Hutchinson_, pp. 150, 154.
[124] Carlyle, Part II. p. 123 (to the Committee of the Associated
Counties).
[125] Possibly, as suggested in the _Victoria History of Lincolnshire_
(vol. ii. pp. 284-85), the first password in each case was for Tuesday,
the second for Wednesday.
[126] He was younger brother of Ralph, Lord Hopton, the Royalist
commander in the West. Cromwell is said to have visited Horncastle after
the battle to see that the body of this “brave gentleman,” as he styled
him, was fitly interred. It is possible that he owed his life to Hopton’s
forbearance at a critical moment.
[127] Scottish Dove, E. 75, 24.
[128] Mr. E. Peacock, F.S.A. (_Lincs. Architectural Society’s Reports_,
vol. viii. p. 265), thinks that no move was made against Gainsborough
till after the capture of the fort at Burton-on-Stather on December 18.
But the letter of the Essex soldier (below) disproves this; and I suggest
that a force from Lincoln invested the place till it was compelled to
retire by the severity of the weather.
[129] Barrington MSS. quoted in Kingston’s _East Anglia and the Civil
War_, p. 147.
[130] In Oldfield’s _Wainfleet and Candleshoe_, Appendix No. 6, pp.
12-16. The list is not complete, for the names of Sir John Monson and
others are omitted.
[131] J. A. Gotch, _Early Renaissance Architecture in England_,
1500-1625, pp. 69, 70.
INDEX
Abbey, Crowland, 217-219, 238
⸺ Croyland, 85, 327
⸺ of Bardney, 114, 119
⸺ of Kirkstead, Cistercian, 81, 84, 180
⸺ Peterborough, 132, 135
⸺ Spalding, 85
Addison, 319
Adelfius, 32
Aisby, tessellated pavement at, 44
Aldred, last Saxon Archbishop of York, 210
Alington of Swinhope family, 313
Alkborough church, 72, 73
All Saints’ Church, Stamford, 167, 170
“All Saints in the Mercat” Church, 167
All Saints’, Stamford, brasses in, 199, 200
Alnwick tower, Lincoln, 190
Alnwick’s visitation, Bishop, 194
Altar tomb of Sir Humphrey Littlebury, 108
⸺ with inscription, Roman, 32
Altars, rood-screen, 246
Ambler, William, 321
Ancaster, 44
⸺ Heath, 262
⸺ Roman camp at, 26
Anderson family, 313
“Angel Inn,” Grantham, 136, 137, 139, 157
“Angel Quire,” Lincoln, 145
Apple Cross, Grantham, 137, 138, 158
Archbishop of Sens, St. Wulfran, 150
Arrow points, flint, 12
Atwater, Bishop, 194
Austinian Priory, Newstead, 168
Axholme, Isle of, 2, 51, 276, 315
Aymer de Valence, Earl of Pembroke, 134
Ayscough, Sir Edward, 257
Ayscoughfee Hall, 335
Bardney, Abbey of, 114, 119
Barrowe, Abbot of Bardney, Roger de, 114
Barrows, Long, 7, 9, 20, 21
⸺ Round, 7, 9, 20, 21
Barton, carved stone slab, 210
Barton-on-Humber, 265
Barton, St. Peter’s Church, 53-56, 61, 63, 65-67, 69, 70
⸺ “Street,” 50
Bassingthorpe, 161
Bede, 120
Bedehouse, Stamford, Lord Burghley’s, 167, 173
Bell, Beaupré, 327
Belton fight, 157
Belvoir Castle, 157
⸺ vale of, 160
Benedictine Nunnery, St. Mary’s, 167
Bertie, Richard, 313
⸺ Sir Peregrine, 255
Bishop Alnwick’s visitation, 194
⸺ Atwater, 194
⸺ of Grantham, 155
