REPLY1850
OLD ST. PANCRAS CHURCH
By J. YEOWELL. (Hoxton.)
Your correspondent Stephen (Vol. ii., p. 407.) asks for information respecting the "Gospel Oak Tree at Kentish Town." Permit me to connect with it another Query relative to the foundation of the old St. Pancras Church, as the period of its erection has hitherto baffled research. From the subjoined extracts, it appears to be of considerable antiquity. The first extract is from a MS. volume which I purchased at the sale of the library of the Rev. H.F. Lyte (Lot 2578.), entitled,— "Spicilegium: or A Brief Account of Matters relating to the ecclesiastical Politie of the British Church, compiled fr…
Topics: Historical Churches, Ecclesiastical History, British Church History
Locations: Kentish Town, St. Pancras Church, Canterbury, St. Martin's Church, London, Austcliffe, Gloucestershire, Primrose Hill