YORKSHIRE: YORK & THE EAST RIDING

Aldbrough
St Bartholomew

Lady (c. 1360), effigy under a ogee canopy on a tomb chest with quatrefoils and shield.
Sir John de Melsa (ob 1377), military effigy on tomb chest similar to that above.
James Bean (ob 1767), obelisk with urn & lamp.
Thomas Hall (ob 1808),  obelisk with urn & cherubs' heads.

Aughton All Saints

Richard Aske (ob 1460) & wife (ob 1466) brass (shown)

Bainton St Andrew

Sir John de Mauley, rector (ob 1331) knight in contemporary recess. Cross legs, carved shield. On the canopy angels hold soul in napkin. (shown - drawing and photograph)
Roger Godeale, rector (ob 1429) brass; holds chalice. York school (shown)
Robert Faucon (ob 1661) Tablet with falcon (rebus), skull and angel's head. Inscription gives date 1640.
Robert Grimston (ob 1756) & Elizabeth (ob 1771) Two marble tablets with obelisks  

Beeford St Leonard

Priest (early 14th century) effigy (shown)
Thomas Tong, Rector (ob 1472) brass; wears cope and holds book

Beverley - Minster
RETROCHOIR

Sir Michael Warton (ob 1655), alabaster kneeling figure between two black columns. Attributed to Thomas Stanton. (shown - above-left)
John Warton (ob 1656) , inscription on drapery. Attributed to Thomas Stanton
Susanna Warton (ob 1682) standingmonument by William Stanton (shown - above-centre-left)
Michael Warton (ob 1688) standing monument by William Stanton. (shown -above- centre-right)
Sir Michael Warton (ob 1725), urn on a sarcophagus with seated allegorical figures. By PeterScheemakers , 1728-32.(shown - above-right)
CHOIR
Lady Eleanor Percy (ob 1328); this is the famous Percy Tomb, said to be the most splendid of British Decorated funerary monuments, but the attribution is uncertain; heraldry, however, makes a date after 1339 likely. There is no effigy but the top slab of the tomb chest which was removed in 1825 in the amost certainly mistaken belief that this was a later addition, bore the indent of a brass of a priest. (shown in whole and part - left)
NORTH CHOIR AISLE & N-E TRANSEPT
Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland (ob 1489) No effigy and the canopy was demolished in the early 18th century. The Earl famously held back at the Battle of Bosworth, failing to support the defeated Richard lll. He was murdered by a mob at Topcliffe a few years later. (shown - right)
Rev Giles Fleming (ob 1665). Painted wooden board with rhyming inscription but anonymous.
Sir Charles Hotham (ob 1723) Standing monuments in the centre of which a shield in a cartouche and to each side free standing arrangements of Armour, originally much higher but truncated at the suggestion of Sir G G Scott. (shown)
Walter Strickland (ob 1780) kneeling woman by a sarcophagus. By PeterChenu  of London.
Mary Canham (ob 1795) urn on obelisk. By Fisher of York.
NORTH TRANSEPT - NORTH DOOR
Nicholas de Huggate (ob 1338) effigy of priest in mass vestments. Many heraldic shields. The tomb chest is from another monument and may belong to the canopy in the nave. (shown - right)
Civilian Male c 1360. Badly preserved. (shown - right)
Tomb chest with back wall with brass indent. Purbeck, very decayed.
Ebernezer Robertson (ob 1825) by Knowles of Oxford
John Storm (ob 1832) by George Earl Jnr
James Edmonds (ob 1776) urn
SOUTH TRANSEPT
Anne Routh (ob 1722) cartouche
Richard Milner (ob 1757) Rococo cartouche with cherubs' heads and skull and cross bones.
Mjr-Gen Bernard Foord Bowes (ob 1812) Angel writing in a book. Obelisk behind urn but on a column gun, cannon balls etc. By Coade & Sealy.(shown-right)
NAVE
Tomb chest 15th century with quatrefoils and black slab. The canopy does not belong - see above.  This is known as the 'Two Sisters Tomb'. (shown - left)
St John of Beverley 20th century slab (shown - left)

