At one stage, the stone leaned markedly, rather than standing fully erect, and was known locally as "The Dean". This name apparently had something to do with an elderly dean of the island who had recently married a woman very much younger than himself
Jersey in Prehistory
Mark Patton
La Haule Books
1987
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