stone, which is unique in Cheshire. Also listed Grade II are tombs to William and Mary Okell, dated 1837, John Okell and others, dated 1697, James Okell and others, dated 1748, John Burke (?), dated 1713, John Egerton, dated 1652, Edward and Mary Woodhouse, dated 1718, Mary Fletcher, dated 1776, Mary and Robert Okell, dated 1770, and Roll Okell and others, dated 1775. Another memorial in the churchyard is the grave of Chloe. Chloe was a slave from Gambia who was born around 1760 and who arrived in Liverpool in 1767. She spent her life as a servant to the Aston family, being given the surname of Gambia, and rose to the position of housekeeper. She died from breast cancer in 1838. The inscription on her gravestone reads: Chloe Gambia a negress Who died at Aston Hall the 12th Sept. 1838 aged 77 years or thereabouts. She lived in the Aston family 70 years. Also in the churchyard are two war graves of World War I soldiers of the King's Liverpool Regiment. See also Grade I listed buildings in Cheshire West and Chester Grade I listed churches in Cheshire References Citations Sources Church of England church buildings in Cheshire Grade I listed churches in Cheshire Diocese of Chester 1697 Churches completed in 1740 Neoclassical architecture in Cheshire Neoclassical church buildings in England