Group of nine memorials on the W side of the path to the S porch, Church of St Cynwyd

This group of nine memorials is located on the west side of the path leading to the south porch of the Church of St Cynwyd. The tombs are arranged in rows, end to end.

In the North Row, the first memorial is a chest tomb featuring wide corner balusters and a deep capstone with rounded edges, dedicated to Griffith Thomas of Cwmdu-isaf, Bettws, who died in 1835, along with his wife. The second is a narrow chest tomb with fielded end pilasters and a rounded-edged capstone, inscribed on top to Margaret Jenkins, who died in 1800, with additional inscriptions on the side for Morgan Jenkins of Pentref-isaf, Margam, who died in 1860. The third is a laid headstone for Margaret Davies of Maesteg, who died in 1837.

In the Second Row, the first memorial is a chest tomb with wide corner balusters and a deep capstone with rounded edges, dedicated to Jenkin Williams of Bettws, who died in 1811, with an addition for Thomas Jones of Gellilenor Farm, who died in 1876, inscribed on the side. The second is a chest with corner balusters and a chamfered base, featuring a hipped top, dedicated to Margaret Rees of Dyffryn Llynvi Fan, who died in 1897, with an inscription for Gwilym Thomas Rees, who died in 1893 while serving in the military, added to the top.

In the Third Row, the first memorial is a low chest tomb made of ashlar, with a deep ledger slab and rounded edges, inscribed to Margaret William of Ceven-y-fan, Glyncorrwg, who died in 1817. The second is a headstone with a shaped half-rounded top, carved with a simple cone and leaves, dedicated to William Thomas, a child who died in 1837, along with two later children. To the east of this, there are two ledger slabs side by side, one for Anne William, who died in 1812, and the other for Gwenllian Lewis, who died in 181? and her son, who died in 1838.