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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. |
| Alnwick - St Michael | Bothal - St Andrew |
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Left Top: A clerk; 14th century
Left Bottom: Lady Isabella de Vexi (1314) Above: Ralph Lord Ogle (1513) & Lady Margaret Gascoigne. Alabaster. |
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Above & above right: Grace Darling
(1815), the famous lighthouse keeper's
daughter, who with her father rowed in the most
atrocious weather to rescue survivors of the S S
Fofarshire. She died of tuberculosis in her
27th year and is buried with her parents in the
churchyard. Near her grave is a memorial which
originally contained this effigy by Raymond
Smith 1844; the Gothick memorial (by
Hicks 1895) itself now contains a
facsimlie. Note the oar.
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Above and below right: Although popularly
stated to be of Sir John Foster who participated in
the First Crusade, the style an armour indicate that
it is of a later date of c. 1325
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| Dr John Sharp (1714) Archbishop of York. A seated girl looks down beside the bust of the Archbishop on a pedestal. By Chantrey 1839 |
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Above Left: Two cross slabs. Note the wool
shears
Centre top: Arthur Trevelyan (1846) |
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Above and details bottom centre:
Man with sword: incised slab,
feet on hound
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| Andrew & Naria Bowrell (1458) 'Pray to God for us'. Although an incised slab, the heads and hands were set in brass, now lost. | 'Near this spot was interr'd the body of the Revd John Wedge MA, vicar of this church for 52 years, who departed this life 1732 in the 80th year of his age. Also the body of his wife Elizabeth who departed this life 1729 (?) Also three of their children viz Mary, Catherine and George.' In chancel | |
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 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. |
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| 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 |
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 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 |
| Thockrington - St Aidan |
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| 14th century lady in sandstone
Lord Beveridge (1963), the social reformer is buried in the
churchyard
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