Description

HORSMONDOEN BRICK KILN LANE
TQ 73 NW
(south east side)
4/17 Pair of Chest tombs of
Cole Family, about 20
metres south east of
Church of St.Margaret.
GV II

Two chest tombs on a single raised stone platform, originally railed, both
chests late C18. That to north on double stepped base with moulded plinth
and urn shaped corner piers, gadrooned and with fluted stems, with raised
and fielded inscription panels, the corners chamfered out and with scalloped enrichment. Moulded top slab inscribed and with Coat of Arms. Southern chest slightly earlier in character, on stepped base with moulded plinth and urn
shaped corner piers with gadrooned bowl, with raised and fielded inscription panels, the corners chamfered out, and with moulded top slab inscribed and
with Coat of Arms.

Listing NGR: TQ7040538086

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26623067

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