Description

TQ 75 NE BOXLEY THE STREET
(east side)

5/98 Table tomb to Lushington
Family circa 9 yards east
of Chancel of Church of
St Mary and All Saints

G.V. II

Table tomb. Early to mid C19. Stone on stone base with moulded
plinth and corniced lid. Side panels recessed in beaded surrounds.
Central panels fielded in beaded surrounds. The whole tomb
and entrance to vault surrounded by an outer plain stone plinth
formerly bearing railings. End panels plain. South side to
Edmund Henry Lushington Esquire died 183(9?) and his wife
Sophia, died 1811, Louise Sophia Lushington their youngest
daughter, died 1831 and Henry Lushington their second son, died
1833. Date and place of birth and place of death given for
each person. North side bearing legend that tomb raised by
the remaining children of Edmund Henry and Sophia Lushington
and is also sacred to memory of Edmund Henry, only son of
Edmund Law Lushington and Cecilia his wife , died 1836 and of
Emily, second daughter of Edmund Law Lushington and Cecilia
Lushington, died 1868 (?).

Listing NGR: TQ7733258920

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q87576272

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