Memorial stones of this kind were not always fixed monuments; they could be grave markers, commemorative slabs, or inscribed stones that migrated over centuries from their original context, ending up in field boundaries, farmyards, or churchyards far from wherever they first stood. The fact that this one is catalogued by its present location rather than its origin suggests it has already made at least one such journey, though where it began, and why it moved, remains unrecorded in any publicly available source.