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Ecclesfield is built on clay, but, Grenoside, the village where our friend lived, is on sand and much higher in altitude.
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During a long series of years an average of about 150 corpses has been annually deposited in Ecclesfield churchyard, which has rendered it an extremely crowded cemetery.
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Conquest; and one of which, the subject of my query, formed a colony at Ecclesfield, near Sheffield?
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Mr. Day was curate of Ecclesfield at that time; and in another part of the book there is, in his handwriting, a subscription list, which, though only headed "Colected by hous Row for the ..." is more than probably the copy referred to.
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-- As the Vicar of Ecclesfield appears interested in the history of this abbey, in the immediate neighbourhood of which I am at present living, I forward the following list of works which have relation to the subject, including the _Chronicle_, extracts from which have already been given by GASTROS: --
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The Ecclesfield accounts contain the following entry relating to this custom: --
English Villages 1892
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The late Dr. Gatty, in his record of _A Life at One Living_, mentions that at Ecclesfield, as in many other places, the office of parish clerk was hereditary.
The Parish Clerk 1892
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From it we have often looked down at Ecclesfield lying in fog, whilst at Grenoside the air was clear and the sun shining.
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Trouvé did, in reality, end his days at Ecclesfield, where he is buried near "Rough," the broken-haired bull-terrier, who is the real hero in "Benjy."
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Two of those that my sister wrote, in the respective years 1864 and 1866, shall be given here, as they are not published elsewhere, and I think other children besides our Ecclesfield ones may like to sing them.
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