3 In memory of Joseph Swaine son of Isaac and / Harriet Swaine, who died October 13th 1850 aged 2 years. / Also of the above named Isaac Swaine, husband of / Harriet Swaine, stonemason, late of Barnsley, who / died May 13th 1855 aged 40 years.
Flat stone, once table

3 In memory of Ann Swettenham, only daughter of Joseph / and Sarah Hemingway of Swithin in this Parish / . She died at Winster in Derbyshire 3rd October 1770 / Aged 32 years. / Also Dorothy, wife of Edward Smith, Chandler, / of Barnsley, formerly of Kexbrough who died February 16th 1871 / aged 64 years. / Also the above named Edward Smith who died October 11th / 1881 aged 72 years
This stone was flat and has since disappeared Possibly once a table stone

2 Here lieth interred the body of Mary, the wife of / James Swift of Kexbrough who died July 7th / 1746 aged 62 years. Also the body of the said James Swift of Kexbrough / who died October 13th 1767 aged 89 years. / Also Mary, their daughter aged 4 years. / Lik wise ye body of James Swift of Kexbrough, son of the / above, who died February 3rd 1782 aged 52. / Also Anne, his wife, who died September 12th 1814 / aged 78. / Also James Swift, son of the above named, who died / January 15th 1835 aged 62 years / A man of strict integrity Flat stone, once table In the register - James who died in 1767 was yeoman. James who died in 1782 was a yeoman and Churchwarden, also in register he was buried in 1784 not 1782. James Swift - died 1835 is of Doncaster in register.

2 In affectionate memory of Francis Swift, beloved husband / of Mary Swift of Bretton West, who died November 23rd 1872 / aged 61 years
.Flat stone, once table In the register, the year is given as 1873

2 In memory of of Francis Swift of Bretton West and late / of Kexbrough, who died the 30th day of July 1853 / aged 76 years. / Also Margaret wife of the above named Francis Swift / who died the 18th day of January 1859 aged 70 years. / Also Catherine, the eldest daughter of James and Mary / Swift of Bretton West who departed this life on the / 7th day of September 1873 aged 25 years.
Flat stone, once table. A James Swift was a Churchwarden in 1783

4 Here lieth the body of Paul Tate late of Gawber Hall / who departed this life ye february 3rd 1782 / aged 68 years
Flat stone, once table.

4 Here lieth the body of Susanna the wife of John Taylor. / She died October ye 26th 1740 in the 35th year of her age. / Also Mary their daughter died July ye 2nd 1741 / Aged 2 years and 4 months. / Also Peter Taylor 1744 aged 72. / Also Mary his wife 1753 aged 88 years. / In affectionate remembrance of Vincent Taylor, stonemason, / of Mapplewell, born October 19th 1827, died December 22nd 1888 / aged 61 years. / A good husband and a faithful father. / Also Mary, the faithful wife of Vincent Taylor / born May 14th 1822 died July 9th 1896. / She was a good mother and peaceful was her end.
Flat stone, once table

4 In memory of Ann the wife of John Taylor of Staincross / died 22nd of March 1801 aged 56 years. / Affliction sore with pain I bore / Physicians were in vain / Till death gave ease as God did please / to free me from my pain / . Also Peter the son of the above named died Feb 23rd 1788 / in the 14th year of his life. / Also Jeffe died 16th March 1791 in the 9th year of his age. / Also John Taylor, mason - - Nov 1810 aged 66 years
.Flat stone In register John Taylor, stonemason

2 In memory of Rachel, daughter of John and Hannah / Taylor of Mapplewell who died the 4th day of September / 1803 aged 2 years and 5 months. / Also the above Hannah Taylor who died May 7th 1826 / aged 60 years. Also the above John Taylor died May 16th 1839 / aged 77 years. / Also of Mary, wife of George, son of the last named John Taylor / who died September 3rd 1850 aged 59 years. / Also the above named George Taylor died September 30th / 1855 aged 67 years
Flat stone Verse between Rachel and Hannah eroded

