Laneham
Once more a church with herringbone masonry visible in the
north walls, this time in the chancel. The section of wall
runs out from the fine quoining of the nave and is terminated to the
east by an uneven line of quoining with poor rubble laid walling beyond
going to the east end of the later chancel. Beneath the
herringbone is reasonably coursed rubble with a probably inserted
doorway. Presumably this stonework is older than the
herringbone masonry above.
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Paul Martin Remfry