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The History of Belchamp Walter

Belchamp Walter Church and Hall
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The references used for this history

This history started using the information guide found in the Church (2015).

The 2014/15 guide was based on the 1965 guide.

Historical information was also taken from Historic Englands website from the Listed Buildings records.

Additional material has been taken from a wide selection of sources including Inquisitions Post Mortem, and various other historians such as Thomas Wright, the Duchess of Clevland and the Medieval Historians.

There is a current (2023) guide to the church with coloured photographs, it is availble for purchase in the Church.

When enquiring what the source/reference was for the accounts found in the churchI was told that nobody knew. This is why I presented all of the accounts and it is, and left to the visitor to determine what the correct facts are. I have subsequntly ascertained the author of the church guides.

These accounts also relate to information on the village of Belchamp Walter itself.

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