Description

SIBSON-CUM-STIBBINGTON STIBBINGTON
TL 0898 CHURCH LANE

11/117 (East Side)
Four rows of tomb-
stones in eastern
angle of south
porch and aisle of
parish church of
St John The Baptist
GV II
Four rows of tombstones. C18 and early C19 representing a larger number of
good C18 tombstones and limestone slabs. Identified in rows A-D from west to
east. Row A: a) Dated 1818 to Robt Boyall segmental head with oval plaque and
ribband and laural leaf garland, inscription painted black; b) Shaped head
with raised plaque, inscription unclear; c) Dated 1858 to Mary Boyall, plain
slab with deep incised inscription; d) Dated 1865 to John Boyall similar to
above. Row B: a) Dated 1865 to John Boyall similar to above. Row B: a) Dated
1799, segmental head with recessed oval plaque putti and garlands, black
painted inscription unclear; b) Dated 1720, classical compostition with lonic
columns and winged putti, inscription unclear; c) Dated 1709, segmental head
with putti and garlands; d) Dated 18-- to Wm Allen, segmental head with oval
plaque and black painted inscription. Row C: a) Dated 1781 to John Cooper,
square head with inscribed decoration including fluted columns and arabesques;
b) Square head with winged putti and rosettes, cartouche with two putti,
inscription unclear; c) Dated 1748, scroll head with cartouche and two putti,
inscription unclear; Row D: a) Dated 1770 to Mary Cooper, square head with
inscribed decoration including fluted columns and arabesques; b) Dated 17--
segmental head, two putti flank small cartouche with two oval plaques,
inscription unclear; a) Segmental head with urn and putti decoration above
segmental headed plaque, inscription unclear; d) Dated 1863 to John Gallow,
segmental and shouldered head with draped urn and two putti, segmental,
shouldered plaque with black painted inscription.

Listing NGR: TL0902798655

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26516655

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