St. Leodegar's Anglican Churchyard in Hunston, West Sussex

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Church lane
Hunston, Chichester District, West Sussex England

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356 Memorials
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This beautiful and ancient church dates back to the 12th Century but was dismantled and rebuilt in 1885 under the direction of Arthur Blomfield, incorporating some of the features from the old building which no doubt, had become unsafe as it was. The graveyard is alongside the church and is equally as ancient. It is dedicated to St Leodegar also referred to sometimes as St Ledger.
Some names of people holding the Manor here include I believe, Robert de Haye, his grandson William de St John, then others such as Boxgrove (Nicholas de Bolkestrode), Robert de Ralegh, Everart and Agatha de Midelton, John and Lora de Rokesle, William and Maud le Taverner, Sir William de Hunston (and son William Godfrey, wife Joan), Philip and Sybil Wychard, Thomus Honston, John Styllefeld, John Benfeld, John Emerely and others.