Description

DAGLINGWORTH CHAPEL LANE
SO 9904
18/160 Group of 4 monuments in the church-
yard of the Church of the Holy Rood
c4-8m south of the porch

GV II

Group of 4 chest tombs. Limestone.
a) & b) Pair of chest tombs nearest church porch. Mid-late C17.
No visible inscriptions; thick moulded cappings.
c) Chest tomb, c2m south of the preceding monument, to Dorothy
Webb, died 1687 and Timothy Webb, died 1721. Cartouche-like
inscription plaques on the north and south sides with single
cherubs' heads in the upper corners; foliate decoration to the
sides of the lyre-shaped ends; bust probably representing
Timothy Webb at the west end with an open book below, skull
encircled by a foliate motif at the east end; thick capping
with a moulded margin.
d) Chest tomb immediately east of the latter matches tombs a) and
b).

Listing NGR: SO9934204972

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26382604

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