Architectural notices of the churches of the Archdeaconry of Northampton. Deaneries of Higham Ferrers and Haddon (1849)
Architectural and Archaeological Society of the Archdeaconries of Northampton and Oakham · London: J. H. Parker · leaf 212
e infer that the Porch is of the same date withthe inserted windows, (about 1450). The last bay westward, andthe west wall of both Aisles are without any string, and the base-moulding of the Tower is quite of a different section. At thesame time with the Aisle windows and the Porch, the… … ^/^~^Tfs I>01 T a mile and a quarter to the south-east ofijH^WIp; Kettering, is the little village of Barton Seagrave,WJsrlOU^ so surrounded by groves of lofty trees as not to bevisible until it is entered. Even the Church as well as the Manor-house and Rectory are alike concealed from view…
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