<sod>Chaloner died on 17 November 1615. He left estates at Guisborough, Yorkshire, and Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire. In the chancel of [[St. Nicholas Church, Chiswick]], Middlesex, is a monument of alabaster having his effigies and his lady's, with an inscribed plate. This monument makes his birth in 1561, and not 1559 as in Wood and Tanner.{{sfn|Westby-Gibson|1887|p=459}}<eod>
<sod>Chaloner died on 17 November 1615. He left estates at Guisborough, Yorkshire, and Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire.<ref>The Will of Sir Thomas Challoner [''sic''] of Steeple Claydon is in the Public Records, P.C.C. PROB 11/126/495 (22.xi.1615).</ref> In the chancel of [[St. Nicholas Church, Chiswick]], Middlesex, is a monument of alabaster having his effigies and his lady's, with an inscribed plate. This monument makes his birth in 1561, and not 1559 as in Wood and Tanner.{{sfn|Westby-Gibson|1887|p=459}}<eod>