Beverley St Mary

Large collection of floor slabs with brass indents, mainly 15th century.
Robert Burton (ob 1535) cross slab, chancel floor
Sir Edward Barnard (ob 1686) marble floor slab with inlaid brass roundel with arms. (brass shown)
Many good 18th century floor slabs with incised arms.
Sir Ralph Warton (ob 1700), Gray Ionic columns flanking drapery, hanging from circular canopy,  held by putti; below winged skull, inscription, flanked by arms. Attributed to William Woodman the Elder.
Ralph Wharton (ob 1709), similar to above and also by Woodman.(shown)
Charles Wharton (ob 1714) similar to above and also by Woodman.
Richard Grayburn (ob 1720) wall monument: version of central section of above.
Capt Lovelace Gylby (ob 1745) Wall tablet with obelisk and trophy of arms and swags.
Mary Boldero (ob 1753) broken pediment
Ralph (ob 1768) & Bridget (ob 1774) Pennyman Tablet by Edmund Foster of Hull
William Hutchinson (ob 1808) tablet with urn, signed Bacon, London, Samuel Manning fecit
Samuel Butler (ob 1812) oval inscription
George Garth (ob 1819) marble tablet with urn
John Lockwood (ob 1827) urn (shown)
William Stephenson (ob 1836) upturned torches. By Whitton
Robert Walker (ob 1856) wall tablet by R Whitton
Robert Kennington (ob 1859) wall tablet by R Whitton
There are many fragments in the priests' room including a 13th century floriated slab and a marble inscription to Francis Drake (ob 1771), author of Eboracum, whose son was vicar here.
On the exterior of the S chancel aisle, monument to two Danish soldiers, one of whom was executed for killing the other. The inscription reads:-
                                                            Here two young Danifs Souldiers lye.
                                                              The one in quarrell chanc'd to die;
                                                             The other Head, by their own Law.
                                                            With Sword was fever'd at one Blow
                                                                         December the 23rd
                                                                                     1689 (shown)

Beverley Friary

Restored as Youth Hostel 

Lady (c 1310), effigy east of porch. Outside but covered by wooden canopy. May be easily visited.

Birdsall
St Mary

Lady (14th century) effigy with kneeling mourners on the lateral sides. (shown)
Henry Southeby (ob 1662) black tablet
Ann Southeby (ob1662) black tablet with drapery
Thomas Southeby (ob1729) Large pedimented tablet signed by Michael Rysbrack
6th Lord Middleton (ob 1835) Kneeling woman in white marble by Richard Wesmacott
Charlotte Willoughby (ob 1814) tablet with draped urns by Waudby of York
Henry Willoughby (ob 1845) identical to the above

Bishop Burton

All Saints

Peter Johnson, Vicar (ob 1461) chalice brass with inscription (shown)
Johanna Rokeby (ob 1521) brass
Lady Isabell Ellerker (ob 1579) with one of her husbands, either Sir John Ellerker or Christopher Estoft. Brass
Rachel Gee (ob 1649) woman in shroud with kneeling figure of girl, alabaster. Mid 19th century base with copy of original inscription. Nearby on the wall are the carved arms from the same monument.
Thomas Almack (ob 1840) wall tablet

Brandesburton St Mary

William Darrell, Rector (ob 1364) Brass with two inscriptions: one in Latin and the other in Norman French (shown)
Sir  John de Quentin (ob 1397) and wife (shown) He holds his heart.
Charles Richardson (ob 1756) Inscription in architectural surround
Jonathan Midgley (ob 1778) Tablet, obelisk with urn

Burton Agnes

 
 

St Martin

Sir Roger de Somerville (ob 1337), tomb chest with quatrefoils, so attributed by 18th century tablet.
Sir Walter Griffith (ob 1481) & wife, alabaster knight and lady on a tomb chest with fourteen figures under ogee gables: Annunciation, female saints including St Anne teaching Virgin to read, male saints and angels with shields. Also a figure of a child as a knight lies next to mother, having been originally next to his father but was moved when the female figure, originally in this position, was stolen. (shown)
Sir Henry Griffith (ob 1620) Classical tablet with scrolled pediment
Sir Henry Griffith (ob 1654) & Two Wives Instead of effigies are three black coffins. On the tomb chest a still life of skulls and bones. (shown)
Rev George Burghope (ob 1727) stone architrave
Thomas Dade (ob 1759) Tablet with urn and obelisk, very fine
Ann Cayley (ob 1769) similar to above but poorer, by Fisher
Sir Griffith Boynton (ob 1761) coloured marbles; inscription on sarcophagus shaped panel, putto and urns; by Sir Henry Cheere, 1763 (shown)
Sir Griffith Boynton (ob 1778) relief of young female with children (shown)
Elizabeth Moshum (ob 1820) oval tablet by W Ward of Scarborough

Butterwick St Nicolas

Sir Robert Fitzralph (c 1317) cross legged knight, feet on dog and angel (shown - photograph and drawing)
Coffin Lid ( early 13th century) with sword, shield and vines.
 

