Below is the east window of St. Mary's Church in Battersea, London.
Photograph used by kind permission of the vicar Canon Simon Butler.
We are very grateful to St.  Mary's in Battersea to be able to display their photograph here and hope you too will appreciate seeing it.  St. Mary's, Battersea, is a Grade I listed building and English Heritage describes this window as:  "East window 1631 of stained and enamelled glass attributed to Bernard van Linge, of exceptional quality, transferred in entirety from the older church."  (source: Historic England website)  If you have appreciated seeing this photograph, perhaps you might consider giving a donation to St. Mary's Battersea - see their own website at:  www.stmarysbattersea.org.uk.

The original church, located next to the St. John Manor House at Battersea (now under what was once Ranks Mill), was replaced in 1775 by the present church.

The window depicts Margaret Beauchamp (left) alongside King Henry VII (centre) and Queen Elizabeth I (right).*  Margaret Beauchamp married Oliver St. John.

* this information was given to us by a 14th generation descendant of Margaret who contacted us after we asked for help in locating this window.  Thank you

** The photograph does not belong to us - please do not copy without the permission of the owner (St. Mary Church, Battersea).

***  We were sent the black/white photograph above by Ted Fleetwood who found it whilst conducting his own research into the family and he contacted us to see if we could help find its location.  After putting the photograph on this page we are pleased we were contacted with the relevant information.  Ted will be pleased to hear from you if you too are researching this family.  Click to create email for Ted:  coast16@shaw.ca