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Attached limestone mausoleum, dated 1873, with tetrastyle temple front in the Doric order. Limestone ashlar walls with Doric pilaster supporting plain entablature and pediment. Entablature returning along side and tapering to a finish on the rear elevation. Square-headed door opening with limestone architrave. Panelled cast-iron door leaf with vent holes to upper panels and cast-iron relief goat figure above ribbon band with raised lettering: 'Che Sara Sara 1873'. Limestone plaque to side elevation reads:' Here Lieth the Mortal Remains of Francis Russell Who Died the 25th day of August 1800. He was an Affectionate Husband a Kind and Indulgent Parent a true friend & an honest Man.' Another plaque reads: 'John Norris Russell Dedicted this Monument to his Father Francis Russell A tender Husband An affectionate Parent A kind Friend & an honest Man'. Located to the north of the church grounds flush with the boundary enclosing the site, abutting a two-storey structure.
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