Church & religious
Britannian consular chaplainry at Blanchefleur
Also called consular chaplainry · the chapel
The Britannian chaplaincy at Blanchefleur which, with the factor houses, attends the walled burial ground behind the old factory chapel holding over four hundred Britannians.
Named with it
- Britannian Chaplain Simon Ospring
- Chaplain Agnes Wingham
Ties
- attends the burial ground jointly with the Britannian factory at Blanchefleur
- attached to the Britannian consular house at Blanchefleur
At the table
The ground was consecrated under the Kentish form on Near-Coast soil with the shrine authorities' knowledge but not participation; nobody has settled who truly owns the duty, and both sides avoid being asked.