Added to the church in the 15th century, the Harvey Chapel is so called because it contains two extremely fine early 17th centurry monuments comemorating the Harvey family.

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On the north wall (adjoining the chancel) is a two tiered mounment decorated with effigies of Stephen Harvey (d. 1606), his wife Anne (d. 1590) and below 3 highly decorative kneeling effigies represent their three sons (l to r) Sir Francis Harvey (d.1632), Stephen Harvey (d.1636) and William Harvey (d1633). 

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Opposite is an ornate marble monument to Sir Stephen Harvey, the only son & heir of Sir Francis Harvey (opposite). He died in 1630. The recumbent (lying down figure) is shown with sword as befits a knight and the white alabaster tomb istelf shows traces of its original paintwork. 

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Both monuments are somewhat damaged and difficult to see in their entirety but are somewhat of a hidden gem in the church.