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St. Luke’s – the Churchyard

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A History of Hickling
Belvoir Angels
Tree of Life: St. Luke’s Churchyard
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Thank you to the Hickling Parish Council and the Hickling Country Fair Committee for their support – we are very grateful!

New to the website:

  • New Glebe Cottage page (plus Magson & Wiles families) 10th April 2021
  • SUNDAY IS CENSUS DAY 20th March 2021
  • A Cruck Cottage – Hodson’s Yard/Holly House 6th March 2021
  • The evolution of Main Street – including the Horse-Causey (Boulder Causeway) 19th February 2021
  • The Beauties of the Grantham Canal (1935) 10th February 2021
  • Plays, Pantomime & Shows. 1st February 2021
  • The Timms family: 1st February 2021

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