1666, 11 June, Henry Gill, A. B. on Leader's resignation. Nicholas Hare, Esq.
- 1676, 2 July, Tho. Bliford, A. B. on Gill's death. Ditto.
- 1681, 5 April, Henry Prettie, A. B. on Bliford's death. Ditto.
- 1689, 25 March, Henry Pitts, on Prettie's resignation. Ditto; he held Rowdham.
- 1729, 29 July, Francis Blomefield, clerk. Tho. Hare of Harpham, Esq. he held it united to Fersfield.
- 1730, The Rev. Mr. John Hare, the present rector, on Blomefield's resignation. Tho. Hare, of Harpham, Esq. his eldest brother. He holds it united to Wilby. [1737.]
SNETTERTON
SNETRETUNA, SNISTERTUNA, SNISTERTON, or SNETTERTON, as it is now called, is a village lying between Harpham and Lerling, and had in it two parish churches, one dedicated to all the Saints, and the other to St. Andrew the Apostle, which is now down, and the ruins with difficulty found in the Hall-Yard.
The Church of All-Saints, the present parish church, is a good building, having its nave, north isle, north porch, south porch, and chancel leaded, a square steeple, and four bells. In the nave, on a small brass in a seat,
Orate pro Anima Cecilie Bokynham, File Georgii Bokyynham, et Margarete U roris sue.
Over the rood is a defaced painting of the last day, on the top is our Saviour sitting on the judgment-seat, saying to the blessed on his right hand, Come ye blessed of my father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you; and to the cursed on his left, Depart from me ye cursed into everlasting fire. The windows contain the history of the Revelations, with the Apostles, each having a sentence of the Creed in a label from his mouth.
The east window of the north isle is filled with angels supporting these arms.
Morley. Gul. a saltire arg. impaling quarterly, first, arg. a lozenge gul. second arg. a bend az.
Morley, impaling quarterly De-la-pole and Wyngfield.
Arg. a lion rampant, or, crowned gul. impales Bokenham, viz. arg. a lion rampant gul. surmounted with a bendlet az. charged with three bezants.
Bokenham single.
Quarterly, arg.
