A survey of the head stones in All Saints' churchyard was undertaken by Gillian Brown, Mary Coe, Elaine Kerry, John Mallinson, Anna Moore, Jean Roberts, Ros Thomas, Rosemary Yorke-Moore and Freda Nicholls in 2002, and compared to the survey by F.A. Crisp in the late 19th century.<1> The survey of this churchyard showed that many more monuments from the 18th century have survived and are still legible than in other surveys carried out by the Group in Colchester. A plan of the 105 memorials was prepared by John Mallinson. Crisp recorded 142 memorials within the churchyard. The earliest date for a memorial recorded and identified by the CAG group was for Elizabeth Treheme who was born in 1676 and died in 1729. The latest burial was in 1874 of James Watts who was born in 1790.