Does anyone have a photo of the monument (said to be) in St. Luke's Church Goostrey described in Earwaker's History of Sandbach as being On a white marble mural tablet in the north aisle. Above is a coat of arms, Kinsey quartering Davenport, Birtles and Eaton: with the Kinsey Crest. Sacred to the memory of Thomas Kinsey Esq. ?
I am interested in the whole but especially the coat of arms which may be incorrectly described by Earwaker. A photo would save me a long trek!
Many thanks,
Martin
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