In the gardens at Kiddington there--

"was an old font wherein it is said Edward the Confessor was baptized,

being brought thither from an old decayed chapel at Islip (the

birth-place of that religious prince), where it had been put up to an

indecent use, as well as the chapel."--Extracted from _The English

Baronets, being a Historical and Genealogical Account of their

Families_, published 1727.

The Viscounts Montague, and consequently the Brownes of Kiddington, traced

their descent from this king through Joan de Beaufort, daughter of John of

Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster.

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