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Trans Lancashire Cheshire Antiq Soc 106
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Trans Lancashire Cheshire Antiq Soc 106
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Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society
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Volume:
106
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Journal
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Editor:
Morris Garratt
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Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society
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Year of Publication:
2011
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Date Of Issue From: 2010 Date Of Issue To: 31
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29 Aug 2013
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The Font at Mellor, Cheshire
B J N Edwards
102 - 114
Article describing in detail a font in the parish church of St Thomas, Mellor, Stockport. Whilst undated, the font is considered likely to be of the 11th or 12th century. The five figures carved on the font are discussed and, although there are few parallels, some other 'tub' fonts in Derbyshire are mentioned and the decoration on a font at Tissington, Derbyshire, is examined in detail. It is concluded that whatever the uncertainties about its date and the message conveyed by its decoration, the Mellor font is an object of considerable interest. LD
The CRSBI
112 - 113
Romanesque Fonts in Northern Europe and Scandinavia
113 - 114
Two Pre-Conquest stones from Milnrow
Richard N Bailey
Vanessa Oakden
Elisabeth Okasha
128 - 137
Article describing two incomplete stones found in the 1980s at Milnrow, Rochdale, and re-examined in 2009. The circumstances surrounding the original discovery are outlined, and a brief history is given of the Milnrow area. The larger of the two stones includes an inscription, whilst the smaller fragment has some carved ornamentation. The potential origins and dating of the stones are discussed. LD