Arthur Langdon (1896) recorded two Cornish crosses and two cross bases (at Tredinnick Cross and Reperry) in the parish.
One cross is in the churchyard and the other is half a cross head at Treffry.
The cross in the churchyard is ornamented on all four sides of the shaft.
In addition to these there is a cross called Bodwen Cross; this cross was recorded in 1850 but was not mentioned by J. T. Blight or Arthur Langdon.
It was found again in 1937 near Helman Tor in the parish of Lanlivery.
It was taken from there and erected in the new cemetery at Lanhydrock.
A request for it to be returned to Lanlivery to a site on the Saints' Way was refused.
Arthur Langdon (1896) recorded two Cornish crosses and two cross bases (at Tredinnick Cross and Reperry) in the parish. One cross is in the churchyard and the other is half a cross head at Treffry. The cross in the churchyard is ornamented on all four sides of the shaft. In addition to these there is a cross called Bodwen Cross; this cross was recorded in 1850 but was not mentioned by J. T. Blight or Arthur Langdon. It was found again in 1937 near Helman Tor in the parish of Lanlivery. It was taken from there and erected in the new cemetery at Lanhydrock. A request for it to be returned to Lanlivery to a site on the Saints' Way was refused.
Lanhydrock