Description

NZ 01 SE BRIGNALL

6/70 Hanby and Sutton
chest tombs 10
metres south-west
of old church
of St. Mary

GV II

3 chest tombs, late C17 and early C18. Cut stone. Each has top slab with
moulded edges. The large eastern tomb has a Latin inscription to John Hanby
d.1684, and later members of his family. To west, the southern tomb has a
Latin inscription to William Sutton d.1715 and Margaret his wife d.1716;
the northern is inscribed:

Here lieth/the Body of Mr/JOHN SVTTON son/of CAP.THO.SVTT/who was
Mr of his/company in ye year/1700 Goldsmith/in London/He Died
Decemb/in ye Year 1719/of his Age 77

Listing NGR: NZ0772112186

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26597088

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