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HER Number: 3886
Record Type: Monument
Name: Wayside Cross 50m N of Church of All Saints, Middleton Stoney Castle

Designations

  • Scheduled Monument () 1015164: Middleton Stoney castle
  • Listed Building (II) 1232946: CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS WAYSIDE CROSS APPROXIOMATELY 50 METRES TO NORTH
Grid Reference: SP 531 233
Parish:MIDDLETON STONEY, CHERWELL, OXFORDSHIRE

Monument Type(s):

  • CROSS (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)

Summary

Medieval standing cross base and octagonal shaft. Resited from churchyard, possibly in C18th or C19th.

Associated Monuments

MOX60Middleton Stoney Castle (Monument)

Associated Finds:

  • None

    • Description

    SP52SW MIDDLETON STONEY
    5/110 Church of All Saints
    Wayside cross approx 50m to N
    GV II
    Wayside cross. Medieval. Limestone. The stump of an octagonal shaft with run-out stops rises from a square base.
    Listing NGR: SP5311023302
    (2) One of two crosses shown on earlier maps. One stood at junction of old village street with way to the castle (now the bend in School Lane). The other is suggested by the field name 'Headless Cross Furlong' referred to in Glebe Terriers


    <1> Dept of Environment/DCMS, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, Cherwell List 64:5/110, p49 (Index). SOX260.

    <2> General reference, Wilson's Farm Map of 1737 (Bibliographic reference). SOX373.

    <3> General reference, Glebe Terriers, Bodleian Library, Oxford Arch (1679-1719) (Bibliographic reference). SOX373.

    <4> General reference, E Leggatt: Dissertation on Middleton Stoney, p.39 (Bibliographic reference). SOX373.

    <5> Lang Hall Archaeological Consultancy, 2004, LINEAR Angelinos Pumping Station to Ardley Reservoir Mains Reinforcement, Oxfordshire: An Assessment of the Archaeological Implications, Listed in DBA under old number 3886 (Unpublished document). SOX1930.

    <6> English Heritage (RCHME), 1987-1989, Historic Buildings Photographic Record Card (Photograph). SOX2063.

    Sources

    <1>Dept of Environment/DCMS. List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. Cherwell List 64:5/110, p49. [Index / SOX260]
    <2>General reference. Wilson's Farm Map of 1737. [Bibliographic reference / SOX373]
    <3>General reference. Glebe Terriers, Bodleian Library, Oxford Arch (1679-1719). [Bibliographic reference / SOX373]
    <4>General reference. E Leggatt: Dissertation on Middleton Stoney, p.39. [Bibliographic reference / SOX373]
    <5>Lang Hall Archaeological Consultancy. 2004. LINEAR Angelinos Pumping Station to Ardley Reservoir Mains Reinforcement, Oxfordshire: An Assessment of the Archaeological Implications. Listed in DBA under old number 3886. [Unpublished document / SOX1930]
    <6>English Heritage (RCHME). 1987-1989. Historic Buildings Photographic Record Card. print. [Photograph / SOX2063]

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