The headline coordinates are for the first stage looking for a head stone for Elizabeth Adams, then a short walk up path to find the grave of Alice Maud and her family. This old Church is now used by all for functions and other activities please give other users courtesy.

A little history Whipton Church 
Known as All Saint's Parish Church, it was a chapel of ease to St Michael's, Heavitree. Constructed in the Gothic style out of stone, it had a chancel, nave, south transept, south porch and a small western turret with a single open bell. Lord Poltimore donated the ¾ acre of land. The building was funded with £800 raised by the churchwardens and £400 left as a legacy. Designed by Mr Ashworth, it was consecrated on 23 June 1862. The building was made redundant in the 1970s and is now used by the Whipton Community Association. The church yard has some interesting graves including that of Lt. F H Cheshire who won the VC at the charge of the Light Brigade in the Crimean War.

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Elizabeth Adams died on the AB|01|1CD6.

Elizabeths sister passed away on EF|GH|1876

Alice Maud died on 2J| 02| 194K.

The hide is at N 50 KJ.HAB W 003 EH.FDC You are looking for a small tube. The checksum is 45 good luck.

This cache was placed with the kind permission of the chairman of the Community Hall Committee.