(St.) Gregory the Martyr

(St.) Gregory the Martyr
   Church of St. Gregory the Martyr near Estchepe (Ct. H.W. I. 602, and II. 174), 1349.
   Qy. an error for St. George, Botolph Lane (q.v.).

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