Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 253
e once been a Wayside Chapel. If such were his opinion,it is strengthened by the circumstance that, near the Church,but on the opposite side of the turnpike road, formerly stood abuilding, called in old Writings Hospitium (i.e. an inn orhouse for the reception of guests); the owner of which… … Ground Plan or All Saints Church, Stanwat, Essex. STANWAY. 239 m faints. This Church was unroofed and the timber and lead sold duringthe Civil Wars; a few years previous it was visited by SirSymonds DEwes, who writes: This year (July 26, 1633) Iwent to Great Stanway Church, where the families of…
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