File:St Margaret, Catton, Norfolk - Poppyhead - geograph.org.uk - 845979.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionSt Margaret, Catton, Norfolk - Poppyhead - geograph.org.uk - 845979.jpg |
English: St Margaret, Catton, Norfolk - Poppyhead. Shield inscribed: "This church restored 1850 Richard Hart Vicar". See "NOTEBOOKS AND PAPERS OF REV. RICHARD HART, VICAR OF CATTON, 1842-1880", Norfolk Record Office. "Old House, Catton, was the home of Revd Richard Hart, Vicar of Old Catton and his six children, and three servants in 1861"[1]. Text from: Old Catton, St Margarets. Interior by R Barham
Published in The Round Tower, December 2003[2]: "The Reverent Richard Hart was the incumbent from 1836 to 1875; he was a noted Antiquary and provided the impetus for the rebuilding of 1850 to 1851. He added the south aisle and turned the existing north aisle into what now seems to be a double north transept. The pews in the transept unusually face to the south, and they are marked a ‘Free’ so were available to the poorest inhabitants. Hart added shields showing coats of arms to the organ gallery (see Bill Goode’s photo on left) and the roof and several of them appear to have come from his own imagination! Financial help for the changes which Hart made came from the Morse family, who were at Catton Hall from 1835-52, and then from the Gurney See memorial on right) and Huxton families who were there from 1852. The Morse family were well known in the Norwich brewing industry. A memorial to George Morse, who died 1852, is on the north wall of the transept. " |
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