Description

BROCKHALL
SP66SW
5/38 Church of St. Peter, group of
6 chest tombs and 8 headstones
S of the church
GV II
Chest tombs and headstones. Late C17 - early C19. Dressed ironstone. 3 chest
tombs beside south aisle, one with baluster corners, rest with swags. One chest
tomb approx. 1m. to east of south-east angle of south aisle with baluster
corners to Samuel Freeman d.1825. Chest tomb approx. 7m. south of chancel
inscribed 1614/AR on west end. 4 headstones approx. 4m. south of south-east
angle of south aisle. C18, one with segmental head with cherubs head, rest with
shaped heads. One with inscription to Mary Freeman. Chest tomb approx. 6m. south
of south-east angle of south aisle C17. 2 headstones approx. 3m. south-east of
south porch: one sunk, the other with shaped head and scull and cross-bones. 2
headstones south-east of south porch; Richard, son of Richard Freeman d.169l;
Mary, wife of Richard Freeman d.1691 with garland and swags.

Listing NGR: SP6328162670

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26291841

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