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Category: Memorial inscriptions

Memorial inscriptions/Suffolk

Suffolk memorial inscriptions

Posted on 11 February, 2021 by Helen Barrell

Would you like some memorial inscriptions from Suffolk, including all the churches in Ipswich? As well as East Bergholt, Bramford, etc etc? In the late 1800s an...

Essex/History/Memorial inscriptions/Sources

Suckling’s Essex

Posted on 24 March, 2018 by Helen Barrell

I’ve found something rather fun on Google Books – Suckling’s Memorials etc of Essex, published in 1845. He went round many of the parish churc...

Essex/Memorial inscriptions

Where was East Donyland’s old church?

Posted on 22 August, 2017 by Helen Barrell

Recently, someone asked me if it’s possible to still visit the site of Rowhedge’s (East Donyland) old church of St Lawrence – the one that was...

Elsewhere (not Essex or Suffolk)/Memorial inscriptions

Further afield…

Posted on 30 August, 2014 by Helen Barrell

Today, I went for a wander around the churchyard at St. Peter’s in Harborne, a suburb to the west of Birmingham. No, not in Essex or Suffolk, but a wonder...

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