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Barrington Bassingbourne Burrough Green Cheveley Conington Dullingham Fulbourn Harlton Hildersham Isleham Landwade Orwell Rampton Stretchworth Trumpington Westly Waterless Wimpole <City of Ely> I also have added a list of churches with very brief notes on any mouments they might contain. Please note that I have not added City of Cambridge to the list as yet |
| Abington Piggotts - St Michael Civ M - brass c.1460 Mary-Foster Pigot 1816 by Bscon Jnr |
Babraham - St Peter Richard 1658 & Sir Thomas Bennet 1667. Standing figures by Bushnell Judith Bennet 1713 by Stanton General Adeane 1802 by Hopper |
Balsham - Holy Trinity Anglo-Saxon coffin lid John Sleford 1401 Rector Brass John Blodwell 1462 Rector Brass Kn c.1440 2½" Brass? |
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| Constance Gyles (1663) Wife of Thomas Gyles, Clerk | Richard Bendyshe (1777) | Thomas Bendyshe (1684) |
Robert (1687) & Margaret Bendyshe (1673) |
| Barton - St Peter John Martin 1593 & Wife Brass |
Bottisham - Holy Trinity TC brass lost Thomas Pledger 1599 & Wife kneeling figures Lionel & Daniel Allington 1638 2 children, 2 putti by W Wright Sir Roger Jenyns 1740 & Wife Standing wall monument. 2 figures on mat Soame Jenys 1787 by Bacon 1796 |
Boxworth - St Peter Robert Underwood 1792 signed Payne, St Ives |
| Brinkley - St Mary Richard White Child Tab 1723 |
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Burrough Green - St Augustine |
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| Church unlocked during daylight hours.
Enter (unusually) by small south chancel door. Very helpful
churchwarden. Park free in the lane outside church. Excellent pub in
village O/S Ref: TL 636 554 |
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| John (1420) & Elizabeth (1421) Ingoldesthorpe The armour indicates that the date of the first quater of the 15th century. | ||
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rectangular in plan with the north and south aisles continuing
as chapels on either side of the chancel. These chapels
contained chantries and there were four chantry priests as well
as the rector serving the church. These two chapels were
demolished in the seventeenth century.
The central tomb appears to be slightly buried in the north wall of the chancel, explained by the fact that this tomb was open to the north chapel as well as to the chancel. When the north wall of the chancel was built following the demolition of the north chapel, this tomb was buried somewhat in the new wall. This can be seen in the photograph of the north exterior wall of the chancel where the outline of the canopy of tomb can be seen. There is also a double piscina set into this wall which original served the chapel. This indicates that the communication between chancel and chapel was probably only over the central tomb. The identification of these tombs is speculative as there in neither original heraldry not inscriptions remaining. |
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| Thomas de Burgh 1 (1330) Brother of John 1 The armour sets the date of the effigy to the last quarter of the 14th century |
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| John (2) de Burgh (1393) and his second wife Catharine (1409) ? son of Thomas 1, above and succeeded by his son, another Thomas 2. This is the tomb which, as mentioned above, communicated with the north chapel. John's effigy can be seen to be partly buried in the wall and the edge of the canopy above the tomb can be seen on the now exterior north wall of the chancel, with two piscinae which served the chapel, in the photograph above. Note some interesting features of John's effigy: his legs are crossed which is unusual in this period, and he lies on a bed of stones, which, again is unusual but occurs in a few monuments in eastern England. There is also structure held under his right arm which I cannot identify. From the armour the effigy looks the latter quarter of the 14th century. |
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| John de Burgh (1) (1330) In 1328 he decided to retire to retire and become a monk at which point he left his estates to his brother Thomas above. The armour sets the date to the last quarter of the 14th century |
| Burwell - St
Mary John Laurence de Warboys, Abbot of Ramsey 1542 Palimpsest brass. Reverse: parts of canon and deacon 1325 Thomas Gerard 1613 & Wife Kneeling figures(?) Lee Cotton 1613 Table tomb with knight (?) In vestry |
Castle Camps - All Saints Sir James Reynolds 1717 standing wall monument |
Cherry Hinton - St Andrew Coffin lid with male bust in W wall of tower ? Capt Serocold 1794 by Flaxman |
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Bassingbourne
SS Peter & Paul |
Cheveley St Mary and the Holy Host of Heaven |
Conington - St Mary |
Henry Buller (1647)
Black marble
slab on chancel floor with figure in white (shown) Also: Turpin Family Brass made in 1683 but commemorating forebears of the 15th C. |
