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Trotton Church
In 1086,following his conquest of England in 1066, Duke William ordered a great tax assessment of England known as Domesday, which included the manor of Trotton, to be made.
By the 13th century the manor and its church belonged to the de Gatesdens, and when John de Camoys married the heiress Margaret de Gatesdens, about 1268-1269, the manor passed to the Camoys family, and its church eventually became their mausoleum.
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| Wall Paintings, 1250s,Seven Acts of Mercy. |
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| Lady Margaret de Braose, d.1310, very fine early brass. |
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| Lord and Lady Camoys,second wife Elizabeth Mortimer. |
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| The wall paintings are very fine. |
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| Stained glass windows are of very high quality. |
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