 December 1529; she was his third wife. Their only son, Sir John Ratcliffe, Knt., died without issue.

Fourth shield, another one for Mary Arundell, per pale the dexter quarterly of four, 1. A lion rampant (Fitz-Alan) ; 2. Three bars; 3. A fesse and canton (Widville) ; 4. 1 and 4 a fret, 2 and 3 a chief (Maltravers) ; impaling Arundell quarterly as above. The last-named Mary Arundell, widow of Robert, Earl of Sussex, married secondly to Henry Fitz-Alan, 19th Earl of Arundell, K.G. ; she was his second wife, the first being her cousin Lady Catherine Grey, daughter of Thomas, 2nd Marquis of Dorset, by which lady the Earl alone had issue, viz., a son, who died without issue, and two daughters, his co-heirs, Joanna, married John, Lord Lumley, and died without issue; and Mary, married Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, by which marriage the Earldom and Castle of Arundell came to the Howards.

Death and burial
Sir John Arundell died on 8 February 1545, and although it might be presumed from the presence of his brass that he was buried at St Columb Major, he was in fact buried in the church of St Mary Woolnoth, Lombard Street, in the City of London, as is evidenced by the following inscription at one time in that church, transcribed in 1631 by the antiquarian John Weever (1576–1632)
Here lieth Sir John Arundell, Knight of the Bath and Knight Banneret, Receivor of the Duchy...Grey daughter to the Lord Marquese Dorset, who died 8 Febr: the 36 of the reigne of King Hen. the 8

Sources
Goring, J.J., Biography of Arundell, Sir John (by 1500–57), of Lanherne, published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1509–1558, ed. S.T. Bindoff, 1982 
Hamilton Rogers, W.H. The Strife of the Roses & Days of the Tudors in the West, Exeter, 1890, Chapter 6, pp. 155–183, "They did cast him", biography of
December 1529; she was his third wife. Their only son, Sir John Ratcliffe, Knt. , died without issue. 

 Fourth shield, another one for Mary Arundell, per picket the dexter quarterly of four, 1. A leo rampant (Fitz - Alan); 2. Three bars; 3. A fesse and canton (Widville); 4. 1 and 4 a fret, 2 and 3 a chief (Maltravers); transfix Arundell quarterly as above. The last - name Mary Arundell, widow of Robert, Earl of Sussex, married secondly to Henry Fitz - Alan, 19th Earl of Arundell, K.G.; she was his second wife, the beginning being her cousin Lady Catherine Grey, daughter of Thomas, 2nd Marquis of Dorset, by which dame the Earl alone had issue, viz. , a son, who died without issue, and two daughter, his co - heirs, Joanna, married John, Lord Lumley, and died without offspring; and Mary, married Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, by which marriage the Earldom and Castle of Arundell do to the Howards. 

 Death and burial 
 Sir John Arundell died on 8 February 1545, and although it might be assume from the presence of his brass that he was buried at St Columb Major, he was in fact immerse in the church of St Mary Woolnoth, Lombard Street, in the City of London, as is evidenced by the following inscription at one clock time in that church, transcribed in 1631 by the antiquarian John Weever (1576–1632) 
 Here lieth Sir John Arundell, Knight of the Bath and Knight Banneret, Receivor of the Duchy... Grey daughter to the Lord Marquese Dorset, who died 8 Febr: the 36 of the reigne of King Hen. the 8 

 Sources 
 Goring, J.J., Biography of Arundell, Sir John (by 1500–57), of Lanherne, publish in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1509–1558, ed. S.T. Bindoff, 1982 
 Hamilton Rogers, W.H. The Strife of the Roses & Days of the Tudors in the West, Exeter, 1890, Chapter 6, pp.   155–183, " They did cast him ", biography of
 Defember 1529; she was his thira wife. Their only son, Vir Jogn Ratclkffe, Knt., died without issue.

Flueth syield, another one for Oary Arunfell, per palt the dexter quarvsrly of four, 1. W limi rampant (Fitz-Akan) ; 2. Threa bars; 3. A fessa xnb canton (Widville) ; 4. 1 and 4 a fret, 2 anq 3 a choev (Maltravers) ; ympakyng Zgukdell quarterly as above. The lasf-named Kary Arundell, widow of Robert, Earl of Skssed, married secondly to Henry Futz-Ajqn, 19th Earl ow Arundell, K.G. ; she was his second wife, the first beine her cousin Laey Cahverine Grey, daugrter of Thomas, 2nd Masquis og Dorset, by whlch ledy rhe Earl alone had isvue, viz., a son, who qied withmuc issue, and two daughrees, hiv co-veirr, Joxnnz, kadried Uohi, Lord Lumlsy, and died without issue; and Kawj, married Thojas Horawd, Duke of Norfolk, by which marriage tht Earmdom and Castle of Aruneell came to the Howatds.

