east stained glass window is dedicated, by brass plaque, to a Henry Hemsley (died 24 February 1888), and was erected by his neighbours and parishioners. To the left, between this and the aisle central window, is a memorial with pointed head and apron below, containing two round-headed panels with scrolling and shell device above. The left panel shows a dedication to "Arabella wife of Edward Saul, Clerk, a vertuous woman lovely in her life and lamented in her death. April 16, 1726, in the 36 year of her age. Leaving issue two daughters." Below is "Beaumont Saul, the younger, after a languishing sickness, supported with piety and meekness, resigned her soul to God, June 26, 1736 in the 21 year of her age" and "Cassandra Beaumont a primitive christian widow. Full of good works and alms deeds, near to the bodys of her much loved and lamented daughter and grand daughter, directed her own to be interred Sept. 27 1742, the 91 year of her age." The right panel shows, at the top, a dedication to "Arabella the elder daughter marryd to Rich. Herring of Newark in the county of Nottingham, Gent." Further down is that to "Edward Saul A. M. Prependary of Lincoln and from the year 1705, rector of this parish; to the memory of his wife and family, deserving all marks of respect and affection from him erected this monument 1744. and died September the 12th 1753, aged 77". A chancel floor slate grave slab is to Joseph Cane (1761), son of Robert Cane (rector) and his wife, Elizabeth, "prematurely snatched away" in less than a month through a convulsive cough. A further chancel stone floor slab, now badly worn, is noted by Turnor to be to the memory of James Morrison, cleric (died 1705, aged 33), and set by his "grieving widow", Eleanor. A nave floor slab is that to Arabella (died 25 May 1740, aged 1 year 3 months), and Richard (died 30 March 1741, aged 1 year 1 month), the children of Beaumont and Mary Leeson. Mary Leeson (died 21 May 1770, aged 53 years), the widow of "Beaumont Leeson of Sutterton" and the mother of Arabella and Richard, is also commemorated on the same slab. On the tower arch is a framed memorial to Alban Sackett Hope, rector from 1920 to 1943. The text also notes that a treble bell was added to