The graveyard at St. Mary's is spread over a large area and commands an impressive view over the beautiful countryside and village.   You may notice some of our photographs have cut off the top or bottom of a gravestone - this is due to our not being able to stand far enough away from a stone to fit it in the frame; some of the graveyard is on a steep hill and it is too dangerous to stand in the desired position.

There are many old gravestones which are not accessible due to them being inside a nature area where visitors are requested not to go.   Other stones are extremely difficult to read due to erosion.   If you download a full size image you should be able to read - even if with difficulty - the inscription; you may have to zoom in to see the more eroded ones.   Please inform us if you notice an error with our names - some are a guess.   Thank you

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Glass See next three photos - 080, 081 & 082 April 2004 (079 - 871k)

Benjamin & Elizabeth GLASS With previous photograph (079) April 2004 (080 - 893k)

James GLASS With photograph 079 April 2004 (081 - 540k)

Mary GLASS With photograph 079 April 2004 (082 - 738k)

Ellen GLASS April 2004 (134 - 768k)

Joseph & Mary GLASS With next photograph (071) April 2004 (070 - 925k)

Glass With previous photograph (070) April 2004 (071 - 310k)

Violet Kate & Harold George GODDEN April 2004 (048 - 745k)

Emily Matilda & John Jacob GOODE April 2004 (086 - 985k)

Kate GROVES April 2004 (120 - 942k)

John Edward GWATKIN April 2004 (094 - 958k)

John Reynolds GWATKIN With next photograph (105) April 2004 (104 - 879k)

Gwatkin With previous photograph (104) April 2004 (105 - 712k)

Stewart Beauchamp & John Reynolds GWATKIN With next photograph (098) April 2004 (097 - 716k)

Gwatkin With previous photograph (097) April 2004 (098 - 360k)