Nearest town: Faversham
Site type: former religious site
Access: Private
Church name: St Martin
Diocese: No Data
County: Kent
Country: England
Grid ref: TQ94345535
Lost yew site: No
Date visited: 18-Mar-08
Recorded by: Cliff Hansford
Protection & responsibility: No data
Yews recorded at this site: Ancient 4m-5m, Ancient 5m-7m, Notable
Notes: The church of Monketon has long been delapidated, though the exact ground plot is still visible, as are two large yews which Hasted noted in his 1798 History and Topographical Survey of Kent. The are numbered 9 and 10 on the plan and would have grown on the south side of the church. The exact site is fenced off and not accessible to the public. South of the old church site on an old trackway are the remains of a younger yew avenue, of which the most southerly tree (number 8 on the plan) is also featured here.
Tree ID | Location | Photo | Yews recorded | Girth |
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4270 | Monketon | Ancient 5m-7m | 579cm at the base - view more info | |
4269 | Monketon | Ancient 5m-7m | 564cm at 90cm - view more info | |
4268 | Monketon | Ancient 4m-5m | 457cm at the base - view more info | |
4271 | Monketon | Notable | 335cm at the base - view more info |