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Group of 6 Tombchests in St Mary's Churchyard to S of Chancel to Kersley 1795;KERSLEY 1813; Kersley 1818; Perry 1796; Perry 1817; Perry 1838

A Grade II Listed Building in Micheldever, Hampshire

Tombchest of George and Henrietta Kersley, St Mary the Virgin, Micheldever, 1795

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George Kersley (c1730-1795) and his wife Henrietta nee BULL (c1735-1783) were my five-times-great-grandparents. He was a wealthy yeoman farmer from nearby Borough Farm, Micheldever. Part of the inscription on the tombchest, now (photo taken 2004) only partially legible, reads 'Adieu ye precious Relicks ... till the last Trumpet ... gives the ... of ... Ressurrection'. If anybody can either complete or identify the source of this presumed quotation I would like to know of it.

Uploaded by Tony Humphreys on 19 June 2011

Photo ID: 15211
Building ID: 101350769
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