Description

ATWORTH CHURCH STREET
ST 86 NE
(south side)
2/46 Four monuments in the churchyard
between 12 and 17 metres north of
tower of Church of St Michael
and All Angels
GV II

Four chest tombs. C18 and C19. Limestone. South of group has two
grooved panels to main sides, reeded pilasters and moulded
weathered top, inscription to Ann Davies died 1801. Next north has
fluted pilasters, blue lias panel with inscription to Mary Eyles
died 1807 and William Eyles died 1820, fluted frieze to weathered
top. Square pedestal tomb to north west has panels and fluted
pilasters, steep pitched hipped top, illegible inscription. Late
C18 tomb on north east side of group has two panels, fluted
pilasters and quarter balusters, fluted frieze to moulded flat top,
illegible inscription; tomb badly sunk at time of survey (November
1986).

Listing NGR: ST8588465804

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26553864

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