Sacred to the Memory of Mrs Edw'd/Hawlishaw Wife of Lieut Col: Hawlishaw who departed this life/on the 16th day of June 1810 ----/year of her age/ Prepare to meet thy God
This Tomb is erected/By/Mrs Christina Morrow/In Memory of Her Beloved Husband/Late quartermaster/David Morrow 57th Regt/Who departed This life On the 27th of October 1891/Aged 61 Years
Here lie interred the remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Butler who departed this life on the13th May 1773/ aged 76 years also the remains of Thomas Butler Esq. Her husband/ for many years, an Eminent Physician in this City./ He departed this life 30th July 1773 aged 80 years/ also the remains of their son Thomas Butler Esq. M.D./ who departed this life 21st July 1795/ in the 72nd year of his life./ His plain and honest work/ in private life/ and his merits as a member of society/ rendered him as dear as his pre-eminence in his professional knowledge/ qualified him to be serviceable/ to the community./ His memory will live/ unindebted to panegyrick /in the hearts of his numerous friends and admirers/ triumphant above the grave and Death./ Such talent seemed by natures God designed /alike to ornament and serve mankind./ No earthly power could due reward bestow. /He find it there where joy's immortal now.
Pediment supported by two pillars and a large rectangular base. The inscription is within the rectangular panel framed by the pillars. It is a Monument with fluted Doric columns. The bases of the columns are supported on a rectangular base. The base is decorated with floral patterns with the patterns duplicated on the pedestals supporting the columns. The Butler coat of Arms is displayed in the tympanum. Monument somewhat overgrown. A sketch in Phelan (1978) shows an urn at the top of the pediment. It is not possible to determine if this is still present due to the level of the overgrowth. This monument was at one time inside the chancel until It was shortened in 1820.
Sacred/ to the memory of/ The Rev.d EDWARD PIDGEON/ Vicar of St. Johns./ And of his wife/ CATHERINE./ They both died in the sure hope of/ everlasting life through faith in the only/ Saviour and Mediator/ Jesus Christ./ He on the 12th of August 1808/ She on the 9th of January 1819
Sacred/ to the memory of/ MARGARET/ daughter of the Revd Peter Roe/ Minister of St. Mary's/ who died 25th Feburary/ 1825 in her 14th year./ She came to the cross when her young cheek was blooming/ And raised to the Lord the bright glance of her Eve/ And when o'er its beauty. deaths darkness was glooming/ The cross did uphold her. The saviour was nigh./ The Revd. Peter Roe died 23rd April 1841/ in the 64th year of his age also /Mary Anne Gore/ his wife/ died 24th Aug. 1851 aged 64 yrs./ John XI.25.26 Thes IV.l4/ Mary Anne Roe his daughter/ died 20th August 1868 in/ the 60th year of her age. Revelation VII l6.l7 John XI.25.26 Thes IV
Ledger/slab set upright against church-wall within plain kerbstones, which measure 318cms by 285cms. It is in good condition although there is graffiti on it.
The condition of the memorials in this graveyard varies greatly from excellent to badly damaged and vandalised.