Site of former medieval church, replaced c1850s by a new church after the death of a rector who had allowed the old building to fall into ruin…he thought Kilvington had no need of its own church, which was used for a time as a sheep-fold, and was actually offered for sale as building material. Its one ancient relic is a worn chalice and paten of thin pewter, dug up 40 years ago after having been buried with a priest before the Reformation. (1)
See M10645 for modern church and M1386 for shrunken village.

<1> Mee A, 1938, The King's England: Nottinghamshire, p 141 (Published document). SNT914.