Bawdeswell

This gravestone is located at All Saints’ Church in Bawdeswell and it commemorates the life of Robert Gardinear. Although I’m

This is the ledger stone of Robert Leeds (1711-1761) and his wife Alice Leeds (1700-1770), who were buried in All

John Leeds (1743-1763) was the son of Robert Leeds and Alice Leeds, as well as being the brother of William

Once again, I can’t offer very much here due to the paucity of the records that are available. William Leeds

I don’t have much to add to this one, I just liked that at least a few things survived inside

I was interested in this stained glass window at All Saints’ Church as that’s a rather impressive period to be

It’s fair to note that All Saints’ Church at Bawdeswell has had something of a troubled history in terms of

There’s a display board at the church which shows the post-war reconstruction of the building after it was mostly destroyed

On 6 November 1944, an aircraft accidentally crashed into All Saint’s Church in Bawdeswell and effectively destroyed it. Two British

I am completely puzzled by this and although my being confused isn’t rare, I can’t really understand what has happened