⸺ of Lincoln, Fleming, 121
⸺ ⸺ Hugh of Wells, 141
⸺ ⸺ Sanderson, 158, 159
⸺ of Winchester, 185, 195
⸺ ⸺ Richard Foxe, 153, 154
⸺ Trollope, 142
⸺ Williams, 155
Black Death, 151
Bladud, 163
Blake-Delaval, Francis, 290
Blyton rood-beam, 232
Bolingbroke Castle, 270
Book-plate, Spalding Society’s, 321
Books at Grantham, chained, 159
Boring tools, flint, 13
Boston, 259
⸺ Church, 120-130
⸺ ⸺ brasses in, 199, 200
⸺ “seditious town of,” 273
⸺ tower, 78
Botulf, 120
Bourn, 160
⸺ birthplace of William Cecil, 154, 176
Bracebridge, 64, 65, 69, 70, 76, 78
⸺ chancel arch, 209
Branston stone rood, 209
⸺ tower, 79, 80
Brass of Hugh de Gondeby, Tattershall, 193
⸺ of “William Palmer wyth ye stylt,” 204
Brasses in Tattershall Church, 197-200
⸺ of civilians, 202
⸺ of knights, 201
⸺ of ladies, 201, 202
⸺ of priests, 201
⸺ provincial, 203
⸺ sepulchral, 198-205
Brazenose knocker at Stamford, 175
⸺ school, Stamford, 175
Brigantian capital, 33
Broad Tower, Lincoln, 138
Bronze Age, 3, 18-21
⸺ burials, 20
⸺ pottery, 19, 20
Broughton chancel arch, 68
⸺ tower, 56, 67-69, 75
Brown, Professor Baldwin, 74, 75
Browne, founder of Stamford Hospital, William, 202
Browne’s Hospital, Stamford, 172, 248
“Bull running,” Stamford, 173
Burgh, 49
⸺ Sir Thomas, 281
Burghley House, 177
⸺ Lord, William Cecil, 154, 176
Burton, 156
Bushey family, 317, 318
Butcher’s _Survey of Stamford_, 162
Caistor, 34, 50, 77
Camp at North Kyme, Roman, 40
⸺ Redstone Gowt, Roman, 42
Campden Lecture, Grantham, 157
Camps, Roman, 26
Camulodunum, 28
“Candlebeam,” 244
Canons of Sempringham, Gilbertine, 168
Canterbury, choir of, 207, 208
Canwick Church, 32
Capitulation of Lincoln, 272
Cardyke, 39, 40, 42-44
Carmelite Friary, Stamford, 168
Casterton, Roman Camp at, 26
“Castle Dike,” Barton, 50
⸺ Grantham, 138, 139, 156
⸺ Lincoln, 29, 274
⸺ Stamford, 165, 166, 175
⸺ Tattershall, 179-193, 277
Cavendish, Colonel Charles, 262
Cecil family, 176, 177
⸺ ⸺ tombs, Stamford, 171, 172
“Celery” stalk foliage, Kirkstead Chapel, 83
Chained books at Grantham, 159
Chancel-screens, parish, 230-248
⸺ solid, 213
Chancery at Lincoln, 248
Chantry House, Grantham, 154
Chapel, Kirkstead, 81-84
⸺ of St. Mary, Boston, 121
⸺ of St. Mary Magdalene, 167
⸺ of SS. Peter and Paul, Boston, 121
Charles I. arrives at Lincoln, 254
⸺ at Grantham, 138
⸺ at Stamford, 177
Charter, 1268, Croyland, 102-104
⸺ Grantham, 139
⸺ of Wolfere, King of Mercia, 164
⸺ Stamford, 174
Chisels, flint, 13
Cholmeleys of Easton and Norton Place, 314
Church, Alkborough, 72, 73
⸺ at Stow, Saxon, 53, 58, 59, 63, 71
⸺ St. Paul’s, Lincoln, 53
⸺ St. Peter’s, Barton, 53, 54-56, 61, 63, 65-67, 69, 70, 72-75
Churches of Stamford, 168-172
⸺ some South Lincolnshire, 85-113
Cibber, Colley, 154
Cinerary urns, 50
Cistercian Abbey of Kirkstead, 180
Civil war, 156, 177
⸺ ⸺ Lincolnshire and the, 249-279
Claypole, Lenten veil at, 209
⸺ screen, 231
Clee tower, 67, 70
Coleswegan, 54, 72
College, All Saints’, Stamford, 167
