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Dark wood board with gold writing
The
Whole Peal of Grandsire Trip-
les, of 5040, was Thrice per-
formed by these Persons he-
reafter named, In ye Year 1733.
RICHd. ASHLEY, Senr RICHd. INETT
Jar. MUNDAY MAT. ASHLEY
RICHd. ASHLEY ROt. BROWN
WILLm. SMITH Jno. WEST
Jno. CHRISMAS RICH. FERRIS
WILL. MITCHELL RICH. COX
Feb 6th 1737/8 was rung a compleat peal
of 5120 Oxford tripple bob in 3 hours
26 mins, By these Men.
CHARLES DODWELL, Treble Wm. MITCHELL, Second
RICHd. INETT Junr, Third Ch. TAYLOR, Fourth
Jno. CHRISTMAS, Fifth RICHd. INETT, Senr, Sixth
MATT. ASHLEY, Seventh Jno. TREADAWAY, Tennor.
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Picture with wood frame, main content is in four columns
Rectors & Vicars of Hillingdon
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Inscribed on base of a church pillar
Sir
W-S
WISEMAN’s
vault.
Note: The reference is to Sir WILLIAM SALTONSTALL WISEMAN who was born 5th March 1784, and died at Hillingdon End, Uxbridge on 1st July 1845.
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Marble tablet shaped as a sarcophagus with a black surround
Sacred
to the memory of
Sir WILLIAM SALTONSTALL WISEMAN, Bart.
a Captn. in the Royal Navy
who departed this life July 1st 1845
aged 62 years
Also of ELIZABETH, Dowager Lady WISEMAN
relict of the above; who departed this life
October 27th 1862, aged 74 years.
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A seated woman holding an effigy of a man’s head before an obelisc and above a tablet
To the Memory of
THOMAS LANE Esq.
younger brother of a respectable family
many years resident at Cowley Grove in this parish
who
having acquired a fortune by constant application
and unspotted integrity in business
retired
and spent the remainder of his life doing good
This monument was erected by his grateful nephew
The Revd. RICHARD HARINGTON.
Around the effigy: An honest Man is the noblest Work of God.
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Brass relief of a man, woman and two children above a plate with the inscription all on a slab of stone
Here lyeth DREW SAUNDERS Gentleman [senator]
of the right wourshipfull companye of the merch-
auntes of the Estaple of England and was
buried the 4 of Aprill Anno Domini 1579.
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Stone tablet
The bells in this tower
were quarter turned and
placed in new bearings
in 1969 in memory of
Sir GILFRID and Lady CRAIG
each of whom gave a
lifetime of service
to this parish
1874 – 1968.
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Small copper plate on the base of the font
This Font was Restored in 1955 in Memory of
ANDREW LESTER McALLISTER
who gave his life in the World War 1939 – 1945.
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Oval tablet with a dark surround above arch
To the memory
of the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
thirty three years
Vicar of this parish
amply fulfilling the duties
of his office
until prevented by age
and infirmities
He died June 4th 1810
aged 72 years
Behold an Israelite indeed
by whom no guile.
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Tablet with a dark surround above column
To the memory of
ANNE JANE MILLS late wife of
the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
Vicar of this parish
who after a thruly usefull and pious life
died March 19th 1808
in the 58th year of her age
Lamented by all who knew her worth
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their Labours; and their Works do follow them”.
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Tablet with urn above on a dark surround above column
To the Memory of SARAH FRANCES FORD
who lies buried in this Church Yard
she was the Daughter of HUGH JOSIAH HANSARD
(late of this Parish)
and wife of EDWARD FORD Surgeon, in London
by whom this Tablet is gratefully inscribed
Ye walls rever’d within whose hallow’d dome
The bride was led in youth and beaty’s bloom
Too soon succeeded to that bride ye gave
A mournful husband and an early grave
Yet not in vain she liv’d whose short spun life
Prov’d the good daughter and the tender wife
The Mothers cares just opening in her breast
The Mothers love two prattling babes confest
Rack’d by disease, religion’s sovereign pow’r
Sooth’d the sharp anguish of the lingering hour
Oh! that this frail memorial could impart
Such blest relief to each afflicted heart
she died June 23rd 1783 Aged 24 Years.
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Black plaque on the west wall above the wooden porch which does not appear in the 2019 survey document.
MR ANTHONY BROWN late Citizen of Lon-
don by his will dated the 19th of August 1800
bequeathed to this his Native Parish Five
Pounds Per Annum in Bank 3 Per Cent
Consolidated Annuities to be laid out in the
purchase of good and wholesome Cheese to
be distributed every Christmas under the
direction of the Minister and Church-wardens
for the time being among Poor Families of
this Parish for Ever.
Also Five Pounds Per Annum in the above
Stock to be applied for Ever in educating
Children of poor Parents belonging to this
Parish under the direction of the Minister
and Church-wardens for the
time being.
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Inscribed on base of a church pillar
Sir
W-S
WISEMAN’s
vault.
Note: The reference is to Sir WILLIAM SALTONSTALL WISEMAN who was born 5th March 1784, and died at Hillingdon End, Uxbridge on 1st July 1845.
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Marble tablet shaped as a sarcophagus with a black surround
Sacred
to the memory of
Sir WILLIAM SALTONSTALL WISEMAN, Bart.
a Captn. in the Royal Navy
who departed this life July 1st 1845
aged 62 years
Also of ELIZABETH, Dowager Lady WISEMAN
relict of the above; who departed this life
October 27th 1862, aged 74 years.
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Tablet framed by mottled marble columns and decorated pediment
Mr. JOHN MIST
late of this Parish Died the 15th
of April 1737 Aged 46 Years
and Also
ELISABETH the Wife of the Said
JOHN MIST who died the 25th of
Jan. 1741 Aged 54 Years.
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Rounded tablet with coat of arms at the top on a black surround
Main tablet:
Sacred to the memory of
Captn. GEORGE DALTON, R.E.
4th son of the late Colonel DALTON
of Sleningford Park, Yorkshire
and Pillingham Castle, Lincolnshire
He died at Hayes
June 10th 1854, aged 60 years
His remains are interred in this churchyard
This tablet is erected by his
affectionate widow.
Written large across the bottom:
Patientia Victrix.
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Large memorial consisting of a tablet within a portico and coat of arms beneath
Nigh to this Place lies Interred the Body of
GEORGE NEWDEGATE
late of this Parish Esq. descended of the Ancient
Family of Sir RICHARD NEWDEGATE Bart: Serjeant at
Law; He married SARAH the only daughter of GODMAN
JENKYN of Harpenden in the County of Hertford Esq: by
whom he had four Sons (viz) ROBERT, JENKYN, JENKYN,
and JOHN, and two daughters, SARAH and JULIANA, of all
which children, one only survived him (viz) the last named
JENKYN, all his other Issue dying before him as may be
seen in the near adjoyning Monument
The Deceased may be said without Flattery, to
have been an Endearing Husband, a Tender
Parent, a Beneficent Neighbour, and a Generous
Friend; Charitanle without Ostentation, Hospitable
without Grudging; And a Loving Son to his
Mother the Church of England as by Law Esta-
blished. He departed this life the first day
of June 1735 in the 47th year of his Age
To Preserve the Memory of her dear Husband
his surviving Widow caused this Monument
at her own Expence to be Erected.
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Bronze plate mounted on wood
Epitaphium
ANNE WILLSON
Quoe
An erthly lyffe with erth, on erth, nott ledd in erthly wyse
Now erth in erth doth lye a heape, till erth frome erth aryse
Nott soule, but corps dyd yeld, to death: with deadly fury past
Eternal lyffe the sowle enjoyes, and fame in death doth laste
What parent or what place of byrth MYLES WILSON, brystoll Towne
In plesaunt place from worships race descend the daughter downe
Lett place gyve place let parent passe: go fame whilest brith is riffe
Sownd once agayne thy troumpe of prayse: comend her godly lyffe
Oh prayses yeld, for death and lyffe of her that lyves by fame
Now skyes the soule the grave ye corps, this stone conteyns her name
Obiit 13 November
1569.
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Large tablet with columns and a pediment, and a coat of arms at the top
Here
Lies the Body of ROBERT BEALE Esq.
Barrister at Law of Grays Inn, & late of this ParishAnd also of MARGARET his Wife
Daughter of GEORGE NUTT Citizn. Of Londn.
Who died Dec: 25: 1711, aged 75
By whom He had Issue one Son, who died in his Infancy
And twelve Daughters, five only of which survived Him
His sound judgement. & approv’d Integrity
Made Him generally applyed to by his Neighbours & Acquaintance
In the practice of his Profession
Which He endeavoured to reduce to that better Part
Of making Peace & composing Diffeences
He was a kind & affectionate Husband
A provident & tender Father
A steddy & sincere Friend
An Hospitable & agreeable Neighbour
Constant & uniform in his Devotion towards God
Loyal to his Prince
Liberal to the Poor
He died much lamented by all that knew Him
July 18: 1717 in the 79th year of his Age
JULIANA NEWDEGATE Eldest Daughter of
the abovenamed ROBERT BEALE Esq. &
Relict of ROBt: NEWDEGATE of this Parish
Esq: in Memory to her beloved Parents
Caused this Monument to be Erected
Also Near this Place Lies Interred five Children
of GEO: NEWDEGATE Esq: & of SARAH his Wife
Viz:
JULIANA Died Sept: ye 12: 1720 Aged 2 Years
JENKYN Died Feb: ye 28: 1720 Aged 2 Days
JOHN Died March ye 30: 1726 Aged 8 months
SARAH Died Sept: ye 28: 1730 Aged 13 Years
ROBt: Died Sept: ye 5: 1733 Aged 17 Years
Also Near this Place lyes Interred JULIANA
NEWDEGATE, Youngest Daughter of the
Abovenamed ROBt. & JULIANA NEWDEGATE
who Died an Infant.
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A seated woman holding an effigy of a man’s head before an obelisc and above a tablet
To the Memory of
THOMAS LANE Esq.
younger brother of a respectable family
many years resident at Cowley Grove in this parish
who
having acquired a fortune by constant application
and unspotted integrity in business
retired
and spent the remainder of his life doing good
This monument was erected by his grateful nephew
The Revd. RICHARD HARINGTON.
Around the effigy: An honest Man is the noblest Work of God.
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Brass relief of a man, woman and two children above a plate with the inscription all on a slab of stone
Here lyeth DREW SAUNDERS Gentleman [senator]
of the right wourshipfull companye of the merch-
auntes of the Estaple of England and was
buried the 4 of Aprill Anno Domini 1579.
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Small copper plate on the base of the font
This Font was Restored in 1955 in Memory of
ANDREW LESTER McALLISTER
who gave his life in the World War 1939 – 1945.
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Oval tablet with a dark surround above arch
To the memory
of the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
thirty three years
Vicar of this parish
amply fulfilling the duties
of his office
until prevented by age
and infirmities
He died June 4th 1810
aged 72 years
Behold an Israelite indeed
by whom no guile.
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Tablet with a dark surround above column
To the memory of
ANNE JANE MILLS late wife of
the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
Vicar of this parish
who after a thruly usefull and pious life
died March 19th 1808
in the 58th year of her age
Lamented by all who knew her worth
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their Labours; and their Works do follow them”.
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Tablet with urn above on a black surround above column
Sacred to the Memory of
JOHN MAUD Esq. of Hillingdon
who Died May 15th 1820, Aged 65. Also of
ELIZABETH MAUD his Wife
who Died March 5th 1820, Aged 60.
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Tablet with urn above on a dark surround above column
To the Memory of SARAH FRANCES FORD
who lies buried in this Church Yard
she was the Daughter of HUGH JOSIAH HANSARD
(late of this Parish)
and wife of EDWARD FORD Surgeon, in London
by whom this Tablet is gratefully inscribed
Ye walls rever’d within whose hallow’d dome
The bride was led in youth and beaty’s bloom
Too soon succeeded to that bride ye gave
A mournful husband and an early grave
Yet not in vain she liv’d whose short spun life
Prov’d the good daughter and the tender wife
The Mothers cares just opening in her breast
The Mothers love two prattling babes confest
Rack’d by disease, religion’s sovereign pow’r
Sooth’d the sharp anguish of the lingering hour
Oh! that this frail memorial could impart
Such blest relief to each afflicted heart
she died June 23rd 1783 Aged 24 Years.
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Black plaque on the west wall above the wooden porch which does not appear in the 2019 survey document.
MR ANTHONY BROWN late Citizen of Lon-
don by his will dated the 19th of August 1800
bequeathed to this his Native Parish Five
Pounds Per Annum in Bank 3 Per Cent
Consolidated Annuities to be laid out in the
purchase of good and wholesome Cheese to
be distributed every Christmas under the
direction of the Minister and Church-wardens
for the time being among Poor Families of
this Parish for Ever.
Also Five Pounds Per Annum in the above
Stock to be applied for Ever in educating
Children of poor Parents belonging to this
Parish under the direction of the Minister
and Church-wardens for the
time being.
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Marble tablet shaped as a sarcophagus with a black surround
Sacred
to the memory of
Sir WILLIAM SALTONSTALL WISEMAN, Bart.
a Captn. in the Royal Navy
who departed this life July 1st 1845
aged 62 years
Also of ELIZABETH, Dowager Lady WISEMAN
relict of the above; who departed this life
October 27th 1862, aged 74 years.
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Tablet framed by mottled marble columns and decorated pediment
Mr. JOHN MIST
late of this Parish Died the 15th
of April 1737 Aged 46 Years
and Also
ELISABETH the Wife of the Said
JOHN MIST who died the 25th of
Jan. 1741 Aged 54 Years.
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Rounded tablet with coat of arms at the top on a black surround
Main tablet:
Sacred to the memory of
Captn. GEORGE DALTON, R.E.
4th son of the late Colonel DALTON
of Sleningford Park, Yorkshire
and Pillingham Castle, Lincolnshire
He died at Hayes
June 10th 1854, aged 60 years
His remains are interred in this churchyard
This tablet is erected by his
affectionate widow.
Written large across the bottom:
Patientia Victrix.
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Brass plate beneath stained glass window
To the Glory of God and to the memory of RICHARD CROFT, Vicar of the
parish of St. John the Baptist Hillingdon 1856 – 1869 during which time
the Churches of S. Andrew and S. Matthew were built
He died aged 60 Feb. 17 1869.
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Large oval tablet with Corinthian pillars either side, and a pediment having a coat of arms above
Sacred to the Memory of the Honble. Colonel
FRANCIS ALEXANDER
Whose excellent Endowments will never suffer him
to die with those who had the happiness to know him
He was a Person possessed of all those good quality’s
Which create and continue Love and esteem
Of great Probity & simplicity of manners
Polite in his Address and Behaviour
Gracefull in his Person
Chearfull inoffensive and Prudent in his conversation
A good judge, and a great example of Decency
A faithfull steddy, usefull Friend
an affectionate Husband
a kind Master
Hospitable, Bounteous, Generous to all
Without injustice to any
Of great Fortitude in all it’s branches
Brave without Noise or Brutality
Patient without meanness or Dejection
Resigned in every circumstance of life
To the will of God according to the Gospell
of Christ Jesus
In whome a lone he trusted for salvation
Under whose Banner he was lifted at his Baptism
And whose cause he was neither asham’d
Nor affraid to one in an age
of great Scepticism Profaness
and Infidelity
He was born March the 24th 1677, was Married
July the 7th 1713 to CATHERINE NEWTON Daughter of
Sir HENRY NEWTON Kt. and died the 24th of Feb. 1722.
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A large urn on a dark grey surround
Sacred
to the Memory
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of Hillingdon
who died 9. April. 1801
Aged 78.
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Brass plate
In memory of
Private A. KIRBY
XII Royal Lancers
who gave his life for his Country
in South Africa
on June 5th 1900
Erected by the XII Royal Lancers
Past and Present.
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Large memorial consisting of a tablet within a portico and coat of arms beneath
Nigh to this Place lies Interred the Body of
GEORGE NEWDEGATE
late of this Parish Esq. descended of the Ancient
Family of Sir RICHARD NEWDEGATE Bart: Serjeant at
Law; He married SARAH the only daughter of GODMAN
JENKYN of Harpenden in the County of Hertford Esq: by
whom he had four Sons (viz) ROBERT, JENKYN, JENKYN,
and JOHN, and two daughters, SARAH and JULIANA, of all
which children, one only survived him (viz) the last named
JENKYN, all his other Issue dying before him as may be
seen in the near adjoyning Monument
The Deceased may be said without Flattery, to
have been an Endearing Husband, a Tender
Parent, a Beneficent Neighbour, and a Generous
Friend; Charitanle without Ostentation, Hospitable
without Grudging; And a Loving Son to his
Mother the Church of England as by Law Esta-
blished. He departed this life the first day
of June 1735 in the 47th year of his Age
To Preserve the Memory of her dear Husband
his surviving Widow caused this Monument
at her own Expence to be Erected.
