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Excerpt from Topographical Dictionary of England
Sarnesfield, a parish in the hundred of wol pny, county of hereford, 2-5 miles (w. By S.) from Weobley, containing 102 inhabitants. The living is a discharged rectory, in the archdeaconry and diocese of Hereford, rated in the king's books at � 6. 8 and in the patronage of Thomas Monnington, Esq. The church is dedicated to All Saints. A court leet is oc casionally held here.
Sarr, a ville in the cinque-port liberty Of sand wxc it, though locally in the hundred Of Ringslow, or Isle of Thanet, lathe Of st. Auovsta, county Of kent, 83 miles (n. E.) from Canterbury, containing 191 inhabitants. Sabbati', a parish in the hundred of 0118310, or liberty of st. Albans, county Of H satronn, 8; miles (n. W. By N.) from Rickmansworth, containing 397 inhabitants. The living is a Vicarage, in the archdea conry of St. Albans, and diocese of London, rated in the king's books at � and in the patronage of Mrs. Harriet Gordon. The church is dedicated to the Holy Cross it is a cruciform structure, consisting of a nave, chancel, transepts, and a square tower, being built Of a mixture Of brick, stone. And 縤nts: it contains a pis cina beneath an embattled cornice ornamented with roses, and two stone seats. The village is situated on a ridge of land forming the western boundary of a vale watered by a small river, commonly called the Sarret stream.
Sarsden, a parish in the hundred of chadling ton, county of Oxronn, 83 miles (s. W. By S.) from Chi pping-norton, containing 128 inhabitants. The living is a rectory, in the archdeaconry and diocese of Oxford, rated in the king's books at � 18. And in the patronage Of J. H. Langston, Esq. Ann Walker, in 1705, gave �0, now producing an annual income of �. For which twenty-four girls are educated.
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