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Archreologia Cantiana
BErNGTHE
TO VOLUMES LXXXIX and XCI to CIX
Honorary Editor: A.P. DETSICAS, B.A., M.A., D.Litt., ES.A.
Produced for the Society by
Alan Sutton Publishing Limited, Stroud
1995
This General Index has been compiled by Susan Vaughan.
This Index covers volumes 89 and 91-109 inclusive (1974-1991) of Archaeologia Cantiana, volume 90 being the preceding General Index. It includes all significant persons, places and subjects with the exception of the subjects of books reviewed.
Volume numbers are shown in bold type; for instance Illustrations are indicated by italic type, or by (illus.) placed before the volume number when illustrations occur throughout the text; for example, Sandwich, history of & buildings survey (illu s.), 106, 100, 189-216. The letter n after a page number indicates that the reference will be found in a footnote and where a page has no number (pull-outs and some plates), it is referred to as either f - facing or ff - following.
Alphabetisation is word by word. When people and places share the same name the entries for people are placed first. Women are indexed by their maiden name, where known, with cross references from any married names. In order to aid identification of individuals, people have been given a date, where possible. C18-19 indicates a life spanning both centuries, C18/19 on the other hand, indicates one or the other or both centuries as the exact dates are not known.
All places within historic Kent are included and are arranged by civil parish. Places that fall within Greater London are to be found listed under their London Borough; for instance Orpington is cross referenced to and will be found under Bromley (London Borough). Places outside Kent that play a significant part in the text are included followed by their post 1974 county. Place names with two elements (e.g. East Peckham, Upper Hardres) will be found indexed under their full place-name.
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A2
Barham crossroads, watching brief, 103, 218, 2/9, 220
Bridge bypass, archaeological work (il/us. ),133-83
AFolkestone-Dover, evaluation, 20, 109, 284-5
Abba (C9), 112
abbeys/monastic houses (see also chantries; chapter houses; colleges; hospitals; Knights Hospitaller)
control of C9, 104, 91-4, I12-14
estates,distribution of at dissolution, 54-97, 60, 65-6, 68-9
hop-drying,adapted to, I07
sign language, Anglo-Saxon, 1-27 by place
Adisham, 53
Aylesford,103, 250, 252
Battle (E. Sussex)
estates, 92, 152; 97, 55; 107, 32, 253;
37n
Kemp family,102, 209, 215
Bilsington,152n; 92, 107, 253
Boxley
correction to item in Vol. 88, 97, 3I2
estates,96, 19, 21, 24; 97, 56; 101, 26,
27n,35-6, 107, 253
gateways,I72
monksCI6, 93, 65
sketchplan, 94, 257, 258, 259; 278-95, 9; 312
Canterbury
Blackfriars
bricks, 173
gate, excavations, 283-101, 4; 104, 311, 312
Hatch bequest,118-19
refectory,building survey, 252-3
Christ Church (see also Canterbury College under Oxford)
Almonry chapel, excavations, 95, 273, 274, 275; 398-9
Bell Harry Tower
brick,use of,173
built CI5, 100, 176
structural evidence, I92, 29, /JO, 131-3, 134-5, 136
bell tower CI2, 89, 46
bestiary Cl 3, 95, 3-4
buildings & topography (ii/us.), 171-100, 8, fl78
builds The Sun Inn,224n
cemeteries, 94, 278; 95, 278; 278 chantries,96, 94, 19n; 109, 11, 27, 207n clocks Cl3 & Cl 5, 98, 25n
Codex Aureus, 97, 15, 18-20, 22
Conduit House,excavations, 293
Corona floors, drawings of, 397 crypt,excavations, 96, 95, 276, 277, 278 dissolution of, 100, 178
Domus Hospitum, building survey, 104, 326, /326-7, 327
drains, excavations, 98, 233; 101, 277, 293
estates and possessions
C8-9, 99, 222; 91-104, 2, 98, 105, 109, 111, 113
deerparks,99, 115, 118
at Norman conquest, 107, 32, 34, 43
wage labour CJ4, 92, 204-23
by place
Adisham, 94, 114; 107, 32; 109, 111, 115 [pg1]Appledore,97, 1-2; 46
Bekesbourne,89, 172; 30-96, 1, 34 in Canterbury,89, 169; 98, 218; 99, 255; 202-104, 3, 208; 165-106, 6; 222
Chartham, 169-89, 72, 175; 30-96, 1; 77n, 98, 78, 85; 218-101, 21, 222n,223-7, 233, 236
Eastry,169-89, 70; 32
Ebony,96, 415; 157-8
Godmersham, 77n,98, 78; 106, 45, 48-54, 56
Hollingbourne, I 53-4
Monkton, 89, 169; 12-95, 14; 32
Newenden, 72
Peckham,255-7
Romney Marsh,107, 30, 46-7, 253
Sandwich,25-93, 31; 99, 243; 100, 192, 196, 198; 43
Wingham, 93, 61, 63; 107, 32, 34
Great Darter, building survey, 108, 258, 260
Kent Custumal, 95, 65, 74-6; 8-96, 9, 12
Lanfranc's Tower,160n ledger slabs (ii/us.), 1 102, 9, 5-28
Norman Staircase,excavations, 217
North Hall (Almonry)
building survey, 270
excavations,93, 217; 399
precincts survey, 255-6
pulpitum, portrait carvings c.1400, 97, 185, 186-7, 188-94
restoration of,305-17
and Rochester priory, 91, 48, 49n 57
St. Gabriel's chapel, excavations, 95, 278; 396-7
sign language Cl1, 107, l-27
swordpoint altar,watching brief, 223
tax assessment 1412, 219
Trinity chapel,drawings of, 397 wall-paintings
romanesque,185-95
St. Eustace (illus.), 115-30 waterworks
C12, 100, 173; 104, 207; 106, 139; 107, 318, 320
excavations, 103, 204; 304-5
water tower, 311
Wulfred at, 90-104, 1, 98, 111 yard,excavations,95, 266-7
Greyfriars
estates, 136
excavations, 107, 291, 292, 293; 108, 207, 208-9, 211-12
walls,recorded, 276
St. Augustine's
abbot, heads commission of array, 187
abbots C8-9, 104, 88, 92, 99, 111
Abbot's Guest-Hall
roof,303
survey, 397
Almonry Gate
watching brief, j102, 235, 239
bell tower
detached, 46
detached, excavations, I, 2-109, 3, 4
buildings & topography (illus.), 171-100, 2, 179-85
Canterbury Bible,9 7, 24; 172n
cemetery gate, excavations, j102, 235, 238-9
Conduit House, excavations, 106, 137, 138, 139-41, 1 94
deerparks,I I7-18
demolition 1552-account of, 3, 99, 25-46
estates and possessions
Anglo-Saxon, 5-99, 6, 11-12; 104, 96, 99; 143
at Norman conquest, 107, 32, 34 post-dissolution, 91, 115; 97, 55, 65; 198
by place
Brookland,89, 45, 47
Elmstone,34
Longport,203
Minster, 12-95, 16; 104, 96; [pg34]Preston, 107, 105, 183; 34
Romney Marsh, 107, 253, 256, 260
Stodmarsh, 107, 30; 37n
Stonar, 27
Stone-in-Oxney, 121
Sturry, 89, 169; 251
Thanet,16
Wealden, 55
Ethelbert Tower,160n
excavations (see also outer court; recovery & excavation)
2
1975, 228-9
1977, 204-5
kitchen,40n,41
outer court, excavations
I 983-interim report,4, 101, 294-6 1983-4 (illu s.), 103, 79-117
I 988, I 35-6
1990, 277
recovery & excavation 1844-1947
(illu s.), 325-44
and Rochester priory,48
siting of, 20 I
sun-dial & clock, 98, 19, 20, 2 1-6
tax assessment 1412, 219
Vespasian Psalter,97, 15, 19
Vitae Mildrethae, 15-91, 16; 101, 2, 20
water supply (see also Conduit House), watching brief, 305-6
St. Gregory's
Cartulary, 120
estates,14n
evaluation, 106, 170, 171, 1 72-3
excavations, 96, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301-4; 173-106, 5, 197; 107, 309, 310, 311-14; 195-108, 6, 197, 198, 199, 200-1
Gotha text,101, 4, 20
history of (i/lus.), 314-27
priorC16, 91, 59
St.Sepulchre's,179n
architectural fragments/stone, 96, 397; 45
andSt. Edmund's church,144
Sts. Peter & Paul see Canterbury,St. Augustine's
Challock, 52
Chertsey (Surrey),11
Combwell,97, 60; 79
Cookham (Berks.),104, 91, 109
Dartford,100, 219; 173
Davington, plan & description (illus.), 205-12
Dereham (Cambs.),91, 17; 101, 17, 22
Dover
St. Martin's
estates and possessions, 93, 198; 96, 415; 100, 158, 161; 106, 83, 86, 89; 31-107, 2, 50
priorCl5, 93, 199
and Wulfred,98
St. Radigund's see under Hougham Without
Dunes (Belgium),23-39
Eastry, 101, 15, 22; 104, 97, I I 3
Ely (Cambs.), 91, 23; 101, 10, 17, 22;
Faversham
abbots
Cl5, 93, 199
Cl6, 102, 115
estates, 68
Hatch bequestCl6, 102, 115, 117, 119, 127-8
Folkestone
priory,195-200
records, 347
Guisnes (Belgium), 171
Haliwell,12n
Hanbury (Staffs.),20
Higham
stonework, 104, 347, 348-9, 350
and Thames ferry,123
tiles,94, 89, 92
Hoo, 93
Horton, 97, 248, 250
Hougham Without (St. Radigund 's;
Bradsole),93, 197, 199; 96, 301;
323
Langdon,89, 105; 55
Langley, 61n; 97, 105, 183
Leeds
Ashford church,advowson of, 65
dissolution of,89, 36, 39
excavations
interim reports, 215-89, 6; 199-91, 200; 247
Part I church (illu s.), 33-45
Part II,claustral buildings (i/lus.), 75-98
sculpture,97, 306, 307
and William deShoreham, 153
London,City of,St. Mary of Graces,
I 10-11, 107, 203-4
Lyminge
estates, 30
and Kentish Royal Saints, 1-101, 5, 16, 20, 22
and Mercian rule, 92-104, 3, 96-7,
records,347 [pg3]relics moved Cll, 101, 107, 315-16; 200
Maidstone,97, 66; 268
Minster (in Thanet)
estates, 30
Kentish Royal Saints, 15-91, 27; 95, 8, 12-17; I, 4-101, 10, 14-16, 19-20, 22
and Mercian rule, 92-104, 3, 96-7
Mottenden,60
Much Wenlock (Salop), 91, 18; 101, 20;
New Romney,261
Pontigny (France),260-1
Ramsey (Essex),!Sn; 91, 101, I, 20
Reculver, 14-95, 15; Sn, 99, 7, 11-12;
and Mercian rule,104, 94, 97-8, 112
Robertsbridge (E. Sussex), 35-101, 6;
253
Rochester,St. Andrew's
Bromley charters,179-85
buildings & topography, 171-100, 2, 185-6, JJ86, 187-8
and city defences, 5-103, 13, 15-18, 21-6
dissolution of,89, 206; 55-97, 6, 59 estates (see also Bromley charters),92, 151; 55-97, 6, 312; 5-99, 6, 10-12, 14; 103, 7, 23n
excavations, 265-6
history of,47-60
Prior's House,188
Sheppey,97, 60; I,10-101, 12, 14, 21-2 Southminster
and Kentish Royal Saints, 101, 1, 14-15, 17, 22
Mercian rule,92-104, 3, 97-9, 112
Swingfield, 10
Temple Ewell,excavations,290-1
