Description

WARBSTOW
SX 29 SW
3/251 Group of 10 tombchests 6 metres to
- west of Church of St Werburgha

GV II

Group of ten tombchests. 1735,1754,1790,1794,1800,1801,1809,1818 and 1826.
Group of tombchest of stone rubble with rectangular slate lids.
Tombchest of Robert Gillard, Yoeman who died in 1735, Joan his wife (1746) and son
Thomas (1769). Decorated with angel's head.
Tombchest of Henry Huthnance Gillard, Yeoman who died in 1809 and Margery his wife
(1779). Verse.
Tombchest of Robert, son of Thomas Gillard, Yeoman and wife Joan (1794) from
Trevilian. Well carved lid decorated with angels head and verse. -
Tombchest of Thomas, son of Thomas Gillard, Yeoman and wife Joan (1801) from
Trevilian. Well carved lid.
Tombchest of John Grigg, Yeoman (1754), Elizabeth wife (1751) and Richard their son
(1784) and his wife (1796).
Tombchest of Elizabeth, wife of Peter Grigg (1826).
Tombchest of Peter Grigg, Yeoman (1790).
Tombchest of John Grigg, Yeoman, Circa late C18.
Tombchest of John Ridgeman (1800) of Tremaine and wife Mary (1830).
Tombchest of John Ridgeman (1818).
The slate lids are inscribed in upper and lower case lettering with serifs.

Listing NGR: SX2051690340

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26455164

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