Graveyard – Surname U
Back to index Surname Forenames Buried Plot No Reg No Headstone Notes (Photo of Stone - YES) Uribe Daphne 01/04/2005 AA07 A738 yes Uribe Lysandro 15/07/2004 AA07 A736 yes
Continue readingGraveyard – Surname Y
Back to index Surname Forenames Buried Plot No Reg No Headstone Photo Young Charles 19/12/1957 U07 A393 yes Young Frank 05/12/1995 V12 A656 yes
Continue readingGraveyard – Surname T
Back to index Surname Forenames Buried Plot No Reg No Headstone Notes (Photo of Stone - YES) Talbot Daniel Robert 16/12/1992 W12 A637 no Talbot Jane 26/11/1987 FF03 A580 yes
Continue readingGraveyard – Surname A
Back to index Surname Forenames Buried Plot No Reg No Headstone Photo Abrams Emma 12/12/1960 Burial location unknown A416 Abrams Irene G 12/03/1998 Y13 A682 yes Abrams Joseph 12/02/1951 Burial
Continue reading(16) High Altar – embroidered panels
On either side of the altar, below the murals of saints, hang embroidered panels depicting the Annunciation (The Gospel of Luke Chapter 1 verse 26 - 38) The left panel
Continue reading(16) High Altar – oak chairs
The Oak Chairs are heavily carved and were given as a Parish Memorial to King Edward VII. They were reupholstered by two parishioners in the late 1980s. Back to
Continue reading(15) Memorial to Rev J S Leake
Rev J S Leake was the first appointed vicar to Grayswood and served the parish for 29 years. A stone tablet in his memory was placed in the chancel. "In
Continue reading(14) The Organ
The organ, which replaces the original hand pumped instrument, was built by William Hil & Son, and Norman & Beard of London. The two manual organ was installed in 1925
Continue reading(16) High Altar – painted figures
The painted figures represent the four Latin Doctors of the Church and the Archangels. Angels are mystical beings that act as instruments of God (Greek: messenger). The Messengers intercede directly
Continue reading(C) Harman Grave
The Harman Grave is situated under the East Window. Nina O H Harman, died on 31st January 1902 and was buried on 15th February 1902 just two days after the
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