Little Easton No. 1, Estaines Parva

There are four entries for [Great and Little] Easton [variant spelling] in the Domesday survey [http://opendomesday.org/place/XX0000/great-and-little-easton/] [accessed 12 August 2015], two of which report a priest in each, but not a corresponding church, though there probably were there. The Royal Commission on Historical Monuments (Essex, vol. 1, 1916) reports a font at Easton Lodge: "The remains of early 12th-century windows in the nave, the two 15th-century monuments in the chancel and the 13th and 15th-century paintings in the nave are especially noteworthy. [...] In the garden [at Easton Lodge] there is also a stone font of uncertain date, with an octagonal bowl and circular stem."