Monuments of St. Gregory Pottergate
There are many fine wall monuments from the seventeenth through to the early nineteenth centuries.These commemorate families of influence and wealth both locally and nationally.
Similarly a number of monuments in the church have been designed by sculptors renowned nationally as well as those who built their reputation in the Norwich school - these include Sir Peter Seaman's monument which was designed by Thomas Green of Camberwell whilst Joseph Chamberlin's stone is attributed to Ivory workshop and Mary Bateman's was executed by Robert Singleton
Follow these links for a full description of the monuments and the people commemorated.
| 1587 - 1657 | Sir Francis Bacon |  |
| 1605 - 1673 | Sir Joseph Paine | |
| 1662 - 1715 | Sir Peter Seaman | |
| 1712 - 1762 | Sir Joseph Chamberlin | |
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| 1723 - 1791 1731 - 1787 |
John Banfather Mary Banfather |
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| 1675 - 1751 1697 - 1722 1702 - 1767 1708 - 1775 1722 - 1747 ` |
John Barnham Priscilla Barnham James Barnham Elizabeth Barnham Priscilla Barnham |
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| 1706 - 1721 | Mary Bateman |  |
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| 1737 - 1812 1742 - 1825 1757 - 1775 1764 - 1803 |
Elizabeth Davis John Davis Ann (?) Judith Maria (?) |
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| 1678 - 1731 1685 - 1765 |
Daniel Fromanteel Elizabeth Fromanteel Daniel Fromanteel was sheriff in 1719 and mayor in 1725 |
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| 17xx - 18xx 1810 - 1823 1811 - 1826 1821 - 1821 1822 - 1850 1829 - 1850 |
William & Mary Rackham Mary Rackham William Rackham Theodore Rackham Richard Rackham Alice Rackham |
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