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MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS<br />

St JOHN the BAPTIST<br />

St JOHN’S CHAPEL in WEARDALE<br />

Transcribed for The Weardale Museum by Ken Heatherington 2007 – 2008.<br />

The 520 memorials in this transcription are numbered sequentially from East to West<br />

(approximately). The intention has been to transcribe all readable text. The text line breaks<br />

in each transcription are indicated by the symbol “/”, and in those cases where text appears<br />

on more than one face of the memorial the symbol “//” is used to separate the faces. A<br />

small number of headstones had either fallen or had been laid face down and could not be<br />

read, but they are retained in the numbering system.<br />

The monuments in St John’s Chapel churchyard were previously transcribed almost<br />

exactly one hundred years ago by Messrs Leighton and Robinson and deposited in<br />

Newcastle Central Reference Library. A typed transcript (in abbreviated format) of this<br />

was subsequently made by G. Nicholson. The numbering scheme for this 1907<br />

transcription ran from West to East. (The 1907 numbers are indicated in column C of the<br />

spreadsheet). Well over half of the approximately 250 monuments noted in 1907 were<br />

found, and the vast majority of them were still readable.

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