Church of All Saints

A Grade I Listed Building in Norton, West Northamptonshire

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  All Saints: church mostly in Decorated style; three-light windows with curvilinear tracery

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  All Saints: c13 west tower with lancet windows at lower stage; Perpendicular top with battlements

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  All Saints: north arcade with octagonal piers, slightly earlier south arcade of quatrefoil piers, both Decorated; late c16 clerestory; restored 1894

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  All Saints: nave looking towards three-storeyed west screen with commandment boards now much hidden by organ & gallery

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  All Saints: Lady Elizabeth Knightley (nee Seymour), d.1602; alabaster with recumbent effigy; black columns, outer obelisks

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  All Saints: close up of arch from the monument to Lady Elizabeth Knightley (nee Seymour), d.1602, with much ribbon work

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  All Saints: effigy of Lady Elizabeth Knightley (nee Seymour), d.1602

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  All Saints: Lady Elizabeth Knightley (nee Seymour), d.1602

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  All Saints: inscription from the monument to Lady Elizabeth Knightley (nee Seymour), d.1602

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  All Saints: shield from the monument to Lady Elizabeth Knightley (nee Seymour), d.1602

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  All Saints: memorial to Dudley Knightley, d.1602, son of Elizabeth

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  All Saints: memorial to Elizabeth Verney, d.1633; allegorical figures on broad pillars

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  All Saints: Elizabeth Verney, d.1633; open ruff, veil flowing behind; kneeling on cushion

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  All Saints: inscription & shields from the monument to Elizabeth Verney, d.1633

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  All Saints: shield from the monument to Elizabeth Verney, d.1633

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  All Saints: memorial to Nicholas Breton, d.1624; tablet with two cherubs

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  All Saints: memorial to Anne Breton, nee Verney, d.1635; banded obelisks, skull in open pediment

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  All Saints: memorial to Nicholas Breton, d.1658 & wife Elizabeth (Knight)

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  All Saints: inscription from the monument to Nicholas Breton, d.1658

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  All Saints: brass to William Knyght, d.1501, & wife Katherine, d.1504; 'special benefactors to the church'

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  All Saints: William Knyght, d.1501; civilian dress

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  All Saints: Katherine, d.1504, wife of William Knyght; headdress with lappets

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  All Saints: brass inscription to Ann Ward, d.1631

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