| Parish/District | Mavis Enderby/East Lindsey |
| Location | c.5m from south door of St Michael’s church |
| Category | Churchyard cross (restored) |
| National Grid Ref | TF 36353 66564 |
| Designation | Listed II |
| Stone Type | Limestone |
| Refs | AP survey, 19 Oct 1994; Davies, D S, 1915, Lincs N & Q, Vol XIII No.6, p.167 |
| Visits | AP 19 Oct 1994 | DS/HH: 30 Jan 2001 |
It seems that Mavis Enderby cross was restored from just a 1.11m section of surviving cross shaft. It is the base section of the shaft, 0.3m square, rising through stopped chamfers to a tapering octagonal form.
Davies comments that the socket stone (0.82m square with chamfered top edge) is modern and that the upper parts of the cross were restored with a gabled crucifix as a copy of the nearby Somersby cross.
Much of the church was heavily restored by C H Fowler in the 1870s and it seems likely that the cross was restored at this time.
Mavis Enderby