Smyth, Henry
Smyth, Henry (fl. 1506–d. 1517). English mason. He worked with Vertue and Lee at King's College Chapel, Cambridge, from at least 1506, and in 1508 began work at the hospital of the Savoy, London, where he was engaged when he died. He seems to have worked as Master-Mason at Richmond Palace, Surrey, from 1505 to 1509.
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