Ter Doest (Belgium),101, 34, 37-8
Tonbridge,calendar, 71-102, 4, 76-7
Wakering (Essex), !Sn; 91, 101, I,6-9, 19-20
West Malling
abbess Cl 4, 92, 55
estates,95, 67, 74; 97, 59; 13n
Gundulfian masonry,159n
Life ofGundulf, translated,48n papal bull,91, 107, 409
Winchcombe (Glos.),97
Winchelsea (E. Sussex), 119
Abbot (Abbott)
George, Archbishop (C17), 141
James (Cl8),236
John (C18),235
Abels, Richard, "The Devolution of Bookland in 9th Century Kent: A Note on BCS 538 (S319}",219-23
Abercromby,- (C19), 176
Abergavenny
Earl -(Cl 9), 100, 388, 396
Lords see under Neville
Abernon
Ingelram of (Cl2),126
Roger of (Cl I),126
Abree
James (fl.1721),237
James (d.1768),216
Acheson, R.J., "Sion's Saint: John Turner of Sutton Valence",183-97
Acheulian handaxes see handaxes, Acheulian
Achilles, 97, 80, 92-3
Acock,shipping agents, records, 340 Acol
archaeological sites,104, 338; 276
parish boundary,11n
Acrise
Papillon family, 108, 4; 76
vicar 1699-1706, 169n
Active, 200
Adam
Cll,held Pimp,124
C12/son of Rogier,seal of, 13, 103, 254
Cmonk of St. Augustine's,13, 100, 181n
Sir Nicholas (Cl4),222
Robert & brother (C18-19), 103-92, 4;
188
Adams
Widow - (C17),73
- (C19), 103
Ann (C17),73
Ann (C17 wife of Frances),73
Edmund (C17),78
Frances (C17), 73
John (C19),111-12
Robert (C16), 89, 150; 96, 348; 84-6
Robert (C17),73
Thomas (C18), 227
Thomas (d.1807),203-4
Private William see Catlow
Addington [pg4]Addington Place, Stratford family, 21n
Black Death at,14
church, recorded by Griffiths 1855, 120n
coin,Celtic,294 manor,95, 104, 21n megalithic tombs
Addington,97, 222, 224, 231 Chestnuts,97, 222, 224, 227, 231
Addison
Ann see Smith
Friend snr. (d.1821), 104, 11, 21-2
Friend jnr. (d.1826), 104, 11, 19n, 20n, 21-2
Mary(Cl8),m. George Wray, 11
Dr. William Henry (Cl9),20n
Addyman, P. & Morris, R., The Archaeological Study of Churches, reviewed,263-4
Adesham see Adisham
Adisham,William of(Cl I),38n Adisham(Adesham)
Bossington
Bossington House, medieval cemetery, 101, 277, 289, 291-2
estate map,381n
charter,61
church (see also clergy; living of) architectural notes, 109, 111, 112, 113-16
clergy (see also living of)
Cl4, 109, 116n
Cl7-18, 109, 116
Cl9, 105, 38
living of(with Staple),Cl 9, 96, 64n
manor
Court Lodge, 109, 111, 115
manor house, 292
trackway & boundaries, 111n, 94, 112, 114, 116, 120-2, 125
Nicholls family,184n non-conformity,99, 99, 184n priory,92, 53
Stourmouth-Adisham water-main trench, excavations (illus.), 91-124
Adley,John(Cl9),11
Aduluald/Audubald, King (C7),6
Adye family,pedigree,255 adzes (see also axes)
mesolithic,Selling,91, 172, 1 73, 175
neolithic/bronze age
Aylesford, 207-93, 8, 209
Barham, 135
Marden,94, 265, 266
Aebbe,Abbess(C7), 8
Aegelric (C11),48
Aelfheah (C!O),185
Aelfric (CID),93, 181, 185
Aelfric (Lives of Saints) 16
Aelfstan
Abbot(Cl I), 13-15
Bishop of Rochester(d.995), 182-5
Aelfthryth (CIO), 180-93, 1, 183-4
Aelfwerd(C!O), 185
Aelthryth, Queen(C9), 104, 94, 96
Aesc(C5), I,3
Aeslingham see under Frindsbury Extra
Aethelbald, of Mercia (CB), 95, 257; 101, 17; 93
Aethelberht(Aethelbert; Ethelbert)
King of East Anglia(d.794),I99
King of Kent I(d.616)
and Canterbury, St. Martin's, 20 I, 204--5
carving of,97, 185, 188
genealogy, 91, 17, 19; 2-99, 6, 13, 15-17; 101, 2, 4, 18, 22
gold coinage under, 84
officials under, IO 1
founds Rochester,St. Andrew's,47
royal missions, I I5
King of Kent II (d.747/8), 99, 2, 3n, 9-11, 13-17
King of Kent II (III) (d.762), I0-99, 11, 12n,13; 16n,101, 22; 88
King of Kent & Wessex(d.866),coin of,
294--101, 5; 103, 85, 104, 113
St.(C7),15n-91, 16, 18-20; 95, 8; 99, 2,
6-7, 101, 5-9, 12, 14, l 8-19, 22
Aethelburga see Aethelburh
Aethelburh(Aethelburga; Eadburg; Tate)
Abbess (C7 daughter of Anna),91, 21, 23n
St. (d.647)
gene^og^91, 17, 19
and Lyminge abbey, 2-101, 5, 22 relics,107, 315; 200
Aethelgar, Bishop of Selsey (CJOJ, [pg183]Aethelhard, Archbishop (CB-9), 93, 104, 88-9, 92, 109
Aethelmaer(ClO),93, 182, 185
Aethelnoth(Ethelnoth) [pg5]Cmoneyer,8, 104, 199
Creeve of Eastry,9, 104, 105, 110-11
Cll,Archbishop,45
Cthegn of Canterbury, 11, 107, 37n
Aethelred (Ethelred)
King (fl.867),205
King (Unready d.1016), 93, 180. 182;
94, 114; 106
King of East Anglia (C8), 17n
King of Mercia (C7), 99, 8, 14; 101, 8, 11, 13-14, l8
St. (d.665), 15n-91, 16, 18-20; 95, 8;
Aethelsige (Edelisi, CI 0),182-93, 3, 185
Aethelstan (ClO), 93, 181, 185 Aethelthryth
Abbess (C7-8),14-101, 15, 22
St. see Audrey
Aethelwald, King of Kent (C7), 99, 2, 6, 7n,14
Aethelweard
CJ0, translator, 3n
CJ0, witness to Bromley charter,185 Aethelwine (d.992),93, 93, 182-3, 185 Aethelwold,St., 107, 4
Aethelwulf, King of the West Saxons (d.858)
charters of, 219-99, 23; 157
coin of,105, 73, 108-9
Aethered,Archbishop (C9),219n
Aethilheard,Archbishop (d.805),coins of, 387
Ager, B.M.
"An Anglo-Saxon Cruciform Brooch from Lyminge" (illus.), 59-65
"Late Roman Belt-Fittings from Canterbury" (illus.), I 25-31
and Dawson,D.W., "A Saxon Cemetery Site at Shelford Farm, Canterbury" (illus.), 107-15
Aglionby,- (Cl8),238
agriculture (see also ard marks; bones, animal; chalk; coppice; field systems; fruit farming; hop farming; oasts; pastoral farming; pasture; ridge and furrow; swine farming; swing riots; tithe survey; wage labour; woodland), impact on landscape, 1-31
ague see malaria
Aguillon
family,arms of, 8-10
Margaret D' (Cl3), m. Jordan de Sackville, 8
Sir Robert D' (Cl3), 8
Airson,John (d.1755),24
Aisher,- (C19), 22
aisled buildings (see also barns)
cited, 179-80
by place
Aylesham,Ratling Court (illus.), 53-64
Barham, The Old House (illus.), 225-37
Bexley, Joyden's Wood, 92, 177, 179-80; 289-90
Canterbury
Archbishop's Palace, 98, 230, 231, 232-3; 100, 173, 175
Cogan House,92, 131; 265-6
Chiddingstone,Skinners House, 91, 179, 180-1, 182
Darenth,Romano-British villa,159
Eastry,Fairfield,227
Wingham,High Street, 93, 76, ff80
Akerman,J.Y. (Cl9),144-100, 5, 148
Alabaster Passmore (Maidstone), records, 253
Alan
Clthe Alderman,2, 106, 157
Cl son of Henry,seal of, 3, 101, 378
Alard
ClGervase,son of, 4, 96, 20-2
family, 25
Agnes see Cobham
Albemarle,Duke of (C17),154-5
Alberius,painter (Cl2),191
Albis,Thomas,heirs of (Cl3), 224
Alckyn
John & wife (Cl 7), 94, 69, 72
Ruth (C17),69
Susan (C17),69
Thomas & wife (Cl7),94, 69, 72
Alcock,Robert (Cl6),185
Alcocks,John (Cl6), 129n
Alcuin (d.804),16
Aidborough,Earl of (d.1803),21n
Alder, Mary (Cl 7), m. Henry Gipps, 72
Alderson,Ralph (C20),312
Aldgate,John (Cl7),75
Aldhun (CS),110
Aldington (see also under Thurnham) clergy
Cl5, 102, 211
Cl6, 93, 90; 28 [pg6]coin hoard, post-medieval, 106, 91, 202
deeds, 255
estates
Deedes family, 238
Oswulf,112
hoard see coin hoard
manor
charter 1180, 18
land measurement, 36-7
lord of,111
marshland, 37-107, 8, 261
value of, 61
parish records, 3 I9
pottery, Romano-British - medieval, 202
seal matrix, medieval, 277-8
Aldon
family,arms, 132
Thomas de (Cl4), 108
Aldret (Cl!), 124
Aldridge,Stephen (Cl8), 224
Aleric, son of Richard, seal of, 363
Alert, 94, 204, ff230
Alexander
- (C19-20 wife of Sidney), 445-6
Sir Sidney (C19-20), 442-100, 3, 448, 450n
Aleyn
John (Cl4), 149
Thomas (C14), 149
Alfhere (ClO), 185
Alfred, King (C9)
and cinque ports, 192n
Alfwold (CIO), 185
Alice, daughter of Henry (Cl3), seal of, 378
Alken, Henry (Cl9), 193n
Alkham
Chilton Farm, 184
church, methodist, records, 342-101, 3;
Allan,John (C19), 205-7
Allarde
Goldsmith, 230
Anne (Cl6), 227
Elizabeth (C16), 227
Francis (C16), 99, 227, 230
Henry (Cl6), 99, 227, 229
Joan (Cl6), 99, 226, 227
John (Cl6), 99, 227, 230
Mary (Cl6), 227
Phoebe (C16), 227
Richard I (C16), 99, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229-30
Richard II (Cl6), 99, 227, 229
Richard III (Cl6), 229
Susanna (Cl6), 227
Thomasin (Cl6), 99, 226, 227, 230
Allardyce, Fiona M., "The Painting of the Legend of St. Eustace in Canterbury" (illus.), 1 15-30
Allen (Allinn; see also Aleyn) family, 371-2
Miss - (Cl9),375
Elizabeth (Cl8- 19), m. Mordecai Andrus, 371-100, 2, 374-5, 377
Henry (Cl7), 77
John (d.1820), 72
P.R., "Cranbrook: The Classics Controversy", 199-207
Robert (d.1822),100, 372, 379
Sarah (C17), 71
T. (see also Cross, R. & Allen T.), on excavations at The Old Palace, Bekesbourne (illus. ), 23 1-3
Thomas, 17
Allen Court Farm (parish unknown), swing riots, 102
Allhallows
Allhallows Place House, Pympe family, 258-9
handaxes, Acheulian, 94, 260; 101, 41;
50
parish registers, 335
Slough Point fort, 89, 163, 166
Allington see under Hollingbourne; Maidstone
Allinn see Allen
Almond, James (Cl7), 66n,74 almshouses (see also hospitals; poor houses; workhouses)
Bexley, 98, 51, 53
Canterbury, 305-6
Chilham, 139
East Grinstead, 6
Godmersham, 59
Gravesend, Pinnock's, 2
Hackington, 91, 6; 108, 173, 178 [pg7]Harrietsham,100, 155
Hawkhurst,Highgate,29n
Maidstone,332
Otford, 279
Sevenoaks,102, 72; 105, 280; 87
Alnod Cild (Cl!),37n
Alnoitone see Elnothington under
Hollingbourne
Aloesbridge hundred,107, 36, 50
Alphege, St. (d.1011), Archbishop, 100, 305, 314; 13
Alrebot (Cl I),264
Alsted see under Merstham altars,Romano-British
Cliffe,376-7
Stone-in-Oxney, 109, 124, 136
Alured (Cl!),256
Aluric (fl.1200),47
Alwyn (Alyewyn; Ayllewyn)
Andrew (Cl5),22-96, 3, 24n
James (C15),108-9
Alyewyn see Alwyn
amber objects,beads
Anglo-Saxon
Monkton,101, 89, 93, 97, 110-11
Sarre,109, 147, 154
iron age,Worth,290
Ambrose
Clthe Smith,5, 92, 132
John (C16),102, 112, 127n
Amcotts
Sir Henry (Cl6),114n,120-4