Colsterworth, rood-loft doorway at, 240
⸺ Saxon cross, 209
Commission of Array, 255, 262
Complete mediæval rood-loft, 237
Coney, Thomas, 161
Copledike family, 315
Coritani tribe, 25, 38, 41
Corringham moulded tower arch, 76
Cot, position of sancte-bell, 241
Cotes-by-Stow, complete mediæval rood-loft, 237
Count of the Saxon Shore, 47, 51
Cox, Michael, 330
Cracroft of Hackthorn family, 311
Cranwell, 64
Cromwell, Baron, 182
⸺ family of, 182
⸺ Oliver, 182, 261, 263-266, 273
⸺ Ralph, 182
Cross brasses, 203
Cross, Grantham High, 137, 138, 158
⸺ Queen’s, Grantham, 135
Crowland Abbey, 217-219, 238
⸺ occupied for the King, 275
⸺ royal tenants of, 260
Croyland Abbey, 85, 327
⸺ Charter, 1268, 102-104
Curious inscriptions, 204, 205
Cust family, 311, 312
Danish “Five Burghs,” 165
Decorated font, Tattershall Church, 193
Description of Tattershall Castle, 186-193
Doddington Hall, 280-308
Domesday Book, entry of Grantham in, 132
Doors, screen, 235
Doorway, Kirkstead Chapel, 83
Double window-opening, 63, 66
Durham, The Rites of, 214, 226
Dwelling places, pygmy, 14, 15
Dymoke of Scrivelsby family, 311
Earliest wooden screen-work, Kirkstead, 231
Earliest wooden screen-work, 180
Early English screen, Kirkstead Chapel, 83
_Early Lincoln Wills_, 245
Easter Sepulchre, Heckington, 118
Easton, Roman camp at, 26
Edenham, brass at, 204
Edward I. at Grantham, 138
Effigy of Robert de Tatesale and Kirkstead, 180
⸺ of Sir Richard de Boselyngthorp, 200
⸺ Purbeck marble, Kirkstead Chapel, 83
Eleanor Cross, Stamford, 175
Ellys, Anthony, 161
Empingham, defeat of Lancastrians at, 176
Endowments of Boston Church, 126, 127
Entrenchments of Iron Age, 21, 22
Eolithic period, 3
Ermine Street, 26, 28, 30, 33-37, 42, 44-46, 163
Essential feature of Lincolnshire screens—ogee arch an, 231
Ethelmund, king of East Anglia, 120
Eudo, son of Spirewic, 180
Ewerby Church, 115, 116
⸺ screen, 238
Fairfax, Sir Thomas, 265, 269
Families, Lincolnshire, 309-318
⸺ principal county, 277-318
Fane of Fulbeck family, 314
Fenland flats, 160
Fen mounds, Boston, 41
Fens, Roman engineering in the, 39
Fireplace, Tattershall Castle, stone, 189-191
First Charter, Stamford’s, 174
Fishing hooks, flint, 13
Fishtoft Church, 216
“Five Burghs,” Danish, 165
Fleet, Church of St. Mary Magdalene, 85, 108
Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln, 121
Flints, pygmy, 11-14
Flying buttresses of screens, 235
Font, Grantham, 153
Forest dwellers, 15
Fortescue of Wear Gifford, Hugh, 184
Fossdyke, 37
Foss Way, 28, 35, 37
Foxe, Bishop of Winchester, Richard, 153, 154
Franciscans, 136
Freiston Priory, 216
Friary of SS. Mary and Nicholas, Stamford, 168
⸺ Stamford, Carmelite, 168
⸺ ⸺ Franciscan, 168
Furnaces, pre-Roman smelting, 22
Gainsborough, occupation of, 265
Gainsthorpe, 34
Gale, Roger, 327, 329
Galleries, upon the machicolations, Tattershall, 192
Gaunt, Gilbert de, 114
Gay, John, 319
Gedney, Church of St. Mary Magdalene, 85, 109-111
