Just thought I would re-post my request for info. about the crest on a pillar in Yatton Keynell Church, Wilts. I would VERY much appreciate it if anyone can give me any clue at all as to the origins of this crest. It depicts 3 bulls heads and can be viewed on a friend's web site at:- www.btinternet.com/~burtonvilla/projects/sirloin.htm (He has a very dry sense of humour by the way and he chose the name for this link). I would also be grateful if anyone knows of any publications about Yatton Keynell church or village, also the villages of North Wraxall and Slaughterford. I think I've found all there is to find on the web about these places and wondered if there was anything I could read to help put some flesh on the bones of my family research. Thanks. Honor Humphries, hhumphries@grenville63.freeserve.co.uk in Monmouthshire, S.Wales, U.K.

Honor I have a book with a sketch of that crest taken in the 1660s. It is for the family of GORE. What name are you researching in Yatton Keynell? The book mentions the names of the Lords of the Manor through its history and a few other names (only the rich people though!). I can copy the sketch to you, and if relevant to your researches the chapter about the church and manor (there is no problem about copyright as the original is no longer covered - I checked - and I own the copyright of my reproduction of the book). Mandy Ball > -----Original Message----- > From: Honor Humphries [mailto:hhumphries@grenville63.freeserve.co.uk] > Sent: 22 February 2001 21:58 > Cc: WILTSHIRE; WESSEX; MOONRAKERS; ENG-VILLAGES > Subject: [moonrakers] Re-posting. Yatton Keynell Church. > > > Just thought I would re-post my request for info. > about the crest on a pillar in Yatton Keynell Church, > Wilts. I would VERY much appreciate it if anyone > can give me any clue at all as to the origins of this > crest. It depicts 3 bulls heads and can be viewed on > a friend's web site at:- > www.btinternet.com/~burtonvilla/projects/sirloin.htm > (He has a very dry sense of humour by the way and > he chose the name for this link). > I would also be grateful if anyone knows of any > publications about Yatton Keynell church or village, > also the villages of North Wraxall and Slaughterford. > I think I've found all there is to find on the web about > these places and wondered if there was anything I could > read to help put some flesh on the bones of my family > research. > Thanks. > Honor Humphries, > hhumphries@grenville63.freeserve.co.uk > in Monmouthshire, S.Wales, U.K.