St John the Baptist, Mathon, Herefordshire
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St John's is an aisleless church of from about 1100 or slightly earlier, originally with an apse but now with a square-ended chancel, nave and west tower. There is herringbone masonry in the fabric and the porch is medieval. Hops were growing over the lychgate.
We strongly approve of memorials that include some family history. Notice the use of the words "new style" to show the effect of the calendar change.
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St John's is an aisleless church of from about 1100 or slightly earlier, originally with an apse but now with a square-ended chancel, nave and west tower. There is herringbone masonry in the fabric and the porch is medieval. Hops were growing over the lychgate.
We strongly approve of memorials that include some family history. Notice the use of the words "new style" to show the effect of the calendar change.
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