Churches and family tree

Utterly unconnected to the usual content of this blog: A friend of mine has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer and her 16 yr old d...

St Peter is utterly charming from the setting to its welcoming open status. Inside there are bits and bobs such as the impressive brass to R...

On the face of it Holy Trinity is a Victorian build but according to Pevsner it is "in fact genuine and only fiercely restored" wh...

Fortuitously I visited St Mary half an hour before Mass today and found a lovely lady practising on the organ in preparation for the said Ma...

Gascoigne first appears in his father's will (actually seemingly only appears here) who died in 1650 "therefore in the first place ...

St James was open but only because Mass was being celebrated; normally it's LNK when not in use however it is open on Friday's betwe...

George is infuriating. His death notice reads: At Hull, George Robarts, esq. formerly of Beverley, in Yorkshire, and brother to Abraham R....