6 comments on “Holy Wells of Gloucestershire”

1. Sarah Head

   November 5, 2017

   

   Please could you tell me, if possible, what source Brian used for Chedworth Holy Well. There is no mention in Hope or in Scyring Walters and no subsequent well experts have talked about it. On visiting Chedworth there is no clue as to the wherabouts to the well and locals living next to the church have no information either.

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   • Richard Barton

     November 5, 2017

     

     Dear Sarah, that was surprisingly easy! You will find the reference to ‘Holy Well’ if you look at the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Memoirs of the Geological Survey England – ‘Wells and Springs of Gloucestershire’ by L. Richardson F.R.S.E., F.G.S., printed under the authority of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office (1930), page 69 under ‘Chedworth’. Kind regards Richard.

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2. Sarah Head

   November 10, 2017

   

   Thank you so much for your help with this. I am hoping to return to Chedworth next week to take some photos and report my findings to some of the locals inhabitants. Best wishes, Sarah

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3. Anne Hayward

   March 19, 2020

   

   Fascinating website. Came across it whilst researching pilgrimage in Gloucestershire.

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   • Richard Barton

     March 19, 2020

     

     Thank you, Anne, for your kind comment. R

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