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Tall gothic stone with trefoil passion flower motif incised above the MI on the west face
to the memory of Louisa wife of Thomas BRYANT who died July 2nd 1874 aged 67 years Come on, my partner in distress, What keeps thee back from home? Now I have lain me down to rest, Why shouldst thou further roam! Hast thou not ever been my guide Throughout lifes wearying scene? Then come and lay thee by my side, And all will be serene! For Blessed are the peaceful dead Who in the Lord do die; Their works, the Holy Spirit said, Shall follow them on high.
Haslewood p103
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