2 Here lieth the body of Thomas Taylor of Staincross who / departed this life June 1st 1803 aged 67 years. / Also the body of Ann Micklethwaite, his daughter , who died / November 3rd 1810 aged 40 years. / Also Thomas his son, Dec 31st 1810 aged 47 years. / Also Richard his son, June 6th 1812 aged 44 years. / Also of Ann his wife, March 16th 1816 aged 78 years / Also of Elizabeth, wife of the last named Thomas Taylor, / who died August 7th 1842 aged 76 years
Flat stone In the register - Ann, wife of William Micklethwaite of Denby, weaver. Richard a weaver.

2 In memory of Ezra, the son of George and Mary Taylor of / Staincross. He died July 28th 1824 aged 2 years and 9 months. / Bold infidelity turn pale and die / Beneath the stone an infants ashes lie / Say, is it lost or saved / If death's by sin it sinned because it's here / If heaven's by works, in heaven it can't appear / Reason all, how depraved / Revere the Sacred book, the knot's untied / Died, for Adam sinned, it lives, for Jesus died.
Upright stone

2 In memory of Elijah, son of John and Jane Taylor of / Staincross. He died Jan 7th 1825 aged 3 years and 3 months. / John died January 21st 1831 aged 1 year and 2 months. / Also the above named John Taylor who died August 15th / 1851 aged 54 years. / Also Sarah, daughter of the above named John and Jane / Taylor who died July 7th 1855 aged 31 years / Also Jane wife of John Taylor who died July 7th 1876 / in her 86th year. / Also Ellen, third daughter of the above, who died March 27th 1882 / aged 43 years. / Watch and pray. / Also Ann Oxley, wife of Joseph Oxley and daughter of the above, who died June 19th 1887 aged 60 years.
Flat stone

4 In memory of Eliza Gunson, son of Amos and Sarah / Taylor, who died Jan 2nd 1844 aged 2 years. / Also Aaron their son who died June 2nd 1850 in the sixth / year of his age. / Also George William, their son, died Feb 16th 1853 / aged 11 months. Also the above named Sarah Taylor who died Feb 3rd / 1900 in the 84th year of her age and was / interred at Barnsley cemetery.
Flat stone

4 In memory of Elizabeth, daughter of William and Eliza / Taylor of Redbrook died May 2nd 1848 aged 2 years and 7 months. / A lovely bud so young and fair / Called hence by early doom. / Just came to show how sweet a flower / in paradise would bloom. / Also Jane, daughter of William and Eliza Taylor / who died October 15th 1852 aged 12 months
Flat stone, posssibly table. A Thomas Taylor was overseer of the poor in 1784 A William Taylor , a warehouseman, was a Quaker

In this vault are deposited the remains of Anne, / wife of the Rev T Thexton, who died June 8th 1829 / in the 41st year of her age. Also of Jane Atkinson, her sister, who died Sept 27th / 1835 in the 40th year of her age. In memory of Jane, the second daughter of the Rev / Thomas Thexton, who died November 29th 1841. / Also of Ann, the fourth daughter of the said Rev Thomas / Thexton, who died October 16th 1842. Also of Catherine Atkinson, their / aunt, who died April 29th 1845. Also the Reverend Thomas Thexton, Vicar of this Parish, / who died December 25th 1854 / Also of Catherine, third daughter of the above, who died / May 17th 1863 aged 40
Flat stone The Reverend T Thexton collapsed in Church at the Christmas Day service and died in the vestry. His age was 63. He was Master of Darton Grammar School until his presentation in 1840, by Wentworth Blackett Beaumont

4 J T 1727
A small rounded sandstone. In the register, the only initials to correspond with this date are those of John Thornely, Junior, of Carr Green

