England, Roman Roads and Rivers Folders (all Clean) - centered on St Mary Abbots Church, Kensington.kmz

England, Roman Roads and Rivers Folders (all Clean)

England, Roman Road, Great North Road (Clean)

Great North Road

Great North Road - Shelby to York to Topcliffe

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, Lake District, Northwest ENG (Clean)

Lake District of England
Lake District of England; NINIAN OF GALLOWAY, BISHOP, MISSIONARY TO SCOTLAND (16 SEP 430); SAMUEL SHOEMAKER, PRIEST AND EVANGELIST, 1963, Commemorated January 31 ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20;

Solway Firth (inlet)
Solway Firth (inlet);

England, Lake District, Lyne River Folder, Solway Firth

Lyne River

Lyne River Black Lyne

England, Lake District, Eden River Folder, Solway Firth

Eden River

England, Lake District, Eden Rivr 1, Caldew River Folder

Caldew River

England, Lake District, Eden River 1, Petteril River Folder

Petteril River

England, Lake District, Esk River Folder, Lake District

Esk River

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, Northwest Midlands (Clean)

Manchester, England
Manchester; CATHERINE WINKWORTH. POET, 7 August 1878; WILLIAM TEMPLE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944) ; William W. Mayo of WILLIAM W. MAYO, CHARLES MENNINGER, and their SONS, PIONEERS IN MEDICINE, 1911, 1953, Commemorated March 6 ; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Mersey River

Mersey River Source 2

England, Manchester, Mersey River 8, River Irwell Folder, Manchester Ship Canal

River Irwell

England, Manchester, Mersey River 8, Irwell River 3, Medlock River Folder

River Medlock

Manchester Ship Canal
Manchester Ship Canal;

England, Manchester, Mersey River 12, Bridgewater Canal Folder

Bridgewater Canal

Liverpool (Mersy River Estuary, Irish Sea)
Liverpool; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, aka Woodbine Willie PRIEST, 1929;

Wirral Peninsula
Wirral Peninsula; WILFRED GRENFELL, MEDICAL MISSIONARY, 9 October 1940; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

England, Manchester, Mersey River Mouth, East Side River Dee Folder

River Dee (Wales)

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, West Midlands Mercia (Clean)

West Midlands of England
West Midlands Region of England; RICHARD BAXTER, PASTOR AND WRITER, 1691, Commemorated December 8 ; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; WULFSTAN OF WORCESTER, Commemorated January 19 ; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; PATRICK OF IRELAND, (17 MAR c461); St Patrick the Bishop of Armagh and Enlightener of Ireland, Commemorated on March 17 ; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616;

England, Roman Roads, West Midlands Mercia, Birmingham Folder

Birmingham, West Midlands, England
Birmingham; HUGH LATIMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555) ; Charles Gore of RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915. AND CHARLES GORE. BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, both commemorated January 16;

England, Roman Roads, West Midlands Mercia, River Avon Folder

River Avon

England, Roman Roads, West Midlands Mercia, River Severn Folder (Wales and West Midlands)

River Severn

Severn Valley, Mercia
Severn Valley, Mercia; Saint Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5; Penda, King of Mercia; Kingdom of Mercia, 527-918;

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, East Midlands (Clean)

East Midlands, England
East Midlands, England, including Northhamptonshire, Buckinghamtonshire and Bedfordshire ; JOHN BUNYAN, WRITER, 30 August 1688; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616;

England, East Midlands, River Witham Folder, North

River Witham

England, East Midlands, River Welland Folder, North Central

River Welland

England, East Midlands, River Nene Folder, South Central

River Nene

England, East Midlands, River Nene 9, The Fens Folder, North Cambridgeshire, Central

The Fens (Wetlands, all of East Midlands)
The Fens or Fensland; NICHOLAS FERRAR;

England, East Midlands, Great River Ouse Folder, South

Great River Ouse

Great River Ouse (Old Section)

England, East Midlands, Cotswolds and Chitten Hills Folder, Southeast

Cotswolds Area, Limestone

Chitten Hills Area, Chalk

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, East Anglia, Broads River System (Clean)

