Bawdeswell – All Saints’ Church (Robert Leeds 1711-1763) and Alice Leeds (1700-1770)
This is the ledger stone of Robert Leeds (1711-1761) and his wife Alice Leeds (1700-1770), who were buried in All
Read MoreThis is the ledger stone of Robert Leeds (1711-1761) and his wife Alice Leeds (1700-1770), who were buried in All
Read MoreJohn Leeds (1743-1763) was the son of Robert Leeds and Alice Leeds, as well as being the brother of William
Read MoreOnce again, I can’t offer very much here due to the paucity of the records that are available. William Leeds
Read MoreI don’t have much to add to this one, I just liked that at least a few things survived inside
Read MoreI was interested in this stained glass window at All Saints’ Church as that’s a rather impressive period to be
Read MoreIt’s fair to note that All Saints’ Church at Bawdeswell has had something of a troubled history in terms of
Read MoreThere’s a display board at the church which shows the post-war reconstruction of the building after it was mostly destroyed
Read MoreOn 6 November 1944, an aircraft accidentally crashed into All Saint’s Church in Bawdeswell and effectively destroyed it. Two British
Read MoreI am completely puzzled by this and although my being confused isn’t rare, I can’t really understand what has happened
Read MoreWhy is this old receipt here? Firstly, that Stella wouldn’t have been for me…. And it reminds me of just
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