Morval, a vicarage, stands in the King’s Book at £6. 14_s._ 9_d._

The name of this parish signifies the Sea Valley, it being written

anciently Morevale; not that I would from thence insinuate that the

sea came up formerly to this place, though the same be not impossible.

But as Morval may be interpreted the Mory or Fenny Valley, I rather

take that to be the right.

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