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Herbert Morley brown plaque

Commemorative plaque
Herbert Morley brown plaque
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This brown commemorative plaque records: In July 1643 during the Civil War Colonel Morley entered Hastings with a troop of Parliamentary Horse. All Saints Church was occupied by his troopers and the town's guns were surrendered

From the Open Plaques record 54027

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