Description

CHURCH ROAD, Weston,
656-1/0/0
Fullerton and Dobree Tombs,
in Church of All Saints Churchyard

GV II

Fullerton and Dobree Tombs. Mid C18. Bath stone. Situated to the east of the chancel, south of the path, these are two of the earliest surviving monuments in the churchyard. Each comprises a rectangular chest tomb with projecting ends, fielded inscription panels, and a two-stage gadrooned cover. Each has an armorial cartouche on the east end, and a crest (a thistle?) on the west end. Inscription panels have been lost from the sides. These provincial Baroque monuments ¿very much a pair, hence listed as one item- belong to the Cotswold school of memorial masons. Nos 284 and 295 on the churchyard plan.

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External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26675149

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