Description

GREAT RISSINGTON GREAT RISSINGTON VILLAGE SP 1917-2017 9/159 Twelve monuments in the churchyard of the Church of St John the Baptist clm south of the south transept II Row of twelve headstones. Late C18-early C19. Mostly limestone. From left to right:- a) Headstone to Emma Blower, died 1818 with a plain segmental head. b) Headstone to Robert Cambray, died 1810 with a winged angel's head at the top and foliate scrollwork. c) Trefoil-headed sandstone headstone to Priscilla Cambray, died 1854 and Robert Cambray, died 1857. d) Plain headstone to John Wilkes, died 1781. e) Tall segmental-headed headstone to Thomas Cambray with an eroded inscription and shallowly carved decoration. f) Headstone to Thomas Cambray, died 1799 with a winged angel and foliate scrollwork in bold relief. g) Plain headstone to Richard Matthew, died 1806. h) Five C18 headstones with winged angel's head at the top of each. This row forms part of a large group beside the churchyard path.

Listing NGR: SP1952317142

External Links

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