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Rotherfield Greys take it name from the De Grey Family and “rother“ meaning “cattle“. Its several interesting buildings include Greys Court, the church and the old rectory.
The church was largely rebuilt in 1865 but in the nave aisle is a superb brass of 1387 to Sir Robert de Grey.
Greys Court is a Jacobean house built within the remains of a fortified manor house of the 14th century. It contains fine plasterwork and furniture and in its grounds is an Elizabethan Well House once worked by a donkey treading a large wheel. It is a National Trust property, open to the public from April to September.
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