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Bronze plate mounted on wood
Epitaphium
ANNE WILLSON
Quoe
An erthly lyffe with erth, on erth, nott ledd in erthly wyse
Now erth in erth doth lye a heape, till erth frome erth aryse
Nott soule, but corps dyd yeld, to death: with deadly fury past
Eternal lyffe the sowle enjoyes, and fame in death doth laste
What parent or what place of byrth MYLES WILSON, brystoll Towne
In plesaunt place from worships race descend the daughter downe
Lett place gyve place let parent passe: go fame whilest brith is riffe
Sownd once agayne thy troumpe of prayse: comend her godly lyffe
Oh prayses yeld, for death and lyffe of her that lyves by fame
Now skyes the soule the grave ye corps, this stone conteyns her name
Obiit 13 November
1569.
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A seated woman holding an effigy of a man’s head before an obelisc and above a tablet
To the Memory of
THOMAS LANE Esq.
younger brother of a respectable family
many years resident at Cowley Grove in this parish
who
having acquired a fortune by constant application
and unspotted integrity in business
retired
and spent the remainder of his life doing good
This monument was erected by his grateful nephew
The Revd. RICHARD HARINGTON.
Around the effigy: An honest Man is the noblest Work of God.
CH51 – A seated woman - for more info
Small copper plate on the base of the font
This Font was Restored in 1955 in Memory of
ANDREW LESTER McALLISTER
who gave his life in the World War 1939 – 1945.
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Oval tablet with a dark surround above arch
To the memory
of the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
thirty three years
Vicar of this parish
amply fulfilling the duties
of his office
until prevented by age
and infirmities
He died June 4th 1810
aged 72 years
Behold an Israelite indeed
by whom no guile.
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Tablet with a dark surround above column
To the memory of
ANNE JANE MILLS late wife of
the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
Vicar of this parish
who after a thruly usefull and pious life
died March 19th 1808
in the 58th year of her age
Lamented by all who knew her worth
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their Labours; and their Works do follow them”.
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Tablet with urn above on a black surround above column
Sacred to the Memory of
JOHN MAUD Esq. of Hillingdon
who Died May 15th 1820, Aged 65. Also of
ELIZABETH MAUD his Wife
who Died March 5th 1820, Aged 60.
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Tablet with a dark surround above arch
In a vault under the entrance
to the chancel are deposited the remains of
three old inhabitants of this parish
THOMAS HUSSEY Esq.
of Galtrim in the county of Meath
died on the 1st of Aril 1824
aged 79 years
Lady MARY HUSSEY his wife
died on the 25th of March 1840
aged 85 years
Lady KATHERINE WALPOLE her sister
died on the 2nd of July 1831
aged 81 years
They were the daughters of
HORATIO Earl of ORFORD
by RACHAEL daughter of WILLIAM
third Duke of Devonshire.
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Tablet in the form of a drape above column
Underneath Lyeth the
Body of ye Rt. Honble. Ye
Lady ANN SCOTT, second
Daughter to his Grace
the Duke of BUCCLEUCH
Born Nov. 16th 1724
Dyed July 15th 1737.
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Tablet with a floral frame and a coat of arms at the top above column
Neare this place Lyeth
the Body of MARY ye Daughter
of JOHN & MARY WALKER
of this Parish, who died
on the 30th of April / 1685.
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Tablet with urn above on a dark surround above column
To the Memory of SARAH FRANCES FORD
who lies buried in this Church Yard
she was the Daughter of HUGH JOSIAH HANSARD
(late of this Parish)
and wife of EDWARD FORD Surgeon, in London
by whom this Tablet is gratefully inscribed
Ye walls rever’d within whose hallow’d dome
The bride was led in youth and beaty’s bloom
Too soon succeeded to that bride ye gave
A mournful husband and an early grave
Yet not in vain she liv’d whose short spun life
Prov’d the good daughter and the tender wife
The Mothers cares just opening in her breast
The Mothers love two prattling babes confest
Rack’d by disease, religion’s sovereign pow’r
Sooth’d the sharp anguish of the lingering hour
Oh! that this frail memorial could impart
Such blest relief to each afflicted heart
she died June 23rd 1783 Aged 24 Years.
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Stone in floor
RICHARD HENRY COX
Born Sept 22nd 1779, died June 7th 1863
CHARLOTTE COX
his wife
born 1773, died June 1837
CHARLOTTE ANN COX
his sister
born Feb. 1778, died Dec. 1855
CHARLOTTE MARIA GREVILLE
his daughter
born Dec. 16th 1802, died April 13th 1841.
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Brass plate beneath stained glass window
To the Glory of God and to the memory of RICHARD CROFT, Vicar of the
parish of St. John the Baptist Hillingdon 1856 – 1869 during which time
the Churches of S. Andrew and S. Matthew were built
He died aged 60 Feb. 17 1869.
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Large oval tablet with Corinthian pillars either side, and a pediment having a coat of arms above
Sacred to the Memory of the Honble. Colonel
FRANCIS ALEXANDER
Whose excellent Endowments will never suffer him
to die with those who had the happiness to know him
He was a Person possessed of all those good quality’s
Which create and continue Love and esteem
Of great Probity & simplicity of manners
Polite in his Address and Behaviour
Gracefull in his Person
Chearfull inoffensive and Prudent in his conversation
A good judge, and a great example of Decency
A faithfull steddy, usefull Friend
an affectionate Husband
a kind Master
Hospitable, Bounteous, Generous to all
Without injustice to any
Of great Fortitude in all it’s branches
Brave without Noise or Brutality
Patient without meanness or Dejection
Resigned in every circumstance of life
To the will of God according to the Gospell
of Christ Jesus
In whome a lone he trusted for salvation
Under whose Banner he was lifted at his Baptism
And whose cause he was neither asham’d
Nor affraid to one in an age
of great Scepticism Profaness
and Infidelity
He was born March the 24th 1677, was Married
July the 7th 1713 to CATHERINE NEWTON Daughter of
Sir HENRY NEWTON Kt. and died the 24th of Feb. 1722.
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Brass plate
Dedicated to JOHN SHEPHERD
1917 – 2003
Life long service to God
and the community of St John’s
Also his devoted wife
FLORENCE MARJORIE SHEPHERD
1905 – 1994.
Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
Facing front:
2nd Lieutenant
Hon. CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P.
2nd Battn. Scots Guards
Killed in action October 5. 1915
at
Hulloch
“He greeted the unseen with a cheer”
“So he passed over, and the trumpets
sounded for him on the other side”.
Facing on one side:
He was
the eldest
son of the
2nd Baron
Hillingdon.
Inscribed on the back panel of a fixed carved seat
In memory of the Rev.
JOHN HARRIES THOMAS, Vicar of this church
1860 – 1896
Erected in accordance with the will and
bequest of his son Mr. OLDFIELD THOMAS.
Rose and pink marble pulpit
At the base of the pulpit:
In Dei Gloriam MARY WALFORD abiit non obiit January 17 1894.
At ground level:
In affectionate remembrance from her br[other] EDWARD RUMSEY.
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Large urn on a tablet with a dark surround
Urn: S.M.
ANN
Relict of G: HEMING Esq.
Obiit 9th June 1818
Aet 68. Tablet: Sacred to the Memory of
GEORGE HEMING Esq.
of Stanmore, Middlesex
Son of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
late of this Parish
who died the 15th of April 1807
Aged 58.
A large urn on a dark grey surround
Sacred
to the Memory
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of Hillingdon
who died 9. April. 1801
Aged 78.
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Brass plate
In memory of
Private A. KIRBY
XII Royal Lancers
who gave his life for his Country
in South Africa
on June 5th 1900
Erected by the XII Royal Lancers
Past and Present.
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Tablet with a dark surround above column
To the memory of
ANNE JANE MILLS late wife of
the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
Vicar of this parish
who after a thruly usefull and pious life
died March 19th 1808
in the 58th year of her age
Lamented by all who knew her worth
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their Labours; and their Works do follow them”.
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Tablet with urn above on a black surround above column
Sacred to the Memory of
JOHN MAUD Esq. of Hillingdon
who Died May 15th 1820, Aged 65. Also of
ELIZABETH MAUD his Wife
who Died March 5th 1820, Aged 60.
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Tablet with a dark surround above arch
In a vault under the entrance
to the chancel are deposited the remains of
three old inhabitants of this parish
THOMAS HUSSEY Esq.
of Galtrim in the county of Meath
died on the 1st of Aril 1824
aged 79 years
Lady MARY HUSSEY his wife
died on the 25th of March 1840
aged 85 years
Lady KATHERINE WALPOLE her sister
died on the 2nd of July 1831
aged 81 years
They were the daughters of
HORATIO Earl of ORFORD
by RACHAEL daughter of WILLIAM
third Duke of Devonshire.
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Tablet in the form of a drape above column
Underneath Lyeth the
Body of ye Rt. Honble. Ye
Lady ANN SCOTT, second
Daughter to his Grace
the Duke of BUCCLEUCH
Born Nov. 16th 1724
Dyed July 15th 1737.
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Bronze framed tablet
To the Glory of God
and in loving memory of
EVELYN GODFREY WORSLEY
Headmaster of Evelyns
in this Parish
Born 3rd March 1885
Died 17th September 1916
of wounds received in
the Battle of the Somme
while serving as 2nd Lieut. In
the 3rd Batt. Grenadier Guards
Grant him O Lord Eternal Rest, and
let Light Perpetual shine upon him.
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Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
CHARLES WILLIAM MILLS
2nd Baron Hillingdon
Born 26 Jan. 1855
Died 6 April 1919
“He liveth”.
Tablet with a floral frame and a coat of arms at the top above column
Neare this place Lyeth
the Body of MARY ye Daughter
of JOHN & MARY WALKER
of this Parish, who died
on the 30th of April / 1685.
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Tablet with urn above on a dark surround above column
To the Memory of SARAH FRANCES FORD
who lies buried in this Church Yard
she was the Daughter of HUGH JOSIAH HANSARD
(late of this Parish)
and wife of EDWARD FORD Surgeon, in London
by whom this Tablet is gratefully inscribed
Ye walls rever’d within whose hallow’d dome
The bride was led in youth and beaty’s bloom
Too soon succeeded to that bride ye gave
A mournful husband and an early grave
Yet not in vain she liv’d whose short spun life
Prov’d the good daughter and the tender wife
The Mothers cares just opening in her breast
The Mothers love two prattling babes confest
Rack’d by disease, religion’s sovereign pow’r
Sooth’d the sharp anguish of the lingering hour
Oh! that this frail memorial could impart
Such blest relief to each afflicted heart
she died June 23rd 1783 Aged 24 Years.
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Stone in floor
RICHARD HENRY COX
Born Sept 22nd 1779, died June 7th 1863
CHARLOTTE COX
his wife
born 1773, died June 1837
CHARLOTTE ANN COX
his sister
born Feb. 1778, died Dec. 1855
CHARLOTTE MARIA GREVILLE
his daughter
born Dec. 16th 1802, died April 13th 1841.
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Small tablet near CH39 which does not appear in the 2019 survey document.
Carolina Walker
Youngeft Daughter
of JOHN WALKER Efq
and ELIZ: his Wife
died ye 18 of October
‘1723
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Bronze standing figure with with inscription below mounted on a wood panel
Here lieth buried the body of JOHN ATLEE who
was in office of the High Constable of Elthorne
Hundred 36 yeares and deceased the last day
of November Ano 1599. In the faith of Jesu Christ
by whose blood and passion I hope to be saved.
Brass plate with a decorated frame
In loving remembrance of
EMILY ELIZABETH MICKLETHWAIT
Born February 5th 1826, Died April 30th 1891
She was the eldest daughter of
Sir CHARLES and Lady MILLS of Hillingdon Court
beside which she rests in this Churchyard.
Tablet with dove above and cherub beneath
Near this place
Lyes Interr’d ye Body of
CHRISTOPHER, third Son
of Sir JOHN INGILBY of
Ripley in ye County of York
Bart. Who departed
this Life the 17th of
March 1712
Aged Seven weeks
and three day’s.
Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
Facing front:
2nd Lieutenant
Hon. CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P.
2nd Battn. Scots Guards
Killed in action October 5. 1915
at
Hulloch
“He greeted the unseen with a cheer”
“So he passed over, and the trumpets
sounded for him on the other side”.
Facing on one side:
He was
the eldest
son of the
2nd Baron
Hillingdon.
Inscribed on the back panel of a fixed carved seat
In memory of the Rev.
JOHN HARRIES THOMAS, Vicar of this church
1860 – 1896
Erected in accordance with the will and
bequest of his son Mr. OLDFIELD THOMAS.
Rose and pink marble pulpit
At the base of the pulpit:
In Dei Gloriam MARY WALFORD abiit non obiit January 17 1894.
At ground level:
In affectionate remembrance from her br[other] EDWARD RUMSEY.
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Long brass plate beneath window
To the Glory of God and in memory of the four daughters of the late RICHARD HEMING
who lived and died at the Manor House Hillingdon. MARY ANN HEMING d: July 12 1874
HARRIETT HEMING d: Sept: 22 1880. ELEANOR GERTRUDE HEMING d: April 11 1900. HENRIETTA JANE HEMING d: Nov: 27 1901
and of ANN their sister who also died there May 18 1888, Widow of JOHN GARRATT of Bishops Court Devon
This window was erected in place of the perished glass by Lt Colonel JOHN ARTHUR THOMAS GARRATT A:D: 1905.
Long brass plate beneath window sill
The three windows of this transept are dedicated to God & the Church in affectionate remembrance of
RICHARD HEMING of this parish Esquire, who deceased the 17th November 1852, HARRIETT his Wife
who deceased the 12th June 1845, & THOMAS JOHN HEMING their Son who deceased at Munich the 11th November 1836.
Small brass plate on access door
EVELYN TINSLEY
1931 – 2017
Fondly remembered for her dedication to
St. John’s Flower Guild.
Tablet with urn above on a black surround above column
Sacred to the Memory of
JOHN MAUD Esq. of Hillingdon
who Died May 15th 1820, Aged 65. Also of
ELIZABETH MAUD his Wife
who Died March 5th 1820, Aged 60.
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Tablet with a dark surround above arch
In a vault under the entrance
to the chancel are deposited the remains of
three old inhabitants of this parish
THOMAS HUSSEY Esq.
of Galtrim in the county of Meath
died on the 1st of Aril 1824
aged 79 years
Lady MARY HUSSEY his wife
died on the 25th of March 1840
aged 85 years
Lady KATHERINE WALPOLE her sister
died on the 2nd of July 1831
aged 81 years
They were the daughters of
HORATIO Earl of ORFORD
by RACHAEL daughter of WILLIAM
third Duke of Devonshire.
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Tablet in the form of a drape above column
Underneath Lyeth the
Body of ye Rt. Honble. Ye
Lady ANN SCOTT, second
Daughter to his Grace
the Duke of BUCCLEUCH
Born Nov. 16th 1724
Dyed July 15th 1737.
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Bronze framed tablet
To the Glory of God
and in loving memory of
EVELYN GODFREY WORSLEY
Headmaster of Evelyns
in this Parish
Born 3rd March 1885
Died 17th September 1916
of wounds received in
the Battle of the Somme
while serving as 2nd Lieut. In
the 3rd Batt. Grenadier Guards
Grant him O Lord Eternal Rest, and
let Light Perpetual shine upon him.
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Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
CHARLES WILLIAM MILLS
2nd Baron Hillingdon
Born 26 Jan. 1855
Died 6 April 1919
“He liveth”.
Brass plate
In loving memory of
Sir CHARLES COX, K.C.M.G.
3rd son of RICHARD HENRY COX of Hillingdon House
Born May 15 1810, Died July 12 1892
Also of his widow ELIZABETH RACHEL
daughter of W. NEWTON of Elveden Hall, Suffolk
Born Aug. 15
1812, Died April 10 1907
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord”.
Tablet with a floral frame and a coat of arms at the top above column
Neare this place Lyeth
the Body of MARY ye Daughter
of JOHN & MARY WALKER
of this Parish, who died
on the 30th of April / 1685.
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Tablet with urn above on a dark surround above column
To the Memory of SARAH FRANCES FORD
who lies buried in this Church Yard
she was the Daughter of HUGH JOSIAH HANSARD
(late of this Parish)
and wife of EDWARD FORD Surgeon, in London
by whom this Tablet is gratefully inscribed
Ye walls rever’d within whose hallow’d dome
The bride was led in youth and beaty’s bloom
Too soon succeeded to that bride ye gave
A mournful husband and an early grave
Yet not in vain she liv’d whose short spun life
Prov’d the good daughter and the tender wife
The Mothers cares just opening in her breast
The Mothers love two prattling babes confest
Rack’d by disease, religion’s sovereign pow’r
Sooth’d the sharp anguish of the lingering hour
Oh! that this frail memorial could impart
Such blest relief to each afflicted heart
she died June 23rd 1783 Aged 24 Years.
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Black stone in floor
Here Lies the Body of
HENRY SOMNER SEDLEY Esq.
of this Parish. He was Born in 1708
And Married to CATHARINE WEEDEN
Daughter of JOHN WEEDEN Esq.
of Uxbridge in 1729. He died July
the 7th 1755, Aged 47 Years.
Also the Body of CATHARINE
his Wife. She was Born Feb: ye 7th
1708 and Died April ye 7th 1747
Aged 39 Years.
Also the Body of Miss SARAH
Daughter of HENRY & CATHARINE
SEDLEY. She Died June ye 7th 1755
Aged 22 Years.
