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The Pococke Cedar

He travelled far and wide, studied Arabic : A famous orientalist : An Oxford scholar and doctor of Divinity. Here was a man, the Rector of Childrey parish, the Reverend Edward Pococke. He planted in the year sixteen forty two, a cedar of Lebanon seed. Now the oldest cedar tree in this pleasant land still grows in the Old Rectory in the delightful village of Childrey, Oxfordshire.

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