I'd lay good money on treeve knowing where this is (in fact, I'd be astounded if he didn't!), so I'm hoping someone else will recognise the location of this datestone.
One thing that you should be aware of is that I know that I do not know everything; I learn something new every day, I look for many new things every day, but I will still never know everything; no one can. I am trying to understand how things came to be in this town. I am trying to record as much as possible of what is visible and what is invisible.
After that Zaroastrian Speech, there is only one object of 1843 that comes immediately to mind and that is The Esplanade/Promenade, I am in the midst of recording all of the stonework, but something called the Tide affects me badly.
I m trying to work out the Cornish family, but now I keep thinking about this stone, all looks too brown and seawashed to be that, but the Roman Catholic Church was built 1843 .... ... never a master of serfs, nor Serf of masters be. You will only get board and ridden....
