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Home About Us The Fletchers Contexts Connexions The Library Resources The Bookroom Societies & Events The Fletcher Society Fletcher Scholars Contact Us Join the Mailing List	The Fletcher Household The Madeley Vicarage was no small residence, built at the beginning of the eighteenth century by the then vicar Jeremiah (a.k.a. Jeremy) Taylor.