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Table Tomb 11 Metres South of Nave of Church of St Helen

A Grade II Listed Building in Redmile, Leicestershire

Mary Haywood d1799 Eleanor d1818 Hannah Musson d1826 and Daniel d1834, Smith Tomb at St Helens Churchyard, Plungar

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1. Hannah Musson daughter of William and Mary Smith d 18th Mar 1826 aged 56 years whose remains lie interred at Barkestone.
2. Daniel Smith d 23rd Jul 1834 aged 68
3. Mary Haywood daughter of William and Mary Smith d 16th May 1799 aged 35 whose remains lie interred at London
4. Eleanor Smith daughter of William and Mary Smith d 4th Dec 1818 aged 59 years, whose remains lie interred at Whisendine. (Photo Jun 2015).

Uploaded by Andrew H Jackson on 21 January 2016

Photo ID: 135770
Building ID: 101294678
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