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| Plumstead High Street in 1905 - when the Hoggs lived there | ||||||
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St Nicholas Church - Plumstead |
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| Ann Hogg (nee Sayer), wife of Robert Armstrong Hogg,
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| Church foundation dates from 960. Listing: grade 2*
The church dates from the twelve century, has a seventeenth century brick west tower, nave rebuilt in 1818, restoration of 1867-8 by C H Cooks, extensive enlargements in 1907-8 by Greenaway and Newberry; suffered severe damage in the Second World War and was repaired in 1959 by T F Ford & Partners. The building which is sited on a slope down to the Thames is on the north side of Plumstead High Street adjacent to a small open space on the south side. |
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St Marks and St Margarets Churches |
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| Both churches have now been demolished. Roydene Road and Tuam Road were in this parish (see streets where the Hoggs lived) |
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St Marks Church |
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| Old Mill Road, Plumstead, London, SE18 1QE | ||||||
| The old St Marks was built in 1901 and demolished in 1974. | ||||||
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| Edna Mary Clark (b.1914) was born in the parish of St
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| A new church now occupies the same site of the old St Marks Church | ||||||
St Margarets Church |
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| St Margarets was built in 1850 and closed in 1966 then demolished. | ||||||
| Fallen in WW1 - Reredos Inscriptions preserved from St Margarets | ||||||
| Website for current St Marks with St Margarets Church, Plumstead | ||||||
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Where the Hogg's lived in Plumstead |
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| 18 Bloomfield Road, Plumstead | ||||||
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| 29 Hamilton Place, Plumstead | ||||||
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| 41 Tuam Road, Plumstead | ||||||
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| Roydene Road, Plumstead | ||||||
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