St Andrew, Kimbolton

History of St Andrew, Kimbolton

Listed Building

Parish Church recorded in Domesday Survey, 1086, but the north and south arcades are C13 and the external appearance is mainly C14 with C15 additions. … Monuments. South chapel. 1632 wall monument to Lady Isabella Smyth. 1642 altar tomb and wall monument to Henry, lst Earl of Manchester. 1658 free standing monument to Essex, Countess of Manchester. 1641, similar monument to Rt. Hon. Anne, Lady Mandeville. South aisle: 1722 wall monument to William Ashton

Table Tomb. 1798. In the Neo-Norman style. Ashlar. Rectangular tomb with moulded chamfered plinth and corner shafts, with bracketed cornice and flat top. The ends have single and the sides pairs of Norman arches with columns. Inscribed Elizabeth Quick 1798, Sarah Quick 1829, John Quick 1840 and John Quick 1850.

Table Tomb. Early C18. Ashlar. Rectangular tomb raised on brick and stone base, with moulded and chamfered plinth, with square baluster corners and moulded cornice and flat top. Inscribed to Joshua Hartt and Joshua Hartt.

Plus numerous other listed tombs