LOCATION OF PHYFFER’S FIGURES
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Albert | L | Edmund | T | Lanfranc | S | ||
Alfred | T | Edward II | O | Langton | R | ||
Alphege | T | Edward III | Q | Laud | E | ||
Anselm | S | Edw / Confessor | T | Percy | G | ||
Augustine | S | Edward VI | I | Elizabeth I | P | ||
Baldwin | R | Ernulph | N | Ridley | F | ||
Bertha | S | Henry I | R | Stanhope | G | ||
Black Prince | Q | Henry II | R | Stratford | Q | ||
Canute | T | Henry IV | Q | Sudbury | Q | ||
Charles I | E | Henry V | P | Theodore | T | ||
Chichele | P | Henry VI | O | Victoria | L | ||
Courtney | Q | Henry VII | O | Walter | R | ||
Cranmer | S | Henry VIII | M | William I | R | ||
Dunstan | T | Hooker | H | William II | R |
For a description of the original figures as recorded on their completion, see Kentish Gazette 15 August 1865.
A list of the Phyffer figures as seen in the 1890s can be found in Joseph Meadows, The memorial inscriptions of the
cathedral church of Canterbury (Cross & Jackman, 1897) pg 266