Description

HULLAVINGTON THE STREET
ST 88 SE
(west side)
5/47 Group of 5 Monuments in the
churchyard 5-7m south of tower,
Church of St Mary
GV II

Five chest tombs. Late C18-early C19. Limestone.
a) Gall family. Late C18 with corner balusters, drapery drops,
oval inscription panel to north side, square panel to south.
Badly weathered cyma recta slab.
b) Unidentified. Late C18 with floral angle pilasters, floral
sprays framing oval inscription panelsand complex moulded
cornice with cyma recta slab.
c) Unidentified. Late C18. Badly decayed: only end panels and
slab remaining. Floral angle pilasters, oval end panels and
cyma recta slab.
d) Rhoda Marsh. 1805 with fluted, canted corners, raised and
fielded inscription panels to sides and ends and coved cornice
to blockish slab. Incised lettering.
e) John Marsh. 1830 with projecting inscription panels to each
side and ends forming a facetted ground plan which is repeated
in the coved slab. Deep incised lettering.

Listing NGR: ST8940282036

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26494894

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