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Possible Adulterine castle, earthwork, motte, Medieval chapel, Medieval church and post Medieval church. Medieval pits on the west side of the church. Mound measuring 78.7 ft.
934 ?: Given to Athelney Abbey.
937 Onwards: Owned by Athelney Abbey.
1548 Free chapel of St. Michael was mentioned.
1633 Free chapel of St. Michael was extant.
1645 10th July: Church used as a retreat for Royalist troops who occupies it for three days.
1663 Repairs and rebuilding work to the chapel mentioned.
1724 c: Post Medieval church built on site of Medieval church. Repairs and rebuilding to the chapel began.
1767 The manor belonged to the Harris family.
1780 The manor belonged to John Chard.
1793 New church begun on site.
18th c Church repaired twice.
1930 Excavated.
1939 Excavated by Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society. Terraces found.
1944 Aerial Photograph.
1946 Given to the National Trust as a War Memorial.
1947 Aerial Photograph.
1960 Aerial Photograph.
1963 Listed building.
1970 Aerial Photograph.
1976 Aerial Photograph.
1990 Aerial Photograph.
1994 Scheduling revised.
20th C Mid: Buttresses added to west tower.
2004 Aerial Photograph.