Kirk Bramwith is a village about 3 miles north-west of Hatfield, sandwiched between the old River Don and the New Junction Canal.

These photos of the church were taken by Brenda Perkins, who is researching a number of families in the Hatfield/Thorne area.

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Kirk Bramwith Church. View from the south-west	Kirk Bramwith Church. View from the west	Kirk Bramwith Church - entrance.
Kirk Bramwith Churchyard.	Kirk Bramwith Churchyard memorial. A member of the Jaques family	Kirk Bramwith Church - interior (nave).
Kirk Bramwith Church - Altar. Looking East	Kirk Bramwith Church - Altar. Looking South. The plaque in the next photo is visible on the floor	Kirk Bramwith Church - memorial plaque. "William Barton lat rector of this parish who died the 9 day of January 1659
Kirk Bramwith Church - font and window.	Kirk Bramwith Church - font.	Kirk Bramwith Church - embroidered kneelers. Laid out for a wedding
Kirk Bramwith Church - mouse carving. These mouse carvings generally indicate the work of the famous furnitue maker "Mouseman" Robert Thompson of Kilburn in Yorkshire, who died in 1955.	Kirk Bramwith Church - pulpit.