Description

ST5015 ODCOMBE CP DRAY ROAD (East side)
10/247 Group of 3 monuments in
churchyard, about 7 metres
south-west of nave, Church of St
Peter and St Paul
-
GV II
Group of 3 chest tombs. C17 and C18. a) Unidentified monument about 7 metres south-west of nave: chest tomb. Late C18.
Ham stone. Base buried; fielded panel each side and flank, with 3-panelled pilasters to flanks, no frieze; moulded
coving to hipped top with rounded leading edges. Inscription not legible. b) Giles monument about 8 metres south-west
of nave: Chest tomb. C17. Ham stone. Base buried; plain sides and flanks; deep cyma-recta coving to heavy hipped top.
Commemorates Mary, wife of John Giles, died 1656. c) Unidentified monument about 7 metres south-west of nave. Chest
tomb. C18. Ham stone. Base buried; one fielded panel to each side and flank, no pilaster or frieze; moulded coving to
shallow hipped top with rounded leading edges: Inscription not legible.

Listing NGR: ST5067415462

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26534455

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