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The Rev. James Edmond Long, b circa 1847, Bath,, was allegedly the author of several detective books in the 1890s [!] under the pseudonym Milton Danvers.
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His novels had wonderful covers
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There is no trace of him dying in Essex or having any probate.. The ?Irish? inscription is mysterious.
Emily Long also born Bath died 1938 while living at Elim in the village.
White Roding. James Edmund Long - rector of this parish for 32 years.
There is no trace of the birth or death of James Long or even a marriage. A mystery indeed.
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Deze foto's werden gemaakt door fotografe Sacha de Boer
Rode Hall, near the village of Scholar Green, is the home of the Baker Wilbraham family, Baronets of Loventor, who have owned it since 1669. The house dates from the early 18th century and the grounds that surround it were landscaped by Humphry Repton.
Rode Hall, near the village of Scholar Green, is the home of the Baker Wilbraham family, Baronets of Loventor, who have owned it since 1669. The house dates from the early 18th century and the grounds that surround it were landscaped by Humphry Repton. This photograph is of the Rose Garden, designed in 1861 by William Nesfield. The bronze statue of a wood nymph was a recent addition; it was sculpted by David Williams Ellis.
Normally I walk 500 yards to here but as the Roding has flooded I had to take the car 2 miles to get onto the reserve.