Description

CHRISTIAN MALFORD CHURCH ROAD
ST 97 NE
5/127 Three Fry monuments in churchyard
east of chancel of All
Saints Church
GV II
Three chest tombs to members of the Fry family, C18 to early C19,
ashlar.
a) Thomas Fry monument, about 4m east of south-east angle of
chancel, early C19 with two fielded plaques each side,
incorrectly assembled so that scrolled centre pier is to left
each side, scrolled angle piers, moulded base and capstone.
North inscription to Thomas Fry, died 1831.
b) William Fry monument, about lm south of a), and similar in
design, though without scrolled centre pier. Fielded end
panels. South side inscription to William Fry, died 1836.
c) Ann Fry monument, about lm east of b), late C18 with two shield
plaques each side, fielded centre and angle piers, moulded base
and cornice. Pulvinated frieze broken forward over piers.
North inscription to Ann Fry, died 1773 and Robert Fry died
1777.

Listing NGR: ST9576879122

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26645590

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