Herefordshire Churches: Aston Ingham

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- Abbeydore – Holy Trinity & St. Mary
- Acton Beauchamp – St. Giles
- Adforton – St. Andrew
- Allensmore – St. Andrew
- Almeley – St. Mary
- Amberley
- Ashperton – St. Bartholomew
- Aston Ingham – St. John The Baptist
- Aston Pipe – St. Giles
- Aylton Parish Church
- Aymestrey – St. John the Baptist & St. Alkmund
B
- Bacton – St. Faith
- Ballingham & Bolstone – St. Dubricius
- Belmont Abbey
- Birley – St. Peter
- Bishops Frome – St. Mary
- Bishopstone – St. Laurence
- Blakemere – St. Leonards
- Bodenham – St. Michael & All Angels
- Bosbury – Holy Trinity
- Brampton Abbotts – St. Michael & All Angels
- Brampton Bryan – St. Barnabas
- Bredenbury with Brendon Bishop & Wacton – St. Andrew
- Bredwardine – St. Andrew
- Breinton – St. Michael
- Bridge Sollars – St. Andrew
- Bridstow – St. Bridget
- Brilley – St. Mary
- Brimfield – St. Michael
- Brinsop – St. George
- Broad Oak – Primitive Methodist Chapel
- Brobury
- Brockhampton (Nr. Ross) – All Saints
- Bromyard – St. Peter
- Bullinghope – St. Peter
- Burghill – St. Mary
- Burrington – St. George
- Byford with Mansell Gamage – St. John The Baptist
C
- Callow – St. Michael
- Canon Frome – St. James
- Canon Pyon – St. Lawrence
- Castle Frome – St. Michael & All Angels
- CLEHONGER – All Saints
- Clifford – St. Mary
- Clodock – St. Clydog
- Coddington – All Saints
- Collington – St. Marys
- Colwall – St. James The Great
- Cradley – St. Peter the Great
- Craswall – St. Mary
- Credenhill – St. Mary
- Cusop – St. Mary
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- Dilwyn – St. Mary
- Docklow – St. Bartholomew
- Dormington – St. Peter
- Dorstone – St. Faith
- Downton – St. Giles
- Dulas – St. Michael
E
- Eardisland – St. Mary the Virgin
- Eardisley – St. Mary Magdalene
- Eastnor – St. John The Baptist
- Eaton Bishop – St. Michael & All Angels
- Edvin Ralph – St. Michael
- Elton – St. Mary the Virgin
- Evesbatch – St. Andrew
- Ewyas Harold – St. Michael & All Angels
- Eye – St. Peter & St. Paul
F
- Famous people from Herefordshire
- Felton – St. Michael the Archangel
- Ford – St. John of Jerusalem
- Fownhope – St. Mary
- Foy – St. Mary
- Fromes Hill – St. Matthews
G
- Ganarew – St. Swithin
- Garway – St. Michael
- Glewstone
- Goodrich – St. Giles
H
- Hamnish – St. Dubricius & All Saints
- Hampton Bishop – St. Andrew
- Hardwicke – Holy Trinity
- Hatfield – St. Leonards
- Hentland – St. Dubricius
- Hereford – All Saints
- Hereford – Eignbrook United Reformed Church
- Hereford – First Church of Christ the Scientist
- Hereford – Hampton Park United Church
- Hereford – Holy Trinity
- Hereford – St. Francis of Assisi
- Hereford – St. James
- Hereford – St. John’s Methodist Church, St. Owens St.
- Hereford – St. Martin
- Hereford – St. Mary Grandstand Road
- Hereford – St. Nicholas
- Hereford – St. Peter
- Hereford Cathedral – The church of St. Mary the Virgin & St. Ethelbert the King
- Hoarwithy – St. Catherine
- Holme Lacy – St. Cuthberts
- Holmer – St. Bartholomew
- Hope Mansel – St. Michael
- Hope Under Dinmore – St. Mary the Virgin
- How Caple – St. Andrew with St. Mary
- Howle Hill – St. John
- Humber – St. Mary The Virgin
- Huntington Nr. Hereford – St. Mary Magdalene
- Huntington Nr. Kington – St. Thomas a Becket
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- Ivington – St. John
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- Kenchester – St. Michael
- Kenderchurch – St. Mary
- Kentchurch – St. Mary
- Kilpeck – St. Mary & St. David
- Kimbolton – St. James The Great
- Kings Caple – St. John the Baptist
- Kings Pyon – St. Marys
- Kingsland – St. Michael & All Angels
- Kingstone – St. Michael & All Angels
- Kington – Baptist Church
- Kington – St. Bede the Memorable
- Kington – St. Mary the Virgin
- Kinnersley – St. James
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- Lea – St. John the Baptist
- Ledbury – Baptist Church
- Ledbury – Catholic Church of the Most Holy Trinity
- Ledbury – Methodist Church
- Ledbury – St. Michael & All Angels
- Leinthall Earles – St. Andrew
- Leintwardine – St. Mary Magdalene
- Leominster – St. Peter & St. Paul – Priory
- Letton – St. John the Baptist
- Leysters – St. Andrew
- Lingen – St. Michael & All Angels
- Linley Green – Chapel
- Linton – St. Mary
- Little Birch – St. Mary
- Little Cowarne – St. Guthlac
- Little Dewchurch – St. David
- Little Marcle – St. Michael & All Angels
- Llandinabo – St. Junabius
- Llangarron – St. Deinst
- Llangrove – Christ Church