Simon Folkes (1642)
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Left: Robert Cotton (1697)
by Grinling Gibbons (signed)
Right: Dame Alice Cotton (1657)by Josua Marshall The above are two of eight monuments in shallow niches in the nave. Also:- Frances & Mary Askham (1748) with two profile medallions |
| Chippenham - St Margaret St Thomas Revett 1582 & Wife. Kneeling figures, prayer desk with children |
Croxton - St James Edward Leeds 1589 Brass on TC |
| Dullingham - St Mary |
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| Henrietta Viscountess
Gormanston (1826) signed by Richard
Westmacott. She married firstly, Anthony 11th Viscount Gormanston and secondly the Lt Gen opposite |
Lt Gen Christopher Jeaffreson (1824) by Richard Westmacott |
| East Hatley -
St Denin Lady c.1520 Brass. The brass has been removed to the new church (?) but the matrix is still in the church |
Eltisley - St
Pandionia and St John Kn (or M Civ) & L mC14 in recess lC14 |
Fen Ditton - St
Mary John Bones 1813 signed J Bacon & S Manning London |
| Fowlmere - St
Mary William Mitchell 1745 Standing wall monument by Thomas Adey |
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Fulbourne St Vigor |
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| Edward Wood (1599) & Elizabeth Chichele Separate to the main part of the monument is a frieze on corbels and achievement. No inscription but arms of Chichele and Clopton; Edwards's mother, Elizabeth, was the daughter and heiress of Edward Clopton | |||
| Gamlingay - St
Mary R Lane 1732 & Mrs Lane 1754 signed E Bingham of Peterborough |
Granchester - St Andrew & St Mary TC |
Graveley - St Botolph Rev Harry Trotter 1766 signed John Dixon, London |
| Great Abington
- St Mary Sir William Halton 1639 standing wall monument by W Wright |
Great Shelford - St Mary Thomas Patesely 1411 Brass |
Great Wilbraham - St Nicholas Thomas Weston 1750 Ward & Mary 1756 Ward |
| Haddenham -
Holy Trinity Sir Henry Fryer 1631, his parents Thomas 1623 & Mary 1614, and step-mother Bridger. Standing alabaster wall smonument, big. By W Wright |
Haslingfield - All Saints Thomas Wendy 1612. Alabaster kneeling couples from 1619 Elizabeth Wendy 1658 kneeling figure Sir Thomas Wendy 1613 standing figure Anna Ensor 1654 brass |
Hatley St George - St George Thomas Quintin 1806 signed E Gaffin, Regent St, London |
| Hinxton - St Mary & St John Sir Thomas 1416 Selton & 2 Wives Brass Sir Marmaduke Dayrell & Mother by Edward Stanton (no details) Tab by Regnart 1795 |
Horningsea - St Peter Coffin lid fragment in E Wall |
Horseheath -
All Saints Sir Giles 1522 Alington & son Sir Giles 1586 2 tiers with a recumbent effigy. No canopy Sir Giles 1613 & Lady Alington. Alabaster with 2 recumbent effigies Attrib N Johnson |
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Hildersham - Holy Trinity |
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| Park in road outside church. Church is open
but chancel is locked and alarmed. Very helpful churchwardens O/S Ref: TL 545 488 |
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| This wooden knight and lady, of about 1300, were unfortunately stolen from the church in 1977; they have never been recovered. The photographs are taken from Alfred C Fryer Wooden Monumental Effigies in England and Wales. The effigies do look rather good but the tomb chest is modern. | |
Skeleton in shroud (c.1485) This was once nailed to the
vestry door: note the keyhole cut between the legs!
These brasses are under the carpet in the chancel; there are excellent copies mounted on boards at the back of the nave |
Henry Parice (1466)
Note
Trinity
above canopy
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Robert Parys (1408) & Eleanor (Busteler)
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Henry Paris (1427) & Margaret (Poche) Her
brass stolen in 1991. Copy with her brass intact below
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Isleham - St Andrew |
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daylight hours. You may park free in the village
O/S Ref: TL 643 743 |
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Above: Ethelreda Moody (1733)
(?) and three children buried in the same vault:
Robert, Ethelreda and M____ Right: Ada Jane Watson ( 1856) South wall of south aisle.Far Right: Thomas Peyton (1484) and Two Wives He in armour: brasses on tomb chest; shields from front gone. Behind is recess with paneling under arch; heraldry. The brasses are illustrated in Pevsner. |
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Above left: Barbarie Themilthorpe (1619)
Mounted high on
east wall. . Worn inscription and painted shield
above. She died aged seven Above right: Roger Peachy (1683) He was vicar of the parish for 37 years. Inscription on slate panel with surround. Skull below, arms above. Right: William Bernard. c. 1300. knight in recess under arch in north wall. Legs once crossed |
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Above & right: Possibly Sir John Bernard.
