Talk:All Saints' Church, Bristol

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All Saints church reference to Victoria County History

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At 8 Nov 2024. footnote 4 refers simply to the Victoria County History, without more. It seems impossible to find where in the VCH a reference to All Saints Church might reside. VCH Gloucestershire Vol 2 is online and covers religious houses in Bristol along with such houses at other places in Glos; but All Saints was a parish church, not a house of monks or nuns. Can anyone pinpoint a VCH reference for All Saints? Thanks in advance. Leo Brennan (talk) 15:06, 8 November 2024 (UTC)Reply