Posted in England Family History, tagged 13th century churches, ancestors, baldwin, barling, barling family history england, england, england ancestry, english heritage, faith, family history, john barling, kent, kent england, old english churches, romney marsh, snave, snave england, st augustines church snave, the baldwin poet, warehorne, writing on February 29, 2012| Leave a Comment »
John Barling, burial: 20 Jan 1794; Mary Newman (Barling), burial: 15 Oct 1784
Saint Augustine’s Church, Snave, England. This is a large church for a tiny Romney Marsh hamlet, the reason being that the population on the marsh was once a lot greater than it was today. Just one service a year is held at St Augustine’s now – harvest festival. The church has been incorporated into the Hamstreet benefice. © Copyright Adam Colton and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
Thanks Adam!
Posted in Famous Quotes, tagged british, charles dickens, england, english novelist, famous quotes, gad's hill place, kent, kent england, libel, oliver twist, recovery, victorian novelist on February 19, 2012| Leave a Comment »
from Oliver Twist
by Charles John Huffam Dickens (famous Victorian English Novelist; Born 7 February 1812 Landport, Portsmouth, England; died 9 June 1870 Gad’s Hill Place, Higham, Kent, England)
Posted in England Family History, tagged ancestry, baldwin, barling, england, family, history, kent england, poet, romney marsh on February 13, 2012| 1 Comment »
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