Headstones In Churchyard Of Church Of St Andrew South Of Nave is a Grade II listed building in the Rushcliffe local planning authority area, England. First listed on 23 June 1989. Headstones.
Headstones In Churchyard Of Church Of St Andrew South Of Nave
- WRENN ID
- dark-banister-aspen
- Grade
- II
- Local Planning Authority
- Rushcliffe
- Country
- England
- Date first listed
- 23 June 1989
- Type
- Headstones
- Source
- Historic England listing
Description
Headstones in Churchyard of Church of St Andrew, south of nave
A collection of mainly 18th-century headstones, predominantly of slate, arranged in the churchyard south of the nave of St Andrew's Church.
The headstones are listed as follows, arranged east to west:
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(5 metres south of south transept). Small rectangular headstone with round-faced winged angel and raised letters, commemorating Elizabeth Peacock and her two daughters Margaret and Elenor, died 1735.
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Rectangular headstone with moulded edge, to Robert Moore, died 1762.
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Shaped classical headstone, to Theophilus Whitehead, died 1806.
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Rectangular classical headstone, to William James, died 1800.
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Small rectangular headstone with moulded edge, to Henry James, son of John and Mary James, died 1734, aged 2 years.
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Rectangular headstone with round-faced winged angel, to Ann, wife of Henry James of Barnstone, died 1720.
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Rectangular headstone with round-faced winged angel and raised letters, to Henry James Senior of Barnstone, died 1730.
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Large rectangular headstone with delicate edge ornamentation, to Ann, wife of Henry James, died 1775.
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Shaped headstone with delicate edge decoration, to Henry James, died 1783. Signed Barnes.
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Rectangular headstone with round-faced winged angel, to Martha, wife of Claybrook Vanners, died 1714.
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Rectangular headstone with delicate edge decoration, to Martha, relict of the late John Skirritt, died 1773.
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Shaped classical headstone, to the three sons of Richard and Martha Rawbotham, died 1803, 1788 and 1788.
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Rectangular headstone with moulded surround, to Mary Hall, wife of Thomas Hall, died 1768.
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Shaped classical headstone with fine relief in roundel, to Ann Hall, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Hall, died 1789.
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Large shaped headstone with delicate foliage and flowers and relief in roundel at top, divided vertically, to Thomas Hall, died 1784, and Sarah, wife of Thomas Hall, died 1784.
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Tall shaped classical headstone, to Sarah, daughter of the late Thomas and Sarah Hall, died 1790.
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Rectangular headstone with fine flowing detail, to Mathew Hall, died 1785, aged 80 years. Signed Barnes.
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Rectangular headstone with moulded edge, to Robert, son of Gervas and Sarah Howe, died 1767.
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Shaped headstone with fine detail and relief in a roundel at the top, to Sarah, wife of Gervas Howe, died 1779.
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Rectangular headstone with fine detail of flowers, to Gervas Howe, died 1783.
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Rectangular headstone with moulded surround, classical in character, to Richard Deacock, died 1734.
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Large shaped headstone with flowing edge decoration, to Elizabeth, wife of Gervas Howe Junior, died 1788. Signed Barnes.
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Small rectangular headstone with moulded edge, to Sarah Richmond, died 1732, aged 19 years.
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Rectangular headstone with two round-faced winged angels and raised letters, to John Beeston, died 1729.
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Tall shaped classical headstone, to Sarah Clater, died 1810.
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Shaped headstone with fine edge decoration of flowers, to Elizabeth, relict of Henry Clater, and also Thomas Parnham, died 1816.
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Rectangular headstone with decorated edges, to Henry Claytor, died 1775.
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Rectangular headstone with oval and stylised faces in top corners, to Henry Claytor, died 1762.
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