A White marble memorial in the South Transept records the following members of the Burgess family:-
| Name | Died | Aged | Rel | Regdate | ||
| A | Thomas | 1725 | 60 | 23/2/24! | Burges | |
| B | Frances | 1739 | 58 | wofA | 25/2 | Burges |
| C | Francis | 1793 | 75 | sofAB | 15/1 | |
| D | Elizabeth | 1797 | 79 | wof C | 7/4 | |
| E | George | 1747 | 12weeks | sofCD | 27/1 | Burges |
| F | Francis | 1784 | 32 | sofCD | 17/5 | |
| G | James | 1788 | 34 | sofCD | 17/9 | |
| H | Thomas | 1794 | 45 | sofCD | 13/12 | |
| J | Elizabeth | 1830 | 72 | dofCD | 10/3 | |
| K | Anne | 1837 | 76 | dofCD | 8/2 |
The burial register refers to James as ‘settled to this place’, and to Elizabeth & Anne as being ‘of Reading’. The second s in the surname appears between 1747 & 1784
One of the ledger stones in the chancel floor records James Burgess who died in 1757
A grave stone built into the exterior of the south transept records Thomas Burgess died 1752 (6/10) aged 70(?) and his wife Elizabeth died 1768 (8/4)
The burial register also shows an Elizabeth Burgess accidentally drowned aged 70 and died 18/8/1830
(Until 1752 the year number changed on 25th March. Ages appear in the burial register after 1813.)