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Folio 17. Place of worship: St Peter and St Paul. Parish or place: Fakenham. Date...
Catalogue reference: HO 129/243/17
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This record is about the Folio 17. Place of worship: St Peter and St Paul. Parish or place: Fakenham. Date... dating from 1851 in the series Home Office: Ecclesiastical Census Returns. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1851
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Folio 17.
Place of worship: St Peter and St Paul.
Parish or place: Fakenham.
Date erected, consecrated or licensed: Before 1800.
Religious denomination: Church of England.
Informant: George Charles Hoste, Curate.
Estimated attendance on Sunday 30 March 1851: morning 320, afternoon 544, evening [not stated].
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Home Office: Ecclesiastical Census Returns
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