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Excerpt from Dictionary of National Biography, Vol. 32: Lambe-Leigh
He died 21 April 1580, and was buried in the church of St. Faith under St. Paul's. His tomb, which was destroyed with the church of St. Faith in the fire of London, bore a brass plate with figures of himself in armour and his three wives. His epitaph is printed by Dugdale (history of St. Paul's, 1818, p. The names of his wives were Joan, Alice, and Joan. The last survived him, and was buried in St. Clave's Church, Silver Street.
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