Broads (a broad network of navagatable rivers Suffolk and Norfolk)
The Broads; Thomas Gallaudet of THOMAS GALLAUDET & HENRY WINTER SYLE PRIESTS (27 AUGUST 1902 & 6 JANUARY 1890) ; ALEXANDER CRUMMELL, PRIEST, MISSIONARY, EDUCATOR (10 SEP 1898) ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); DAME JULIAN OF NORWICH, CONTEMPLATIVE (8 MAY 1417); JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ;

East Anglia (The Broads)
East Anglia; Venerable Ethelburga, Commemorated on October 11 ; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870) ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ;

Continental Divides - Broads, Herford Divide

Continental Divides - Broads, Rivers Cam and Ouse Divide

England, Broads, River Cam Folder, Cambridge, Upstream and West

River Cam

Cambridge (at the head of the Broads River System, River Cam 2)
Cambridge; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); JEREMY TAYLOR, BISHOP AND THEOLOGIAN (13 AUGUST 1667); Thomas Gallaudet of THOMAS GALLAUDET & HENRY WINTER SYLE PRIESTS (27 AUGUST 1902 & 6 JANUARY 1890) ; NICHOLAS RIDLEY, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555) ; HENRY MARTYN, MISSIONARY AND TRANSLATOR (19 OCT 1812) ; CHARLES SIMEON, TEACHER, PROMOTOR OF MISSIONARY WORK (12 NOV 1836); WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; C S LEWIS, SCHOLAR AND SPIRITUAL WRITER (22 NOV 1963) ; ISAAC WATTS, HYMNWRITER, 1748, Commemorated November 26 ; FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872); WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761) ; NICHOLAS FERRAR, DEACON, MAN OF PRAYER (1 DEC 1637) ; ROBERT McDONALD, Commemorated December 15 ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872) ; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); DAME JULIAN OF NORWICH, CONTEMPLATIVE (8 MAY 1417); JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690;

England, Broads, Great River Ouse Folder, Western Broads

England, Broads, Lower Great River Ouse Folder, Navigation and Tidal Section

Lower Great River Ouse (navigatable section)

England, Broads, River Yare Folder, Norwich, Northeast

River Yare

England, Broads, River Yare 1, River Wensum Folder, Norwich

River Wensum

England, Broads, Bungay River Folder, Dunwich, East

Bungay River

England, Broads, Rivers Orwell and Stour Folder, Suffolk County, Southeast

River Orwell

River Stour

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, Northeast ENG, Humber Estuary North (Clean)

Northumbria (North Anglia, North of the Humber to Roman Wall)
Kingdom of Northumbria, north of the Humber Estuary from the River Tees to the River Tweed; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated on August 5 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Adian, the bishop of Lindisfarne, Commemorated August 31; REMIGIUS OF RHEIMS, BISHOP, APOSTLE OF THE FRANKS (1 OCTOBER 530); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury; WILLIBRORD OF UTRECHT, ARCHBISHOP AND MISSIONARY (NOV 7, 739) ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167); CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; BEDE THE VENERABLE, PRIEST, MONK, SCHOLAR (25 MAY 735); Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Humber Estuary, Ouse River Mouth
Humber Estuary;

River Ouse

England, Northumbria, Scottish Borders Folder

Scottish Borders
Scottish Borders; St Oswald, king and martyr, Commemorated August 5 ; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG);

England, Northumbria, Scottish Borders, Tweed River Folder

Tweed River

England, Northumbria, Scottish Borders, Tweed River 5, River Leader Folder

River Leader

England, Northumbria, Tyne River Folder

Tyne River

Tyne River - North Tyne River

Tyne River - South Tyne River

England, Northumbria, Roman Wall Folder - The Wall - Hadrian's Wall

The Roman Wall - Hadrian's Wall

England, Northumbria, Tees River Folder

Tees River

England, Northumbria, River Esk Folder, Whidby Abby

River Esk

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, East Central ENG, Yorkshire, Northumbria (Clean)

Yorkshire, England
Yorkshire; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOHN WYCLIF, TRANSLATOR AND CONTROVERSIALIST, 30 OCT. 1384 ; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167) ; JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977); CHAD OF LICHFIELD, (2 MAR 672) ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; Smith Wigglesworth, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1947, Commemorated March 12 ; St Cuthbert, wonderworker of Britain, Commemorated on March 20; CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); ALCUIN, DEACON, SCHOLAR, AND ABBOT OF TOURS (20 MAY 804); Equal of the Apostles and Emperor Constantine with his Mother Helen, Commemorated on May 21;

