dexter side (left as viewed), representing his first wife Anne Munnings kneeling at another desk, with their five daughters, Elizabeth, Margaret, Anne, Frances and Lucy, kneeling behind her. Between Sir Clement and this group is a gap with three rivet holes in the wall, representing a missing fourth group directly behind him which should have shown his sons by his second wife, John, Thomas and William Heigham. Vincent, the son of the first marriage who died in infancy, is shown by a kneeling shrouded chrisom child just behind Sir Clement himself. Above these images are three heraldic shields. The central one, engraved on a square plate of latten, bears the arms of Heigham (quarterly 1st and 4th Heigham; 2nd and 3rd Francys), including the crest of a horse's head erased, argent''. The other two escutcheons are shield-shaped plates. The shield to the right as viewed, above the second wife, contains the arms of Waldegrave, 1st and 4th (shown as a quartering with Montchency, Creake, Vauncy and Moyne), quartered with Fray, 2nd and 3rd. The shield to the left as viewed represents the impalement of the Heigham quartering (as before) on the dexter side, with the Waldegrave quartering (as before) on the sinister side: it is the heraldic representation of the second marriage. The arms of Heigham (not quartered with Francys) are displayed in a window at Lincoln's Inn. References 1571 deaths People from the Borough of St Edmundsbury Speakers of the House of Commons of England Members of the pre-1707 English Parliament for constituencies in Cornwall Chief Barons of the Exchequer English barristers Members of Lincoln's Inn Year of birth uncertain English MPs 1553 (Mary I) English MPs 1554 English MPs 1554–1555 English MPs 1558 Members of the Parliament of England (pre-1707) for Ipswich 16th-century English lawyers 1495 births