Burials in the small churchyard included:
Mark Catesby (1683–1749), naturalist.
His grave is lost.

William Caslon the elder (1692/1693–1766), type founder, his son William Caslon the younger (1720–1778), and other members of the family.
They are commemorated by a surviving chest tomb.

George Dance the Elder (1695–1768), architect, and at one time a member of the vestry.
His grave is lost.

In preparation for the conversion of the church into a music centre, the crypt was cleared of burials in the year 2000.
A total of 1053 burials were archaeologically recorded, removed, and reburied at Brookwood Cemetery, Surrey.
A television documentary, "Changing Tombs" (2001), recorded the process.
Burials in the small churchyard included:
Mark Catesby (1683–1749), naturalist. His grave is lost.
William Caslon the elder (1692/1693–1766), type founder, his son William Caslon the younger (1720–1778), and other members of the family. They are commemorated by a surviving chest tomb.
George Dance the Elder (1695–1768), architect, and at one time a member of the vestry. His grave is lost.
In preparation for the conversion of the church into a music centre, the crypt was cleared of burials in the year 2000. A total of 1053 burials were archaeologically recorded, removed, and reburied at Brookwood Cemetery, Surrey. A television documentary, "Changing Tombs" (2001), recorded the process.
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