Thanington / Taneton / Taningtune / Taninton / Tanyntone / Tenitune / Thannnyngton

There is an entry for Thanington in the Domesday survey [http://opendomesday.org/place/TR1356/thanington/] [accessed 29 August 2017]; it mentions a church in it. Glynne (1877) writes: "The font is octagonal." The Thanington Parish Council website [http://www.thanington-pc.gov.uk/history/history1.html] [accessed 10 February 2010] notes: "The church was restored in 1829 by the local patron John Bell who installed a new font […] The font in the nave near the door is of unusual design, the base being 13th. Century or earlier. The rest is 19th. Century restoration." This same source illustrates a plan of the church interior showing the font at the W end of the nave, just west of the south door.