side chapel at Sefton. The Rothwells of Ormskirk, responsible for much of the redecoration of the Victorian period, are also buried here. Of the Molyneux family, Sir Richard (d.1290) and Sir William Molyneux (d.1320), knights of the Crusades, are entombed within the church, and are its oldest inhabitants. Their effigies now lie beneath an arch moulding set into the wall in the Molyneux chapel, which is outside of the 14th-century church walls. Of the Blundell family, squires at Little Crosby since the 11th century, the 17th- and early 18th-century diarist, Nicholas Blundell is entombed in the Blundell family crypt, beneath the Blundell chapel. In the churchyard, John Saddler, father of Transfer Printing is buried. In Literature An engraving of the interior, showing a bridal couple, in Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1834 is accompanied by a skit by Letitia Elizabeth Landon on the folly of marriage. Visiting Sefton The Church is open for visitors every Monday morning from 10am until 12pm; Easter and August Bank Holidays from 2pm to 4pm; and Heritage Days in September. Please see www.achurchnearyou.com for more details. See also Grade I listed buildings in Merseyside Grade I listed churches in Merseyside Listed buildings in Sefton, Merseyside References Churches completed in 1170 12th-century church buildings in England Church of England church buildings in Merseyside Grade I listed churches in Merseyside English Gothic architecture in Merseyside Metropolitan Borough of Sefton Anglican Diocese of Liverpool Buildings and structures in the Metropolitan Borough of Sefton