Joan see Farrard
Matthew (C16),126
Vincent (Cl6),126
American War of Independence, shipbuilding,198-94, 200, 202
Arnet,Samuel (C18),223
amethyst objects, beads
Anglo-Saxon,141
Eastry,248
Finglesham,37
Monkton,89, 59; 101, 97, 98, 111
Sarre,105, 293, 2 95
Amherst
family,arms of,17
- 1st Earl (C19),100, 132, 134, 140
- 2nd Earl,Lord Holmesdale (C19),144-100, 6; 8
- Earl (fl.1934),129
Charles (d. 1664),16
Dorothy (see also Cradock)
Dorothy (C17),m. Jeffrey Amherst, 102, 12, 16
Elizabeth (Cl 7), m. Sir Henry Selby, 102, 12, 16
Isabella (Cl7), 16
Jeffrey (d.1713), 16
Sir Jeffrey (C18),99, 271; 327
Admiral John (Cl8),327
John (C18),353
Richard (d.1632),11
Richard (d.1664),11-102, 13, 16
Richard (d.1664 son of Richard), 102, 12, 16
William (Cl7),102, 12, 16
William,Lt. General (Cl8),327
Amicable Grant 1525, 93, 127, 132
Amies family (C19-20),204
Amminius,coins of,353
Amos
- (C20),100, 441, 444
Alice (C19),7
Will (fl.1813),77
amphitheatre, Richborough, drawing by Stukeley,256
ampullae see pilgrim flasks
amulets, Romano-British (see also mounts), Boughton Aluph, 96, 394, 395, 396
Anabaptists,187
Canterbury,253
Ramsgate,198n
Shoreham Deanery,67-8
anchor,iron age,Cliffe,288-9
Ancient Indictments in King's Bench, as an historical source,136-8
Anderson
E. (d.1916),100, 453, 454
on coins from
Canterbury, St. Martin's Hill, 183
Canterbury,Riding Gate,152
on evaluation at, Canterbury, Christ
Church College, 277
on excavations at
Canterbury
High Street,203-4
Military Road,204
Pound Lane (illus.), 151-3
St. Augustine's (illus.),238-9
St. John's Place,202-3 [pg8]Station Road East (illus.), 103, 107, 295-9
Westgate pavement, 151
Crundale Limeworks (illus.), 102, 236, 242-3
Wingham, coin hoard site, 295-7
and Archibald, M., on coins from Canterbury, St. George's Street, 107-10
and Bennett, P., on excavations at, Canterbury, North Lane: The Riverside Wall,217-18
and Blockley, P., on excavations at, Canterbury, Christ Church College (illus.), 303-4
James(C\9),132
Joseph(C\9), 95, 238, 240; 96, 368; 132-3
Richard(C19),95, 238, 240; 368
T. (see also Bennett, Paul & Anderson, T.; Ward, Alan & Anderson,T.), on excavations at Canterbury,St. Gregory's priory cemetery, 309
Andoco,coin of,241
Andrewes (see also Andrews)
George(d.1677),60
Katharine(d.1677),60
Andrews (see also Andrews, Drury & Herbert; Andrewes)
-(fl.1808 of Dover),143
Mrs -(fl.1916 of Faversham), 446
Ann(C18),m. Henry Gipps,72
Gillian, "Excerpt from the Survey of Kentish Estates,1571",90-1
Henry (C\9), 12
Sam & wife(C17),68
Andrews, Drury & Herbert (carto- graphers),97, 246; 101, 69, 71
Andrus
Anne (b.1796), m. Thomas Muggeridge, 100, 371, 374, 376-7
Camilla (b.1800), m. Charles Gustavus Whitaker,100, 371, 374, 377
Elizabeth see Allen
F.S., "Extracts from the Miscellany and Farm Accounts of Francis Andrus of Scadbury in the Parish of Southfleet",371-83
Francis(b.1798),371-83
Capt. Francis Bain (1869-1952), 373
Maria(b.1808),371-100, 2, 375-6
Mary (b.1795), m. William Bensted, 100, 371, 373, 377
Mordecai(d.1838),100, 371, 374, 377
Capt. Thomas Alchin (1832-1919), 372
Brig. General Thomas Alchin (1872-1959),373
William (b.1802), 371-100, 2, 374-5, 377-9
Angle,Guichard d'(d.1380),183
Anglicanism, religious census 185 I, 399-423
Anglo-Finnish Granite Co., records, 331
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, and Kentish kingship,99, 1, 3, 9-11, 13n,17
Anna, King of East Anglia (C7), 91, 21, 23; 101, 12, 17-18, 22
Anna Petronella, 219-20
Anne
Queen(of Cleves d.1557), 113
St., 203n
Annison,R.W.(Cl 9),55n
Anselm, St.,Archbishop(d.1109)
and
Christ Church, Canterbury, 100, 173, 306
Lanfranc, 206
Ratling(Aylesham),53
Rochester priory,91, 50, 55-6; 125
chapel of, 191
writing, 24
Ansfrid Mas (Masculus C11 ), 98, 78, 83, 87; 220n
Anslow,James(Cl7),67 antler see bone & antler objects
Antony, John (alias Johnson C16), 115-102, 17, 121
anvil,iron age,Bigberry,302
ApAdam, Richard(C12-13), seal of, 344
Apollo, Romano-British figurine of, 385-6
apothecaries, 89, 12; 114n; 102, 105, 228; 57
at Kent & Canterbury hospital, 105, 3, 33
Applebee,John(C18),28-102, 9, 35
Appledore (Apuldre), Henry de (Cl3), 107
Appledore [pg9]Boon Farm,6
castle, 86
church (see also clergy)
Philip Chute,burial,290-2
Crosswell arms, 4
north chapel (illus.), 83-105
tiles, medieval (see also north chapel), 89
clergy,93, 89, 197, 198n; 100, 158, 161, 165
Court Lodge Farm, l-97, 3, 6
Cowlease,2-3
Danish fleet at,158
Dowels,97, 6; 45
drainage (see also sea defences), 99n,102, 100, 103-6
Griffin Farm,6
Gusborne,Woolball family,9 4
Hornes Place
chapel,bricks,171
Chute family,290-95, 2; 5-6
estate,5-6
land ownership 1500-1900, 1-6
Little Chapel Hook,3 manor,97, 97, 1-6; 107, 38, 46 map 1628, 109, 77 mill,97, 3
Park Farm,97, 4, 6
Pykes,3
Redhill Farm,6
sea defences (see also drainage), 51-4
seal matrix,medieval, 97, 300, 301
Shirley (Sherlee) Moor, 2-97, 4; 109-10
Appleton
W. (d.1916),451
William of (Cl3),31n
Appletrefeld,Henry de (fl.1290), 107
Appleyard,Margaret (C14-15),m.1 Roger de We!isham, m.2 Robert de Berney,134
apprentices (see also apprenticeships) apothecaries, surgeons & barbers, 70-8
at Canterbury, 89, 194; 109, 195, 200, 215-16
at Maidstone, battle of, 97, 211, 215, 219-20
shipbuilding
Chatham,87-97, 91, 94
apprenticeships, in London, 89, 4; 147-50
Aprice,Hugh (Cl6),59
Apsley
family,of Ashford,68
Roger (Cl6),42
Apuldre see Appledore
Arachne, 94, 213, 229
Archer
E.J. & Sons (Ramsgate), records, 271
S.M., on coins from St. Mary Cray, 206-7
William Henry & Son (C20),102, 34, 35
Archibald, M.M. (see also Anderson, I. & Archibald,M.),
"An Alfred Penny from Rochester", 55-9
on coins from
Fordwich,199-200
Rochester,27-8
and Connolly, P.A., "The Meopham Hoard of Fourteenth-Century Gold Coins" (illus.), 47-53
architects,as historical sources,87-8 architectural fragments (see also
architectural ornament;
carvings; columns & capitals; marble veneers)
Romano-British
Canterbury, 100, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70-1, 80
Castle Street, 92, 239; 275
Richborough, 71-100, 4, 75, 76-7, 78, 79
Springhead,votive column,223-9 medieval
Canterbury
Almonry Gate, 239
Archbishop's Palace,98, 230, 232
castle,240
Christ Church,95, 1, 2, 3-6, !6
Lanfranc's Palace,234
Poor Priests' hospital,98, 218, 220
Chartham see Canterbury, Christ Church; Horton
Ebony,415
Gravesend,107, 198, 199
Higham, priory, 104, 347, 348-9, 350
Leeds, priory, 93, 35, 36, 37-8, 39, 40-5, ff 45; 77-94, 8, 79-80, 81, 82-6, fj98 [pg10]Ospringe, hospital, 95, 92, 99-101, 107-8, 109-10, Ill, 112, 113, ff184
Otford,palace, 203
Rochester
Prior's Gate House,95, 26, 29, 30
undercroft, 218
Sandwich, 156
Wye,undercroft, 340
post-medieval
Bifrons House,332
Gravesend, blockhouse,161-2
undated, Canterbury,St. George's Street, 148
architectural history, Sevenoaks (see also Sevenoaks District Architectural History reports), 255-6
architectural ornament (see also architectural fragments) Romano-British (illus. ), 65-80
architecture, Dutch in East Kent, 214-15
ard marks,bronze age,Folkestone, 8
ard share,iron age, Bigberry, 279
Arden (Ardern; Arderne)
Robert de (C14),153
Thomas, Mayor (Cl6), 101, 182; 117
Thomas & wife (Cl6),68
Arden of Faversham, 68
Ardern see Arden
Arderne see Arden
Ardleigh (Essex), Romano-British watermill,100, 111, J l 2, 128
area railings see street railings
Argoll, Goodwife (C17), 41
Argus,217-94, 18, 220-5, 229, f231
Ark Royal, 107, 163, 165
Arlington,Lord - (Cl7),155
armaments
industry,sources for, 83
displayed at New Tavern Fort, 91, 209; 250
at Thames defences, 145-89, 9, 152-68, 221; 96, 344, 346-7, 357-8
Armestead,Robert (Cl 7), 154
Arminians, 188
Armstrong, Benjamin (C18/19), 146
Arnold
C.J.
"Excavations at Eastry", 368
"Excavations at Eastry Court Farm, Eastry" (illus.), 121-35
George Matthews (Cl9-20), and
Dode church, 201
Gravesend
chapel of St. John, I, 93, 3, 9, 23
St. George's church,bells, 33-4
Irene (C20),I
Robert Coles (C19), 3-5
Stephen (Cl7), 256
Arnost, Bishop of Rochester (Cl 1/12), 91, 48, 57; 206
arrow piles see arrowheads
arrowheads (see also ballista bolts; crossbow bolts)
flint
barbed & tanged
Addington,231
Ash-cum-Ridley,218
Bexleyheath,251
East Peckham, 364
Knockholt,281
Maidstone, 256
Manston, Lord of the Manor, 255
Otford, 233n
Staplehurst, 272
Worth, 383
leaf-shaped
Chilham, 203
Kingswood,395
Lower Halstow,228
Offham, 365
Otford, Greenhill,96, 331, 332
Selling,176
petit tranche!
Addington, 231
Margate, Northdown, 104, 260, 264, 267 iron
Romano-British, Minster (in Thanet), 102, 55, 59-60
medieval, Canterbury, 104, 148, 189, 192; 105, 128, 130
late medieval/post-medieval, 95, 135, 137
art, Anglo-Saxon, zoomorphic designs discussed,I0-25
Arthur (Authur)
King of England,arms of,210
ClFriar, 6, 101, 172
Sir Lewis (Cl8), 237 [pg11]Paul, "Cremation Burials at Burntwick
Island",185
artillery defences see blockhouses;Martello
Towers;Thames defences
Arundel (Arundel!;s ee also Fitzalan)
family,arms of, 8
Archbishop (d.1414)
arms of,132-103, 3, 138-9; 384
and Bexley manor,261
and Godmersham church,53
at Lollardy trial, 102, 211; 132-103, 3, [pg135]officials of, 92, 152; 103, 135, 138
at Otford,blesses bells, 273
tomb, 10-12
Earls of, 8
Richard (Cl4), 190-1
Sir William (Cl4-15), 103, 9; 10
Arundel! see Arundel
Ascelin, Bishop of Rochester (Cl2),
Asgerbi,Hugh de (Cl4), 12
Ash
Barrow family (Cl 7), 72
buyers of building materials from St.
