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Stone gravestone with etched lettering naming Thoma Sawyear and dated 1728, topped with carvings of an hourglass and a cross.

Conington church monumnet 1728 (RCHM)

All Saints, Conington

History of All Saints

Listed Building

Parish Church now in the care of The Churches Conservation Trust. Circa 1500. Coursed limestone, limestone rubble and fieldstone, and limestone dressings. Roofs concealed by c.1638 embattled and blocked parapets.

A carved stone oval relief portrait of a man in an ornate frame, topped with a shield and flanked by stone flowers and faces.

Conington church monument of Robert Cotton 1697 (RCHM) (RCHM)

Stone relief showing the bust of a woman in a hooded garment framed by coats of arms and garlands above a Latin inscription.

Conington church monument of Alice Cotton 1667 (RCHM)

Marble memorial plaque featuring two oval profile portraits of women above an engraved inscription in eighteenth-century script.

Conington church, monument of Frances and Mary Askham 1748 (RCHM)

A stone church doorway with panelled double doors beneath a central keystone and an oval window set in a masonry wall.

Conington church, doorway 18th cent window 14th cent (RCHM)

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  • Listed building
  • medieval

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