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I was very pleased to receive the digital version of the Morres memorial at Wokingham, Berkshire to add to my research on the Reverend John Morres who was Rector of our parish, Nether Broughton, Leics. Mary, remembered on the memorial was his daughter and the first wife of Elliot Morres; Beatrice, also remembered was his second wife - your notes on the memorial says she was WIFE of Mary - clearly this is an error. John is buried in our churchyard as are his wife Elizabeth, sons John and Philip, grandson John Michael and granddaughter Elizabeth Charlotte. There are three large ledger-type slates - one is to sons John & Philip; the second to his wife Elizabeth and (I believe) to the Reverend himself - there are patches of concrete stuck to the surface; and a third bears only the initials I.M. - no idea yet? I have photos of these and all the other memorials at St Mary the Virgin, Nether Broughton and although I have recorded the inscriptions I doubt if my records would fit in with your standards. You are most welcome to the pictures if I can get them to you. Regards Ann Schmidt

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