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Church of St Winnow

A Grade I Listed Building in St. Winnow, Cornwall

St Winnow: curved shaped slate memorial to William Sawle, d.1651

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I was was ill: am wel (anagram of William Sawle)

When I was sick most men did deeme me ill; If I had liv'd I should have beene soe still; Prais'd be the Lord that in the Heav'ns doth dwell; Who hath receiv'd my Soule now I AM WEL

William Sawle of Newham in this p'ish, Gentleman, was buried on the 16th day of Februarie in the yeare of our Lord God 1651

Arms of Sawle are (azure three falcons' heads erased within a bordure or)

Uploaded by Tim on 21 July 2026

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Building ID: 101311942
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