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St Martin - Cathedral Close |
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| Tucked away in
a corner of the Cathedral Close;
Open during normal hours Park as for Cathedral website |
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Above :
Eliza Mary Mortimer
(1826 aged 17)
On the panel below are
added her parent:
Samuel (1856 aged 84)
& Eliza W (1862 age 80). Their
tomb is in the parish of St David. By Baily
of London
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Left & Above (detail):
Edward (1703) and Hannah Seaward. He was Mayor of Exeter The monument was moved
from Exeter St Paul's.
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| Winifred Butler (1673) | Philip Hooper (1715) by Weston | Judith Wakeman (1643) |
John Codrington (1801), his wife
Mary (1795). Their children Samuel
& Sarah ...'who died in the bloom of
youth...' Their daughter Maria Parr (1803)...'the
only remaining child and sister had with deep regret
directed this monument to be raised...but before its
completion was herself consigned to the same tomb at the
early age of 33...'
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Jurgen Hachmeester (1762)
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Thomas & Elizabeth
Spier, their daughters
Judith Wakeman & Elizabeth Butler. Edward
Butler (son of Elizabeth) & Winifred,
his wife. (no date)
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William Holwell (1707) by: John
Weston (Dr Clive Easter)
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Isabella Holwell Holwell
(1844) Widow of Revd. Edward Offspring
Holwell, Rector of Plymtree
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| Other Monuments |
| Richard Thorne
(1787), his father Baranabas (1785),
his mother Sarah (1782) and his son
John Eversfield Thorn (1787 age 7 m) ...'are deposited
in a vault in this church'. White tablet with pediment on black
backing. Edwin Williams (1852) surgeon. White tablet Anne Holwell (1818) Daughter of William & Isabella Holwell. William Gater (1851) & Isabella Anne, his wife, also daughter of the same. And the latter's children children: William Gater (1801, aged 5) & Edward Holwell Gater (1817 aged 19) White tablet Rev Edward Bartlett (1857) White tablet on black backing |
| St Mary Arches - Mary Arches Street | |
| Park as for Cathedral. The church is normally locked but is open to the public at intervals. The telephone number of the cleric in charge is given on the door and this person may be contacted to arrange for the church to be open by appointment: otherwise write to the cleric in charge. |
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| Robert Walker (1602) Latin inscription | Thomas (1628) & Mariery (1622) Walker 'Three times maior of the citty' English | John Davy (1611) English inscription; original colour | NIcholas Broking (1666) |
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'In the middle Iſle of this
church near the Deſk lie interred the
Remains of Reverend Robert Wight AM
late Prebendary of Exeter and forty ſeven years
Rector of St Mary Arches 1778. By his side
are depoſited the Remains of Margaret his
wife 1780
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| Maria (1659) &Christopher (1670) Lethbridge Original colour and painted marbling | Maria Walker (1682) | Robert Walker |
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| Richard Crossing | Thomas Andrew (1518) Twice mayor of the City | |
| Other Monuments |
| Sarah (1803),
Mary (1789), Thomas (1791) & Alice (1807) Flond White
tablet with draped urn and black obelisk Thomas Lethbridge (1725) his sister Sarah Lowdham (1726) and her daughter Elizabeth Horne (1703) White tablet Burnet (1815) & Sarah (1841) Path Chief magistrate of the City. White tablet with urn and black backing. Rev William Tanner AM Rector of Meshaw 'whose remains are deposited underneath the vestry of this church' His wife Mary (1830) |
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| James (1678) & Mary Rodd (1678); their children: Richard (1670 @ 6), Grace (1676 @ 22), James (1670 @ 40) & Margaret Jeffery (1693 @ 26). '... Lye Here Interred...' English with basic Latin inscription. | Thomas Bolithoe (1753), his wife Frances and daughter Mary. No dates. Latin inscription | Elizabeth Hodges (1695) Latin inscription mostly faded | William Routley (1855) English inscription | |||
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Other Monuments
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Mary Ann Gibbs (1852), her daughter Sophia Mary
Ann (1857) & husband Harry Leeke Gibbs MD FRCS
(1853) White tablet, black backing Sally Blundell (1823 aged 7) 'whose remains are interred in a vault in this church' White tablet, black backing. Daniel Edward Madge (1895) churchwarden Brass on black backing George Potter (1662) metioned in Pevsner but I did not find it because of the building work |
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St Pancras Guildhall Shopping Precint |
 A wall tablet records:-Five mural tablets and two gravestones to the memory of: Loveday Bellete, Bridgett Bellete, Thomas Cornish, Thomas Brown, Matthew Vicars, Peter Vien..., & Anne Saut... were removed from the church of All Hallows, Coldsmith Street on its demolishtion 1906 AD and placed in this church of St Pancras. The remains were reinterred in the Polsloe Cemetery. |
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| Above left:
Loveday Bellete (1711) '... lyes buried near this
place...ſhe died...of ye ſmall pox a
Distemper ſo remarkably fatall to her family that no leſs than
four of her siſters died of it...' Above right: Bridgett Bellete (1719) '...sister to Loveday Bellete...Dyed of that most fatal Distemper the Small Pox...' |
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Thomas Brown (1817) graveslab set in wall Thomas Cornish (1759) graveslab set in wall Revd Mathew Vicars (1853) 'Rector of Godmanstone, Dorset, and for 21 years rector of this parish, the church of which he opened after it had been closed 60 years...' White tablet with pediment on black backing |
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| St Petrock's - High St |  |
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| Church open during normal hours: entrance from the High Street. Part of the Church (entrance from the Cathedral Close) is used as a centre for the homeless. | |||
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Top Far Left:
Johnathan (1717) & Elizabeth (1698) Ivie
Brought from St Kerian, demolished in 1873 The Last
Judgement show below was originally part of this monument.
By John Weston (Clive Easter) Top Centre Left: Theodore (1782) & Elizabeth (1817) Sheere. Latin inscription. Top Centre Right: William Hooper (1682/5) merchant & his wife Mary Hooper (1685) She died giving birth to her 10th child. Latin inscription. Top Far Right: Francis (1675) & Alexander (1680) Worth, sons of Henry Worth of Worth. Also Anne (1686), wife of the above Francis. Latin inscription. Bottom Right: John (1680) and Faith Mayne (1679) Latin inscription. Bottom Left Lower: Edward Charles Harrington MA (1881) Chancellor and Canon of the Cathedral and sometime assistant curate of this parish. There are several other tiled wall monuments: Ada Pollard (1884), William Thomas Blacking (1925) 'Warden and feofee of this parish', John (1870) & Hannah (1857) Norton, Thomas Marker (1862) |
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| Other Monuments | ||
| Ann Walkey (1813) & her brother Benajmin Walkey
(1843) Mural Tablet William Henry Pinder (1927) 'a feoffe of this parish.' Mural Brass |
| St Olaf - High Street |
Above: John Acland (16__) Added
later: his daughter, Margery Duck (1693)
Left: Samuel Angier (1805) & Mary 'who ſurvived him by only fifteen days' |
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James Golsworth (1851) Architectural tablet. Behind
organ 'Underneath lie interred the remains of Elizabeth Tarrant (1754) wife of Revd Henry Tarrant, Vicar of Kingsteiton (1731) '...and was buried in the yard near the east end of that church...' Also their daughter Judith Tarrant (1793) , their son Revd Robert Tarrant (1798) Minister of St Petrock's and Prebendary, their youngest son Henry Tarrant, and Elizabeth's sister Judith Brown (1706) |
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