Haverfordwest No. 3 / Hwlffordd

The listing for this church in DYFED [https://www.dyfedarchaeology.org.uk/wp/discovery/projects/churches/st-thomas-haverfordwest-pembrokeshire/] [accessed 20 Febdruary 2022] [Listed Building No. 12038] notes: "St Thomas, Haverfordwest, is a 5-celled church, of medium-large size. It retains approximately 20% pre-19th century core fabric, largely confined to the west tower. [...] The 3-storeyed west tower is from c.1500. [...] The church was described at some length in 1847 (Glynne, 1885, 209-10), as ‘an uninteresting church, much modernised’ [...] the font was ‘modern’ [...] The church was enlarged in 1880 [...] the font was moved to its present position [...] The font is 19th century (pre-1847)." The listing in British Listed Buildings [https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300012038-church-of-saint-thomas-a-becket-haverfordwest] [accessed 20 February 2022] notes: "Anglican parish church, C12 origins, first mentioned 1210, but mostly rebuilt in C19 apart from tall C15 tower [...] one of three medieval churches in Haverfordwest [...] White marble font 1854, by E. M. Goodwin, given by G. Lort Phillips". [NB: we have no information on the font from this early-13th century church]