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Church of St Editha, Tamworth
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Church of St Editha, Tamworth
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Church of St. Editha, Church Street. Tamworth
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St Editha: mostly Decorated church, rebuilt after fire in 1345; some Saxon origins; south-east annex is Victorian
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St Editha: c15 west tower in Perpendicular style
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St Editha: large nave with Decorated piers
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St Editha: view looking towards Norman crossing & chancel
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St Editha: female effigy probably Lady Joan de Freville, d.1339, co-heiress of Philip de Marmion of Tamworth Castle
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St Editha: Lady Joan de Freville, (nee Cromwell) heiress of Marmion, d.1339
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St Editha: tomb effigies probably to Baldwin de Freville & wife Joanna, c.1400; damaged during the Civil War
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St Editha: effigy probably of Baldwin Freville of Tamworth, d.1401
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St Editha: probably Joanne (nee Greene), wife of Baldwin Freville of Tamworth, d.1401
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St Editha: alabaster effigies to John Ferrers of Tamworth, d.1512, & wife Dorothy (Harper of Rushall)
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St Editha: John Ferrers of Tamworth, d.1512, & wife Dorothy
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St Editha: John de Ferrers of Tamworth, d.1512
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St Editha: Dorothy (Harper of Rushall) wife of John Ferrers of Tamworth, d.1512
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St Editha: unidentified late c15 knight
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St Editha: memorial to John Ferrers of Tamworth, d.1680, & son Humphrey, d.1678
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St Editha: inscription from the memorial to John Ferrers of Tamworth, d.1680, & son Humphrey
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St Editha: shield from the memorial to John Ferrers of Tamworth, d.1680, & son Humphrey; supported by a horse & bear