Augustine's,Canterbury,99, 29, 33 church (see also under Westmarsh), spire,108, 277
Fleet,manor, 34
Guilton
Anglo-Saxon brooch, 80n-ln, 83-89, 4; 100, 139, 142
Mill,watching brief,104, 321, 322
Hasted on,299
manor, 61
moated sites
Brooke House, 308
Chequer Court, 220
Moat Farm, 220
non-conformity,192n
Omer family, 210
Quilter family,210
Richborough
amphitheatre, drawing of by Stukeley,
256
Arch, 72-100, 4, 80
architectural ornament, 100, 66, 71-4,
castle,drawing of by Buckler,256 ingots, silver, Romano-British, 94, 97, 203, 205-6
mirror,Romano-British,357 settlement,bronze age, 101, 109, 260
strap-end,Romano-British,reconsidered, 28n
?temple, 76
statute labour, payment in lieu 1822/3, 102, 184
Stoughton family, 210
swing riots, 101
tithe survey, 339
Westmarsh, church, methodist, records, 346
ash,tolls,Canterbury,179
Ash-cum-Ridley (see also Fawkham & Ash Archaeological Group)
Black Death, 14
clergy,19-22
deeds, 280
Denhull,meadow, 9 enclosure,medieval,94, 93, 219 flints,neolithic/bronze age,89, 218
Gocelinesland, 10
Holliwell (Halywell) manor, 12n; 94, 105, 280
Idleigh (ldley)
Andrus family (C19), 100, 374, 377
Wade family (Cl9), 23
Lambarde family, 94, 12, 21n
Lance family, 18-19 library,parochial,94, 99, 162, 165-6, 173
Manor Forstal,ditches, 217
manors (see also under Ridley), 7-94, 26; 280
mill,disproved,218
New Ash Green, kiln, Romano-British, 92, 249; 28
excavations, 103, 241, 242, 243
North Ash see manors
Ridley
advowson of,9 111
church (see also advowson of;clergy), stonework,245
clergy Cl4, 94, 14
deeds, 280
manor, 94, 13; Ill;99, 105, 280
parish records, 325
Scotgrove manor & chantry excavations,89, 218; 249 history of,92, 94, 7-26
South Ash (see also manors), seal matrix, medieval,108, 292, 294
swing riots, 102
tithe survey,23n villa,Romano-British, 94, 103, 241
West Yoke,Oliver family,22 [pg12]Ashbee (see also Ashby),Paul, "A Roman Building Remnant at Thurnham: Excavations 1933" (illus. ), 94, 103, 141-58
Ashburnham
Roger (Cl4), 6
William (14), 6n
Ashby (see also Ashbee)
A. (d.1916),451
Ashdown, J.H., on a Wrotham Ware posset-pot from Chatham, 268-9
Ashdown Forest (E. Sussex), turnpike trust,36In
Asheden, Bartholmew & wife (Cl7), 71
Ashenden (see also Ashendens)
Richard (C16),2
Thomas & family (C20),323
William (C16),2
Ashendens (surveyors & estate agents), records,346
Ashford
Cage, history & buildings survey, (illus.), 57-68
church (see also under Kennington; see also clergy; nonconformity; prophesying movement)
advowson of, 65
sermon preached Cl 6, 101, 176 tower,107, 262
clergy,C!6, 93, 88n,89; 175 coaching services CI101, 9, 98, 194, 198, 201, 204, 205-9, 211-12
court hall/market hall, 67 deeds,101, 105, 255
fair,65
Gibbs family (Cl 7-18), 74
handaxe, Acheulian,202
Kennington
bee boles,Burton Farm,126 church (see also clergy; rectory), sermon preached C106, 16, 101, 176
clergy Cl 6, 93, 89
Eaton family,89, 194; 192n
Kennington Lees,origin of,27-8 manor,92, 91, 115
rectory, 115
lock-up see Cage
Longbridge Lees, origin of, 92, 27, 29n
mano½ 100, 282; 101, 65, 67-8 map 1699, 109, 79
market (see also court hall/market hall)
corn prices 1770-92, 108, 75
Middle Row,No.I,history & building survey, (illus.), 57-68
Mottesgarden,65n
non-conformity (see also prophesying movement)
C17, 99, 183, 189, 189n, 191-2
Parsonage Barn, moated site, 93, 220;
physicians,89, 13, 22
prophesying movement,81-93, 3, 85n,88
turnpike trusts, 100, 349, 350n, 358n, 359-60, 364, 368; 172-102, 5, 177-8, 184, 187-90
Willesborough
axe,neolithic,204
clergy C16, 93, 90
Lacton Green,toll gate,177
parish records, 266
turnpike/toll gate,177
witchcraft, 45
Ashford Archaeological Society
excavations at Ickham, 190
report 1975, 202-5
Ashford Urban District, records, 318-19
Ashley
Lord - (C19), 20
Morgan (Cl5), 197
Ashmore, A.M., "The Typology and Age of the Fordwich Handaxes", (illus. ),83-117
Ashton
Elizabeth see Ormond
Sir Robert (C14), 100, 227; 180-105, 2, 191
Ashworth, Gertrude (Cl 9-20), 275
Aske,James (Cl6), 83-4
Asprey,D.
"Otford Study No.2", 262
"Otford Study No.4",265
and White, M.,"Shoreham Study No.I", 264
Assisoe Scaccarii, 93, 26, 28
Assiter,Thomas (Cl 7),69
assizes
C16, 93, 143
C16-witchcraft accusations, 17, 95, 38-44
CMaidstone, 19, 104, 15, 22 [pg13]Assore (C13), 101, 224
Astle,Thomas, 97, 235, 247; 100, 296, 302-3
authorship of Familiar letters which passed between A. Hill and several eminent and ingenious persons of the last century, 237-41
Astor, Lord, of Hever (C20), 313-14
Asty,Henry (Cl4), 227
Athelwold (CIO),184
Atholl
2nd Duke (Cl8), I
4th Duke (C19), 63n; 96, 98, 3
Atkinson (Atkynsone), Roger (C16), 42
Atkynsone see Atkinson
atlas, Earl of Aylesford's estate (illus.), 85-109
Atrebates, 48
Attelese see Lees
Attilburgh
Margaret (C 15), 56
William (d.1471), 56
Atwell,Thomas (C18), 109, 199, 238
Atwood,Samuel (C18), 19-20
Aubrey,William (d.1595), 3 Aubrichecourt
Elizabeth d' see Juliers
Sir Eustace d' (C14), 65
Aucher
family,
as J.P.'s,131n
at Newenden,101
pedigree of,255
- (d.1700), 109, 16, 28
Anthony (C16), 93, 130, 134; 63-97, 4, 67n
Henry (Cl4/15), 114
Isabella (Cl4),102, 100, 107-8, 110
Joan see St. Leger
Audley family
arms of, 12
Hasted on, 301
Audrey (Aethelthryth; Etheldreda), St. (C7), 15n, 91, 21, 23; 101, 8, 14-15, 17, 22
feast,77
Audubald see Aduluald
Augustine,St. (d.604)
and Canterbury, Christ Church, 99, 5; 100, 305, 316; 197
instructions from Rome, 262
finds Romano-British churches, 100, 45, 62, 305, 316; 200
Aulus Plautius, and Thames crossing, 92, 119, 125-8
Aumale, Duke Edward (Cl4) (see also
Rutland,Earl Edward), 227
Auncell
Elizabeth see Farrard
John (d.1511), 107, 387, 389
Simon (d.1548), 114
Austen (see also Austen & Claridge;
Austin)
family of Godmersham (C17), 62
Lady Ann (d.1687), 96, 392, 394
Cassandra (Cl9),106, 74, 77
Edward see also Knight,Edward
Sir Edward (d.1760) & heirs of, 4-5
Edward (b.1768 later called Knight), 97, 255; 66
Lady Elizabeth (Jane,d.1725),widow of Sir Robert, m.2 William Winde, 29-33
Francis (C18), 100, 347, 349, 352, 359, 361n
Jane see also Lady Elizabeth
Jane (1775-1817, novelist), 66-106, 7, 69, 71, 74-5, 77
John (C18 of Canterbury),224
John (C18 ofHorsmonden), 100, 347, 361
N.A. (C19),191n
Quelez (C19),55
Rachel see Dashwood
Richard (C17-18),63-4
Richard (C18), 224-5
Sir Robert (d. before 1687), 394
Sir Robert (d.1706), 29-30
Robert (fl.1716 ofTenterden), 30
Sir Robert (d.1743), 30
Ursula (C17-18),29
William R. (C19),11
Austen & Claridge, 359n
Austin (see also Austen)
- (C18 surgeon),22
Elizabeth (Cl7),70
George (d.1848), 95, 185; 101, 129; 12
Harry (d.1892), 12
John & wife (C17),71
Mark & wife (Cl 7), 70
R.W.
"A Description of Wingham Church Spire" (illus.), 279-80 [pg14]on building surveys by C.A.T. in
1988 (illus.), 175-93
1989 (illus.), 357-74
1990 (illus.), 252-63
1991 (illus.), 319-30
Richard (C17), 70
Thomas & wife (C17), 70
Authur see Arthur
Avebury,Lord see Lubbock,Sir John Aveling & Barford Ltd. (Rochester),83n Aveling & Porter (Rochester),108, 94, 250
Avent, R., "A Fragment of a Merovingian Rounded-Plaque Buckle from the Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at
Sarre" (illus.), 225-7
Averanches,Simon d' (Cl2-13),171
Averett,Ellinor (Cl 7), 73
Avery family (C19), 188-9
axes (see also adzes; handaxes; maceheads; pebble-hammers)
mesolithic
Cobham, 297
Crundale, 29
Finglesham,290
Gravesend, 371
Orpington,109, 334, 336
Paddock Wood, 282
Selling, 91, 169, 172, 173, 175, Woodchurch,101, 365
neolithic
Bexley, 294-5
Boxley, 109, 339, 340
Brabourne,230
Capel-Le-Ferne,106, 209, 210
Charing, 302
Chart Sutton, 99, 269, 270
Greenwich, 302
Halling,99, 269, 2 70
Ickham & Well,95
Lenham,101, 364, 366
Maidstone, 233
Marden, 108, 282, 283
Mereworth,104, 351, 352
Minster (Sheerness), 105, 301, 3 02
Offham,365
Penshurst, 233
Staplehurst,212
Stourmouth, 93, 98, 9 9
Walderslade, 95, 296; 365
Willesborough,204
Worth, 383 neolithic/bronze age
Rainham,108, 296, 2 97
bronze age
Boxley, 97, 300, 301
Cliffe,282
Dover,208
Dunton Green, 233n
Gillingham,95, 295, 2 97
Harrietsham,295-95, 6, 297
Monkton, 101, 85, 87; 247-109, 8,
251, 253, 254-256
St. Nicholas at Wade, 106, 202, 203;
276
Sevenoaks, 233n;94, 97, 32-3
Wigmore, 105, 301, 302
Yalding,108, 283, 284
Romano-British
copper alloy votive
Kentish,356
Wrotham,104, 351, 356
iron, Fairseat,97, 301, 302
Viking,iron,Rochester,94, 43, 44
Axton hundred, 94, 12; 49
Ayerst, Revd. Dr. (CJ8), 223
Aylesford, Earls of see Finch
Aylesford
adze/hoe, neolithic/bronze age, 207-93, 8, 209
Earl of Aylesford's estates, 85n, 90
Banks family, 90
bee boles,Cossington, I 26
Blaise Wood, 13n
Blue Bell Hill,sarsens,234 boundaries,Anglo-Saxon, 97, 104, I 03 brooches (see also under Eccles)
Anglo-Saxon,102, 267, 268, 269
iron age, 109, 338, 3 40
cemetery (see also under Eccles),Belgic, 94, 127, 138
church (see also clergy) appropriation of,50-1
recorded by Griffiths 1844, 120
civil war at,210-11
clergy C19, 104, 18n
Coffin Stone, megalithic tomb, 97, 222, 227, 233
coins (see also under Eccles)
Celtic,potin, 266-7
Roman, 101, 372; 104, 357; 105, 309;
341
Cossington see bee boles [pg15]Eccles
brooch,Anglo-Saxon,104, 354, 361
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon
excavations, 129-89, 30, 216; 91, 44, 201; 56
hydrocephalic child, 96, 77, 78-9, 80-2
coins
Celtic, 341
Roman, 342
Eccles Farm, survey/map 1804, 109, 88, 99, 103
kiln
Romano-British, 128-89, 9, 133-4;
98, 28; 83
medieval, 130-3
villa,Romano-British
architectural ornament,100, 66, 78
defixio, 102, 19, 20-3, 24-5 excavations
1973, 119-89, 20, fl20, 121-8, fl28-9, 129-34
1974, 216-89, 17; 141 41-5
1975, 201
progress report, 83-107, 4, f84, 85-6, f86-7, 87-8
roads hear, 89, 100, 133-4
The Friars, Sedley family,371
friary,103, 250, 252
kiln (see also under Eccles), post-
medieval, 229
Kit's Coty House (see also Lower Kit's Coty),
megalithic tomb, 97, 222, 224, 232
land exchanged for Rochester castle Cl I, 27
Lodge Farm, map & reference table 1804, 109, 89, JOO, 101-4, 108
Lower Kit's Coty (The Countless Stones), 97, 222, 232-3
manor, 104, 102, 109
Medway,Roman army cross, 125
Millhall,74
parish records, 259
Pilgrims' Way, 89, 92, 97, 100; 125
Rowe (Roe) Place Farm, survey C I9, 109, 103
sarsens see Blue Bell Hill
seal matrix,medieval, 95, 294, 297
Smythe's megalithic tomb, 97, 222, 227, 233
spearheads, bronze age, 95, 294, 297; 102, 266, 268
survey by Maidstone Archaeological Group,219
swing riots,103
Tottington, 39n
wharf,108
White Horse Stone (Upper & Lower), 97, 222, 233
Aylesham
church,methodist,records, 343
East Ratling,53-5
Old Court Farm,54-5
pipeline watching brief, 108, 234, 235-6, 237-8
Ratling
endows Wingham College, 92, 53; 64
Ratling Court
Cowper family, 65
history & buildings survey (illus.), 53-64
Ayleway,Hercules (Cl8),232
Aylewyn see Alwyn
Ayling,George (Cl9),102
Ayllewyn see Alwyn
Aylmer (Elmer) family, 162
Ayloffe,Sir Joseph (C18),302
B
Babington, Margaret (d.1958), 100, 312; 27
Bacchus,D.
