in the north-east corner of the north transept are brass plaques to william turnor, died 1473, and his two wives margery and margaret. a brick tomb is also to william turnor with the "figures of man in fur-edged gown, with belt and bag, and of two women in belted dresses and veiled head-dresses, with inscription and two inscribed scrolls, indents of two shields and figures of children." further north chancel memorials are to joseph hammond, died 1762, with the inscription "buried near this place lies the body of joseph hammond died june 1762 aged 61 years. he was a tender husband, a kind master and true friend. a sincere christian." joseph hammond's wife and son are also memorialised by plaque. a further north transept stone floor slab memorial is to thomas meade, died 1653. meade's brother, rev joseph meade (1586-1639), was born at berden priory, educated at christ's college, cambridge, and became an english scholar whose 1641 "key of the revelation" became an influential treatise on the "book of revelation". a worn floor slab to thomasine, died 1656, the wife of thomas meade, lies in the nave. further north transept memorials are of two coffin lids, one defaced with a part of a raised cross, and the other of purbeck marble, upturned and used as a wall bracket; both 13th century. a south transept floor slab is to thomas grove, died 1669, and his daughter margaret and his four grandchildren.