The chapel, now known as the Blackburn Chapel, was built in the 16th century by extending the south aisle. The stonework of the original south aisle east window was probably re-sed to form the Chapel south window. The tomestone of Elizabeth Blackburn of the adjacent Blackburn Hall, who died 1688/9, aged 23, is in the floor here.
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