Description

SO 61 SE LITTLEDEAN CHURCH STREET
(east side)

10/80 Wilmot monument, in churchyard,
about 6m south west of tower of
Church of St. Ethelbert, south of
path

GV II

Chest tomb, late C18. Stone. Flat lid with moulded edge.
Ends, one expanded rectangular baluster with fluting and
gadrooning. Sides central oval panel with raised, carved rim, for
inscription: in corners stylised flower and chain. Either side
are tall fielded panels, with outside thin ends of end 'balusters'.
Moulded plinth. Good lettering, some upper case, some mixed;
commemorates Thomas Wilmot, died 1780: some later inscriptions.
Copper-plate scrolling to last word of first.

Listing NGR: SO6719613573

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26356948

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