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the north transept was clumsily enlarged to accommodate the tomb of one of the lords of the castle, usually supposed to have been John de Barri, who died c. 1324

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In the chancel is a 14th century effigy of a De Barri family member, possibly John de Barri, who died in 1324

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The chantry chapel, which is an extension of the N transept, originally housed the de Barri effigy which is taken to be John de Barri, d.1324

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A military effigy of the early 14th century, now in the chancel but formerly in the north chapel (known as the 'de Barry' chapel), probably represents a John de Barry.

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de Barry family
(на памятнике можно различить на щите парные узкие полосы, как на изображенном здесь гербе)

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Barry (Barri), John de, s. David, of Manorbier (d. c. 1324)