Description

WEYMOUTH

SY6685 CHURCH STREET, Upwey
873-1/5/551 (West side)
William Gould monument to north of
chancel, Church of St Laurence

GV II

Chest tomb and brass tablet. Dated 1681 on the brass. The
limestone chest is set against the N wall of the chancel;
immediately above it, on the wall, is a brass, formerly in the
church, on a stone panel under a drip course.
The brass, in the shape of a wide shield,is inscribed in
Latin, and commemorates William Gould, who died in March,
1681, aged 49. A pick and shovel are included on the panel.
The chest has a thick flat ledger slab with a deep cyma-mould
edge, on 2 sunk arched panels to the N, a plain W end, and the
E end also with a sunk arched panel carrying an inscription,
no longer legible; the decorative treatment of the panels and
the general design of the monument, could correspond with the
late C17 brass. The cyma-mould base is partly sunk below
ground level.
The Gould family had a long connection with the parish, and a
C19 monument is located in the church (qv).

Listing NGR: SY6606585241

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26562059

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