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Church of St Edward King and Martyr

A Grade I Listed Building in Goathurst, Somerset

St Edward: marble sleeping child holding a broken flower of Isabella Cooper, d.1835 aged 3, by Christopher Moore

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Following the design of Banks's Penelope Boothby (1793) at Ashbourne, Derbyshire

In Memoriam, Isabella Anne Kemeys, only child of Sir William Henry Cooper. Bart. of Gogar and Dame Anne his wife daughter of Charles Kemeys KemeysTynte Esq. of Halswell. She died aged 3 years and 9 months and was buried in the Cooper family vault in the churchyard of Chilton Foliat Wilts Feby 4th 1835

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on 5 July 2026

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Building ID: 101177353
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