4Here lieth interred the bodies of four children of William / and Martha Thorp of Gawber Hall. / John buried June ye 20th 1738 / John buried ye 21st of March 1739 / Thomas buried ye 25th of March 1741 / Esther buried ye 11th of March 1741 / Also Caroline buried the 19th day of August 1752. / And Sarah buried the 12th day of July 1753 / who likewise died in their infancy. / Samuel Thorp Squire of Banks Hall in Cawthorne / died July 9th 1829 aged 80 years / Also Mary Thorpe, wife of the above Samuel Thorp died / 7th of May 1814 aged 69 years
Flat, once table stone

4 Here lieth the body of William Thorp of Gawber Hall, Gent, / who departed this life May the twenty first in the year / of our Lord 1774 and in the 79th year of his age. / Martha Thorpe, relict of the above William Thorpe departed this life October 14th 1801 aged 83 years. / Here lieth interred the body of William Thorpe, Gent, son / of William Thorpe, Gawber Hall, Gent, departed this life / April 19th 1775 in the 41st year of his age. / He was a young man much respected by / his acquaintences, and particularly lamented by his relatives. / Also Mary, second daughter of Samuel and Martha Thorp / died February 22nd 1866 aged 83 / Also Harriet, fifth daughter of Samuel and Martha / Thorpe died April 4th 1867 aged 76. / Also Henry Thorp, youngest son of Samuel and Martha / Thorpe died September 8th 1867 aged 55
Flat stone. Was a large, wide, long tablestone and still looks impressive. In the register 1st William was a glassmaker and and a yeoman In 1734 William Thorp, glassmaker, married Martha Woodcock

4 Martha the wife of Samuel Thorp, Esquire, Of Gawber Hall / died 22nd September 1791 age - - - - years. / Samuel Thorpe son of Samuel Thorp Esquire of Gawber Hall / died 18th October 1793 aged 4 years. / William Thorp, son of Samuel Thorp Esquire of Gawber Hall / died 22nd June 1795 aged 7 years
Flat stone, once table

1Sacred to the memory of - - - - - wife of Richard Thorp / of Darton, who departed this life Sep 21st 1805 aged - - years. / Also Phoebe, daughter of Thomas and Phoebe Bailey / of Goole, who departed this life September 22nd 1826 aged 2 years. / A lovely baby lies sleeping here / Short t'was on Earth to stay / For at the age of two years old / Alas was took away.
Upright badley eroded stone In the register no Thorp for 1805 but for date Sept 36th 1804, Sarah Thorp, widow aged 53 Pheobe Bailey buried Sept 19th

Emma, daughter of Samuel Thorpe Esquire of Banks / in Cawthorne died January 4th 1826 aged 19 years.
Flat stone, once table A William Thorp was Churchwarden in 1773. The Gawber Glasshouse was excavated in 1964 - by the Barnsley Archeological Society under the direction of Dennis Ashurst. The report printed in Post Medieval Archeology Volume 4 1970. Samuel Thorpe worked a a pit near the glasshouse.. The collieries were working 1775 - 1778. He installed the first steam engine one year after Watt's invention (Bretton's History of Gawber). He subscribed to the Barnsley Canal in 1793 and also to the formation of the Yeomanry at Barnsley. Samuel Thorpe of Barnby Colliery took over Banks Hall Colliery and built a railway from Banks Hall to Barnby to carry coal to the canal basin.

4 Here lies interred the body of John Travis of Bargh. / He departed this life the 14th day of January / Anno Domini 1741 aged 81 years. / Rebecca the wife of Richard Travis of Bargh was buried / here the 24th of January 1763 aged 74 years. / Here also lieth the body of the said Richard Travis / of Bargh. He died ye 1st of May 1764 aged 72 years. / Also John Travis died Jul-y the 30th 1771 aged 45 years / . Also Hannah Travis wife of the above John Travis / died February 17th 1822 aged 88 years.
Once table, now flat, with scroll and line decorations The name changes through Travas, Travers to Travis. At the time of the Travis's here mentioned, there were Travis's at Rockley Hall, the home of the Milnes. A John Travis built Halfway House about the opening of the 19th century. It was on the right of the road towards Gawber from Redbrook.

