Church of St Andrew

A Grade I Listed Building in Chew Magna, Bath and North East Somerset

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St Andrew: churchyard setting with late medieval cross on an octagonal plinth
St Andrew: externally almost entirely Perpendicular, completed by 1500
St Andrew: four-stage tower, c.1440, repaired 1541; setback buttresses, pierced parapet
St Andrew: c15 south door with wrought iron hinges; some Norman work surrounding it
St Andrew: nave with Early English south arcade of hexagonal piers, rest Perpendicular
St Andrew: chancel arch with Royal Arms above; c15 screen of two-light divisions with four-centred heads
St Andrew: known as the de Hauteville monument but in reality an unidentified knight, probably early c15 though could have been made as late as c17; repainted 1860s
St Andrew: monument to John St Loe, d.1447, & probably his second wife Agnes; quatrefoils containing shields
St Andrew: John St Loe of Sutton Court, d.1447; Lancastrian SS collar
St Andrew: probably Agnes, second wife of John St Loe of Sutton Court
St Andrew: monument to Edward Baber, d.1578, & wife Catherine (Leigh), d.1601, constructed early c17
St Andrew: Edward Baber of Chew Court, d.1578
St Andrew: main inscription plate from the monument to Edward Baber of Chew Court, d.1578
St Andrew: Catherine (Leigh of Stoneleigh), d.1601, wife of Edward Baber of Chew Court, d.1578
St Andrew: shield from the monument to Edward Baber, d.1578
St Andrew: supplementary inscription plate from the monument to Edward Baber relating to his son Francis, d.1643
St Andrew: supplementary inscription plate from the monument to Edward Baber relating to his daughter-in-law Anne (nee Whitmore of Appleby), d.1650