Wilton, St.Mary's Old Church 2

The 1820 Settler Correspondence
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Wiltshire

29th April 2022

Sue Mackay

Wilton, St.Mary's Old Church 2 - a new church was built in 1845 and the old church was partially destroyed. George FLOOKS was baptised in St.Mary's. Sarah VINEY, daughter of George VINEY and Phebe WAITE, was baptised in the old church, and married Richard HINTON there in 1809. Their eldest child Rebecca was also baptised in St.Mary’s.

Photo by Nolene Lossau.

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