St. Simon & St. Jude Churchyard
Castlethorpe, Milton Keynes Borough, Buckinghamshire, England
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There is a mound near the church which would appear to be the origin of "Castle" in the name of the village, "Thorpe" is the Norse name for a settlement. The church was rebuilt in 1350 but the oldest surviving part dates from the 12th Century. When the floor was replaced in 1976 traces of an Anglo-Saxon building were found which takes it's history back even further. Records show that the first Rector was Thurston Basset who was instituted in 1227.
There is a mound near the church which would appear to be the origin of "Castle" in the name of the village, "Thorpe" is the Norse name for a settlement. The church was rebuilt in 1350 but the oldest surviving part dates from the 12th Century. When the floor was replaced in 1976 traces of an Anglo-Saxon building were found which takes it's history back even further. Records show that the first Rector was Thurston Basset who was instituted in 1227.
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- Added: 15 Jan 2013
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2480460
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