Churchyard Inscriptions
The following lists inscriptions in alphabetical order by family name and first name
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Gertrude Mary Cox Headstone: R. I. P. Gertrude Mary Cox died July 2nd 1952 "Faithful - Gentle - Good"
Henry Cox

Headstone: In loving remembrance of Henry son of George & Elizabeth Cox who entered into rest March 7th 1894 aged 28 years "Peace Perfect Peace"

James Cox Headstone: Loving memory James Cox who died Feb 2nd 1880 aged - - Also of Martha his wife who died April 12th 1881 aged 80 years
Joseph Cox

In Memory
of Joseph Cox, Sen.
who exchanged this life
the 11th of January 1759
Aged 92 years
Also Eliza. his Wife died
March 15th 1762 Aged 101
Their Descendants at her death
were 10 childr. 62 Grand Children
and 102 Great Grand Children
in all 174

Transcribers notes: Around the year 2000 when a survey of gravestones was made, this inscription was missed. The photograph below was made from a print made from a Kodachrome slide taken in the 1960s. The reverse side of the gravestone recorded Charles and Lucretia Cox. This second inscription was noticed in 2000, but was then almost unreadable.
Joseph Henry Cox Headstone: In memory of Joseph Henry Cox his remains rest here he died August 30th 1878 aged 48 years "The Grass Withereth The Flowers Fadeth But The Word Of God Shall Stand Forever"
Joseph Cox Headstone: Sacred to the memory of Joseph Cox husband of Catherine- - - - - June 16th 1832 aged- -
Lucretia Cox

Headstone :

Also
Charles and Lucretia Cox
He died Aug.6 1817
Aged 97 years
She died April 5 1803
Aged 86 years
Leaving at his death 3 daug.
whose ages amounted to 202

Transcribers notes: This inscription was recorded in the 1960s by Andrew Cox a descendant. Around the year 2000 the stone was found but the inscription was largely unreadable. This inscription was on the back of a headstone originally prepared to commemorate Joseph Cox Sen. (died 1759 and his wife Elizabeth (died 1762)
Martha Cox Headstone: Loving memory James Cox who died Feb 2nd 1880 aged - - Also of Martha his wife who died April 12th 1881 aged 80 years
Jeremiah Crace Headstone: Double Grave: Vase: In loving memory of Mary Ann beloved wife of Jeremiah Grace who passed to rest March 7th 1927 aged 59 years Also Jeremiah beloved husband of the above who passed to rest May 3rd 1956 aged 85 years "God Be With You Till We Meet Again"
Mary Ann Crace Headstone: Double Grave: Vase: In loving memory of Mary Ann beloved wife of Jeremiah Grace who passed to rest March 7th 1927 aged 59 years Also Jeremiah beloved husband of the above who passed to rest May 3rd 1956 aged 85 years "God Be With You Till We Meet Again"
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Ref. above are references on a map of the churchyard which should help locate a monument.

Where the symbol appears in the left column, an image of the inscriptions is available.  Click on the symbol to view the image.

The original information on monuments was recorded in a survey conducted in 1994.

A considerable effort went into deciphering inscriptions that had been eroded through time, the elements and even - at times - enthusiastic wire brushing!  Not all inscriptions remain, but anything which could be deciphered was recorded, even where names, dates, etc were incomplete.

Like most churchyards, changes take place as old stones fall, are broken, become eroded, or are cleared to assist maintenance of the area.  Some of the inscriptions which were recorded in 1994 may no longer be legible or even in existence.

Following an additional survey, the list has now been updated to the year 2000.  The majority of the new entries are in the areas marked as Cr. or Recent Burials on the map.