PEACOCK GRAVESTONES
In the west part of the old churchyard of Liberton Parish Church is the tall pedestal tomb to Thomas Peacock, a farmer in Nether Liberton who died in 1738 at the age of 85. At the base it has carvings of a winged crown over a winged soul both symbols of immortality. 
Dunbarney Old Parish Church, Perth and Kinross.
This gravestone commemorates John Peacock, a wright, who died in 1809. His father, a farmer is also buried here. A winged cherub symbolises the souls heavenward ascent. Beneath are several tools of a wright, including compasses,set square, chisel and saw.
Tulliallan Churchyard, Kincardine.
On the East face; Here lyes James Peacock, smith in Kincarden who died the 7th. February 1730 aged 64. Margaret McFarlane his spouse dyed in March 1710 aged 36.
On the West face; Memento Mori: Crown and hammer, heart upside down,Skull, Hourglass on its side and Crossed bones.
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