further churchyard grave markers are to the murdered parish constable henry trigg; to thomas beard (died 1800?); and to mary ann griffin (died 1899 aged 34), wife of lewis phillips of berden hall. the beard stone contains a serpentine moulding at each side of the top meeting a central circular moulded device, defining three engraved fields, and all with carved pictorial details, the central an angel holding an anchor. an overgrown slab running from the stone contains a similar circular engraved device. the griffin stone is chamfered-arch topped with inset floral carving, semi-circular side columns topped with floriate capitals, and inlaid inscriptions. near to the griffin stone is a plinth tomb with moulded base, and overhanging top with dentils below and a pyramid top. it is to members of the roberts family, one of whom was roland brandram roberts of kirimetiya estate, ceylon (died 1910 aged 46), who was cremated at golders green, with his ashes interred in berden graveyard. two marble and granite sarcophagus-style tombs are to the north of the church; one to george seabrook (died 1885); the other thomas seabrook (died 1847) and his wife, elizabeth (died 1871). george and thomas seabrook were of berden priory. a further headstone is to brigadier sir francis smith reid and his wife. reid was a senior british army officer during and after the second world war, and secretary to the speaker of the house of commons.