Stone in floor
RICHARD HENRY COX
Born Sept 22nd 1779, died June 7th 1863
CHARLOTTE COX
his wife
born 1773, died June 1837
CHARLOTTE ANN COX
his sister
born Feb. 1778, died Dec. 1855
CHARLOTTE MARIA GREVILLE
his daughter
born Dec. 16th 1802, died April 13th 1841.
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Decorated brass plate below stained glass window
This Window is placed here to the memory of Sir CHARLES MILLS Bart. Of Hillingdon Court
Born January 23rd 1792, Died October 4th 1872, by his Wife EMILY, Lady MILLS.
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Square tablet
To the Glory of God
The Lady Chapel was restored in memory of the men
of this Parish who fell in the Great War
1914 – 1918
The Reredos was erected in memory of
CHARLES MUSGRAVE HARVEY
Prebendary of St. Paul’s Cathedral and Vicar of this Parish
1896 – 1916
and of FRANCES HARRIET his wife
by their children
Special panels were erected in memory of
THOMAS VIVIAN BARTLEY-DENNISS, Capt. 1st Royal Berkshire Regt.
JEROME JOSEPH DE SALIS, Lieut. Middlesex Regt.
GEORGE RODOLPH DE SALIS, 2nd Lieut. Middlesex Regt.
GEORGE FREDERICK GRAY, Pte Coldstream Guards
The Hon: CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P. 2nd Lieut. Scots Guards
EUSTACE FREDERICK RUTTER, Major East Lancashire Regt.
And old boys of Hillingdon School
who died for King and Country
1914 – 1918
And in memory of
CHARLES ARTHUR DINGWALL, lost in the Lusitania 1915
FRANK CHIDLEY, Ob: 1920
HENRY E. C. DE SALIS, Ob: 1913
ROBERT WILLAN, Ob: 1902
The Altar was given in memory of
GODFREY THOMAS WORSLEY
and his two sons EVELYN and JOHN, killed in the Great War.
War memorial with two central panels, and hinged panels on either side, all in dark wood with gold lettering
Left hinged panel:
ARTHUR WHITE
THOMAS SIMMINDS
ARTHUR WILLIAM SIBLEY
CHARLES HERCULES F. A. NEWTON
WILLIAM HENRY BLOWER
ARTHUR KNIGHTLEY
JOHN FORTESCUE WORSLEY
JOHN EAST
LEWIS DOVE
ARTHUR EDWARD MANLEY
WILLIAM HENRY COLLINS
ARTHUR HENRY COMMINS
FREDERICK ARMATAGE HEWINS
WALTER HENRY LILLEY
EDWIN PHEBY
HERBERT ASHLEE
THOMAS VIVIAN B. DENNISS
RONALD GEORGE ARBUTHNOT
August 4 1914 – November 11 1918 / June 28 1919.
Left centre panel:
HUGO JAMES KERSHAW
FRANK MATTHEWS
JAMES ALLEN – TED ALLEN
ARTHUR WILLIAM LONGCAKE
REGINALD NORRIS
WILLIAM HENRY WILLANS
GEORGE FREDERICK GRAY
JOHN HOOK
ALBERT KNIGHT
WILLIAM BARNETT
JEROME FANE DE SALIS
CHARLES THOMAS MILLS
CHARLES WEATHERLEY
WILLIAM HOWES
LEONARD FINCH
WILLIAM CARPENTER
WILLIAM LEVER
EUSTACE FREDERICK RUTTER
RICHARD DAY
STANLEY SEAGER
JOHN KIMPTON
EVELYN GODFREY WORSLEY
THOMAS MEADOWS
JAMES STEPHENS
FRANK BALDWIN
HAROLD HAYWOOD
ARTHUR STILES
ALBERT WILLANS
HARRY WILLANS
SAMUEL GREENLAND.
Right centre panel:
ARTHUR JEPSON
STANLEY HARRIS GREGORY
HARRY ALFRED SUTTON
ARTHUR NUTT
WALTER AYRES
ALBERT LAVENDER
NORMAN COX
GEORGE OVER
BERESFORD WINNINGTON HILL
ALEXANDER LUDFORD ASTLEY
JAMES HONOUR
ALFRED ASHLEE
FRED THORNTON
WILLIAM HOOK
ALBERT SIMS
EDWARD POMEROY
ALBERT MOORE
WILLIAM HENRY POMEROY
JOHN WARNETT
GEORGE RODOLPH FANE DE SALIS
EDWARD TAYLOR
FREDERICK WOODRUFF
ERNEST WHATMAN
WILLIAM BENJAMIN HAZELL
ALBERT GOODRIDGE
ERNEST RICHARD PERKINS
SIDNEY ARTHUR JENNER
CHARLES CURTIS
WILLIAM SIBLEY
BARRY STEPHENS.
Right hinged panel:
NIGEL WALTER HENRY LEGGE-BOURKE
CHRISTOPHER MUSGRAVE
CARLETON WYNDHAM TUFFNEL
Viscount WENDOVER
OLIVER JOHN LAWRENCE
JACOB JOHN ASTLEY
HENRY WILLIAM JOYCE
LESLIE VICTOR BURLTON
JOHN MILTON
FREDERICK JOHN RAYNER SIMPSON
CYRIL FRANCIS BUTTRUM
SYLVANUS HUXLEY.
Beneath the central panels:
Grant them o Lord eternal rest
and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Small brass plate beneath the right hinged panel:
Given by
ALICE MARION HILLINGDON
wife of
2nd Baron HILLINGDON
17th Feb. 1918.
Small brass plate on altar frontal
The Altar Frontal
was given in memory
pf a dear Husband, Father and Grandad
JOHN CHARLES DELVES.
Marble tablet including two shields, with a dark grey surround
To the cherished
memory of ROBERT
CHARLES FOSTER
died A.D. 1917
The reredos was
erected by his
devoted wife.
Rectangular stone tablet
The panelling on the east wall and
the altar rail were erected in memory of
JOHN FINNIS STILWELL and his wife
KATHERINE EMILY STILWELL who were
born and lived in Hillingdon for 82 years
1847 – 1929
well beloved by all
The altar was given in 1937.
An elaborate memorial depicting a man reclining beneath a temple arch and including a coat of arms.
Left side of base:
Sacred to the Memory of
The most Noble Lord HENRY PAGETT Earl of Uxbridge
Baron PAGETT of Beaudesert & Baron of Burton
in the County of Stafford
Who in the Reign of Queen Anne
was in the Commission of the Admiralty & Treasury
Captn. of the Yeomen of the Guards
Ld. Lieutenant of the C. of Stafford, &
Privy Councellor
To these distinguishing Marks of Royal Favour
His Lordship’s Personal Merit & great Abilities
particularly recommended Him
For He had sound Sense, extensive Knowledge
industrious Application, &
unblemished Integrity
was both a Lover of, & every way qualified for
Publick Business
And had such Advantages of Person & fine Breeding
as gave Him a peculiar Grace
in passing thro’ it.
Right side of base:
He was not less happily form’d for Private, than
Publick Life
And when He quitted the One, He appeared
with equal Lustre & Dignity
in the Retirement of the Other
Constant to the Offices of Religion, sober & temperate
Humane to the Distressed
Strictly Just to All
An exact Economist
most tender & faithful Husband
Obliging Neighbour, Useful Friend
and particularly entertaining & lively
in His Conversation
Eminently (in Short) were united
in His Lordship
The good Christian, & Man of Honour
The Serious & Gay
The Man of Business, & Politeness
The Great Man, & easy Companion
The Peer & the private Gentleman.
Beneath and across both sides:
He died at Drayton Aug. 30 1743, Aged 83. His Lordship had two Wives, first MARY Daughter & Coheir of THO: CATESBY Esq. of Whiston
in the C. of Northampton; by whom he had Issue the Rt. Honble THO: CATESBY Lord PAGETT who died before Him & left one Son
the present Earl. His second Lady was ELISABETH Daughter of Sir WALTER BAGOTT of Blithfield in the C. of Stafford Bart., Who
survived Him, & in Testimony of her Affection, & Justice to so deserving a Character, erected this Monument to His Memory.
Bottom of the base:
In the same Vault lies buried
The Said Rt: Honble: ELISABETH Countess Dowager of Uxbridge
who died Sept. 2: 1749 Aet: 75.
Elaborate memorial including a man and woman kneeling at prayer beneath an arch with figures seated above
Left panel:
To / the precious memorie of / Sir EDWARD CARR, Knt;
Nephew, & heyre apparent to / Sir EDWARD CARR, Knt;
Gentleman Pensioner to James, & Charles, Kings
whose life
was a fayre copie of practik piety
a rare example of heroik worth
In whom
Arts, learning, language
made up the true complement of perfection
who leaving
an honorable name to the world
a noble lady to her teares
two hopeful children to her protection
exchanged his transitory honors
for a Crowne of Immortality
Febr: XVII In ye yeare of grace MDCXXXVI.
Right panel:
Consecrated
to his honored name, by ye entyre affeccion of
Dame JANE
his dearely loveing & beloved wife
second daughter of
Sir EDWARD ONSLOW
of Knole, in ye county of Surry, Knt, by his wife
ELIZABETH
the third daughter of Sir THOMAS SHURLY
of Wisson, in ye county of Sussex, Knt
and
Sister to ye three SHURLYes of famous memory
who
by ye practice of an honorable life
here
soweing ye works of grace
hereafter
expects ye wages of eternail glory.
Centre oval panel:
This
Monument was
repaired in the Year
1775 by the Rt: Honble:
GEORGE ONSLOW
lineally descended from
that excellent Person Sir
EDWARD ONSLOW
herein mention’d.
Brass plate
Remember before God
ROBERT MALLABARR CARRICK
Priest
sometime Vicar of this parish
ob 1 July 1921 aet 61 years
Make him to be numbered with thy saints in glory everlasting.
Inscribed on the wall beneath stained glass window
To the Glory of God
and the beloved memory of ROBERT CROOK WALFORD D.L.J.P.
at rest 6th Sept 1875
and of his only Child EMILY MARY WALFORD
at rest 14th August 1889
Ps CVII. 9. He satisfieth the longing soul.
Brass relief of a man in armour beneath two heraldic shields
The memorial does not any longer have an inscription on it, but the inscription has been recorded as follows:
Here lieth HENRY STANLEY, Esquire, son of THOMAS, late Erle of Derby, and of ANNE, Countess of Derby, brother to EDWARD, Erle of Derby, which HENRY deceased 29 day of June AD 1528.
Large tablet with columns and a pediment, and a winged cherub beneath
Near this Place lyes the Body of
SAMUEL NICOLL late of Uxbridge Comon Esq. He
married SARAH Relict of GEORGE NEWDEGATE
Esq. of the same Place, & Heiress of GODMAN JENKYN
Esq. of Harpenden in the County of Hertford, by whom
He had no Issue, & survived his Parents
one Brother, & three Sisters, who lye Buried with their
Mother in this Chancel
their Father at Elstree in Hertfordshire
He was brought up to the Profession of the Law
which He practised with great Integrity and Judgment
& when He declined Business, He made Use of those
excellent Talents which He was endued with
in reconciling Differences, & putting and End to Disputes
amongst his Friends & Acquaintance
He was an affectionate Husband
a kind Patron & Benefactor to all his Dependants
an usefull Member of Society
& a steady & sincere Friend
He died the 7th of October 1758 Aged 53 years
To whose Memory this Monument
was erected by his Disconsolate Widow.
Brass plate on front left of the organ
To the glory of God and in loving memory
of JOHN GARRATT of Bishop’s Court who
loved this place where God’s honour dwelleth
This organ was completed by his sorrowing
widow Whitsuntide 1887.
Brass plate on front right of the organ
In loving and affectionate memory of
PETER DAVID BARBER 1935 – 2015
Organist and friend of this church
Presented in grateful appreciation
of his life and talent.
Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
Facing front:
2nd Lieutenant
Hon. CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P.
2nd Battn. Scots Guards
Killed in action October 5. 1915
at
Hulloch
“He greeted the unseen with a cheer”
“So he passed over, and the trumpets
sounded for him on the other side”.
Facing on one side:
He was
the eldest
son of the
2nd Baron
Hillingdon.
Inscribed on the back panel of a fixed carved seat
In memory of the Rev.
JOHN HARRIES THOMAS, Vicar of this church
1860 – 1896
Erected in accordance with the will and
bequest of his son Mr. OLDFIELD THOMAS.
Rose and pink marble pulpit
At the base of the pulpit:
In Dei Gloriam MARY WALFORD abiit non obiit January 17 1894.
At ground level:
In affectionate remembrance from her br[other] EDWARD RUMSEY.
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Tablet in the form of a drape above column
Underneath Lyeth the
Body of ye Rt. Honble. Ye
Lady ANN SCOTT, second
Daughter to his Grace
the Duke of BUCCLEUCH
Born Nov. 16th 1724
Dyed July 15th 1737.
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CHARLES WILLIAM MILLS
2nd Baron Hillingdon
Born 26 Jan. 1855
Died 6 April 1919
“He liveth”.
Brass plate
In loving memory of
Sir CHARLES COX, K.C.M.G.
3rd son of RICHARD HENRY COX of Hillingdon House
Born May 15 1810, Died July 12 1892
Also of his widow ELIZABETH RACHEL
daughter of W. NEWTON of Elveden Hall, Suffolk
Born Aug. 15
1812, Died April 10 1907
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord”.
Tablet with a floral frame and a coat of arms at the top above column
Neare this place Lyeth
the Body of MARY ye Daughter
of JOHN & MARY WALKER
of this Parish, who died
on the 30th of April / 1685.
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Small metal plate on the side of a book rest
Dedicated to the church
by St. Johns Singers
formed by CAROL WILLIAMS
1999
made by D. YATES.
Small brass plate on display desk
Presented by HARRY NEAL in loving memory of
his dear wife, EDITH, who died on 3rd September 1934
and whose ashes are interred in the Memorial Garden.
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In loving and affectionate memory of
PETER DAVID BARBER 1935 – 2015
Organist and friend of this church
Presented in grateful appreciation
of his life and talent.
Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
Facing front:
2nd Lieutenant
Hon. CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P.
2nd Battn. Scots Guards
Killed in action October 5. 1915
at
Hulloch
“He greeted the unseen with a cheer”
“So he passed over, and the trumpets
sounded for him on the other side”.
Facing on one side:
He was
the eldest
son of the
2nd Baron
Hillingdon.
Brass relief of a man in armour beneath two heraldic shields
The memorial does not any longer have an inscription on it, but the inscription has been recorded as follows:
Here lieth HENRY STANLEY, Esquire, son of THOMAS, late Erle of Derby, and of ANNE, Countess of Derby, brother to EDWARD, Erle of Derby, which HENRY deceased 29 day of June AD 1528.
Rectangular stone tablet
The panelling on the east wall and
the altar rail were erected in memory of
JOHN FINNIS STILWELL and his wife
KATHERINE EMILY STILWELL who were
born and lived in Hillingdon for 82 years
1847 – 1929
well beloved by all
The altar was given in 1937.
Elaborate memorial including a man and woman kneeling at prayer beneath an arch with figures seated above
Left panel:
To / the precious memorie of / Sir EDWARD CARR, Knt;
Nephew, & heyre apparent to / Sir EDWARD CARR, Knt;
Gentleman Pensioner to James, & Charles, Kings
whose life
was a fayre copie of practik piety
a rare example of heroik worth
In whom
Arts, learning, language
made up the true complement of perfection
who leaving
an honorable name to the world
a noble lady to her teares
two hopeful children to her protection
exchanged his transitory honors
for a Crowne of Immortality
Febr: XVII In ye yeare of grace MDCXXXVI.
Right panel:
Consecrated
to his honored name, by ye entyre affeccion of
Dame JANE
his dearely loveing & beloved wife
second daughter of
Sir EDWARD ONSLOW
of Knole, in ye county of Surry, Knt, by his wife
ELIZABETH
the third daughter of Sir THOMAS SHURLY
of Wisson, in ye county of Sussex, Knt
and
Sister to ye three SHURLYes of famous memory
who
by ye practice of an honorable life
here
soweing ye works of grace
hereafter
expects ye wages of eternail glory.
Centre oval panel:
This
Monument was
repaired in the Year
1775 by the Rt: Honble:
GEORGE ONSLOW
lineally descended from
that excellent Person Sir
EDWARD ONSLOW
herein mention’d.
Brass plate
Remember before God
ROBERT MALLABARR CARRICK
Priest
sometime Vicar of this parish
ob 1 July 1921 aet 61 years
Make him to be numbered with thy saints in glory everlasting.
Small brass plate on display desk
Presented by HARRY NEAL in loving memory of
his dear wife, EDITH, who died on 3rd September 1934
and whose ashes are interred in the Memorial Garden.
An elaborate memorial depicting a man reclining beneath a temple arch and including a coat of arms.
Left side of base:
Sacred to the Memory of
The most Noble Lord HENRY PAGETT Earl of Uxbridge
Baron PAGETT of Beaudesert & Baron of Burton
in the County of Stafford
Who in the Reign of Queen Anne
was in the Commission of the Admiralty & Treasury
Captn. of the Yeomen of the Guards
Ld. Lieutenant of the C. of Stafford, &
Privy Councellor
To these distinguishing Marks of Royal Favour
His Lordship’s Personal Merit & great Abilities
particularly recommended Him
For He had sound Sense, extensive Knowledge
industrious Application, &
unblemished Integrity
was both a Lover of, & every way qualified for
Publick Business
And had such Advantages of Person & fine Breeding
as gave Him a peculiar Grace
in passing thro’ it.
