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Church of St Breock

A Grade II Listed Building in St. Breock, Cornwall

  • St Breock: dedicated 1259; c14 three stage tower; Perpendicular upper part

  • St Breock: approach from the north

  • St Breock: nave & chancel with c15 arches of Beer stone on Cornish granite; restored by St Aubyn in 1876

  • St Breock: c15 Catacleuse octagonal font

  • St Breock: c13 stone slab to a priest

  • St Breock: slate monument to Charles Tredeneck, 1578

  • St Breock: upper part of monument to William Vyell of Trevorder, dated 1598

  • St Breock: middle part of monument to William Vyell of Trevorder & wife Jane Arundell of Trerice, dated 1598

  • St Breock: arms of Vyell daughters Mary & Juliana who married William Dennis & George Grenville respectively

  • St Breock: arms of Vyell daughters Cheston & Dorothy who married Nicholas Prideaux & George Arundell of Lanherne respectively

  • St Breock: arms of Vyell daughters Grace & Elizabeth who married Peter Bevill & Giles Risdon respectively

  • St Breock: memorial to Tredenecks, 1640; gules on a bend or three bucks' heads sable

  • St Breock: memorial to Elizabeth Pollard of Devon, d.1642, wife of Christopher Tyake of Polmarva

  • St Breock: brass to a member of Tredeneck family, c.1510

  • St Breock: inscription to Christopher Tredeneck, c.1531

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Entry Name: Church of St Breock

Listing Date: 6 June 1969

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1143026

English Heritage Legacy ID: 67698

ID on this website: 101143026

Location: St Breock's Church, St Breock, Cornwall, PL27

County: Cornwall

Civil Parish: St. Breock

Traditional County: Cornwall

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall

Church of England Parish: St Breoke

Church of England Diocese: Truro

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