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Coombe Gibert
It was erected in 1676 to hang the bodies of George Bromham, a married farm labourer from Combe, and Dorothy Newman, a widow of Inkpen, who were together found guilty of the murder of George Bromham's wife Martha Bromham, and their son Robert Bromham
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