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Sir John Thornhill (?) (1321) |
Sir John Savile (1540) & Two Wives, a Vernon and a
Paston. Effigies of oak and originally under an oak
four poster. Erected 1529 |
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Sir John Savile (1481) & Wife Alabaster
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Brass inscription
Left bottom: Tomb chest perpendicular
Above: Incised slab
Right: Badly repaired incised slab |
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John Laughton (1709) and
his wife,
Jane (Fairfax) (1699) |
William Laughton (1702) and
his wife,
Jane (1695) |
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Above: Thomas Fitzwilliam (1495) and
his wife, Lucy Neville. Alabaster. From
the church of the Austin Friars; this is now a house containing
fragments of the friary. It is difficult to make out the
effigies from this aspect but Lucy is just about visible.
Right: Louisa Blanche Foljambe (Howard) (1871)
Alabaster by William Calder Marshall. Note she
holds her baby son, Frederick, who died at one
day old; his mother died six weeks later. He husband (the First
Earl of Liverpool) placed over sixty memorials to his wife in
thirty-eight churches that were associated with the family. The
monument was moved here in 1908 but I can find no further
information. Louisa Blanche Folijambe was buried at
Scofton, Nottinghamshire. Father information is needed.
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Effigy 14th century |
Knight late 14th century. Note beard and
hunting horn. Probably a forester of Hatfield Chase |
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Wakefield
Cathedral |
Wakefield Cathedral - The Cathedral Church
of
Wakefield is a cathedral of the modern
foundation, having been a parish church until 1888. Park in one
of the modestly priced card parks nearby. No entrance fee or
charge for photography. |
Sir Lyon Pilkington (1714) |
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Above:
William Walsham How DD First Bishop of Wakefield
1888-1897
Left: John Ingram (1841) & Family The
most attractive in the cathedral set against one of the pillars
in the chancel.
Right: Janet Maud (1824) by J
Kendrick to the design of Mrs Maud's husband
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Above from left to right: 1) Ann [Waddington] (1718 aged 13).
2) Samuel Disney MA (1741)
'Lecturer
at this church' . His son
Samuel Disney LLB
'...late vicar of Haſstead in Eſſex and
was buried there agreeably to his own requeſst...' His wife's
sister Mrs Mary Proctor.
His wife, Margery,
erected this monument. 3) Christopher [Henlysen] MD
4) Thomas Oates (1783), his wife
Elizabeth (1791); their son, William (1803);
their daughters, Susanna (1806) and
Elizabeth (1789) 'The remains of the two siſters
were interred near to each Other at Clifton near BRISTOL. 5) William & Catherine (1741) Dowson.
Their children Catherine ('died young') &
Walker (1793) 6) Mary Wheatley
Latin text. I cannot make out the date
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| Martha Hanson
(1791) Also her husband
Cptn Ralph Hanson
(1815) and their daughter
Katharine Dealtry
(1851) |
Thomas
Pilkington Bart |
Henry
Clemetshaw (1821) '...upwards of Fifty Years organist
of this church...' |
Edward Green
(1865) Alderman of Wakefield and engineer 'of
considerable eminence...his inventions were of service to the
country...' |
John Cookson MB
(1879) |
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| John Ingram (1841); sister
Mary Anne (1840), and his wife Ruth
(1850) Latin text |
Constance Margaret Eden (1906)
Wife of the Bishop |
Illegible |
James Richardson MD (1820) |
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Above: Nicholas Fairfax (1702/3)
Right: 14c knight; possibly member of
the Fairfax family who held the manor from 1249 |
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| Robert Stapleton
(1635) 7 Lady Stapleton (Fairfax) He lies above
his six kneeling children; his feet rest on the family crest of
a Saracen's head. Alabaster effigies. |
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Left: Knight - early 14th century
Above: Tobiah Harvey (1720) |
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The Hon Anthony Winn (1942)
Captain the Queen's Westminsters
KIA at El Alamein |
John Winn (1817)
Below the main sculpture are two shields:
Louisa Winn and Charles Winn
I think sister and brother to John
By Chantrey 1823
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Monuments |
Col Rowland
Denys Guy Winn MC DL (1916-48) 4th Baron St Oswald.
First president of the Yorkshire Society. Black tablet with
white and blue lettering.
Reginald David Alexander Winn (1973-1963) Black
tablet with white lettering
Also: Sir Roland Winn (1765) By
Flaxman, 1806. A relief with two seated and one standing
figure, Grecian |
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