Thirteen Monuments, Including Kimber And Green, About 5 To 15 Metres South East Of South East Corner Of South Transept In Churchyard Of Church Of All Saints

Thirteen monuments, including those for Kimber and Green, are located about 5 to 15 meters southeast of the southeast corner of the south transept in the churchyard of the Church of All Saints in Down Ampney.

The group consists of six chest tombs arranged in two rows. In the western row, the tombs are for Elizabeth, who died in 1798, John Green, who died in 1790, Kimber, who died in 1779, and one unidentified tomb, likely from the late 18th century. The eastern row contains two unidentified tombs from the late 18th century. Between these rows is a line of seven headstones, all from the late 18th century. From south to north, they commemorate Alice King, who died in 1784, Sarah Townsend, who died in 1797, and four others that are unidentified, featuring cherub heads and cartouches in high relief.

All monuments are made of limestone and have flat tops with moulded plinths and capping. The Green monuments are set on a base with quarter baluster corners and fielded panels. The Kimber monument, located immediately to the south, has fielded sides and slightly projecting flanking pilaster strips with recessed ends. The two eastern monuments include one plain chest and another further south with recessed straight quarter balusters.