NHER 13066 (Monument record) - Possible site of a medieval double moated vicarage

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Summary

An historical source states that in 1349 there was a double moated vicarage at Redenhall, which was divided in two by a wall to separate the vicar's portion from that of the rector appointed by Bungay nunnery. This is the nearest known moated site to Redenhall church, and there are cropmarks of a moated site with inner and outer moats, as well as a portion of what may be a second moat.

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Location

Map sheet	TM28SE
Civil Parish	REDENHALL WITH HARLESTON, SOUTH NORFOLK, NORFOLK

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1976.
Cropmarks of moated site with inner and outer moats. To north-east portion of what may be a second moat. Between them, other markings.
Located by E. Rose (NAU), 16 January 1978.

Reference (S1) states that in 1349 there was a double moated vicarage at Redenhall, which was divided in two by a wall to separate the vicar's portion from that of the rector appointed by Bungay nunnery. This is the nearest known moated site to Redenhall church.
E.Rose (NAU), 15 March 1993.

Associated Sources (3)

--- SNF13417 Aerial Photograph: TM 2683A-F.
--- SNF57722 Record Card: NAU Staff. 1974-1988. Norfolk Archaeological Index Primary Record Card.
<S1> SNF5843 Article in Monograph: Dymond, D. 1993. Vicarages and appropriated livings. An Historical Atlas of Norfolk. Wade-Martins, P. (ed). pp 62-63.

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Redenhall with Harleston (Parish Summary)

Record last edited

Jul 22 2018 9:06AM