Listed in Kelly's Directory 1885 "White John, Hume Arms inn, & farmer" and in 1913 "Coulson Samuel - Hume Arms inn"

White's Directory 1856 states that South Kyme was "all the property and manor of Earl Brownlow, whose grandfather, the late Earl, obtained it by marrying the daughter and heiress of Sir Abraham Hume".

DB 6 February 2022

Mid C14 fortified tower house built for Sir Gilbert de Umfraville. The attached house was demolished between 1720 and 1725.

DB 18 September 2011

South Kyme church lies in an adjacent field to the fourteenth-century tower built by Sir Gilbert de Umfraville.

The church is a fragment of an Augustinian priory founded in the twelfth-century, though heavily restored by Hodgson Fowler in 1890.

A Norman doorway survives in the porch and Anglo-Saxon remains can be found in the north wall at the east end.

Locked but keyholders are listed.

Mark Acton, 2014

A much altered fragment of the Augustinian Priory which once stood on this site. 

DB 18th September 2011

The approach to the church from the south-east.

Jews' Court collection, 1978

The Cust family memorial.

T R Leach Collection, undated