CUT BENCH MARK, ST MARYS CHURCH - U.K. and Ireland Trigpoints on Waymarking.com

This cut mark is on St Marys Church in Tamerton Foliot, Plymouth. You'll find it on the South face of the North side entrance. It has a spot height of 18.8092m & was last verified by Ordnance Survey in 1963.

The church of St Mary is located in Tamerton Foliot Road, Tamerton Foliot, Plymouth. There was certainly a church at Tamerton Foliot in 1291 as it is listed in the Taxation of Pope Nicholas IV which was completed in that year.
The building is of stone, Perpendicular style, much rebuilt. It consists of a quasi Chancel, nave, aisles, South porch & an embettled Western tower containing six bells & a clock.

There are some interesting monuments. That to a Gorges of Warleigh and his wife is 14th century, with two good effigies. The monument to John Coplestone of Warleigh and his wife, erected 1617, depicts two kneeling figures facing each other, with their ten children kneeling below.

Type of Trigpoint: Cut Bench Mark Condition: Good Number on Flush Bracket: N/A

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