
Keston, Greater London
The present church is C12 in origin, and the chancel is early C13
Royal arms in the style used after 1837, painted on leather and framed
Stained Glass: Love by Morris and Co, 1909
Monuments: George Kirkpatrick, d. 1838, a Grecian wall tablet, and a small metal coffin plate for John Pepys, d. 1749, brother of the diarist Samuel Pepys
HISTORY There is evidence for Roman and Romano-British settlement at Keston, and apparently Romano-British graves were discovered under the chancel E wall during excavations in 1950