We know Banastre's monument is in the church of Saint Mary Magdalene, but the exact location of his grave does not seem to be recorded. Robert Bass couldn't find it when he was researching The Green Dragoon, and tracking down the burial entry in the local parish records has not proved to be illuminating.¹

Lytton says that local tradition places it here, beneath this large, concrete and cast iron marker in Saint Mary Magdalene's churchyard. (He adds, "Locals said he had been buried with his horse and that was why it was such a large grave and local children were frightened to go near it as he rode his horse there after dark!") But there is no inscription anywhere on it, and Doc M's opinion is that this is more likely the covering for a family burial vault. Pending further evidence, we all lean towards the most likely burial location being within the church itself, near his monument.