Above Far Left: Lt Col Algernon Carteret Thynne (ob 1917) He was killed in action at Sheria. (South Chapel)
Above Left: John Warminster (ob 1700)
Above Right: Richard Westlake (ob 1704)
Above Left: John Courtis (ob 1705)
The above three nave wall monuments are all by Micheal Chuke (1679-1742); he is said to have been a pupil of Grinling Gibbons. Pevsner refers to them as being 'of indifferent quality.'
Left: Rev John Coryndon This is not in Pevsner. In the inaccesible South Chapel and partly behind the organ.
Right: Sir Bevill Grenville (ob 1643) MP for Cornwall and later for Launceston and friend of Sir John Elliot whom he loyally supported during his long imprisonment in the Tower. He abandoned opposition to King Charles I in 1631 and firmly supported him during the First Scots War. In the First Civil War he played an important part in resisting the Parliamentary Army. In 1643 he joined Prince Maurice's Army which marched into Somerset and in July attacked Sir William Waller on Lansdowne Hill. Here he was struck to the ground by a pole axe and died the next day at Cold Ashton parsonage. (South Chapel)