The Weald of Kent, Surrey and Sussex
St. Mark's Church    Hadlow Down  Buxted  Consecrated 1836
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648Christenings1503131823
200Marriages4987631
54Burials52913313
 

Books and other documents
PublishedTitle, author and references
1870A Compendious History of Sussex - Volume I. by Mark Antony Lower, M.A.p. 204
1874Ecclesiastical History of the Deannery of South Malling by Edwin Hadlow W. Dunkin ⇒ p. 23
1929Buxted The Beautiful by K. H. Macdermott ⇒ p. 33

Historical records

1836HistorySt MarkBuxted The Beautiful
The church of St. Mark, Hadlow Down, a small building with a graceful spire, was consecrated in 1836. It was in a decayed state at one time but was almost entirely rebuilt and refurbished in 1912.

1836 to 1853Occupation Vicar of Hadlow DownReverend William Edwards, M.A., curate of St. MarksSt. Mark's Church

1853 to 1871Occupation Vicar of Hadlow DownReverend Reginald R. Kirby, M.A.St. Mark's ChurchBuxted The Beautiful

1867Directory entrySt. Mark's ChurchPost Office Directory
district church (St. Mark's), consecrated in 1836, the district being formed from the parishes of Buxted, Framfield, and Mayfield. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of the rector of Buxted and vicar of Mayfield alternately, and held by the Rev. Reginald Rivers Kirby, B.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge.

1871 to 1888Occupation Vicar of Hadlow DownReverend George Leopold LonghurstSt. Mark's ChurchBuxted The Beautiful

1874Directory entrySt. Mark's ChurchPost Office Directory
The church of St. Mark, consecrated in 1836, consists of small chancel, nave, square tower containing 1 bell, and short spire. The living is a vicarage yearly value £150, in the gift of the rector of Buxted and vicar of Mayfield alternately, and held by the Rev. George Leopold Longland (St. Bees).

c 1875Hadlow Down, South of Rotherfield - c 1875Part of the 6 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1875 by Ordnance SurveySt Marks Church

1882Directory entrySt. Mark's ChurchKelly's Directory
The church of St. Mark, consecrated in 1836, consists of a small chancel, nave, and a tower with a short spire, containing 1 bell. The register dates from the year 1836. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £150, with residence and 7 acres of glebe, in the, gift of the rector of Buxted and vicar of Mayfield alternately, and held since 1871 by the Rev. George Leopold. Longland, of St. Bees

1888 to 1916Occupation Vicar of Hadlow DownReverend John Allen Warner, M.A.St. Mark's ChurchBuxted The Beautiful

1908St Mark's ChurchSt Mark's Church, Hadlow DownPrivate collection

1916 to 1928Occupation Vicar of Hadlow DownReverend Benjamin Todd, A.K.C.St. Mark's ChurchBuxted The Beautiful

1928Occupation Vicar of Hadlow DownReverend John Harris Gurney, A.K.C.St. Mark's ChurchBuxted The Beautiful

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