Description

TR 34 NE RINGWOULD CHURCH LANE
(south side)

3/43 Group of 7 head-
stones to Taylor
family about 5
metres east of
Church of
St. Nicholas

GV II

Group of 7 headstones. Benjamen Taylor, mid. C18. About 2½ feet high,
with nowy head, scrolled shoulders and cherub head. Headstone, dated 1772,
inscription illegible, about 3 feet high, with rocaille decorated head and
cherub. Dorothy Taylor, d.1743. About 2½ feet high, with 2 skulls and
crossed bones and hourglass. Mary Taylor, d.1724. About 2½ feet high
with skull, 2 coffins and 2 hourglasses. Thomas Taylor, n.d.. Only
about 1 foot above ground now exposed, with shield and anchor, and palm
fronds. Esther Taylor, d.1734. About 3 feet high, with cornice head on
scrolled shoulders and cherub head.

Listing NGR: TR3590548404

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26631761

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