Churchwarden

Sir Edward Nall

fergusson.art1@btconnect.com

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An alabaster tomb also within the church dates from 1403 and depicts Sir Robert Goushill and his wife Elizabeth, formerly the Duchess of Norfolk, who was not buried within the church. Sir Robert was her second husband and after his untimely death she married twice more.

Sir Robert Thomas Goushill, Knight

Birthdate:circa 1362

Birthplace:Hoveringham, Nottinghamshire, England (United Kingdom)

Death:July 21, 1403 - killed in the Battle of Shrewsbury

This 12th century tympanum is located above the north doorway. The tympanum is of round-headed, stilted form with lugs to left and right bearing standing figures. Above the standing figures is an arch of plain voussoirs. The tympanum was originally monolithic but has a horizontal break at the level of the tops of the lugs. The principal central panel depicts St Michael on the left, armed with a shield and sword, fighting a dragon to his right.