Five table tombs south and east of chancel and south of nave, churchyard of Church of St. Mary and All Saints.

There are five table tombs located south and east of the chancel and south of the nave in the churchyard of the Church of St. Mary and All Saints. The tombs, arranged from east to west, include: (i) a 17th-century sandstone tomb featuring a moulded cornice and plinth, with pedimented side walls and paired pilasters flanking a tablet in the side wall; (ii) another 17th-century sandstone tomb with a moulded cornice and plinth, and pedimented side walls with clasping fluted pilasters; (iii) a mid-18th-century sandstone tomb that has a moulded cornice and plinth with inscribed tablets on the sides; (iv) a mid-18th-century sandstone tomb with a moulded cornice and base; and (v) another mid-18th-century sandstone tomb also featuring a moulded cornice and base.