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English: Church Hall, Crewkerne. There is always confusion over Dorset's two famous men called Thomas Hardy. This plaque mentions Thomas Masterman Hardy (or "Kiss me Hardy") born in Dorset at Kingston Russell, moving to Portesham in 1769 and going to sea in 1781 to become a close friend of Admiral Nelson - Hardy was at his side when Nelson was dying in battle. Hardy's Monument on the hill above Portesham is in his memory. See also images Church Hall Crewkerne - geograph.org.uk - 897115.jpg and Hardy's Monument - geograph.org.uk - 931885.jpg, and Wikipedia articles Sir Thomas Hardy, 1st Baronet and Crewkerne Grammar School. |
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| Author | Sarah Smith |
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