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Chest tombs of Spode family in the grounds of Church of St. Peter Ad Vincula


Area
Stoke
Street
Glebe Street
Heritage No.
129 A
Grade
II
Date Listed
15 March 1993
Building: Chest tombs of Spode family in the grounds of Church of St. Peter Ad Vincula
Location: STOKE ON TRENT SJ8645 GLEBE STREET, approximately 100 meters south west of the church
Description:  5 chest tombs at S.E. side, raised on a mound, Spode family.  Restored in 2000 by the Spode pottery company.


The group of 5 chest tombs of the Spode family
The group of 5 chest tombs of the Spode family
 


Chest tombs of Spode Family. 1793-1827. Stone.

5 chest tombs raised on a mount. Each has 2 simply moulded panels in each long side, with inscription, and a blind oval panel on the short side. Some also have fluted pilasters at angles.

They commemorate members of the Spode family who died between 1797 and 1827.


Samuel Spode's family
Samuel Spode's family

 


Josiah Spode the II & III
Josiah Spode the II & III

JOSIAH SPODE II

"Scared to the memory of
JOSIAH SPODE
of the Mount
who died July 16th 1827
aged 72 years"

JOSIAH SPODE III

"Scared to the memory of
JOSIAH SPODE
of the Mount
who died October 6th 1829
aged 52 years"


Josiah Spode I & his wife
Josiah Spode I & his wife

JOSIAH SPODE I

"Scared to the memory of
JOSIAH SPODE
Potter
who died 18th August 1797
aged 64"

Ellen Spode

"In memory of 
Ellen, wife of Josiah Spode
who died 17 Jan 1802 aged 76"

 


 Photos: Steve Birks  July 2000


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summary of all listed buildings in St. Peters grounds

 


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