"Discovery of Roman Remains at Maidstone Road, Chatham" (illus.), I83-94
"Flint Tools from Cliffe Woods", 383-4
"Medieval Undercroft, 36 High Street, Rochester" (illus.), 207-24
"Rochester Cathedral, South Door Porch Excavations" (illus.), 257-61
Lower Medway Archaeological Group, report 1986, 261
Bacheler, George (C I7), 78
Back
Drs. -(Cl6/17), 12-89, 13, 22-3
Ambrose (Cl8-19), 145
Bacon,John (d.1321),96, 15; 237
Badcocke
Mary (C17), 54
Thomas (C17),54 [pg16]Badford see under Sittingbourne Badlesmere
family,91, 11; 87
Sir Bartholmew de (CB-14),5
Lady Joan de (C13), m. Sir John de Northwood, 87
Badlesmere
Boundgate,turnpike trust, 100, 360, 362, 368; 102, 172, 174-5, 184 church (see also clergy), recorded by
Griffiths 1846, 120n
clergy C16, 93, 88n
Badmynton (Badmanton)
John (C15),22-3
Johnjnr. (C15),23
Margaret see Fraunceys
Badsell see under Capel
Badslade,J. (C18),39-89, 40; 83
Bagge,Simon (C18-19),218
Baghams Cross see under Chilham
Bagot
-,Bishop of Oxford (Cl 9),4
-,Dean of Canterbury (C19), 309
Bailey (see also Baily·,Bayley)
A.G. (Ashford),records, 253
Henry (Cl 9), 328n,100, 330, 33. 5, 337, 342
William (fl.1819), 22
Baily (see also Bailey; Bayley), Priscilla (C20),m. Mr Phipps, I95 bakehouses (see also bread ovens)
medieval, Canterbury, Adelaide Place, 104, 304, 308
medieval/post-medieval, Canterbury, St. George's Street, 88-105, 92, 96, 175
post-medieval, Canterbury, St. Peter's Street,316
Baker
family,91, 3; 240
Widow - (Cl7),73
Bertram (signwriter),records,276
C., reports on Dartford District Archaeological Group, 1983, 289-90 99, 1985, 102, 27. 5-6
Cecily (d.1615), m. Thomas Sackville, 7
Christopher (C!6), 167
Dorothy (C17),69
Col.E.T.L., reports on Bridge chapel, Rochester 1975, 211
Edward (Cl 7 of Canterbury), 211
Edward & wife (C I 7 of Sevenoaks), 289
Edward (d.1916), 100, 451, 454
Edward Kingsford (Cl9), 186
George (C16), 93, 82, 90
George (C17), 68
George (C18), 235
Sir Henry (Cl6), 253
Henry (Cl7),55
Sir Herbert (C20),243
J. (CI 9 of Tonbridge), 55n
James (C16), 155-107, 8, 168
John (Cl5),96, 23; 108
Sir John (Cl6), 91, 7; 141n,93, 142; 97, 4, 63-4, 67n, 70n; 100, 163; 172
John & wife (Cl7), 94, 69, 72
John M.P. (C18-19),238
Mary (fl.1815), 107, 65, 70, 72
Matthew (d.1613), 155-72
Nicholas (C17),70
Sir Richard (fl.1593), 230
Richard (Cl8-19), 19n
Robert (C17),69
Sarah (C18-19), 389
Thomas (Cl9),87-8
William (CJ7 of Stansted), 73
William (CI 7 of Wrotham),70 balcony brackets,decorative, 94, 92, 78-9, 80, 81-2
balcony railings,82-92, 4; 137
Baldcock,William (CJ8),230
Balderstone,- (C18), 225
Baldock (see also Baldock,Rigden & Co.;
Halford,Baldock & Smoulten)
-(Cl 8), 109, 201, 218n,23 I,236
William (fl.1802-3), 239
William H. (Cl9),102, 185; 79
Baldock, Rigden & Co. (bankers), 238
Baldred, King of Kent (C9), 99, 13, 18;
99
Baldwin (Baldwyn)
IX, Count of Flanders (C\2-13), 38-9
Archbishop (Cl2)
crusades 101, 30; 83
innings, 56-7
and Rochester, St. Andrew's, 50-91, 1, 57
Earl of Guisne (C12-13),171
Widow- (Cl7),70
Ann (Cl7),70 [pg17]J. (Cl 6),94, 93, 141n
John (Cl 7),72
Mary (C17),72
Robert (C17),71
Robert & wife (Cl 7),71
Thomas & wife (Cl 7), 71-2
W. (C19-20), 67
William I (Cl7), 71
William II (Cl 7),72
William snr. & wife (Cl 7), 94, 70, 72
William jnr. (Cl 7),70
Baldwyn see Baldwin
Baldwyns Manor see under Bexley
Balfour,Ann (C19), 199
Ballantine,A. & Sons, 88-92, 91, 102; 137
Ballard
family,87-98, 8, 103
Gregory (C14-15), 92, 152, 154; 87
Nicholas (C16), 88
Robert (C14-15), 154
Thomas (C14-15), 154
ballista bolts,Romano-British
Ickham, 91, 191; 122
Balls,H.J.,obituary,272-3
Balsier,Thomas (C15),91
Balston,William (papermaker), 81
Baly,Ann (fl.17 96), m. Andrew Hills, ff230
Bamme,Adam (C14), 221
Bancks (see also Banks), Revd. G.W. (C20),24
Bancroft, Richard, Archbishop (C17), 197
Banes,Thomas,Prior (C15), 196-200
Banfield,Ann (C19),3
bangles see bracelets
Banister see Bannister
bankers (see also individual bankers by name), 94 219; 98, 175; 100, 361; 185-102, 6, 190; 299
banking, records, as an historical source, 79
banknotes, 297
Banks (see also Bancks; Joliffe & Banks)
Caleb (Cl 7), 98, 256; 167
Delamark (Cl 9), 273
Sir Edward (d.1835), 272-4
John (C17),256
Sir John (C17-18), 100, 8; 90
Sir Joseph (C18),97, 247; 298
Banner, Myra (C20), 443
Bannister (Banister)
-(C18),237
Robert (C16), 87
William (C19), 188
Bapchild
burials,Romano-British, 239
church, recorded by Griffiths 1845, 120n, 103, 122, 125
Council of, 99, 9; !, 101, 15; 93
cresset lamp,95, 293, 294
parish records, 259
tithe map, 320
Bapsford (Baptford)
Joan (?C14/15), 210
Sir Robert (?C14/15), 210
Baptford see Bapsford
Baptists
church records, 101, 317, 335; 281
religious census 1851, 100, 400, 403-5, 408, 410-12, 414, 416-19, 421-3
Barber (see also Barbour)
Johanne (C17), 73
Richard (C17),73
Sarah (C17), 70
barber-surgeons (see also barbers),tokens, 69-103, 72, 73, 74-8
barbers (see also barber-surgeons), 67-101, 8; 215
Barbour (see also Barber), William (Cl 5), 197
Barclay see Courage,Barclay & Simmonds
Barclay hundred, 100, 234; 49
Bardingley see under Sutton Valence
Baret see Barrett
Barett see Barrett
Barford see Aveling & Barford Ltd.
