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It was an off-shoot of Haughmond Abbey, near Shrewsbury, and was a Priory of Black Canons, founded temp. Henry II. The church has disappeared entirely, with the exception of a bit of the south-west walling of the nave and a Norman doorway in it. This may have connected the church with the domestic buildings. In Cough's Collection in the Bodleian, dated 1731, there is a sketch of the church.
He glanced at Felicita's card, which bore the simple inscription, "Mrs. Sefton." "You know my name?" she asked, faltering a little before his keen-eyed, shrewd, business-like observation. He shook his head slightly. "I am the writer of a book called 'Haughmond Towers," she added, "published by Messrs. Price and Gould. It came out last May." "I never heard of it," he answered solemnly.
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