St John the Baptist, Eastnor, Herefordshire
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It is believed there has been a church building at Eastnor on the present site since the 12th Century, though it is possible that an earlier wooden Saxon church building would have existed somewhere in the area. There was certainly a Saxon church building at Ledbury, just over two miles away.
A marble monument to Mary Cocks who died in 1779. A seated woman set against drapery and with a putto at the right.
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It is believed there has been a church building at Eastnor on the present site since the 12th Century, though it is possible that an earlier wooden Saxon church building would have existed somewhere in the area. There was certainly a Saxon church building at Ledbury, just over two miles away.
A marble monument to Mary Cocks who died in 1779. A seated woman set against drapery and with a putto at the right.
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