Jennings of Hereford - Memorial List

What is it?	Possible year	Where is it?	Who By	Details
Tablet	1810	St Mary – Linton by Ross	Jennings of Hereford	Two nice local tablets by Vick of Hereford (1799) and by Jennings of Hereford (1810)
Memorial	1812	Church of St Cynllo, Nantmel	Jennings of Hereford	A memorial to John Davies (d 1812) and family, by Jennings of Hereford, comprises an inscription panel with foliage apron, and entablature surmounted by an urn.
Memorial Tablet	1827	Church of St Cynllo, Nantmel	Jennings of Hereford	In the nave S wall, a memorial tablet to Elizabeth Davies (d 1827) by B. Jennings, is flanked by consoles and surmounted by a sarcophagus.
Bedstead	1832	In the chancel at St Peters Church, Hereford	Sculpted by B Jennings	Black and white photograph showing the drawing/plan of a bedstead of time of Charles I at Goodrich Court. Text describes life of Rev Hentry Gipps. Sculpted by B Jennings
Memorial	1832	Herefordshire, Kington	B Jennings, Hereford	Herefordshire, Kington - a noble donation John Morris who by his will bequeathed the noble donation of Ten Thousand Pounds to the Hereford Infirmary 1832 and wife Martha 1831 Memorial by B Jennings, Hereford
Marble memorial	1836	CHURCH OF ST ANDREW District: County of Herefordshire Parish: Allensmore	Jennings, Hereford	Opposite south door a marble memorial for Sarah Jennings, died 1836, by Jennings, Hereford with bas-relief of dove, harp and tree inscribed: Cold is the hand that touch'd those hallowed strings Hush'd the sweet voice that sang Redeeming Love To harps of gold she now entraptur'd sings The Lamb's New Song with Choirs of Saints above Rev, XIV, 2
Memorial	1841	Church of St Bilo, Felin-Fach	Jennings of Hereford	W. Gwynne Vaughan of Penymaes died 1841, marble with mourning female and plant-draped sarcophagus, by Jennings of Hereford
Tomb – repairs	1845	St. Mary the Virgin Church – Kington	Mr. B. Jennings, a sculptor of Hereford,	Thomas Vaughan An extravagant alabaster tomb for Thomas Vaughan of Hergest Court, who was killed at the battle of Banbury in 1469. His body was returned to Kington, and he now lies with his wife Ellen Gethin, or Ellen the Terrible!! In 1845 the Hon. Miss Harley directed Mr. B. Jennings, a sculptor of Hereford, to restore the tomb which had fallen into disrepair, and also to erect strong iron railings around the tomb.
Chest Tomb	1847	Church of St Cuthbert, Holme Lacy	Jennings of Hereford	Pair of chest tombs. Dated 1790 and 1847, the latter by Jennings of Hereford
Memorial	1852	Church of Saint Cynog, Maescar	Jennings of Hereford	Neo-Grec memorial to Rev. D. Reynell died 1852 by Jennings of Hereford.
Heavy Grecian memorial	1853	Arlingham	Jennings of Hereford	Mary Thomas 1853 by Jennings of Hereford
Memorial	1858	Lyonshall church	from the chisel of Mr Jennings of Hereford	In 1858 a memorial was erected inside Lyonshall church in the form of a marble monument 'from the chisel of Mr Jennings of Hereford'. The inscription is quoted here is full not only because it epitomises the life, character and achievements of the Squire of Moorcourt but also because it is couched in polished English, rarely used today. "Sacred to the memory of James Davies, Esq., of Moorcourt in the county of Hereford, second son of William Davies late of Bronllys Castle in the county of Brecon, Esq., who was born on the 3rd of August 1777, and married in 1804 Marianne, youngest daughter of John Lewis, Esq., of Harpton Court, Radnorshire. He was the senior partner of the Kington and Radnorshire Bank which he established in 1808, and for many years an active Magistrate for the
Memorial plaque		King's Pyon: St Mary the Virgin, King's Pyon	by B Jennings	The Carpenter family of Hidefield (now known as Hyde Farm), north of the Church also contributed greatly to the life of the Church during the 18th and 19th centuries, a prominent member being John Carpenter who was High Sheriff of the county in 1711 and Justice of the Peace, as is evidenced on his ornate memorial plaque (by B. Jennings) on the west wall of the South Transept.