Group Of 5 Table Tombs In St Mary'S Church Churchyard, South East Of Church

A group of five table tombs located in the churchyard of St Mary's Church, southeast of the church, date from the late 18th century and 19th century. All the tombs are made of stone. The first tomb is situated 1 meter east of the south transept and features a moulded plinth, pilaster corners with oval panels, panels with carved tablets and inscriptions, a fluted and moulded cornice, and a shaped slab top. The other four tombs are simpler in design, each with pilaster corners (some of which are damaged) and incised decoration and inscriptions. The second tomb is located 8 meters southeast of the south transept, while the third tomb is adjacent to the second to the south. The fourth tomb is 2 meters southeast of the south chapel corner, and the fifth tomb is 12 meters east of the north buttress of the chancel.