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William Devenport, Silversmith

An aerial view from 1948, the buildings marked with the red spot look old enough to have been there around 1900.
 

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I can't work out if any building originally belonging to William Devenport, if there is one, will be rescued.
 

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pjmburns said:
There is a headstone

In loving memory of William Augustus DEVENPORT who entered into rest April 15th 1920 aged 63 years and his beloved wife Alice Millicent who passed on May 2nd 1938 aged 82 years. Re-united.

So Alice is buried in the same grave.
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thats great jan...i thought there could be a headstone and wondered if wife alice was buried with william...

lyn
 
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