Plaque

William Robert Perry

Inscription

A.D. 1878
Erected in loving memory of William Robert Perry, died July 12th 1876.
"Whose faith follow" Heb.XIII.7
"Looking unto Jesus" Heb. XII.2

The quotes are from the New Testament: Hebrews.

Site: William Robert Perry (1 memorial)

N19, Marlborough Road, 145

This building was originally a Mission House for St Mary's Islington and was designed by Perry's nephew.

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