 Latitude: 52.33834518454585, Longitude: -0.6615936756134033
Notes:
"The Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, is a mid-14th-century church with an aisled and cloistered nave of four bays. St. Mary's is, by hundreds of years, older than any other building in Finedon, bearing in mind Finedon's apparent importance, as old as it is, this present church of ours is not Finedon's first. The ironstone gravestone that now stands near the font, which bears a carving of a cross within a circled, is thought by some to be Saxon, therefore it seems probable that there was a Saxon church here."
-The Church St Mary's Church, Finedon.
The old cemetery was situated on the opposite side of Church Hill until 1894 when a new site was opened on Station Road.
Headstones
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HS: Claypole, Mabel Annie
The eldest daughter of John Thomas Claypole and Eliza Brown.In Loving
Memory of
MABEL ANNIE
Eldest daughter of
J. Thomas & Eliza Claypole
Who died February 2nd 1889
Aged 12 years
Asleep in Jesus |
Located |
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Mabel Annie Claypole (d. 2 Feb 1888)
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HS: Claypole, Walter
Third son of Thomas Claypole and Elizabeth Packwood, he married Sarah Clapham, the widow of publican Robert Spicer, and took over the licence of the Old Mulso Arms Inn.
In loving memory of
WALTER CLAYPOLE
who died August 11th 1892
Aged 38 Years
At Rest |
Located |
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Walter Claypole (d. 11 Aug 1892)
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