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Inside Tixover church and dating from 1623. The Dale’s three daughters featured below, but once of them was broken off many years past.

August 1978
Yashica FR-1 camera
Agfa CT18 film.

Rome, Italy, July 22 2017, Pope Benedict XV's monument by Pietro Canonica is a prominent, intricately detailed piece in Saint Peter's Basilica, Rome.

West Coast Recorder 23 Apr 1913
Mrs Shillabeer and family arrived at Port Sinclair on April 2 by the Wookata for their new home at Bagster. What a pity that the Bagster school is closed, as there are many more children now.

West Coast Sentinel 17 Apr 1915
A nice little crowd attended at the Bagster church on Sunday to say farewell to the Rev. Humphery, who leaves by the boat this week. We are sorry to part with Mr Humphery so soon, and it is a pity he could not have stayed another twelve months at least. If Mr Peters (his successor) becomes as popular among the people no complaint will be raised against him.

West Coast Recorder 20 Aug 1919
August 12. On Sunday last anniversary services were held in the Bagster Church, conducted by the Rev. Barrett. The attendances at the afternoon and evening services were very good, and the services were much appreciated.

Advertiser 11 Oct 1935
PENONG. The combined schools sports were held at Bagster. Schools represented were Penong (G. B. Kennedy), Watraba (Miss G. Crossman), Hundred of Burgoyne (H. Nitschke), Cohen (H. Downs), Uworra, Kowulka (V. Barry), and Charra Plains (A. Benin). About 80 lb. of sweets and nuts and several cases of fruit with cash prizes were distributed at the end or the sports.
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West Coast Sentinel 1 Nov 1940
BAGSTER SOCIAL EVENING FOR CHURCH RENOVATION FUND. OPENED BY MR. J. McTIER.
A social evening to augment the renovation fund of the Bagster Church, was held at that building on the evening of October 23. A large attendance was present. The function was presided over by Mr. C. G. Freeman, and was opened by the entrance of Mr. J. McTier, accompanied by Private E. J. Box er, who was to return to camp next day.
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West Coast Recorder 23 Apr 1913
Mrs Shillabeer and family arrived at Port Sinclair on April 2 by the Wookata for their new home at Bagster. What a pity that the Bagster school is closed, as there are many more children now.

West Coast Sentinel 17 Apr 1915
A nice little crowd attended at the Bagster church on Sunday to say farewell to the Rev. Humphery, who leaves by the boat this week. We are sorry to part with Mr Humphery so soon, and it is a pity he could not have stayed another twelve months at least. If Mr Peters (his successor) becomes as popular among the people no complaint will be raised against him.

West Coast Recorder 20 Aug 1919
August 12. On Sunday last anniversary services were held in the Bagster Church, conducted by the Rev. Barrett. The attendances at the afternoon and evening services were very good, and the services were much appreciated.

Advertiser 11 Oct 1935
PENONG. The combined schools sports were held at Bagster. Schools represented were Penong (G. B. Kennedy), Watraba (Miss G. Crossman), Hundred of Burgoyne (H. Nitschke), Cohen (H. Downs), Uworra, Kowulka (V. Barry), and Charra Plains (A. Benin). About 80 lb. of sweets and nuts and several cases of fruit with cash prizes were distributed at the end or the sports.
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West Coast Sentinel 1 Nov 1940
BAGSTER SOCIAL EVENING FOR CHURCH RENOVATION FUND. OPENED BY MR. J. McTIER.
A social evening to augment the renovation fund of the Bagster Church, was held at that building on the evening of October 23. A large attendance was present. The function was presided over by Mr. C. G. Freeman, and was opened by the entrance of Mr. J. McTier, accompanied by Private E. J. Box er, who was to return to camp next day.
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West Coast Recorder 23 Apr 1913
Mrs Shillabeer and family arrived at Port Sinclair on April 2 by the Wookata for their new home at Bagster. What a pity that the Bagster school is closed, as there are many more children now.

West Coast Sentinel 17 Apr 1915
A nice little crowd attended at the Bagster church on Sunday to say farewell to the Rev. Humphery, who leaves by the boat this week. We are sorry to part with Mr Humphery so soon, and it is a pity he could not have stayed another twelve months at least. If Mr Peters (his successor) becomes as popular among the people no complaint will be raised against him.