Right side of base:
He was not less happily form’d for Private, than
Publick Life
And when He quitted the One, He appeared
with equal Lustre & Dignity
in the Retirement of the Other
Constant to the Offices of Religion, sober & temperate
Humane to the Distressed
Strictly Just to All
An exact Economist
most tender & faithful Husband
Obliging Neighbour, Useful Friend
and particularly entertaining & lively
in His Conversation
Eminently (in Short) were united
in His Lordship
The good Christian, & Man of Honour
The Serious & Gay
The Man of Business, & Politeness
The Great Man, & easy Companion
The Peer & the private Gentleman.
Beneath and across both sides:
He died at Drayton Aug. 30 1743, Aged 83. His Lordship had two Wives, first MARY Daughter & Coheir of THO: CATESBY Esq. of Whiston
in the C. of Northampton; by whom he had Issue the Rt. Honble THO: CATESBY Lord PAGETT who died before Him & left one Son
the present Earl. His second Lady was ELISABETH Daughter of Sir WALTER BAGOTT of Blithfield in the C. of Stafford Bart., Who
survived Him, & in Testimony of her Affection, & Justice to so deserving a Character, erected this Monument to His Memory.
Bottom of the base:
In the same Vault lies buried
The Said Rt: Honble: ELISABETH Countess Dowager of Uxbridge
who died Sept. 2: 1749 Aet: 75.
Inscribed on the wall beneath stained glass window
To the Glory of God
and the beloved memory of ROBERT CROOK WALFORD D.L.J.P.
at rest 6th Sept 1875
and of his only Child EMILY MARY WALFORD
at rest 14th August 1889
Ps CVII. 9. He satisfieth the longing soul.
Tablet with red and gold coat of arms above the inscription
SARAH HARBIE, daughter of FERDINANDO POINTZE
Late of London Grocer, wife to CLEMENT HARBIE
of ye same Cittie, Skinner (who had issue by her
THOMAS HARBIE) lieth here buried & dep’ted this
life ye second day of June in ye yeare of our Lord 1606.
War memorial with two central panels, and hinged panels on either side, all in dark wood with gold lettering
Left hinged panel:
ARTHUR WHITE
THOMAS SIMMINDS
ARTHUR WILLIAM SIBLEY
CHARLES HERCULES F. A. NEWTON
WILLIAM HENRY BLOWER
ARTHUR KNIGHTLEY
JOHN FORTESCUE WORSLEY
JOHN EAST
LEWIS DOVE
ARTHUR EDWARD MANLEY
WILLIAM HENRY COLLINS
ARTHUR HENRY COMMINS
FREDERICK ARMATAGE HEWINS
WALTER HENRY LILLEY
EDWIN PHEBY
HERBERT ASHLEE
THOMAS VIVIAN B. DENNISS
RONALD GEORGE ARBUTHNOT
August 4 1914 – November 11 1918 / June 28 1919.
Left centre panel:
HUGO JAMES KERSHAW
FRANK MATTHEWS
JAMES ALLEN – TED ALLEN
ARTHUR WILLIAM LONGCAKE
REGINALD NORRIS
WILLIAM HENRY WILLANS
GEORGE FREDERICK GRAY
JOHN HOOK
ALBERT KNIGHT
WILLIAM BARNETT
JEROME FANE DE SALIS
CHARLES THOMAS MILLS
CHARLES WEATHERLEY
WILLIAM HOWES
LEONARD FINCH
WILLIAM CARPENTER
WILLIAM LEVER
EUSTACE FREDERICK RUTTER
RICHARD DAY
STANLEY SEAGER
JOHN KIMPTON
EVELYN GODFREY WORSLEY
THOMAS MEADOWS
JAMES STEPHENS
FRANK BALDWIN
HAROLD HAYWOOD
ARTHUR STILES
ALBERT WILLANS
HARRY WILLANS
SAMUEL GREENLAND.
Right centre panel:
ARTHUR JEPSON
STANLEY HARRIS GREGORY
HARRY ALFRED SUTTON
ARTHUR NUTT
WALTER AYRES
ALBERT LAVENDER
NORMAN COX
GEORGE OVER
BERESFORD WINNINGTON HILL
ALEXANDER LUDFORD ASTLEY
JAMES HONOUR
ALFRED ASHLEE
FRED THORNTON
WILLIAM HOOK
ALBERT SIMS
EDWARD POMEROY
ALBERT MOORE
WILLIAM HENRY POMEROY
JOHN WARNETT
GEORGE RODOLPH FANE DE SALIS
EDWARD TAYLOR
FREDERICK WOODRUFF
ERNEST WHATMAN
WILLIAM BENJAMIN HAZELL
ALBERT GOODRIDGE
ERNEST RICHARD PERKINS
SIDNEY ARTHUR JENNER
CHARLES CURTIS
WILLIAM SIBLEY
BARRY STEPHENS.
Right hinged panel:
NIGEL WALTER HENRY LEGGE-BOURKE
CHRISTOPHER MUSGRAVE
CARLETON WYNDHAM TUFFNEL
Viscount WENDOVER
OLIVER JOHN LAWRENCE
JACOB JOHN ASTLEY
HENRY WILLIAM JOYCE
LESLIE VICTOR BURLTON
JOHN MILTON
FREDERICK JOHN RAYNER SIMPSON
CYRIL FRANCIS BUTTRUM
SYLVANUS HUXLEY.
Beneath the central panels:
Grant them o Lord eternal rest
and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Small brass plate beneath the right hinged panel:
Given by
ALICE MARION HILLINGDON
wife of
2nd Baron HILLINGDON
17th Feb. 1918.
Small metal plate on the side of a book rest
Dedicated to the church
by St. Johns Singers
formed by CAROL WILLIAMS
1999
made by D. YATES.
Wood panelling
Centre panel:
1939 – 1945
FRANK ALEXANDER
VINCENT ANDREWS
FREDERICK CLIFFORD BERTRAM
STANLEY BUCKLE
DENNIS CARTER
ANTHONY LEONARD ROGER COOK
WALTER JESSE WILLIAM DAVEY
RONALD PATRICKSON DRUSSEL
NORMAN EVANS
WILLIAM EDWARD G. FREELAND
JOSEPH GODFREY
RICHARD WILLIAM GOFFIN
DOUGLAS STANLEY GOOLD
VERNON RUSSELL JACOB
DONALD GEOFFREY KIRBY
JAMES WILLIAM LOVE
WILLIAM HUDSO MAGUIRE
WILLIAM HARRY NORTH
CYRIL FRANCIS FULLER PERCY
PHILIP FREDERICK POPE
JOHN SKELDING
PHILIP MONTAGUE SMEETON
GEORGE VICTOR TALBOT
REGINALD TATNELL
HENRY JAMES TODD
RICHARD WARNETT
ALBERT WHITE
ANDREW McALISTER
C.S.P. VAN WESEMIALL.
Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
CHARLES WILLIAM MILLS
2nd Baron Hillingdon
Born 26 Jan. 1855
Died 6 April 1919
“He liveth”.
Inscribed on the back panel of a fixed carved seat
In memory of the Rev.
JOHN HARRIES THOMAS, Vicar of this church
1860 – 1896
Erected in accordance with the will and
bequest of his son Mr. OLDFIELD THOMAS.
Large tablet with columns and a pediment, and a winged cherub beneath
Near this Place lyes the Body of
SAMUEL NICOLL late of Uxbridge Comon Esq. He
married SARAH Relict of GEORGE NEWDEGATE
Esq. of the same Place, & Heiress of GODMAN JENKYN
Esq. of Harpenden in the County of Hertford, by whom
He had no Issue, & survived his Parents
one Brother, & three Sisters, who lye Buried with their
Mother in this Chancel
their Father at Elstree in Hertfordshire
He was brought up to the Profession of the Law
which He practised with great Integrity and Judgment
& when He declined Business, He made Use of those
excellent Talents which He was endued with
in reconciling Differences, & putting and End to Disputes
amongst his Friends & Acquaintance
He was an affectionate Husband
a kind Patron & Benefactor to all his Dependants
an usefull Member of Society
& a steady & sincere Friend
He died the 7th of October 1758 Aged 53 years
To whose Memory this Monument
was erected by his Disconsolate Widow.
Marble tablet including two shields, with a dark grey surround
To the cherished
memory of ROBERT
CHARLES FOSTER
died A.D. 1917
The reredos was
erected by his
devoted wife.
Brass plate on front left of the organ
To the glory of God and in loving memory
of JOHN GARRATT of Bishop’s Court who
loved this place where God’s honour dwelleth
This organ was completed by his sorrowing
widow Whitsuntide 1887.
Small brass plate on altar frontal
The Altar Frontal
was given in memory
pf a dear Husband, Father and Grandad
JOHN CHARLES DELVES.
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Brass plate on front right of the organ
In loving and affectionate memory of
PETER DAVID BARBER 1935 – 2015
Organist and friend of this church
Presented in grateful appreciation
of his life and talent.
Brass relief of a man in armour beneath two heraldic shields
The memorial does not any longer have an inscription on it, but the inscription has been recorded as follows:
Here lieth HENRY STANLEY, Esquire, son of THOMAS, late Erle of Derby, and of ANNE, Countess of Derby, brother to EDWARD, Erle of Derby, which HENRY deceased 29 day of June AD 1528.
Brass plate
Remember before God
ROBERT MALLABARR CARRICK
Priest
sometime Vicar of this parish
ob 1 July 1921 aet 61 years
Make him to be numbered with thy saints in glory everlasting.
Inscribed on the wall beneath stained glass window
To the Glory of God
and the beloved memory of ROBERT CROOK WALFORD D.L.J.P.
at rest 6th Sept 1875
and of his only Child EMILY MARY WALFORD
at rest 14th August 1889
Ps CVII. 9. He satisfieth the longing soul.
Tablet with red and gold coat of arms above the inscription
SARAH HARBIE, daughter of FERDINANDO POINTZE
Late of London Grocer, wife to CLEMENT HARBIE
of ye same Cittie, Skinner (who had issue by her
THOMAS HARBIE) lieth here buried & dep’ted this
life ye second day of June in ye yeare of our Lord 1606.
Square tablet
To the Glory of God
The Lady Chapel was restored in memory of the men
of this Parish who fell in the Great War
1914 – 1918
The Reredos was erected in memory of
CHARLES MUSGRAVE HARVEY
Prebendary of St. Paul’s Cathedral and Vicar of this Parish
1896 – 1916
and of FRANCES HARRIET his wife
by their children
Special panels were erected in memory of
THOMAS VIVIAN BARTLEY-DENNISS, Capt. 1st Royal Berkshire Regt.
JEROME JOSEPH DE SALIS, Lieut. Middlesex Regt.
GEORGE RODOLPH DE SALIS, 2nd Lieut. Middlesex Regt.
GEORGE FREDERICK GRAY, Pte Coldstream Guards
The Hon: CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P. 2nd Lieut. Scots Guards
EUSTACE FREDERICK RUTTER, Major East Lancashire Regt.
And old boys of Hillingdon School
who died for King and Country
1914 – 1918
And in memory of
CHARLES ARTHUR DINGWALL, lost in the Lusitania 1915
FRANK CHIDLEY, Ob: 1920
HENRY E. C. DE SALIS, Ob: 1913
ROBERT WILLAN, Ob: 1902
The Altar was given in memory of
GODFREY THOMAS WORSLEY
and his two sons EVELYN and JOHN, killed in the Great War.
War memorial with two central panels, and hinged panels on either side, all in dark wood with gold lettering
Left hinged panel:
ARTHUR WHITE
THOMAS SIMMINDS
ARTHUR WILLIAM SIBLEY
CHARLES HERCULES F. A. NEWTON
WILLIAM HENRY BLOWER
ARTHUR KNIGHTLEY
JOHN FORTESCUE WORSLEY
JOHN EAST
LEWIS DOVE
ARTHUR EDWARD MANLEY
WILLIAM HENRY COLLINS
ARTHUR HENRY COMMINS
FREDERICK ARMATAGE HEWINS
WALTER HENRY LILLEY
EDWIN PHEBY
HERBERT ASHLEE
THOMAS VIVIAN B. DENNISS
RONALD GEORGE ARBUTHNOT
August 4 1914 – November 11 1918 / June 28 1919.
Left centre panel:
HUGO JAMES KERSHAW
FRANK MATTHEWS
JAMES ALLEN – TED ALLEN
ARTHUR WILLIAM LONGCAKE
REGINALD NORRIS
WILLIAM HENRY WILLANS
GEORGE FREDERICK GRAY
JOHN HOOK
ALBERT KNIGHT
WILLIAM BARNETT
JEROME FANE DE SALIS
CHARLES THOMAS MILLS
CHARLES WEATHERLEY
WILLIAM HOWES
LEONARD FINCH
WILLIAM CARPENTER
WILLIAM LEVER
EUSTACE FREDERICK RUTTER
RICHARD DAY
STANLEY SEAGER
JOHN KIMPTON
EVELYN GODFREY WORSLEY
THOMAS MEADOWS
JAMES STEPHENS
FRANK BALDWIN
HAROLD HAYWOOD
ARTHUR STILES
ALBERT WILLANS
HARRY WILLANS
SAMUEL GREENLAND.
Right centre panel:
ARTHUR JEPSON
STANLEY HARRIS GREGORY
HARRY ALFRED SUTTON
ARTHUR NUTT
WALTER AYRES
ALBERT LAVENDER
NORMAN COX
GEORGE OVER
BERESFORD WINNINGTON HILL
ALEXANDER LUDFORD ASTLEY
JAMES HONOUR
ALFRED ASHLEE
FRED THORNTON
WILLIAM HOOK
ALBERT SIMS
EDWARD POMEROY
ALBERT MOORE
WILLIAM HENRY POMEROY
JOHN WARNETT
GEORGE RODOLPH FANE DE SALIS
EDWARD TAYLOR
FREDERICK WOODRUFF
ERNEST WHATMAN
WILLIAM BENJAMIN HAZELL
ALBERT GOODRIDGE
ERNEST RICHARD PERKINS
SIDNEY ARTHUR JENNER
CHARLES CURTIS
WILLIAM SIBLEY
BARRY STEPHENS.
Right hinged panel:
NIGEL WALTER HENRY LEGGE-BOURKE
CHRISTOPHER MUSGRAVE
CARLETON WYNDHAM TUFFNEL
Viscount WENDOVER
OLIVER JOHN LAWRENCE
JACOB JOHN ASTLEY
HENRY WILLIAM JOYCE
LESLIE VICTOR BURLTON
JOHN MILTON
FREDERICK JOHN RAYNER SIMPSON
CYRIL FRANCIS BUTTRUM
SYLVANUS HUXLEY.
Beneath the central panels:
Grant them o Lord eternal rest
and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Small brass plate beneath the right hinged panel:
Given by
ALICE MARION HILLINGDON
wife of
2nd Baron HILLINGDON
17th Feb. 1918.
Elaborate memorial framed with drapes and cherubs with coat of arms and a crest at the top
Maritum Patrem Liberes Fratrem et Sororem
SAMUELEM JOHANNEM et JULIANAM
Simul lugent Superstites
Vidua, Liberi, Mater, Frater et Sorores
MARGARITA, SAMUEL, MARGARITA, et PHYLLIS NICOLL
Una pariter & Orbatt
JOHANNES Scholae Etonensis Alumnus Academiae Maturus
Et in Collegium Regate apud Cantab: jam cooptatus
E Schola simul et Vita migravit
Coelo Maturior
Perpaucos intra dies postquam decessit Filius aegrotavit Pater
Filii Morum Informator Sequacis
Eheu mutatis Vicibus Filii morientis
Premit Vestigia
(Cujus Ossa in Ecclesia Ellistrensi Com Hertford
Cum Majorum Reliquiis jussu suo reponuntur)
Anno jam elapso JULIANA Filia Soror &
Ad Disciplinam Sexus Elegantissimam composita
Eidem cui Pater Frater & occubuit Morbo
Chara Mortuorum Imago
Superstitum Exemplar
Insigne
Tantam tam improvisam Uni Domo Calamitatem
Intulerunt Variolae
Ob JOHES 18th Oct. 1723 Aetat 19
Ob JULIANA 8th Dec, 1724 Aetat 24
Supremum hoc Munus Frater moerens posuit.
Translation of the Latin:
Husband, Father, Children, Brother and Sister
SAMUEL, JOHN and JULIANA
Those that are left mourn them together
widow, mother of the children, brother and sisters
MARGARET, SAMUEL, MARGARET and PHYLLIS NICOLL
singly and together bereaved
JOHN, a scholar of the old Academy of Eton
and then a student admitted to King’s College, Cambridge
at the same time from school and from life removed
to even older heaven
Within a very few days after the son died, the father became ill
his death following soon after
Alas the changes in his dying son
overwhelmed him
(whose bones by his request are deposited in the church of Elstree, Hertfordshire
to lie with his ancestor’s remains)
Now after a year has elapsed JULIANA, daughter and sister
who combined the most elegant and disciplined behaviour
the same like her father and brother died
of the disease
Dear image of the dead
to the living an example
a sign
of such great and unexpected calamities to one house
brought by smallpox
JOHN died 18th October 1723 aged 19
JULIANA died 8th December 1724 aged 24
Their grieving brother carried out these funeral rites.