- Llangua – St. James
- Llanveynoe – St. Beuno & St. Peter
- Llanwarne – Christ Church
- Llanwarne – St. John The Baptist
- Longtown – deconsecrated church
- Lugwardine – St. Peter
- Lyonshall – Baptist chapel
- Lyonshall – St. Michael & All Angels
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- Madley – Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
- Mansell Gamage with Byford – St. John the Baptist
- Mansell Lacy – St. Michael
- Marden with Amberley & Wisteston – St. Mary
- Marston Stannett
- Marstow – St. Matthews
- Marstow – St. Matthews, altar etc.
- Mathon – St. John the Baptist
- Michaelchurch Eskley – St. Michael
- Michaelchurch with Tretire – St. Mary
- Moccas – St. Michael & All Angels
- Monkland – All Saints
- Monnington on Wye – St. Mary
- Mordiford – Holy Rood
- Moreton on Lugg – St. Andrew
- Much Birch – St. Mary & St. Thomas a Beckett
- Much Cowarne – St. Mary the Virgin
- Much Dewchurch – St. David
- Much Marcle – St. Bartholomew
- Munsley – St. Bartholomew
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- Newton – St. John
- Norton Canon – St. Nicholas
O
- Ocle Pychard – St. James
- Orcop – St. John the Baptist
- Orleton – St. George
P
- Pembridge – St. Marys
- Pencombe (With Marston Stannett) – St. John
- Peterchurch – St. Peter
- Peterstow – St. Peters
- Pipe cum Lyde – St. Peters
- Pixley – St. Andrew
- Preston on Wye – St. Laurence
- Preston Wynne – Holy Trinity
- Putley Parish Church
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R
- Richards Castle – All Saints
- Richards Castle – St. Bartholomew
- Ross on Wye – St. Marys
- Rowlestone – St. Peter
S
- Sarnesfield – St. Mary
- Sellack, St. Tysilio
- Shobdon – St. John the Evangelist
- Sollers Hope – St. Michael
- St. Devereux – St. Dubricius
- St. Margaret – St. Margarets
- St. Weonards – St. Weonard
- Stanford Bishop – St. James
- Staunton on Arrow – St. Peter
- Staunton on Wye – St. Mary
- Stoke Edith – St. Mary
- Stoke Lacy – St. Peter & St. Paul
- Stoke Prior – St. Lukes
- Stretford – St. Cosmas & St. Damian
- Stretton Grandison – St. Lawrence
- Stretton Sugwas – St. Mary Magdalene
- Sutton St. Nicholas – St. Nicholas
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- Tarrington – St. Philip & St. James
- Tedstone Delamere – St. James
- Thornbury – St. Anna
- Thruxton – St. Bartholomew
- Titley – St. Peter
- Tretire with Michaelchurch – St. Mary
- Tupsley – St. Pauls
- Turnastone – St. Mary Magdalene
- Tyberton – St. Mary
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- Ullingswick – St. Lukes
- Upper Sapey – St. Michael
- Upton Bishop – St. John the Baptist
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- Vowchurch – St. Bartholomew
W
- Walford – St. Michael & All Angels
- Wellington – St. Margarets
- Wellington Heath – Christ Church
- Welsh Newton – St. Mary the Virgin
- Weobley – St. Peter & St. Paul
- Weobley – St. Thomas of Hereford Catholic church
- Westhide – St. Bartholomew
- Weston Beggard – St. John the Baptist
- Weston Under Penyard – St. Lawrence
- Whitbourne – St. John the Baptist
- Whitchurch – St. Dubricius
- Whitney on Wye – St. Peter & St. Paul
- Wigmore – St. James
- Winforton – St. Michael & All Angels
- Withington – St. Peter
- Wolferlow – St. Andrew
- Woolhope – St. George
- WORKHOUSES IN HEREFORDSHIRE
- Wormbridge – St. Peter
- Wormsley – St. Marys
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- Yarkhill – St. John The Baptist; fonts etc.
- Yatton – All Saints
- Yazor – Estate Church
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Aston Ingham – St. John The Baptist

Rear view of church

William Cooke, died 27th January 1788 aged 69. Also Elizabeth, his wife, died 4th September 1811 aged 87. This is just one of a great number of tombs in the churchyard

William Cook, died 27th January 1788 aged 69, and also Elizabeth his wife who died 4th September 1811 aged 87

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This font has a lead top - one of only a handful in the country and possibly the only one in Herefordshire; I will have to check

This altar is beautiful, and the picture does not do it justice

Aston Ingham sits right on the Gloucestershire/Herefordshire border on high ground above the Forest of Dean. May Hill, known as the Mariners Landmark because it is clearly visible from both the Bristol Channel and the Irish Sea with it’s distinctive crown of trees, is within the parish. In 1851 the population was 636, and as elsewhere in Herefordshire, the main occupation was agriculture.