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Snowdrops at All Saints
All Saints Church, Dunsden
10am to 5pm, Sunday 17 February
Quakers, pacifism and the ‘war to end all wars’
Dunsden Village Hall, RG4 9QG
November 27, 2018
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The Dunsden Owen Association exists to celebrate the life and work of the First World War poet Wilfred Owen who lived in the village of Dunsden, South Oxfordshire from 1911–13.
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Hi Bob, I am visiting London from the US with my family and want to go visit where my grandfather Norman Alec Ambrose came from. My aunt provided me with some places such as All Saints Church in Dunsden, Bishopsland, Henley on Thames, Kidmore, among others. She also mentioned that Wilifred Owen knew my great grandfather, Mark Ambrose, maybe at the vicarage. Seeing you are also an Ambrose, I wondered if you knew any connection of these places that would make our visit more beneficial. My email isbeverlyahowe@gmail.com. We are only here till July 2nd.