Eastrington

 

St Michael

Knight & uncertain: parts of two medieval effigies in porch (shown)
Cross (13th century) fleury incised and filled with lead
Brass indent two of these
Cross floriated in relief with coat of arms
Knight (early 14th century) incised slab; very worn.
Ledger stone border inscription of 1421 and palimpsest inscription to Michael Portington (ob1696)
Thomas de Portington (ob 1427) & wife. military.
Sir John Portintgon (ob 1453) & Ellen Alabaster effigies on stone tomb chest. He was Justice of the Common Bench and is shown with his judge's robes over his armour (rare); she is now headless and is unusually longer than her husband. Angels hold shields on tomb chest.
Bell Family (1839-55) series of five wall tablets by Waudby of York

Escrick

St Helen

Knight (early 14th century) (shown)
Beilby Thompson (ob 1750) marble tablet with pilasters and scrolled pediment
Dame Sarah Dawes (ob 1771) Coloured marble tablet with urn on sarcophagus on obelisk
Beilby Thompson (ob 1799) Putto leaning on urn with owl by The Fishers
Jane, Lady Lawley (ob 1816) kneeling figure in relief with two flanking angels, one with scroll and one with hourglass. By Bertel Thorwaldsen of Rome although Danish.
Richard Thompson (ob 1820) Seated Grecian figure by Mathew Cotes Wyatt, c 1834.
Caroline, Lady Wenlock (ob 1868) Marble recumbent sleeping figure by Count Gleichen (Admiral the Prince Victor of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, cousin of Queen Victoria). erected 1876.
Hon and Rev Stephen Willoughby Lawley (ob 1905) Tablet by Gill & Christie (ie Eric Gill) 1907
Beilby, 3rd Lord Wen lock (ob 1912) Tablet with laudatory inscription
Lord Wen lock (ob 1918) Tablet
Lord Wen lock (ob 1932) Tablet

In churchyard, gravestone to 3rd Lord Wen lock (se above) designed by Constance, Lady Wen lock

 Foston-on-the-Wolds - St Andrew

Goxhill St Giles

Johanna de Lelley (late 14th century) effigy in half relief under canopy. Black letter inscription
Marmaduke Constable (ob 1690) ledger stone with lettering, arms and cherub with cornucopia
The 14th century effigy of a civilian has now been moved to Hornsea - see below

Harpham -  St John of Beverley

A Lady (1360-70) (shown)
William de St Quintin (ob 1349) & Wife, alabaster tomb chest, under a canopy,  with incised figures; the chest has quatrefoils flanking a crucifix. C1400. Probably set up by the St Quintin Rector of Hornsea and is similar. (shown)
Sir Thomas de St Quintin (ob 1418) & Wife. knight/lady brass under a double canopy; very fine.(shown)
Thomas de St Quintin (ob 1445), a military brass (shown)
Sir William  St Quintin (ob 1649) marble wall tablet with Corinthian columns and broken pediment. Signed Enos Coates of Falsgrave who restored the monument in 19th C.
John (ob 1746) & Rebecca (ob 1758) St Quintin  marble wall tablet with draped urn.
Sir William St Quintin (ob 1723) marble wall tablet with sarcophagus and skull, erected 1768 (shown)
Charlotte St Quintin (ob 1762) large standing angel by urn with double portrait medallion; by Joseph Wilton (shown)
Mary Darby (ob1773) marble wall tablet with dove topped urn by J Fisher of York (shown)
Mathew Chitty St Quintin (ob 1785) coloured marble wall tablet with cartouche and lamp (shown)
William T St Quintin (ob 1805) Neoclassical wall tablet by Joseph Kendrick of London.
Mathew Chitty T St Quintin (ob 1876) brass by Matthews & Sons of London (shown below)

The entrance to the St Quintin vault is shown below; this was closed in 1887.

 Hornsea -St Nicholas

Isabella de Forz, Countess of Aumale (ob 1293) or Amicia, Countess of Devon (ob 1284), the former the mother and the latter the grandmother of Aveline, Countess of Lancaster, whose tomb in Westminster Abbey is similar. C 1290  and very fine. Brought from Nunkeeling. (shown)
A Fauconberg of Catfoss, knight, cross legs, c. 1320. Also brought from Nunkeeling. (shown: photo left & drawing right)
Civilian, c. 1330 in cape and hood. Brought from Goxhill. (shown below)
Anthony St Quintin, rector, (ob 1430). Incised effigy on alabaster tomb chest with shields in quatrefoils, c. 1400 (ie before he died) (shown below)
George Acklam (ob 1629), brass inscription. Also brought from Nunkeeling.
William Day (ob 1616), wooden frame with rhyming punning inscription.
Richard Simpson (ob 1785), tablet with urn, c. 1800.
Thomas Cowling (ob 1810),  tablet with urn.
Mary Cowling (ob 1810), obelisk shaped tablet with woman leaning on urn on top of pillar.(shown)

