Churchyard Inscriptions
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The following lists inscriptions in alphabetical order by family name and first name
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Richard John Mead Headstone: In loving memory of Phyllis Rose Mead died 19th May 1979 aged 80 years Also Richard John Mead died 2nd Feb 1980 aged 80 years "Rest In Peace"
Lillian Beatrice Meades Headstone: In loving memory of Lillian Beatrice Meades died 16th March 1981 aged 88 years "At Rest"
Arthur Leslie Merrick Headstone Double Grave: In loving memory of Gladys Rome Merrick who passed on November 2nd 1944 aged 56 years "Her Memory Is As Today As In The Hour She Passed Away" Also of Arthur Leslie husband of the above who died November 10th 1961 aged 74 years
Gladys Rome Merrick Headstone Double Grave: In loving memory of Gladys Rome Merrick who passed on November 2nd 1944 aged 56 years "Her Memory Is As Today As In The Hour She Passed Away" Also of Arthur Leslie husband of the above who died November 10th 1961 aged 74 years
Humphrey Miles Slab in Main Aisle: Here lyeth the remains of Mary Miles Daughter of Humphrey & Sarah Miles she died September 9th 1778 aged 36 years
Mary Miles Slab in Main Aisle: Here lyeth the remains of Mary Miles Daughter of Humphrey & Sarah Miles she died September 9th 1778 aged 36 years
Mary Miles Floor of South Aisle: Here is the interned body of Mr Richard Miles of the parish who was remarkably pious just and charitable He built this gallery in the year 1724 for many years in his lifetime he gave to the poor £5-4s-0p per annum in bread, and has left the same as a legacy for ever to twelve poor widows of the parish He died March 28th 1736 in the 64th year of his age "He Hath Dispersed abroad He Hath Given To The Poor His Righteousness Remaineth For Ever" (Cor.II. 9.9) Here also lieth Mary the second wife of Mr Richard Miles who died July 28th 17-2 aged 59 years "She Was A Faithful Wife A Tender Mother And A Useful Neighbour"
Mary Miles Floor of South Aisle Here lies the body of Sarah youngest daughter of Mr Richard Miles and Mary his wife She died October 23rd 1747 in the 22nd year of her age "Youth Might Have Hoped A Longer Time To See But In The World All Things Uncertain Be"
Richard Miles Floor of South Aisle: Here is the interned body of Mr Richard Miles of the parish who was remarkably pious just and charitable He built this gallery in the year 1724 for many years in his lifetime he gave to the poor £5-4s-0p per annum in bread, and has left the same as a legacy for ever to twelve poor widows of the parish He died March 28th 1736 in the 64th year of his age "He Hath Dispersed abroad He Hath Given To The Poor His Righteousness Remaineth For Ever" (Cor.II. 9.9) Here also lieth Mary the second wife of Mr Richard Miles who died July 28th 17-2 aged 59 years "She Was A Faithful Wife A Tender Mother And A Useful Neighbour"
Richard Miles Floor of South Aisle Here lies the body of Sarah youngest daughter of Mr Richard Miles and Mary his wife She died October 23rd 1747 in the 22nd year of her age "Youth Might Have Hoped A Longer Time To See But In The World All Things Uncertain Be"
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Ref. above are references on a map of the churchyard which should help locate a monument.

Where the symbol appears in the left column, an image of the inscriptions is available.  Click on the symbol to view the image.

The original information on monuments was recorded in a survey conducted in 1994.

A considerable effort went into deciphering inscriptions that had been eroded through time, the elements and even - at times - enthusiastic wire brushing!  Not all inscriptions remain, but anything which could be deciphered was recorded, even where names, dates, etc were incomplete.

Like most churchyards, changes take place as old stones fall, are broken, become eroded, or are cleared to assist maintenance of the area.  Some of the inscriptions which were recorded in 1994 may no longer be legible or even in existence.

Following an additional survey, the list has now been updated to the year 2000.  The majority of the new entries are in the areas marked as Cr. or Recent Burials on the map.
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