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Church of St Stephen by Saltash

The parish church of Saltash was, until 1881, at St Stephens by Saltash, one mile from the town. Though of earlier foundation, the structure of the building is largely 15th century: there are two aisles and the tower is west of the north aisle. The font is Norman.
This church probably founded in Norman times by the lords of Trematon Castle. Like the castle it belonged later to the Earls and Dukes of Cornwall; in 1351 King Edward III appropriated it to the Deanery of Windsor so that the benefice became a vicarage.
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by N Chadwick

Created: Fri, 27 May 2016, Updated: Fri, 27 May 2016


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SX4158 : Church of St Stephen & War Memorial by N Chadwick
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SX4158 : Churchyard, Church of St Stephen by N Chadwick
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SX4158 : Family Vault, Church of St Stephen by N Chadwick
SX4158 : Church of St Stephen by N Chadwick
SX4158 : Church of St Stephen by N Chadwick


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