Howden

St Peter

Walter Kirkham, Bishop of Durham (ob 1260). A coffin lid of Frosterley Marble from County Durham, with a cross in relief and inscription recorded, unusually, a viscera burial.
Cross slab (c 1300) with arched base containing female figure
Sir John Metham (ob 1312) and Sybyl. Knight with crossed legs and lady under a mid 14th century tomb recess which does not belong; they were formerly on a tomb chest in the middle of the chapel.(shown)
Sir Eluard Saltmarshe (ob 1322) knight with crossed legs now on the tomb chest with weepers referred to above. (shown - photograph and drawing)
Johannes Cole (ob 1467) incised slab with cross, chalice and missal
Knight (c 1480) brass
John Saltmarshe (ob 1533) incised slab
Mary Rawson (ob 1787) roundel with female figure in relief
Ann Whittaker and others (ob 1794- 1803) sarcophagus with obelisk by Willoughby of Howden
Catherine Saltmarshe & others (ob 1807-11) by Fisher of York.
Ann Spofforth (ob 1824) tablet with urn
Thomas Carter (ob 1829) tablet by Waudby of York
Elizabeth Saltmarshe (ob 1837) 17th century style tablet by J Browne, London 1847-48
Philip Saltmarshe (ob 1846) ornate gothic by J Browne, London 1847-48
Arthur Saltmarshe (ob1864) gothic by Bedford of London
Arthur Saltmarshe (ob 1909) gothic
Philip Saltmarshe (ob 1912) gothic
R S Scholfield (ob 1913) ledger stone by Eric Gill

Also: many floor slabs, five brass indents and reused medieval gravestones. 17th - 18th century ledger stones

 Hull

Holy Trinity

Sir Richard de la Pole (ob 1345) but uncertain. In canopied niche leading into Broadley Chapel which was originally the de la Pole Chantry Chapel. Restored shields suggest a de la Pole. Canopy influenced by Percy Tomb at Beverley; renewed in 1863
Sir William de la Pole (ob 1366) & Katherine (ob 1381) , traditional identification of the alabaster effigies of a merchant and wife in canopied niche (shown)
Richard Byll (ob 1451) and Wife. Brass half effigies (civilian) with merchant's mark and black letter inscription
Lady (late 15th century)
Thomas Dalton (ob 1591) and Wives incised slab with inlaid shields
Thomas Whincop (ob 1624) tablet with bust and flanking black columns, open pediment
Thomas Ferrers (ob 1631) Angel giving man a drink; bust of the commemorated. By Thomas Earle of London, 1859
John Ramsden (ob 1637) & wife, incised slab
Anthony Lambert (ob 1688) cartouche with angels' heads and winged skulls
Henry Maister (ob 1699)  similar to the above
Giliad Goch (ob 1700) cartouche with angel's head and crest
William Maister (ob 1716) Corinthian pilasters and broken pediment. Attributed to Robert Hartshorne
Mark Kirby (ob 1718) and Daughter inscription on drapery hanging from a canopy by Robert Hartshorne
William Skinner (ob 1724) Putti and pediment
John Huntington (ob 1790) Oval tablet by Edmund Foster
Nathaniel Maister (ob 1772) medallion with female figure with urn
Rev Thomas Milner (ob 1797) wall tablet with figure of Moses by John Bacon Jnr
Thomas Gleadow (ob 1814) sarcophagus with urn on obelisk
John Appleyard (ob 1860) kneeling female figure by Thomas Earle of London.
Henry Maister (ob 1812) Sarcophagus surmounted by a crossed sword and spear framed by gothic arch by John Earle
Joel Foster (ob 1820) inscription on drapery hanging from canopy surmounted by an urn
Anthony Scales (ob 1824) sarcophagus, urn and weeping willow
John Alderson (ob 1829) Portrait medallion with two female figures by William Behnes
William Wooley (ob 1837) free standing bust on pedestal by W D Keyworth
George Lambert (ob 1838) - organist tablet with the church organ by John Earle
John Cowham Parker (ob 1841) gothic marble tablet
John William Grey (1860) Angel with drowned boy and infant by Thomas Earle
John J Matthewson (ob 1863) tablet with Moses striking the rock for water. Mr Matthewson was responsible for securing Hull's water supply
John Smith (ob 1875) Georgian tablet designed by Ronald Simms and executed by Dick Reid in 1980
Thomas Earl (ob 1876) Two mourning females by urn. by himself (shown)
William Thomson, Archbishop of York (ob 1890) portrait medallion
Rupert Alec-Smith (ob 1983) Georgian tablet designed by Ronald Simms and executed by Dick Reid

Many 17th to early 18th century black ledger stones with deeply incised arms. Such stones may have been imported, partly cut, from Holland.

