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north side of the churchyard, Holy Trinity Chuch, Cuckfield
church tower, Holy Trinity Chuch, Cuckfield
Inscription particular- Mc George, Mary (1791-1805), Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
Transcription could not be completed as some words are illegible. " The Angels call...
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Masonry compass, bell decorations - Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
the Masonic compass, symbol of Freemasons/ uprightnes / judgement and the bell, symbol of...
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view from Holy Trinity Chuch, Cuckfield
Batcheler, W. (1715-1785), Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
"Farewell vain world I know enough of thee / And now am eardeafs what you say of...
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view of Holy Trinity Chuch, Cuckfield
book decoration - Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
McGeorge, M. (1791-1805), Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
" The Angels call they call me from above / And bid me hasten to the realms of...
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Payne, E. (1884-1961), olympics gold medal winner, Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
Ernest "Ernie" Payne (born 23 December 1884 in Worcester, England – died...
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Knight, S. C. (1876-1954), Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
facade of the church, Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
Pack, J. (1736-1787), Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
" Reader by whatsoever motive led / To view these gloomy mansions of the...
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Burford M. M. (1880-1964) / Luxton I. S. (1890-1967)
"Sleep on beloved and take your rest for god has called when he thought best: the...
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![Verrall A.G. (1878-1963) / Verrall E. (1878-1972) [wife]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3286/2774327854_7317f8b348_m.jpg)
Verrall A.G. (1878-1963) / Verrall E. (1878-1972) [wife]
"the kiss of the sun for pardon, / the song of the birds for mirth, / one is nearer...
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Frederick W.(1884-1902) et al., All Saints, Patcham, SXE, ENG "how sudden was the fall..."
Cross anchor headstone, All Saints, Patcham, SXE, ENG
The anchor is a Christian symbol for hope and steadfastness, and its broken chain usually stands for the cessation of life. Inscription illegible.
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