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Fig. 1. York Minster, the St William window (nVII), rows 1–6. Members of the Roos family are depicted in row 1
The York Glaziers Trust, reproduced courtesy of the Chapter of York
![Fig. 1. York Minster, the St William window (nVII), rows 1–6. Members of the Roos family are depicted in row 1The York Glaziers Trust, reproduced courtesy of the Chapter of York](/cms/asset/f4cd0dfc-1bfb-470d-a23d-13f63ce24cee/yjba_a_2221105_f0001_c.jpg)
Fig. 3. The seal of Eufemie, daughter of Ralph Lord Neville, widow of (1) Reynold Lucy, (2) Robert Lord Clifford, (3) Sir Walter Heslarton
Drawn by Janet Parkin, based on Hunter Blair, ‘Armorials on English Seals’, pl. XVI, y
![Fig. 3. The seal of Eufemie, daughter of Ralph Lord Neville, widow of (1) Reynold Lucy, (2) Robert Lord Clifford, (3) Sir Walter HeslartonDrawn by Janet Parkin, based on Hunter Blair, ‘Armorials on English Seals’, pl. XVI, y](/cms/asset/88dce1d0-4521-46df-9263-0fbd39ba8f38/yjba_a_2221105_f0003_b.jpg)
Fig. 4. The tomb of Richard de Burley in St Paul’s Cathedral, London, from William Dugdale’s Book of Monuments. Watercolour by William Sedgwick, June 1641
© British Library Board, Add. MS 71474, fol. 181v
![Fig. 4. The tomb of Richard de Burley in St Paul’s Cathedral, London, from William Dugdale’s Book of Monuments. Watercolour by William Sedgwick, June 1641© British Library Board, Add. MS 71474, fol. 181v](/cms/asset/2d171490-84dc-4807-9cec-59e2a27521bd/yjba_a_2221105_f0004_c.jpg)
Fig. 5. The tomb of Sir Richard Burley in St Paul’s Cathedral, London
From William Dugdale’s History of St Pauls [sic] Cathedral in London (London 1658), drawn by Wenceslas Hollar
![Fig. 5. The tomb of Sir Richard Burley in St Paul’s Cathedral, LondonFrom William Dugdale’s History of St Pauls [sic] Cathedral in London (London 1658), drawn by Wenceslas Hollar](/cms/asset/d296ab10-19fc-4edb-869f-c32964247012/yjba_a_2221105_f0005_c.jpg)
Fig. 6. The location of Richard de Burley’s monument (no. 35) opposite that of John of Gaunt (no. 36). Burley’s tomb is incorrectly identified as that of Simon de Burley
From Dugdale, The History of St Paul’s, plan following p. 160
![Fig. 6. The location of Richard de Burley’s monument (no. 35) opposite that of John of Gaunt (no. 36). Burley’s tomb is incorrectly identified as that of Simon de BurleyFrom Dugdale, The History of St Paul’s, plan following p. 160](/cms/asset/817ffef4-534a-418c-986c-0a9f9758e169/yjba_a_2221105_f0006_c.jpg)
Fig. 7. Detail of the effigy of St Richard Burley, drawn by Thomas Dineley, c. 1680
Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Top. Gen. d.19, fol. 300v
![Fig. 7. Detail of the effigy of St Richard Burley, drawn by Thomas Dineley, c. 1680Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Top. Gen. d.19, fol. 300v](/cms/asset/007bce3e-2030-485d-8b71-65e6606191a6/yjba_a_2221105_f0007_c.jpg)
Fig. 8. York Minster north-west clerestory, NX. The arms of Roos impaling Stafford are represented in panel 1e
The York Glaziers Trust, reproduced courtesy of the Chapter of York
![Fig. 8. York Minster north-west clerestory, NX. The arms of Roos impaling Stafford are represented in panel 1eThe York Glaziers Trust, reproduced courtesy of the Chapter of York](/cms/asset/ac41d56a-d90b-4ab3-a7ee-818b9a534725/yjba_a_2221105_f0008_c.jpg)
Fig. 9. The location in York Minster of the arms of Roos in stone, glass and paint
Drawn by Janet Parkin
![Fig. 9. The location in York Minster of the arms of Roos in stone, glass and paintDrawn by Janet Parkin](/cms/asset/eca2598b-8f83-402a-999f-0173abd60afe/yjba_a_2221105_f0009_c.jpg)
Fig. 10. York Minster, fourth bay of the south arcade of the Lady Chapel. The arms of Roos carved in stone
Historic England Archive
![Fig. 10. York Minster, fourth bay of the south arcade of the Lady Chapel. The arms of Roos carved in stoneHistoric England Archive](/cms/asset/b02725d2-0044-469f-8a3c-cc449628444c/yjba_a_2221105_f0010_b.jpg)
Fig. 11. York Minster, St William window (nVII), panel 1e, Beatrice de Roos
The York Glaziers Trust, reproduced courtesy of the Chapter of York
![Fig. 11. York Minster, St William window (nVII), panel 1e, Beatrice de RoosThe York Glaziers Trust, reproduced courtesy of the Chapter of York](/cms/asset/7e942c9a-9ae7-4e3a-bb03-1e1995f881b6/yjba_a_2221105_f0011_c.jpg)
Fig. 12. Henry Johnston’s record of the donor figures c. 1670. Beatrice is shown on the extreme left of the page, labelled as occupying the ‘5th station’ (bottom left)
Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Top. Yorks. C14, fol. 28r
![Fig. 12. Henry Johnston’s record of the donor figures c. 1670. Beatrice is shown on the extreme left of the page, labelled as occupying the ‘5th station’ (bottom left)Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Top. Yorks. C14, fol. 28r](/cms/asset/a23b41eb-5c09-40c2-a790-b3ad940104f2/yjba_a_2221105_f0012_c.jpg)
Fig. 13. York Minster, St William window (nVII), panel 1d, William Roos and his wife Margaret
The York Glaziers Trust, reproduced courtesy of the Chapter of York
![Fig. 13. York Minster, St William window (nVII), panel 1d, William Roos and his wife MargaretThe York Glaziers Trust, reproduced courtesy of the Chapter of York](/cms/asset/59bdfc40-adb6-4967-b2e4-ae7ed232bf29/yjba_a_2221105_f0013_c.jpg)
Fig. 15. The Roos Family Tree
Drawn by Janet Parkin, after French, ‘The glazing of the St William Window’
![Fig. 15. The Roos Family TreeDrawn by Janet Parkin, after French, ‘The glazing of the St William Window’](/cms/asset/05163dbe-f9b5-4003-a932-90167bdbb962/yjba_a_2221105_f0015_b.jpg)