Having stood for about 1,150 years, that church was demolished in 1809 at the instigation of the then vicar, Christopher Naylor, partly because it had been at imminent risk of being washed away by the sea through coastal erosion.
That church was having stood for about 1,150 years. That church was demolished in 1809 at the instigation of the then vicar. It had been at imminent risk of being washed away by the sea through coastal erosion. Christopher Naylor was the then vicar.