Row Of 4 Monuments To Frise And Mayjor Families In The Churchyard About 5M South Of South Aisle Of Church Of St Peter

This is a row of four headstones located in the churchyard about 5 meters south of the south aisle of the Church of St Peter. They date from the 18th century and are made of slate.

The first headstone is for John Frise, dated 1752, and features a nowy head with an angel and trumpet carved in relief, crossed bones and arrows, cherubs, and a border of stylized flowers on the sides, along with good lettering. The second headstone commemorates Thomas Frise, from 1773, also nowy-headed, adorned with a broken-stemmed flower, heart, hourglass, and memento mori, with good lettering. The third headstone is for Thomas Mayjor, dated 1754, and has a nowy head with a primitive skull and crossed bones, hourglass, heart, and flowers. Lastly, the headstone for Elizabeth Mayjor, dated 1743, is cracked and features a nowy head with a primitive skull, crossed bones, flowers, and admonitory verses.