Dymock Gloucestershire
Looking west from the chancel begun in late 11c on the site of the 8c Saxon chapel, its east end was originally apsidal before being rebuilt in a rectangular shape in early 14c
Sir John Bridges d1530 instructed his executors to make a marble tomb at his father Thomas's burial place by the high altar and to provide vestments and altar hangings decorated with his coat of arms. He also assigned 10s. a year for an annual obit.
The organ built by John Nicholson of Malvern , was donated in 1885 by C.H. Palairet of Berkeley - Church of St Mary, Dymock Gloucestershire
Dymock Gloucestershire
Looking west from the chancel begun in late 11c on the site of the 8c Saxon chapel, its east end was originally apsidal before being rebuilt in a rectangular shape in early 14c
Sir John Bridges d1530 instructed his executors to make a marble tomb at his father Thomas's burial place by the high altar and to provide vestments and altar hangings decorated with his coat of arms. He also assigned 10s. a year for an annual obit.
The organ built by John Nicholson of Malvern , was donated in 1885 by C.H. Palairet of Berkeley - Church of St Mary, Dymock Gloucestershire