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Dalby
(Denton) Dunholme
(Edenham)
Ewerby
Gautby
Glentworth
Gosberton
Grainthorpe (Grantham) Gunby Hainton
Harmston
Haxey
Heydour
Holbeach
Horbling
Honington
(Houghton)
Hough-on-the-Hill
Howell
Irnham
Kelstone
Kingerby
Laughton
Lea
(Leadenham)
Lenton
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Dalby
St Lawrence & Bishop Edward King |
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| Julyan Llandon
(1631) Alabaster |
William
Llandon (1621) & Alice. Alabaster |
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John Blyth (1602) Recumbent
effigy on half rolled up mattress; children with their
names stand against the tomb chest. |
Richard Welby:
1714 statue by
Green of Camberwell,
on base
surrounded by four putti. |
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Other Monuments |
14th century
sunken effigy of a priest.
Several 18th century tablets
including one to Suzanna Gregory with
bats' wings,skull, snake & hourglass by
Thomas Taylor and one to John Welby (1736) attributed
to
Rysbrack
Good 18th century slate
headstones in church yard. |
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'Robert Gruntham
[Grantham] of the Blacke
Mouckes neare the citie of Lincolne Esquire sone of Hughe
Grauntham [Grantham] esquire was borne at this Dunham
[Dunholme] the 17 day of August AD 1541 caused this moniment
to be erected to the memori of this family humbly comended
his soule to God and his bodie to be buried here & died
the...' He died in
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Civilian/Lady
of c1300.
Another lady of same
date.
Later 14th century knight/lady
on tomb chest with shields displaying the Simeon and
Neville arms.
The church houses a series of monuments to Berties, Lords
Willoughby of Eresby and later Dukes of Ancaster, namely:-
Robert Bertie, 1st Earl of Linsey
(1642) & his son (1666), black & white
marble.
Richard Bertie (1686)
possibly by James Hardy.
1st Duke of Ancaster (1723);
standing white figure against black reredos; by Henry
Scheemakers & Henry Cheere.
Robert Willoughby & others, 1738;
black & white; big sarcophagus with urn & seven busts;
attributed to
PeterScheemakers.
2nd Duke of Ancaster (1741), standing figure
leaning on urn; below which a medallion with profile of his
wife; by Henry Cheere.
Third & Fourth Dukes (1778 &
1779), two standing figures with medallion of wife of
one; against convex back panel a medallion of child; by
Charles Harris.
Hon Frederick Burrell (1819)
as a baby carried by angels.
1st Lord Gwydyr (1820),
bust on round pedastal; by Nollekens.
Clementine, Baroness Willoughby
(1881), neo-baroque.
Tablet to Rev John Bland (1761)
by Bingham.
George Parker (1831),
neo-gothic; by Smith of Stamford.
There are more High Victorian monuments to the Berties family in
the church yard.
Also in the church are the Heathcote
memorials, removed here from Normaton church, Rutland and all of
the 19th century |
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Sir Alexander Aunsell (1360)
Possibly founder of the church |
Murray Edward
Gordon Finch-Hatton (1898)
MP 10th Earl of Winchelsea and 5th Earl of Nottingham. He
personally undertook bricklaying, glazing and digging of dykes
in which 'he was not surpassed by any workman in the county'. He
spend the summer of 1895 repairing the church roof |
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Sir Christopher Wray (1592)
and Wife;
coffered arch with a kneeling effigy of their son at the top (this
is shown below right);
four kneeling daughters on the tomb chest.
Alabaster, 1593, perhaps by Nicholas Johnson of Southwark. |
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Elizabeth Saunderson (1714),
white marble by Edward
Hurst. |
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John Heneage (1435) and
Alice: |
Purbeck marble tomb of
Sir Thomas
Heneage (1553) and Kateryn, with kneeling brass effigies. |
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Top:
Sir George Heneage (1660)
Bottom:
George Heneage (1595): free
standing alabaster with recumbent effigy. |
John Heneage (1559) and
Anne (1587 |
William Heneage (1610
age 91) and
two wives: Anne (1585) & Jane (1594)
The parents kneel above, the children
below.