Early 15th century. Straight legs. Note bare head and beard.
Not in situ. Far right: possible William Barnard. Late 14th century. Straight legs. Under a low arch below the window in the south wall. Difficult to access as now blocked by two later big standing monuments; the base of one can be seen to the effigy's left. (v.i) |
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Left and above :
Sir Robert Peyton
(1518) &
Elizabeth The tomb chest has
quatrefoils and painted shields. The wall panel, at the head
of the tomb, has indents of the Calvary;
inscription only remains. The slab itself has an
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Above and near right:
Sir John
Bernard (1451) & Ellen (?)
Brasses on low tomb chest. The
shields on the slab and the sides have gone -
except one of lead on the knight's left.
The Latin inscription is now placed
above the brass canopy remains and records two wives: Ellen
Swynerton and Elizabeth Sakevyle. Right centre: Rychard Peyton (1574) & Mary Brasses under canopy . Palimpsest. On floor: roll the carpet back! Far Right: Sir Robert Peyton (1550) |
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left: Sir Robert Peyton
(1590) & Wife. Whole monument and detail of
effigies. Right and above right: Sir John Peyton (1616) &Wife. These two monuments obscure the knight in the recess in the south wall |
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Saints 1st Baron North 1564 Black marble TC 2nd Baron North 1600 6-poster with recumbent effigy Edward Myrfin 1553 Brass Maria North 1841 Tab J E Thomas of London John Crichton, Marquess of Bath 1848 Gothick by J E Thomas of London |
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Landwade - St Nicholas |
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The church is situated on a private
estate and is locked. If wishing to visit please write
to Mr Simon Gibson of the nearby Landwade Hall for the
key, stating your interest. You may park on the site. |
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Above left:
Table tomb in centre of chancel,
which can just seent in the photograph of
the interior. The sides are plain but the top slab has
very worn brass indents which can just be made out in
the second photograph (right). There is a
central cross with two word scrolls on either
sides, presumably words from figures kneeling at
the base of the cross
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Above top: Table tomb: the shields may have had brasses attached. The top slab is badly damaged but originally held brasses: there are only remains of indents of two small kneeling figures at the foot of the slab Above bottom: Grave slab on chancel floor; there is no inscription, heraldry etc but a Calvary Cross carved in relief. |
Table tomb; the back has
indents for several brasses: at least three kneeling
figures with scrolls. There is nothing on the top slab.
The shields along the side appear once to have had
brasses attached.
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Black with white lettering - facing each other across
chancel: George C Gibson OBE of
Landwade Hall, Exning who died in 1989
at 93 and was buried in Cathays Cemetery, Cardiff; his
wife Madeleine who died in 1993
aged 96. Grey, red lettering: William James Tatem, 1st Baron Glandy of St Fagans. Killed by enemy action in 1942 aged 75. Wall Brasses: 1.William Cotton, Latin inscription, small brass 2.Ambrose Alexander Cotton, large brass in stone surround, heraldry. 3.Charles Edward Baird, Cpt Seaforth Highlanders 78th Rosshire Buffs. Son of Brig-Gen Baird. Born 1894, killed in action near Beaumont Hamel, France. Military badge and medal. 4.Alexander Cotton of Landwade, Lt RN, son of Rev A A Cotton, ob 1860. Also John Hynde Cotton, Lt 12th Lancers, son of above, killed by fall from horse at Secunderabad in 1857 aged 22. Also Harriet, daughter of Alexander who died at 16 in 1850 and was buried in Gronville, Jersey. 5.Henrietta, wife of Alexander, died 1899 aged 83. Buried in Quendon. |
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Six-poster with two recumbent
effigies. 'Here lieth intombed the bodie of
Sir
John Cotton Knighte Sonne of Sir Roberte Cotton
Knighte. And also the bodie of Dame Isabell,
Wife of the saide Sir John and daughter of Sir William
Spencer, Knighte.' He died in
1593 at
81, she in 1578 at 63. They had 8 sons
and 5 daughters. 5 sons and 2 daughters 'died in their
nonage'
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John Hynde Cotton Bart. (1752 aged 66) Son of
the Sir John who died in 1712 (see below). Married 1.
Letitia by whom he had 1 son John Hynde
and 1 daughter Mary; 2. Not named but no issue.
