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Jenyns memorial Bottisham

Holy Trinity, Bottisham

History of Holy Trinity, Bottisham

Listed Building

Parish church. The early C13 chancel, West tower and West porch survive from an earlier church on the site but in the early C14 the nave and aisles were rebuilt. The exterior of the church, including the tracery was extensively repaired and restored in C19 and C20.

Holy Trinity, Bottisham, c.1900 (L Cobbett)

There is  a monument to Sir Roger and Lady Jenyns from 1740 as well as others: the Pledger tomb (1599), and the Allington children (1638).

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