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St Mary, Conington

History of St Mary

Listed Building

Parish church. Fragments of re-used C12 stone. Tower, C14, nave rebuilt and tower buttressed c.1737 by Dingley Askham, inscription on wall monument ‘in the Year 1737 he rebuilt this Church’. Family vault c.1740 south of nave and at half-basement level.

Tombstone. Dated 1728. Limestone slab carved with symbols of calvary at its head, to Thomas Sawyer.

Lych gate. Dated 1892.

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  • church
  • Listed building
  • medieval

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