Le Sueur Post-it note stating "correspondence with Westminster Abbey is in correspondence file (April 2000)". Printed copy of scanned handwritten notes dated 04/12/1998 taken at the British Library, titled 'Cottington' and referencing the State Papers. Below this are notes taken 16/12/1998 which are referencing an engraving of a tomb of Franics Lord Cottington and his Lady, with an transcription. Printed copy of notes referencing Concise DNB and the entry for Herbert Le Sueur (1595?-1650?). Followed by notes taken from Calendar of the Clarendon State Papers at the Bodleian Library. Printed copy of notes with references to two publications; 'Art & Patronage in the Caroline Courts', ed David Howarth and 'Hubert Le Sueur, the 'Unworthy Praxiteles' of King Charles I', Walpole Soctiety, 48. Printed copies of photographs of a bust [unspecified subject and location but appears to be part of a larger monument, likely that for Lady Anne Cottington in Westminster Abbey]. Printed copy of a photocopied photograph of a monument [unspecified subject but likely that for Lady Anne Cottington in Westminster Abbey] including the bust described above. Photocopy of a page from 'J.L. Chester's printed edition of registers (1876)' detailing burials in Westminster Abbey. Photocopy of a document detailing descriptions of a monument in Westminster Abbey to Lady Anne Cottington, plus a transcription of the text on the monument. Handwritten notes dated 04/12/1998 taken at British Library, titled 'Cottington' and referencing State Papers. Below this are notes referencing 'John Dart Westmonasterium' and the engraving of a tomb entitled Franics Lord Cottington and his Lady'. Printed copy of notes referencing Concise DNB and the entry for Herbert Le Sueur (1595?-1650?). Followed by notes taken from Calendar of the Clarendon State Papers at the Bodleian Library. Printed copy of scanned handwritten notes dated 04/12/1998 taken at the British Library, titled 'Cottington' and referencing the State Papers. Below this are notes taken 16/12/1998 which are referencing an engraving of a tomb of Franics Lord Cottington and his Lady, with an transcription.