My authority for this is the late Mr. Phipson, who was employed as Architect in 1882, but I am of opinion that the Screen is Jacobean, and not Elizabethan. There are two entries in the Churchwardens' Accounts which would seem to confirm this in 1624, i'p pd to fl'rancs fioid for his work about the ptic n (partition) betweene the steeple the church, xxs. And (2) in 1625 I? Pd to fi'rances fluid for workings the frame betwenc the church (4 the steeple, x3.

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