NORTHUMBERLAND

  Alnwick Bothal Cambo Chillingham   Hartburn Hexham Priory  Newcastle Cathedral Simonburn Stannington Warkworth
Alnwick - St Michael Cambo - Holy Trinity
  

Left Top: A clerk; 14th century
Left Middle: Lady Isabella de Vexi (1314)
Left Bottom: Ralph Lord Ogle (1513) & Lady Margaret Gascoigne. Alabaster.
Above Left: Two cross slabs. Know the wool shears
Above Right: Knight incised slab
Bothal - St Andrew

Chillingham  
St Peter
Above: Robert Charnocke (1691) Steward to Ford Lord Grey.
Right: Sir Ralph Grey (1443) & Wife. Tomb chest of c. 1450 with 14 saints separated by angels. Alabaster effigies. Above Jacobean additions.
Hartburn - St Andrew

J H H Atkinson (1873) by Armstead. White marble


Lady Bradford (1830) by Chantrey 1834. White marble

Hexham Priory


Thomas of Tyndale 14th Century


Baron Gilbert de Umfraville (1245-1307)


Prior Leschman (1491) In his chantry chapel


Two 14th Century ladies

Henry Askew (1796) & Dorothy (1792) by Henry Webber (1801)
Newcastle upon Tyne
Cathedral Church of St Nicholas

Admiral Lord Collingwood (1810) by Rossi (1819) designed by C R Cockerell. Exhibited Royal Academy 1820 and erected 1821

Calverley Bewicke (1815) by E H Baily from a design by William Theed. Exhibited Royal Academy 1819.
Above: John Collingwood Bruce (1829) by George Simonds 1890 (signed). Marble effigy; his feet rest on his own book - 'Roman Wall'
Right:
Bishop Arthur Thomas Lloyd. Effigy by F W Pomeroy; designed by Oliver & Leeson (1908) with alabaster effigy by F W Pomeroy

  Henry (1634) & Elizabeth (1653) Maddison  kneel facing each other; their parent kneel at either side facing forwards; their 16 children kneel below.

William Hall (1631) & Jane (1613) Erected by only son Alexander Hall

Roger Thorton (1429) & Agnes (1411) One of the largest brasses in the country and dated 1441

Robert Hopper Williamson (1835) by David Dunbar I (1838) designed by William Dobson

Sir Mathew White Ridley (1813) by Flaxman , 1810

Mathew Ridley (1778) by  John Bacon  (1787)

Simonburn - St Mungo


Above: Figures from desecrated tomb of Cuthbert Ridley (1637)
Right: Robert Lancelot Allgood (1854) & Elizabeth by Mathew Noble 1866
Stannington - St Mary the Virgin Warkworth - St Lawrence


Sir Mathew White Ridley (1904) by Sir Mathew White Ridley bronze effigy with marble base by Detmar Blow


A Knight of c. 1330 with the arms of de Aublyn. The tomb chest is 17th century
 
With thanks to Joan & Robert Tucker for supplying all the photographs in this section
 

 

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