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Robert H. Pearson

Robert H. Pearson

Co-churchwarden of Mary Abbots Church, Kensington, June 1879.

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Robert H. Pearson

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Mary Abbots Church wall

{Plaque on left:} This wall rebuilt August 1817. John Belworthy Tho. Chancell...

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Simon of Sudbury, Archbishop of Canterbury

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Sir John Reader  Welch, Bt, MA

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