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Great North Road Folder

Great North Road (A1) - York

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, North Yorkshire Moors Folder, North YOR

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary Rivers Folder, South YOR

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Hull River Folder, North Estuary

River Hull

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River Folder, Central Estuary

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River 1, Ure River Folder

Ure River

Cover River

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River 6, Foss River Folder

River Foss

York, England, Yorkshire (River Foss Mouth at River Ouse 8)
York; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated September 18 ; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; AELRED OF RIEVAULX, ABBOT (12 JANUARY 1167) ; St James the Deacon; CHAD OF LICHFIELD, Commemorated March 2 ; ALCUIN, DEACON, SCHOLAR, AND ABBOT OF TOURS (20 MAY 804); Equal of the Apostles and Emperor Constantine with his Mother Helen, Commemorated on May 21; Venerable Bede, the Church Historian, Commemorated on May 27 ;

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River 22, Aire River Folder

Aire River

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Ouse River 22, Aire River 12, Calder and Hebble Navigation Folder

Calder River

Hebble Brook

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Trent River Folder, South Estuary

Trent River

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Humber Estuary, Trent River 10, Dove River Folder

Dove River

England, Northumbria, Yorkshire, Trent River 13.3, Soar River Folder, also called East Midlands

River Soar

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, Wales Folder, West of ENG (Clean)

Wales, West of England
Wales, Wales is largely mountainous; CATHERINE WINKWORTH, POET, 7 August 1878; JEREMY TAYLOR, BISHOP AND THEOLOGIAN (13 AUGUST 1667); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690); St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ; HILDA OF WHITBY, ABBESS AND PEACEMAKER (18 NOV 680); St Kentigern, first Bishop of Glasgow, Scotland, Commemorated January 14 ; George Jeffreys, PENTECOSTAL SAINT, 1962, Commemorated January 26 ; Venerable Brigid (Bridget) of Ireland, Commemorated on February 1 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; PATRICK OF IRELAND, (17 MAR c461); St Patrick the Bishop of Armagh and Enlightener of Ireland, Commemorated on March 17 ; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22 ; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

England, Wales, Wey River Folder, Herfordshire, Southeast WAL

River Wey (Herefordshire)

