St John the Baptist Churchyard in Burley, Hampshire

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Get directions Church Lane, Burley, near Ringwood
Burley, New Forest District, Hampshire BH24 4AP England

Coordinates: 50.82747, -1.69715
www.burleychurch.co.uk/index.htm
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Burley was originally part of the Parish of Ringwood and it was only separated from it in 1838 when Sir John Lefevre, Lord of the Manor of Burley, gave part of his estate, called Barn Close, for the erection of the first Anglican Church in the village. The Church of St John the Baptist, Burley was consecrated by Charles Sumner, Bishop of Winchester, on 14th March 1839. It was a simple rectangular building, designed by Charles Underwood, comprising of what is now the nave and choir of the present church. The cost of about £1,000 was raised by local subscription together with a further sum of £1,000 for the building of a Vicarage nearby.