All Saints,
North Street
Many 13th - 14th century incised cross slabs, in church or built
into south wall. (I presume this means exterior wall) with foliated
cross and other symbols.
William Stokton (1471) Brass inscription.
Thomas Clerk (1482) Brass inscription and symbols.
Thomas Askwith (1609) Brass inscription with arms.
Thomas Atkinson (1642) Tanner. Brass with demi-figure
Joshua Witton (1674) Floor slap with arms.
John Etty (1708) Carpenter. Rococo cartouche;
inscription.
All Saints, Pavement
Anglo-Saxon tombstone, fragment. 9th-10th century.
Robert Askwith (1597) Brass with
¾ figure, arms but no inscription. (from St Crux)
Tate Wilkinson (1803) Tablet with draped urn
Other wall tablets by M. Taylor, William Plows,
& Fisher
Holy Trinity,
Goodramgate
Coffin lid 13th century with floriated cross and
other symbols.
Thomas Danby (1458) Brass inscription.
Lyonel Elyot (1689) Floor slab with incised cartouche
with arms.
Lady Frances Graham (1721) White marble sarcophagus with
heraldic cartouche. Attrib: Charles Mitley.
Rev James Dallin (1838) Wall tablet.
Signed: Fisher.
James Fryer (1840) Wall tablet. Signed:
Fisher.
Holy Trinity,
Micklegate
Some 13th century grave slabs with various symbolism.
Ann Danby (1615) Cartouche
Margaret Stanhope (1637) Stone tablet with
decorative border
John Greene (1729) Cartouche
Elizabeth Ann (1760) Lozenge, marble in stone
frame.
Mary Swinburne (1761) Pedimented frame.
Dr John Burton (1771) Inscription on marble
parchment, over a Gothic tablet.
With books and urn.
Henry Jubb (1792) Oval tablet with urn. by
William Stead
Elizabeth Scarisbrick (1797) Semi-circular tablet
with brown marble border on black marble background, cornice and urn by
Thomas Atkinson.
Anastasia Standish (1807) Coloured marbles with
urn
Joshua Crompton (1832) Draped urn by M. Taylor
Some of the above were taken from St John's,
Micklegate
St Clement's,
Scarcroft Road
Elias Pawson (1715)
Cartouche with cherub's heads and drapery
Henry Pawson (1730) Inscription, Corinthian
pillars and open pediment by William Palmer
Alathea Fairfax (1744)
Rev John Fairfax (1844) Marble tablet with ivy leaves
and palms by Fisher
Some of the earlier monuments - as well as
other fittings- came from St Mary Bishophill Senior which was
demolished in 1963
St Crux Parish Room, Pavement
Sir Robert Watter (1612) & Margaret
(1608) Limestone tomb chest of 1610. Canopy with putti
and arms supported by Corinthian columns. Recumbent effigies:
male and female civilians. On back wall kneeling child and
babies. Inscription flanked by Faith and Peace figures.
Sir Thomas Herbert (1681) Brass with
inscription and arms
Roger Belwood (1694) Inscription flanked by
books; arms above.
Sir Tancred Robinson (1754) Sarcophagus
with Lord Mayor's regalia, seated cherub, portrait medallion,
anchors and cannon. Obelisk with cartouche of arms.
Thomas Bowes (1777) Sarcophagus shaped tablet
attrib. John Fisher
Henry Waite (1780) Tablet with large
portrait medallion; each side pedestals with rams' heads atop
and wreathed in ivy . By John Fisher.
Thomas Court (1803) Urn on slate backing
by Plows
Richard Hudson (1802) Marble tablet with
urn etc by Chambers, Scarborough
Ann Spooner (1834) Tablet flanked by
scrolls
The early fifteenth church was partially
demolished in 1887 but the parish room, built in 1888
incorporates part of the north wall of the church.
St Cuthbert,
Peasholme Green
Charles Mitley (1758)
.Cartouche with two cherubs' heads
Thomas Kilby (1792) Draped urn with
obelisk backing by William Stead, York
William
Briggs (1823) Inscribed scroll
with amphora by
Michael Taylor
Ann & Elizabeth Simpson (1836) White
marble tablet with pediment and urn by
Skelton
St Denys,
Walmgate
Dorothy Hughes (n/d)
Kneeling female in niche flanked by four niches with the three
Virtues; inscription above on round headed tablet topped by
skull, putti and down turned torches; below winged figure with
palm leaf and crown.
