Church History
1788
At the Dissolution of the nunnery under Henry VIII, the nunnery church was named St. James and was taken into use by the local parishioners who unusually, obtained the right to appoint the vicar by hustings on Clerkenwell Green.
At the Dissolution of the nunnery under Henry VIII, the nunnery church was named St. James and was taken into use by the local parishioners who unusually, obtained the right to appoint the vicar by hustings on Clerkenwell Green.
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