Hull

St Mary
(Lowgate)

John Harrison (ob 1525) & two wives and children. A Wool draper English Brass but this is an early plate rather than a cut out.(shown)
Thomas Swan (ob 1630)  & wife and children. Incised slab inlaid with white composition.
William Dobson (ob 1666) frontal bust in classical arch, flanked by putti with cartouches of arms, skulls, swags and drops carved with fruit and flowers. Alabaster. Decorative wrought iron work below
Robert Hildyard (ob 1683) black marble ledger stone with arms
Jonathan Beilby (ob 1711) cartouche with cherubs' heads
Philip Wilkinson (ob 1716) cartouche with cherubs' heads, winged skull and lamp
Benjamin Blaydes (ob 1771) oval tablet
Sir Samuel Standidge (ob 1801) white marble tablet in black frame
Rev John Barker (ob 1816) wall tablet with sarcophagus surmounted by urn, books and chalice. Attr. John Earle
Rev John Scott (ob 1834) portrait medallion by  James Loft
John Bannister (ob 1840) portrait medallion with face covered
Rev John Scott (ob 1865) incised slab with figure in cassock, surplice and gown

The church yard is paved with slabs removed from the church at restoration of 1861-63 by Sir G G Scott, a cousin of the then vicar John Scott above
 

 Kirk Ella
St Andrew

Ann Seaman & others. Wall tablet of 1769; frame of Ionic columns with inscription on a drape above which are three oval portrait medallions which hang from stone nails.
Sir Robert Legarde (ob 1721) tablet
Joseph Corthine (ob 1783) and Mary Corthine (ob 1791) Obelisks with urns
William Sparks (ob 1798) Wall tablet with medallion, seated figure and urn.
Joseph Sykes (ob 1805); he rises out of his coffin amid shattered rocks; below are various allegorical figures and symbols. By Bacon in 1809.
HenryLegards (ob 1819) and William Wilkinson (ob 1823) tablets with sarcophagi by Appleton Bennison
Joseph Eggington (ob 1830) tablet by I Waudby of Hull
Richard and Mary Sykes (ob 1831) gothic tablet
Nicholas Sykes (ob 1832) and others gothic tablet by Earle
Joseph Sykes (ob 1857) portrait medallion and ship in distress by W D Keyworth

Outside on wall part of 13th century cross slab. Many 19th century table tombs in the church yard.

Lockington
St Mary

Mary Moyser (ob 1633) effigy on her side, oval inscription behind in a cartouche with angels flanked by Corinthian columns. Above broken pediment with allegorical figures, below kneeling figures of her four sons.
John (ob 1694) and Francis (ob 1725) Estoft Architectural frame with open and  broken pediment above and skull and cross bones below
Rev Thomas Constable (ob 1786) Gray and white marble with oval inscription plaque flanked by pilasters with urns above
Rev Robert Midgely (ob 1775) urn missing
Rev Francis Lundy (ob 1816) urn on obelisk

 Lowthorp St Martin

Sir John de Haslerton (c 1333), a couple covered by a sheet which, in turn, in covered by a tree with branches from which grow the heads of thirteen children; the top of the tree, from which shields hang, is at the base of the monument. (shown)
George Salvayn (ob 1417), military brass. The indent is in the chancel and includes also a lady.(shown)
Joseph Ion (ob 1805) wall tablet, obelisk with urns.
Rev Jonathan  Ion (ob 1808) wall tablet obelisk with urns.
Sir Thomas Haslerton (c 1364) top portion of brass matrix
John Pierson (ob 1665) tomb chest with brass with arms & inscription

Patrington

St Patrick

Lady (early - mid 14th century) stone effigy with canopy, mutilated. From Kilnsea church. (shown)
Robert Patrington, priest. (later14th century) Treasurer of York Minster. Brass indent of half effigy within circular inscription.
Two other brass indents
Grave slabs (13th - 14th centuries) several of these, some with incised crosses
John Duncalf (ob 1637) & Emot Shaw (ob 1652) brass inscriptions
Mary Robinson (ob 1763) urn finial
Mary French (ob 1782) fluted pilasters
Robert Robinson (ob 1783) scrolled pediment
Mary Pearson (ob 1800) pediment and urn
George French (ob 1802) draped urn
Oval Tablets (1796-1813) several of these

Nunkeeling

Routh All Hallows

Knight (1290) crossed legged. Shows burial face cloth. This latter is rare but is shown by others in Yorkshire
A de Routh, Knight & Lady (c 1420) under double canopy. Said to be of London workmanship
Matilda Smith (ob 1844) tablet by T Haynes of Beverley

In churchyard is part of a medieval grave slab with incised foliated cross which have been reused as a eighteenth century gravestone.