West Coast Recorder 20 Aug 1919
August 12. On Sunday last anniversary services were held in the Bagster Church, conducted by the Rev. Barrett. The attendances at the afternoon and evening services were very good, and the services were much appreciated.

Advertiser 11 Oct 1935
PENONG. The combined schools sports were held at Bagster. Schools represented were Penong (G. B. Kennedy), Watraba (Miss G. Crossman), Hundred of Burgoyne (H. Nitschke), Cohen (H. Downs), Uworra, Kowulka (V. Barry), and Charra Plains (A. Benin). About 80 lb. of sweets and nuts and several cases of fruit with cash prizes were distributed at the end or the sports.
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West Coast Sentinel 1 Nov 1940
BAGSTER SOCIAL EVENING FOR CHURCH RENOVATION FUND. OPENED BY MR. J. McTIER.
A social evening to augment the renovation fund of the Bagster Church, was held at that building on the evening of October 23. A large attendance was present. The function was presided over by Mr. C. G. Freeman, and was opened by the entrance of Mr. J. McTier, accompanied by Private E. J. Box er, who was to return to camp next day.
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The alabaster memorial to Sir John Warburton, who died in 1575.

To the beloved memory
of an only son
EDMUND GEORGE DAWSON FROMANT
of the 1st London [City of London]
Sanitary Company. Who died in his
22nd year on 16th March 1915 from wounds
received during the bombardment
of Ypres Flanders where his body
was laid to rest on the Ramparts.

He was a Professional Associate
of the Surveyors Institute and a
Probationer of the Royal Institute
of British Architects.

Give rest O Christ to Thy Servant
with Thy Saints where sorrow and
pain are no more neither sighing
but life everlasting Alleluia.

Private FROMANT, E G D
Service Number:……………. 246
Died:………………………… 16/03/1915
Aged:………………………… 21
Unit:…………………………..15th Sanitary Sect
………………………………..Royal Army Medical Corps
Only son of Harry and Emily Fromant, of Guthrum House, Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Buried at RAMPARTS CEMETERY, LILLE GATE
Location: West-Vlaanderen, Belgium
Cemetery/memorial reference: E. 4.
Source: www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/446846/fromant,-/

Soldiers Died in the Great War records that Private 246 Edmund George Dawson Fromant Died of Wounds on the 16th March 1915 while serving in France & Flanders with the (Territorial Force), Royal Army Medical Corps. He was resident Hadleigh and enlisted Chelsea, S.W. London. No place of birth is shown.

The Medal index Card for Private Edmund G D Fromant, Royal Army Medical Corps, is held at the National Archive under reference WO 372/7/166590
Source: discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D2252427
The card shows that he qualified for the 1915 Star, having first landed in France on the 19th January 1915. He was also entitled to the British War Medal & the Victory Medal.


1911 Census of England and Wales…….

The 17 year old Edmund Fromant, an unmarried pupil to an architect born Hadleigh, was recorded at 50 Maldon Road, Colchester. When he initially completed the Census return he described himself as the son of the householder, although there is no one else in the household apart from the 18 year old Leonard Arthur Frost, an Insurance Clerk, born Colchester, who was described as a Boarder. However the word “Son” has been crossed through and replaced with Boarder for Edmund as well.

On the 1901 Census of England & Wales the 7 year old Edmund G D Fromant was recorded living on Angel Street, Hadleigh in the household of his parents Henry, (46, a Solicitors Clerk, born Trumpington, Cambridgeshire) and Emily, (aged 45, born Hadleigh). On the 1911 Census Henry, (56) and Emily, (55), were recorded living at Guthrum House, 145 Angel Street, Hadleigh. The couple have been married 18 years and have had 2 children, both then still alive.

The birth of an Edmund George D. Fromant, mothers’ maiden name not transcribed, was registered with the Civil authorities in the Cosford District in Q3 of 1893.


Postscript…………………………..

Hadleigh website link: www.hadleighww1.com/roll-of-honour#/fromant-edmund/

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This is a memorial slab, but not a tomb. The bishop is buried in St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

South quire aisle, York Minster

Vt Orimur Mormur

The Funerall Epitaph upon Mr Salletts Five Children vizt
Sara
Richard
Edmund
Sara
Elizabeth
who lay interred in this Holy Place
We shine with Saints, we heare the Angells sing
The hymnes of Glory to their Heavenly King
The Lambe we follow in our white attire
And the new Song we sing in Heavens Quire

Fruimur Luce AEterna
Hallelujah


For more on the church see:-
www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/carletonstpeter/carletonstpeter...

