Other officers
appointed by the vestry
included a common driver, ( fn.
Parts of the chancel walls are of 13th century date, and the
north vestry
is of the 14th century.
Vestry mins.
The
choir vestry
door on a sunny august day in 1999.
Vestry of the parish
of marylebone have erected a large public mortuary in the burial ground at paddington.
Vestry on the south side
of the chancel.
A proposal to create a
select vestry
in 1822 was easily defeated.
Vestry clerk
was william masters, who was succeeded by john masters, probably his son.
Space was made for a lady chapel in the area between the iron gates on the south side of the church the
clergy vestry.
The
annual vestry
meeting is the equivalent of the annual general meeting of the parish.
Vestry door
on a sunny august day in 1999.
Many farmers either gave tacit support to their workmen, or urged the
parish vestry
to improve the levels of poor relief.
The join in the masonry is visible above the
south vestry.
Vestry minutes
of 30th december 1743.
The
north vestry
was erected at the same time.
An unusual
modern vestry
adjoins the 19th century chancel.
Vestry roof
lines.
Facilities there is a toilet in the
church vestry, key available from the tower captain.
Vestry hall
above was erected on the site.
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