Church was rebuilt 1641. Jacobean gallery front with turned balusters lines tower and has been used as a war memorial.  (No record in Pevsner).

The church consists of chancel, with piscina and priest's door, nave, north aisle, south porch, and west tower with six bells. There is a west gallery with organ, and beneath the gallery an oak screen across the tower entrance.

Fulford House must have existed for a great many years, for we find that, on July 8th 1402, Bishop Stafford granted a licence to Henry Fulford and Wilhelmina his wife for the performance of Divine Service "infra mansionis suas de Ffoleford et Morton." The Manor of Dunsford, which had previously beonged to the Priory of Canonsleigh, was purchased by Sir John Fulford at the Reformation.
 

The church also retains one of the old west galleries which are so rapidly disappearing under the hand of the restorer.

In the chancel is a bishop's chair elaborately carved. It is thought to have been obtained some years ago from Culver House by a former vicar, Rev. Stephens, a son-in-law of Bishop Philpotts [elected 1831], who used to reside at Culver House until he built the present vicarage.

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