Memorial plaque to Thomas Cholwill. Died 21st July 1681 aged 64, and his wife Mary died 13th June 1714 aged 87.
Erected by their dutifull Grandson Nicholas, it bears this message
( Olde Worlde spelling and punctuation copied )

"They who liv'd long in married state
lye here conjoyn'd by happier fate
This life is fraile & quickly spent
but heaven's life's pure & permanent
Be sober pious bounteous just
as they, with them to rise from dust."

What has he got on his head?

The church of St Mary, at Arminghall.

For more on the church and its history see
www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/arminghall/arminghall.htm

The church of St Mary, at Arminghall.

For more on the church and its history see
www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/arminghall/arminghall.htm

From St Mary the Virgin,
Denton, Norfolk.

For more on the church see:-
www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/denton/denton.htm

Here resteth ye body of Katherine
The relict of Robert Randall
Which was buried ye Twenty Ninth day of August Ano Dom 1672.

From St Mary the Virgin,
Denton, Norfolk.

For more on the church see:-
www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/denton/denton.htm

…………….M.S……………..
ROBERTUS ROGERSON M.A
……nat. xviii Cal. Jul 1627……
Hujus Ecclesiae Curam A.D. 1660
…………..Suscepit……………
…..Nec nisi cum Vita, Senex …
………….depofuit ……………..
Dextramq verfushujus ad Muri Pedeni
Pulvis Futurus Pulveri immis’tus jacet
……………Ubi ……………………
…Longa post Divorta rejungitur……
Barbarae suae Benevolentifsimae
Gul Gooch de Metingham, Suff: Armig: Filiae
Denate Ao Partus } Virginei. 1637
……………………Materni. 1684
His etiam et Par entibus e prole sua duodena
…..bis quator condormientes accubant……….

Thomas et Robertus } Filij
Solicitst suis superftites
Anna et Elizabeth } Fili

………H.M.P.P.P……………..

Abi Lector et refipisce

From St Mary the Virgin,
Denton, Norfolk.

For more on the church see:-
www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/denton/denton.htm

“In Memory
of
ANNE BARNES Daughter
of MATTw & ANNE BARNES
who died May 17th 1822 Aged 68.

Sacred
To the Memory of
MATTHEW BARNES,
(late of Witton)
who departed this life
July 7th 1782
Aged 54 Years.
Also ANNE his wife
who died Novr 13th 1786
Aged 53 Years.

This Monument was erected by
ANNE, their daughter, as a
testimony of her affection and
regard, to such excellent Parents.

Inside the church of St Peter, Strumpshaw. For more on the church see
www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/strumpshaw/strumpshaw.htm

To the memory of
JAMES BURKIN BURROUGHES ESQR
A Justice of the Peace, a Deputy Lieutenant
of this County, and Captain of the Blofield
and South Walsham Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry:

He died November 30, 1803, aged 43 years,
and left to the care of his afflicted Widow CHRISTABEL,
only surviving issue and heiress of HENRY NEGUS of Hoveton Esqr,
the education of Seven Sons, and one Daughter.

As a Magistrate He was firm, discriminating and impartial.
The exemplary discipline of his Troop, and their affectionate
Attachment to their Commander, honourably distinguished
his military Character. In private Life, as a Husband,
a Parent, a Landlord, a Master, and a Friend, few have
equalled, none could exceed him. Endeared to All by
his unaffected Piety, by his liberal and unobstentatious
Charity, and by his social Virtues.

He died beloved, respected,
lamented.

The memorial was probably originally in the church of St Peter, Burlingham, which became derelict in the early 20th Century. For more on the family see comments below.

Sacred to the Memory of
JAMES and EDWARD BURROUGHES
The second and fourth Sons of
J.B. BURROUGHES Esqr and CHRISTABEL, his Wife
of this Parish
who died of an infectious Fever
which they caught
whilst pursuing their studies at Cambridge
JAMES on the 3rd of April in the 23rd Year of his Age
EDWARD on the 1st of April in his 18th Year
Their remains were deposited in the Vault
in this Church on the 10th of April 1815(?)

The memorial was probably originally in the church of St Peter, Burlingham, which became derelict in the early 20th Century. For more on the family see comments below.