This mausoleum is, like the Herbert mausoleum, attached to the south side of All Saints Church but at the west, rather than the east, end. Both mausolea look very similar, being faced with ashlar and having low-pitched roofs. There is no access to either building and it seems likely that both were sealed, and perhaps altered externally, at the same time.
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Grade I (England and Wales)
1820
Sir James Fellowes (1770-1857), for whom this mausoleum was built, had a distinguished military career and was knighted by George III. He served in the expedition to the Helder at the siege of Cadiz and at Gibraltar in 1804-5, and was Inspector General of Military Hospitals in the Peninsular War. His wife, Elizabeth (d.1845) and three children, all of whom pre-deceased him, are also buried in the vault.
Some running repairs have been carried out but more work needs to be done (2002).
Information gained from commemorative plaque in church.
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Church of All Saints
Burghclere
Hampshire
RG20 9NS
England