St. Mary

Paired C17 rectangular lights to belfry stage.

In the south wall a late C13 window of 2 trefoil headed ights.

4 bay nave arcades, c.1300, octagonal piers and capitals, surmounted by C20 timber arcades.

In chancel a C19 arch for the organ loft and a C14 triple sedilia on south side.

The c.1400 octagonal font has a panelled stem and cusped ogee panel tracery to the sides.

Monuments.

At the west end of the north aisle a limestone ledger slab with a full length figure in low relief and a black letter inscription to the margin.

At the east end of the north aisle a slab to Sir Thomas Fitzwilliam d. 1403 with brass inscription plate and seatings for 4 shields.

At east end of south aisle is a similar monument to his wife Elizabeth, d. 1403.

In the chancel, above the north door a small brass to Elizabeth Fitzwilliam d. 1522

Brass (not in situ) to Elizabeth Fitzwilliam, d.1522. Daughter of George Fitzwilliam, she is shown with long hair.

© Julian P Guffogg

A large slab to George Fitzwilliam d.l536 and a dresser tomb in freestone probably to Thomas Fitzwilliam d. 1494, with quatrefoils to the base, panelled 4 centred arch and quatrefoil parapet.