Little Moulton / Moulton Omnium Sanctorum / Moulton Parva / Muletuna

Blomfield's (1805-1810) entry for Moulton Magna [aka Moulton St. Michael] notes: "at the time of the Conquest [...] Little Moulton [...] had then a church and 15 acres of glebe", which appears in Domesady as "In Muletuna (sc. Parva) [...] i. ecclesia de xv. acr. silva". Blomefield (ibid.) adds: "The church was dedicated to all the Saints, and when Norwich Domesday was wrote, the rector had no house but 13 acres of glebe [...] The church was in use till 1570, and then was totally demolished; the site of it is still called All-Saints churchyard." The Liber ecclesiasticus (1835) lists "Moulton, Little. All Saints (no church)". Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of 1870-1872 entry for Little Moulton reads: "The church was taken down in 1579." The Church of England, Diocese of Norwich web site [www.norwich.anglican.org/church?parish_id=338] [accessed 3 April 2013] lists it as "All Saints, Little Moulton (ruin)".