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This section like the others has its own difficulties in the mapping:
As you go down the rows from the church building the gap between the graves decreases so its impossible to align the columns down the rows. Also as the section is bordered by a man made grass path on the right
from the church building it means that column one on each progressive row is further to the right (as you look from the church) which means to accurately map the section to pinpoint each grave you would most
probably need either a very good artist or satellite mapping.
However from the map and information provided you can at least have an idea of which row a grave is on and an approximate distance down the row.
You also need to be aware that the left boundary (looking from the church) is the graveyard perimeter wall and that a grass path is inset from the wall. The section mapped is to the wall and therefore passes
through the grass path.
row 1 is the nearest row to the church so the map is as if you were looking from the bottom of the graveyard towards the church building.
You also need to be aware if you are looking for inscriptions that the first couple of graves on the latter rows (E10 onwards may be in the inscriptions under section J)
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