4 Here lieth the body of Timothy Turner of Windhill Gates, / Butcher, who departed this life the 13th day of November / Anno Domini: 1737 and in ye 62nd year of his Age. / Also the body of Sarah Turner, his wife, who departed / this life the 12th day of August Anno Domini 1738 / and in ye 65th year of her age. / Likewise the body of Mary Bawbell of Carlton in the / County of Nottingham, who departed this life the 22nd / day of June Anno Dom 1741 and in ye 58th / year of her age.
Flat stone, once table In the register, Mary Bovile, widow, from Woolley

2 In memory of Thomas Turner, late of Claycliffe. / He died May 4th AD 1792 aged 75 years. / Also Hannah his wife, died Jan 20th 1801 aged / 81 years. Small upright stone In the register - Thomas - a charcoal burner Sacred to the memory of John Turner, who departed / this life April 25th 1826 aged 45 years. / Also Kezia, wife of the above, who departed this life / April 19th 1863 aged 79 years. / Also Jane, daughter of the above, who departed / this life June 17th 1836 aged 24 years. / Also Walter, son of the above, who departed this life / November 7th 1846 aged 21 years and was interred / at St George's Church, Sheffield.
Upright stone

4 In memory of Martha, wife of John Turner of Carr Green, / who died August 11th 1842 aged 82 years. / Also the above John Turner who died Sept 27th 1845 / aged 79 years. Also John, son of John and Elizabeth Turner / who died March 7th 1848 aged 2 years and 10 months. / Also William Brown, son of the above John and Elizabeth / Turner, who died Jan 6th 1852 aged 1 year and 5 months. / Also Elizabeth, wife of John Turner, junior, who died / April 19th 1868 aged 57 years. / Also John Turner of Carr Green, born September 20th 1800 / died March 9th 1883. I know that my redeemer liveth.
Flat stone, once table

4 In memory of George Turner, farmer of Carr Green, / who departed from this life July 17th 1850 aged 41 years. / Also Ann, daughter of the above George and Mary Ann / Turner, whod died happy in the Lord September 9th 1860 / aged 17 years / Beneath this stone the father lies / his precious daughter with him rests, / their spirits reign above the skies / with Jesus Christ forever blest. / Also Mary Ann, wife of the above George Turner who died November 1st 1885 / aged 71 years.
This stone was lying flat at the time of recording and since disappeared. Fairly low in the ground amongts the Turner stones, it could have been buried during the tidying up of the Churchyard (GS Grandparents) A Turner was Churchwarden in 1672 .A John Turner was Churchwarden in 1788 & 1789 A John Turner was overseer to the poor in 1797 A John Turner was on highway maintenance 1819 1820 A John Turner was on highway maintenance 1838 A Mr William Turner was an enginewright at Redbrook (See Bretton's History of Gawber)

2 In memory of William Wagstaff of Kexbro who / died Auguat 30th 1807 aged 46 years. / Also of John Wagstaff, son of the above, died / June 29th 1812 aged 17 years. / Also of Benjamin Wagstaff died March 17th 1834 aged 49 years. / Also of Thomas Wagstaff died January 15th 1839 aged 36 years. / Also of Mary Wagstaff, wife of the above died June 21st 1858 / aged 71 years
Upright stone with Bothroyd inscription on the reverse.

2In memory of George Wagstaff of Kexbro, died 14th / March 1822 aged 9 years. / The arms of love and wings of faith / Will bear my conqueror through.
Upright stone 2In memory of Hannah, wife of John Wainwright, Joiner, / of Woodhouse near York, and daughter of Thomas Denton / of Staincross who departed this May the 5th 1806 / aged 25 years / Go home dear friends and cease your tears / I must lie here till Christ appears, / And when I hear the trumpet sound / I hope I shall with Christ be found
Flat stone, once table In register is the name Waynewright for 1581

