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Turner memorial in the churchyard about 45 metres south of Lady Chapel of the Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone with slate inscription panel. Acanthus leaf decoration to top, urn and drapery either side of panels. To James Turner; date illegible.
Report: Surrounded by uncut nettles, etc. Date is legible - 1835 |
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Turner Memorial |
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Curnick memorial in the churchyard about 43 metres south of Lady chapel of the Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Mid C19. Limestone. Side and end panels with quarter balusters to corners, corniced top and frieze below. Earliest legible date is 1835.
Report: Ivy growing all round from cornice. Long grass and nettles surround it. |
Curnick Memorial |
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Breach memorial in the churchyard about 12 metres south of Lady Chapel of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Mid C19, but C18 style. Limestone. Two panels to each side with corner quarter balusters, plinth and moulded cornice. Aaron Breach died 1834.
Report: Condition reasonable.
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Breach Memorial |
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Watson memorial in the churchyard about 8 metres south of Lady chapel of church of St Michael.
Square tomb. Early C19. Limestone. diamond panel to each side, plinth and moulded cornice, swept top. James Watson died 1818.
Report: Condition reasonable.
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Watson Memorial |
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Williamson memorial in churchyard about 10 metres south of Lady Chapel of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. One panel to each side, plinth, broken weathered top. Elizabeth Tinney died 1791.
Report: broken top.
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Williamson Memorial |
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Hutton Memorial against east end of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19, but C18 style. Limestone. Two panels to sides separated by carved drapery, quarter balusters to corners, plinth, grooved frieze and moulded cornice. Mary Hutton died 1806.
Report: Some ivy.
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Hutton Memorial |
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Harris memorial in the churchyard about 23 metres north of chancel of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19 but C18 style. Limestone. south side has 2 square fielded panels, north side has one oval fielded panel with carved drapery to sides, quarter balusters to corners. Plinth, grooved frieze and corniced top. Earliest date is 1819.
Report: Good condition.
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Harris Memorial |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 25 metres north of chancel of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Two oval fielded panels separated by pilasters to either side, corner pilasters. Plinth, pulvinated frieze, corniced and bevelled top. Inscription not legible.
Report: Good condition.
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unidentified |
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Winter memorial in the churchyard about 5 metres north of chancel of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Two fielded panels either side separated by reeded pilasters, cornice, plain frieze to top. Inscription not legible.
Report: Ivy has encroached.
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Winter Memorial |
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Springford memorial in the churchyard about 1 metre north of chancel of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Two octagonal fielded panels with fine naturalistic foliage carving in central panel, finely carved quarter balusters to corners and octagonal end panels with cherubs. Plinth, grooved frieze with rosettes below corniced and bevelled top. Sarah Springford died 1780.
Report: Good condition.
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Springford Memorial |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 3 metres north of north side of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Tow fielded shield panels to either side separated by pilasters to corners. Plinth and corniced top. Inscriptions no legible.
Report: Corner plinths and side panel nearest to perch now detached. Infested with ivy.
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unidentified |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 4 metres north of north side of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. One deeply fielded panel to all sides with carved foliage panels either side of main panels. Plinth, pulvinated frieze and corniced top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Covered in ivy, and yew branches leaning on top. Leaning south towards church.
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unidentified |
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Fox memorial in the churchyard, about 13 metres north of porchh of Church of St Michael
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Two fielded panels to sides with gorrved pilaster between, and stylised flower panels to corners, plinth, grooved frieze and corniced top. William Fox died 1847.
Report: Turf to west side opened. William Fox died 1849, not 1847. Sarah Fox died 1817 - not recorded. The fielded panels are only on the north side. The south side has one central oval panel with stylised leaf decoration in spandrels (2 fielded panels flank(.
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Fox Memorial |
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Redman memorial in the churchyard about 13 metres north of north side of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Large oval fielded panel to both sides, with cherubs and carved drapery, quarter balusters to corners, plinth, frieze with stylised flowers and corniced top. John Redman died 1784.
Report: Good except for damage to frieze, and very submerged by fallen yew branches.
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Redman Memorial |
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Miles memorial in the churchyard about 13 metres north of north aisle of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, oval panel to main sides with flanking recessed rectangular panels, corners have stylised floral carving, pulvinated frieze, moulded cornice and hipped top. William Miles died 1810.
Report: Ivy growing around tomb base and up sides. Hipped top of tomb damaged.
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Miles Memorial |
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Harris memorial about 10 metres south of north gates to churchyard of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, oval fielded panel with cherubs to both main sides, flanked by carved drapery and with quarter balusters to corners, grooved frieze and corniced top. Sarah Harris dies in 1799.