Wood panelling
Centre panel:
1939 – 1945
FRANK ALEXANDER
VINCENT ANDREWS
FREDERICK CLIFFORD BERTRAM
STANLEY BUCKLE
DENNIS CARTER
ANTHONY LEONARD ROGER COOK
WALTER JESSE WILLIAM DAVEY
RONALD PATRICKSON DRUSSEL
NORMAN EVANS
WILLIAM EDWARD G. FREELAND
JOSEPH GODFREY
RICHARD WILLIAM GOFFIN
DOUGLAS STANLEY GOOLD
VERNON RUSSELL JACOB
DONALD GEOFFREY KIRBY
JAMES WILLIAM LOVE
WILLIAM HUDSO MAGUIRE
WILLIAM HARRY NORTH
CYRIL FRANCIS FULLER PERCY
PHILIP FREDERICK POPE
JOHN SKELDING
PHILIP MONTAGUE SMEETON
GEORGE VICTOR TALBOT
REGINALD TATNELL
HENRY JAMES TODD
RICHARD WARNETT
ALBERT WHITE
ANDREW McALISTER
C.S.P. VAN WESEMIALL.
Large tablet with columns and a pediment, and a winged cherub beneath
Near this Place lyes the Body of
SAMUEL NICOLL late of Uxbridge Comon Esq. He
married SARAH Relict of GEORGE NEWDEGATE
Esq. of the same Place, & Heiress of GODMAN JENKYN
Esq. of Harpenden in the County of Hertford, by whom
He had no Issue, & survived his Parents
one Brother, & three Sisters, who lye Buried with their
Mother in this Chancel
their Father at Elstree in Hertfordshire
He was brought up to the Profession of the Law
which He practised with great Integrity and Judgment
& when He declined Business, He made Use of those
excellent Talents which He was endued with
in reconciling Differences, & putting and End to Disputes
amongst his Friends & Acquaintance
He was an affectionate Husband
a kind Patron & Benefactor to all his Dependants
an usefull Member of Society
& a steady & sincere Friend
He died the 7th of October 1758 Aged 53 years
To whose Memory this Monument
was erected by his Disconsolate Widow.
Brass plate on front left of the organ
To the glory of God and in loving memory
of JOHN GARRATT of Bishop’s Court who
loved this place where God’s honour dwelleth
This organ was completed by his sorrowing
widow Whitsuntide 1887.
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Bronze standing figure with with inscription below mounted on a wood panel
Here lieth buried the body of JOHN ATLEE who
was in office of the High Constable of Elthorne
Hundred 36 yeares and deceased the last day
of November Ano 1599. In the faith of Jesu Christ
by whose blood and passion I hope to be saved.
Square tablet
To the Glory of God
The Lady Chapel was restored in memory of the men
of this Parish who fell in the Great War
1914 – 1918
The Reredos was erected in memory of
CHARLES MUSGRAVE HARVEY
Prebendary of St. Paul’s Cathedral and Vicar of this Parish
1896 – 1916
and of FRANCES HARRIET his wife
by their children
Special panels were erected in memory of
THOMAS VIVIAN BARTLEY-DENNISS, Capt. 1st Royal Berkshire Regt.
JEROME JOSEPH DE SALIS, Lieut. Middlesex Regt.
GEORGE RODOLPH DE SALIS, 2nd Lieut. Middlesex Regt.
GEORGE FREDERICK GRAY, Pte Coldstream Guards
The Hon: CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P. 2nd Lieut. Scots Guards
EUSTACE FREDERICK RUTTER, Major East Lancashire Regt.
And old boys of Hillingdon School
who died for King and Country
1914 – 1918
And in memory of
CHARLES ARTHUR DINGWALL, lost in the Lusitania 1915
FRANK CHIDLEY, Ob: 1920
HENRY E. C. DE SALIS, Ob: 1913
ROBERT WILLAN, Ob: 1902
The Altar was given in memory of
GODFREY THOMAS WORSLEY
and his two sons EVELYN and JOHN, killed in the Great War.
War memorial with two central panels, and hinged panels on either side, all in dark wood with gold lettering
Left hinged panel:
ARTHUR WHITE
THOMAS SIMMINDS
ARTHUR WILLIAM SIBLEY
CHARLES HERCULES F. A. NEWTON
WILLIAM HENRY BLOWER
ARTHUR KNIGHTLEY
JOHN FORTESCUE WORSLEY
JOHN EAST
LEWIS DOVE
ARTHUR EDWARD MANLEY
WILLIAM HENRY COLLINS
ARTHUR HENRY COMMINS
FREDERICK ARMATAGE HEWINS
WALTER HENRY LILLEY
EDWIN PHEBY
HERBERT ASHLEE
THOMAS VIVIAN B. DENNISS
RONALD GEORGE ARBUTHNOT
August 4 1914 – November 11 1918 / June 28 1919.
Left centre panel:
HUGO JAMES KERSHAW
FRANK MATTHEWS
JAMES ALLEN – TED ALLEN
ARTHUR WILLIAM LONGCAKE
REGINALD NORRIS
WILLIAM HENRY WILLANS
GEORGE FREDERICK GRAY
JOHN HOOK
ALBERT KNIGHT
WILLIAM BARNETT
JEROME FANE DE SALIS
CHARLES THOMAS MILLS
CHARLES WEATHERLEY
WILLIAM HOWES
LEONARD FINCH
WILLIAM CARPENTER
WILLIAM LEVER
EUSTACE FREDERICK RUTTER
RICHARD DAY
STANLEY SEAGER
JOHN KIMPTON
EVELYN GODFREY WORSLEY
THOMAS MEADOWS
JAMES STEPHENS
FRANK BALDWIN
HAROLD HAYWOOD
ARTHUR STILES
ALBERT WILLANS
HARRY WILLANS
SAMUEL GREENLAND.
Right centre panel:
ARTHUR JEPSON
STANLEY HARRIS GREGORY
HARRY ALFRED SUTTON
ARTHUR NUTT
WALTER AYRES
ALBERT LAVENDER
NORMAN COX
GEORGE OVER
BERESFORD WINNINGTON HILL
ALEXANDER LUDFORD ASTLEY
JAMES HONOUR
ALFRED ASHLEE
FRED THORNTON
WILLIAM HOOK
ALBERT SIMS
EDWARD POMEROY
ALBERT MOORE
WILLIAM HENRY POMEROY
JOHN WARNETT
GEORGE RODOLPH FANE DE SALIS
EDWARD TAYLOR
FREDERICK WOODRUFF
ERNEST WHATMAN
WILLIAM BENJAMIN HAZELL
ALBERT GOODRIDGE
ERNEST RICHARD PERKINS
SIDNEY ARTHUR JENNER
CHARLES CURTIS
WILLIAM SIBLEY
BARRY STEPHENS.
Right hinged panel:
NIGEL WALTER HENRY LEGGE-BOURKE
CHRISTOPHER MUSGRAVE
CARLETON WYNDHAM TUFFNEL
Viscount WENDOVER
OLIVER JOHN LAWRENCE
JACOB JOHN ASTLEY
HENRY WILLIAM JOYCE
LESLIE VICTOR BURLTON
JOHN MILTON
FREDERICK JOHN RAYNER SIMPSON
CYRIL FRANCIS BUTTRUM
SYLVANUS HUXLEY.
Beneath the central panels:
Grant them o Lord eternal rest
and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Small brass plate beneath the right hinged panel:
Given by
ALICE MARION HILLINGDON
wife of
2nd Baron HILLINGDON
17th Feb. 1918.
Tablet with red and gold coat of arms above the inscription
SARAH HARBIE, daughter of FERDINANDO POINTZE
Late of London Grocer, wife to CLEMENT HARBIE
of ye same Cittie, Skinner (who had issue by her
THOMAS HARBIE) lieth here buried & dep’ted this
life ye second day of June in ye yeare of our Lord 1606.
Wood panelling
Centre panel:
1939 – 1945
FRANK ALEXANDER
VINCENT ANDREWS
FREDERICK CLIFFORD BERTRAM
STANLEY BUCKLE
DENNIS CARTER
ANTHONY LEONARD ROGER COOK
WALTER JESSE WILLIAM DAVEY
RONALD PATRICKSON DRUSSEL
NORMAN EVANS
WILLIAM EDWARD G. FREELAND
JOSEPH GODFREY
RICHARD WILLIAM GOFFIN
DOUGLAS STANLEY GOOLD
VERNON RUSSELL JACOB
DONALD GEOFFREY KIRBY
JAMES WILLIAM LOVE
WILLIAM HUDSO MAGUIRE
WILLIAM HARRY NORTH
CYRIL FRANCIS FULLER PERCY
PHILIP FREDERICK POPE
JOHN SKELDING
PHILIP MONTAGUE SMEETON
GEORGE VICTOR TALBOT
REGINALD TATNELL
HENRY JAMES TODD
RICHARD WARNETT
ALBERT WHITE
ANDREW McALISTER
C.S.P. VAN WESEMIALL.
Elaborate memorial framed with drapes and cherubs with coat of arms and a crest at the top
Maritum Patrem Liberes Fratrem et Sororem
SAMUELEM JOHANNEM et JULIANAM
Simul lugent Superstites
Vidua, Liberi, Mater, Frater et Sorores
MARGARITA, SAMUEL, MARGARITA, et PHYLLIS NICOLL
Una pariter & Orbatt
JOHANNES Scholae Etonensis Alumnus Academiae Maturus
Et in Collegium Regate apud Cantab: jam cooptatus
E Schola simul et Vita migravit
Coelo Maturior
Perpaucos intra dies postquam decessit Filius aegrotavit Pater
Filii Morum Informator Sequacis
Eheu mutatis Vicibus Filii morientis
Premit Vestigia
(Cujus Ossa in Ecclesia Ellistrensi Com Hertford
Cum Majorum Reliquiis jussu suo reponuntur)
Anno jam elapso JULIANA Filia Soror &
Ad Disciplinam Sexus Elegantissimam composita
Eidem cui Pater Frater & occubuit Morbo
Chara Mortuorum Imago
Superstitum Exemplar
Insigne
Tantam tam improvisam Uni Domo Calamitatem
Intulerunt Variolae
Ob JOHES 18th Oct. 1723 Aetat 19
Ob JULIANA 8th Dec, 1724 Aetat 24
Supremum hoc Munus Frater moerens posuit.
Translation of the Latin:
Husband, Father, Children, Brother and Sister
SAMUEL, JOHN and JULIANA
Those that are left mourn them together
widow, mother of the children, brother and sisters
MARGARET, SAMUEL, MARGARET and PHYLLIS NICOLL
singly and together bereaved
JOHN, a scholar of the old Academy of Eton
and then a student admitted to King’s College, Cambridge
at the same time from school and from life removed
to even older heaven
Within a very few days after the son died, the father became ill
his death following soon after
Alas the changes in his dying son
overwhelmed him
(whose bones by his request are deposited in the church of Elstree, Hertfordshire
to lie with his ancestor’s remains)
Now after a year has elapsed JULIANA, daughter and sister
who combined the most elegant and disciplined behaviour
the same like her father and brother died
of the disease
Dear image of the dead
to the living an example
a sign
of such great and unexpected calamities to one house
brought by smallpox
JOHN died 18th October 1723 aged 19
JULIANA died 8th December 1724 aged 24
Their grieving brother carried out these funeral rites.
Inscribed on the back panel of a fixed carved seat
In memory of the Rev.
JOHN HARRIES THOMAS, Vicar of this church
1860 – 1896
Erected in accordance with the will and
bequest of his son Mr. OLDFIELD THOMAS.
Large tablet with columns and a pediment, and a winged cherub beneath
Near this Place lyes the Body of
SAMUEL NICOLL late of Uxbridge Comon Esq. He
married SARAH Relict of GEORGE NEWDEGATE
Esq. of the same Place, & Heiress of GODMAN JENKYN
Esq. of Harpenden in the County of Hertford, by whom
He had no Issue, & survived his Parents
one Brother, & three Sisters, who lye Buried with their
Mother in this Chancel
their Father at Elstree in Hertfordshire
He was brought up to the Profession of the Law
which He practised with great Integrity and Judgment
& when He declined Business, He made Use of those
excellent Talents which He was endued with
in reconciling Differences, & putting and End to Disputes
amongst his Friends & Acquaintance
He was an affectionate Husband
a kind Patron & Benefactor to all his Dependants
an usefull Member of Society
& a steady & sincere Friend
He died the 7th of October 1758 Aged 53 years
To whose Memory this Monument
was erected by his Disconsolate Widow.
Brass plate on front left of the organ
To the glory of God and in loving memory
of JOHN GARRATT of Bishop’s Court who
loved this place where God’s honour dwelleth
This organ was completed by his sorrowing
widow Whitsuntide 1887.
Brass plate on front right of the organ
In loving and affectionate memory of
PETER DAVID BARBER 1935 – 2015
Organist and friend of this church
Presented in grateful appreciation
of his life and talent.
Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
Facing front:
2nd Lieutenant
Hon. CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P.
2nd Battn. Scots Guards
Killed in action October 5. 1915
at
Hulloch
“He greeted the unseen with a cheer”
“So he passed over, and the trumpets
sounded for him on the other side”.
Facing on one side:
He was
the eldest
son of the
2nd Baron
Hillingdon.
Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
CHARLES WILLIAM MILLS
2nd Baron Hillingdon
Born 26 Jan. 1855
Died 6 April 1919
“He liveth”.
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Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
Facing front:
2nd Lieutenant
Hon. CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P.
2nd Battn. Scots Guards
Killed in action October 5. 1915
at
Hulloch
“He greeted the unseen with a cheer”
“So he passed over, and the trumpets
sounded for him on the other side”.
Facing on one side:
He was
the eldest
son of the
2nd Baron
Hillingdon.
Brass plate with a decorated frame
In loving remembrance of
EMILY ELIZABETH MICKLETHWAIT
Born February 5th 1826, Died April 30th 1891
She was the eldest daughter of
Sir CHARLES and Lady MILLS of Hillingdon Court
beside which she rests in this Churchyard.
Stone in floor
Here Rests the Body of
JOHN PARSONS of this Town
And DANIEL his Son
the Son Dyed Novemb: 27: 1702
Aged 19 years
The Father Dyed May 19th 1703
Aged 48 years
Father & Son do thus together Lye
Let Young & Old pepare to Dye.
Stone in floor
To the memory
of MARGARET NICOLL
widow, relict of
SAM. NICOLL late of
this parish Esq: Dece’d
She died Nov. 23rd 1741
in the 71 year
of her age.
Decorated brass plate below stained glass window
This Window is placed here to the memory of Sir CHARLES MILLS Bart. Of Hillingdon Court
Born January 23rd 1792, Died October 4th 1872, by his Wife EMILY, Lady MILLS.
Brass plate
In loving memory of
Sir CHARLES COX, K.C.M.G.
3rd son of RICHARD HENRY COX of Hillingdon House
Born May 15 1810, Died July 12 1892
Also of his widow ELIZABETH RACHEL
daughter of W. NEWTON of Elveden Hall, Suffolk
Born Aug. 15
1812, Died April 10 1907
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord”.
Black stone in floor including three shields
Here lyeth interred the body of
ANNE, late wife of ROGER LUKYN
Gent: (sonne of ROBERT LUKYN, late
of Iselham in ye countie of Cam-
bridge Esq: deceased) and daughter
of JOHN PEERS Gent: sonne of HENRY
the sonne of JOHN PEERS late of
Arnolds Hall in Essex Esq: decea-
sed which ANNE dyed the 19th of
December Ao. 1643, Aetatis suae 25
Thou that canst love in heare of vertues life
Do but enquire the vertues of this wife
Vertues she had as much or more then many
In grace a graduate scarce short of any
Parents & husband, frends & all be mone
Their jewell lost nowe under this sad stone
Here also lyeth interred
the body of MARY LUKYN ye
daughter of the said ROGER
and ANNE who dyed ye 28th of
January 1643 Aged one yeare / and 7 moneths.
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At the base of the pulpit:
In Dei Gloriam MARY WALFORD abiit non obiit January 17 1894.
At ground level:
In affectionate remembrance from her br[other] EDWARD RUMSEY.
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Tablet with a floral frame and a coat of arms at the top above column
Neare this place Lyeth
the Body of MARY ye Daughter
of JOHN & MARY WALKER
of this Parish, who died
on the 30th of April / 1685.
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Near this place
Lyes Interr’d ye Body of
CHRISTOPHER, third Son
of Sir JOHN INGILBY of
Ripley in ye County of York
Bart. Who departed
this Life the 17th of
March 1712
Aged Seven weeks
and three day’s.
Bronze standing figure with with inscription below mounted on a wood panel
Here lieth buried the body of JOHN ATLEE who
was in office of the High Constable of Elthorne
Hundred 36 yeares and deceased the last day
of November Ano 1599. In the faith of Jesu Christ
by whose blood and passion I hope to be saved.
Inscribed on the back panel of a fixed carved seat
In memory of the Rev.
JOHN HARRIES THOMAS, Vicar of this church
1860 – 1896
Erected in accordance with the will and
bequest of his son Mr. OLDFIELD THOMAS.
