Church Monuments to the
English Culpepers

Hollingbourne, Kent, All Saints.  Contains the Culpeper Chapel, honoring Elizabeth, Lady Culpeper, wife of Sir Thomas Culpeper^12h. Many other impressive Culpeper monuments.

Goudhurst, Kent, St. Mary.  Very impressive monuments to the Culpepers of Bayhall and Bedgebury, circa 1425-1618. 

Aylesford, Kent, St. Peter and St. Paul.  Very impressive recumbent effigies of Sir Thomas and Dame Marie Culpeper^13p.

Ardingly, West Sussex: St. Peter. The Wakehurst Culpepers are memorialized on some of the finest brasses in England. The Wakehurst Culpeper progenitor, Nicholas^8wk, is the son of Walter⁷.

Crawley, West Sussex: St. John the Baptist. A brass for one of the Wakehurst Culpepers.

East Farleigh, Kent, St. Mary's. Tomb of Sir Thomas Culpeper^5a of Gallants.

Feckenham, Worcester: St. John the Baptist:  Memorial inscription to Martin Culpeper.

Headcorn, Kent, St. Peter and St. Paul. The Culpeper arms (probably from the Culpepers of Aylesford) are on a tomb and a buttress.

Lenham, Kent, St. Mary. Monument for Dame Alicia Culpeper^14a, daughter of Sir William Culpeper^13a of Preston Hall, Baronet, and widow of Sir Thomas Culpeper^13h of Hollingbourne.

Pembury, Kent, St. Peter. Culpeper arms are on a buttress.

Rolvenden, Kent, St. Mary the Virgin. A unique baptismal font carved with the Culpeper arms.

Salehurst, East Sussex: St. Mary the Virgin. Prior to its desecration and subsequent removal, William Culpeper of Hunton and Wigsell¹⁰ (1509-1559) and his wife, Cicely Dingeley Barrett were once honored here in an elaborate carved monument with recumbent figures. The Culpeper arms may still be seen on the porch of the church.

West Peckham, Kent, St. Dunstan's. A Culpeper pew, brass and tomb honoring the Culpepers of Oxen Hoath.