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Archaeologia Cantiana
- Vol. 126 2006 page
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The Tanners
of Wrotham Manor 1400-1600. By Jayne
Semple

Fig. 7 Hamptons in West Peckham parish.
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great house built by John Stanley, which was sited north of the
junction of Park Road and Hamptons road.39 This has
disappeared. A new Hamptons was built in the nineteenth
century, higher up the hill.40
Not only did Hampton give his name to this piece of
West Peckham but he may be the originator of the name attached to
a piece of foreshore near Herne Bay. His will provided for masses
to be said for his soul in the church of Herne in Kent.41
Whether he had family connections with Herne is unknown but he
must have been familiar with the place. One mile west of Herne
church is a beach called Hampton with a pier bearing the same
name.42 On this beach, from the sixteenth century,
there were
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