What is recorded here

In centre of Crosserdree graveyard (WM013-053001-) are the remains of a poorly preserved ivy-covered church ruins (WM013-053----). A fragment of a broken medieval font is partially visible embedded into the soil in the centre of the church located 2.2m N of the S wall and 5m E of the W wall. The limestone font (H 0.38m; ext. diam. 0.66m; T 0.11-0.15m) consisted of a circular shaped vessel with slightly tapering sides, of which only half now survives. The basin (diam. 0.46-0.35m; D 0.29m) has a central drain hole. Compiled by: Frank Coyne and Caimin O'Brien Date of upload: 10 April 2018

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