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Facing front:
2nd Lieutenant
Hon. CHARLES THOMAS MILLS, M.P.
2nd Battn. Scots Guards
Killed in action October 5. 1915
at
Hulloch
“He greeted the unseen with a cheer”
“So he passed over, and the trumpets
sounded for him on the other side”.
Facing on one side:
He was
the eldest
son of the
2nd Baron
Hillingdon.
Brass plate with a decorated frame
In loving remembrance of
EMILY ELIZABETH MICKLETHWAIT
Born February 5th 1826, Died April 30th 1891
She was the eldest daughter of
Sir CHARLES and Lady MILLS of Hillingdon Court
beside which she rests in this Churchyard.
Decorated brass plate below stained glass window
This Window is placed here to the memory of Sir CHARLES MILLS Bart. Of Hillingdon Court
Born January 23rd 1792, Died October 4th 1872, by his Wife EMILY, Lady MILLS.
Brass plate
In loving memory of
Sir CHARLES COX, K.C.M.G.
3rd son of RICHARD HENRY COX of Hillingdon House
Born May 15 1810, Died July 12 1892
Also of his widow ELIZABETH RACHEL
daughter of W. NEWTON of Elveden Hall, Suffolk
Born Aug. 15
1812, Died April 10 1907
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord”.
Black stone in floor including three shields
Here lyeth interred the body of
ANNE, late wife of ROGER LUKYN
Gent: (sonne of ROBERT LUKYN, late
of Iselham in ye countie of Cam-
bridge Esq: deceased) and daughter
of JOHN PEERS Gent: sonne of HENRY
the sonne of JOHN PEERS late of
Arnolds Hall in Essex Esq: decea-
sed which ANNE dyed the 19th of
December Ao. 1643, Aetatis suae 25
Thou that canst love in heare of vertues life
Do but enquire the vertues of this wife
Vertues she had as much or more then many
In grace a graduate scarce short of any
Parents & husband, frends & all be mone
Their jewell lost nowe under this sad stone
Here also lyeth interred
the body of MARY LUKYN ye
daughter of the said ROGER
and ANNE who dyed ye 28th of
January 1643 Aged one yeare / and 7 moneths.
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At the base of the pulpit:
In Dei Gloriam MARY WALFORD abiit non obiit January 17 1894.
At ground level:
In affectionate remembrance from her br[other] EDWARD RUMSEY.
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Tablet with a floral frame and a coat of arms at the top above column
Neare this place Lyeth
the Body of MARY ye Daughter
of JOHN & MARY WALKER
of this Parish, who died
on the 30th of April / 1685.
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Near this place
Lyes Interr’d ye Body of
CHRISTOPHER, third Son
of Sir JOHN INGILBY of
Ripley in ye County of York
Bart. Who departed
this Life the 17th of
March 1712
Aged Seven weeks
and three day’s.
Bronze standing figure with with inscription below mounted on a wood panel
Here lieth buried the body of JOHN ATLEE who
was in office of the High Constable of Elthorne
Hundred 36 yeares and deceased the last day
of November Ano 1599. In the faith of Jesu Christ
by whose blood and passion I hope to be saved.
Inscribed on the back panel of a fixed carved seat
In memory of the Rev.
JOHN HARRIES THOMAS, Vicar of this church
1860 – 1896
Erected in accordance with the will and
bequest of his son Mr. OLDFIELD THOMAS.
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Sacred to the Memory of the Honble. Colonel
FRANCIS ALEXANDER
Whose excellent Endowments will never suffer him
to die with those who had the happiness to know him
He was a Person possessed of all those good quality’s
Which create and continue Love and esteem
Of great Probity & simplicity of manners
Polite in his Address and Behaviour
Gracefull in his Person
Chearfull inoffensive and Prudent in his conversation
A good judge, and a great example of Decency
A faithfull steddy, usefull Friend
an affectionate Husband
a kind Master
Hospitable, Bounteous, Generous to all
Without injustice to any
Of great Fortitude in all it’s branches
Brave without Noise or Brutality
Patient without meanness or Dejection
Resigned in every circumstance of life
To the will of God according to the Gospell
of Christ Jesus
In whome a lone he trusted for salvation
Under whose Banner he was lifted at his Baptism
And whose cause he was neither asham’d
Nor affraid to one in an age
of great Scepticism Profaness
and Infidelity
He was born March the 24th 1677, was Married
July the 7th 1713 to CATHERINE NEWTON Daughter of
Sir HENRY NEWTON Kt. and died the 24th of Feb. 1722.
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Stone in floor
Here Rests the Body of
JOHN PARSONS of this Town
And DANIEL his Son
the Son Dyed Novemb: 27: 1702
Aged 19 years
The Father Dyed May 19th 1703
Aged 48 years
Father & Son do thus together Lye
Let Young & Old pepare to Dye.
Stone in floor
To the memory
of MARGARET NICOLL
widow, relict of
SAM. NICOLL late of
this parish Esq: Dece’d
She died Nov. 23rd 1741
in the 71 year
of her age.
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Dedicated to JOHN SHEPHERD
1917 – 2003
Life long service to God
and the community of St John’s
Also his devoted wife
FLORENCE MARJORIE SHEPHERD
1905 – 1994.
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To the Memory of SARAH FRANCES FORD
who lies buried in this Church Yard
she was the Daughter of HUGH JOSIAH HANSARD
(late of this Parish)
and wife of EDWARD FORD Surgeon, in London
by whom this Tablet is gratefully inscribed
Ye walls rever’d within whose hallow’d dome
The bride was led in youth and beaty’s bloom
Too soon succeeded to that bride ye gave
A mournful husband and an early grave
Yet not in vain she liv’d whose short spun life
Prov’d the good daughter and the tender wife
The Mothers cares just opening in her breast
The Mothers love two prattling babes confest
Rack’d by disease, religion’s sovereign pow’r
Sooth’d the sharp anguish of the lingering hour
Oh! that this frail memorial could impart
Such blest relief to each afflicted heart
she died June 23rd 1783 Aged 24 Years.
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RICHARD POPE of this Parish yoman
who dyed Nov. ye 16 Anno Dom
1651 Aetatis 34
he Left a widdow and one Daugh
ter and tho Dead yet lives in ye good
name he hath Left behind Sending
forth its Sweet Savour like a Precious
Oyntment
The Bodys sown in weaknes here to lye
Til mortal puts on Imortality
yet while ye Body is to worms a feast
His Spirit lives with God in Sweetest Rest
Here allso Lyeth ye Body
of Mrs SUSAN ATLEE wife of
RICHARD
POPE & Late wife of Mr. JOHN ATLEE
of Fordhook in ye Parish of Ealing
Middx She departed this life Aug.
28 1703 Aged 75.
Black stone in floor including three shields
Here lyeth interred the body of
ANNE, late wife of ROGER LUKYN
Gent: (sonne of ROBERT LUKYN, late
of Iselham in ye countie of Cam-
bridge Esq: deceased) and daughter
of JOHN PEERS Gent: sonne of HENRY
the sonne of JOHN PEERS late of
Arnolds Hall in Essex Esq: decea-
sed which ANNE dyed the 19th of
December Ao. 1643, Aetatis suae 25
Thou that canst love in heare of vertues life
Do but enquire the vertues of this wife
Vertues she had as much or more then many
In grace a graduate scarce short of any
Parents & husband, frends & all be mone
Their jewell lost nowe under this sad stone
Here also lyeth interred
the body of MARY LUKYN ye
daughter of the said ROGER
and ANNE who dyed ye 28th of
January 1643 Aged one yeare / and 7 moneths.
Tablet with a floral frame and a coat of arms at the top above column
Neare this place Lyeth
the Body of MARY ye Daughter
of JOHN & MARY WALKER
of this Parish, who died
on the 30th of April / 1685.
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Here layeth the Body
of Mr. FRANCIS GODBY
late of the Strand London
who departed this Life
December the 15th
in the Year of our Lord 1770
Aged 54 Years
Also Mrs: ELIZABETH GODBY
Relict of the above
died 24th: of September 1779
Aged 50 Years.
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Main tablet:
Sacred to the memory of
Captn. GEORGE DALTON, R.E.
4th son of the late Colonel DALTON
of Sleningford Park, Yorkshire
and Pillingham Castle, Lincolnshire
He died at Hayes
June 10th 1854, aged 60 years
His remains are interred in this churchyard
This tablet is erected by his
affectionate widow.
Written large across the bottom:
Patientia Victrix.
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Sacred to the Memory of the Honble. Colonel
FRANCIS ALEXANDER
Whose excellent Endowments will never suffer him
to die with those who had the happiness to know him
He was a Person possessed of all those good quality’s
Which create and continue Love and esteem
Of great Probity & simplicity of manners
Polite in his Address and Behaviour
Gracefull in his Person
Chearfull inoffensive and Prudent in his conversation
A good judge, and a great example of Decency
A faithfull steddy, usefull Friend
an affectionate Husband
a kind Master
Hospitable, Bounteous, Generous to all
Without injustice to any
Of great Fortitude in all it’s branches
Brave without Noise or Brutality
Patient without meanness or Dejection
Resigned in every circumstance of life
To the will of God according to the Gospell
of Christ Jesus
In whome a lone he trusted for salvation
Under whose Banner he was lifted at his Baptism
And whose cause he was neither asham’d
Nor affraid to one in an age
of great Scepticism Profaness
and Infidelity
He was born March the 24th 1677, was Married
July the 7th 1713 to CATHERINE NEWTON Daughter of
Sir HENRY NEWTON Kt. and died the 24th of Feb. 1722.
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Here Rests the Body of
JOHN PARSONS of this Town
And DANIEL his Son
the Son Dyed Novemb: 27: 1702
Aged 19 years
The Father Dyed May 19th 1703
Aged 48 years
Father & Son do thus together Lye
Let Young & Old pepare to Dye.
Stone in floor
To the memory
of MARGARET NICOLL
widow, relict of
SAM. NICOLL late of
this parish Esq: Dece’d
She died Nov. 23rd 1741
in the 71 year
of her age.
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To the Glory of God and to the memory of RICHARD CROFT, Vicar of the
parish of St. John the Baptist Hillingdon 1856 – 1869 during which time
the Churches of S. Andrew and S. Matthew were built
He died aged 60 Feb. 17 1869.
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To the Memory of SARAH FRANCES FORD
who lies buried in this Church Yard
she was the Daughter of HUGH JOSIAH HANSARD
(late of this Parish)
and wife of EDWARD FORD Surgeon, in London
by whom this Tablet is gratefully inscribed
Ye walls rever’d within whose hallow’d dome
The bride was led in youth and beaty’s bloom
Too soon succeeded to that bride ye gave
A mournful husband and an early grave
Yet not in vain she liv’d whose short spun life
Prov’d the good daughter and the tender wife
The Mothers cares just opening in her breast
The Mothers love two prattling babes confest
Rack’d by disease, religion’s sovereign pow’r
Sooth’d the sharp anguish of the lingering hour
Oh! that this frail memorial could impart
Such blest relief to each afflicted heart
she died June 23rd 1783 Aged 24 Years.
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RICHARD POPE of this Parish yoman
who dyed Nov. ye 16 Anno Dom
1651 Aetatis 34
he Left a widdow and one Daugh
ter and tho Dead yet lives in ye good
name he hath Left behind Sending
forth its Sweet Savour like a Precious
Oyntment
The Bodys sown in weaknes here to lye
Til mortal puts on Imortality
yet while ye Body is to worms a feast
His Spirit lives with God in Sweetest Rest
Here allso Lyeth ye Body
of Mrs SUSAN ATLEE wife of
RICHARD
POPE & Late wife of Mr. JOHN ATLEE
of Fordhook in ye Parish of Ealing
Middx She departed this life Aug.
28 1703 Aged 75.
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Mr. JOHN MIST
late of this Parish Died the 15th
of April 1737 Aged 46 Years
and Also
ELISABETH the Wife of the Said
JOHN MIST who died the 25th of
Jan. 1741 Aged 54 Years.
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Here layeth the Body
of Mr. FRANCIS GODBY
late of the Strand London
who departed this Life
December the 15th
in the Year of our Lord 1770
Aged 54 Years
Also Mrs: ELIZABETH GODBY
Relict of the above
died 24th: of September 1779
Aged 50 Years.
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Main tablet:
Sacred to the memory of
Captn. GEORGE DALTON, R.E.
4th son of the late Colonel DALTON
of Sleningford Park, Yorkshire
and Pillingham Castle, Lincolnshire
He died at Hayes
June 10th 1854, aged 60 years
His remains are interred in this churchyard
This tablet is erected by his
affectionate widow.
Written large across the bottom:
Patientia Victrix.
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D.O.M.
In spem Resurrectionis
Heere lieth the bodie of THO: HARBIE of
Adston in the countie of Northhampton Esq.
Who lived worthelie and lived died religiouslie
Having beene the loving husband of three wives
1 ALICE daughter of JOHN FOXE of
Beuford in the countie of Oxford
2 MARGARET daughter of – – – – – MALIN
Citizen of London
3 And KATHARINE daughter of CLEMENT THROKMORTON of Haseley in the countie
of Warw. Esq. and KATHARINE NEVILL his
Wife, sister to the Ld. Abergavenny
By whom he had yssue (after 50 yeares of age)
sixe sonnes Viz.
RICHARD, FRAN: CLEMENT, JOB: ERASMUS, & EDWARD
And five daughtes Viz.
KATHARINE: SUSAN: ANN: MARIE and EMM
obiit 1st Junii 1592, Aetatis suae 64
For the continuance of whose good Memorie
And a testimonie of their owne dutifull respectes
His three yonger sonnes CLEMENT: JOB: & ERASMUS
Erected this Remembrance Anno 1623.
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Sacred to the Memory of the Honble. Colonel
FRANCIS ALEXANDER
Whose excellent Endowments will never suffer him
to die with those who had the happiness to know him
He was a Person possessed of all those good quality’s
Which create and continue Love and esteem
Of great Probity & simplicity of manners
Polite in his Address and Behaviour
Gracefull in his Person
Chearfull inoffensive and Prudent in his conversation
A good judge, and a great example of Decency
A faithfull steddy, usefull Friend
an affectionate Husband
a kind Master
Hospitable, Bounteous, Generous to all
Without injustice to any
Of great Fortitude in all it’s branches
Brave without Noise or Brutality
Patient without meanness or Dejection
Resigned in every circumstance of life
To the will of God according to the Gospell
of Christ Jesus
In whome a lone he trusted for salvation
Under whose Banner he was lifted at his Baptism
And whose cause he was neither asham’d
Nor affraid to one in an age
of great Scepticism Profaness
and Infidelity
He was born March the 24th 1677, was Married
July the 7th 1713 to CATHERINE NEWTON Daughter of
Sir HENRY NEWTON Kt. and died the 24th of Feb. 1722.
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Small copper plate on the base of the font
This Font was Restored in 1955 in Memory of
ANDREW LESTER McALLISTER
who gave his life in the World War 1939 – 1945.
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Brass plate beneath stained glass window
To the Glory of God and to the memory of RICHARD CROFT, Vicar of the
parish of St. John the Baptist Hillingdon 1856 – 1869 during which time
the Churches of S. Andrew and S. Matthew were built
He died aged 60 Feb. 17 1869.
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A seated woman holding an effigy of a man’s head before an obelisc and above a tablet
To the Memory of
THOMAS LANE Esq.
younger brother of a respectable family
many years resident at Cowley Grove in this parish
who
having acquired a fortune by constant application
and unspotted integrity in business
retired
and spent the remainder of his life doing good
This monument was erected by his grateful nephew
The Revd. RICHARD HARINGTON.
Around the effigy: An honest Man is the noblest Work of God.
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Black stone in floor
[The start of the inscription is now tiled over]
RICHARD POPE of this Parish yoman
who dyed Nov. ye 16 Anno Dom
1651 Aetatis 34
he Left a widdow and one Daugh
ter and tho Dead yet lives in ye good
name he hath Left behind Sending
forth its Sweet Savour like a Precious
Oyntment
The Bodys sown in weaknes here to lye
Til mortal puts on Imortality
yet while ye Body is to worms a feast
His Spirit lives with God in Sweetest Rest
Here allso Lyeth ye Body
of Mrs SUSAN ATLEE wife of
RICHARD
POPE & Late wife of Mr. JOHN ATLEE
of Fordhook in ye Parish of Ealing
Middx She departed this life Aug.
28 1703 Aged 75.
Oval tablet within columns and beneath a pediment
To the Memory
Of WILLIAM TATTON Esq.
Lieut. General of his Majesty’s Forces
Colonel of a Regiment of Foot
Governour of Gravesend & Tilbury Fort
who died June 11th MDCCXXXVI
Aged LXXVII
And in a Vault near this Spot, are deposited the Remains
of the Honourable ELIZABETH FLOWER
who departed this Life on the 8th of March 1813
Aged 72 Years
She was the eldest Daughter of the
first HENRY Lord Viscount ASHBROOK, of the Kingdom of Ireland
and Grand daughter of Lieutenant General TATTON
The unexampled Suavity of her Disposition, her mild gentle
and unaffected Manners, preserved uninterrupted
the Friendships of her early Years
Such amiable Qualities united to a virtuous and
exemplary Conduct caused her Loss to be
sincerely regretted by her Relatives and Friends
But by none more than her affectionate Neice
the Honourable CAROLINE FLOWER
who dedicates this Inscription as a Memorial
of Regard to her beloved and
respected Aunt.
