Inskip Graves
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Inskip Graves
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 13 May 2021
The exuberant design of headstone for the Inskip grave here in St Peter's churchyard seems to have been popular in Victorian times. It commemorates William Inskip of Forsbrook who died in 1863 aged 69 and his wife Sarah who died in 1874 possibly aged 74; their eldest son Stephen, who died in 1862 aged 33, is also included. To the left of that is a newer monument which mentions another Sarah Inskip who died in 1898 - but it does not say how she was related to the others. There are other names on the memorial (with dates in the 1920s) but they are hidden from view.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.967515
Longitude
-2.059664