7th Earl of Bridgewater Memorial, Richard Westmacott

Arms of john egerton, 7th earl of bridgewater: egerton quartering grey (undifferenced) memorial in little gaddesden church, hertfordshire, to john william egerton, 7th earl of bridgewater (1753—1823), of nearby ashridge house (which he built between 1808 and 1814), and his wife charlotte catherine anne haynes (1763—1849), only daughter and heiress of samuel haynes (1789-1802), a son of rev hopton haynes, rector of elmsett, suffolk. Arms: egerton quartering grey (earl of kent), all impaling haynes: or, on a fesse gules three plates in chief a greyhound courant azure ("hayne of fryer waddon, dorset, granted 1607", per: burke, sir bernard, the general armory, london, 1884, p. 473; also: "haynes": or, on a fess gules three bezants in chief a greyhound courant sable, burke, p. 473). John egerton, 7th earl of bridgewater was a son of john egerton, bishop of durham (son of henry egerton, bishop of hereford, youngest son of john egerton, 3rd earl of bridgewater), by his wife anne sophia grey, one of the daughters and co-heiresses of henry grey, 1st duke of kent.