No 3 of 5 Graves in the Graveyard to NW of All Saints Church

No. 3 of the 5 graves in the graveyard to the northwest of All Saints Church is a grave marked by a square-section plinth topped with a pyramidal cap. The plinth features a partially legible inscription that includes the date 1849. It is located in the center of an area paved with stone slabs, enclosed by a low wall that is topped with cast-iron railings. These railings have spearhead finials and tulip finials at the corners, creating a decorative boundary around the grave. This grave is part of a notable group of 19th-century graves with enclosures made of cast-iron railings in various ornamental styles, contributing to the overall significance of the site in relation to All Saints Church.