Oh there you are Jim. Looks like I have the last word on the other thread. Don't want to jinx it by adding on, but there was one other thing I wanted to mention.

There is a knight lying in the high chancel of Ludlow church, in Stropshire:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/

His wife is Lady Alice. I sense a connection between Fair Margaret and Sweet William in which the couple are buried in the higher and lower chancel, the latter version of Lady Slice in which the couple are buried in higher and lower chancel, and Walter Pardon's version of Lord Lovel in which this same thing happens.

It's s like a local thing where it seems only fitting to use those as burial sites. It's like when Lord Lovel reached this area, they did away with the choir and styled it according to regional preferences, what they were familiar with.

Ok, that's all I had left to say on the matter. We can talk about wildlife now.