Barfreston see Eythorne
Bargar see Bargrave
barge owners, 330
Bargrave (Bargar)
family, of Eastry,174
Dean -(Cl 7), 173-4
George (b.1586), 270
Jane (wife of John) see Crouche
Jane (wife of Robert) see Gilbert
Sir John (Cl 6-17), 107, 328; 270
Dr. John (Cl7),89, 173, 177
Sir Robert (d.1600), 107, 328; 270
Sarah (b.1607), 270
Barham
family
of Canterbury (Cl 6), 209 [pg18]of Maidstone(C18), 104, 100, 153 pedigrees of,101, 336
Anthony (d.1641), 28
Gilbert de & wife(C13),227
Henry de(d.1365),105, 201, 203, 205
Lambert de (Cl2), 106, 28; 225
Margaret/Margery (Cl5), m. Nicholas Hawte,203
Nicholas(C16), 185
Richard de,Sheriff(Cl4),229
Thomas(Cl6),28
Barham
A2
crossroads, watching brief, 103, 218, 219, 220
widening, excavations (ii/us.), 134-46
Barham Court (see also Dering family), history & development (ii/us.), 25-36
Barham Court Farm, survey (illus.), 225-37
Barham Downs, racing, 94, 146; 176
Berham family(Cl4-15),105, 201, 203, 205
Bishopsbourne manor land, I 06n, 110
brickfield, 67
Broome
Lord Kitchener, 328
Oxenden family, 96, 59; 206-8 chapel,records,105, 105, 259 church (see also chapel; clergy)
brasses, memorials and glass (illus.), 197-213
Oxenden memorial,96, 68; 206-7 clergy C105, 19, 96, 63-5, 68
coaching services Cl9, 98, 194, 201, 207-8, 212
Corner Cottage,233
William Cullinge & his bees, 107-8
Derringstone, Red House & Sidney House,67
Digges family & estate, 91, 7; 96, 64;
estate map C18, 104, 381n
Heart's Delight Farm,64
Little Oak Hall,233
Madekin, 29
manor, 106, 28, 32; 107, 32, 225, 229, 232-3
Out Elmstone,207
Oxenden family, 96, 59, 60, 6 I n-2n, 63-8; 105, 197, 206-7, 211
Shelving Farm,329
tithe awards,335
tithe barn,66
turnpike trust, 100, 359, 368; 102, 172, 174, 176-7, 185, 187-91
Barham Downs Medical Provident
Society, 72-5
Baridene, Simon of(Cl3),131n
Bark,Henry & wife(Cl7), 71
Barke Aucher, 159
Barker
E.E., "The Bromley Charters", 179-85
P., Techniques of Archaeological Excavation, reviewed, 231-2
T.C., review, 385-9
Barie,Richard(Cl5), 110
Barling, Foat & Wells (Ramsgate), 190n
Barlow
Frank, Thomas Becket, reviewed, 268-9
John(Cl8-19), 168n,175-6
Barming
Barming House,208
buildings survey, 210
The Bull,208
church (see also under West Barming)
Ellis Vault, 208-9
recorded by Griffiths 1844, 103, 120, 124
coins,Roman,101, 372; 357
cremations
Belgic,213
Romano-British,396
East Barming, Clare lands, 96, 124, 127
Ellis family,208-89, 9; 243
parish records, 101, 320, 334
quarry,102
St. Cuthbert's Cottage, building survey (ill us.), 145-52
villa, Romano-British, 101, 372; 357
West Barming
church, adapted to hop-kiln, I 07
tithe survey, 102
Charles Whitehead,fruit farmer, 6n
Barnard,John (Cl8), 20
Barne family,memorial,205 Barnehurst(G. London) see under Bexley Barnes,William (Cl9),105, 109, 189
19
Barnfield hundred (see also West
Barnfield hundred), 234
Barnham family (of Hollingbourne C18), 153
barns
architectural history project, Sevenoaks district,255
by place
Aylesham,Ratling Court,63-4
Barham, 66
Bexley,Hall Place, 299
Borough Green House, 379-80
Bredgar, 96
Bromley,282
Brook, 225
Canterbury,96, 397, 410
Chartham,182
Cobham, Owletts, 104, 33, 34, 35-6, 37-8
Folkestone,Danton Farm, 18
Kemsing, 384
Newington (by Hythe), 186
Offham, Church Farm, 108, 260, 261, 262-3
Otford
The Bull, 98, 247; 101, 384; 262
Otford Palace, 274-100, 5, 279
Shoreham
Cockerhurst Farm,367
Shepherd's Barn,270-99, 1; 264
Sundridge Place, 266-7
Wingham,93, 68, 74
Wye,222
Baron, Robert (Cl5), 24
Barons' War (1258-67), at
Appledore,86
Rochester, 55
Sandwich,93, 25, 31
Barr
John (C I 7),69
Susan (C17),69
Barrel (Barrell)
Revd. Edmund (Cl7-18),239
Robert (Cl7),188
Barrell see Barrel
Barrett (Baret; Barett)
Dr. - (C18),22
Edward (Cl6),84
Thomas (Cl6),89
Valentine (Cl5),218
Barretts (of Tunbridge Wells),394
Barrington
Giles (fl.1616),185
John (fl.1669), 196
Barrok,John (Cl4), 21
Barrow
G.B., The Genealogists' Guide, reviewed, 232-3
Isaac (Cl 7),239
Simon (Cl 7),71-2
barrows (see also megalithic tombs; ringditches)
neolithic, Stour Valley,97, 226, 228, 230 bronze age
Kentish, 273
superimposed with Jutish burials, 231-104, 2, 233-4, 272; 19
Thanet, 91, 204; 104, 333, 334, 335, 336, 338-9
by place
Bishopsbourne, 202
Boughton Aluph,335n
Bridge bypass, 96, 166, 167-9, 170-3, 180-2
Capel-le-Ferne, 334
Chalk,95
Chartham,Iffin Wood,120
Elham, 335n
Eythorne, 113
Goodnestone (next Wingham), 335n
Hawkinge,335n
Highstead,238
Holborough, 89, 95; 96
Hollingbourne, 232
Lord of the Manor,254-92, 5; 98, 242;
Lyminge,335n
Manston,107, 417; 11-27
Margate,Northdown, 361-101, 2; 104, 232, 237-89
Monkton,278
Otford,91, 185; 233n,94, 235; ·321
Ramsgate see Lord of the Manor
Ringwould,89-90
St. Nicholas at Wade,421
Sellindge, 335n
Sevenoaks,Mill Pond Wood, 233n
Shepherswell with Coldred,113
Shingleton,113
Stodmarsh, 91, 204; 335n
Stowting, 99, 89, 90
Sutton (by Dover), 335n
Temple Ewell, 335n
Tilmanstone,113 [pg20]West Wickham,94, 97, 76, 78
Westgate-on-Sea, 244
Whitstable, 335n
Wickhambreaux see Stodmarsh
Wingham,122-3
Wouldham, excavations (ii/us.), 81-108
Wye with Hinxhill,335n
Romano-British
Canterbury, 104, 317; 107, 296, 299-300, 302
Eythorne,113
Holborough,95
Anglo-Saxon
Broadstairs,417
Finglesham, IOI
Folkestone, I 4
Minster (in Thanet), 150
Monkton, 101-2
Lord of the Manor, 92, 254; 242
Ramsgate see Lord of the Manor
Sarre, 158
Shelford, 108
Barry
family,arms, I 32
Patrick (CI 9),81
William (Cl 3), 102, 100, 107
Bartholomew
family
estate map, 79
pew, 39
Elizabeth see watton
Frances (CIS/19),m. John Wingfield
Stratford, 21n
Leonard (C18/19), 21n
Mary (C!S/19),m. Sir Francis Geary, !Sn,21n
Philip (Cl8/19), 21n
Bartlett,J.E. (d.1916),453
Barton (Boteler)
Elizabeth (CJ6),biography of,assessed, 9
John (C15),7
K.J., Pottery in England from 3500
B.C.- A.D. 1730, reviewed, 219-20
Thomas (C15),7
Barton Court villa (Oxon), Romano-
British millstones, 100, 114, 116
Barwick,John (Cl 8),235
Baseis,Widow (C16), 42
Baseley, Robert (d.1514), 55 basilicae, Romano-British
Canterbury, 100, 54, 316; 241-2 ?Wilmington,102, 91, 212
Basing (Basynges),William of (Cl 4), 202-3
Baskerfield,Thomas (C18), 333
Bassa (C7), 381
Bassett
Edward (CIS-19), 391-2
Jane (C17),70
Stephen (C19), 392
Steven (ed.), The Origins of Anglo- Saxon Kingdoms, reviewed,435-7
Thomas (C18), 109, 225, 237
Bassett Smith,W. & C.A.,builders,24n
Bastar,Jordan (C12/13),seal of, 290
Basynges see Basing
Bataille,Robert (C14), 108
Batchelor (Batchelour)
D., "Darenth Park Anglo-Saxon Cemetery, Dartford" (illus.), 35-72
Elizabeth (Cl 7), 71
Bate,- (CI 8 of Tenterden), 15
Bates
Dr. - (C18),22
Alan (C19),98, 191, 193
Andrew (Cl 5),110
Edward Ltd. (Chatham),records, 252
Solomon (Cl 8), 223
William (Cl 8-19),238
Batfield see under Tonge
Batger, Ann (d.1816), 107, 65, 70 bath-houses
Romano-British
proximity to watermills, 100, 107, 109 by place
Brishing (Boughton Monchelsea) excavations,224 finds from
bead, 399
brooches,104, 355; 105, 304, 307;
107, 396, 399; 108, 284, 285 coins
Celtic,104, 353; 105, 303; 398
fastener,3 107, 96, 398-9 furniture fitting,105, 3 1, 307 mortar,105, 305, 3 6, 307 spoon handle, 108, 284, 2 85 strap end, 107, 396, 399
survey,219 [pg21]Canterbury
Longmarket, excavations (ill us.), 286-95
St. George's Street,excavations, 222-98, 5; 100, 34, 35
St. Margaret's Street
architectural ornament, 69
excavations
l 940-50's,272
1978, 269-70
1979, 96, 401, 402, f402, 403-5
knowledge of, reviewed, 50-4
laconicum, In; 94, 100, 54
recording,217
Darenth,97, 159, 162-3, 166, 174-82
Eccles,excavations,122-89, 8, / 128, 133; 91, 43; 107, 86, /87, 87-8
Little Chart,107
Maidstone,The Mount,210
Orpington,Poverest,89, 220; 94, 283;
97, 325; 260
Rochester, 48
Wingham,93, 61, 95
excavations (illus. ), 87-99
post-medieval
Bexley, 299
Canterbury, 105, 230; 109, 201, 204, 218n
Margate,200n-1n
Tunbridge Wells, 389
Bathe(Bathonia; Baton; Batone; Batonia), Henry de (d.1260), 67-95, 8, 71-2; 237
bathing/bathing machines
Deal(C19), 107, 77, 80
Dover(Cl9), 74-107, 5; 331
Ramsgate (C19), 190n, 198n-9n, 200-96, 2, 204, 211
Sheerness(C18),331-2
Bathonia see Bathe
Bathurst family
pedigree of,255
Thomas(Cl6), 182
Baton; Batone; Batonia see Bathe
Batt
H.(Cl9),381
John(Cl9), 379-81
Old(Cl8-19),379
Battely
John,Archdeacon (Cl 7-18),2-94, 3, 6; 116
Nicholas(C17-18),89, 172; 2-3
Battersea (G. London) see under Wandsworth
Battle,Robert of,Abbot(Cl3),88
Battle(E. Sussex)
abbey
Roger Belknap,152
estates,Kentish, 97, 55; 107, 32, 253;
37n
Kemp family,102, 209, 215
coaching services C19, 98, 198-9
physicians C18, 89, 22
Bavec,William(C13),19
Bavent,Roger(C14), 107-9
Bavington-Jones, John, The Records of
Dover, considered,67-98, 9, 75
Bax,Betty (C20), 437n
Baxter, R. & Mills,R., "The Romano- British Site at Radfield, Sittingbourne" (illus.), 239-47
Bayeux,Bishop of see Odo
Bayhall see under Tunbridge Wells
Bayhurst,Thomas(Cl7),73
Bayley (see also Bailey; Baily; Vealey), Justine
on evidence for metal-working at St. Augustine's,Canterbury, 115-17
on human bones from Ospringe, 183-4
Bayliss
Gertrude(C20), 328
Revd. H.J.(C20), 327-8
Baynes,-(C19),22
Beach
family,arms of,91, 9, 12
Henry George(d.1916),451
Joan de la (Cl 4),m. Andrew Sackville, 9
John de la(C14),9
Beachborough see under Newington (by Hythe)
Beacon,-(d.1629), 22 beads
bronze age, faience, Ringwould, 89-90
iron age [pg22]amber,Worth,290
glass,Worth, 383
Romano-British
glass
Brishing, 399
Canterbury, 94, 168, 174; 105, 61, 150
Dartford, 275
Orpington, 207
Otford, 330
Rochester, 101
Thurnham, 153
jet
Dartford,275
Poverest,207
not specified, Dover,208
Anglo-Saxon,trade in,141
amber
Monkton, 101, 89, 93, 97, 110-11
amethyst
Eastry,248
Finglesham, 37
Monkton, 89, 59, 60; 101, 97, 98, 1 11
Sarre, 105, 293, 295
clay
Minster(in Thanet), 102, 52, 54
Sarre, 105, 293, 295
fossil,Darenth,108, 49, 50, 58-9
glass
Darenth, 96, 308, 310; 108, 49, 50-2,
58-53, 60, 69
Eastry, 92, 248; 413
Minster(in Thanet), 102, 52, 54
Monkton, 89, 59, 60, 64, 65, 80; 101, 89, 93, 99, 110
Sarre, 105, 293, 295; 109, 147, 149,
151, 155
jet, Monkton, 101, 98, 9 9
shell, Monkton, 101, 97, 98, 111-12
silver,Minster(in Thanet), 102, 52, 54
not specified
Canterbury, 96, 398; 222
Orpington, 207
medieval,Ebony,159
medieval/post-medieval, jet, Canterbury, 105, 144, 146
