File:Monument to John Hiccocks, Temple Churchyard, London EC4.jpg
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English: Temple Church, Temple, London EC4 - Churchyard monument.
Recumbent figure in white marble on modern brick base with stone tablet. John Hiccocks, Master in Chancery, died in 1726. |
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This file was derived from: Temple Church, Temple, London EC4 - Churchyard monument - geograph.org.uk - 1223052.jpg |
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| Author | John Salmon | |||
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