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"PHOTOS BY: LIZ JONES, ENGLAND"
The beautiful Photos of Old Cleeve and Dunster, Somerset, England
were provided by; Liz Jones of England.
We hope you enjoy Liz's wonderful photo tour.
Philip and Charity Slocombe and son Giles were part of the History of
Old Cleeve, Somerset, England.
The earliest record I have found to date (1308) of
a Slocombe was in the area of Dunster and Dunster Castle in Somerset, England.
A John de Slocombe stood witness for The Thomas Le Palmere of Dunster.

Many thanks to Liz Jones for her lovely pictures she has shared with our family.

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Bilbrook, near Old Cleeve, PhotoBy: Lis Jones. England

Bilbrook-Photo:Liz Jones, England

Bilbrook, St. Andrews Church, near Old Cleeve, Photo by: Liz Jones, England

St. Andrews-Photo by: Liz Jones

Dunster Castle, Somerset, England

The Yarn Market - Dates -end of the 15th Cent.- built to sell the local cloth

Dunster, High Street

St. George's Church, Dunster. Little remains of the original 12th Century Church, the existing Church dates from the 13th Century and the Tower was added -1440's

The Font in St. George's Church was made - c1530, and the cover is mid 18th Century

Gallox Bridge-A packhorse bridge, just beyond the cottages in this picture, is a tiny white sign, this is the spot where criminals were hung where the gallows used to stand. That is how Gallox Bridge got it's name.

Dunster - A "Cottage" - Believed to be one of the Family homes of the Liz Jones Family, England

Dunster - Cottages - The cottage on the left of this picture is the same cottage in the photo to its left

"DOVECOTE"

Dunster - Workhouse

"THE LUTTRELL ARMS HOTEL" -It was originally built as a guest house for the Abbot of Cleeve, and dates from the 15th Century.

Dunster - "The Nunnery"