| c |
1150 |
12th Cent |
Church built at Wode or Woodchurch (All Saints in Thanet). |
| c |
1350 |
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The entire population having died in the Black Death, the village and church were pulled down. A residual population sprang up at Acol, which was then part of the parish of Monkton, subsequently of Birchington. |
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1875 |
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The present church, a daughter church to Birchington, was built by C.N. Beazley on a site given by Mrs. Charlotte Rogers who once resided at Minster but at that time residing in Nice. A single bell was provided. |
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1876 |
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The new church was opened by the Bishop of Dover.
time was residing in Nice in the south of France. |
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1887 |
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Stahlschmidt recorded a small mission or school church with presumably one modern bell. |