Inscribed on the stone beneath a stained glass window
To the Glory of God
and to the blessed memory of
FRANCIS JOHN OLDFIELD THOMAS, Commander R.N.
at rest May 24 1886, aged 33 years
When thou passest through the waters I will be with thee.
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Tablet framed by mottled marble columns and decorated pediment
Mr. JOHN MIST
late of this Parish Died the 15th
of April 1737 Aged 46 Years
and Also
ELISABETH the Wife of the Said
JOHN MIST who died the 25th of
Jan. 1741 Aged 54 Years.
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Black tablet framed by columns with a coat of arms at the top and a winged cherub beneath
Here lyeth the Body
of JOHN WALKER, of Little London
in this Parish, Esq: who departed
this life the 12th Day of April
1715, Aged 63. He married ELIZABETH
the Daughter
of Sir WILLIAM CLERKE, of
Shabbington, in the County
of Bucks, Bart. By whome he had
Issue one Son & Four Daughters
all Liveing at his Death
Here also Lyeth the Body
of ELIZth. WALKER, Relict of the
above Sd: JOHN WALKER Esq: who
Departed this life Sept: 29th: 1734
JOHN WALKER Esq: his only
Son Dyed the 10th:
of September, 1715, Aged 21
and is also Interred here.
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Sacred to the memory of
Captn. GEORGE DALTON, R.E.
4th son of the late Colonel DALTON
of Sleningford Park, Yorkshire
and Pillingham Castle, Lincolnshire
He died at Hayes
June 10th 1854, aged 60 years
His remains are interred in this churchyard
This tablet is erected by his
affectionate widow.
Written large across the bottom:
Patientia Victrix.
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Tablet within a large rose marble frame decorated with several coats of arms
D.O.M.
In spem Resurrectionis
Heere lieth the bodie of THO: HARBIE of
Adston in the countie of Northhampton Esq.
Who lived worthelie and lived died religiouslie
Having beene the loving husband of three wives
1 ALICE daughter of JOHN FOXE of
Beuford in the countie of Oxford
2 MARGARET daughter of – – – – – MALIN
Citizen of London
3 And KATHARINE daughter of CLEMENT THROKMORTON of Haseley in the countie
of Warw. Esq. and KATHARINE NEVILL his
Wife, sister to the Ld. Abergavenny
By whom he had yssue (after 50 yeares of age)
sixe sonnes Viz.
RICHARD, FRAN: CLEMENT, JOB: ERASMUS, & EDWARD
And five daughtes Viz.
KATHARINE: SUSAN: ANN: MARIE and EMM
obiit 1st Junii 1592, Aetatis suae 64
For the continuance of whose good Memorie
And a testimonie of their owne dutifull respectes
His three yonger sonnes CLEMENT: JOB: & ERASMUS
Erected this Remembrance Anno 1623.
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Oval tablet within columns and beneath a pediment
To the Memory
Of WILLIAM TATTON Esq.
Lieut. General of his Majesty’s Forces
Colonel of a Regiment of Foot
Governour of Gravesend & Tilbury Fort
who died June 11th MDCCXXXVI
Aged LXXVII
And in a Vault near this Spot, are deposited the Remains
of the Honourable ELIZABETH FLOWER
who departed this Life on the 8th of March 1813
Aged 72 Years
She was the eldest Daughter of the
first HENRY Lord Viscount ASHBROOK, of the Kingdom of Ireland
and Grand daughter of Lieutenant General TATTON
The unexampled Suavity of her Disposition, her mild gentle
and unaffected Manners, preserved uninterrupted
the Friendships of her early Years
Such amiable Qualities united to a virtuous and
exemplary Conduct caused her Loss to be
sincerely regretted by her Relatives and Friends
But by none more than her affectionate Neice
the Honourable CAROLINE FLOWER
who dedicates this Inscription as a Memorial
of Regard to her beloved and
respected Aunt.
Inscribed on the stone beneath a stained glass window
To the Glory of God
and to the blessed memory of
FRANCIS JOHN OLDFIELD THOMAS, Commander R.N.
at rest May 24 1886, aged 33 years
When thou passest through the waters I will be with thee.
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Tablet framed by mottled marble columns and decorated pediment
Mr. JOHN MIST
late of this Parish Died the 15th
of April 1737 Aged 46 Years
and Also
ELISABETH the Wife of the Said
JOHN MIST who died the 25th of
Jan. 1741 Aged 54 Years.
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Black tablet framed by columns with a coat of arms at the top and a winged cherub beneath
Here lyeth the Body
of JOHN WALKER, of Little London
in this Parish, Esq: who departed
this life the 12th Day of April
1715, Aged 63. He married ELIZABETH
the Daughter
of Sir WILLIAM CLERKE, of
Shabbington, in the County
of Bucks, Bart. By whome he had
Issue one Son & Four Daughters
all Liveing at his Death
Here also Lyeth the Body
of ELIZth. WALKER, Relict of the
above Sd: JOHN WALKER Esq: who
Departed this life Sept: 29th: 1734
JOHN WALKER Esq: his only
Son Dyed the 10th:
of September, 1715, Aged 21
and is also Interred here.
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Marble tablet shaped as a sarcophagus with a black surround
Sacred
to the memory of
Sir WILLIAM SALTONSTALL WISEMAN, Bart.
a Captn. in the Royal Navy
who departed this life July 1st 1845
aged 62 years
Also of ELIZABETH, Dowager Lady WISEMAN
relict of the above; who departed this life
October 27th 1862, aged 74 years.
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A large urn on a dark grey surround
Sacred
to the Memory
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of Hillingdon
who died 9. April. 1801
Aged 78.
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In memory of
Private A. KIRBY
XII Royal Lancers
who gave his life for his Country
in South Africa
on June 5th 1900
Erected by the XII Royal Lancers
Past and Present.
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Large memorial consisting of a tablet within a portico and coat of arms beneath
Nigh to this Place lies Interred the Body of
GEORGE NEWDEGATE
late of this Parish Esq. descended of the Ancient
Family of Sir RICHARD NEWDEGATE Bart: Serjeant at
Law; He married SARAH the only daughter of GODMAN
JENKYN of Harpenden in the County of Hertford Esq: by
whom he had four Sons (viz) ROBERT, JENKYN, JENKYN,
and JOHN, and two daughters, SARAH and JULIANA, of all
which children, one only survived him (viz) the last named
JENKYN, all his other Issue dying before him as may be
seen in the near adjoyning Monument
The Deceased may be said without Flattery, to
have been an Endearing Husband, a Tender
Parent, a Beneficent Neighbour, and a Generous
Friend; Charitanle without Ostentation, Hospitable
without Grudging; And a Loving Son to his
Mother the Church of England as by Law Esta-
blished. He departed this life the first day
of June 1735 in the 47th year of his Age
To Preserve the Memory of her dear Husband
his surviving Widow caused this Monument
at her own Expence to be Erected.
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Epitaphium
ANNE WILLSON
Quoe
An erthly lyffe with erth, on erth, nott ledd in erthly wyse
Now erth in erth doth lye a heape, till erth frome erth aryse
Nott soule, but corps dyd yeld, to death: with deadly fury past
Eternal lyffe the sowle enjoyes, and fame in death doth laste
What parent or what place of byrth MYLES WILSON, brystoll Towne
In plesaunt place from worships race descend the daughter downe
Lett place gyve place let parent passe: go fame whilest brith is riffe
Sownd once agayne thy troumpe of prayse: comend her godly lyffe
Oh prayses yeld, for death and lyffe of her that lyves by fame
Now skyes the soule the grave ye corps, this stone conteyns her name
Obiit 13 November
1569.
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In loving memory of
ARTHUR WILLIAM GIBBS
01.03.1923 – 16.12.2011
Donated by JAMES, RON and DAWN GIBBS.
Large tablet with columns and a pediment, and a coat of arms at the top
Here
Lies the Body of ROBERT BEALE Esq.
Barrister at Law of Grays Inn, & late of this ParishAnd also of MARGARET his Wife
Daughter of GEORGE NUTT Citizn. Of Londn.
Who died Dec: 25: 1711, aged 75
By whom He had Issue one Son, who died in his Infancy
And twelve Daughters, five only of which survived Him
His sound judgement. & approv’d Integrity
Made Him generally applyed to by his Neighbours & Acquaintance
In the practice of his Profession
Which He endeavoured to reduce to that better Part
Of making Peace & composing Diffeences
He was a kind & affectionate Husband
A provident & tender Father
A steddy & sincere Friend
An Hospitable & agreeable Neighbour
Constant & uniform in his Devotion towards God
Loyal to his Prince
Liberal to the Poor
He died much lamented by all that knew Him
July 18: 1717 in the 79th year of his Age
JULIANA NEWDEGATE Eldest Daughter of
the abovenamed ROBERT BEALE Esq. &
Relict of ROBt: NEWDEGATE of this Parish
Esq: in Memory to her beloved Parents
Caused this Monument to be Erected
Also Near this Place Lies Interred five Children
of GEO: NEWDEGATE Esq: & of SARAH his Wife
Viz:
JULIANA Died Sept: ye 12: 1720 Aged 2 Years
JENKYN Died Feb: ye 28: 1720 Aged 2 Days
JOHN Died March ye 30: 1726 Aged 8 months
SARAH Died Sept: ye 28: 1730 Aged 13 Years
ROBt: Died Sept: ye 5: 1733 Aged 17 Years
Also Near this Place lyes Interred JULIANA
NEWDEGATE, Youngest Daughter of the
Abovenamed ROBt. & JULIANA NEWDEGATE
who Died an Infant.
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Tablet with a coat of arms below and a pediment above
Here Lieth the Body of Mrs: CATHERINE BARRADALL
Relict of HENRY BARRADALL Esq. of little Hillington
who was here interred, & Daughter of ROBERT NEWDEGATE
Esq: of Uxbridge Common, & JULIANA his Wife. She Died
May the 13th: 1757. In Expectation of the last Day
What sort of a Person She was, that Day will discover
This Monument was erected to her Memory by her Executor, &
the above Inscription wrote, by her own Direction.
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Tablet with coat of arms below and urn above with a dark surround
M.S.
JENKYN NEWDEGATE
Prolis ultimae GEORGII NEWDIDATE
Et SARAE Uxoris
Qui
In Collegium C.S. Trinitatis
Apud Oxoniensis
Vix dum admissus
Maligno Variolum Morbo ingruente
E vita migravit
Charae Matris et amicorum Maerentium
Desiderium heu! ineffabile
Obiit 8 Junii 1740 Aetat 18.
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Bronze plate mounted on wood with coat of arms at the top
Here lyeth buried the bodie of WILLIAM GOMSALL
late Cittizen and Iremonger of London whoe
changed this mortal lyffe the first day of Julie
in the yere of our Lord God 1597, in full and pfect
hope of a joyfull resurrection, and left behinde
him one sonne and two daughters.
Tablet between columns beneath a pediment
Near this Place lieth the Body of
Mrs. SARAH NICOLL
Daughter of GODMAN JENKYN Esq:
of Harpenden in the County of Hertford
Her First Husband was GEORGE NEWDEGATE Esq.
and Her Second SAMUEL NICOLL Esq.
Both being Grand-sons
of the late ROBERT BEALE Esq.
and all of them of this Parish
She survived Both Her Husbands
and died on the 16th day of January 1766
In the 80th Year of Her Age
Her Cousin JOHN OSBORN Esq. of
St: Albans, Caused this Monument to be erected
as a lasting Testimony
of His love & Gratitude to Her.
Brass relief carving on a slab of marble
The memorial does not have an inscription on it, but the following notice explains this memorial to the visitor:
“On the left is a memorial to JOHN, 8th Lord STRANGE, Baron of Knokyn (Shropshire), 1444 – 1479; and his wife JACQUETTA. She was the sister of ELIZABETH WOODVILLE, who was Queen of EDWARD IV & mother of the famous young ‘Princes in the Tower’. Their daughter JANE had a tomb made in 1509 for them in the chancel (near the altar), long since removed. This marble slab with brass memorial was originally the top of it, and when JANE was herself buried in it in 1513, her figure was added between theirs. Of all the brasses in this church this is the most famous, said to be the best of its kind in Greater London to survive from the medieval period.”
Small copper plate on the base of the font
This Font was Restored in 1955 in Memory of
ANDREW LESTER McALLISTER
who gave his life in the World War 1939 – 1945.
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Oval tablet with a dark surround above arch
To the memory
of the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
thirty three years
Vicar of this parish
amply fulfilling the duties
of his office
until prevented by age
and infirmities
He died June 4th 1810
aged 72 years
Behold an Israelite indeed
by whom no guile.
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Tablet with a dark surround above column
To the memory of
ANNE JANE MILLS late wife of
the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
Vicar of this parish
who after a thruly usefull and pious life
died March 19th 1808
in the 58th year of her age
Lamented by all who knew her worth
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their Labours; and their Works do follow them”.
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In this Church
are deposited the Remains of
MARY STAUNTON
Relict of THOMAS STAUNTON Esquire
of Sibton Park, Suffolk
She died in Welbeck Street
on the 22nd of February 1819
Aged 65 Years.
Oval tablet with shield below and crest above and a dark surround over column
Tablet:
Beneath
the Opposite Pew Lieth
the Body of MARY the Wife
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of this Parish who died May 2nd
1799, Aged 64.
Motto beneath shield:
Aut nunquam tentes, aut perfice.
Note: The Latin motto translates to: Either do it perfectly or do not attempt it at all.
Stone in floor
[Only two lines remain visible on the stone]
The [ ]ains of
RICHARD HEMING Esq.
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A large urn on a dark grey surround
Sacred
to the Memory
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of Hillingdon
who died 9. April. 1801
Aged 78.
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Small tablet near CH39 which does not appear in the 2019 survey document.
Carolina Walker
Youngeft Daughter
of JOHN WALKER Efq
and ELIZ: his Wife
died ye 18 of October
‘1723
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Urn: S.M.
ANN
Relict of G: HEMING Esq.
Obiit 9th June 1818
Aet 68. Tablet: Sacred to the Memory of
GEORGE HEMING Esq.
of Stanmore, Middlesex
Son of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
late of this Parish
who died the 15th of April 1807
Aged 58.
Brass plate
In memory of
Private A. KIRBY
XII Royal Lancers
who gave his life for his Country
in South Africa
on June 5th 1900
Erected by the XII Royal Lancers
Past and Present.
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Large memorial consisting of a tablet within a portico and coat of arms beneath
Nigh to this Place lies Interred the Body of
GEORGE NEWDEGATE
late of this Parish Esq. descended of the Ancient
Family of Sir RICHARD NEWDEGATE Bart: Serjeant at
Law; He married SARAH the only daughter of GODMAN
JENKYN of Harpenden in the County of Hertford Esq: by
whom he had four Sons (viz) ROBERT, JENKYN, JENKYN,
and JOHN, and two daughters, SARAH and JULIANA, of all
which children, one only survived him (viz) the last named
JENKYN, all his other Issue dying before him as may be
seen in the near adjoyning Monument
The Deceased may be said without Flattery, to
have been an Endearing Husband, a Tender
Parent, a Beneficent Neighbour, and a Generous
Friend; Charitanle without Ostentation, Hospitable
without Grudging; And a Loving Son to his
Mother the Church of England as by Law Esta-
blished. He departed this life the first day
of June 1735 in the 47th year of his Age
To Preserve the Memory of her dear Husband
his surviving Widow caused this Monument
at her own Expence to be Erected.
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Epitaphium
ANNE WILLSON
Quoe
An erthly lyffe with erth, on erth, nott ledd in erthly wyse
Now erth in erth doth lye a heape, till erth frome erth aryse
Nott soule, but corps dyd yeld, to death: with deadly fury past
Eternal lyffe the sowle enjoyes, and fame in death doth laste
What parent or what place of byrth MYLES WILSON, brystoll Towne
In plesaunt place from worships race descend the daughter downe
Lett place gyve place let parent passe: go fame whilest brith is riffe
Sownd once agayne thy troumpe of prayse: comend her godly lyffe
Oh prayses yeld, for death and lyffe of her that lyves by fame
Now skyes the soule the grave ye corps, this stone conteyns her name
Obiit 13 November
1569.
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Large tablet with columns and a pediment, and a coat of arms at the top
Here
Lies the Body of ROBERT BEALE Esq.
Barrister at Law of Grays Inn, & late of this ParishAnd also of MARGARET his Wife
Daughter of GEORGE NUTT Citizn. Of Londn.
