The Church of St. Mary Magdalene is a Grade-I listed

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located in

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, England.

Description

The church dates from the fourteenth century.

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noted that the tower of the church is unique in the county.The Buildings of England. Nottinghamshire. Nikolaus Pevsner It was restored by

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between 1871 and 1872. The church is in a joint parish with * Bradmore Mission Room *

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* All Saints' Church, Stanton on the Wolds

Stained glass

Early work by

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List of incumbents

*1270 Ralph Barre *1270 Nicholas de Leyton *1272 Hugh de Stapilford *1288 Hugh de Barri *1303 Henry de Byngham *1312 Ralp Rosell *1362 Richard de Barewe *1379 Micholas Lawe *Nicholas Goodyer *1407 Robert Chubbe *John Leake *1420 William Worsley *1421 William Averham *1423 William FitzHenry de Whatton *1434 William Isabell *John Brounfled *1471 Nicholas Spede *1502 Henry Ridyng *1515 Robert Freman *1531 John Cokys *1543 Laurence Lee *1548 John Browne *1585 William Barker *1619 William Smyth *1656 Philip Ormeston *1660 William Goodall *1708 Charles Drury *1715 Thomas Wood *1728 Edward Moises *1751 Richard Barnard *1783 Thomas Beaumont *1794 Sampson Parkyns *1801 William Beetham *1833 John Champion *1834 Edward Thompson *1842 John Hancock *1859 Alfred Potter *1878 Henry Pratt Ling *1928 P W Rushmer *1930 A D Brooker *1949 George Fry *1960 Jack Gibson *1970 John Ottey *1985 John Hardy *1994 Trevor Sisson *2007 James Frederick Wellington

References

14th-century church buildings in England Church of England church buildings in Nottinghamshire Grade I listed churches in Nottinghamshire

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