Six Table Tombs, Abutting West Wall Of Churchyard

Six table tombs, abutting the west wall of the churchyard, date from the mid and late 18th century and are associated with the Blackborn and Jenkinson families. They are made of limestone. One tomb features shaped ends with inverted scroll brackets at the corners, bolection moulded and raised and fielded panels on the sides, and a shallow round-headed niche at one end with a weeper. Another tomb is similar but rectangular, with bolection moulded panels divided by a panel depicting fruit and foliage. This tomb also has ornamental corners and a panel at the end with other emblems of mortality. A third tomb, likely from the late 18th century or early 19th century, is designed in a neoclassical style.