Description

HARESFIELD HARESFIELD VILLAGE
SO 81 SW
4/201 Harris, four Niblett and two
Unidentified Monuments, about 6m
north of end of east chancel in
churchyard of Church of St. Peter
GV II*
Five chest tombs and two headstones. Limestone. Chest tomb to
Alice Harris, mid/late C17, plain slab top, sides and ends. Four
chests to east all to Daniel Nibletts, in line from north to south:
1733, 1745, 1772 or 1777, 1783; and 2 headstones of mid/late C18
with cherubs' heads and carved surround. First three Nibletts from
north all flat tops, wide moulded plinth and capping on single
large base, with lyre ends. High relief elaborate carving to ends
and returns. Sides have reliefs flanking curved panels on centre
chest, rectangular or square panels to outer pair. Furthest south
in sandstone, tall with flat top, moulded plinth and capping on
base. Half round ends with frieze of rosettes and fluting, applied
urn to end, cherubs to west. Raised oval panels to sides.

Listing NGR: SO8102010425

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17537780

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