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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Ok, we've managed to get enough photos of the windows in their origional locations that by using them, some document we have been researching and by sheer dumb luck we have now more or less figured out where each of the windows was origionally and at least part of the history behind them... however there is one that is causing some confusion. There is one window which is alternatly refered to as "The saints and Martyrs window" and "The saint Lawrence window" which was erected in memory of Jane Cleland Burns (2nd daughter of the 1st Baron Inverclyde of Castle Wemyss) in 1909. Does anyone know what her connection with Heanor / St Lawerence's church was?[/quote]
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St Lawrence stained glass
replied on: 6/26/2006 8:56:23 PM

Ok, we've managed to get enough photos of the windows in their origional locations that by using them, some document we have been researching and by sheer dumb luck we have now more or less figured out where each of the windows was origionally and at least part of the history behind them... however there is one that is causing some confusion.

There is one window which is alternatly refered to as "The saints and Martyrs window" and "The saint Lawrence window" which was erected in memory of Jane Cleland Burns (2nd daughter of the 1st Baron Inverclyde of Castle Wemyss) in 1909.

Does anyone know what her connection with Heanor / St Lawerence's church was?

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