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Group of 8 Monuments to Members of the Stokes Family and 2 Monuments to Members of the Ward Family, in Churchyard Adjacent to West End of Church

A Grade II Listed Building in Caldecott, Rutland

Group of 10 chest tombs, St Johns churchyard, Caldecott

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Impressive group of 10 chest tombs. Circa 1820-1860. 8 commemorate members of the Stokes family; 2 others, set slightly apart, commemorate members of the Ward family. Limestone ashlar. All have moulded bases and cornice lids, and recessed corners with rectangular balusters. Sides have oval inscription panels, most with carved fan motifs in spandrels. Inscriptions on south (weather) sides are nearly all illegible. (Photo Oct 2007).

Uploaded by Andrew H Jackson on 15 June 2013

Photo ID: 82328
Building ID: 101073686
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