Row Of 4 Memorials Circa 1-5M South Of South East Angle Of South Aisle Of Church Of St Mary

A row of four memorials, dating from the third quarter of the 18th century, is located approximately 1 to 5 meters south of the southeast angle of the south aisle of the Church of St. Mary. These headstones are made of limestone.

1. The first memorial, dated 1768, commemorates Elizabeth Cross, aged 24, and her infant son Richard. It features a segmental head with cherubs and two convex inscription panels separated by Corinthian pilasters, along with a four-line verse below.
2. The second memorial, from 1767, honors William Cross and has a segmental head with two cherubs and a segmental-headed inscription panel, also with a four-line verse below.
3. The third memorial, for Richard Cross (1767) and his wife Martha (1769), has a double scrolled head with two cherubs and a festoon, featuring two convex segmental-headed inscription panels separated by reeded pilasters.
4. The fourth memorial, dated 1765, is for Amy Hall and has a scrolled head with two cherubs and festoons, with a convex segmental-headed inscription panel flanked by reeded pilasters.