Our Churches
As with many churches, our church has many years of history behind it's current architecture and place in the community.To read about the history of either of our churches go to their page (Ticehurst). For a more general history about the Church of England see here.
If you know more about our church or have any photos we would love to here from you. Please email or contact the vicarage (see contacts page).
Resources & References
Books
Ticehurst: The Story of a Sussex Village by Leonard J. Hodson, LL.B. (Lond.) and Julia A. Odellpublished by Courier Co., Ltd, Great Hall Buildings, Tunbridge Wells in 1925
Contents of this book
Ch. III - The Parish Church 42
Ch. IV - Monumental Inscriptions 61
Ch. V - The Vicars of Ticehurst 71
Ch. VI - The Parish Records 99
Ch. VII - The Ecclesiastical Parishes of Ticehurst and Flimwell 118
Ch. VIII - Some Ancient Homes and Families 129
Ch. X - Annals of the Poor 155
Ch. XI - The Parish Charities 166
Ch. XII - Local Industries 173
Appendix - The War Record of the 5th (Cinque Ports) Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment 187
Index194
Illustrations
Old Boarzell House (demolished in 1859) facing
The Lower Toll Gate facing 20
Church Street (c. 1869) facing 38
Ticehurst Church facing 42
Door of Porch-Chamber in Ticehurst Church facing 44
S.W. view of Ticehurst Church (c. 1879) facing 46
Font-Cover, Ticehurst Church facing 50
The "Doom" Window, Ticehurst Church facing 54
Interior of Ticehurst Church facing 66
The Old Vicarage, Ticehurst, in 1792 facing 90
The Old Vicarage, Ticehurst (c. 1851) facing 96
Grant of Free Warren to Edmund de Passeleye (1283) facing 132
Seals of Grant of Free Warren to Edmund de Passelye (1283)facing 133
Fine Relating to Pashley (34 Hen. VIII.) facing 134
Seals on Pashley Fine (34 Hen. VIII. 1543) facing 135