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Nicholas Chamberlaine

Nicholas Chamberlaine became Rector of Bedworth in 1664 and remained closely connected with the town until his death in 1715. His charitable legacy is an important part of Bedworth’s social history, particularly…

DATE / PERIOD

1664–1715

LOCATION

Bedworth

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Nicholas Chamberlaine became Rector of Bedworth in 1664 and remained closely connected with the town until his death in 1715. His charitable legacy is an important part of Bedworth’s social history, particularly through its association with education and almshouses. This story connects a named individual with the longer tradition of local support and community provision that can still be explored around Bedworth today.

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