Alabaster. On the
top a relief of the Fall and Resurection. |
Above:
Three Sir Georges (last 1697):
tablet with skulls, bones and hour glass. Attributed to William
Stanton.
Below:Lt Col Neil Frederick Heneage OBE
(1953) |
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marble tablet with his bust above and busts of his two wives,
Mary & Elizabeth.below.
By
Bertuccini. |
George Robert
Heneage (1833) Signed by
S Manning Fct |
Frances Anne Heneage (1807 age 25)
Wife of George Robert. By
Bacon Jnr |
George Fieschi Heneage (1864)
Son of George Robert and his first wife Frances Anne Ainslie
By Underwood of Camden
Town. |
Frances Heneage (1842)
Wife
of George Fieschi (left) Died aged 31. By
Manning |
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Left: Sir George Thorold (1722)
Former Lord Mayor of London. Bust wearing wig plus a
pair of weeping putti.
Right: Sir Samuel Thorold (1738)
similar to above but no wig. |
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Sir Michael (1746)
Two life sized seated figures, between which a
sarcophagus with urn; by Peter Scheemakers.
An
exceptionally good set in the Newton family chapel:
Abigail Newton (1688),
large wall monument by William Stanton
Sir John (1734) Tablet by Rysbrack
Lady Newton (1737)
Standing monument with black sarcophagus with bust on
top; by Peter Scheemakers.
Margaret, Countess of
Coningsby (1761),Daughter-in-law of above;
tablet by Rysbrack
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Left: Thomas Hussey (1697)
bust with wig.William
Smith (1552) incised slab on tomb chest
Dame Sarah Hussey (1714)
three cherubs head above inscription
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Houghton - All Saints |
Left: Revd George Thorold AM,
Rector of Houghton-cum-Marston (1823)
books and chalice by P Rouw the Younger
Sir
Hugh de Bussey (1306) cross legged knight
Arthur William Thorold
(1853) marble by Boucheau of London |
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Left:Arabella Ashton, wife of
William Ashton of Brandon, Lincs (1792) She
died age 42 giving birth to her eleventh child. The monument
also to three of her children: Sancta, Charlotte and
Catherine.
By J Wallis
Right:William Ashton (1826) age
72. By R Marshall
Edward Payne
(1728) standing monment of white sarcophagus before
black obelisk. By Benjamin Palmer c. 1742
Thomas Payne (1642)
identical, also by Palmer
John Marris (1785) by
Edward Tatem
Francis Musson (1837) by
Collingwood of Grantham |
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Howell - St Oswald |
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Right:
Lady & Child (14th century)
Bust of lady in relief under a trefoil arch on a grave
slab; below this is repeated with the bust of her
daughter.
Large grave slab with
primitive crosses.
John Crosby, Rector (1470)
incised slab with the figure under a canopy
Sir Charles Dymock
Jacobean with kneelers
John Spenser, Rector 1424-48
inscription on the base of the remains of the medieval cross in
the church yard |
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Sir Andrew Luttrell 1390 |
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Left: Richard Parnell Booth of
Culverthorpe (1837)
by John Earl of
Hull
Elizabeth South (1604) Alabaster standing
monument. She is seated frontally, on her left a putto
with spade and on her right a putto with skull and
extinguished torch. Clock face in one of the spandrels
of the arch above
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Left & above :
Knight (late 14th century) |
Above right: Knight (14th century) puppies
by the pillow |
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Far right:
A Disney knight (late 14th
century) only upper part of figure and shoes
appear.
Also (not shown) Cecilia Young (1830) tablet by
Durance of Lincoln; Other members of family
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Left: Armyne Family (erected
1605) Large limestone monument on the north wall of the
chancel.
Above:
Jane Chaworth (1606)
Alabaster with a strapwork frame and inscription on south wall
of the chancel.
Mrs Chaworth had 12 sons and 4 daughters.
With thanks to Elizabeth Heaton who
contributed these photographs. |
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John & Alice Lyndewood (1419) with four
sons and three daughters. These two brasses were
commissioned by the second son William, Bishop of St Davids. |
John Lyndewood (1421)
wool merchant: note
the sack with merchant's mark. Eldest son of John & Alice. |
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