church parish church north wales dedicated son 6th century king according 19th century antiquarian church erected new church erected replacing building 19th century clergyman antiquarian noted dating late 13th early 14th century based decorations south doorway church later fell result growth nearby village valley church dismantled erected extension serve church churchyard visible history location site village north wales north west island miles east port town little known saint church dedicated sons king late 6th century brother successor church recorded dedicated feast day celebrated sunday ash wednesday village takes church welsh word originally meant enclosure church variant saint according 19th century antiquarian said church built time writing church attached parish rebuilt architect diocese church subsequently built parish village valley valley grew declined use eventually closed dismantled rebuilt extension serve church erected west end adjoining west end built kennedy old east window faces west middle roof churchyard remain original location architecture fittings writing kennedy rebuilding clergyman antiquarian recorded church feet internally divided nave chancel judging decoration considered south doorway dated late 13th early 14th century noted 12th century font ornamental design similar east window lights sections window separated stone similar church longer exists survey kennedy rebuilt church ancient historical monuments wales said formed continuous nave chancel measuring total feet church time good condition entered porch south north font church contained 18th century memorials font south chapel church survey church plate diocese recorded silver inches tall chester date mark inscribed names vicar year described resembling inverted bell standing stem accompanying plain cover inches diameter bore maker mark letters square shield crescent mark leopard head indicating london assessment described church small adding parts display marks great antiquity said size considerable churches welsh politician church historian sir visited church july said small church small rude windows
St Enghenedl's Church, Llanynghenedl