In the middle of the cemetery is a large sandstone cross, which has a very illegible inscription on the table on the back of the pedestal: "CURAVI ....... HIC REQUIESCIT JOSEPHUS VILFLING OBIT 2 = DEC. 1816 AETATIS 58, ADLATUS REQUIESCIT QUOQ CONSORS ANNA OBIT .... AETATIS. According to the information panel on the cemetery, the cross could have been founded around 1805. It is likely to identify the cross with what the chronicle mentions as a large sandstone cross in the center of the cemetery with a small table on the back of the pedestal.
In the middle of the cemetery is a large sandstone cross, which has a very illegible inscription on the table on the back of the pedestal: "CURAVI ....... HIC REQUIESCIT JOSEPHUS VILFLING OBIT 2 = DEC. 1816 AETATIS 58, ADLATUS REQUIESCIT QUOQ CONSORS ANNA OBIT .... AETATIS. According to the information panel on the cemetery, the cross could have been founded around 1805. It is likely to identify the cross with what the chronicle mentions as a large sandstone cross in the center of the cemetery with a small table on the back of the pedestal.
Under the cross were buried Jozef Vilfling, who died on December 2, 1816 at the age of 58, and his wife Anna, who were undoubtedly the donors of the cross. Since it was also supposed to be the main cross of the cemetery, it is possible that the couple had it built during their lifetime.
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