2 Chest Tombs to west of Church of St Giles

The two chest tombs located to the west of the Church of St Giles are made of stone and date from the 18th century. Each tomb features a stepped base with scrolls at the angles of bulbous side panels, and a moulded cornice beneath the upper slab. One tomb has an inscribed upper slab that names John Bradford, a mercer who died in 1726, along with a brass plate that lists John Bradford, a mercer who died in 1789, Samuel Roberts, a mercer who died in 1806, and John Eddowes, a draper who died in 1764. The other tomb does not have an inscription but shows traces of a brass plate that has been removed. Both tombs were previously surrounded by cast iron railings.