Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas, Fowey
St Nicholas: mainly c14; aisles & clerestory rebuilt c15; partially burned down during French raids
St Nicholas: early c14 nave & north aisle; octagonal piers without capitals
St Nicholas: unknown civilians & wives, possibly Thomas Treffry & wife Avisie, c.1450, & Thomas Treffry (the younger) & wife Elizabeth, c.1465; Lancastrian supporters, usher to Henry VI; family restored to favour after Bosworth
St Nicholas: effigy from the tomb of John Rashleigh, c.1610; ruff & berret; this John is either the husband of Alice Lanyon d.1582 or their son
St Nicholas: John Rashleigh d.1582
St Nicholas: Alice Lanyon, wife of John Rashleigh, d.1591, eng. 1602
St Nicholas: inscription from the brass of Alice Rashleigh, daughter of William Lanyon, eng.1602; refers to one son & six daughters
St Nicholas: shield from the brass of Alice Rashleigh, 1602
War memorial cross with interlace carving, Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas, Fowey
St Fimbarrus: dedicated by Bishop Grandisson, 1336; partially burned down during French raids in 1457 & rebuilt from 1460 onwards
St Fimbarrus: c15 four-stage tower with string courses
St Fimbarrus: early c14 nave & aisles; octagonal piers without capitals, double chamfered pointed arches, roof supported by angels; south aisle extended as the Treffry chapel c.1500
St Fimbarrus: Norman font of Catacleuse stone with honeysuckle pattern of foliage
St Fimbarrus: monument to the Rashleigh family of Menabilly (1582-1675)
St Fimbarrus: effigy from the Rashleigh monument, erected c.1610; ruff & beret
St Fimbarrus: kneeling figure from the Rashleigh monument; this probably represents John Rashleigh, d.1624
St Fimbarrus: inscription relating to John Rashleigh of Menabilly, d.1582, his wife Alice Lanyon, one son & six daughters
St Fimbarrus: arms from the Rashleigh monument
St Fimbarrus: shield from the Rashleigh monument; possibly the ship 'Frances of Fowey’' used during the Armada
St Fimbarrus: coat of arms surmounting the Rashleigh monument; primarily relating to Jonathan, d.1675, his wives & immediate descendants
St Fimbarrus: central inscription from the main Rashleigh memorial featuring Jonathan Rashleigh, d.1675, & other family members
St Fimbarrus: another memorial to the Rashleighs featuring John, d.1624, his wife Alice Bonython & his daughter in law Anne Basset of Heanton, d.1631
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Thomas Rashleigh of Coombe, d.1662, aged 67
St Fimbarrus: brass relating to a member of the Rashleigh family; possibly one of the John Rashleighs of Menabilly or Robert Rashleigh of Coombe, c.1589
St Fimbarrus: Alice, daughter of William Lanyon, d.1591, wife of John Rashleigh d.1582 eng.1602
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Mary Courtenay of Trethurfe, d.1655, aged 16; daughter of Peter Courtenay & granddaughter of Jonathan Rashleigh
St Fimbarrus: unknown civilians & wife, possibly Thomas Thomas Treffry (the younger), d.1474 & wife Elizabeth (Colan of Helland); lady is a copy
St Fimbarrus: memorial slab to three brothers of the Treffry family of Place; John (d.1501), William (d.1505) & Thomas (d.1509)
St Fimbarrus: memorial slab to John Treffry of Place, d.1590
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Thomas Treffry of Lostwithiel, d.1635, & wife Katherine (nee Hellier alias Mayow)
St Fimbarrus: memorial to a John Treffrey (1684?) with verse
St Fimbarrus: memorial to John Treffry, d.1658, in the form of a will leaving his estate to William Toller
St Fimbarrus: memorial to William Toller, d.1684; his grandson was the successor of the Treffry family whose successors took the Treffry name
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Richard Pryn of St Germans, d.1663
St Fimbarrus: memorial to John Goodall of Fowey, d.1684, & his son William, d.1686
St Fimbarrus: memorial to Sarah Hillersdon of Membland, d.1664
Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
Entry Name: Church of St Fimbarrus or St Nicholas
Listing Date: 13 March 1951
Last Amended: 8 November 1999
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1327314
English Heritage Legacy ID: 70706
ID on this website: 101327314
Location: St Fimbarrus' Church, Fowey, Cornwall, PL23
County: Cornwall
Civil Parish: Fowey
Built-Up Area: Fowey
Traditional County: Cornwall
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall
Church of England Parish: Fowey
Church of England Diocese: Truro