Chapels or chapels in ruins: There is a Chapel at Great Fulford in this Parish, distant about two miles and half northward from our Parish Church. Wherein Divine Service is often perform’d by the Reverend Mr Chichester Tomkins Clerk. But it was never consecrated: And goes by no other name than {that} of Fulford-Chapel. Here is also a Tradition, that there was a Chapel heretofore Standing on Clifford-Barton in the Manour of Clifford, at the West End of this parish, distant about two miles and half likewise from our Parish-Church. Its name I never heard of. Scarce any Footstep of it now remains. Possibly it might be endow’d with the Sheaf-Tithe of the Manour of Clifford in this Parish. For that is now annex’d to the Vicarage here, and makes it a Vicarage endow’d.
Dunsford V.--- Thomas Byrdall, A.M. inst. Oct. 23. 1716. Ofspring Exon. Dunchidiocke R. – collat. Dec. 9. 1721. Lancelott Exon. Presb. Jun. 11. 1704. Jonathan Exon. [Explanation]
Tho: Byrdall, Vicar of Dunsford.