Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire

Historic Churches of Buckinghamshire is a project launched in 2018, with only a few churches included at the moment.

Notable Feature Images for St Mary, Ashendon

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Image © Michael G Hardy, 1996	12C: Font, plain bowl.
Image © Michael G Hardy, 1996	Late 13C: Effigy - Unidentified late 13C Knight. The effigy lies under a 15C arch.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	Closer view of effigy with the Knight holding his sword.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	c1300: S Aisle two E arches of arcade.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	c1300: Blocked arch to former N Transept.
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Image © Rex Harris, 2014	Perp: W Tower.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	Perp: Clerestory windows.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	†1609: Entrance to Falconer burial place. The remains are on the N side of the Nave. The squint is presumed to have been for viewing a lofty monument to William Falconer, who died in 1609.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	These stones could have been part of the Falconer monument.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	c1700: Pulpit.
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Image © Rex Harris, 2014	†1756: Monument - John Lucas & wife Mary. John Lucas died in 1756, his wife Mary died in 1758.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	The inscription.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	†1780: Monument - William Eagleton & wife Frances. William Eagleton died in 1780, his wife Frances died in 1781.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	Closer view of inscription. The text at the base is identical to that on the earlier John Lucas monument.
Image © Rex Harris, 2014	†1798: Monument - William Croxford.
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Image © Rex Harris, 2014	†1834: Monument - William Smith.