File:Essex Chapel, Saint Mary's Watford.jpg

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DescriptionEssex Chapel, Saint Mary's Watford.jpg
English: Interior of the Essex Chapel in Saint Mary's Parish church, Watford, Hertfordshire.

Right: the tomb of Sir Charles Morison the elder (1549-1599).

Left: the tomb of Sir Charles Morrison the younger (1587–1628)
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