Sledmere
St Mary

Henry Rousby (ob 1767) wall tablet by Fishers of York.
Two tablets of sarcophagi, each with two white oil lamps on top, 1795.
Henrietta Masterman (ob 1813), seated figure by sarcophagus with urn; by Rouw.
Sir Mark Masterman Sykes (ob 1823), tablet with mourning lady and broken column; by Samuel Manning the Elder & John Bacon the Younger.
Dame Virginia Sykes (ob 1970) in the chancel an inscribed plinth topped by an urn; in the south aisle a wall tablet with inscription; both by George G Pace.

South Dalton St Mary

Sir John Hotham ( ob 1689) tentatively attributed  to C G Cibber. In her will of 1697 his widow asked for the tomb to "like unto the Old Cecill Tomb at Hatfield", which it is. Four white marble kneeling figures of the virtues support a black marble slab with a military effigy, reclining and holding head in an impossible position on his right hand, below which is a skeleton. The Hotham family aquired the manor in 1680 and were resident from the 1730's to the present day.

Sutton-on-Hull (Outer Hull) St James

Sir John de Sutton (ob 1357) effigy with straight legs on tomb chest with shields in quatrefoils. Shield with carved arms (shown)
John Byron (ob 1805) tablet
Mary Ross (ob 1810) & Thomas Frost (ob 1825) tablet
Mary Bell (ob 1838) tablet by George Earl
William Liddle(ob 1834) Neoclassical tablet with portrait medallion
John Lee Smith (ob 1863) Gothic tablet by W D Keyworth
 

Swine - St Mary

Sir Robert Hilton (ob 1363) &Maud (probably), knight/lady of 1360-70 on tomb chest with shields and one remaining kneeling mourner; alabaster. Arms of Hilton of Swine (shown right - lower)
Knight/lady about 1400 on tomb chest with shields in quatrefoils. Probably the tomb recorded which had Sutton arms in 1584; if so possibly Sir Thomas 'Lord' Sutton (ob c 1384) and Wife. (shown)
Knight of c 1410 on tomb chest with pairs of kneeling angels holding shields, alabaster. The base is a 13th century grave slab with incised cross. Arms of Hilton of Hilton (differenced) quartering Hilton of Swine but not indentified.
Knight/Lady of c 1410-20, on tomb chest with pairs of angels holding shields, alabaster. Arms of Hilton of Swine. Either Robert III of Swine (ob c 1400) and one of his wives, or Robert IV (ob c 1431) and his wife Joan. (shown right - above)

This information adapted from Philip Lankester 2006

Thorpe Bassett All Saints

Priest (c. 1360) effigy is poor; on a tomb chest with a rose in each of five quatrefoils. Restored arch over.(shown)
Grave slab ( 14th century) with relief cross and incised sword
Headstones (12th century) three of theses, parts build into north wall of aisle interior

 Warter

St James

William de Malton, Gilbertine Prior (1279) incised slab with inscription. Found in excavations of Warter Prior and moved into parish church (shown)
Several marble wall tablets to the Pennington family, including:
William Pennington & Sir John Pennington (ob 1768), white marble oval tablet on coloured background with two urns.
Lady Isabel Wilson (ob 1905), daughter of the 7th Duke of Roxburghe, marble recumbent effigy by George Frampton, 1908.
Charles Henry Wilson, 1st Lord Nunburnholme (ob 1907), a large white marble standing monument with double portrait medallions between allegorical figures, by Frampton.
Gerald Valerian Wilson (ob 1908) coloured marble tablet with gilt-bronze lettering,  allegorical statuettes & flowers, by Frampton.
In the church yard:-
1st Lord Nunbournholme (ob 1907) Bronze life sized standing female figure by Gilbert Bayes, 1909
Gerald V Wilson (ob 1908) Also bronze life sized standing female figure by Gilbert Bayes, 1910
2nd Lord Nunbournholme (ob 1924) tomb chest with carved arms & incised Union Flag
Enid, Countess of Chesterfield (ob 1957) raised ledger stone with bronze armorial plate.

