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©Basher Eyre
©Basher Eyre
©Basher Eyre
The oblong tower is Early English; the rest is c.1300. Inside one of the biggest, most ornate and best preserved brasses in England commemorating Thomas Lord Camoys (d.1419) and his wife. Several tomb-chests in the chancel and on the west wall a Last Judgement.
©Anthony Brunning
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©Basher Eyre
Dist:0.1km<br/>These are on the south side of Trotton church.
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©Trish Steel
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©Trish Steel
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©Trish Steel
Dist:0.1km<br/>The church stands close to the bridge over the River Rother. The roofing material used for the spire is not slate, but shingles - wooden tiles - as is often the case in Sussex and Surrey.
©Stefan Czapski
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©Shazz
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©Shazz
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©Trish Steel
Dist:0.1km<br/>Wall painting of the Last Judgement circa 1380-90.
©Trish Steel
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©Trish Steel

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    I have found family traced back to an address in Iping: 1 ingrams green, elstead marsh. In the 1891 census the family of Moseley were registered there. Are there any known photos or does the …
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