Site Event/Activity record ECH6846 - Church of St Michael, Marbury cum Quoisley

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Technique(s)

Organisation

Cheshire Historic Environment Record

Date

14/09/2020

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Description

A site visit to photograph the church and to locate the medieval gravestone located against the churchyard wall. Notes The eastern-most window on the southern aisle has graffiti scratched into the stone work of the surround. It reads: David Jenks 1600. The four corner pinnacles of the tower appear identical, but the southern face of the pinacle on the south-eastern corner of the tower includes a face. There are two possible vaults located to the south of the church and a number of inscriptions in the north wall of the churchyard which commemorate it's extension in 1935.

Sources/Archives (1)

  • <1>XY Unpublished Document: County Historic Environment Record. Site Visit/Watching Brief Observation Report Form. Edwards R, 15/09/2020. [Mapped features: #17566 Edwards R, 15/09/2020; #17567 Edwards R, 15/09/2020]

Related Monuments/Buildings (3)

  • Church of St Michael (Building)
  • Church of St Michael: Churchyard (Monument)
  • Church of St Michael: War Memorial Lych-gate (Building)

Location

Location
Grid reference Centred SJ 5604 4565 (76m by 84m) (2 map features)
Map sheet SJ54NE
Civil Parish MARBURY CUM QUOISLEY, CREWE AND NANTWICH, CHESHIRE EAST

Record last edited

Sep 21 2020 12:00PM