Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 384
and valued in the kings books at 81. perannum. The yew tree, fhewn in this view, which exhibits the north eaft afpe£l, feemsfcarcely younger than the church. The fhaft of the crofs near It, Is of no verymodern workmanfhip. The manor of Yfele belongs to an hofpltal at Donnington,near Newbury, Berks.… … TickmcoU Chape/. Rutlwiiifh^re. TICKENCOrE CHURCH, RUTLANDSHIRE. Tins church exhibits evident marks of great antiquity. Mr. Gough, in his BritifhTopography, fays that Dr. Stukeley fuppofed it to be the oldeft church now remain-ing in England, and that it was built by Peada, fon of Penda, king of…
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