Who died Dec: 25: 1711, aged 75
By whom He had Issue one Son, who died in his Infancy
And twelve Daughters, five only of which survived Him
His sound judgement. & approv’d Integrity
Made Him generally applyed to by his Neighbours & Acquaintance
In the practice of his Profession
Which He endeavoured to reduce to that better Part
Of making Peace & composing Diffeences
He was a kind & affectionate Husband
A provident & tender Father
A steddy & sincere Friend
An Hospitable & agreeable Neighbour
Constant & uniform in his Devotion towards God
Loyal to his Prince
Liberal to the Poor
He died much lamented by all that knew Him
July 18: 1717 in the 79th year of his Age
JULIANA NEWDEGATE Eldest Daughter of
the abovenamed ROBERT BEALE Esq. &
Relict of ROBt: NEWDEGATE of this Parish
Esq: in Memory to her beloved Parents
Caused this Monument to be Erected
Also Near this Place Lies Interred five Children
of GEO: NEWDEGATE Esq: & of SARAH his Wife
Viz:
JULIANA Died Sept: ye 12: 1720 Aged 2 Years
JENKYN Died Feb: ye 28: 1720 Aged 2 Days
JOHN Died March ye 30: 1726 Aged 8 months
SARAH Died Sept: ye 28: 1730 Aged 13 Years
ROBt: Died Sept: ye 5: 1733 Aged 17 Years
Also Near this Place lyes Interred JULIANA
NEWDEGATE, Youngest Daughter of the
Abovenamed ROBt. & JULIANA NEWDEGATE
who Died an Infant.
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Here Lieth the Body of Mrs: CATHERINE BARRADALL
Relict of HENRY BARRADALL Esq. of little Hillington
who was here interred, & Daughter of ROBERT NEWDEGATE
Esq: of Uxbridge Common, & JULIANA his Wife. She Died
May the 13th: 1757. In Expectation of the last Day
What sort of a Person She was, that Day will discover
This Monument was erected to her Memory by her Executor, &
the above Inscription wrote, by her own Direction.
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M.S.
JENKYN NEWDEGATE
Prolis ultimae GEORGII NEWDIDATE
Et SARAE Uxoris
Qui
In Collegium C.S. Trinitatis
Apud Oxoniensis
Vix dum admissus
Maligno Variolum Morbo ingruente
E vita migravit
Charae Matris et amicorum Maerentium
Desiderium heu! ineffabile
Obiit 8 Junii 1740 Aetat 18.
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Here lyeth buried the bodie of WILLIAM GOMSALL
late Cittizen and Iremonger of London whoe
changed this mortal lyffe the first day of Julie
in the yere of our Lord God 1597, in full and pfect
hope of a joyfull resurrection, and left behinde
him one sonne and two daughters.
Tablet between columns beneath a pediment
Near this Place lieth the Body of
Mrs. SARAH NICOLL
Daughter of GODMAN JENKYN Esq:
of Harpenden in the County of Hertford
Her First Husband was GEORGE NEWDEGATE Esq.
and Her Second SAMUEL NICOLL Esq.
Both being Grand-sons
of the late ROBERT BEALE Esq.
and all of them of this Parish
She survived Both Her Husbands
and died on the 16th day of January 1766
In the 80th Year of Her Age
Her Cousin JOHN OSBORN Esq. of
St: Albans, Caused this Monument to be erected
as a lasting Testimony
of His love & Gratitude to Her.
Brass relief carving on a slab of marble
The memorial does not have an inscription on it, but the following notice explains this memorial to the visitor:
“On the left is a memorial to JOHN, 8th Lord STRANGE, Baron of Knokyn (Shropshire), 1444 – 1479; and his wife JACQUETTA. She was the sister of ELIZABETH WOODVILLE, who was Queen of EDWARD IV & mother of the famous young ‘Princes in the Tower’. Their daughter JANE had a tomb made in 1509 for them in the chancel (near the altar), long since removed. This marble slab with brass memorial was originally the top of it, and when JANE was herself buried in it in 1513, her figure was added between theirs. Of all the brasses in this church this is the most famous, said to be the best of its kind in Greater London to survive from the medieval period.”
Oval tablet with a dark surround above arch
To the memory
of the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
thirty three years
Vicar of this parish
amply fulfilling the duties
of his office
until prevented by age
and infirmities
He died June 4th 1810
aged 72 years
Behold an Israelite indeed
by whom no guile.
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To the memory of
ANNE JANE MILLS late wife of
the Revd. THOMAS MILLS
Vicar of this parish
who after a thruly usefull and pious life
died March 19th 1808
in the 58th year of her age
Lamented by all who knew her worth
“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from
their Labours; and their Works do follow them”.
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Tablet with urn above on a black surround above column
Sacred to the Memory of
JOHN MAUD Esq. of Hillingdon
who Died May 15th 1820, Aged 65. Also of
ELIZABETH MAUD his Wife
who Died March 5th 1820, Aged 60.
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Oval tablet with a dark surround above column
In this Church
are deposited the Remains of
MARY STAUNTON
Relict of THOMAS STAUNTON Esquire
of Sibton Park, Suffolk
She died in Welbeck Street
on the 22nd of February 1819
Aged 65 Years.
Oval tablet with shield below and crest above and a dark surround over column
Tablet:
Beneath
the Opposite Pew Lieth
the Body of MARY the Wife
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of this Parish who died May 2nd
1799, Aged 64.
Motto beneath shield:
Aut nunquam tentes, aut perfice.
Note: The Latin motto translates to: Either do it perfectly or do not attempt it at all.
Stone in floor
[Only two lines remain visible on the stone]
The [ ]ains of
RICHARD HEMING Esq.
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Rose and pink marble pulpit
At the base of the pulpit:
In Dei Gloriam MARY WALFORD abiit non obiit January 17 1894.
At ground level:
In affectionate remembrance from her br[other] EDWARD RUMSEY.
CH35 – Rose and pink marble pulpit - for more information
Small brass plate on access door
EVELYN TINSLEY
1931 – 2017
Fondly remembered for her dedication to
St. John’s Flower Guild.
Large urn on a tablet with a dark surround
Urn: S.M.
ANN
Relict of G: HEMING Esq.
Obiit 9th June 1818
Aet 68. Tablet: Sacred to the Memory of
GEORGE HEMING Esq.
of Stanmore, Middlesex
Son of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
late of this Parish
who died the 15th of April 1807
Aged 58.
A large urn on a dark grey surround
Sacred
to the Memory
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of Hillingdon
who died 9. April. 1801
Aged 78.
CH40 – A large urn - for more information
Brass plate
In memory of
Private A. KIRBY
XII Royal Lancers
who gave his life for his Country
in South Africa
on June 5th 1900
Erected by the XII Royal Lancers
Past and Present.
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Large memorial consisting of a tablet within a portico and coat of arms beneath
Nigh to this Place lies Interred the Body of
GEORGE NEWDEGATE
late of this Parish Esq. descended of the Ancient
Family of Sir RICHARD NEWDEGATE Bart: Serjeant at
Law; He married SARAH the only daughter of GODMAN
JENKYN of Harpenden in the County of Hertford Esq: by
whom he had four Sons (viz) ROBERT, JENKYN, JENKYN,
and JOHN, and two daughters, SARAH and JULIANA, of all
which children, one only survived him (viz) the last named
JENKYN, all his other Issue dying before him as may be
seen in the near adjoyning Monument
The Deceased may be said without Flattery, to
have been an Endearing Husband, a Tender
Parent, a Beneficent Neighbour, and a Generous
Friend; Charitanle without Ostentation, Hospitable
without Grudging; And a Loving Son to his
Mother the Church of England as by Law Esta-
blished. He departed this life the first day
of June 1735 in the 47th year of his Age
To Preserve the Memory of her dear Husband
his surviving Widow caused this Monument
at her own Expence to be Erected.
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Bronze plate mounted on wood
Epitaphium
ANNE WILLSON
Quoe
An erthly lyffe with erth, on erth, nott ledd in erthly wyse
Now erth in erth doth lye a heape, till erth frome erth aryse
Nott soule, but corps dyd yeld, to death: with deadly fury past
Eternal lyffe the sowle enjoyes, and fame in death doth laste
What parent or what place of byrth MYLES WILSON, brystoll Towne
In plesaunt place from worships race descend the daughter downe
Lett place gyve place let parent passe: go fame whilest brith is riffe
Sownd once agayne thy troumpe of prayse: comend her godly lyffe
Oh prayses yeld, for death and lyffe of her that lyves by fame
Now skyes the soule the grave ye corps, this stone conteyns her name
Obiit 13 November
1569.
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Tablet with urn above on a black surround above column
Sacred to the Memory of
JOHN MAUD Esq. of Hillingdon
who Died May 15th 1820, Aged 65. Also of
ELIZABETH MAUD his Wife
who Died March 5th 1820, Aged 60.
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Tablet with a dark surround above arch
In a vault under the entrance
to the chancel are deposited the remains of
three old inhabitants of this parish
THOMAS HUSSEY Esq.
of Galtrim in the county of Meath
died on the 1st of Aril 1824
aged 79 years
Lady MARY HUSSEY his wife
died on the 25th of March 1840
aged 85 years
Lady KATHERINE WALPOLE her sister
died on the 2nd of July 1831
aged 81 years
They were the daughters of
HORATIO Earl of ORFORD
by RACHAEL daughter of WILLIAM
third Duke of Devonshire.
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Tablet in the form of a drape above column
Underneath Lyeth the
Body of ye Rt. Honble. Ye
Lady ANN SCOTT, second
Daughter to his Grace
the Duke of BUCCLEUCH
Born Nov. 16th 1724
Dyed July 15th 1737.
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Oval tablet with a dark surround above column
In this Church
are deposited the Remains of
MARY STAUNTON
Relict of THOMAS STAUNTON Esquire
of Sibton Park, Suffolk
She died in Welbeck Street
on the 22nd of February 1819
Aged 65 Years.
Oval tablet with shield below and crest above and a dark surround over column
Tablet:
Beneath
the Opposite Pew Lieth
the Body of MARY the Wife
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of this Parish who died May 2nd
1799, Aged 64.
Motto beneath shield:
Aut nunquam tentes, aut perfice.
Note: The Latin motto translates to: Either do it perfectly or do not attempt it at all.
Black stone in floor
Here Lies the Body of
HENRY SOMNER SEDLEY Esq.
of this Parish. He was Born in 1708
And Married to CATHARINE WEEDEN
Daughter of JOHN WEEDEN Esq.
of Uxbridge in 1729. He died July
the 7th 1755, Aged 47 Years.
Also the Body of CATHARINE
his Wife. She was Born Feb: ye 7th
1708 and Died April ye 7th 1747
Aged 39 Years.
Also the Body of Miss SARAH
Daughter of HENRY & CATHARINE
SEDLEY. She Died June ye 7th 1755
Aged 22 Years.
Small tablet near CH39 which does not appear in the 2019 survey document.
Carolina Walker
Youngeft Daughter
of JOHN WALKER Efq
and ELIZ: his Wife
died ye 18 of October
‘1723
CH35
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CH37
CH36
CH39
CH40
CH41
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CH58
CH59
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Rose and pink marble pulpit
At the base of the pulpit:
In Dei Gloriam MARY WALFORD abiit non obiit January 17 1894.
At ground level:
In affectionate remembrance from her br[other] EDWARD RUMSEY.
CH35 – Rose and pink marble pulpit - for more information
Small brass plate on access door
EVELYN TINSLEY
1931 – 2017
Fondly remembered for her dedication to
St. John’s Flower Guild.
Long brass plate beneath window sill
The three windows of this transept are dedicated to God & the Church in affectionate remembrance of
RICHARD HEMING of this parish Esquire, who deceased the 17th November 1852, HARRIETT his Wife
who deceased the 12th June 1845, & THOMAS JOHN HEMING their Son who deceased at Munich the 11th November 1836.
Long brass plate beneath window
To the Glory of God and in memory of the four daughters of the late RICHARD HEMING
who lived and died at the Manor House Hillingdon. MARY ANN HEMING d: July 12 1874
HARRIETT HEMING d: Sept: 22 1880. ELEANOR GERTRUDE HEMING d: April 11 1900. HENRIETTA JANE HEMING d: Nov: 27 1901
and of ANN their sister who also died there May 18 1888, Widow of JOHN GARRATT of Bishops Court Devon
This window was erected in place of the perished glass by Lt Colonel JOHN ARTHUR THOMAS GARRATT A:D: 1905.
Large urn on a tablet with a dark surround
Urn: S.M.
ANN
Relict of G: HEMING Esq.
Obiit 9th June 1818
Aet 68. Tablet: Sacred to the Memory of
GEORGE HEMING Esq.
of Stanmore, Middlesex
Son of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
late of this Parish
who died the 15th of April 1807
Aged 58.
A large urn on a dark grey surround
Sacred
to the Memory
of THOMAS HEMING Esq.
of Hillingdon
who died 9. April. 1801
Aged 78.
CH40 – A large urn - for more information
Brass plate
In memory of
Private A. KIRBY
XII Royal Lancers
who gave his life for his Country
in South Africa
on June 5th 1900
Erected by the XII Royal Lancers
Past and Present.
CH41 – Brass plate - for more information
Tablet with urn above on a black surround above column
Sacred to the Memory of
JOHN MAUD Esq. of Hillingdon
who Died May 15th 1820, Aged 65. Also of
ELIZABETH MAUD his Wife
who Died March 5th 1820, Aged 60.
CH57 – Tablet - for more information
Tablet with a dark surround above arch
In a vault under the entrance
to the chancel are deposited the remains of
three old inhabitants of this parish
THOMAS HUSSEY Esq.
of Galtrim in the county of Meath
died on the 1st of Aril 1824
aged 79 years
Lady MARY HUSSEY his wife
died on the 25th of March 1840
aged 85 years
Lady KATHERINE WALPOLE her sister
died on the 2nd of July 1831
aged 81 years
They were the daughters of
HORATIO Earl of ORFORD
by RACHAEL daughter of WILLIAM
third Duke of Devonshire.
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Tablet in the form of a drape above column
Underneath Lyeth the
Body of ye Rt. Honble. Ye
Lady ANN SCOTT, second
Daughter to his Grace
the Duke of BUCCLEUCH
Born Nov. 16th 1724
Dyed July 15th 1737.
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Marble tablet with gold lettering on church column
CHARLES WILLIAM MILLS
2nd Baron Hillingdon
Born 26 Jan. 1855
Died 6 April 1919
“He liveth”.
Oval tablet with a dark surround above column
In this Church
are deposited the Remains of
MARY STAUNTON
Relict of THOMAS STAUNTON Esquire
of Sibton Park, Suffolk
She died in Welbeck Street
on the 22nd of February 1819
Aged 65 Years.
Black stone in floor
Here Lies the Body of
HENRY SOMNER SEDLEY Esq.
of this Parish. He was Born in 1708
And Married to CATHARINE WEEDEN
Daughter of JOHN WEEDEN Esq.
of Uxbridge in 1729. He died July
the 7th 1755, Aged 47 Years.
Also the Body of CATHARINE
his Wife. She was Born Feb: ye 7th
1708 and Died April ye 7th 1747
Aged 39 Years.
Also the Body of Miss SARAH
Daughter of HENRY & CATHARINE
SEDLEY. She Died June ye 7th 1755
Aged 22 Years.
Small tablet near CH39 which does not appear in the 2019 survey document.
Carolina Walker
Youngeft Daughter
of JOHN WALKER Efq
and ELIZ: his Wife
died ye 18 of October
‘1723
CH35
CH38
CH37
CH36
CH59
CH65
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Rose and pink marble pulpit
At the base of the pulpit:
In Dei Gloriam MARY WALFORD abiit non obiit January 17 1894.
At ground level:
In affectionate remembrance from her br[other] EDWARD RUMSEY.
CH35 – Rose and pink marble pulpit - for more information
Small brass plate on access door
EVELYN TINSLEY
1931 – 2017
Fondly remembered for her dedication to
St. John’s Flower Guild.
Long brass plate beneath window sill
The three windows of this transept are dedicated to God & the Church in affectionate remembrance of
RICHARD HEMING of this parish Esquire, who deceased the 17th November 1852, HARRIETT his Wife
who deceased the 12th June 1845, & THOMAS JOHN HEMING their Son who deceased at Munich the 11th November 1836.
Long brass plate beneath window
To the Glory of God and in memory of the four daughters of the late RICHARD HEMING
who lived and died at the Manor House Hillingdon. MARY ANN HEMING d: July 12 1874
HARRIETT HEMING d: Sept: 22 1880. ELEANOR GERTRUDE HEMING d: April 11 1900. HENRIETTA JANE HEMING d: Nov: 27 1901
and of ANN their sister who also died there May 18 1888, Widow of JOHN GARRATT of Bishops Court Devon
This window was erected in place of the perished glass by Lt Colonel JOHN ARTHUR THOMAS GARRATT A:D: 1905.
Tablet in the form of a drape above column
Underneath Lyeth the
Body of ye Rt. Honble. Ye
Lady ANN SCOTT, second
Daughter to his Grace
the Duke of BUCCLEUCH
Born Nov. 16th 1724
Dyed July 15th 1737.
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Oval tablet with a dark surround above column
In this Church
are deposited the Remains of
MARY STAUNTON
Relict of THOMAS STAUNTON Esquire
of Sibton Park, Suffolk
She died in Welbeck Street
on the 22nd of February 1819
Aged 65 Years.
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Stone in floor, now covered by carpet
Here resteth the body of WILLIAM MUNSAUGH (alias MUNSEY) Gent, who was a constant & zealous lover of God’s worship & ministers, who in his lifetime was liberal to the poore and at his death gave ten pounds toward a stock for them, & who (among his many other public good works) erected this church porch for the common benefit of the inhabitants of this parish. He died in the 79th yeare of his age on 1st day of February A.D. 1655.
Note: The inscription is taken directly from the 1980 survey of memorials, as the stone now lies beneath a carpet.