[Bell Historians] Digest Number 686

[David Cawley]

As I said in my own email earlier this week on the subject, they went in store to Cleeve Abbey. It was arranged between Mr A. A. Hughes and Dr Francis Eeles FSA, the then CCC Secretary (whose home was at Dunster, and who was responsible for the saving of large numbers of artefacts from churches by arranging their storage - and sometimes himself funding their temporary removal.

St Bart's the Less back two and Undershaft also went there.

DLC
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Marchant, Andrew (RDSSW) 
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Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 9:26 AM
Subject: RE: [Bell Historians] Digest Number 686



>Jim Phillips wrote;
>The pre-reformation five at Smithfield were carted off to Somerset. 

Does anyone know where in Somerset or even why there?

Cheers
Andy


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