
The tomb belong to Margaret Holland and her two husbands, John Beaufort and Thomas of Lancaster.

Fun fact: John Beaufort and Margaret were the grandparents of Margaret Beaufort, the mother of the first Tudor King Henry VII.

And Thomas of Lancaster was the son of Henry IV and half nephew of John Beaufort.
John being Henry IV's younger halfbrother.)


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Recently I read more about this tomb.

I learned that the man shown to have a greyhound at his feet is meant to be Thomas. 
And the man with the eagle is John Beaufort.

And a description I found about the tomb's appearance also point out that Thomas is wearing a coronet (on top of his bacinet) while John is wearing a circlet.

As a way to show that Thomas was of higher birth?
I didnt notice it before.

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The description I found:

"Lady Margaret wears a 
long gown with a mantle 
over, all originally in 
painted heraldry, her 
hair in bejewelled nets 
and a veil over her 
coronet fixed with pins.


Both husbands are in plate armour with surcoats, and 
swords and reversed daggers (an uncommon feature). 
Clarence (Thomas) has a coronet on his bascinet, 
Beaufort a circlet and both have collars 
of SS.

All three figures rest their heads on cushions supported by angels.
All have animals at their feet, 
two playful dogs at Margaret’s, 
an eagle at Beaufort’s and a 
greyhound at Thomas's. These 
are also depicted in the glass in 
the south east window of the 
chapel and in the ceiling.


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First Picture: Thomas?


Second Picture: John?


John Beaufort and Thomas of Lancaster share a tomb. John has a circlet on his bascinet, while Thomas has a coronet.👑 Am I blind or is parts of Thomas's coronet gone? Or am I looking at John?