The church of St Luke & St Andrew at Priston is ancient and is reputedly of Norman origin. There are two dozen plaques inside the church with, on the northern wall of the nave, an array of plaques in the form of shields for the Jenkins, Vaughan and Vaughan-Jenkins family. In the churchyard, to the south of the door, are some old altar/chest tombs. The modern section is an extension to the churchyard, east of the church, this arranged in a series of rows. Bath Record Office’s Bath Burial Index (https://www.batharchives.co.uk/burial-index) has online documentation by Phil Bendall of the graveyard including images of the memorials and maps.