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G. W. Palmer

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G. W. Palmer

We can find nothing on this man but think he was probably a Primitive Methodist who donated for the Caladonian Road Chapel.

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G. W. Palmer

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1 - Mrs Toulson

This stone was laid by Mrs J. Toulson for G. W. Palmer, Esq.

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