Commemorative plaque 42481

This blue commemorative plaque records: Knolles Place The Old Presbytery The house was built circa 1450 by John Raglan (Herbert) and later occupied by Robert Raglan. The Raglans controlled many local offices as stewards and chantry priests. In the 17th century it became a vicarage for Stephen Slugg the notorious 'Trimmer' of the Civil War period. It became a board school providing elementary education from 1874-1975. Recorded plaque organisation: Llantwit Major Local History Society.

The Raglan family, including John Raglan (Herbert) and Robert Raglan, were significant local figures in the medieval period, controlling numerous local offices as stewards and chantry priests. In the 17th century, Stephen Slugg, known for his controversial role as a 'Trimmer' during the Civil War, occupied the house as a vicarage.