England, Wales, Wey River 2, Monnow River Folder

Monnow River

England, Wales, River Severn Folder, Central WAL

England, Wales, River Towy Folder, Saint David's, West WAL

River Towy

England, Wales, River Towy area, Lladbadarn Fawr Folder, on the Channel

Llandabarn Fawr
Llandabarn Fawr; England, 524-550, St Padarm of Llanbadarn Fawr, Commemorated April 15; ( ? – c. 550 AD)[1] was an early 6th century sanctified British Christian abbot-bishop who founded St Padarn's Church in[2] Ceredigion, Wales. first bishop of Braga and Saint Paternus of Avranches in Normandy appear to be the same person. Padarn built a monastery in Vannes and is considered one of the seven founding saints of Brittany. Padarn's early vita is one of five insular and two Breton saints' lives that mention King Arthur independently of Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia Regum Britanniae.[3] Vita Sancti Paterni, a major source for biographical details of Padarn, may be an epitome of a previous and more extensive source. According to the Vita Sancti Paterni, Padarn is Armorican by race, born to "Petran, his father, and Guean, his mother".[1] His parents "dedicated themselves to Christ" and Petran left Letavia (modern Brittany) for Ireland. Thomas Wakeman names Padarn a nephew of Hoel of Cornouaille.[4] However, Canon G. H. Doble believes Padarn was likely Welsh, and was later confused with Breton saints of the same name.[5] the year 524 Padarn traveled to join his father in Ireland. He joined a fellowship of monks led by his cousin, St. Cadvan, who were travelling to Britannia. At this time, as in many saints' lives of the era, there appears to be an aristocratic military function in Padarn's career, for among the travellers were Padarn's cousins, who appointed him as the fourth leader of the troop, saying "you should rule over people for example of life".[4] 1878 stained glass window of St. Paternus at the Cathedral of Vannes in Morbihan. became a student at Illtud's school, Cor Tewdws.[4] Padarn later founded a monastery at Llanbadarn Fawr, near Aberystwyth, which became the seat of a new diocese, with him as its first bishop.[1] He then left it in the charge of a trusted steward and proceeded to Ireland. Padarn's spiritual countenance was sufficient to calm the armies of kings of two provinces.[6] Padarn returned to Llanbadarn Fawr, Maelgwn Gwynedd tried to cheat him out of property belonging to the monastery. Two of Maelgwn's evil heralds were undone by the trial by ordeal of boiling water; scalded and defeated, "Their souls in raven-forms fly to the riverbed, which unto this day by the name of one of them is called, to wit, Graban."[7] Maelgwn Gwynedd himself is first cursed and then cured of his sickness and blindness when he comes on bended knee to ask forgiveness, and to bestow lands on Padarn's community, which are laid out with the exactitude of a deed: "a quantity of land, that is, from the mouth of the river Rheidiol upwards until it touches at its head the limit of the river Clarach; and along the length of the same river as far as the sea is the limit prolonged."[8] the Vita Sancti Paterni Padarn travels on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem with Saint David and Saint Teilo for all three to be ordained bishops by the patriarch. Along the way they acquired the gift of tongues so that whomever they spoke to understood them in his own language.[6] The patriarch gave Paternus two gifts, a crozier and a finely woven tunic. On their return, they amicably divided Britannia into three bishoprics.[9] finally returned to Letavia, where his fame filled the region and "made peace" with the bishop Samson in Vannes, where Padarn his built a monastery and subsequently made a peace with the six bishops of Armorica, of which he now made a seventh. and Arthur[edit] sketch from Little Pictorial Lives of the Saints, by Benzinger Brothers. the most celebrated episode, King Arthur tries to steal Padarn's tunic and subsequently becomes Christian. It's too late to be reliable. But the episode was probably meant to increase Padarn's prestige and credibility as a saint by being granted credit for "Christianizing" the semi-historical leader who allegedly defeated the Anglo-Saxons with the help of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary in the battle of Mount Badon according to the 9th century ad monk Nennius. The author also seemed to confuse this Padarn with Padarn Redcoat whose coat was one of the Thirteen Treasures of the Island of Britain;[6] Padarn was in his church resting after so much labour at sea, a certain tyrant, Arthur by name, was traversing the regions on either side, who one day came to the cell of saint Padarn the bishop. And while he was addressing Padarn, he looked at the tunic, which he, being pierced with the zeal of avarice, sought for his own. The saint answering said, "This tunic is not fitting for the habit of any malign person, but for the habit of the clerical office." He went out of the monastery in a rage. And again he returns in wrath, that he might take away the tunic against the counsels of his own companions. One of the disciples of Padarn seeing him returning in fury, ran to saint Padarn and said, "The tyrant, who went out from here before, is returning. Reviling, stamping, he levels the ground with his feet". Padarn answers "Nay rather, may the earth swallow him." With the word straightway the earth opens the hollow of its depth, and swallows Arthur up to his chin. He immediately acknowledging his guilt begins to praise both God and Padarn, until, while he begs forgiveness, the earth delivered him up. From that place on bent knees he begged the saint for indulgence, whom the saint forgave. And he took Padarn as his continual patron, and so departed.[10] of Avranches[edit] British Padarn appears to be the same person as Saint Paternus of Avranches in Normandy. By tradition, it is said that he was born in Poitiers, became a monk at the Abbey of Saint-Jouin de Marnes [fr] in France, and retreated with his fellow monk, Saint Scubilion, to the forest of Scissy [fr] in the diocese of Coutances before the Bishop of Coutances made him a priest in 512.[11] day: April 16 [12] Three days were kept to honor Padern in Armorica; the Armoricans celebrate three solemnities of his, namely, that day of the Kalends of November, when he formed perpetual unity with the six chief saints of Letia, the day of his obit, and the day he received the order of the episcopate, the twelfth before the Kalends of the month of July. well as the church at Llanbadarn Fawr, there is a second church dedicated to him, in Llanberis in Gwynedd. Padarn’s Institute, located at St Michael’s Conference Centre, Llandaff, handles training for ministry in the Church in Wales.[13]

