Kersey Priory

It was dissolved in 1443 and the next year transferred to King's College, Cambridge.

[3] The twelfth-century seal of Kersey Priory is a pointed oval bearing a bust of the Blessed Virgin crowned in clouds, below is the head of St. Anthony between them is a sun and crescent moon.

It has the legend round the edge of ‘Sigill' sce Marie et sci Antonii de Kerseia’ [4] When King's College took over the Manor property, the village church tower was completed and the building enlarged to compensate for the loss of the Priory church.

Today the Priory chapel is a ruin situated on private property next to a medieval farmhouse.

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