In the Farmer's Magazine, in July 1856, it mentions that George Tindall of Wickenby got £2, for the best one-horse cart at a show.
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Showing posts with label Wickenby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wickenby. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Benjamin Turner
In 1803, in the 'Gentleman's Magazine', it mentions the infant daughter of Benjamin Turner of Wickenby, had died due to her 'cloaths taking fire the preceding day, in the absence of its parents'.
Wickenby
Wickenby is a little village in Lincolnshire. It's focal point is probably the old church, which may date back to at least the 12th. Century.
This blog will explore more of its' history, and inform you of some of the names of the people, who have lived there.
This blog will explore more of its' history, and inform you of some of the names of the people, who have lived there.
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