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John Kelsick slate plaque

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This slate commemorative plaque records: John Kelsick (1700 - 1723) created an Educational Trust for the perpetual benefit of young people of the Ambleside area. He is buried in St Anne's Churchyard. Recorded plaque organisation: Kelsick Educational Trust.

From the Open Plaques record 11480

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