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Hunt Headstone at Churchyard of St Mary the Virgin and St John the Baptist

A Grade II Listed Building in Rothley, Leicestershire

Hunt Headstone at Church Yard of St Mary the Virgin and St John the Baptist, Rothley

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Shaped slate with engraved drapery and wilflowers, and a relief carved panel of Rothley churchyard on the Day of Judgment. Divided inscription panel To the Memory of William Hunt who after enduring with Patience a long illness of Affliction, resigned this mutable state of Existence on the 6th Day of March 1794 Aged 66 Years. To the Memory of Catherine Cort Daughter of Mr James Cort of Great Bowden and Wife of William Hunt of Rothley House She died February 1st 1784. (Photo Sept 2015).

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Building ID: 101278645
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