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Date of Last GEDCOM Import: 15 Nov 2024 00:42:27

Recently researched

Additions / changes to my tree and photos and other media attached to it are shown below. See comments (posts) on my recent research here.

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n.b. Only the most recent 150 items in each category are shown, if more than 150 have been added / changed in the past 60 days.

In time this should more accurately show what is genuinely new to this site.

At present the usefulness of this page is reduced at times by the amount of tidying up I am doing - e.g.

if I change place names to a consistent format (county, not showing

England etc.) a person will show on this page the same as if they were

totally new to my tree. Similarly if I change the description, even

slightly, e.g. to correct punctuation, that accompanies a photo, that photo will appear here as new!

Photos

 Thumb   Description   Linked to   Last Modified 
St. James' Church, Garlinge and a Vicar, the Revd. Mark Cassidy
St. James' Church, Garlinge and a Vicar, the Revd. Mark Cassidy
External and internal views of the church on a postcard in the "Saxon series"

This is the Church where my paternal grandparents married - and the Vicar who conducted the ceremony. My Dad used to comment that his parents spoke very highly of the Revd. Cassidy and I don't think it was a coincidence that about a year after their wedding my grandfather was confirmed. 
  27 Apr 2025

Headstones

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The inscriptions on the Glanville Memorial
The inscriptions on the Glanville Memorial
Transcription of the plaques with (my - hence rough) translations of the Latin:

The plaque at the top commemorates Judge John Glanville.

"Honoraia sacrum memorium
Johanis Glanvill, unius quoniam
Justiclariorum de communi
Banco: qui merito factus Judex
sumo cum Labore administravit
Justitiam, Justitia conservavit
Pacem. Pace expectavit Mortem
et Morte invenit Requiem 27
die Julii Anno Dom 1600:"
"In honour and sacred memory of
John Glanvill, one of the
Judges of the… 
Tavistock Church and Churchyard Located    29 Apr 2025