Burrington Church on a Postcard c1922


The same picture, in greyscale.
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Note how small the Yew tree is in front of the church. The postmark is indistinct, the date written by the writer is 30/7/22?, the stamps are KGV ½d Green, issued in 1912, Gracie (see below) was married in 1927 so no longer Webber after that date so I think 1922 is correct. The postmark is Chulmleigh and the card was sent to Gracie Webber, c/o Mr P Skinner Esq., Hills View, Hollacombe (where Gracie may have been in service). The writer 'B' states that "Mother is gone to the funeral" [sic] - which could date it more precisely, if there is anybody out there that has a Webber family history. This card is not for sale. |
| Thanks to Roger Dunn of Dolton who added the following: Mary Grace Webber married Percy Skinner from Hollacombe. It was from "B" who might well have been her sister Bessie. "Mother" would then refer to their step-mother Lucy (nee Copp) as their mother Julia (nee Nethercott) was dead by then. |

J. Salmon, colour postcard [# 5-02-11-38]. Burrington church in the 19th
century.

1997, from an oil painting by Dave Tylcoat.

Church interior, postcard, not posted. Anne
Miller.

Interior showing screen, postcard, not posted.
Anne Miller.

Interior with flowers, postcard, stuck in book.
Anne Miller.

Garden of Church Cottage, postcard, stuck in book.
Anne Miller.
Copyright © Dave Tylcoat 2004