Note 12 — I DESCENT AND PARENTAGE; CHILDHOOD AND GIRLHOOD (LEYDEN, THE HAGUE, AND RHEENEN, 1630-1650)

Alexander Chapman, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, D.D. 1610, and Archdeacon of Stow and Prebendary of Lincoln in the same year. In 1618 he was appointed Prebendary of Canterbury, where, on his death in 1629, ‘an elegant Monument of blue and white Marble, with a demy Effigie of him thereon, was erected to his memory by his Brother.’ See R. Masters’ History of C.C.C., pp. 264-5. He was possibly the donor of the speaking likeness of Elizabeth which hangs in the Master’s Lodge at Corpus.