Historic England research records

Historic England Research Records

St Marys Church
Hob Uid: 384377
Location : Suffolk Babergh Stoke-by-Nayland
Grid Ref : TL9862236279
Summary : Plan of early 14th century North chapel, 14th and 19th century South porch, mid-15th century chancel, nave and West tower, and 16th century North porch. Late Norman piscina. It is probable that Stoke by Nayland was a minster in the 10th century.
More information : [TL 9862 3627] St. Mary's Church [T.U.] (1) Stoke-by-Nayland Church is almost entirely Perpendicular, but the chancel and a small chapel at the E. end of the N. aisle are 14th cent. The tower is late 15th cent., and the N. porch now used as a vestry, is of Tudor brickwork. (2) Stoke-by-Nayland Church was renovated in 1865. [Full description of church, monuments, etc.] (3) "Church of St. Mary, Stoke by Nayland. 27/39. Grade A. Parish Church. Fine C.15 building with W. tower 120 ft. in 4 stages. Length of building 168 ft. Good W. door and window. Tudor N. porch. Good fittings and monuments." (4) Dedication: 'St. Mary the Virgin' (notices). The church is in regular use. A list of vicars given within the church commences in 1301 AD. (5) Grade 1 (6)

Sources :

Source Number : 1
Source :
Source details : OS 6" 1927.
Page(s) :
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) :

Source Number : 2
Source :
Source details : "Suffolk", 1957, p.315. (P. G. M. Dickinson)
Page(s) :
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) :

Source Number : 3
Source :
Source details : CM Torlesse
Page(s) : 187
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) : 4, 1870-5

Source Number : 4
Source :
Source details : "Ministry of Housing & Local Government. Provisional List of Buildings ... 2239/11/A. January, 1949", p. 86.
Page(s) :
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) :

Source Number : 5
Source :
Source details : F1 ASP 29-JAN-60
Page(s) :
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) :

Source Number : 6
Source :
Source details : DOE (HHR) District of Babergh, 1978 290
Page(s) :
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) :

Source Number : 7
Source :
Source details :
Page(s) : 133-43
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) :

Source Number : 8
Source :
Source details :
Page(s) : 49
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) :

Monument Types:

Monument Period Name : Early Medieval
Display Date : C10 foundation
Monument End Date : 999
Monument Start Date : 900
Monument Type : Minster
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Late Norman
Monument End Date : 1170
Monument Start Date : 1150
Monument Type : Church
Evidence : Extant Building

Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Early C15-mid C15
Monument End Date : 1467
Monument Start Date : 1301
Monument Type : Church
Evidence : Extant Building

Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : C16
Monument End Date : 1539
Monument Start Date : 1501
Monument Type : Church
Evidence : Extant Building

Monument Period Name : Post Medieval
Display Date : C16
Monument End Date : 1600
Monument Start Date : 1540
Monument Type : Church
Evidence : Extant Building

Monument Period Name : Post Medieval
Display Date : C19
Monument End Date : 1900
Monument Start Date : 1801
Monument Type : Church
Evidence : Extant Building

Components and Objects:

Related Records from other datasets:

External Cross Reference Source : Listed Building List Entry Legacy Uid
External Cross Reference Number : 278559
External Cross Reference Notes :

External Cross Reference Source : Unified Designation System UID
External Cross Reference Number : 1200030
External Cross Reference Notes :

External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : TL 93 NE 29
External Cross Reference Notes :

Related Warden Records :

Related Activities :

Associated Activities :
Activity type : FIELD OBSERVATION (VISUAL ASSESSMENT)
Start Date : 1960-01-29
End Date : 1960-01-29

Historic England Research Records

St Marys Church