Description

STILTON CHURCH STREET
TL 1489
(South Side)
9/47 Two chest tombs and
two tomb stones
forming a group 2
metres south of the
chancel to the
Parish Church of St
Mary

GV II

Two chest tombs a and b, and two tombstones c and d. C17, C18 and C19.
Limestone. Chest tomb a: deep chamfered monolithic lid to tomb composed of
several slabs inscribed 'HERE LYETH THE BODY OF WILLIAM RANDOL LATE OF STILTON
YEOMAN WHO DEPARTED THIS ---E THE - OF SEPTEMBER 1613'. Chest tomb b:
chamfered cover and plinth with corner pilasters decorated with Greek fret
motif, panels inscribed to Bratfield Pitts 1826 and to Ann Pitts 1820.
Tombstone c: shaped head, carved angel head with wings and plaque inscribed to
John son of John Seymour 1739. Tombstone d: a segmental head, oval medallion
and shaped plaque, inscription unclear.

Listing NGR: TL1596789260

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26510757

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