Beakherst manor (parish unknown) 330
Beal (see also Beale)
Elizabeth(C17), 73
Harry (Cl 7), 73
John & wife(Cl 7), 70
Bealde, Thomas(d.1535), 54
Beale (see also Beal)
John(Cl7), 109, 73, 77
John William(d.1916), 451
Seaman (C19), 167
Bealknap
Hamo(Cl4-15), 221
Robert(C14),100, 221, 226-8
Robert, widow of (Cl4-!5), 221
Beames,-(C19),176
Bean
Alfred & widow(Cl9-20), 66
Revd. Charles (d.1916) & wife, memorial, 205-6
John late Newmans (Cl8), 226
Beaney,W.(d.1916), 453
Beard, Samuel(C19), 88
Beardsworth,Mary(Cl7), 292
Bearsted
Bearsted Green, timber-framed house, 225
buildings survey, 91, 210; 284
council held at, 695, 14
History of (with Thurnham), assessed, 5
Milgate Park
Cage family, 73 survey,109, 92, 252; 225
Mott HalI, excavations, 89, 219; 21O; 91, 92, 252; 93, 224; 284
seal matrix, medieval, 107, 403, 404, 405
swing riots, 104
Beastland, Anne see Witherley
Beau Marseille, 210
Beaufort
Cardinal -(Cl4-15), 89, 171; 293
Henry, Bishop of Winchester (Cl4-15), 193
John, Earl of Somerset, Marquis of Dorset (Cl4-15), 97, 193; 194
Beaumont
Sir Basil(C!7-18), 242
Gertrude(C20), 35
Lord John de (d.1396), 100, 227; 192-3
William(C20), 35
Beaupere family, 29
Beavin
John Henry (Cl9-20), 156
William(d.1912), 156 [pg23]Beckenham (G. London) see under Bromley
Becket
C.A. (C19),93, 2, 4, 6, 10, 22
Edward (C17),286
Jane (C17),286
John (C17), 286
John & wife (C17),100, 284, 286
Mary (C17), 286
Ralph (C12), 194
St. Thomas,Archbishop (d.1170)
as Archdeacon, 318-19
and FitzOdbold family,194
innings,56
at Pontigny (France),260
shrine/tomb, 100, 173, 306-7; 187-105, 8; 106, 49; 13
swordpoint altar,223
Tonbridge,reasserts rights of,127
Beckford,John (C14),87
Beckingham,S. (C18),255
Beckley (E. Sussex)
drainage, IOI,102, 104, 108, 110
Knelle estate,JOI
Beckwith, John G., on an ivory carving from Leeds priory,96
Becon,Thomas (C16), 184
Bede,Venerable (d. 735),on
Canterbury
Christ Church, 305
St. Augustine's, 339
St. Martin's church, 104, 127, 200
Kentish history/kingship, I, 99, 3, 4n, 5-6, 8-9, I0n, 13; I, 2n, 4-101, 10, 12-14, 18-19
Minster-in-Thanet,16
Bederenden,John (d.1445), 113
Bedford,Duke of (CI9),3
Bedgebury see under Goudhurst
Bedo,John (Cl 7),72
Bedoyere,Guy de la
Samian Ware, reviewed,223
The Buildings of Roman Britain, reviewed, 360
Bedwell,Thomas (C16),151
Beech,Urbane (C19-20),442
Beecher
James I (?Cl6/17 of Hale), 78
James II (C17), 78
James III (Cl7), 109, 66, 78
Margaret (C17), 286
Thomas (Cl7), 286
Beeching, Dr. - (C18), 22
Beechings (bankers of Tonbridge), 361
Beechy Lees estate,records, 282 Beeman
Robert (C19),97, 83, 85-6
Thomas (Cl9), 206-7
Beer (Beere)
- (C19 of Canterbury),100, 331, 334
Frederick John (d.1916), 451
Richard (C15),151
bees
bee boles,Kentish (illus.), 107-27
beeswax,use of,I07
Beesley, Arthur William (d.1916), 451
beggars badges, Rochester, 97, 99, 134, 135
Beggar's Bush see under Bromley
Beke,- (C16 of Wingham),33
Bekesbourne-with-Patrixbourne
Aarchaeological work (ill us.), 2, 96, 151-83
Bekesbourne
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon,40n
church (see also under Patrixbourne;
see also clergy),96, 40, 42
clergy 1685-1705, 2
Livingsbourne,30-96, 4, 40, 44
mill, 30
Palace
brickwork, 172
and Cranmer,172
excavations, 240-92, 1; 216
(illus.), 27-57
gatehouse, excavations, 108, 231, 232, 233
ritual shaft, 157-8
tithe awards,335
Bifrons, Anglo-Saxon cemetery,
brooches, cited, 2-104, 3, 4, 6
Bifrons House
builder of, 270
excavations, 327-107, 8, 329, 330,
331, 332
Hode,Boys family, 119n
Patrixbourne
Badcocke family (CI7), 54
Bargrave family (16-17),270
church (see also under Bekesbourne; see also clergy)
in Domesday, 40
parochial library, 99, 162, 164, 169, 172-3 [pg24]recorded by Griffiths 1844, 103, 120n,125
wheel window,35
clergy Cl7-18, 99, 164
manor,328n
oast,251
Belcher,William (C17), 194
belfries & bell towers (see also bell ringers; bells)
Adisham, I 15
Brookland,survey (illus.), 43-8
Canterbury
Christ Church, 89, 46; 129-36
St. Augustine's,46
St. George's church, 313
St. Gregory's priory, 107, 321, 323,
325, 326
High Halstow, 255
Rochester cathedral,393-4
St. Cosmus & St. Damian in the Blean, 118
Belhouse family, 171
Belke
Anne (d.1695), 13
Thomas (Cl6), 116
William (Cl6),116n,118
Belknap, Robert (d.1414) & widow, 151-2
Bell
Dr. George (C20), 311
Revd. H. (Cl9),6-7
Martin, Excavations at Bishopstone, reviewed,287-8
Robert (Cl9), 23
RobertJ. (C19), 35-6
Robin (Cl9), 24
bell ringers,Gravesend,35-40
bell towers see belfries & bell towers
Bellarmine bottles see under pottery
Bellasis,- (Cl6), 180
Belle Isle see under St. Nicholas at Wade
bellfounders
Kentish, 239
by name
Applebee see Phelps & Applebee
Catlin see Swain & Catlin
Thomas Coxon,32
Christopher & John Hodson,89, 48; 63
Thomas Mears, 93, 16; 100, 330; 32-4
Mears & Stainbank, 93, 16; 100, 314, 330; 32-5
William Oldfield,42n
Phelps & Applebee, 28-102, 9, 35
Henry Russell, 31
Swain & Catlin, 29-32
J. Taylor & Co., 33-4
J. Warner & Son, 33-5
bellfounding, medieval, Canterbury, St. George's Street, 102, 247; 165-105, 70; 317
Bellingham,Sir Edward (Cl6), 115 bells (see also belfries & bell towers; bell ringers; bellfounders; bellfounding)
church
Adisham, 115
Brookland,46-8
Canterbury
Christ Church, 92, 132; 100, 184, 313-15
St. George's,313
Dover,St. Mary in Castro,70
Ebony, 100, 159, 161
Godmersham, 106, 55, 59-60, 63, 79
Gravesend (see also Milton)
St. George's, 27-102, 9, 3 0, 31-41
St.John's,16
Milton,Sts. Peter & Paul,102, 35, 38
Newington (by Hythe),172
Otford Palace,89, 203; 273
Rochester,393-4
St. Cosmus & St. Damian in the Blean, 118
Sturry,72
rumble, medieval/post-medieval,Canter- bury, 186
ships,242
belt chapes, medieval, Hope, 109, 343, 347
belt fittings (see also belt chapes; belt hooks; buckles; chatelaines; strap-ends)
Anglo-Saxon
Eastry,248
medieval
Rochester,Islamic,97, 296, 2 97, 298
Snargate, 3 104, 64, 366
Wrotham,212
medieval/post-medieval, Ospringe, 95, 139, 141; 97, 296, 297, 298 [pg25]belt hooks,medieval
Boxley,107, 406, 4 07
Cobham, 107, 407, 408
Lydden, 97, 301, 302-3
Snodland,107, 407, 409
Beltring see under East Peckham
Bence (Benz)
Ernisius (Cl2),263
Osmund (Cll),263
William,son of (Cl3), 262-3
Bendenges (see also Charing, Adam de), Adam de (Cl3), 19
Bender, Barbara, Farming in Prehistory, reviewed, 221
Bendish
Barbary (b.1647),15
Mary see Browne
Robert (C17),15-16
Robert jnr. (b.1641),15
Sarah see Johnson
Benedict
Cof Sawston, Bishop of Rochester, 12, 91, 57
Cl the priest,2, 103, 200
Benenden
Allarde bequest, 230
brickworks,post-medieval, 91, 205; 69
Bull Inn, 99
Richard Crothall of, 77-8
curate C16, 93, 89
Hasted on,295
Iden Green,Romano-British ford (illus.),
69-81
moated sites
Hempsted, 93, 220; 303-95, 4; 72-3
Manor House, 220
Moat Farm,220
oast (early), 245
paper mill,82n
parish records, 101, 320; 259-60
population Cl6, 100, 235, 237-8, 238n,
245n,247n,257
Pruiny Hall, 69
swing riots, 99
Tanner's Vent, turnpike trust, 347n turnpike trusts, 100, 100, 346, 349-50, 368;
72
water cistern Cl9, 91, 204-5
Benet see Bennett
Beng,Gulielmus (C17), 81
Benger,Richard (C16),65
Benham
-(Cl9), 186-215
Charlotte (C19), 96, 186, 188-215
Beniams,H.J. (C20),88
Benjamin,- (C18),200
Bennett (Benet; Bennit)
Widow - (C17),68
Julian, Towns in Roman Britain, reviewed,268-9
P. (see also Anderson, I. & Bennett, P.;
Hone, D. & Bennett, P.; Houliston, M. & Bennett, P.; Houliston, M., Rady, J. & Bennett, P.; Leggatt, G. & Bennett,P.)
"Archaeology and the Channel Tunnel" (illus.), 1-24
"Rescue Excavations in the Outer Court of St. Augustine's Abbey, 1983-84" (illus.), 79-117
"The Topography of Roman Canterbury: A Brief ReAssessment" (illus.), 47-56
on building surveys at Canterbury
Old Park (stone building), 281-2
Palace Street,No.28, 106, 185-7 on evaluations at Canterbury
House of Agnes (illus.), 273-5
Starr Place (illus.), 270-4 on excavations at
Adisham, Bossington House (illus.), 101, 289, 291-2
Canterbury
All Saints' church (illus.), 308-11
Archbishop's Palace,249 (illus.), 102, 103, 194-7
Beer Cart Lane,No.3, 95, 270-2
Blackfriars' Gate,283-4
(illus.), 311-12
Burgate,No.44, 101, 298-300
Bypass, 272-3
Castle Street, Nos.77-9 (illus.), 275-7
Christ Church (illus.), 273-95, 5; 398-9
Christ Church College (illus.), 197-103, 9; 135-106, 6; 212-16
High Street,No.9, 101, 282-3
Linden Grove (illus.), 132-4
New Street, No.8 (illus.), 149-52 [pg26]North Lane,Nos.16-21 (ii/us.), 94, 94, 165-90
Poor Priests' hospital,96, 399, 402;
276-9
Poor Priests' hospital (illus.), 216-20
Pound Lane (illus.), 216-17
Queen's Avenue, 292
Rosemary Lane Car Park, 149
St. Augustine's
outer court, 294-5
Conduit House (illus.), 137-41
Water Supply, 305-6
St. Dunstan's churchyard, 284-5
St. George's Street Roman Bath- House,222-5
St. Gregory's priory (illus. ), 170-3
St. John's hospital & nursery (illus.), 226-31
St. Margaret's church (illus.), 199-202
St. Margaret's Street,277
St. Peter's Lane, 169
St. Peter's Street,104, 314, 3I6-17
St. Radigund's Street,241-2
Station Road East, 3I104, 7; 205-6
Stour Street
Nos.68-9a (il/us.), 406-10
Nos.69-9a,279-81
No.76 (illus.), 240-2
Watling Street, No.25 (illus.), 129-31
Westgate Chamber (illus.), 149-51
Chartham, Iffin Wood (illus. ), f99, 120, 121-4
Crundale Limeworks (illus.), 285-8
Folkestone, Castle Hill (illus.), 318-19
St. Cosmus & St. Damian in the
Blean (illus.), 156-8
Sandwich (illus.), 191-4
on watching briefs at Canterbury
in 1986 (illus.), 218-23
in 1991, 318-19
Old Westgate Court Farm (illus.), 220-2
St. Augustine's abbey,Almonry Gate (i/lus.), 239
The Maiden's Head,300
and Anderson, T., on excavations at, Thanington,St. Nicholas church (ii/us.), 308-11
and Blockley, P., on excavations at, Sandwich, castle (ill us.), 244-7
and Cross, P. & Ward, A., on excavations at, Wouldham, Starkey Castle (ill us.). 244-52
and Houliston, M.,on excavations at Canterbury
Burgate (ii/us.), 161-4
St. George's Gate (il/us.), 153-6
The Two Sawyers, 168
and Leggat!, G., on excavations at, Canterbury, North Lane, No.30 (ii/us.), 201-5
and MacPherson-Grant, N. & Blockley, P., "Four Minor Sites Excavated by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust 1978-1979" (ill us.), 267-304
and Nebiker, D., on excavations at Canterbury
