Scott, Harrison, Carwick And 3 Other Headstones Against West Wall Of Church Of St Mary

There are six sandstone headstones located against the west wall of the Church of St. Mary in Stamfordham.

1. The first headstone belongs to Ellen Scott, dated 1809. It features a scrolled pedimented top and a panel carved with swags and symbols representing death and eternity, along with bold lettering.

2. The second headstone is for Ann Harrison, dated 1730, and also has a scrolled pedimented top.

3. The third headstone has a worn name and dates from the mid-18th century. It features a scrolled pedimented top adorned with tassels, an angel, and symbols of death.

4. The fourth headstone commemorates John Carwick from the mid-18th century. It includes a cartouche with a scrolled pedimented top and scrolled sides, inscribed with "Nigh this place lieth ye body of John Carwick barber, of Stamfordham."

5. The fifth headstone has a similar well-cut cartouche with an angel's head and a shell, but its inscription is worn.

6. The sixth headstone, also from the mid-18th century, features a scrolled pedimented top, an angel, and a worn inscription.