England, Wales, River Taff Folder, Cardiff, South Wal

River Taff

England, Wales, River Taff Mouth, Cardiff, Swansea Folder

Swansea, South Wales
Swansea, South Wales; DAVID (DEWI) OF WALES, (1 MAR 544) ;

England, Wales, River Dee Folder, North WAL

England, Wales, River Conwy Folder, Banghor, Northwest WAL

River Conwy

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, Southwest ENG (Clean)

Cornwall Penninsula, England
Cornwall Peninsula; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, Commemorated August 1 ; St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated September 19 ; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690); St Brannock of Braunton, Commemorated January 7 ; St Elian, Missionary to Cornwall, England, Commemorated January 13 ; St Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated January 22 ; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754); Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

South West England (Cornwall)
South West England; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; WULFSTAN OF WORCESTER, Commemorated January 19 ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; St John-Vladimir the Prince of Bulgaria, the Greatmartyr and Miracle-worker, Commemorated on May 22;

England, Cornwall, Glastonbury and Wells Folder, Northeast

Glastonbury, Somerset (SW England, Cornwall)
Glastonbury; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; St Brihtwald of Wilton, Commemorated January 22 ;

Wells, Cornwall (three wells at this location), SW England
Wells; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ;

Somerset Levels (wetlands)
Somerset Levels (moors) ;

England, Cornwall, Bristol Bay Folder, Northern

Combe Martin, Cornwall (Bristol Channel)
Combe Martin, Bristol Channel; Martyr Nectan of Hartland, Commemorated on June 17;

Braunton, Cornwall, Bristol Bay
Braunton; St Brannock of Braunton, Commemorated January 7 ;

England, Cornwall, Exe River Folder, Central

Exe River

England, Cornwall, Creedy River Folder, Devonshire, Central and Western

Creedy River

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, Southeast ENG (Clean)

Kent, Southeast ENG, including Canterbury
Kent; JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19; REMIGIUS OF RHEIMS, BISHOP, APOSTLE OF THE FRANKS (1 OCTOBER 530) ; St Eanswythe the Abbess of Folkestone; St James the Deacon, Commemorated October 18 ; EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605) ; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

England, Canterbury and Kent, Stour River Folder

Stour River - Upper Great Stour

Stour River - East Stour River

Stour River - Little Stour River

Stour River - Lower Great Stour River

Canterbury, Kent, England (crossroads of 4 Roman roads, Stour River 5)
Canterbury (crossraods of 4 Roman roads); WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (20 MAR 687) (now 31 AUG); St Theodore of Tarsus the Archbishop of Canterbury, Commemorated on September 19 ; THEODORE OF TARSUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (19 SEP 690); REMIGIUS OF RHEIMS, BISHOP, APOSTLE OF THE FRANKS (1 OCTOBER 530) ; GEORGE BELL BISHOP OF CHICHESTER, AND ECUMENIST, 3 October 1958 ; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944) ; THOMAS OF CANTERBURY, Commemorated December 29 ; JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; St Felix of Burgundy the Bishop of Dunwich and Enlightener of East Anglia, Commemorated on March 8; GREGORY THE GREAT, BISHOP AND DOCTOR (12 MAR 604) ; THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); Alphege, Archbishop of Canterbury, Martyr, 19 April 1012, ; ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); ANSELM OF CANTERBURY, Monk, Archbishop, Theologian, 21 April 1109 ; ROBERT HUNT, PRIEST & FIRST CHAPLAIN AT JAMESTOWN, 1608, Commemorated April 26 ; Martyr Pancratius, Commemorated on May 12; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605) ; St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ; Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

England, Canterbury and Kent, Medway River Folder

River Medway

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, South Saxons, Sussex (Clean)

Continental Divides - Sussex Divide

River Levant

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, West Saxons, Wessex (Clean)

Wessex (Bordered by Dee, Severn and Thames Rivers)
Kingdom of the West Saxons; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; CATHERINE WINKWORTH, Poet, Commemorated August 7 ; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899); EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

