Church of St Clement

St Clements, Powderham
St Clement: red sandstone church; c15 west tower with c19 west window; two-light belfry windows
St Clement: view from the south; renewed three-light Perpendicular windows
St Clement: c15 nave built by William Courtenay of Powderham, d.1485, & wife Margaret (Bonville)
St Clement: painted saints on rood screen; three-light east window of 1860 in Decorated style
St Clement: capital with arms of Courtenay (or three roundels gules with a label azure) & Courtenay impaling Bonville (sable six mullets argent pierced 3-2-1)
St Clement: modern window in south aisle
St Clement: monument believed to be Elizabeth of Rhuddlan, d.1316, daughter of Edward I & wife of Humphrey de Bohun
St Clement: Elizabeth of Rhuddlan, d.1316, daughter of Edward I & wife of Humphrey de Bohun; feet on dog
St Clement: Elizabeth of Rhuddlan, d.1316, daughter of Edward I & wife of Humphrey de Bohun; square headdress supported by angels
St Clement: Harriet (nee Pepys), countess of Devon, d.1839
St Clement: Elizabeth (nee Fortescue), countess of Devon, d.1867; wife of William Reginald Courtenay, 11th Earl of Devon
St Clement: Elizabeth (nee Fortescue), countess of Devon, d.1867
St Clement: shield from the monument to Elizabeth (nee Fortescue), 1867