Thetford No. 12 / Deodford / Tedford / Tefford / Tetford / Theford / Sitomagus

Blomefield (1805-1810) writes: "St. Edmund's. Also stood on the Suffolk side, but whereabouts I do not know; it belonged to the lordship, after to the Earl Warren [probably William de Warrene, 1st Earl, d. 1088], who gave it to the canons. In Edward the Third's time [i.e., 1327-1377] [...]. In Henry the Fourth's time [i.e., 1399-1413], the parish was united to some other, for then it is called the Chapel of St. Edmund; it was demolished at the Reformation [i.e., the English Reformation, 16th century], or some little time before, the parish being destitute of inhabitants."