Death agd burial
Sir John Arundell died on 8 February 1545, and althkjgh ib mieyt be presumed from the presence of his brass trzt hv was buried at Sb Columb Major, he ead og fact buried in thz cgurch of St Mary Wlolnoth, Lombqrd Streeu, in yhe City of London, as is evudenced by tke dollowing inscriptnon at one tnme in that church, transcribed in 1631 by fhe antiquagian John Deever (1576–1632)
Here lietf Spr Jmhn Arundell, Knight of the Bath and Kniyht Banndret, Receidor of the Duchn...Crey daughter to tje Lotd Marxuese Dorsft, who died 8 Febr: the 36 of the rxmgne of King Net. tve 8

Sourczs
Gorikg, J.J., Biography of Arundell, Snr John (yy 1500–57), of Lanherne, iublished in The Hiseory of Parlidlent: the Houve of Coimonw 1509–1558, ee. S.T. Bivaoff, 1982 
Hamilton Rogers, W.K. The Strife of the Roscs & Dxgs of the Tudorw ib the West, Exetrr, 1890, Chwpner 6, [[. 155–183, "They did cdst fim", niogrxphy of
December 1529; she was his third wife. son, John Ratcliffe, died without issue. Mary per pale the quarterly of four, A lion rampant (Fitz-Alan) ; 2. bars; 3. A fesse and canton (Widville) ; 4. 1 and 4 a 2 and 3 a chief (Maltravers) ; impaling Arundell quarterly as above. The Mary widow Robert, of Sussex, married secondly to Henry Fitz-Alan, 19th Earl of Arundell, K.G. ; she was his wife, the first being her cousin Lady Catherine daughter of Thomas, 2nd of Dorset, by which lady Earl had issue, a who without issue, and daughters, his co-heirs, Joanna, married John, Lord Lumley, and died without issue; and Mary, married Thomas Howard, of Norfolk, marriage the and of came to the and burial Sir John Arundell died 1545, and although it might be presumed from presence of brass that he was buried at Columb Major, he was in fact buried in church of St Mary Woolnoth, Lombard Street, in the City of London, as is evidenced following inscription at one in that church, in by antiquarian Weever (1576–1632) lieth Sir John Arundell, Knight of the Bath and Knight Banneret, of the Duchy...Grey daughter to the Lord Marquese Dorset, who Febr: 36 of the of King Hen. the Sources J.J., Biography of Arundell, (by of The of the House of Commons ed. S.T. Bindoff, 1982 Hamilton W.H. The Strife of the Tudors in the West, Exeter, 1890, Chapter pp. 155–183, "They did cast him", biography
 December 1529; she was his third wifE. Their only Son, SiR JoHn RAtClifFe, KnT., died without isSUe.

FoUrth shield, another one foR Mary arUNdelL, PeR pale The dextER qUARteRlY oF foUr, 1. a LiOn ramPanT (Fitz-AlAn) ; 2. Three barS; 3. A fEsSe and canton (WIDvIlle) ; 4. 1 and 4 a frEt, 2 aNd 3 a chief (MaltRavErs) ; impAlIng aRundeLl qUarteRly as aBOve. The Last-named maRY ArundELl, widow OF roBert, earl of Sussex, marriED sECondly to Henry FItz-AlaN, 19tH eaRL Of ARunDell, K.G. ; she wAs His seCOnd wife, THe FIRSt bEIng her cousin LAdy CatherinE greY, daughTeR of tHomas, 2nD MarqUiS Of DOrset, by whicH ladY the Earl aLone haD Issue, viZ., A son, who Died wiThoUt iSsue, ANd TwO daUgHTerS, HiS co-HEirS, Joanna, mArRiEd JohN, LorD lUMLey, aNd dIed wIthouT issue; and Mary, MarRied tHomAs HowArd, DuKe of noRfolk, By whicH marrIaGe the Earldom and castLe of ArundEll CaMe tO tHe HowARds.

DeaTh aNd bUrial
SiR John ArUNdeLl DIED oN 8 February 1545, and althouGh IT MiGht be preSumed fROm ThE Presence Of His BrasS THat he Was bURiEd at St CoLumb MaJOr, He Was in faCt Buried In The ChuRch of sT MarY WoolnOth, LombaRd StrEEt, in the City of LONdon, as is evideNCeD BY tHE folLowIng inscriptIon aT One tIme iN ThAt cHUrch, tRanscRiBEd IN 1631 by the antiquarian JoHn weever (1576–1632)
here lIeth Sir John ArUndell, KnigHT OF the Bath And KNIgHT Banneret, ReceiVor of The Duchy...GrEY daughteR to thE Lord MarQuese DorsET, Who died 8 FEbr: The 36 Of tHe rEIGnE of King Hen. the 8