Hic Facet Corpus Georgij Walker Nuper Dartonicensis Ludimagistri - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - artibus magistri Qui obijt ulti mo - - - die November 1683
Plaque on chancel wall, eroded In the register - buried May 18th A Will Walker was a Churchwarden in 1645. In Yorkshire Deeds Vol VIII under Darton are Adam Walker of Darton and John Walker del Hagh 1382

4In memory of Elizabeth Ward, daughter of George and / Elling Ward of Pogmoor, who departed this life June 28th / 1840 aged 14 years 6 months. / Remember me when this you see / And bear me in your mind: / Let all the world say what they may, / speak of me as you find. / Also Michael Thompson of Poggmoor who died / April 2nd 1855 aged 62 years. / Also Elizabeth, wife of the said Michael Thompson of / Poggmoor who died April 14th 1861 aged 72 years
Flat stone.

4 Here lies interred ye body of Mary, wife of John Waring / of Broadroydhead. She departed this life ye 11th / of August 1767 aged 49 years. / Also Elizabeth, their daughter, departed this life ye 5th / of April 1768 in the 20th year of her age. / Also John Waring of Mapplewell departed this life / 6th August 1798 aged 80 years
In register John Waring - farmer

In loving memory of William, the beloved husband of / Elizabeth Waring of Carr Green, who died February 22nd 1836 / aged 33 years. Also the above named Elizabeth Waring, who died February 11th / 1863 aged 57 years. / Also in loving memory of Martha Elliott, daughter of the above, / who died September 11th 1864 aged 29 years. / Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
Flat, once table tomb A John Waring was overseer of the poor in Darton in 1779

4Here lyeth the body of Ann, wife of Thomas Webster of Bloomhouse / Green, who died July 7th 1711 aged 42 / And 5 children, Ann buried December ye 3rd 1698 / Eliza buried Mar: ye 21st 1700 / Susanah buried May ye 30th 1704 / Thomas buried Jan ye 20th 1707 / William buried Feb ye 11th 1711 / Also Robert, son of Robert Dixon, who departed this life / ye 29th June 1767 in ye 19th year of his age / Forbear dear parents to mourn and weep / While sweet in ye dust of sleep / I left a toiling world behind / A growing glory for to find
Flat stone, possibly table, decorated with what appear to be bunches of grapes in corners Robert - a carpenter in register

3 Here lieth interred ye body of Mary, the wife of / Anthony Webster of Bargh. She departed this life / the 26th day January Anno Dom 1727 / In the 72nd year of her age. / At ye North side of this stone was interred ye / body of George, son of Anthony Webster of Bargh. / He died ye 18th Day of December 1737 in ye / 54th year of his age. / On ye South side was interred ye body of Anthony / Webster of Bargh. He departed this life the / 20th day of July 1741 in the 91st year of his age.
Flat stone, once table In register - Anthony Webster - farmer A George Webster was Churchwarden in 1642. A Mary Webster, widoe, was overseer of the poor in 1785 with her son in law, Francis Shaw. Some Websters were Quakers as this entry in the register shows - Joseph, son of John Webster was born Dec 5th 1654, but when this Quaker's child was baptised is uknown. In 1735, Francis Webster, labourer, son of Quaker parents, was, at his own request, baptised Nov 28th in the 32nd year of his age.

2 T W 1657
Small Sandstone. Thomas White is the only name to fit these initials for that date.

3 Here lieth the body of John White of Mapplewell who / departed this life January 29th AD 1727 aged 49 years. / Here also lieth the body of Mary, the wife of the above / John White who departed this life April 5th AD 1756 / aged 84 years / Also here lieth the body of Benjamin White, / son of the above named John and Mary White, who departed / this life the 7th day of January 1783 aged 77 years, / also here lieth the body of Elizabeth White, wife of the / aforesaid Benjamin, who departed this life the 21st / January 1792 aged 83 years
Flat stone, once table In register, Benjamin was gardner to Strafford

