St Dubricius, St Devereux, Herefordshire
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The earliest detail in the church is from the 13th century, at which date the nave was built, except perhaps for the N.W. angle, which may be earlier. The west tower was probably added in the 14th century and about the middle or third quarter of the same century the chancel and chancel-arch were re-built. The church has been drastically restored in modern times, the south wall of the nave largely re-built and the south porch added.
This was an unusual and rather sad epitaph.
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The earliest detail in the church is from the 13th century, at which date the nave was built, except perhaps for the N.W. angle, which may be earlier. The west tower was probably added in the 14th century and about the middle or third quarter of the same century the chancel and chancel-arch were re-built. The church has been drastically restored in modern times, the south wall of the nave largely re-built and the south porch added.
This was an unusual and rather sad epitaph.
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