Three Collins Monuments In Churchyard, 1-5 Metres North Of North Transept, Church Of St Hermes is a Grade II listed building in the Cornwall local planning authority area, England. First listed on 16 November 1988. Monuments.

Three Collins Monuments In Churchyard, 1-5 Metres North Of North Transept, Church Of St Hermes

WRENN ID: veiled-rotunda-finch
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Cornwall
Country: England
Date first listed: 16 November 1988
Type: Monuments
Source: Historic England listing

Description

ST ERME CHURCHTOWN SW 84 NW 7/97 Three Collins monuments in churchyard, 1-5m north of north transept, church of St. Hermes.

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Three chest tombs within kerb. Early C19. Limestone, kerb of granite, iron railings removed. From north (a) Simple chest with rod moulded corners and offset base. Unmoulded table inscribed to Ann Collins, wife of John Collins, died 1829. (b) Fielded panelled sides and end, recessed corner balusters. Moulded table, inscribed to Revd John Collins, died 1793. Table broken. (c) Similar, also inscribed bearing name of Rev John Collins, date of death 1775.

Listing NGR: SW8465349874

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