English: The monumental brass of the Swift/Swyft/Swyfte family of Rotherham in the north choir of All Saints parish church (today's minster) at Rotherham. The Swift family were prominent in the area, and intermarried with the de Wickersley, Reresby, Waterton and other gentry families. They later removed to Sheffield, where they owned the historic Broom Hall house. [1]
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