Report: Ivy enclosed. tomb slopes to west, and is partly sunk in ground.
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Harris Memorial |
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Sims memorial about 9 metre south of north gates to churchyard of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone, Plinth, north side has two hexagonal fielded panels and south side has two fielded shield panels, separated by fielded pilasters and with fielded pilasters to corners, pulvinated frieze and corniced top. Robert Sims died 1771.
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Sims Memorial |
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Green memorial about 7 metres south of north gates to churchyard of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Two hexagonal fielded panels to both main sides separated by fielded pilasters with rosettas also to corners, pulvinated frieze and corniced top. Earliest date is 1777.
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Green Memorial |
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William Salter memorial about 3 metres south of north gates to churchyard of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, central panel flanked by fielded pilasters and with grooved corners, moulded cornice to top. Dates not legible.
Report: Crowded by sycamore bush to north. Overgrown laurel partly over tomb top. Ivy encroached on north side.
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Salter Memorial |
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Unidentified memorial about 2 metres northwest of Fox memorial in churchyard of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, fielded panel flanked by fielded pilasters to either side and ends, plain corners, corniced top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Half submerged to east. Yew branch fallen on to cornice.
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unidentified |
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Unidentified memorial about 3 metres northwest of Fox memorial in churchyard of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, two shields to main sides surrounded by stylised floral carving, flat corniced top. Inscription not legible.
Report: Very good foliage carving. Half submerged and leaning to north. Ivy at base, and yew branch fallen on cornice.
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unidentified |
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Unidentified memorial about 9 metres south of north gates to churchyard of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Raised shield panels to both sides and ends, separated by stylised floral carving, corniced flat top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Slight leaning to south.
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unidentified |
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Unidentified memorial about 10 metres south of north gates to churchyard of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, 2 round-headed fielded panels to main sides separated by carved drapery - to corners also, corniced flat top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Condition poor - sunk to south. Panel on north side broken and falling into tomb. Frieze broken.
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unidentified |
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Unidentified memorial in the churchyard about 13 metres north of porch of church of St Michaels.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, 2 oval fielded panels to sides with corner and central fielded pilasters, corniced flat top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Condition good, but somewhat sunk to south.
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unidentified |
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Shaul memorial in the churchyard about 6 metres north of porch of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, 2 moulded round-arched panels to main sides, separated by pilasters with capitals; to corners also, corniced and hipped top. Earliest date is 1771.
Report: Condition fairly good. Plinth broken to north.
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Shaul Memorial |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 6 metres north of porch of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, main side panels have fine foliage decoration, pulvinated frieze to base of ends and corners, naturalistic oak carvings and cherubs to end panels, corniced and scalloped edging to weathered top. Incumbent died 1775. Evidence of a removed railed enclosure.
Report: Impressive tomb. Carving still good on north and west. Some flaking to south. Part of south side carved plinth misplaced.
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unidentified |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 6 metres north of nave of Church of St Michaels.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Tow octagonal fielded panels to sides and ends, separated by panel of stylised floral carving, fielded pilasters to corners, corniced flat top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Badly sunk to north.
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unidentified |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 7 metres north of nave of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, 2 circular fielded panels to sides and ends, with central and corner panels of stylised foliage carving, corniced flat top. Inscription not legible.
Report: Tomb uprights have been removed; only the top remains lying on ground.
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unidentified |
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Gate memorial in the churchyard about 4 metres north of nave of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, 2 oval fielded panels to sides are separated by fielded pilaster and surrounded by stylised floral carving, plain corners, pulvinated frieze and corniced flat top with additional tablets. Earliest date is 1772.
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Gate Memorial |
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Collett memorial in the churchyard about 4 metres north of northwest corner of north aisle of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. C18 style. Plinth, two rectangular fielded panels to mains sides, with balusters and drapery between, quarter balusters to corners, grooved frieze with rosettes and corniced flat top. William Collett died 1835.
Report: condition good.
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Collett Memorial |
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Beaven chest tomb in railed enclosure about 9 metres north of tower of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb in railed enclosure. Early C19. Limestone tomb and cast iron spear head railings on tall feet. C18 style. Plinth, oval fielded panel to main sides with cherubs and naturalistic carved floral panels to either side of main panel, quarter balusters to corners, grooved frieze and cornice to hipped top. Mary Beaven died 1811.
Report: Condition terrible - brambles and ivy cover the tomb. Surrounding railings rusted.
