Description

CHURCH STREET
Widcombe
(East side)

Haverfield monument approx 4m SE
of
entrance gates to Church of St Thomas

GV II

Pedimented Chest tomb. To the Rev. William Haverfield, died 1822, his wife Elisabeth, died 1828 and to their eldest son, Lieut. Col. William Haverfield, died 1850. Chest tomb of Bath Stone. Raised on a low plinth with plain sides and topped with a pointed pediment above a simple cornice of fillet and ovolo moulding. The North side Commemorates the Rev. and his wife with a plain applied panel on the face of the tomb with a carved arrangement of books and a radiant chalice in the centre of the pediment. The north side commemorates their son, William on a plain raised plaque of white marble. There are carved marshal devices, including flag, hat and sword above the tablet within the pediment.
SOURCES: (Record of graves etc. - St. Thomas A' Becket, Widcombe: 1991-).
Listing NGR: ST7596463896

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26673727

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