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St Andrew of Netteswell, mentioned
in a charter 1177.
Two of the three bells were cast by William Dawe of Aldgate, between
1385 and 1418. They were inscribed "I am the beaten rose
of the world called Katheren, and I am called the cock, I alone
am heard above everything".
A Lawrence brass of 1522 and Bannister brass of 1607 also survive.
A marble memorial by Roubillac, commemorating Robert and Thomas
Cross, was given to the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
In 1874 the church was restored.
In 1970 the church was made
redundant, eventually becoming part of the Harlow Study Centre.
The Church is located in the area of Harlow called Waterhouse
Moore,
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