Long Bredy / Langebride / Long Bridy

There is an entry for Long Bredy [variant spelling] in the Domesday survey [https://opendomesday.org/place/SY5690/long-bredy/] [accessed 23 September 2020] but it mentions neither priest nor church in it. A font here is noted in the 3rd ed. of Hutchins (1973 c1861-1874): "There is a handsome font recently erected, of Purbeck marble. The sides of its square bowl have the emblems of the Evangelists in sunk medallions; the plinth below the pillars upon which it rests being part of an ancient font discovered at the rebuilding of the nave." The Dorset Historic Churches Trust [http://dorsethistoricchurchestrust.co.uk/long_bredy.htm] notes that the baptismal is the work of Victorian sculptor Benjamin Grassby, of Powerstock, a basin "of Purbeck marble with medallions of alabaster depicting the emblems of the four Evangelists let into the vertical surfaces. It is supported at the corners by serpentine columns [i.e., of 'serpentine' stone] and a Purbeck marble shaft. The whole rests on a Purbeck marble plinth found buried under the old floor belonging to the original font." The entry for this church in Historic England [Listing NGR: SY5706690585] does not mention a font or the old plinth in it.