General description of Boston Church, 124, 125
Gentlemen’s Society, Spalding, 319-339
Geoffrey of Monmouth, 51
Gilbertine Canons of Sempringham, 168
Grammar School, Grantham, 153
⸺ ⸺ Stamford, 176
Grantham Church, 190, 217
⸺ Cromwell at, 264
⸺ High Cross, 137, 138, 158
⸺ tower, 78
⸺ town and church of, 131-161
Great Casterton, 163
⸺ Ponton, 161
⸺ ⸺ Church, 131
Greetwell, Roman residence at, 32
Gresham, Sir Thomas, 319
Grey Friars, 136, 137
Gunman, James, 298
Haceby, tessellated pavement at, 44
Hand rail, Tattershall Castle, stone, 190
Harlaxton, 160
Harrowby hills, 160
Harvey, Sir William, 260
Haryngtons, 144
Heckington, Church of St. Andrew, 114-119
⸺ Lenten veil at, 209
⸺ screen, 231
⸺ tower, 78
Heneage family, 315
⸺ of Hainton family, 310
“Herring-bone” masonry at Marton, 69, 76
⸺ masonry, Grantham, 142
Heylyn, 156
High Cross, Grantham, 137, 138, 158
History of Boston Church, 120-124
_History of Holbeach_, Macdonald’s, 106
Holbeach, Church of All Saints’, 85, 105-108, 110
⸺ Church, 152
Holland, 38, 41, 42
Hopkin’s Hospital, Stamford, 173
Horncastle, 35, 46
Hospital, Browne’s, Stamford, 172, 218
⸺ of St. Leger, 168
⸺ of SS. John and Thomas, Stamford, 167, 173
Hough-on-the-Hill, 57, 73, 75
Houghton Church, 140
House of the Holy Sepulchre, 167
Hugh of Wells, Bishop of Lincoln, 141
Hussey, Rebecca, 289
⸺ Sir Edward, 287, 289
⸺ Sir Thomas, 288
⸺ Thomas, 287
Hussey-Apreece, Sir Thomas, 290
Hussey-Delaval, Edward, 296
Hussey-Delaval, Sir John, 291
Icanho (Ox Island), 120
Images on the rood-loft, 243
Infirmary, Stamford, 168
Inscriptions, curious, 204-205
Irby family, 312
⸺ Sir Anthony, 257
Irnham, 161
Iron Age, entrenchments of the, 21, 22
Jarvis, George Eden, 298
⸺ George Ralph Payne, 298
Jessopp, Dr., 208
Johnson, Maurice, 319, 321, 323, 329, 331, 335
Jubé, 225
Kesteven forest, 24
⸺ Roman villa sites in, 51
Kirby Hall, 190
Kirkstead Abbey, 81-84
⸺ Cistercian Abbey of, 180
Kirton, 181
Knights Hospitallers, 121
Knives, flint, 13
Lady Chapel, Grantham, 151, 152
Langton of Langton by Spilsby family, 309, 310
Leland, 45, 49
Leverton, Lenten veil at, 209
Liber Niger, or Statutes of Lincoln Cathedral, 225
Libraries, Grantham Church, 159
⸺ Spalding, 320, 322
Licence to erect Tattershall Castle, 180, 181
Lincoln, 160
⸺ Alnwick tower, 190
⸺ “Angel Quire,” 145
⸺ Broad tower, 138
⸺ capitulation of, 272
⸺ Castle, 29, 274
⸺ chancery at, 248
⸺ choir screen at, 208
⸺ diocese of, 155, 163
_Lincoln Excursion_, Sharpe’s, 89, 102, 109, 113
Lincoln, Fleming, Bishop of, 121
“Lincoln Gap,” 26, 36
Lincoln, Hugh of Wells, Bishop of, 141
⸺ Lord Clinton, Earl of, 184
⸺ Minster, reredos-screen, 211
⸺ Petition, 259
⸺ St. Hugh’s shrine, 145
⸺ St. Paul’s Church, 53
⸺ Sanderson, Bishop of, 158, 159
⸺ stone screen, 220-23, 227, 228
⸺ tessellated pavements found in, 32
⸺ Theophilus Clinton, Earl of, 277
_Lincoln Wills, Early_, 245
“Lincolnshire Rising,” 175
Lindsey, 36, 41, 48, 49, 51, 71
⸺ Lord, 313
⸺ Montagu Bertie, Earl of, 277