Dorothy Wilson (1717) Inscription between Corinthian
pillar and below arched pediment
Robert W Hotham (1806) Mourning female
with urn on black obelisk background by W & C Fisher
St Edward, Tadcaster Rd,
Dringhouses
Sir John Lawson (1919)
Tablet by P Silden
St Helen, St
Helen's Square
J Buckle (1790) Bust in open pediment,
architectural surround (vestry)
Thomas Payler & Family (1795 & 1809) Draped urn
with cherub's heads by Coad & Sealy (vestry)
John Stow (1775) Urn on pedestal with shield
Theosophilus Davye Garencieres (1796) With
sarcophagus signed Taylor
Thomas Hartkey (1809) With urn signed
Taylor
James Atkinson (1839) Gothic tablet with
ogee arch by T Hayes, Beverley
Elizabeth Acklam (1723) Floor slab with
arms
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St John the Evangelist,
Micklegate
Now an Arts Centre but some monuments remain;
the others were removed in 1939
Sir Richard Yorke (1489) Altar tomb with
shields in quatrefoils
Nathaniel Wilson (1726) Marble tablet with
semicircular arch and cherub's head below.
Elizabeth Bennet (1825) Scroll with
inscription, sarcophagus and weeping willow. Singed Bennett
St Martin-cum-Gregory,
Micklegate
Sarah Carter (1708) Cartouche
with cherubs' heads
Andrew Perrott (1701) Cartouche with cherubs'
heads
Martha Perrott (1724) Cartouche
Samuel Dawson (1731) Pedimented frame with arms, scroll
and crossed palm fronds.
Rev Robert Benson (1822) Tablet with sarcophagus by
Stead
Susanna Beilby (1664) Floor slabs with
arms
Frances Bathurst (1774) Floor slabs with arms
St Martin-le-Grande, Coney St
Christopher Harrington (1614) Goldsmith. Brass
with demi-figure and arms of goldsmiths' company
Sir William Sheffield (1633) & Wife (1636) Two
busts flanked by statues of Charity and Mercy.
St Mary Bishophill Junior,
Bishophill Junior
Part of Anglo-Saxon grave slab: 9th - 10th
century
St Mary Castlegate, Castlegate
Now York Heritage Centre
Sir Henry Thompson (1692) Ledger stone
William Mushet (1792) Tablet with snake entwining pole
by Fisher
Anne Lloyd (1830) Tablet with urn and arms
by Fisher
Rawling Gould (1873) Architect. Gothic
frame
St Michael-le-Belfrey, Mister
Yard
Robert Squire (1709) & Pricilla (1711)
Large: two standing figures in niche with Corinthian
pillars and curved top. Flaming urns; two cherubs support
coronet. Iron railing. Attrib: Robert Crutcher
Frances Farrer (1681) Brass signed
Joshua Mann
Thomas Dawnay (1683) Brass with arms
signed Joshua Mann
Ann Walker (1687) Cartouche
John White (1716) Cartouche
Thomas James (1723) Cartouche
Mary Woodyeare (1728) Cartouche curved to fit
round free standing pier. Arms, cherubs' heads, wing death head.
Vavasour infant (1728) Tablet with arms
Catherine & Christine North (1734) Pilasters
and cornice carrying arms and urns. By Charles Mitley &
Edward Raper
Mary Grammar (1738) Pediment with scrolls
and arms
Lt John Crossland (1813) Sarcophagus with
military emblems. By Fisher
Baldwin Wake (1842) Sarcophagus shaped
tablet. By Flantoff
Others by Fisher, Skelton, Taylor & Tilney.
Details to follow.
St Michael, Spurriergate
Now Spurriergate Centre
William Langton (1466) Rector. Chalice brass
William Shaw (1681) Brass inscription signed
Joshua Mann
John Wood (1704) Tablet: coloured marbles,
scrolls, broken pediment and cartouche of arms.
Katherine Coppinger (1763) White marble tablet
with gray marble pilasters
William Hutchinson (1784) Gray and white
marble. Hour glass, garlands, putto by Fishers
St Olave, Marygate
Woman head only in quatrefoil, part of 13th century
grave slab; above south door
William Thornton (1721) Joiner and architect.
Oval with cherubs' heads, flaming urn and garlands. He was
responsible for the design of the large wooden structure which
restored the north transept front of Beverley Minster into
position in 1719.
Michael Loftus (1762) Servant to Duke of
Ormond in Spain. Oval
George Hutchinson (1775) White oval panel on
gray backing; urn on obelisk above.
Althea Jordon (1741) Urn, dove, rams' head
with inscription on base. By Fishers
George Stephenson (1805) Urn, obelisk
background
Sarah Eyre (1825) Sarcophagus and urn
David Poole (1830) Tablet with inscription on
sarcophagus by Michael Taylor
John Roper (1826) Tablet with
inscription on sarcophagus by Michael Taylor
Frances Worley (1737) Neoclassical
William Jetty (1849) The painter (churchyard)
St Sampson, Church
Now Old People's Centre
William Richardson (1680) Brass signed
Joshua Mann
St Saviour, St Saviourgate
Now Archaeological Research Centre
Thomas Atkinson (1798) Architect by John
Atkinson
St Stephen, Acomb
Wall tablets by York sculptors: Plows, M
Taylor, Fisher, and by Williams (Huddersfield),
and Davies (Newcastle-upon-Tyne)
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