Group Of 4 Monuments Immediately South Of South East Corner Of Nave In Churchyard Of Church Of St Peter

This description covers a group of four chest tombs located immediately south of the southeast corner of the nave in the churchyard of the Church of St. Peter in Siddington. The tombs commemorate Thomas Stevens, who died in 1861, with the tomb likely being slightly earlier; William Page and John Wood, both of whom died in 1780; and an unidentified individual who died in 1772. All four tombs are made of limestone.

The tomb of Thomas Stevens features a stepped tent top, a fluted frieze, and strips flanking the inscription panels. William Page's tomb has projecting curved ends and elaborately carved side panels. John Wood's tomb is characterized by concave sides and ends, along with a stepped cap that includes additional side pieces on the east and west. The unidentified tomb is a plain chest with a flat top and fielded inscription panels.