Description

ST 88 SW LUCKINGTON CHURCH ROAD j
(north side) I
2/219 Group of four Bell monuments in
churchyard west of north west angle
of Church of Saint Mary and Saint
Ethelbert

GV II

Four chest tombs, C18 and early C19, ashlar. In two pairs. To
east:
a) Sarah Bell monument, later C18, with raised oval north plaque
and drapery drop each side, baluster angles and large recoco-
bordered south plaque with drapery drop in sunk panel each
side. Moulded base and cornice with pulvinated frieze.
Inscription to Sarah Bell, died 1778.
b) Charles Bell monument, early C19 with round angle shafts, two
wreathed circular north plaques with sunburst between and
raised south plaque with reeded strip each side. Inscription
to Charles Bell died 1815.
To west:
c) John Bell monument, early C19, with two north plaques, centre
and angle piers and single south plaque with rebated angles.
Inscription to John Bell died 1836.
d) Unidentified monument, early C19, with lyre ends and large oval
south plaque flanked by incised fluting. Two raised north
plaques.

Listing NGR: ST8371584055

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26495633

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