Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 110
, and surmountedby a staff and vane. Among; the rubbish in the en-closed portion of the North Aisle,are fragments of small alabaster figures; and built in the wall, over the west gallery, a shield;parts of an elaborately wrought Elizabethan monument, probablydemolished when the Chancel was rebuilt,… … OAKEN CHEST. The only inscription worthy of mention is a brass in thefloor of the Chancel, to the memory of John Peers, of Arnolld-hall; he died in 1583. In the east wall of the South Aisle is an original archformerly opening into a Chapel, mentioned by Movant in 1768-The Chapel has been pulled…
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