1.  1863  -  19  July  	- ANN  PRYOR  -  25  years 
 2.  1869  -   3  July  	- WILLIAM  BARTER  -  75  years 
 3.  1869  -   5  September  	- REV.  OLIVER  ROUSE  -  49  years
 4.  1872  -  19  October  	- DAVID  PRYOR  -  63  years
 5.  1874  -   1  June  	- SUSANNA  BARTER  -  76  years    
 6.  1874  -  13  December  	- EMMA  JACOBS  -  wife  of  George
	-  25  years   
 7.  1875  -  12  July  	- DEBORAH  AMBERLY  -  wife  of  Stephen
	-  28  years
 8.  1876  -  19  October  	- MINNIE  ALBERTHA  FROST
	-  1  year  8  months 
 9.  1880  -  26  September 	- JAMES  JACOBS  -  husband  of  Mary  Ann
	-  36  years  
10.  1883  -  19  March  	- ROBERT  BARTER  -  61  years   
11.  1897  -  31  July  	- MARY  JANE  RIGGS  -  wife  of  William
	-  41  years
12.  1898  -  27  July  	- JOSEPH  PRYOR  -  husband  of  Martha
	- 62  years  
13.  1899  -  29  March  	- HENRY  EMBERLEY  -  60  years 
14.  1900  -  26  August  	- GEORGE  JACOBS  -  73  years 
15.  1901  -  19  October  	- ALICE  LOCKYER  -  wife  of  John
	-  36  years 
16.  1902  -   7  May  1902  	- HENRY  THOMAS  BLUNDON  -  29  years 
17.  1903  -  19  December 	- JOHANNA  BARTER  -  70  years 
18.  1904  -  18  February  	- WILLIE  LOCKYER
	-  child  of  Henry  &  Norah  -  15  months 
19.  1904  -  11  October  	- WILLIAM  BARTER  -  77  years  
20.  1905  -   6  January  	- NEWMAN  RIGGS  -  husband  of  Mary
	-  52  years    
21.  1905  -   9  March 	- JOHN  EMBERLEY  -  75  years 
22.  1905  -   7  April  	- ANNIE  JACOBS  -  wife  of  George  -  65  years 
23.  1905  -  17  October 	- WILLIAM  EMBERLEY  -  48  years 
24.  1906  -  29  August 	- JAMES  BARTER  -  child  of  Charles & Ann
	-  1  year  10  months 
25.  1906  3  September  	- GEORGE  E.  BLUNDON  -  29  years 
26.  1907  -  13  January  	- WILLIAM  LOCKYER  -  70  years 
27.  1908  -   5  February  	- WILLIAM  BARTER
	-  son  of  James & Mary  Barter  -  17  years
28.  1908  -   7  December  	- WILLIAM COSH  -  75  years COSH  
29. FRAGMENT  --

NOTE:  
The  above  28  headstones  were  transcribed  on  2 August 1989  and were the 
only ones visable  amidst  the  knee-high  grass  and  brambles.  Several  of  
the  headstones  were  broken and  only  fragments  of  others  remained,  
thus  making  it  impossible  to  gather  any  of  the  

information  once  carved  thereon. Numerous  stone  slabs  indicated  other  graves, 
but  time has  obliterated  any  identification  which  may  have  been,  at  one  time,  
painted  or  carved  on  their  faces.

On  a  return  visit  in  August 1993, with my husband Alex, to photograph the above  
headstones,  we  found  that  a lot of  them  had  deteriorated  to  the  point  of  
being  illegible.  In  fact,  one  of  the  headstones  transcribed  in  1989  could  
not  be  located.