In the past, some couples ensured that their bonds were recognised even in death. An unusual Tudor example of a female couple can be found in the Church of the Blessed Mary and Saint Nicholas in Etchingham, Sussex. Elizabeth Etchingham and Agnes Oxenbridge are jointly commemorated there with a 15th-century memorial brass. The women are depicted looking at one another, and their gowns indicate movement towards each other. This has led some historians to believe this plaque could show that the wom

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