1. On the north wall near the east window is a white veined marble tablet with frame above which is the crest of the Hargreaves family.

[Latin inscription for Edward Standen, 23rd Sept 1730; Hand-written note:] Transferred to the new church Dec. 1938.
 

2. Close to no. 1 is a massive dark marble slab supported with short pillars on the south side – the north side rests against the wall; on the slab are white marble effigies of a male & female with a child resting at the foot of the mother and facing her.

The inscription is on the south & coat of arms on both sides of the inscription. [in Latin …]

West side, on an oblong white marble fixed to the stone: "This monument was restored in 1843 by Sir John Conroy Bart".

[Hand-written note:] Transferred to the new church Dec. 1938.

The remaining memorials, nine in number, are white veined marble tablets fixed on the west wall of this chapel. Position of the tablets:

3. In loving memory of Edith the beloved daughter of Thomas Hargreaves Esq^re. of Arborfield Hall and wife of Viscount Exmouth of Canonteign Devon. Born 1860 – Died 1914. Also in loving memory of George Dawson youngest son of the late Washington Jackson Esq^re. of County Monaghan, and 41 Belgrave Square, Died October 16^th 1914 aged 73.

4. In loving memory of Edward 4^th Viscount Exmouth of Canonteign Devon, Born 1861, died 1899.

5. Washington Jackson Esq. youngest son of James Jackson Esq. of County Monaghan by Mary daughter of Norman Steel Esq. of Monalty Carrickmacross. Born Jan 21^st 1784, Died at his residence 41 Belgrave Square London: July 14^th 1865.

6. Anna Maria widow of Washington Jackson Esq., and eldest Daughter of the late George Dawson, Ferriby Yorkshire, Captain of Colonel Tarleton’s Regiment of Light Dragoons, Born at Burlington New Jersey U.S.A. Oct 22^nd 1798 Died at 41 Belgrave Square London Oct 7^th 1879. Her children arise up and call her blessed.

7. God is Love. In memory of Arthur, eldest son of Thomas Hargreaves Esq^r. of Arborfield Hall: Born August 28^th 1859, Died October 25^th 1878.

8. In memory of Thomas Hargreaves of Arborfield Hall, and the Mount, Bishopstoke, Esquire J.P. and Hon^ble. Lieut. R.N.R. eldest son of John Hargreaves of Broadoak Lancashire, Born December 21^st 1832, Died September 28^th 1891.

9. Sacred to the memory of Pelsant Reeves Late of Arborfield House Esq^re. who with a remarkable serenity of temper and cheerfulness of disposition attain’d to the great age of eighty four. Beloved by all that knew him, and after a gradual decay, during the last two years expir’d without a groan Sixth Feb^ry. 1764. He married Jane Daughter of John Mason of Kent, Esq^re., by whom he had six children, three who survived him and three that died young, who are buried with him in the adjacent Vault. In grateful remembrance of the best of husbands his widow caus’d this Monument to be erected.

10. In the vault beneath rest the mortal remains of George Dawson of Yorkshire; he married Elmira the only surviving child of John Reeves of Arborfield, by his wife Dorothy, the daughter of Charles Gore, of Hockstow, in the county of Lincoln. He died 30^th April 1832 in the 69^th year of his age. His son inscribes this tablet to the memory of an affectionate father.

11. In memory of John Reeves, of Arborfield House, Esq^re. of Berkshire and one of the verderers of Windsor Forest, Died at Andover May 20^th 1814, aged 80 years, also Ann Reeves, widow of the above, died at Andover May 7^th 1837, aged 90 years. Their only surviving son caused this tablet to be erected.

The east window is of three lancets with four smaller lancelets above. The central lower light represents the Virgin Mother seated with the infant Christ holding an orb in his left hand, underneath the words "Emmanuel". The two side lights are of brown coloured glass & leaf designs. The other window on the south side of this chapel is also of three lancets & coloured. The centre one contains the arms of the [blank] family. A stag as crest; [faded drawing of crest]. "Fortetudine et prudentia". This window has recently been broken at the base.