Grade II listed group of two chest tombs and five headstones, dating from the mid and late 18th century. They are two coffin-shaped limestone chest tombs with cherubs and inscriptions at the head end, the south one dated 1743. Between them, nearer the church, are two flat topped headstones, the left with a scrolled cartouche, dated 1739, to one Patchitt. The right stone has a cherub and an illegible inscription. Farther from the church are three headstones. The left one is scroll topped, with an oval panel, the central one arch topped, with a skull and wreaths, the right one flat topped, with a cherub in high relief. None of these has a legible date or inscription. For the full description of this listed building please refer to the National Heritage List for England. {1}