Watton St Mary

William de Malton, Prior of Watton (ob 1279) early incised slab which was discovered in the excavations of Watton Priory (shown)
William Dickinson (ob 1702) tablet with arms
Elizabeth Bethell (ob 1726) obelisk with arms
Sarah Bethell (ob 1730) cartouche with angels' Heads

Welton - St Helen

Welwick

St Mary

William de la Mare, Provost of Beverley (1338-60) or his brother Thomas de la Mare, Vicar of Welwick (ob 1358) Priest (1340-50) sunk effigy in mass vestments on curvilinear tracery. Front border of slab has four medallions with signs of the Evangelists. Figures of female saints in niches on flanking buttresses. Same workshop as Percy tomb at Beverley. (shown)
William (1350-60) grave slab with incised crosier head and name incised in Lombardic characters. Excavated at Plowlands Farm 1/2 mile W
Civilian & Wife (later 14th century) floor slab, incised except head and hands of figure, marginal inscription and parts of canopy which would have been inlaid with brass.
William & Margaret Sottleler (ob 1498) floor slab with incised tau cross and black letter marginal inscription
William & Ann Wright of Plowland (ob 1621) brass. He was stepbrother to two of the gun powder plotters
Thomas Fox (ob 1774) wall tablet
Good eighteenth century gravestones in churchyard

Winstead

St German

Priest (early - mid fourteenth century) effigy under canopy
William Retherby (ob 1418) brass inscription
Sir Christopher Hildyard (ob 1538) & wife. Palimpsest of Flemish brass of 1360-70 (shown)
Sir Christopher Hildyard (ob 1602) Knight on rolled up mat on tomb chest with shields
George Dickenson (ob 1680) cartouche with grotesque, urn and arms
Christopher Hildyard (ob 1884) cartouche with arms and urn. Attr James Hardy
Robert Hildyard (ob 1727) obelisk with Rococo cartouche with arms, urn and lamps
William Hildyard (ob 1842) tablet with sarcophagus by Clothier of London
On the floor of the south chapel are ten eighteenth and nineteenth marble tablets  to members of the Hildyard family removed from the demolished mausoleum.

