A5, MONUMENTS 101, 119, 126, 127

A group of four churchyard monuments located in the Great Churchyard of Bury St Edmunds.

The first monument, MON 101, is an 18th-century headstone made of Ketton stone. It features a cartouche with winged angel heads at the corners and decorative 'lacing' on the sides. The second monument, MON 119, is a headstone dated 1701, dedicated to Philip Steckles. It has a striking design with a winged angel head in bold relief, flanked by skulls, and the inscription 'REMEMBER YOUR LATTER END'. The third monument, MON 126, is also a headstone from 1701, made of Portland stone, dedicated to John Cooke. It displays a well-crafted winged angel head and skull. The fourth monument, MON 127, is a headstone from 1832, also made of Portland stone, commemorating Martha Darby and her daughter, Martha Darby. This headstone features a simple winged angel head and a ribbon band.