Henbury Church remained the parish church for the owners and residents of Kings Weston House for most of it’s history. Shirehampton Church remained a subordinate chapelry until 1844. Until then, and for some time after, members of the Southwell and Miles family were buried in Henbury. There are many very fine hanging memorials in the church associated with Kings Weston, and other memorials in the form of stained glass windows, fittings, and furnishings. This gallery shows a few of the most notable ones.
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- Memorials to Sir Robert Southwell (d. 1702)and his Grandson Edward Southwell II. Sir Robert’s memorial is work by the carver Grinling Gibbons
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- Detail of Elizabeth Southwell’s memorial, wife of Sir Robert, by Grinling Gibbons
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- Elizabeth Southwell’s memorial, wife of Sir Robert, by Grinling Gibbons
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- Detail of Elizabeth Southwell’s memorial, wife of Sir Robert, by Grinling Gibbons
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- Edward Southwell’s memorial. Died 1730
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- Catherine Southwell, wife of Edward Southwel II
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- Edward Southwell III, 21st Baron de Clifford, Memorial. Died 1777
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- Sophia Southwell, wife of Edward Southwell III, IV, 22nd Baron de Clifford, memorial. Died 1832.
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- Edward Southwell IV, 22nd Baron de Clifford, memorial. Died 1832.
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- Mary, wife of Edward Southwell IV.
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- Window to the memory of Philip Skinner Miles, died 1885
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- Window to the memory of Clarissa Miles, wife of Philip Miles of Kings Weston House