Kerr graves, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Northampton

Kerr graves, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Northampton.
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Plan of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
From pp.27-71 of An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire, Volume 5: Archaeology and Churches in Northampton, Royal Commission on Historical Monuments of England, 1985.
N is up.
Kerr monuments are in NW corner of the Nave, on the two small pieces of wall at the corner.

Kerr monuments in NW corner of the Nave.
To the left (W wall) are monuments to John Manners Kerr and Jane Kerr.
To the right (N wall) is monument to Dr. William Kerr.
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Dr. William Kerr

Memorial to Dr. William Kerr (died 1824).

Memorial to Dr. William Kerr.
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Courtesy of Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
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Another view, from below. (Need a stepladder to get a proper full-on photo.)
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Above the memorial is a carving of Northampton Hospital.
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Transcript of memorial to Dr. William Kerr.
From p.97 of [Cox and Serjeantson, 1897].

Transcript in the church reads Mary's death as 26 Dec 1841. However I think this is a mis-reading.
Photo seems to show it as 25 Dec 1841.
[Cox and Serjeantson, 1897] reads it as 25 Dec 1841.
Death notice says 25 Dec 1841.

Kerr vault

Floor stone over Kerr vault in the Nave.

Floor stone over Kerr vault.
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Reading of floor stone.
From p.101 of [Cox and Serjeantson, 1897].

John Manners Kerr

Memorial to General John Manners Kerr (died 1843).

Memorial to General John Manners Kerr.
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Courtesy of Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
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Another view, from below. (Need a stepladder to get a proper full-on photo.)
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Reading of memorial to General John Manners Kerr.
From p.99 of [Cox and Serjeantson, 1897].

John Manners Kerr arms

The carving above the John Manners Kerr memorial.
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Another view, from below.
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The carving above the memorial.
From pp.99-100 of [Cox and Serjeantson, 1897].

Coat of arms of John Manners Kerr.
Found in family papers.
This is probably General John Manners Kerr.
Though possibly his grandson Major John Manners Kerr.
Shows two mottos:

Ker motto: "Tout droit" ("All right" or "Always right").
Kerr motto: "Deus solamen" ("God is my comfort").

Jane Kerr

Memorial to Jane Kerr (died 1855).

Memorial to Jane Kerr.
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Reading of memorial to Jane Kerr.
"N.B." is "North Britain".
From p.100 of [Cox and Serjeantson, 1897].

References

A History of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Northampton by Rev. John Charles Cox and Rev. Robert Meyricke Serjeantson (1897).
- Kerr graves on pp.97-101.