4 Underneath this stone lieth the body of Ann, the / wife of Thomas White of Kexbro, who departed this life / the 4th day of May 1769 in the 50th year of his age. Also the body of Thomas White / husband of the said Ann White, late of Kexbro, who departed this life / the 27th of September 1798 in the 70th year of his age.
Flat stone, once table n the register, Thomas was a farmer

1 In loving memory of Ann Seston White, late of York, / who died September 26th 1907 aged 70 years. / Daughter of John and Elizabeth Rhodes. / Also Elizabeth Askew of Barnsley, youngest daughter of the / above John and Elizabeth Rhodes, who died June 25th 1918 aged 69 / years. Also Mary Ann Rhodes, daughter of John and Elizabeth Rhodes, / who died April 29th 1938 aged 92 years
.Upright stone

1 Mr Joseph White, formerly of Ackworth Moor Top, / died March 11th 1804 aged 83 years
Flat Stone A Matthew White was Churchwarden in 1687 A Thomas White was Overseer of the Poor in 1789

4 In memory of Elizabeth White, who died / August 31st 1838 aged 70 / years. Also of Martha Robinson, sister of the above who died / September 23rd 1843 aged 80 years. / Also of William Robinson, son of the above who died April 7th 1855 aged 53 years / This family came from Ludborough in Lincolnshire, / with Mr and Mrs Elmhirst of Swaithe / in the year of our Lord 1791.
Upright stone In register - Gawber is given as Martha's address

Here lieth the body of Mary the wife of Robert Wilbur / of Bentley in the Parish of - - - - - - - - - , Gent, / whod departed this life 19th of - - - - - Ano Dom
The remainder is underneath a cupboard in the Tower Vestry. It is very eroded but a few letters suggest November or December but the year is eroded completely.

2In memory of James Wilks, miller, who died May 24th 1848 / Aged 60 years. / Also Mary, wife of the above James Wilks who died / the 31st of day of March 1865 aged 77 years
Flat stone, once table In the register - of Wakefield

4In remebrance of Helena, daughter of John and Mary Wilson / of Bloomhouse Green, who departed this life June 16th 1831 aged 1 year and 7 months / Also of Edwin, son of the above John and Mary Wilson, / who died September 30th 1856 in his 25th year / Also Amos, son of the above, who died October 18th 1863 in the 25th year of his age. / Also the above John Wilson, who died September 5th 1864 aged 63 years.
Upright stone In register, Edwin of Ashton and Amos of Bloomhouse Green

4 In loving memory of my mother, / Martha Cooper Wilson. / Alfred.
Small broken stone, marble, no dates

1 Here lyeth the bodies of four children of Thomas Wood / of Darton, who was buried as follows / John April 6th 1746 aged 9 years / Mary August 20th 1747 aged 7 years / Sarah Nov 25th 1747 aged 4 years / Joseph Jan 1st 1752 aged 6 years
Flat stone Nathaniel Wood was a Churchwarden in 1826

4 Here lieth interred the body of Thomas Woodcock of Gawber / Hall, who departed this life the 11th day of May Anno / Domini 1744 aged 66 years. / Ester Woodcock died July 17th 1776 in the 88th year of her age Upright stone In register - Ester died in 1775 aged 87 years

4 Tall sandstone column with letters and date carved near top on all four sides. RW TW WC 1674

4 To the memory of Thomas Woodcock of Gober Hall / who departed this life February the 5th 1781 aged 32 years. / Joshua, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Woodcock died / 25th April 1794 aged 28 years. / Thomas Woodcock died 6th March 1795 aged 78 years.
Upright stone. In register - Thomas aged 32 a labourer. Thomas aged 78 Glass founder of Skyers Moor. Awoodcock was a Churchwarden in 1672 and in register for 1728 a Woodcock of Skiers Moor was a bricklayer. Skyers, Skiers and Skeres were old names for Gawber before the enclosures. The glasshouse passed through several families

Here was interred the body of Joanna, the daughter / of James Wright of Retford, Master of Art. / She died March 25th 1696
In Chancel