Monument record 0194202000 - DEYNCOURT FARM

Summary

Possible fifteenth century chapel incorporated into cottages

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Type and Period (2)

  • CHAPEL (15th Century - 1400 AD to 1499 AD)
  • HOUSE (15th Century to Modern - 1400 AD to 1999 AD)

Description

Dimensions - Length 0011 m Width 0007
Plan Form - CRUCIFORM
A CHAPEL IN THE FORM OF A CROSS ADJOINED THE HOUSE. SOME IMAGES REMOVED TO NICHES OF A NEARBY BRIDGE (BI1). NO RECORDS OF ITS FOUNDATION OR OF INTERMENTS TRACED (BI2). POSSIBLE REMAINS IN COTTAGES WHICH FORM A RECTANGULAR BLOCK (BI4). MR WHITE HAS A CARVED STONE HEAD, PROB A CORBEL FROM CHAPEL (BI7)

Sources (9)

  • <1>SBC7327 Bibliographic reference: LANGLEY T 1797 HISTORY & ANTIQUITIES OF THE HUNDRE D OF DESBOROUGH PP453-454.
  • <2>SBC6907 Bibliographic reference: KELKE W H 1866 DESECRATED CHURCHES IN BUCKS IN RECSOFBUCKS3P126".SEEALSOILLUSINRECSOFBUCKS18694OPPOS.
  • <3>SBC15645 Bibliographic reference: VCH BUCKS 3 PP106,107-109.
  • <4>SBC12843 Bibliographic reference: RCHM BUCKS 1 PP323-324.
  • <5>SBC13367 Article in serial: RECS OF BUCKS 1932 12 PP336-338.
  • <6>SBC1119 Bibliographic reference: BCM ACCESSIONS REGISTER,1932.
  • <7>SBC16539 Verbal communication: WHITE REV C N TO M E FARLEY & A R PIKE, MAY 1978.
  • <8>SBC5229 Unpublished document: Pauline Fenley. 1978. FENLEY MRS P DEC 1978 (SEE LETTER, NOTES, PLANS ETC).
  • <9>SBC15145 Article in serial: John Chenevix Trench & Pauline Fenley. 1981. 'Wooburn D'Eyncourt: A Lost Medieval Manor House', in Recs of Bucks 23 pp39-50. Vol 23.

Location

Grid reference SU 90890 87780 (point)
Civil Parish WOOBURN, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

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Record last edited

Sep 19 1988 12:00AM

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