-
Heritage List for England,
retrieved 13
September 2013
Historic England, "
Tombchest of
William Briscoe (died 1704) and
others 5m south-west of priest's door...
- churchyard, a
sandstone sundial dating from the mid-18th century, the
tombchests of John
Minshull and his daughter,
William and
Elizabeth Hilton, William...
- Chapel, was destro**** by
bombing in 1940. The br**** from atop Stanley's
tombchest was
rescued from the wreckage, and
remounted vertically against the rebuilt...
-
southeast entrance, and two
items in the
church yard; the
Isbell tomb, and a
tombchest and headstone. Orme,
Nicholas (2000), The
saints of Cornwall,
Oxford University...
-
consisting of a tall
bulbous baluster on
square base
dated 1720, and the
tombchests of
James Phillips, John
Nevett Bennett, Rev M. Reay and four children...
-
James Bible of 1623.
Attached to east end of
church are the vault, the
tombchest of and a
memorial to the
Hurleston family. They date from
about 1670 and...
- two
limestone tombchests; one
dates from the 18th century and the
other is
dated 1809. The
Clarke Monument is also a
limestone tombchest; it is to the...
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Heritage List for England,
retrieved 15
September 2013
Historic England, "
Tombchest of John
Minshull and daughter, south-west
corner of
churchyard of St....
- England, "
Tombchest of
Simon Wilcox (1124711)",
National Heritage List for England,
retrieved 20
January 2008
Historic England, "Two
tombchests of Richard...
-
August 2013
Hartwell et al. (2011), p. 529
Historic England, "Vault,
tombchest and
memorial of the
Hurleston family attached to east end of
Church of...