Barrow / Barrow nr. Much Wenlock

No entry found in the Domesday survey for this Barrow. The Victoria County History (Shropshire, vol. 10, 1998) notes: "Barrow was part of the large parish of Holy Trinity, Much Wenlock. Probably by the mid 11th century the minster at Much Wenlock had built a chapel at Barrow. [...] By 1277 Wenlock priory was presenting a rector of Barrow chapel [...] who presumably received the tithes of Barrow. In 1283 the priory reasserted Wenlock's ancient parochial rights and the rector was reduced to the status of chaplain, owing dues to the vicar of Much Wenlock, who was declared to have cure of souls in Barrow. [...] The church of St. Giles, so dedicated by c. 1740 [...] comprises chancel, nave, north chapel, south porch, and west tower. The chancel, 5.74 by 3.88 m. internally, may date from the early or mid 11th century"; no font mentioned. A plain modern font is located by the west entranceway. [NB: we have no information on the font of the early- or mid-11th century church here].