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~ St.James The Great,
Antony ~ |
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| This small village is situated on the road that goes
to the end of this peninsular in South East Cornwall. The
elegant church with its spire is dedicated to St James but the
village is thought to be named after St Anthony or possibly
Ant's Farm. The old bench ends in the church have been
incorporated into the pulpit and the stalls in the chancel;.
There is also an attractive monumental brass of 1428 to Lady
Majorie Arundell. A short distance away is Anthony House, the
ancestral home of the Carews and the church has several
monuments to members of this family. |
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| Photograph
and text courtesy of Lynda Mudle-Small |
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