Group Of Eight Chest Tombs Between About 7 And 25 Yards South Of The Tower Of The Church Of St Peter

A group of eight chest tombs made of sandstone ashlar is located between about 7 and 25 yards south of the tower of the Church of St Peter.

The tombs commemorate several individuals:

• Robert Jones, who died in 1731, features thick stepped flat capping, large corner balusters, and advanced side panels.
• Another Robert Jones, who died in 1778, has flat capping, corner balusters, and quadrant corners on the margins of the side panels.
• A tomb for William, who died in 1794, is similar to the previous one.
• Margaret Beavan, who died in 1799, is remembered with flat moulded capping, gadrooned corner balusters, and quadrant corners with paterae on the margins of the side panels.
• Susan Powell, who died in 1760, has flat capping, corner balusters, and advanced side panels.
• Hanna Stone, who died in 1818, features low flat moulded capping, balustered end panels, and quadrant corners on the side panels.
• John, who died in 1808, is commemorated with flat capping, corner balusters, and oval margins on the side panels.
• The southernmost tomb, likely from the very early 19th century, has illegible inscriptions, hipped capping, and gadrooned corner balusters.