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Title: A history of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Doubleday, Herbert Arthur, 1867-1941
Subjects: Natural history
Publisher: Westminster (Constable)

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Steventon Church : Nave showing itth Century Pew BASINGSTOKE HUNDRED NATELY SCURES Hee May the 15, 1661, aged 61 Mary make room To thee I come And my last home To the day of doom Then shall we wake rise live for ay With Christ a never dying day Shee October the 13, 1660, aged 50 I went before To ope deaths door I could not stay But now give way Come then my dear well sleep in BlisseAnd in the dust each other kisse Twice sixteen year we livd togetherIn sunshine and in stormy weatherIn wedlock bands husband and wifeIn joy love peace void of all strifeAnd ten times changed our habitationAnd here at last we fixed our stationWhere after ten years spent we haveObtained at length a quiet grave Palmer eram ante obitiim nemo fit palmifer at nuncPalmifer in caelis qui modo palmer eramPalmers on earth are pilgrims such was IMy pilgrimage is done and here I ly The bell gable contains two bells. The plate consists of a silver chalice of 1795, a silver paten given in memory of Frances LouisaCarlton

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