Bisley, The Seven Springs c.1955
Photo ref:
B110002
Photo ref:
B110002
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The carved inscription above the spouting water reads 'Bless ye the Lord, praise him and magnify.' Long before Christianity, springs were attributed with a spiritual significance. In pagan times the number seven was of special superstitious importance, and examples of Seven Springs are found at other places in the Cotswolds.
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1794 The year my direct ancestor was born in Bisley. It was not until I found my connection with him that I discovered that my roots started there. Abraham Davis for that was his name, was born, lived, married and came to a untimely end in the Bisley area. His death occurred on the 29th September 1851 when he accidentally fell in the canal at Rodborough and drowned. I am ...see more
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