Three Porter headstones approximately 19 metres west of the tower of the Church of St Mary

Three Porter headstones are located approximately 19 metres west of the tower of the Church of St Mary. These adjacent headstones date between 1765 and 1789 and commemorate various members of the Porter family. All three are made of sandstone and feature upright slabs with shaped heads, and they are in very good condition.

The leftmost headstone stands about 750mm high and has a curvilinear double head with a recessed front panel. The inscription is presented in Roman serif upper and lower case lettering, divided into three sections. There is a separate column under each head and a full-width section at the base. The left head features a crude carving of a human profile above the memorial to John Porter, who died in 1776. The right head has a carved pattern above the record of his wife Mary, whose date of death is illegible. The bottom section lists their two sons and three daughters.

The other two headstones have similarly shaped heads carved in low relief. Their inscriptions begin in Gothic lettering, but the majority is in Roman serif upper and lower case lettering. The smaller headstone, approximately 700mm high, is in memory of Elizabeth Porter, who died in 1765, and features a carved winged cherub head with trumpets behind it. The right headstone stands about 1.2 metres high and is carved with a scene of the Good Samaritan. It records the death of Elizabeth Porter, whose date is illegible, along with her infant children: 10-month-old Mary, who died in 1786, and 9-week-old Henry, who died in 1789.