West Saxons (Wessex)
Kingdom of the West Saxons; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); WILLIAM WILBERFORCE [and ANTHONY ASHLEY-COOPER, 7th EARL OF SHAFTESBURY], PROPHETIC WITNESSES, 1833, 1885, Commemorated July 30 ; JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA, (1 AUGUST NT) ; CATHERINE WINKWORTH, Poet, Commemorated August 7 ; St Edwin, King and Martyr, Commemorated October 12 ; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899); EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA, KING AND MARTYR (20 NOV 870); WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; GEORGE HERBERT, PRIEST AND POET (27 FEBRUARY 1633); THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); Joseph Butler of GEORGE BERKELEY and JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOPS and THEOLOGIANS (1753, 1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Hamshire Folder, East Central

Anton River

Andover, Hampshire, Wessex (Anton River Source)
Andover, Hampshire; ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012);

Test River

Nursling, Wessex (Test River Valley)
Nursling; BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

River Itchen

Hampshire County, Wessex
Hampshire County; BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

Old Minster, Winchester
Old Minster, Winchester; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ;

Winchester, Wessex (Itchen River 1)
Winchester City, county seat of Hampshire County, The city lies at the heart of the wider City of Winchester, a local government district, and is located at the western end of the South Downs, along the course of the River Itchen.; LANCELOT ANDREWES, BISHOP AND SCHOLAR (26 SEPT 1626) ; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ;

Winchester Cathedral, Hampshire, Wessex, 1079
Winchester Cathedral; ALFRED THE GREAT, KING OF THE WEST SAXONS (26 OCT 899) ; JOHN MERBECKE of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

Hursley near Winchester
Hursley near Winchester ; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866);

Isle of Wight, Wessex
Isle of Wight; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); BONIFACE, BISHOP, MISSIONARY, MARTYR (5 JUNE 754);

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Avon River Folder, Northwest

Avon River

Bath, Wessex (hot springs, Avon River 11) 60
Bath, Somerset; WILLIAM WHITE, BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA (17 JULY 1836); THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012);

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Avon River 4, Tetbury Avon Folder

Tetbury Avon River

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Avon River 5, Marden River Folder

Marden River

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Avon River 8, Frome River Folder

Frome River

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Dorset Stour River Folder, Southwest

Dorset Stour River

England, West Saxons, Wessex, Salisbury Area Folder, West Central

England, Roman Roads and Rivers, East Saxons, London (Clean)

London, Essex, England
London; CATHERINE WINKWORTH POET, 7 August 1878; JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, NURSE, RENEWER OF SOCIETY (12 AUGUST 1910); JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH, GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL and HENRY PURCELL; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); JOHN COLERIDGE PATTESON; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944); JAMES THEODORE HOLLY, BISHOP OF HAITI AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, (13 March 1911), Commemorated November 8 ; THOMAS TALLIS of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; ISAAC WATTS, HYMNWRITER, 1748, Commemorated November 26 ; RICHARD BAXTER, PASTOR AND WRITER, 1691, Commemorated December 8 ; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; JULIA CHESTER EMERY, UPHOLDER OF MISSIONS (9 JAN 1922) ; RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; Martyr Aule, Commemorated February 7; CHARLES FREER ANDREWS, PRIEST AND "ÂœFRIEND OF THE POOR"Â IN INDIA, 1940, Commemorated February 12; THOMAS BRAY, PRIEST AND MISSIONARY (15 FEB 1730); JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977); JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21 ; ERIC LIDDELL MISSIONARY TO CHINA, 1945, Commemorated February 22 ; JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY, RENEWERS OF THE CHURCH (3 MAR 1791); William W. Mayo of WILLIAM W. MAYO, CHARLES MENNINGER, and their SONS, PIONEERS IN MEDICINE, 1911, 1953, Commemorated March 6 ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; Apostle Aristobulus of the Seventy the Bishop of Britain, Commemorated on March 16; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; OSCAR ROMERO, ARCHBISHOP OF SAN SALVADOR, AND THE MARTYRS OF EL SALVADOR, (24 March 1980); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); Anne Ayres of WILLIAM AUGUSTUS MUHLENBERG, PRIEST (8 APR 1877), [ANNE AYRES], RELIGIOUS (9 FEB 1896), Commemorated April 8; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); Hudson Stuck of JOHN MUIR and HUDSON STUCK, NATURALIST & WRITER, 1914; PRIEST & ENVIRONMENTALIST, 1920, Commemorated April 22 ; GEORGE, SOLDIER and MARTYR, 23 APRIL 303, Commemorated April 23; WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616; CHRISTINA ROSSETTI, POET, 1894, Commemorated April 27 ; EARLY ABBOTS of CLUNY, 30 April 909 ; NIKOLAUS LUDWIG von ZINZENDORF, PROPHETIC WITNESS, 1760, Commemorated May 10 ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; Equal of the Apostles and Emperor Constantine with his Mother Helen, Commemorated on May 21; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ; GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON, APOLOGIST and WRITER, 1936, Commemorated June 12 ; EVELYN UNDERHILL, THEOLOGIAN AND MYSTIC (15 JUNE 1941); JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOP and THEOLOGIAN (1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River Folder

