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Church of St Cuby

A Grade I Listed Building in Duloe, Cornwall

  • St. Cuby Church, Duloe

  • St. Cuby Church, Duloe

  • St. Cuby Church, Duloe

  • St. Cuby Church, Duloe

  • St. Cuby Church, Duloe

  • St. Cuby Church, Duloe

  • St Cuby: consecrated 1321; chancel rebuilt by St Aubyn in 1861

  • St Cuby: c13 tower; originally three stage, top now replaced with slate pyramid roof

  • St Cuby: late c15 Perpendicular parclose screen at end of north aisle leading to Colshull chantry chapel

  • St Cuby: Colshull chantry chapel, completed c.1492, containing tomb & several slate monuments

  • St Cuby: late c15 decoration

  • St Cuby: St Cuby's font from nearby Holy Well possibly dating from Roman times

  • St Cuby: John Colshull of Tremodret, d.1484, on tomb chest; quatrefoils with shields

  • St Cuby: John Colshull of Tremodret, d.1484; Lancastrian SS collar

  • St Cuby: Ann Smith, d.1592

  • St Cuby: Ann Smith (nee Coffin of Portledge), d.1592

  • St Cuby: monument to John Killiowe of Lansallos, d.1610, & wife Dorothy Trevelyan of Nettlecombe; tomb chest with arms

  • St Cuby: shield from the tomb of John Killiowe, d.1610

  • St Cuby: Mary Arundell d.1629, aged about 4

  • St Cuby: Mary Arundell d.1629; Man a Dry Laurel (anagram of Marya Arundell); niece of John Arundell of Trerice, Governor of Pendennis

  • St Cuby: unidentified slate monument with female figures kneeling at prayer desk, c.1640

  • St Cuby: Henry Bewes, d.1793, by William Adam

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Entry Name: Church of St Cuby

Listing Date: 21 August 1964

Last Amended: 21 August 1985

Grade: I

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1312202

English Heritage Legacy ID: 60675

ID on this website: 101312202

Location: St Cuby's Church, Duloe, Cornwall, PL14

County: Cornwall

Civil Parish: Duloe

Traditional County: Cornwall

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall

Church of England Parish: Duloe

Church of England Diocese: Truro

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