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The Church of St Giles is an Anglican Parish Church built by S S Tevlon between 1857-58, The Street, Uley.
County: Gloucestershire
District: STROUD
Parish: ULEY
NGR: ST 79 98
Monument Number: 2837
HER 2837 DESCRIPTION:-
Listed Building Description:
ST 79 NE ULEY THE STREET 4/170 (west side) Church of St Giles II* 30/06/61
Anglican parish church. S S Teulon. 1857-58. Squared and coursed limestone, stone slate roof. Nave, chancel, south aisle connected to two-storey vestry and organ chamber, south porch, tower central north side of nave. All in C14 decorated style, mostly 2 or 3-light windows, including broad mullioned 2-light to vestry, with 'Kentish' octofoil tracery below low-set transome. Three stage tower with decorated triple-light bell stage with pierced stone screens, pierced parapet, and pinnacle to north-west stair turret. Interior: 6-bay nave, round piers on high bases, collar king-post roof, wind braced in nave. 5-light east window, 4-light west. Contemporary pews, pulpit, reading desk; reredos of 1878. Three windows in chancel and two in nave by Wailes; original Teulon leading in plain glass windows. Good outer porch gates of 1978. Norman octangonal font bowl. Listing NGR: ST 79123 98570 {Source Work 2411.}
The church of St Giles Uley was built in 1858 on the site of the old church said to be of great antiquity. Part of its S wall remains within the present tower. {Source Work 862.}
Built 1858 on site of old church. {Source Works 599 and 290.}
1990 - A watching brief was maintained by Gloucestershire County Council Archaeology Service during March and April 1990 in connection with the construction of a parish room on the north side of the church. This revealed the probability probability that Modern ground level in this area results from Post Medieval accumulation, possible from intentional dumping. {Source Work 2554.}
Monuments
CHURCH(POST MEDIEVALto21ST CENTURY)
WALL(POST MEDIEVAL)
Protection Status
LISTED BUILDING(1090858)
Sources and further reading
862;Ordnance Survey;unknown;Vol:0;
75;Cox JC;1949;Gloucestershire (Little Guides);Vol:0;
40;Blunt JH;1877;Dursley and its Neighbourhood;Vol:0;
599;Tewkesbury Archaeological Committee;1972-4;Vol:0;
290;Verey D;1970;Gloucestershire: The Cotswolds;Vol:1;
484;Historic Environment Record;various;Vol:0;
2411;DoE;1984;LIST OF BUILDINGS OF SPECIAL ARCHITECTURAL OR HISTORIC INTEREST, STROUD;Vol:0;
2850;RCHME;1995;Vol:0;
2554;Parry C;1990;Vol:0;
12513;Darvill T & Fulton AK;1998;
12514;Various;1994-5;
4249;Historic England;Various;Vol:0;
6652;Ordnance Survey ;1944-1990;National Grid Series Maps at scale 1:2500;
Related records
HER   39355     Two early 18th century unidentified memorials are located circa 16m south-west of porch door of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
LISTED BUILDING LIST ENTRY LEGACY UID;131623
HER   39242     A group of 5 18th and 19th century memorials are located circa 6m west of west wall of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39328     An 18th century unidentified chest tomb is located circa 13m west of buttress on west wall of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39331     Unidentified early 18th century chest tomb circa 10m west of south-west corner of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39333     Unidentified 18th century chest tomb located circa 15m south-west of south-west corner of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39334     The early 19th century Dimery tomb is located circa 11m south-west of south-west corner of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39338     The 18th century unidentified chest tomb is located circa 12m south-west of south-west corner of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39341     The 18th century unidentified memorial is located circa 7m south-west of south-west corner of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39342     The late 17th or early 18th century chest tomb is located circa 5m south-west of south-west corner of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39343     The early 18th century unidentifed chest tomb is located circa 7m south-west of south-west corner of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39344     The early 19th century Nathaniel Long memorial is located circa 8m south of south-west corner of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39357     The 18th and 19th century Robinson, Ashmead and unidentified memorial are located circa 10-13m south of porch of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39358     The 18th century Cornelius Harris tomb and two unidentified tombs are located circa 18-22m due south of the porch door, of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39359     The mid 18th century Holbrook memorial is located circa 5m south of south wall of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
HER   39375     The Hopkins memorial dates to the late 18th century and is located circa 10m due south of east end of chancel, of the Church of St Giles, Uley.
HER   39378     The late 18th century John Wall memorial is located circa 6m south-east of south-east corner of chancel, of the Church of St Giles, Uley.
HER   39381     The mid 18th century unidentified pedestal tomb is located circa 8m east of chancel wall, of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
CHURCH HERITAGE RECORD;616046
HISTORIC ENGLAND AMIE RECORD;205253
NMR INDEX NUMBER;ST 79 NE 41
HER   39356     A group of three 18th century memorials, two to Powell, one to Knight can be located circa 15-20m south-west of porch door, of the Church of St Giles, The Street, Uley.
Source
Gloucestershire County Council: Historic Environment Record Archive