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Scattered Group of 19 Chest Tombs South of Church of St Michael

A Grade II Listed Building in Brampton Abbotts, County of Herefordshire

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.9347 / 51°56'4"N

Longitude: -2.5817 / 2°34'54"W

OS Eastings: 360100

OS Northings: 226403

OS Grid: SO601264

Mapcode National: GBR FR.NB73

Mapcode Global: VH86B.6MHQ

Plus Code: 9C3VWCM9+V8

Entry Name: Scattered Group of 19 Chest Tombs South of Church of St Michael

Listing Date: 19 June 1987

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1099259

English Heritage Legacy ID: 154262

ID on this website: 101099259

Location: St Michaels Church, Brampton Abbotts, County of Herefordshire, HR9

County: County of Herefordshire

Civil Parish: Brampton Abbotts

Traditional County: Herefordshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Herefordshire

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Description


BRAMPTON ABBOTTS CP BRAMPTON ABBOTTS
SO 62 NW
4/3 Scattered group of 19
chest tombs south of
Church of St Michael
GV II

Chest tombs dating from C18 and early C19. Sandstone ashlar, rectangular
plan with moulded plinths and capping:
Defaced tomb approximately 0.5 m south-west of porch, C18, oval insets to
short sides, defaced inscription to capping.
Rideout memorial, 1717, shaped end panels and cartouche, oval inscription
panel to long sides with folial surround.
Gwatkin memorial, mid-C18, decorated balusters flank inscription panel
with cartouche, further cartouche to short sides. Commemorates Richard
Gwatkin, died 1738, and wife Mary Gwatkin, died 1747.
Evett memorial, C18, shaped end panels with swags, cartouche to inscription
panel to long sides, largely defaced.
Hawley/Scudamore memorial, 1760, three-quarter corner balusters flank
inscription panel with cartouche and cherub head, cartouches to short sides,
swagged drapery with head to north side.
Wellington memorial, 1825, plain balusters flank fielded inscription panels.
Perkins memorial, 1765, balusters flank fielded inscription panels. Commemor-
ates Richard Perkins and Jane Perkins.
Perkins memorial, 1737, with elaborate shaped ends and decorative cartouches
to ends and to inscription panels. Commemorates wife of Richard Perkins
(name illegible) died 1737, and Elizabeth Perkins, died 1767.
Bennett memorial, 1833, raised surface to capping, balusters flank fielded
inscription panel with florettes in corners, band of reeding below capping.
Sier memorial, 1765, plain balusters flank inscription panel.
Defaced tomb, 0.5 m south of Bennett and Sier memorials, late C18, three-
quarter corner balusters flank inscription panel with oval inset, defaced
cartouche to short sides.
Pritchard memorial, C18, shaped end panels flank inscription panels with
folial decoration, circular inset to shart sides with scroll and folial
decoration. Commemorates Anne Pritchard, died 1696 and James Pritchard,
died 1714.
Dew memorial, 1770, with plain balusters flanking inscription panel.
Thomas Dew memorial, 1816, decorated three-quarter corner balusters flank
rectangular inscription panel with oval inset and folial motif in spandrels.
Thomas Dew memorial, 1735, elaborate tomb with shaped end panels heavily
embellished with swags, scrolls and folial ornament, swagged surrounds to
inscription panels.
Sier memorial, 1817, decorated balusters flank fielded inscription panels
with folial ornament in angles. Commemorates James Sier, died 1817.
Three defaced tombs, early C19. Nearest church, mainly Dew memorials with
balusters and fielded inscription panels, inscriptions largely illegible.


Listing NGR: SO6010026403

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