Frustfield Hundred, Wiltshire is in Wiltshire.
In 1690 Stephen Fox [aged 62] commissioned All Saints' Church, Farley probably to the design of Alexander Fort or Christopher Wren [aged 66]. It is built in red brick, in English bond, with stone dressings. It replaced a chapel of ease, becom,ing a parish church.
On 11th August 1696 Elizabeth Whittle died. She was buried at All Saints' Church, Farley where she has a monument:, an elegant aedicule, grey and white marbles. Corinthian columns supporting a curved pediment. Flaming urn and lamps connected by garlands over. Within, a curtained niche revealing swathed bust of Dame Elizabeth Fox, died 1696. Gadrooned base. Inscription in Latin on shaped apron, terminating in conjoined putti.
In 21st September 1713 Charles Fox [aged 53] died predeceasing his father. He was buried at All Saints' Church, Farley where he has a monument: marble aedicule, open segmental pediment on composite columns. Coloured arms in spandrel with garlands. Gadrooned base. Inscription in English in panel with reentrant corners with putti.
On 28th October 1716 Stephen Fox [aged 89] died. He was buried in the Ilchester Chapel of All Saints' Church, Farley which church he had commissioned. His mural monument being Carrara marble aedicule with composite columns carrying segmental pediment. Coloured arms with suspended garlands and lamps over. Gadrooned base on consoles, all on limestone brackets. Inscription in antique French.
In 1875 All Saints' Church, Farley was restored by Ewan Christian.