Description

SHERSTON CHURCH STREET
ST 8486-8586
(west side)
7/89 Group of 4 monuments in the church-
yard, 2-4m south of south aisle,
Church of the Holy Cross
GV II

Four chest tombs. Late C18. Limestone. Lettered north to south
and east to west.
a) Unidentified. Panelled angle pilasters, 2 raised and fielded
panels to south side, 1 to north; lozenge panels to ends.
Incised lettering eroded. Moulded cornice and cyma recta
moulded slab.
b) Unidentified. Angle balusters with raised and fielded panels
to ends and north side, oval panel to south. Moulded plinth
and cyma recta moulded slab.
c) Unidentified. Angle balusters with 3 raised and fielded panels
to south side, 2 oval panels to north. Moulded plinth and
cyma recta moulded slab. Leaning to south.
d) Unidentified. Panelled angle pilasters and single incised
panels to each side. Cyma recta moulded slab. Sunk to two-
thirds of its height.

Listing NGR: ST8540086013

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26274242

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