Three of the windows in the chancel are in memory of Arthur Majendie:
there is the large three-panelled east window; another, at the west end,
depicting Daniel looking forward Jerusalem, with the words:

'Lord, I have loved the habitation of thy house',  is inscribed: 'To the glory
of God and in memory of Revd. Arthur Majendie, who restored this house
and rebuilt the chancel. This window is dedicated by his widow.  He ceased
from his labours 15th January 1895'.

On the north side of the sanctuary is the third window, given by three
children 'In memory of a loving father'. They also
gave one in memory of their mother, who died at the
age of 91. This is on the south side of the chancel.

Also on the south side is an interesting round foliated window; it is a copy of Sir Joshua
Reynolds' 'Choir of the Cherubs' and is dedicated 'to the glory of God and in thankful
memory of numberless blessings, 1893-1922 P.R. and M. L. Haynes'.

In the nave, on the south side, is a window showing St. Michael and St George,  given
in 1956 by Consuelo, wife of the ninth Duke of Marlborough,  in memory of her son,
Ivor Spencer-Churchill, a cousin of Sir Winston.

A board at the back of the church lists the thoughtful bequests of
John Nixon in 1800; among others “he gave by the will the sum of
twenty shillings per annum  for ever to keep the organ of this church
in proper and necessary repair ... And the sum of fifteen shillings
per annum for ever to be paid to the choir of singers belonging to
and singing in this church”.