East Bridgford
St Peter

1George Beaumont (1825-1899) and his wife, Emma (died 1907):

Made by Hoyles, Nottingham.

2Ann (died 1870) and her husband, George Beaumont (died 1882):

Maker’s name not clear

3Philip Palmer (died 1832) and his wife, Sophia (died 1862):

Made by Booth, Nottingham

4Walter Beaumont (died 1841) and his wife, Caroline (died 1861):

Made by J.E. Hall, Nottm.

5Frances Huthwaite (died 1820):

6Charlotte, wife of the Rev. Thomas Beaumont (died 1830), and their daughter Mary Elizabeth (died 1786):

Additional panel added below in memory of the Rev. Thomas Beaumont (died 1835):

Made by Booth, Nottingham

7Abel Beaumont (died 1856) and his wife, Jane (died 1854):

8Bernard Markham (1984):

9Memorial to the earliest preacher of Christ in the church:

10Caelia Piaulx (died 1751) and her son, the Rev. Peter Piaulx, rector of East Bridgford (died 1783):

11The Rev. Arthur Alcock Barker, rector of East Bridgford, who died in 1897:

Made by J. Wipple & Co. Ltd., Exeter & London.

12Alice, wife of the Rev. A. A. Barker, who died in 1891:

13Members of the family of the Rev. Richard W. Hutchins, who died in 1859:

14Frances Atkinson (died 1848):

1Irregular shaped black marble slab set in east wall of north aisle. The remains of a larger monument to Gabriel Brunts (died 1638) that was destroyed when the transept was taken down.

2Lieutentant Colonel Rowland Heathcote Hacker who was buried here in February 1831:

Made by Earnshaw, Nottingham.

3The Rev. Edward Heathcote (died 1801), his wife, Catherine (died 1818) and their daughters Arabella (died 1781) and Dorothy (died 1791):

Made by Wallis and Marshall, Newark.

4Monument to John Hacker and his wife, Margaret. Although the monument states he died in 1620 his entry in the register of burials records 'John Hacker esq. buryed ye 29 March 1616'.

The monument was restored in 1997 in memory of Jack Bullers (1910-1994).

5Robert Brunts (died 1676), his wife, Jane (died 1659) and their two sons, Rowland and Nathaniel (both died in 1637):

6Jane, wife of the Rev. Edward Heathcote, who died in 1809:

7Arthur Richardson (died 1936):

8The Rev Ralph Heathcote (died 1840) and his wife, Ann (died 1839):

9Rowland Heathcote Hacker (died 1879) and his wife, Agnes (died 1890):

10John Heathcote Hacker (died 1870):

11The Rev. Edward Heathcote (died 1844):

Recess for wall tomb

Effigy

Engraving of the tomb of Sir John de Caltoft from Thoroton (1677)

12Recess for a wall-tomb with square jambs surmounted by an arch. Above the arch are Babington’s arms carved on a stone shield. Thoroton (1677) says it contained an alabaster slab inscribed with the name of John Babington who died in 1409.

A mutilated effigy of a cross-legged knight has been placed in the recess. It is thought to be the effigy of Sir John de Caltoft, illustrated in Thoroton's Antiquities of Nottinghamshire (1677), which was originally located in the north transept and thrown out into the churchyard when the transepts were demolished in 1778.

1Peter Brooke (died 1841) and his wife, Frances (died 1854):

2Elsie Milward (died 1954) and her husband, Gervase (died 1968):

1Medieval cross slab to John de Stanford, rector of East Bridgford 1349-75. 'H.S. 1628' (for Henry Spurre, rector 1585-1628) is also incised into the slab. (See Archaeology section for further details):

2Incised slab to the Rev Peter Priaulx (died 1783):

3Incised slab to 'C.B.' (died 1830):

4Incised slab marking the family vault of the Rev Richard W. Hutchins:

5Incised slab to Robert Brunts and his wife Jane:

6Incised slab to 'W.B.' who died in 1841:

7Incised slab to William Beaumont. The rest of the inscription is too eroded to decipher.

1Square brass plate to Thomas Foster (died 1848) and his wife, Dorothy (died 1846):

2Worn floor stone to John Ragsdale (died 1753) and his wife, Sarah (died 1744):

1Incised slab to Jonathan Brunts (died 1638):

2Brass plate too worn to decipher.

3Large incised slab to 'G.B.' - possibly Gabriel Brunts who died in 1638:

1 Margaret Wilkinson (died 1670):