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19-08-22, 09:06
Can anyone make this out?
860
I can see Sunday and 1824. If the date is 8th then that would be either February or August for that year, but in any case, I can't make out the other two words.
For context, it's written at the bottom of a diary entry for a young married woman where she has recorded a prayer attributed to "W Borrows" who I think was the man mentioned below as the family's first child was baptised at Holy Trinity Clapham in 1825:
St. PAUL'S CHAPEL.
This is a Chapel of ease to the Church, and was
erected in 1815 on the site of the old Church, between
the Wandsworth Road and Lark-Hall Lane. It is
uniformly and neatly built, and cost about £85000
[Archiect, Mr. C. Edmond's). It contains sittings for
J 25 persons. The Rev. W. Borrows, A.M. is the
present Minister.
This is from a book about Clapham 1820s to 1840s and the Wm Borrows, clergyman, apppears in Lark Hall Lane in 1841 aged 55.
860
I can see Sunday and 1824. If the date is 8th then that would be either February or August for that year, but in any case, I can't make out the other two words.
For context, it's written at the bottom of a diary entry for a young married woman where she has recorded a prayer attributed to "W Borrows" who I think was the man mentioned below as the family's first child was baptised at Holy Trinity Clapham in 1825:
St. PAUL'S CHAPEL.
This is a Chapel of ease to the Church, and was
erected in 1815 on the site of the old Church, between
the Wandsworth Road and Lark-Hall Lane. It is
uniformly and neatly built, and cost about £85000
[Archiect, Mr. C. Edmond's). It contains sittings for
J 25 persons. The Rev. W. Borrows, A.M. is the
present Minister.
This is from a book about Clapham 1820s to 1840s and the Wm Borrows, clergyman, apppears in Lark Hall Lane in 1841 aged 55.