Timsbury
The Domesday Book has Timmbredertel held by the Abbey of St Mary in Winchester and one can see by its name that there was a Saxon village here in a clearing in the forest that held a manor, wooden church and a few huts for dwellings and this was surrounded by a stockade on top of a ditch for protection.

It is a small scattered village that lies along the road from Kings Somborne to Romsey. Its church can be found by turning off the main road and following a narrow road to Timsbury Manor and the church which luckily did not have much restoration done to  it and is said to be one of the best little churches in the county, with its simple shape, wooden tower and 500 year old porch and set in lovely surroundings with a garden path leading to it from the old school.

 
St Andrews Church
 
The church tower   By the porch is a stone basin that is believed to
 have been a 15th century mortar from
nearby Manor Farm.



HISTORY OF ST ANDREWS CHURCH