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Church of All Hallows

A Grade II Listed Building in Seaton, Rutland

Church of All Hallows, Seaton

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C17 Incised slab with black marble inlay, to two beloved ladies. -Here lyeth the body of mistress hannah, the Wife of master phylemon Angel by Whom he had Issue 6 Sons and 6 daughters. She de-parted this life March the 27 1686. Mors janua Vitae (Death is the doorway to rebirth) Here lyeth the body of Rebecca Collin daughter of mr. phylemen Angel and Wife of William Collin Esquire by Whom she had Issue 4 daughters. She departed this life December the 6 1741 Aged 72-. (Photo Sept 2007).

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on 14 May 2013

Photo ID: 79713
Building ID: 101237085
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