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Beaven Memorial |
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Crook memorial in the churchyard about 9 metres to northwest of tower of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Plinth, two octagonal fielded panels to main sides, with central and corner fielded pilasters with rosette, cornice and pulvinated frieze to flat top.
Report: Condition fairly good; some damage to frieze on south side, and also northwest corner pilaster, and plinth.
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Crook Memorial |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 7 metres west of tower of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Plinth, two octagonal fielded panels to main sides separated by plain pilasters, cornice to flat bevelled top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: condition good, but overhung with yew.
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unidentified |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 6 metres west of tower of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. C19. Limestone. Plinth, two fielded shields to main sides, surrounded by stylised carved foliage, shield to west end and wraps to east end, cornice and hipped top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Badly infested with ivy - will damage frieze and cornice.
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unidentified |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 8 metres west of tower of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Two rectangular fielded panels to main sides with central panel of carved foliage with balusters, quarter balusters to corners, grooved frieze and cornice to flat top. Inscription not legible.
Report: Ivy encroaching under cornice.
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unidentified |
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Newman memorial in the churchyard about 12 metres west of tower of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Flush panels to sides with incised oval panel and stylised floral decoration, plain frieze and cornice to flat top. Anthony Newman died 1791.
Report: Ivy encroached under cornice.
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Newman Memorial |
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Bruges memorial and railed enclosure against south wall of south aisle of Church of St Michael.
Square ledestal tomb in circular railed enclosure. Early C19. Limestone tomb and good cast iron spear head railings on tall feet. Tomb has marble panels to each side on plinth with projecting corner pilasters, deep cornice and marble (urn) with finial to top. Thomas Bruges died 1835.
Report: Condition good.
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Bruges Memorial |
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Nalder memorial about 0.5 metres south of south aisle of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Plinth, oval panel to main sides flanked by fluted panels and with stylised floral decoration to corners, cornice to weathered top. Thomas Nalder died 1836. Charles Lea died 1827.
Report: Condition good except for broken plinth.
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Nalder Memorial |
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Townsend memorial in the churchyard about 12 metres north of north isle of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Mid C19. Limestone. gothic style. Plinth, three recessed trefoil arched panels to each main side and one trefoil arched panel to ends, cornice to weathered top. Most inscriptions not legible.
Report: Condition good.
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Townsend Memorial |
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Rutty memorial about 34 metres from south wast corner of Lady Chapel of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Plinth, oval flush panels with fluted spandrels and fluted corners, grooved frieze with rosettes and cornice to weathered top. Earliest date is 1821.
Report: Ivy badly encroached.
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Rutty Memorial |
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Maggs memorial in the churchyard about 35 metres from southeast corner of Lady Chapel of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb, Mid C19. Limestone. Plinth, plain inscription panels, quarter balusters to corners, cornice to hipped top. Earliest date is 1836.
Report: Ivy overgrown all over top.
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Maggs Memorial |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 11 metres east of east end of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Plinth, fielded panels to sides and ends with narrow fielded pilasters to corners, cornice and pulvinated frieze to flat top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Some ivy, otherwise good.
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unidentified |
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Hutton memorial in the churchyard about 9 metres north of chancel of Church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Late C18. Limestone. Plinth, one rectangular fielded panel to south side and oval fielded panel to north side, with carved drapery to either side of both, quarter balusters to corners, grooved frieze and corniced flat top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Terrible condition. Thickly overgrown with ivy.
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Hutton Memorial |
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Unidentifiable memorial in the churchyard about 9 metres north of aisle of church of St Michael.
Chest tomb. Early C19. Limestone. Plinth, one oval fielded panel to main sides with flanking panels of stylised floral decoration and drapery to corners, corniced flat top. Inscriptions not legible.
Report: Ivy encroached. Damaged corners and plinth. Yew branches cover top of tomb.
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unidentified |
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Gate piers and gates with overthrow to north side of churchyard of Church of St Michael.
Gate piers and main gates. Early C19. Limestone ashlar. 3 square piers with points, deep cornice and hipped top. Gates are cast iron with spear heads and decorative wrought iron bottom panels, overthrow with lantern.
Report: Ugly wire on north pillar. North pillar damaged at base.
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Main Gateway |
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Place Road gate piers and gates on the west side of churchyard of Church of St Michael.
Gate piers and gates. Early C19. Limestone ashlar. 2 square piers with points, deep cornice and hipped top. Gates are cast iron with spear heads and decorative wrought iron bottom panels, overthrow with lantern.
Report: Place Road gates - lantern broken.
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Place Road Gate |
