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{{Geograph |title=St Mary's church |description=An Early English tower with broach spire, and nave; a Victorian chancel restored by Charles Kirk in 1880. Many monuments to the Thorolds who have lived at the hall since the fourteenth century. |geograph_url=http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2161949 |taken=2010 |photographer_url= |photographer= Richard Croft |photographer_location= |permission=ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0) }} WIKI: FamilySearch Wiki

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St Mary's church

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St Mary's church
An Early English tower with broach spire, and nave; a Victorian chancel restored by Charles Kirk in 1880. Many monuments to the Thorolds who have lived at the hall since the fourteenth century.

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