A Symbolic Stone in St Quivox Churchyard
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A Symbolic Stone in St Quivox Churchyard
Image: © Mary and Angus Hogg Taken: 31 Aug 2013
This rather grim-looking stone on John Prisaly's grave represents man's mortality. The inscription on the other side reads: This is the burying place of JOHN PRISALY who died Janury 6th 1806 aged 46 years
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Image Location
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55.483079
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-4.573242