Description

GLATTON CHURCH ROAD
TL 1486
(South-East Side)
13/15 Row of three
tombstones and one
chest tomb circa 9
metres east of the
chancel to St
Nicholas Parish
Church

GV II

Tombstones and chest tomb. C18. Limestone. Identified w to z from south to
north; w: shaped head with carved angel head enriched with drapes and fruit,
oval plaque inscribed to William Row d.1767; x: chest tomb with moulded
plinth and coping and shaped angle pilasters, panels inscribed to Endersby
Yeardly d.1760 his sons and his daughter; y: segmental head, classical
composition with columns flanking plaque inscribed to James Taylor d.1744; z:
flat headed with shaped plaque finely inscribed to Mathew Stubbs d.1770 and
Graces his wife d.1773. These tombstones and chest tomb are representative of
a number of good C18 tombstones to the south and east of the Parish Church.
Cottrell, D J Monumental Inscriptions 1722-1975 (1978). H.R.O.

Listing NGR: TL1539286110

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26510239

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