⸺ Robert, Earl of, 252, 269
⸺ Roman villa sites in, 51
Lindum, 27, 28, 31-33, 36
List of places where Barrows have been found, 8
⸺ ⸺ where Bronze Age specimens have been found, 19
⸺ ⸺ where Neolithic implements have been found, 5
Littlebury, altar tomb of Sir Humphrey, 108
“Long and short” quoining, 61-65, 73
Long Barrows, 7-9, 20, 21
Lord Treasurer, Ralph Cromwell, 182, 184, 193
Louth tower, 78
Lyndewodes, brasses of the two, 202
Lyon, Rev. Stephen, 321
Maddison family, 312
Manchester and Cromwell advance against Lincoln, 274
Manton Common, pygmy flints found at, 10
Market Cross, Grantham, 137, 138, 158
Marton by Stow, Saxon stone rood, 209
Marton, “herring-bone” masonry at, 69, 76
Massingberd family, 310
Maud, Empress, 141
Mediæval rood-screens and rood-lofts, 206-248
Merlin of Caledonia, 163
Middle bay of screens, 234
Mid-wall shaft, 66, 70
Milestone, Victorinus, 30
Minster, 54
Mint, Stamford, 165
Monson family, 312, 315
_Monumental Brasses_, Macklin’s, 205
Monumental brasses, Tattershall Church, 197, 199, 200
Monuments in Boston Church, 125-126
More, Henry, metaphysician, 154, 159
Moulton, Church of All Saints, 85, 89, 91, 92-100, 102, 103, 105,
107, 111, 113
Names of the rood-loft, 212, 213
Nelson, Canon Hector, 160
Nelthorp of Scawby family, 317
Neolithic boats found in Lincolnshire, 6
⸺ burial places, 4, 7-9
⸺ implements, 5
⸺ period, 3
⸺ pottery, 7
Neve, Rev. Timothy, 322, 328
Newark Castle, 157
⸺ “remonstrance,” 273
⸺ siege of, 273
Newcome, Dr. John, 159
Newcomen family, 316, 317
Newel staircase, Tattershall Castle, 190
“Newport” arch, 29, 31
Newton, Sir Isaac, 154, 158
Nicholson, W. A., 184
North Kyme, Roman camp at, 40
Nunnery, St. Mary’s Benedictine, 167
Onion fair, 150
Organ, playing the, 227
Paleolithic period, 3
Palimpsests, 203
Parish chancel-screens, 230-248
Patten of Wainfleet, William, 185, 195
Pavement at Aisby, tessellated, 44
⸺ at Haceby, tessellated, 44
Pavements found in Lincoln, tessellated, 32
Peck, Francis, 162, 166
Peddar’s Way, 48
Pelham of Brocklesby, Sir William, 257
Perpendicular tower, Spalding Parish Church, 89
Peterborough Abbey, 132, 135
⸺ Cromwell’s headquarters at, 268
⸺ diocese of, 163
Picot, son of Coleswegan, 54
Pigot, knightly family of, 280, 281
Pinchbeck Church, 85
Piscina, Heckington, 118, 119
⸺ Kirkstead Chapel, 83
Plan of Spalding, Grundy’s, 332
⸺ of Tattershall Castle, 186
_Polyglot_, Philip II.’s, 159
Pope, 319
Potesgrave, Richard de, 115, 117
Pottery, Bronze Age, 19, 20
⸺ of the Neolithic period, 7
Prehistoric Iron Age, 3, 22, 23
Priory Church, Stamford, 166
⸺ Freiston, 216
⸺ of Spalding, 326
⸺ St. Leonard’s, Stamford, 164, 166, 167
⸺ St. Mary’s, Newstead, 168
⸺ St. Michael’s, Stamford, 167
“Protecting Mothers,” statues of, 45
Prynne, 156
Pulpitum, Tattershall stone, 228-230
Pygmy period, 3, 10-18
⸺ race of man in Lincolnshire, 10-18
⸺ races, 17
⸺ sites, stations or dwelling-places, 14, 15
Queen’s Cross, Grantham, 135