Thames River

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 1, Oxford Folder

Oxford (Thames River 1, upstream from London)
Oxford; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); HUGH LATIMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555), NICHOLAS RIDLEY, BISHOP AND MARTYR (16 OCTOBER 1555), Cross in Broad St., Oxford, marking the spot where Latimer & Ridley died ; JOHN WYCLIF, TRANSLATOR AND CONTROVERSIALIST, 30 OCT. 1384; ROBERT GROSSETESTE, BISHOP OF LINCOLN (9 OCT 1253) ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; C S LEWIS, SCHOLAR AND SPIRITUAL WRITER (22 NOV 1963) ; SAMUEL AJAYI CROWTHER, BISHOP IN THE NIGER TERRITORIES, 1891, Commemorated December 31; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21 ; John Wesley of JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY, RENEWERS OF THE CHURCH (3 MAR 1791); Repose of St Nicholas of Zhicha, Commemorated on March 18; THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; JOHN KEBLE, PRIEST, POET, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (29 MAR 1866); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; ROLAND ALLEN, MISSION STRATEGIST, Commemorated June 8 ; BERNARD MIZEKI, CATECHIST AND MARTYR IN AFRICA (18 JUNE 1896);

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 2, River Kennet Folder

River Kennet

River Kennet 2

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 4, River Colne Folder, Hertfordshire

Continental Divides - Herford Divide

River Colne

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 4 , River Colne 2, Ver River Folder