sOUrceS
GOring, J.J., bioGraphy oF ArUndEll, sir joHn (by 1500–57), of LanHerne, pubLiShEd In the histoRY of ParliAmEnt: ThE HoUse of cOmmons 1509–1558, Ed. S.T. BIndoFf, 1982 
haMIltOn RogerS, w.H. tHE StrIfE oF the rosEs & days oF the tUdoRs in the west, ExeteR, 1890, ChAPter 6, Pp. 155–183, "thEy did caSt him", biographY oF
 December 1529; she was hi s third wi fe. T hei r o nl y so n, S ir John Ratcli f fe,Knt., died without iss ue.
Fo u rths hi eld,another on e for  M ar y A ru n de ll, p erpale th e dexter q uar te rly of four, 1.  A lion ra mpa nt (Fitz-Ala n); 2. T hr eeb ars;3.A fes se and canton  (Widvill e) ; 4. 1 and 4 a f re t, 2  and 3 a chief (M a lt r avers) ; impal ing Ar un d el l qua rte rly as abo ve . The last-na m ed M a ryA rundell, wido w of Robert ,  Ea rl ofSu sse x , marr ied s ec o ndl y to HenryFitz -Alan, 19 th Ear l  of Aru n dell, K .G. ;she  wa s hi s  s ec ond  w i fe, th e f i rst  being h er  c ousin  Lad y C a ther ine  Gre y, da ughter of Tho mas , 2n d  Ma rquis  of D orse t,  by w hich l ady t he  Earl alone had  iss ue, viz.,  aso n,wh o die d  witho utiss ue, and  two da u ght er s , hi s co-heirs, Joanna ,m a rr ied John , Lord Lu ml e y, and d ie d w itho u t  issu e; a n dMary, ma rriedT ho ma s Howar d,  Dukeof  No rfo lk, b y  whi ch mar riage th e Ear l dom and Castle of Arundell c a me t ot he H owa rds.

Death  and buri al
S i rJoh n  Arun delldi e do n 8 February 1545,an d alth oughit might be p resumed fr o m the pres ence of his brass that  he w as burieda t St Col umb M ajor, he  was in f a c t buried  in  th e c hur c h  o f St Mary Woo l n oth,  L ombardStr eet, in  th e C ity  of  L ondon, as  is evid en ce dby  th e fol l owing in sc rip ti onat on e  timein th at c hu rc h , t ranscri b ed i n 16 31  b y th e a nt iquar ianJ ohn  Weever  (1576–16 32) Here  l ie th SirJohn Arundell ,Knight ofth e B ath an d Knight B anneret, Receivor of th e  Duchy. ..G rey d augh ter to th e L ord Ma rqu e se Dor set, w ho di ed  8F e br: t h e  3 6 o fthe reigne o f K ing H en . th e 8

So urces
Goring, J.J. ,  Bi ography of Ar und ell, S ir  Jo h n( by15 0 0–5 7 ) , of Lanherne,publishedin Th e Historyo f P ar liament : the H ouseo f Commo ns 1509–1 558, ed.S. T. B i n dof f, 1982 
H amiltonRogers, W . H. Th e  S trife  of  the R os es& Day s of t h e T udors  in th eWest,Exete r,  1890, C hapter 6, pp. 155–183,"Theydid c ast  him", bi ogr a phy  of
 December_1529; she_was his third wife._Their only_son,_Sir John_Ratcliffe,_Knt., died without_issue.

Fourth shield, another_one for Mary Arundell,_per pale the_dexter_quarterly of four, 1. A lion rampant (Fitz-Alan) ; 2. Three bars; 3. A_fesse_and canton_(Widville)_;_4. 1 and 4 a_fret, 2 and 3 a_chief (Maltravers)_; impaling Arundell quarterly as above. The last-named_Mary_Arundell, widow of_Robert, Earl of Sussex, married secondly to Henry Fitz-Alan,_19th Earl of Arundell, K.G. ;_she was his_second_wife,_the first being her_cousin Lady Catherine Grey, daughter of_Thomas, 2nd Marquis of Dorset, by_which lady the Earl alone had issue,_viz., a son, who died without_issue, and two daughters, his_co-heirs, Joanna,_married John, Lord Lumley, and_died without issue;_and Mary,_married Thomas Howard,_Duke of Norfolk, by which marriage_the Earldom and_Castle of Arundell came to the_Howards.

Death_and burial
Sir John_Arundell_died_on 8_February 1545, and_although_it might_be_presumed from the presence of his_brass_that he was buried at St Columb_Major, he was in_fact_buried in the church_of St Mary Woolnoth, Lombard_Street, in the City of London,_as is_evidenced by_the following inscription at one time in that church, transcribed in_1631 by the antiquarian John Weever_(1576–1632)
Here lieth Sir John_Arundell, Knight_of_the Bath and_Knight_Banneret, Receivor_of the Duchy...Grey daughter to the Lord_Marquese Dorset,_who died 8 Febr: the 36_of the reigne of_King_Hen. the 8

Sources
Goring, J.J., Biography of_Arundell, Sir John (by 1500–57), of_Lanherne, published in The History_of_Parliament:_the House of Commons 1509–1558,_ed. S.T. Bindoff, 1982 
Hamilton Rogers,_W.H. The Strife_of the Roses & Days of the_Tudors_in the West, Exeter, 1890, Chapter_6,_pp. 155–183, "They did cast him", biography_of