Quoining, “long and short,” 61-65
Rectors and Vicars of Boston Church, 127-130
Redstone Gowt, oblong camp at, 42
Regalia, Stamford, 174
Reredos-screen, Lincoln Minster, 211
Restoration of Boston Church, 123
Richard III. at Grantham, 139
Rites of Durham, The, 214, 226
Roman altar, with inscription, 32
“Roman Banks,” 41
⸺ camp at North Kyme, 40
⸺ ⸺ at Redstone Gowt, 42
⸺ camps, 26
⸺ engineering in the Fens, 39
⸺ occupation, 2
⸺ occupation of Stamford, 163
⸺ period, 3
⸺ remains at Winterton, 34
⸺ residence at Greetwell, 32
⸺ salt works, 43, 51
⸺ sea-walls, 3
⸺ sepulchral slabs, 32
⸺ villa at Scampton, 33
⸺ villa sites in Kesteven and Lindsey, 51
Romans in Lincolnshire, 24-52
Rood-beam above the altar, 210
Rood-loft, complete mediæval, 237
⸺ staircases, 239
⸺ turret, with spirelet, 241
Rood-screen, Grantham, 158
Rood-screens and rood-lofts, mediæval, 206-248
Roods carved in stone, 209
⸺ metal or wood, 210
Ropsley, 64
⸺ birthplace of Bishop Foxe, 154
Rothwell tower, 65, 68, 73
Round Barrows, 7, 9, 20, 21
St. George’s Church, Stamford, 171
St. Giles’ Lazar House, Stamford, 167
St. Hugh’s shrine, Lincoln, 145
St. John’s Church, Stamford, 170
St. Leonard’s Priory, Stamford, 164, 166, 167
St. Martin’s Church, Stamford, 167, 171, 196
St. Mary-le-Wigford, 64, 67, 72, 76
St. Mary’s Benedictine Nunnery, 167
⸺ Church, Stamford, 170
⸺ Minster, Stow, 72
⸺ Priory, Newstead, 168
St. Michael’s Church, Stamford, 171
⸺ Priory, Stamford, 167
St. Osmund, 140
St. Paul’s Church, Lincoln, 53
⸺ ⸺ Stamford, 167, 171
St. Peter-at-Gowts, 64, 67, 69, 70, 76, 78
St. Peter’s Church, Barton, 53, 54-56, 61, 63, 65-70, 72-75
St. Wulfran, Archbishop of Sens, 150
Saltebys, 144
Salters Ford, 135
Saltfleet Haven, 269
Saltworks, Roman, 43, 51
Samian pottery, 49
Sancte bell cot, position of, 241
Sanderson, Bishop of Lincoln, 158, 159
Sarum, Church of, 141
Savile, Sir John, 282
Saxon cathedral at Sidnaceaster, 71
⸺ chancel arches, 208
⸺ churches in Lincolnshire, 53-80
⸺ tower, Barton, 55
⸺ towers, 65
Scampton, Roman villa at, 33
Scartho, 78
Scott, Sir Gilbert, 158
Scotton, pygmy flints found at, 10
Screen, Crowland Abbey, 217, 218, 238
Screen, Early English, Kirkstead Chapel, 83
Screen of old St. Peter’s, description of, 206, 207
Screen, Tattershall stone choir, 228-230
Screens, ogee arch an essential feature of Lincolnshire, 231
Scrope of Cockerington family, 314
⸺ ⸺ Sir Gervase, 260
Scunthorpe, pygmy dwelling-places at, 15
⸺ pygmy flints found at, 10, 12
Sedilia, Heckington, 118, 119
Sepulchral slabs, Roman, 32
Sepulchre, Heckington Easter, 118
Sheffield family, 315
Shrine, Lincoln, St. Hugh’s, 145
Sibsey, St. Margaret’s, 240
Sibthorp of Canwick family, 317
Sidnaceaster, Saxon cathedral at, 71
Siege of Newark, 273
Sites, pygmy, 14, 15
Skegness, 49
Skin scrapers, flint, 13
Skipwith family, 315
Skipworth, Edward, 159
Skirbeck wapentake, 120
Sleaford, 46
Smyth of Elkington family, 311
Society, Spalding Gentlemen’s, 319-339
