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North Aisle
Orlando Gibbons (1625)
by Nicholas Stone (£32)
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South Aisle
John Sympson (1752)
by J. M. Rysbrack
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Lt. Col. John Stuart (1808)
By: Peter Turnerelli
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North Aisle
Officers and Men of the 50th Queen's Own
Regiment 1848
By: George Nelson, after a sketch by:
M L Watson
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South Aisle
Memorial to 13th Prince Albert's Light Infantry
(c 1843)
By Thomas Denmen (1787-1848)
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St Michael's Chapel |
North East Transept |
Choir/North
Choir Aisle |
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Archbishop Peckham (1292) Wooden
effigy; weepers on tomb chest. Archbishop Warham
(1532)
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Thomas Thornhurst (1627)
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William Pride (1632)
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Archbishop Tait (1882)
By: Sir Edgar Boehm, and Farmer & Brindley
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Archbishop Chilchele (1443)
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Dean Wotton (1567)
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King Henry IV & Joan of Navarre
Alabaster Effigies
Attrib: Robert Brown 1437
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Top: Henry IV & Joan of Navarre
Lower: Edward, The Black Prince
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Edward Prince of Wales,
'The Black Prince'
Gilt Bronze
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South Ambulatory
Archbishop Hubert Walter (1205).
Purbeck Marble
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There are, of course,
many more monuments both in Canterbury and Rochester
Cathedrals. Eventually these will be added to this
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Archbishop Temple
(1902)
By: W. D. Caroe and F. W.
Pomeroy
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Charing
St Peter & St Paul |
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Elizabeth Ludwell (1766)
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Chartham
St Mary |
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Sarah Young
By: J M Rysbrack 1751
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Crayford -
St Paulinus |
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William Draper (1650) & Mary Draper (1652)
By Thomas Stanton (?)
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Elizabeth, Lady Shovel (1732)
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Eastchurch
All Saints |
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Gabriel Livesey (1622)
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Sir Richard King (1834)
By: C Thompson
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Cranbrook
St Dunstan |
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Above: Thomas
Wester RA (1886)
By: Sir Horatio Thorycroft
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Left:
Roberts Family
1740
By: Joseph Pickford
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Eastry
St Mary the
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Anne Theobald (but see below [Faversham]) |
Sarah Boteler (1777)
By William Tyler |
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Faversham - St Mary of Charity |
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Main photograph: Edward Fagg
(1618), his wife Anne Theobald
and thir daughters, Marie &
Anne; there was also a son,
Michael, who died young. Left of main
photograph: daughter Anne. Right of
main: Marie. Far right of main:
Anne Theobald. The latter was first married to
Thomas Nevinson and appears on a brass with him
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Thomas Stouthouse (?) who wrote
Monastion Favershamiense. Member of Gray's Inn
and Mayor of Faversham. Buried 23-2-1651 but may
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There are several other monuments of interest in
the church, including a wall monument which is
said to contain the bones of King Stephen who,
according to local tradition, was reburied here
following the destruction of his tomb in nearby
Faversham Abbey at the Dissolution. Whether
there is any truth in this rather pleasant
tale is unkown, as chronicles record that his
bone - with those of his wife, Matilda, and son,
Eustace, where thrown into Faversham Creek. |
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Hougham - St Lawrence |
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Peter Nepueu (1659)
& Mary; erected after 1735; by
Cheere (John Physick) One of 100, 000
protestants driven from by the revocation of the
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William
Hannington & Family (1607 age 92) 'Herein their
silent urnes (againe wedded after deaths diverce) lie
William Hannington Esq and His wife...These happie
olives budded friutfullie into 5 sonnes 4 daughters 2 as
soon blasted as blowne...'
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Ickham
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Next: William Heghtresbury, rector, (1372). He was rector from 1354 & known as Professor of the Sacred Page. He was also canon of Sarum and Wimelingwold in Wingham Church. His will directed that he should be buried here and bequeathed a potiphory containing the music to sing the service
Next & Far Right: Knight mid 14th century. Possibly Thomas de Ba or Bay (1339) Stained glass here - but now lost - contained his arms and name |
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Ightham - St Peter |
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Sir William Selby (1611) & nephew Sir William Selby
(1638) Detail and Whole Monument
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Sir William Cawne (c. 1373-4)
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Dorothy Selby (1641) By: Edward
Marshall
She was famous for her needlework
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| Knowlton - St Clement |  |  | 'The Lady Elizabeth D'Aeth, only daughtr of that famous Admiral Sir John Narbrough Knt, sister and heir to those two unfortunate young gentlemen John Narborough Bart and James Narbrough Esq. She was the fruitful mother of twelve children by her husband Sir Thomas D'Aeth Bart of whome seven survived her. Two sons Narbrough and Tomas and five daughters Elizabeth, Elhannah, Sophia, Bethia and Harriot. She died in childbed the 24th June in the year of our Lord 1721 in the 39 year of her age and lyes in the vault underneath.'
The brothers referred to were drowned off the coast of Sicily following a shipwreck: their monument is opposite. |
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Milstead - St Mary and Holy Cross |
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Tylden (1839) She died in Malta age 44,
leaving one daughter Elizabeth Jane. 'Entombed
beneath repose the mortal remains of...' |
Eleanor Constance Chafy
age 26. 'a mother yet no
mother'
Both daughters of the clergy |
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Nettlestead - St
Mary |
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Lady Elizabeth Stafford (1598)
daughter of William Stafford, whose first wife
had been Mary Boleyn |
Lady Catherine Scott (1636),
2nd wife of Sir John Scott whose first wife was
Elizabeth Stafford |
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Nave: North Aisle |
N E Transept
Chapel |
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South African War Memorial;
Alabaster
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Lady
Henniker (1792) By: Thomas Banks RA
(detail: Time and Whole Monument)
Coade Stone
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Richard Sonmer (1682)
By William Stanton (?)
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Lee Warren (1698)
By John Broxup
(Detail & Whole Monument)
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Richard Watts (1579)
By Charles Easton (1763) paid £50
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Joseph Maas (1886)
Alabaster & Marble
By: J Currie, designed by Temple Moore
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Sir Richard Head (1689)
By: Grinling Gibbons
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Tunstall - St John the
Baptist |
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1613) or
Crowmer & 2nd wife Martha. 'Lady
Martha his deare & sorrowful wife, for honour and love and not
without much grief, hath erected this monument' Fragment
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Sir Edward
Hales (1654 age 78) m. 1. Deborah Harlakden with whom 4
sons & 2. Martha, widow of James Cromer (left), with whom no
issue. Signed: W Sweet & M Miles. Alabaster. The chapel
was extended for this monument |
Robert Cheke DD (1647) |
Edward Mores (1740), Rector
here for 34 years |
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Oxenden
Family (1682) Various
Details. By: Grinling Gibbons/
Arnold Quellin (?)
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Above: Sir Thomas Palmer Bart (1625) & Margaret Pole/Pooley by Nicholas Stone |
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