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| − | *[[Sussex_Towns_and_Parishes N#Newick|St Mary]] | + | *[[Sussex_Towns_and_Parishes N#Newick|St Mary]] appears to be unlocked daily. The churchyard is well kept and there is parking available by the church barn at the side. Parish records go back to 1558, and are at the County Record office at nearby Lewes. |
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<td>[[Image:North Stoke rear Jill on the A272.jpg|thumb|150px|Rear of North Stoke. Submitted by Jill on the A272]] | <td>[[Image:North Stoke rear Jill on the A272.jpg|thumb|150px|Rear of North Stoke. Submitted by Jill on the A272]] | ||
| − | <td>[[Image:North Stoke porch Jill on the A272.jpg|thumb|150px|North Stoke | + | <td>[[Image:North Stoke porch Jill on the A272.jpg|thumb|150px|North Stoke font. Submitted by Jill on the A272]] |
| − | <td>[[Image:North Stoke | + | <td>[[Image:North Stoke entrance Jill on the A272.JPG|thumb|150px|Church door. Submitted by Jill on the A272]] |
<td>[[Image:North Stoke sheep boss Jill on the A272.JPG|thumb|150px|Sheep boss. Submitted by Jill on the A272]] | <td>[[Image:North Stoke sheep boss Jill on the A272.JPG|thumb|150px|Sheep boss. Submitted by Jill on the A272]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:22, 28 November 2012
Newick
- St Mary appears to be unlocked daily. The churchyard is well kept and there is parking available by the church barn at the side. Parish records go back to 1558, and are at the County Record office at nearby Lewes.
Newtimber
- St John the Evangelist was found to be unlocked on my visit on a Saturday. Ample parking in the lane outside. There is a map in the church detailing the name and location of all burials.
North Stoke
- North Stoke is a redundant church which is unlocked daily by the next door neighbours. Services occasionally take place there. Research has recently revealed that the church was dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
