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St Urian's Chapel

REF NR: 1832

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1 Althought thought by many to be a corruption the the name Centurion, the chapel was refered to by the Rev E. Boucher-James in his book Letters relating to the Isle of Wight, showing there was a St. Urian, Breton prelate of the 8th Century

1 Source: Ward Lock Guide 1950

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