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| Description | Under Organ Chamber | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Inscription | Beneath this Chamber Lie the Bodies of Reginald Tilson Chowne Born 14 February 1851 Died 20th April 1862 Maria Tilson Chowne Born 19th September 1836 Died 26th June 1855. | ||
| Notes | Location: In Church: Graves under the organ chamber. Brass tablet on black marble near organ. | ||
Internees | |||
| Name | Date of death | Age | Residence |
| Maria Tilson Chowne | 26 Sep 1836 | 18 | |
| Reginald Tilson Chowne | 20 Apr 1862 | 11 | |
Transcription by Morag Curtis
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