St Brannock's Church, Braunton
St Brannock: large seafaring church in Early English & Perpendicular styles
St Brannock: view from the south-west
St Brannock: Norman south tower in transeptal position; lead covered broach-spire
St Brannock: wide aisless nave with ceiled wagon roof; thick & deep splayed windows, lancets on either side of chancel arch; general restoration 1873
St Brannock: wagon roof of nave showing one of the bosses
St Brannock: one of the bosses in the nave roof showing a sow with piglets
St Brannock: row of c16 bench ends filling the whole nave representing the instruments of the Passion & some figures of saints
St Brannock: more bench ends further west showing monograms & trade emblems
St Brannock: c16 bench end with the wounds of Christ
St Brannock: c16 bench end with tower & figure of a saint
St Brannock: reworked Norman font with faces at the corners, tracery is c.1300
St Brannock: c16 Portuguese chest given to the church in 1909
St Brannock: drawing of Portuguese origin from the c16 chest
St Brannock: monument to Nicholas Hooper alias Shepherd of Fulbrook, d.1675, & below, Peter Shepherd, d.1558 & his son John, d.1591
St Brannock: memorial to the Incledon family from 1558 to 1698; figures of angels by achievements at the top
St Brannock: inscription from the Incledon memorial from Robert Incledon of Buckland, d.1558, to Lewis, d.1698
St Brannock: addition below the main Incledon memorial to Mary Incledon (nee Davie), d.1710, Henry Incledon, d.1736, & their son John, d.1746
St Brannock: memorial to Frances Baker, d.1782, daughter of Philip Rogers Webber of Buckland
St Brannock: memorial to Balthazar Beare of Ashe, d.1682, & wife Elizabeth Leach of Cadeleigh, d.1662
St Brannock: replica brass to Elizabeth Bourchier, married name Chichester, d.1548, daughter of John, first Earl of Bath
St Brannock: replica of the reverse of the brass to Elizabeth Bourchier, d.1548, showing fragments from a mid c14 mailed knight
Entry Name: Church of St Brannock
Listing Date: 25 February 1965
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1325560
English Heritage Legacy ID: 98312
ID on this website: 101325560
Location: St Brannock's Church, Braunton, North Devon, EX33
County: Devon
District: North Devon
Civil Parish: Braunton
Built-Up Area: Braunton
Traditional County: Devon
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Devon
Church of England Parish: Braunton St Brannock
Church of England Diocese: Exeter