1901 census
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Carved details distinguish a family tomb among the churchyard’s memorials.
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A limestone mausoleum stands in the graveyard of the demolished Saint John’s Church in Newport. Its front has dressed stone pilasters topped by egg-shaped finials, with a carved coat of arms above the entrance. The architectural inventory records further memorials from the former church set into the boundary wall. Yew trees and stone and cast-iron tombs form part of the churchyard setting, opposite the Church of the Holy Redeemer. [2]
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