The Rector Gamage of St Edmunds Church, Co Durham had a dispute with the Church’s tenant farmers over Tithes (rent) but before the Rector could collect the Tighes in he died.
His Wife was frantic that she would  be plunged into poverty, she devised a cunning a plan to keep the Rector alive just long enough to collect the rents.
Stories say the Rectors wife cured the clergyman’s body in salt and other versions say she pickled the parson by preserving him in a barrel of brandy.
Legends has it that Mary propped his pickled remains up so that he could be seen when the landowners came to pay their tithes.
Once the monies were paid, Mary declared that the Rector had died and it is believed the Rector still roams the grounds of the church.
 
Finished in Satin Black - Approx size 7cm 
 
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