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Freestanding grave/mausoleum on rectangular-plan , erected c. 1870, containing the remains of the Barton family. Squared hammered ashlar wall with dressed margins to the east elevation having cut stone coping over; rubble stone walls to the north and south elevations. ‘BARTON’ in raised render lettering to the north side. Vaulted roof with grass over. Cut stone gravemarker/memorial to the west side of grave having leaded lettering reading ‘ THE VICTORY; 1 Cor XV 54-57; (a circle with Xp inside); Rev. 11-17; Amen;’ and ‘Tell his disciples that he is risen from the dead; Matt XXXVIII 7’ Segmental-headed doorway to the east elevation having h rock-faced voussoirs with dressed margins; entrance now blocked. Erected adjacent to the west wall of Pettigoe Church of Ireland church, to the west of the church, and to the west of the centre of Pettigoe.
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