Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (1897)
Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Shrewsbury [etc.] Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society · leaf 582
y the Churchwardens, and the Clerk is appointed bythe Hector, as is likewise the Sexton. The Church Furniture consists at present [1774] ofTwo Surplices, one English Bible, two Welsh Bibles, twoEnglish Common Prayer books, two Welsh Common Prayerbooks, one Register, a silver Chalice and stand… … In the Steeple a Clock and two Bells. The Church furniture is provided by the Parishioners, aCrimson broad cloth pulpit cloth and Communion Table Clothof yo same, a linnen cloth, napkins, a Crimson Velvet Cushionfor the pulpit. In the Terrier of 1791 were added 2 Palls and 2Biers. Also there were 3…
Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Excavations (Archaeology) · Natural history
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