WebIt was described by a local poetess, Ann Perry, of that time, as an old blackened wooden cross. That Cross was taken down and replaced, in 1871, by the present-day stone cross which was designed and masoned by a local man, Isaac Petts - to whom there is a memorial in Crich Churchyard." WebIf you visit Hollins Farm before going through Crich, go to one corner of the Churchyard, where you will see the headstone of my mother's father, John Hunt. He died aged 85, in 1827. Perhaps there is the name of my mother's sister Margaret Ramsbottom Hunt, who died aged 52, in 1834.

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WebAt Crich Parish Church on Saturday, George W. WILSON, RAF, VR, of Ripley, to Constance Irene Wright, of Crich. Derbyshire Times 15 May 1942 Mrs Sarah Ethel GREENHOUGH, Crich, died on Friday after a long … WebJan 22, 2014 · Three of the prisoners died and were buried in Crich churchyard. Between the wars the bodies were repatriated back to Germany. The three were: Otto Gehrhardt aged 23, Franj Kaminski aged … WebEnglish: Crich is a village in Derbyshire in England. It is the home of the National Tramway Museum inside the Crich Tramway Village Crich village and civil parish in Amber Valley, Derbyshire ... Crich churchyard - geograph.org.uk - 3112674.jpg 1,024 × 696; 159 KB. Crich Common - geograph.org.uk ... roadworks a406