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Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)

Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 394

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articularly that of itsporch, bears evident marks of antiquity; its font is old, buthere are no ancient monuments or braffes. It is a vicarage, valued in the kings books, at 5I. 155. lod.The patronage was conveyed to tlie corporation of Bath by CHARLCOMBE CHURCH, SOMERSETSHIRE,the Reverend Walter… … fombe Sydenham, Somersetshire. S/utf^t .•v*^ COMBE SrDEl^HAM, SOMERSETSHTRE!. This is part of the remains of the manerial houfe of Combe Sydenham, in thehundred and parllh of North Petherton, in the county of Somerfetlhire. It was purchafed A. D. 1388, 12 of Rich. II. by Richard de Sidenham, a…

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