Springfield, Holy Trinity Church 1906
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The churchyard contains a memorial to Emily Gage, aged 19, “who gave her life 2 May 1844 in effort to save Mary McHandy from drowning in the River Chelmer”. Mary could not be saved, and died, aged 11. Her father, John McHandy, was the Chief Constable of Essex.
An extract from Chelmsford Photographic Memories.
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