 York
Minster

   LADY CHAPEL
Archbishop Scrope (ex 1405) tomb chest with four shields in quatrefoils.
Richard Scrope, who had at first remained neutral,  certainly initiated the northern rebellion against the first Lancastrain King, Henry lV, perhaps drafting but certainly approving manifestoes against the King which were being circulated and posted on church doors in York, the accusations being similar to those made by Hotspur at an earlier rebellion. The Archbishop  and the Earl Marshal  gathered an army outside York with the intention of going north to meet up with the Earl of Northumberland. Ralph Neville, Earl of Westmorland (who had remained loyal to the King, perhaps because the rival house of Percy of Northumberland were constantly disloyal), with Prince John, Henry's son,  met up with the rebels at Shipton Moor, six miles outside the city. Although promising to parley with the Archbishop and persuading him to disband his army, he arrested the Archbishop and the Earl Marshal as  traitors and they were taken to Henry at York. Despite pleading from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who had hastened to York,  both the Archbishop and Earl Marshal were beheaded, after a quick trial, outside the city. Miracles were soon reported at Scrope's  tomb. For this act Henry received absolution from the Pope. The King had generally been lenient towards those who took part in the many rebellions against him, executing only the principal leaders,  but with the Archbishop it was different. When Henry became seriously ill shortly after the execution, he may well have started to agree with those who felt that this was God's punishment for the execution of an Archbishop.
Archbishop Bowet (ob 1423) Canopy, no effigy. Paneled east and west walls and four centred arch inside. Top with pendant vaults and open niches with figures inside
Archbishop Matthew (ob 1628) Only the recumbent effigy survives
Frances Matthew (ob 1629) Kneeling figure at prayer desk between columns and statuettes
Archbishop Frewen (ob 1664) effigy with reredos. Attribute to Thomas Burman
Archbishop Sharp (ob 1714) semi-reclining figure on black sarcophagus, reredos of four pilasters. Drapery looped back for the inscription. By Bird
Archbishop Markham (ob 1807) designed by Salvin, brass by T Willement. Made 1844
   LADY CHAPEL - NORTH AISLE
Lionel Ingram (ob 1628) tablet
Samuel Brearey (ob 1735) tablet
Admiral Medley (ob 1747) bust with naval trophies. On the sarcophagus a naval battle, weeping putti either side. Sir Henry Cheere
Gibson Family (18th century) cartouches
Dr John Dealtry (ob 1773) standing figure by urn by Fishers
   LADY CHAPEL - SOUTH AISLE
Elizabeth Eynnes (ob 1558) brass bust
Archbishop John Piers (ob 1594) tablet with columns
Anne Bennet (ob 1616)  Alabaster fontal demi-figure, surrounded by four harpies, by Nicholas Stone
William Wentworth, Earl of Strafford (ob 1695) Two standing figures with urn between, reredos behind. Attributed to J van Nost
William Burgh (ob 1808) white figure of Faith with black cross by Sir R Westmacott
   CHOIR - NORTH AISLE
Prince William of Hatfield (ob 1337), infant son of Edward lll alabaster effigy of a boy in civilian clothes set in large shrine like structure
Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Carlisle (ob 1685), Sir John Fenwick (ob 1696) and Lady Mary Fenwick (ob 1708) Black and white marble standing monuments, bust with laurel wreath
Sir William Ingram (ob 1623) Two frontal demi-figures with caryatids
Henry Swinburne (ob 1623) standing monument with kneeling figure
Thomas Watson-Wentworth (ob 1723) White standing monuments, he stands leaning on an urn, his wife is seated below. Not in situ. By Guelfi to a design by William Kent
Archbishop Savage (ob 1507) recumbent effigy with perpendicular surround. Wooden superstructure by Richardson in 1949
Sir Henry Ballasis (ob 16--) standing monuments with two kneeling figures facing east. By Nicholas Stone 1615-16
Frances, Countess of Cumberland (ob 1644) incised slab attributed to Nicholas Stone
Sir George Saville (ob 1784) white statue in contemporary dress but with toga; he holds 'a petition of the freeholders'. By John Fisher 1789.
Eleanor Swinburn (ob 1787) tablet with urn by John Fisher Other good Georgian tablets
Archbishop Sterne (ob 1683) reclining figure in square recess, semicircular pediment with putti to each side. By Grinling Gibbons
Viscountess Downe (ob 1812) tablet erected 1841
Archbishop Musgrave (ob 18--) recumbent effigy by Matthew Noble on a plinth by J R Brandon
Dr Beckwith (ob 1843) effigy by J B Leyland
Archbishop Vernon Harcourt (ob 186-) recumbent effigy by Matthew Noble 1863
   CHOIR-SOUTH AISLE
Archbishop Hutton (ob 1605) standing monument with effigy on its side and three kneeling figures below
Sir William Gee (ob 1611) kneeling figure flanked by two wives, with the children of the second wife shown below
Jane Hodson (ob 1636) tablet with columns and pediment, two putti
Edmund Bunney (ob 1618) painted tablet with kneeling figure
Nicholas Wanton (ob 1618) tablet with frontal kneeler
Archbishop Dolben (ob 1686) white marble semi reclining effigy, reredos with group of putti. Attributed to  Grinling Gibbons
Archbishop Lamplugh (ob 1691) standing figure with surround and segmental pediment by Grinling Gibbons
Dean Henry Finch (ob 1728), Canon Edward Finch (ob 1737) and Hon. Mary Finch (ob 1741) males are represented by busts, the female by an urn. By Rysbrack between 1730 and 1732.
William Mason (ob 1797) and his nephew William Dixon (ob 1854) tablet of metal with alabaster statuettes by F A Skidmore
William Wickham (ob 1840) byJ E Hinchcliff
   NORTH TRANSEPT
Archbishop Greenfield (ob 1315) brass on Purbeck marble tomb chest. Fine canopy
Tnomas de Haxey (ob c 1424) cadaver
Archbishop Rotherham (ob 1500) the nearby altar is his tomb chest
Rear-Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock (ob 1914) Alabaster tablet with portrait medallion and two bronze statuettes. By Pomeroy
   SOUTH TRANSEPT
Archbishop Walter de Gray (ob 1255) the earliest surviving English canopied tomb. Tomb chest with Purbeck marble effigy.
Archbishop de Bovill (ob 1258) Purbeck marble slab on trefoil arcade
Archbishop Ludham (ob 1265) Purbeck marble slab
Dean Duncombe (ob 1880) designed by Street, recumbent effigy by Boehm
Archbishop Thompson (ob 189-) by Bodley, recumbent effigy by Sir Hamo Thorneycroft
   NAVE - NORTH AISLE
Late perpendicular monuments
   NAVE - SOUTH AISLE
John Coteril (ob 1595) brass

With many thanks to founder-member Sally Badham for providing very many of the photographs in this section.  And to Dr John Physick, Vice-President and formerly President of the Church Monuments Society, for allowing me to use several of his photographs also. The drawings are from William I'Anson's 'The Medieval Military Effigies of Yorkshire'.

 
Many of the Sculptors and Artists do not have individual web sites devoted to them that I have yet found; I should be grateful for any information from visitors to this site for any that I am unaware of. The Courtauld Institute of Art produces an excellent data base which will give further information about these people as well as those with their own sites:

http://www.artandarchitecture.org.uk/index.html