Benjamin Ferrior Tomb, Church of Saint Bridget

The tomb of Benjamin Ferrior is a table tomb located at the Church of Saint Bridget. It is constructed from grey ashlar with slate sides. The base is made of ashlar and features battered sides, which are supported by battered stone corner piers that are decorated with an anthemion-type relief motif. The slate sides and ends are trapezoidal in shape and bear an inscription dedicated to Benjamin Ferrior Esq, who was formerly of Pearson, and the Rev. Robert Ferrior, also of Pearson. There is a plaque at the rear commemorating Richard Ferrior, who died in 1863. The tomb is topped with a heavy slab that has a leaf cornice and a ridged capstone, both made of ashlar.