According to the Corpus of Anglo Saxon Stone Sculpture, there is a sixth Anglo-Saxon stone built into the fabric of St Michael and All Angels. This is recorded as Isel 04, which simply says: "Acting as quoin stone in north-east corner of east gable of church, outside ... First recorded in present position in 1923 (Collingwood, 1924b, p254) ... This fragment could not be identified during examination of the fabric in 1960, 1974 or 1982. Mrs J Ward reported that it was again visible after repairs in 1984. Its worn ornament is described as including a flat boss. No further details were available ...".
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