Description

PITMINSTER CP
ST2219
PITMINSTER VILLAGE
12/124 Coke monument in churchyard!
about 5m west of tower. Church
of St Andrew and St Mary
GV II
Chest tomb. Late C17- early C18. Ham stone with lias panels. Ledger topped, strongly
moulded cornice and plinth, north and south faces divide into 2 with ovolo moulded
jambs. Inscribed panels somewhat eroded, north-east panel inscribed to a member of the
Coke family, though only the last 3 letters are distinct, died 1719.

Listing NGR: ST2204619111

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26313351

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