Market Lavington St Mary NORTH WALL

[youngtug]

Also, the tower is at the west end of the church.

[fastfusion]

thanks youngtug.....     i am not a student of architecture......   i wouldnt know one bit from another on the actual buildings........   as its not my interest........    I just needed to know what i needed to know what to ask for regardes the kind soul who is going to do the pics...........

kgarrad......................... i dont always know how to ask a question or have the knowledge about such things...........your continuance of nit picking is unnessecary. and i would ask you to stop unduly critiquing me.    there is no need for u to pick every sentence apart and in future i will not bother to ask as i am getting sick of being belittled , and my family who often sit next to me on the computer have had enough. I was overwelmed to find something to do with my family and was in a VERY positive frame of mind. U have turned it into a scenario of negative reaction which now i find i am not even really interested in knowing what the flipping paques look like. thanks a lot.

[lizdb]

What a shame if you have lost interest, fastfusion.

I didnt know that Churches were built east to west either, or which end the alter was!

But, as I said before, it really wasnt clear what you were asking.

Also, as  I said before, googling brings up a contact address for the Church, so if I were you I would write to them direct and ask what you want to know -
http://www.findachurch.co.uk/search/church_view.php?church_id=39054

But if you have trouble expressing yourself, it might be an idea to get a friend or rellie to look through your letter to make sure it is clear. Thats always a good practice for anyone to follow, as it is all to easy for something to look abundantly clear to oneself, but seem a load of rubbish to someone else.

[Little Nell]

fastfusion,

There is a site which has lots of photos of places - from the grand to the most mundane - of places in the British Isles and many people post photos of the interiors of parish churches.

http://www.geograph.org.uk/

It has been around a while and there are many recommendations here on RootsChat to use it for modern photos.  You may find it useful.

There is this lovely picture of the nave of St Mary's, looking east towards the altar, so the north wall would be to the left:

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2685526

I think you may have come across reference to some memorial inscriptions - there are a couple of pictures on the same site of some, but of course they may not be the ones you seek, since you did not mention a name    Without a name it is well nigh impossible for anyone to help you.  Does your source have any pictures at all?

Nell