Also commemorates John Hynde above (1793) He was however buried at Madingley 'the present residence of the family' |
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 Left, above & right: Sir John Cotton, Knight (1620 aged 77) - son of John Cotton. He married: 1. Elizabeth, 2. Elizabeth, by whom and had no issue, and 3. Anne, by whom he had 2 sons - James and John - and 1 daughter - Katherine; only John survived him. |
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UnassignedSir tomb chest. The back plate has
several indents for brasses with their fixing holes
well visible; the indents suggest there were two kneeling figures with
scrolls, shield and inscription. No inscriptions,
matrices etc on top slab Above right and far right: Sir John Cotton Bt. (1689 aged 74) - son of Sir John Cotton left . He married 1. Jane Hind by whom he had 2 sons and 2 daughters: John, Thomas, Jane and Anne. John and Jane survived him. Inscription and heraldry. |
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| Leverington - St Leonard Spelman Swaine 1761 & Spelman Swaine 1803 |
Linton - St Mary Henry Paris ? 1425 Brass Sir John Millicent 1577 & Wife Figures facing each other, children & bust of 1st Wife. Flat George Flacke & Sister 1693 Identical monuments with busts Elizabeth Bacon & Peter Standly, brother. Standing wall monument by Wilton 1782 Other monuments not listed |
Little Abington - St Mary Oliver Dalton 1618 |
| Little Shelford - All Saints Recess eC14 Inscip to Sir John, below Sir John de Freville X-legs Oak (now in recess) 1308 Priest c.1480 Brass Robert de Freville 1393 & Wife Brass Thomas de Freville 1405 & Wife |
Little Wilbraham - St John William Blakway 1521 Brass |
Long Stanton - All Saints Sit Thomas Hatton 1658 TC with recumbent effigies & children By E Marshall Sir Francis Hatton 1812 By Tomson of Cambridge |
| Longstowe - St Mary Sir Anthony Cage 1603 TC with two recumbent effigies and kneeling children (NB Female effigy is smaller and cruder that of the male and may come from a similar tomb of John & Jocasta Cage 1627, now destroyed Sir Ralph Bovey 1679 Figure rising from ocean |
Madingley - St Mary Magdelene Dame Jane Cotton 1692 Standing wall monument with figure Jane Cotton 1707 Standing wall monument with figure By E Stanton Admiral Sir Charles Cotton 1812 Tab by Flaxman Commander Charles Cotton 1828 by Richard Westmacott |
March - St Wendreda Andrew Dredeman 1501 & Wife Brass Anthony Hansard 1507 & Wife Brass |
| Milton - All Saints William Coke 1553 & Wife Brass Mrs E Knight 1880 Standing figure by Flaxman Samuel Knight 1829 by Flaxman |
Newton - St Margaret (near Cambridge) Francis 1809 & Mrs Anne 1815 Pemberton by Rossi William Pemberton 1828 by Westmacott Jnr Christopher 1850 by Physick Christopher 1870 by Noble Mrs Montague 1871 by Bohhm William Ward 1900 brass repoussé Mausoleum in cy by Ambrose Poynter |
Oakington - St Andrew coffin lids with foliated crosses |
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| Sawson - St Mary Ladsy Elizabeth de la Pole 1423 John Huddlestone 1530 Civilian 1430 brass Knight 1480 brass Robert Lockton & Wife 1500 William Richardson 1527 |
Shudy Camps - St Mary Francis Dayrell 1760 Elizabeth Dayrell 1768 by T Carter Other monuments to Dayrell family 1773, 1790 etc |
Snailwell - St Peter Tomb chest with quaterfoils |
| Soham - St Andrew Ogee headed tomb recess |
Stapleford - St Andrew William Lee 1617 brass |
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| Stow-Cum-Quy - St Mary John Anstey 1465 bass |
Stretham - St James Nicholas de Kyngestone, rector, late 13 th C Joan Swan 1497 brass Anne Brunsell 1667 (sister of Wren) |
Swaffam Prior - St Mary John Tothyll & Wife 1465 brass Richard Wates & Wife 1515 William Wates & Wife 1521 M & F civilians 1530 brass Robert Chambers 1638 brass |
| Swavesey - St Andrew Anne Kempe Lady Cutt 1631 by Edward Marshall |
Teversham - All Saints Sir Edward Styward 1596 & Wife |
Thriplow - St George Edward Lucas 1601 |
| Weston Colville - St Mary Robert Leverer 1470 & Wife & Son (as priest) brass Abraham Gates 1636 & Wife |
Whaddon - St Mary John d'Eschallers 1469 ? tomb chest |
Whittlesey - St Mary Tablets of 17th & 19th centuries: Sir Harry Smith 1862 by G G Adams |
| Wicken - St Laurence Margaret Peyton 1414 brass John Peyton 1520 brass |
Wilburton - St Peter Three panels of tomb chest |
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Westly Waterless - St Mary |
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name (it has a large pond) comes from Old English
water-lease , meaning wet clearing. Park near the
