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The kneeling angel (see NS4763 : William Robin Sculpture for another contributor's image) is part of a memorial for the sculptor William Robin; he was responsible for many of the monuments in this cemetery, most notably the NS4663 : 1820 Martyrs' Monument, Woodside Cemetery. His work can also be found elsewhere. For example, many of the stones in the burial ground adjacent to Paisley Town Hall bear his signature: NS4863 : Abbey Close Burial Ground. Another example, one of his tallest works, is located further away, in Helensburgh: NS3082 : The Scoular Memorial.

Below the kneeling angel is the following inscription:

"In loving memory of William Robin, Sculptor, who died 17th Feb'y 1888, aged 60 years; Marion Wylie his wife, who died 22nd Nov'r 1893, aged 62 years. 'One Lord' 'One Faith' 'One Baptism'."

The stone to its left commemorates his son: "David Robin, monumental sculptor, born 11-4-1871, died 22-6-1931; his wife Elizabeth Shaw, born 21-8-1869 died 6-7-1919".

Of the two stones to the right of the angel, the inscription on the smaller one mentions "Mrs Jessie Orr, daughter of Wm Robin".

The building in the background is Martyrs' Parish Church: Link