Charles Keysall died from "a long and painful illness" and his wife Penelope had a "lingering and painful illness".

 St Giles, Bredon, Worcestershire

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The Normans began the present church, around 1180, and work continued until the middle of the 13th century. It seems possible that stonemasons who were at that time working on the great Abbey of Tewkesbury were called in to lend a hand in the construction of Bredon Church. Certainly the two external turrets at the west end and those at Tewkesbury Abbey have a marked resemblance.

 Charles Keysall died from "a long and painful illness" and his wife Penelope had a "lingering and painful illness".

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