What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Edmond Hiorne Lived here Appointed Town Clerk 1607 For his courageous loyalty & devotion to King Charles I Was dismissed with ignominy By Parliament but reinstated at the Restoration of the Monarchy died 1665
Edmond Hiorne served as Town Clerk from 1607 and is remembered for his unwavering loyalty to King Charles I during the English Civil War, which led to his dismissal by Parliament but subsequent reinstatement at the Restoration.
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