Description

SO 24 NE CLIFFORD CP

2/32 Beavan & Higgins memorial
about 42 metres north of
north porch of Church of
St Mary

GV II

Chest tomb. c1800. Ashlar. Corner balusters, moulded cornice, bevelled
top, inscription panels framed by swags of husks, low relief classical urns
to ends. North inscription: "Sacred to the Memory/ of/ Ann Wife of the late/
William Beavan of Middlemoor in this Parish Gent/ who departed this Life/
11 day of Oct 1804/ Aged 49 years/ [ 2 more lines ]", Also commemorates
Martha Higgins, died 1788. This is a good example of stone masonry and
enhances the setting of the church; it contributes to the group value of
the other memorials in the churchyard.

Listing NGR: SO2516245078

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26461120

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