church. The church is open daily during daylight hours. O/S Ref: TL 337 510 |
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| On the map it's Wimpole: on the satnav it's New Wimpole. There an Old Wimpole too and this appears to be a nearby hamlet. Both are now in Hertfordshire although were formerly in Cambridgeshire. However this matters little as the church is in neither place but rather in the grounds of Wimpole Hall, which is now a National Trust property. You have to park in the grounds of the hall and there is a charge of £2 for all day when I visited; note the machine does not accept cards or notes so have the right money ready. Parking is free to NT members. The church - which is not NT property - is a short walk away behind the former stable block which is now a shop. This is the church for the Wimpole parish, even though it is in the grounds of the Hall. The church is normally open during daylight hours. The church has neither tower nor spire and it's easy to miss the cross on the O/S map. O/S Ref: 337 510 |
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| Admiral Sir John Sydney Yorke (1831) and two wives: Elizabeth (Weake, née Rattray) & Urania (Pawlett) | Rt Hon Charles Philip Yorke PC (1834) & his wife (added below) Harriet (Manningham)(1854). By Thomas Denman | Flora Elizabeth Yorke (1852), wife of Rector and who died giving birth to 7th child. Her 2nd child, Lt Henry Eliot who died at Sholapoor, 1861, and her mother Elizabeth (1870) | |
| Above far right top: Hon Agenta Yorke (1850) Second wife of Rt Hon Charles Yorke, Lord Chancellor. She is shown as a portrait medallion and below is her husbans in robes of state and her two sons. Signed: J Flaxman RA Sculptor. Below this: Susan, Countess of Hardmiche (1886) Buried in Hamble church. |
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| Above, while monument & detail: Philip, 1st Earl of Hardwicke (1764) & Margaret Cocks (1761). The standing figure on the right is of Ahene . Signed: J. Stuart, Invt. P. Scheemakers, Sculpr. | |||
Above, whole monument &detail:
Catharine (Freman) (1759) wife of Hon
Charles Yorke. Signed: J.
Stuart, Invt. P. Scheemakers, Sculpr.MDCCLXI
Right, whole monument &detail: Sir Thomas Chicheley (1610), his wife Dorothy (Kemp)(1644), their children Thomas (1617) & Jane (1632) and grandson Henry (1652). Dorothy kneels at the head of the monument, which is set a little into the wall, on the lower stage while the children and grandchildren kneel at the side of the lower stage. |
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 Above and immediately right: Hon Charles Yorke (1770) & his wives, Catherine (Freeman) & Agneta (Johnson) The frieze is carved with emblems of the chancellor's office. Signed: P. Scheemaker Fat. |
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Above :
Rev Charles Yorke (1791)
and his sister
Mary Yorke (1795)
Right: Elizabeth (Lygon) (1766) Wife of Hon John Yorke |
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Left Top: Rt Hon Joseph Yorke, Lord Dover
(1792) & wife Christine Margaret (Stocking)
(1793) Signed: J. Bacon Sculptor: London 1798.
Left Bottom: Adm Rt Hon Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke (1873) Above: Hon John Yorke (1801) Signed: R Westmacott ARA London Right: Philip, 2nd Earl of Hardwicke Signed: T. Banks RA Sculpt |
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Above: Philip 3rd Earl of Hardwicke (1834)
& Elizabeth Signed: R Westmacott Jnr ARA 1844
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Top:
Matrix (floor) Lady (c. 1535) with daughters now
in board v right). Male & inscrip lost
Bottom: Thomas Sheepshank (1818) Rector |
Above: Thomas Worsely LLB (1501)
Canon residentary of Beverely. Inscription in
Latin. Note Virgin Mary & Child above head. Now on board.
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Above:
Male civilian (c.1500); Lady (v left); her
daughters (v.left); Edward Marshall (1625)
parson; arms (top) & English inscription below
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Lt Hon Victor Alexander Yorke
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Richar Beek (1671)
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| Wisbech - St Peter & St Paul Thomas de Braunstone 1401 brass Thomas Parke 1628 & Wife, kneeling figures facing each other, with recumbent skelton. Attrib G. Christmas Mathias Taylor 1633 & Wife similar Tablets 17th - 19th centuries. Many E Southwell 1789, seated figure of Hope by Nollekens |
Wood Ditton - St Mary Henry English 1393 & Wife Brass |