Around 1537 Hans Holbein The Younger (age 40). Drawing of Elizabeth Jenks Baroness Rich (age 27).

Henry Machyn's Diary. 16 Dec 1558. The xvj day of December was cared in a charett from sant Baythelmuw the grett unto Essex to be bered, with baners and banerrolles abowt her, my lade Ryche (age 48), and so to the plasse wher she dwelyd.

Henry Machyn's Diary. 18 Dec 1558. The xviij day of Desember was [buried] my lade Ryche (deceased), the wyff of the [her former husband] lord Ryche (age 61), with a herse of v prynsepalles and a viij dosen penselles and a viij dosen skochyons and a grett baner of my lordes and my lades armes and iiij baner rolles, and iiij baner(s) of santtes; and grett whytt branchys and vj dosen of torchys; and xxiiij pore men had gownes; and the morow masse and a grett dener, and ij haroldes and mony morners.

Note. P. 184. Funeral of lady Rich. Elizabeth, sister of Thomas Jenks of London, was the wife of the successful lawyer (age 61) (himself of a London family) who founded the family of Rich, afterwards earls of Warwick and Holland. Richard first lord Rich (age 61) survived until 1568, and was buried at Felstead, Essex. See Dugdale's Baronage, ii. 388.