Sir Richard Glyn, 1st Baronet, of Gaunt's House

1755–1838 (age 83)

Biography

Sir Richard Glyn, 1st Baronet of Gaunt's House, born in 1755, distinguished himself as a banker and civic leader, including serving as Lord Mayor of London, all while remaining mindful of the duties owed to his constituents. His service reflected a belief that prosperity should be matched by responsibility.

In later years he took pleasure in supporting St Kenelm in Hinton Parva and in encouraging the education of young people, leaving a legacy of measured generosity. His resting place there honors a life of public trust.

Also buried at Church of St Kenelm, Hinton Parva

Sir Richard Plumptre Glyn, 2nd Bt.
1787–1863 (age 76)
Church of St Kenelm, Hinton Parva
Banker Sir Richard Plumptre Glyn, 2nd Bt., lent steadiness to public life and is remembered at St Kenelm, Hinton Parva.
George Glyn, 1st Baron Wolverton
1797–1873 (age 76)
Church of St Kenelm, Hinton Parva
George Glyn, 1st Baron Wolverton, is commemorated at the Church of St Kenelm in Hinton Parva.
Mary Plumptre
1760–1832 (age 72)
Church of St Kenelm, Hinton Parva
Mary Plumptre was a Georgian-era woman remembered in the Church of St Kenelm, Hinton Parva.
Archibald FitzGerald Law
1853–1921 (age 68)
Church of St Kenelm, Hinton Parva
Archibald FitzGerald Law, the barrister admired for his fairness, was remembered at the Church of St Kenelm, Hinton Parv...
Marianne Grenfell
1802–1892 (age 90)
Church of St Kenelm, Hinton Parva
Marianne Grenfell enriched her community through quiet devotion and generous presence.