(Link) Some say the effigy is actually of Sir Hugh's kinsman Sir Roger de Cressy. The vote seems to have gone in Sir Hugh's favor because his will specifically requests that he be buried near the altar of the church.

Hugh De Cressey

effigy of a knight in armour, said to represent one of the Cressys of Cressy Hall

(Link) In chancel a C14 full length effigy, 1313-1347, of Sir Hugh de Cressy, a knight in chain mail and surcoat, head on lozenge shaped cushion, feet on a lion, covered by a cusped canopy now set in the east wall