Solid chancel-screens, 213
Spalding, 42
⸺ Abbey, 85
⸺ Church of St. Mary and St. Nicholas, 85, 86-90
⸺ raid upon, 260
Spire, Grantham, 138, 161
Spittlegate Church, 131, 140
Springthorpe tower, 67
Staircases, rood-loft, 239
Stamford, 160, 162-178
“Stamford Baron,” 163
_Stamford, Survey of_, Butcher’s, 162
Stations, pygmy, 14, 15
Statues of “Protecting Mothers,” 45
Steele, 319
Stone of Skellingthorpe, Henry, 303
Stone rood-screen at Grantham, 217
⸺ screen, Lincoln, 220-223, 227, 228
Stow rood-beam, 210
⸺ Saxon church, 53-59, 63, 71
⸺ tower, 67, 69, 75, 76
Strip-work decorations, 63, 70
Stukeley, Dr. William, 40, 45, 111, 177, 327, 328
Sutton St. Mary, Church of, 85, 102, 103, 111-113
Swinhope, Long Barrow at, 7
Syston, 160
Tailor, Thomas, 282-286
Tatesale and Kirkstead, effigy of Robert de, 180
Tateshale, first Baron de, 181
Tattershall Castle, 179-193, 277
⸺ Church, 171, 193-197
⸺ stone screen, 228-230
Tessellated pavement at Aisby, 44
⸺ ⸺ at Haceby, 44
⸺ pavements found in Lincoln, 32
Thimelby, Richard, 161
Thorold family, 310
Tickell, Rev. S. C., 162
Tinwell, 163
Titley, Peter, 155
Tombs, Stamford, Cecil family, 171, 172
Tower arches, variations of, 68, 69
Tower, Boston, 78
⸺ Branston, 79, 80
⸺ Broughton, 56, 67-69, 75
⸺ Clee, 67, 70
⸺ Grantham, 78
⸺ Heckington, 78
Tower-le-Moor, 193
Tower, Louth, 78
⸺ Perpendicular, Spalding Parish Church, 89
⸺ Rothwell, 65, 68, 73
⸺ Springthorpe, 67
⸺ Stow, 67, 69, 75, 76
⸺ Waith, 57, 58, 75, 76
⸺ Winterton, 67, 69, 70, 76
Towers, Saxon, 65
⸺ Stamford, 165
Transitional capitals, Grantham, 143
Trigg, Francis, 159, 160
Trollope, Bishop, 142
⸺ family, 314
Turnor of Stoke Rochford family, 317
Tyrconnel, Countess of, 294
Tyrwhit family, 315
Tyrwhit of Stainfield, Sir Philip, 257
Variations of tower arches, 68, 69
Vertue, George, 328
Vicars and Rectors of Boston Church, 127-130
Victorinus milestone, 30
Wainfleet saltworks, 43
Waith Church, 57, 58, 75, 76
Walker, Henry, 162
Wareing, Rev. John, 321-323
Warren, William, Earl, 173
Wash, 42
Waterton family, 309
Watling Street, 25, 37
Weapons, prehistoric Iron Age, 22
Welby of Denton family, 311
Welland, 162, 164
Wellingore screen, 231
Wells, ancient, 137
Weston, Church of St. Mary, 85, 90-92, 111, 113
Whaplode, Church of St. Mary, 85, 91, 100-105, 107, 110, 111, 113
Whichcote family, 312
Williams, Bishop, 155
Willoughby of Parham, Francis, Lord, 251, 252, 257, 259, 263, 266,
269, 273, 277
Willis, Browne, 327
_Wills, Early Lincoln_, 245
Winceby, fight, 270, 271
Winchester, Bishop of, 185
Wingfield Manor House, 183
Winteringham “station,” 35
Winterton, Roman remains at, 34
⸺ tower, 67, 69, 70, 76
Winthorpe screen, 238
Witham, 28, 39
Wolfere, King of Mercia, 164
Wooden screen, Crowland Abbey, 238
⸺ screen-work, Kirkstead, earliest, 231
Woolsthorpe, birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton, 154
Wray family, 315
⸺ Sir Christopher, 273
Wren, 160
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