Dr. Lipscomb, writing in 1847, says:—

“The cross here was demolished about 1646, but an old

inhabitant, William Hartley, told Mr. Cole that he remembered

part of it remaining at the western extremity of the town.”[48]

Footnote 48:

Lipscomb, George, M.D. “History and Antiquities of the County of

Bucks.” London: T. and W. Robins. 1847, p. 366.

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