River Ver

England, East Saxons, London, Thames River 5, London Area Folder

London, England (Thames River 5)
London; CATHERINE WINKWORTH POET, 7 August 1878; JOHN MASON NEALE, PRIEST, SCHOLAR, AND TRANSLATOR (7 AUGUST 1866); FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, NURSE, RENEWER OF SOCIETY (12 AUGUST 1910); JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH, GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL and HENRY PURCELL; CHARLES CHAPMAN GRAFTON, BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC & ECUMENIST, 30 August 1912 ; AIDAN, MISSIONARY, ABBOT, BISHOP OF LINDISFARNE (31 AUGUST 651); EDWARD BOUVERIE PUSEY, PRIEST, RENEWER OF THE CHURCH (18 SEP 1882); JOHN COLERIDGE PATTESON; WILLIAM TEMPLE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (6 NOV. 1944); JAMES THEODORE HOLLY, BISHOP OF HAITI AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, (13 March 1911), Commemorated November 8 ; THOMAS TALLIS of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; WILLIAM BYRD of WILLIAM BYRD, JOHN MERBECKE and THOMAS TALLIS, Musicians, 1623, 1585, 1585, Commemorated November 21 ; ISAAC WATTS, HYMNWRITER, 1748, Commemorated November 26 ; RICHARD BAXTER, PASTOR AND WRITER, 1691, Commemorated December 8 ; WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP AND MARTYR (10 JANUARY 1645) ; JULIA CHESTER EMERY, UPHOLDER OF MISSIONS (9 JAN 1922) ; RICHARD MEUX BENSON, RELIGIOUS, 1915, Commemorated January 16 ; Martyr Aule, Commemorated February 7; CHARLES FREER ANDREWS, PRIEST AND ÂœFRIEND OF THE POORIN INDIA, 1940, Commemorated February 12; THOMAS BRAY, PRIEST AND MISSIONARY (15 FEB 1730); JANANI LUWUM, ARCHBISHOP OF UGANDA, MARTYR (16 FEB 1977); JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, PRIEST AND THEOLOGIAN, 1890, Commemorated February 21 ; ERIC LIDDELL MISSIONARY TO CHINA, 1945, Commemorated February 22 ; JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY, RENEWERS OF THE CHURCH (3 MAR 1791); William W. Mayo of WILLIAM W. MAYO, CHARLES MENNINGER, and their SONS, PIONEERS IN MEDICINE, 1911, 1953, Commemorated March 6 ; GEOFFREY ANKETELL STUDDERT KENNEDY, PRIEST, 1929, Commemorated March 8 ; Apostle Aristobulus of the Seventy the Bishop of Britain, Commemorated on March 16; THOMAS KEN, BISHOP AND NON-JUROR (21 MAR 1711) ; THOMAS CRANMER, BISHOP AND MARTYR (21 MARCH 1556) ; OSCAR ROMERO, ARCHBISHOP OF SAN SALVADOR, AND THE MARTYRS OF EL SALVADOR, (24 March 1980); JOHN DONNE, Priest, Poet, and Preacher (31 March 1631); FREDERICK DENISON MAURICE, Priest and Theologian (1 April 1872) ; RICHARD, Bishop of Chichester (3 April 1253); Anne Ayres of WILLIAM AUGUSTUS MUHLENBERG, PRIEST (8 APR 1877), [ANNE AYRES], RELIGIOUS (9 FEB 1896), Commemorated April 8; WILLIAM LAW, WRITER, PRIEST, AND NON-JUROR (09 APR 1761; GEORGE AUGUSTUS SELWYN, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (11 APR 1878); ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012); Hudson Stuck of JOHN MUIR and HUDSON STUCK, NATURALIST & WRITER, 1914; PRIEST & ENVIRONMENTALIST, 1920, Commemorated April 22 ; GEORGE, SOLDIER and MARTYR, 23 APRIL 303, Commemorated April 23; WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Playwright, 23 April, 1616; CHRISTINA ROSSETTI, POET, 1894, Commemorated April 27 ; EARLY ABBOTS of CLUNY, 30 April 909 ; NIKOLAUS LUDWIG von ZINZENDORF, PROPHETIC WITNESS, 1760, Commemorated May 10 ; DUNSTAN OF CANTERBURY, MONK AND ARCHBISHOP (19 MAY 988) ; Equal of the Apostles and Emperor Constantine with his Mother Helen, Commemorated on May 21; THE FIRST BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, Commemorated May 22; JOHN ELIOT, MISSIONARY TO THE AMERICAN INDIANS, 21 MAY 1690; AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP AND MISSIONARY (26 MAY 605); St Augustine of Canterbury, Evangelizer of England, Commemorated on May 26; BERTHA and ETHELBERT, QUEEN & KING OF KENT, 616, Commemorated May 27 ; GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON, APOLOGIST and WRITER, 1936, Commemorated June 12 ; EVELYN UNDERHILL, THEOLOGIAN AND MYSTIC (15 JUNE 1941); JOSEPH BUTLER, BISHOP and THEOLOGIAN (1752), Commemorated June 16 ;

Westminster Abby, West London, 960
Westminster Abby Canons of Westminster Abby; Henry Purcell of JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH, GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL and HENRY PURCELL, COMPOSERS, 1750, 1759, 1695, Commemorated July 28 ; CHARLES GORE, BISHOP OF WORCESTER, BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD, 1932, Commemorated January 16 ; OSCAR ROMERO, ARCHBISHOP OF SAN SALVADOR, AND THE MARTYRS OF EL SALVADOR, (24 March 1980);

Brixton district, South London
Brixton district, London; WILSON CARLILE PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ;

St Mary Abbots Church, High Street, Kensington, 1262
St Mary Abbots Church, High Street, Kensington; WILSON CARLILE, PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ;

Kensington Borough, West London
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea WILSON CARLILE, PRIEST, FOUNDER OF THE CHURCH ARMY, 26 September 1942 ;