Abstract
The tombstones were discovered during the lowering of the graveyard. These were a fragment of a medieval stone with Calvary cross and sword; a stone with a double headed cross composed of two circles connected by a long narrow shaft and a sword; and a memorial to William Greig, carved in high relief and decorated with a pair of pincers, a dagger, pistol, hammer and anvil.
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