History, Monuments and Memorials of Penn

History, Monuments and Memorials of Holy Trinity, Penn, Buckinghamshire

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Glass Screen in Penn Church

A Quaker book contains a detailed description of the glass screen at the North door of Holy Trinity, Penn. There are a number of incorrect historical attributions of the different people shown.

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Medieval Penn Floor Tiles
Penn Tile Kilns
Penn Family Tree 16th – 18th Century
John and Elizabeth de la Penne 1521/1537
Elizabeth Rok 1540
David Penne (d.1564) & Sybil Penne (d.1562) Part 1
David Penne (d.1564) & Sybil Penne (d.1562), Part 2
David Penne (d.1564) and Sybil Penne (d.1562), Part 3 Hat and Pearls
John Pen (1534-96) & his wife Ursula (died 1610)
William Penne (1567-1638/9) & his wife Martha (died 1635)
John Pen (c.1595-1641) & his wife Sarah Drury
William Penn (1628-93) & his wife Sarah Shallcross (d.1698)
William Penn the Quaker (1644-1718)
The ‘Quaker’ vault
Brasses a General Review
Sarah Curzon (1678-1707) & Charles Curzon (1684-1713)
The Rev. John Bennet (1663-1716),
– Vicar of Penn 1700-16
The Rev. John Bennet (1663-1716),
– The Church Bells
The Rev. John Bennet (1663-1716),
– The Church clock
The Rev. John Bennet (1663-1716),
– The Church clocks
The Rev. John Bennet (1663-1716),
– The Royal Arms
The Rev. John Bennet (1663-1716),
– The Little Gallery over the South Door
The Rev. John Bennet (1663-1716),
– Wall-paintings behind the pulpit
John Bennet’s Tomb
Sir Nathaniel Curzon (1635-1719), Pt 1, & Dame Sarah Curzon (1655-1728)
Sir Nathaniel Curzon (1635-1719), Pt 2, & Dame Sarah Curzon (1655-1728)
The 2nd Sir Nathaniel Curzon (1635-1719) and Sarah Penn (1655-1728)
Roger Penn (1677-1731)
Roger Penn, ‘the last of all his Family’
Daniel Baker (1627-1700) and Barbara Baker (1640-1710)
Daniel Baker (1627-1700) and Barbara Baker (1640-1710)
Daniel Baker (1661-1728) and Martha Baker (1668-1753)
Daniel Baker (1661-1728) and Martha Baker (1668-1753)
Daniel Baker’s Diary (1690-1705)
Baker Family Letters
Thomas Carter (c1696-1782)
The last of the Bakers and their legacy to us
The last of the Bakers sells their mansion
Elenor Curzon (1691-1754)
The 4th Sir Nathaniel Curzon (1676 -1758)
The 4th Sir Nathaniel Curzon (1676 -1758) rebuilds the Chancel
The 4th Sir Nathaniel Curzon (1676 -1758) – Radical alterations to the church
Revd Doctor Roger Mather (1719-68)
Mary Curzon, neé Assheton, (1695-1776), wife of the 4th Sir Nathaniel Curzon
General William Haviland (1718-84)
The Rev. John Middleton Curate & Vicar 1766-1808
John Middleton’s Burial Register: “When life was uncertain”
The Rev. Benjamin Anderson, Vicar of Penn 1808-12 (1733-1812)
The Clarke family of Penn and Penn Church in the 18th and 19th C
Viscount Curzon 1729 (old style)-1820
Assheton, 1st Viscount Curzon (1729 (Old Style)-1820)
Assheton, 1st Viscount Curzon (1729-1820) and Penn Assheton Curzon (1757-97)
Penn Assheton Curzon (1757-97), of Gopsall Park.
Earl Howe (1726-99)
Baroness Sophia Charlotte Howe (1761–1835)
The Waller Window in Penn
The Waller family story
1st Countess Howe (1800–1836)
Revd James Knollis (1776-1860), Vicar of Penn (1823-60)
Revd James Knollis, Vicar of Penn (1823-60) Continued
A Country Church
(Sir George Grove, 1886)
The Revd John Grainger, Vicar of Penn 1860-98
The Revd John Grainger, Vicar of Penn 1860-98 (cont.)
The Revd John Grainger, Vicar of Penn 1860-98, Penn’s missing East window
Death of John Grainger 1860 – 1898
Revd. Benjamin John Short Kirby,1899
Vandalism (Sacrilege?) in Bucks
Herbert Druce’s memories
– A secret passage from the Old Vicarage to Penn Church
Herbert Druce’s memories
– Penn Church between the wars
Penn Church and Edward Maufe – Part One
Penn Church and Edward Maufe – Part Two
A History of Penn Church – Miles Green, 2005
Penn Tile Kilns – How they worked
Alterations and Additions in the Parich Church since 1913
Glass Screen in Penn Church