Notes: This stone still stands upright about 6 feet out from the south wall of the chapel, and bears on one side the traces of an equal-armed Celtic cross, the arms convex in outline at the outer edges.  The stone is very worn, and the detail is difficult to make out, but the arms were evidently decorated with knotwork patterns.  A fine Class 2 stone also originated from this site (see entry for Reference Number SSC/9).