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Cloford, a small village, 2 m. N.E. of Wanstrow. The church is Perp. In the churchyard is the shaft of a cross. The rectory bears date 1606. S. of Bristol, with collieries in its neighbourhood. The church has been rebuilt , but preserves a good Trans. S. doorway, and a chancel arch of the same date. The tower, rebuilt in 1726, is constructed of rather curious stone. Coker, East, a village 3 m.
It was considered equivalent to freedom to reach that section, with its friendly Indians and impenetrable forests and swamps. The little town of Melrose probably had the most unusual name of all the strange ones prevalent at the time. It was call, very simply, "Shake-Rag." Coker makes no effort to explain the appelation. Interview with subject, Neil Coker, Grandin, Putnam County
Chappel was killed two days after leaving us. Arrived at Beresnik, which is about one hundred and fifty miles from Archangel, after a thirty-eight-hour trip; reported to Major Coker, and then visited British Detention Hospital in charge of Capt. Watson, R. A. M. C. The hospital being a five-room log building with the toilet built adjoining the kitchen.
These have entirely disappeared and almost all the medieval structures except the church a good Perpendicular building with Early English transepts. The only monument of interest, except that of Edward Coker, is a cross-legged effigy of one of the de Chideocks in the north transept. The handsome pulpit and reredos are modern.
They discarded everything not absolutely necessary to sustain life, packed all their provisions into knapsacks, bravely shouldered them and started off on foot from the desert to reach California by the shortest way. Among those whom Mr. Coker can recollect are Capt. Nat.
Aren't you going to speak to me?" Paul growled something indistinctly, feeling strangely uncomfortable and confused. "What's the matter with him?" asked Chawner. "Does anyone know? Has he lost his tongue?" "He hadn't lost it coming down in the train," said Coker: "I wish he had. I tell you what, you fellows He here's Grim at last! I'll tell you all about it up in the bedroom." And Dr.
The following is the description given by Coker, a contemporary writer: "Having discoursed this longe of this church, I will not overpasse a strange accident which in our dayes happened unto it, viz. Other accounts mention a tempest at the time of the fall.
Bultitude's remaining breath away. He stood panting under the sickly rays of a street-lamp, the very incarnation of helpless, hopeless dismay. "Hallo!" said Coker, "it's young Bultitude!" "What do you mean by cannoning into a fellow like this?" said Coggs. "What are you up to out here, eh?"
After marching through the night from Lyme the unfortunate yokels who made up the Duke's "army" displayed much coolness and bravery in the fight recorded on a memorial in the church to "Edward Coker Gent, second son of Robert Coker of Mapowder, Slayne at the Bull Inn at Bridpurt, June the 14th An. Do. 1685, by one Venner, who was a Officer under the late Duke of Monmouth in that Rebellion."
To this came sixteen delegates Richard Allen, Jacob Tapsico, Clayton Durham, James Champion, Thomas Webster, of Philadelphia; Daniel Coker, Richard Williams, Henry Harden, Stephen Hill, Edward Williamson, Nicholas Gailliard, of Baltimore: Jacob Marsh, Edward Jackson, William Andrew, of Attleborough, Penn.; Peter Spencer, of Wilmington, Del., and Peter Cuffe, of Salem, N.J. and these were the men who founded the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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