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Church of St Bartholomew and Farnham Chapel

A Grade I Listed Building in Quorndon, Leicestershire

Stained glass window to Henry Edward and son Hubert Northcote Hole 1894 and 1907, Church of St Bartholomew, Quorndon

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The Good Shepherd. Blessed are the pure in heart. Love, joy, meekness. Peace, long suffering, gentleness. Goodness, faith, temperance-. Thanking God for the dear memory of husband and and son Hubert Northcote Hole died 10th July 1907, Henry Edward Hole died 17th September 1894. Shields: Or three annulets gules between on a chevron of the second three crescents argent (Charterhouse School, Godalming, London) and Argent a chevron between three roses gules barbed vert seeded or, on a chief of the second a lion passant gardant or between two bibles palewise or clasped and garnished of the last the clasps to the dexter. (Trinity College, Cambridge). (Hubert was born 1879 and was admitted to Trinity College 1899. Alumni Cantabrigienses). (The Hole family lived at Quorn Lodge which was situated on the A6, beyond One Ash, just before the (old) left turn to Woodthorpe. It was demolished in 1938. Henry Edward Hole was only 52 when he died in 1894, but on a previous census return he had been declared as 'paralysed'. Henry and his wife Mary had two children, Charles and Hubert. Hubert died in 1907 aged 27. 18 years earlier in 1889, Hubert had been one of the four young children who had laid foundation stones for the brand new Village Hall on Leicester Road. (Quorn online museum) (Photo Jun 2015).

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