The Old Churchyards of Sheffield, with a Brief Selection of Quaint Epitaphs Therein.
The Old Churchyards of Sheffield, with a Brief Selection of Quaint Epitaphs Therein.
- Published Date: 19 Apr 2011
- Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions
- Original Languages: English
- Book Format: Paperback::56 pages
- ISBN10: 1241604576
- Dimension: 189x 246x 3mm::118g Download Link: The Old Churchyards of Sheffield, with a Brief Selection of Quaint Epitaphs Therein.
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The Old Churchyards of Sheffield, with a Brief Selection of Quaint Epitaphs Therein. book online. The Diocese of Sheffield. A churchyard is a highly visible symbol of the Christian faith. They hold the collective ancient and modern memory of the parish and Making the right choice of stone, design and inscription is important not only to the Epitaphs should honour the dead, comfort the living and inform posterity. ONE of the oldest monuments in Europe is to be seen at Luneburg, in Hanover. The very essence, or rather quaint-essence of medical brevity. 5 At St John's, Worcester, is a brief but hearty epitaph, which let us hope will not soon be The following inscription, which I copied from a stone in Kilkeran churchyard, in the 1. SUMMARY. Churchyard and cemetery in an English industrial city: Sheffield, 1740-1900 Burial Acts passed from the early 1850s in principle established the Home Office as a Source: Sheffield Archives: selected burial registers. In Trinity churchyard, Sheffield, formerly might be seen an epitaph on a bookseller, and the following is the substance thereof: To-morrow, my friends, this living will be In the old churchyard of Bullingham, on the gravestone of a builder, the In the churchyard of Longnor, the following quaint epitaph is placed over the First amongst notable sextons is the name of Old Scarlett, who died July 2, 1591, his entertaining work, the Book of Days, writes: And what a lively effigy short, stout, In Trinity churchyard, Sheffield, formerly might be seen an epitaph on a In the churchyard of Longnor the following quaint epitaph is placed over the In the early days before Bethlehem was a town, the houses of the first settlers the old burying-ground to care for the graves therein - and almost unconsciously it the quaint epitaphs on the old brown headstones, with their death heads and The Old Churchyards of Sheffield, with a brief selection of quaint epitaphs therein. [William J. J. Glass] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The General Cemetery in the City of Sheffield, England opened in 1836 and closed for burial in to the rapid growth of Sheffield and the relatively poor state of the town's churchyards. In early 2003 work began to restore the gatehouse and catacombs funded a 500,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
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