s believed to have stood on the east sideof the parish church. The Redewynd itself is known as the Bournewhich flows from Virginia Water through NorthlandsMead (Thorpe) near the Redewynd lands; it crossesSt. Annes Road, Chertsey, under Amperstones Bridge,flows through the Cowley meadows and cutting… … PLAN OF THE SITE AND DEMESNEOF CHERTSEY ABBEY.(For Key, see p. 37.) This is the Bourne of the present day; but inmediaeval times a subsidiary branch, which now flowsthrough the Thorpe fields and the grounds of TheOrchard of the old Abbey, was of far greater volumeand much more in evidence than now.…
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