Judge Wyndham's Oak ~ Silton

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Judge Wyndham's Oak. One of the oldest and largest Oak Trees in UK. This mighty Oak could be more than 1,000 years old, no-one really knows. One theory is that this tree was a boundary marker for the Royal Forest at Gillingham, which is why it survives. The Oak is a bit of a celebrity among trees with visitors from all over UK and Europe. Between here and the church is a small Oak grown from an acorn of this tree. Judge Wyndham, 1602-1684, was a Judge to Charles I, Charles II and Oliver Cromwell. He was one of the Fire Judges who presided over the courts after the Great Fire of London. His home was in Silton and the story goes he liked to sit under this tree. He died in Norwich while working as a Circuit Judge and his body was brought home to Silton where he is buried with a grand monument which dominates the church.