The church of St Michael has undergone a series of transformations from the original small Norman one, its replacement in 1814 with a larger structure, followed by a new church in 1865 and the addition of a northern aisle in 1881. The graveyard is on all four sides of the church, with the main section to the west. There have been over 2,800 burials in the period 1800-2013. Very few ancient memorials exist. It is reported that the part of the graveyard to the south of the church was reused. There are only a few memorials for burials before 1850, the oldest ones being a large memorial from 1812 and a slab for someone buried in 1829. Bath Record Office’s Bath Burial Index (https://www.batharchives.co.uk/burial-index) has online documentation of the graveyard by Phil Bendall including images of the memorials, transcriptions of inscriptions, maps and documentation of internal memorials,