Castle Street,No.IS, 281-2
Castle Street, No.76 (ill us.), 283-6
and Nebiker, D. & Ward, A., on watching brief at Canterbury, The Cheker of the Hope, 289-90
and Ouditt, S., on excavations at, Canterbury,St. Peter's Methodist School (ii/us.), 207-12
and Rady, J., on excavations at, Canterbury, St. Augustine's abbey (illus.), 247-50
and Tatton-Brown, Tim & Ouditt, S.. on excavations at Dover castle (i/lus.), 238-44
William (Cl7 of Deal),32
William (Cl7 of Stansted), 73
William, A Journal of my Birth, Parentage, Life 1726-reviewed, 96, 106, 220-2
Bennett-Goldney (formerly Evans), Francis (Cl 9-20), 100, 332, 338
Bennit see Bennett [pg27]Benson (see also Usborne & Benson) Edward,Archbishop (d.1896), 100, 331;
James, 100, 319, 323
A History of Gravesend, reviewed, 259-60
Bensted
Messrs - (C!9), 101-2
Hubert (C19-20),257
Mary see Andrus
W.H. (Cl 9),127-8
William (d.1836),100, 373, 375
William (C19),100, 371, 373, 377
Bentham,-,Inspector General (CIS-19), 264-5
Bentley
Admiral Sir John (Cl8),198
John (Cl8), 227
Benz see Bence
Beonna (CS),17n
Beorhtric, King of Wessex (C8-9), 104, 89, 92
Beornmod (C9),Bishop of Rochester, 95
Beornwine,Abbot (C9),98
Beornwulf (Biarnulue; Biarnwulf)
Cealdorman,9, 99, 220-3
CKing of Kent, 9, 104, 98-9
Bere,John (C16),138n
Bereblock,John (Cl 6), 239
Berewyk see Berwick
Bergavenny see Abergavenny
Bergess,W.,Riddell,B. & Whyman J., Bibliography of British Newspapers: KENT, reviewed, 394-6
Berham see Barham
Berhtwald,Abbot & Archbishop (C7),9 5, 14; 99, 16; 94
Berne,Richard (C15),24n
Bernes,John (Cl5),161
Berney
family,arms, 103, 127, 128, 130, 133-4, 136-9; 385
Sir John de I (Cl 4), 134
John de II (C15), 134
John de III (C15),134
Margaret see Appleyard
Sir Robert de (d.1415), 103, 134; 385
Bernicia, kingdom of (see also Ecgferth/Ecgfrith) 3
Berry
A.N. (C20),267
Edward (d.1662), 286
John (C18),237
Mark (C17), 2I I; 104, 109, 233
Robert & wife (Cl 7),70
W.T., Newnham in Kent, reviewed, 264-5
William (C17),211
Bertha, Queen of Kent (C6), 91, 17, 19;
Berton Bristoll, manor & hundred, 181
Berwick (Berewyk; Berwike; Berwyke), Sir John de (fl.1293)
eyre of,66-95, 7, 69-70; 2-96, 5, 7-10, 14
and Sandwich castle,9 243
Berwick see under Lympne
Berwike see Berwick
Berwyke see Berwick
Bessels Green see under Chevening
Best
family,brewers of Chatham, 83-4
Major - (C19), 98
Miss - (C19),m. William Andrus,100, 374, 377
Elizabeth (CI7),m. John Coggar,284
Francis & family (C17), 100, 284, 289
Richard (Cl 6),229
bestiaries,3-4
Betenham (Bettenham)
family,land holdings Cl5, 100, 219
John de (Cl 4), 108-9
Stephen (Cl 4),226
Sir William (CJ4), 222
Bethell, William (Cl9-20), 100, 439, 442-3
Bethersden
Chute family,5
clergy Cl 6, 93, 89
Surrenden
Dering family, 349
park walls, 365
Wye College properties, 215
turnpike trust, 100, 368; 172
Betsoms see Little Betsoms under
Westerh am
Bettenham see under Cranbrook Betteshanger see under Northbourne
Betts family, 336 [pg28]Bevan(Beven; see also Bevin) John(Cl8-19),101, 104, 22
Matthew(C19), 76
Beven see Bevan
Beverley see Beverly
Beverly(Beverley)
-(C16 of Faversham),116
Robert(C17), 72
Susanna(Cl?), 72
Beverton,Squire(Cl?),211
Bevin (see also Bevan)
Mrs -(Cl 9),379
J.(Cl9), 379-81
Bewsborough,hundred of,97, 241, 246
Bewsfield, 87n
Bexley(London Borough) borough of
archaeological exhibition 1975, 205-6
archaeological reports
1975, 205-6
1976, 251
1977, 226-7
1979, 304
1990, 299-300
Barnehurst,denehole,109, 350, 352
Bexley
almshouses, 98, 51, 53 axe,neolithic,95, 294-5
Baldwyns Manor, 25
Bladindon see Blendon
Blendon(Bladindon)
Bladigdone family,387
Brett family, 394
Smith family, 95, 304; 299 chalk,uses of, 108, 92, 143-4
church (see also clergy)
Castelayn brass, 99, 259, 260, 261-2
Castilayn bequest,107 charity boards,106, 96, 391-4; 358 hatchment memorial, 101, 108, 29-31, 32-3 lychgate,101, 353, 354, 355
Payne family tomb, 107, 388, 390
spire, 304
clergy
C13, 92, 65n
C17, 96, 393-4
Danson Park
Chapel House,39 history of (illus.), 89, 98, 51-66 mansion & stables, 93, 226
deerpark, 261-2 deneholes,99, 92, 137, 138, 139-44
Halcot,30
Hall Place
Austen family, 96, 394; 30
barn, 299
stone work, 242-98, 3, 244
High Street, post-medieval house, restoration,304
Highstreet House, 226-7
kiln, post-medieval, excavations
(illus.), 25-32
manor
Bladindon in,387
and Henry Castelayn,261-2
land measurement,35
Otford bailiwick,as part of,260
Manor House, 13
mill, 144
Museum Service report 1976, 251-2
non-conformity 1676, 67
North Cray Road, bath house, post-
medieval, 299
population totals 1641-1801, 64
Roper family properties,163
tilery see kiln
Vale Mascal house,299
Adam atte Welle of, 13-14
Wintle family,31
Bexleyheath
arrowhead,bronze age, 251
church,baptist,records, 335
ironwork,decorative,92, 74, 76
market house, 95, 304; 299-300
Crayford
brickworks, 252n
church, 206
Howbury,moated site, 221
population
Compton census 1676, 67
totals 1641-1801, 65
rapier/dirk,bronze age, 252
East Wickham
benefactors, 393
church
brasses, 25 I; 92, 107, 382, 383-6,
387, 388-390
charity boards,390
becomes Greek orthodox, 91, 206;
251
granted to Rochester priory,49
manor,49
Moat House,221
Payne family,107, 388, 390 [pg29]Erith
Belvedere estate,86
brickwork, 252n
brooch,Romano-British,8 9, 213, 214
churches
methodist, records,317
St. John's
brass, 8n
door,155n
recorded by Griffiths C19, 103, 120n,121, 123-5
report on,1975, 206
Compton family,86
Elizabeth I at, 85
Lesnes abbey
and Baldwyns Manor,25
calendar,71-102, 5, 77
manor, 86
Foots Cray
church (see also clergy)
recorded by Griffiths Cl9, 103, 120n, 121-2, 124
repairs 1975, 206
clergy Cl 9, 104, 339
map C17, 109, 75
paper mill,82n
Rokesle lands,148
"Tudor Cottages", 339-40
turnpike trusts, 100, 349, 351n; 104,
17n
Joyden's Wood
house,medieval
cited,92, 177, 179-80
re-assessed,289-90
kiln, Romano-British, 98, 28, 33, 35, [pg37]North Cray
benefactors,393
church, 75
hall-house,226
map C17, 109, 75
parish records, 322
Pille Place,75
Woodbine Cottage
excavations (i//us.),187-94
reports on,91, 206; 226
Sidcup
coaching services C 19, 98, 198-9, 202
Frognal House & estate, 97, 305, 307;
1
Lane family,393
Queen Mary's hospital,305
Stankey Wood, deneholes, 92, 137, 138, 139-44
Welling,Payne family,107, 388, 390
Bexleyheath (G. London) see under Bexley
Biarnulue see Beornwulf
Biarnwulf see Beornwulf
Bible Christians, religious census 1851, 405-100, 6, 413, 422
Bickersteth
Canon - (C20),312
Dr. Burgon (C20),312
Julian,Archdeacon (C20), 312
Bickley (G. London) see under Bromley
Bicknell,Charles (Cl8-19),221-3
Bicknor
advowson of,111
Bredgar chantry endowments, 88
parish records,260
tithe survey, 108
Bidborough
parish records,101, 320; 260
population C16, 100, 257
Smith/Smythe family,255
Biddenden
Allarde family,225-30
Birchley,299-300
causeway,230
church (see also clergy), brasses, 99, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229-30
clergy C15, 103, 135
coaching services Cl 9, 98, 198
origins of,9
parish registers/records, 101, 334, 336
population Cl6, 100, 235-7, 238n,239, 245n,247n, 257
Randolph family,299-100, 300; 93
school records, 314
turnpike trust, 100, 360, 362, 368; 102, 172, 174-5, 184
Washenden Manor,moated site,220
Bifrons see under Bekesbourne-with- Patrixbourne
Bigbury (Bigberry) hillfort see under Harbledown
Bigg
Henry (Cl7), 81
William, Mayor (d.1470), 158
Biggenden family, tomb, 91
Biggin Hill (G. London) see under Bromley
Bignall, E. (d.1914-18),209 [pg30]Bigod,Roger,Earl of Norfolk (C12), 105, 101, 26n,30
Bilcheborough see Beachborough under Newington (by Hythe)
Billing,Revd. Robert (Cl9),224
Billingford,James (Cl4),226
Billinghurst,James (C I 9), 24
Bilsington
Court Lodge Farm,moated site,220 manor, 93, 107, 37-8, 45
pottery & ?kilns, Romano-British, 410
priory
estates,152n; 92, 107, 253
moated site, 220
salt pans, 37
Bitting,Edward (Cl7),63
Bilting see under Godmersham
Bimson, Mavis, on enamel from an iron age brooch from Lenham, 299
Bing (see also Byng), Mary (C18), 230
Bingham,George (C17),104, 174, 210-11
Bintcliffe,Helen (C20), 315
Birch
Revd. Charles (Cl9),339
W. de Gray, on Bromley charters, considered,179-80
Birchall
family (clay pipemakers), 96, 383; 133
Charles (C19), 95, 235, 239; 96, 368, 383; 133
George (Cl 9), 234-95, 5, 239; 383
I. (C19),368
J. & Son (Maidstone),records,253
William (C19),369
Birchington
Brooksend, Romano-British site, 337
constables' documents,9
Minnis Bay
hoard,bronze age, 97, 198; 101, 350;
248
horses' teeth,prehistoric,I57 settlement,neolithic,98, 97, 229 settlement/pottery, bronze age/iron age, 96, 176; 104, 254; 260
Museum, biconical urn from Guildford, 99, 92, 104
parish boundary, lln
Powell Arms,I 96, 92, I 97, 202, 2 I1-12 vilJa,Romano-British, 104, 338
Birchley see under Biddenden
Birchall (see also under Brabourne) hundred,50
Birling
map 1652, 74
Bishop
family (Cl7),196
Giles (C17),188
M.C. & Coulston, J.C., Roman Military Equipment, reviewed, 427-8
Bishopsbourne
?barrow & flints,202
Bourne family,208
Bourne House,29
Bursted Manor, building survey, 106, 187, 188, 189
Charlton Park,65
church (see also clergy; rectory),70 clergy
C17, 106, 28
Hawte family (Cl4-15), 201-105, 3, 205
land measurement,30-109, 1, 37n
land values,Anglo-Saxon,111 manor
C9, 104, 106
Cl4, 105, 202
Charles Oxenden at, 96, 63, 69-70
promiscuity case 1585, 189
rectory,96, 70, 75
Bishopstone see under Herne
Bixle see Bexley
Black
E.W., "The Roman Villa at Darenth" (illus.), 159-83
Jeremy, "Sheerness and the Isle of
Sheppey in 1773", 331-2
Shirley Burgoyne
"Swing: The Years 1827-30 as Reflected in a West Kent . Newspaper",89-106
(ed.), A Farningham Childhood, reviewed,433--4
The Kentish Justice 1791-1834, reviewed,428-9
Black Book of Gillingham, 194-91, 5; 65-72 [pg31]Black Book of St. Augustine's, 92, 95, 12
Black Death (1348-9) (see also plague)
at
Bekesbourne,96, 40, 42
Canterbury, 287
Chartham,101, 217, 229-31, 232, 243
Rochester diocese,14
?cemeteries
Adisham, 292
Canterbury, 168-71
wage labour,effect on, 215-20
Blackbourne hundred, 50 Blackburn,Elizabeth (C18),107, 109, 223
Blackheath (G. London) see under Lewisham
Blackman
George (Cl8), 209
W. (Cl9), 379
Blackmanstone see under Newchurch
Blackmore
Dr. - (Cl8),22
John (C17-18),170
blacksmiths
COffham, 18, 104, 23n
C18-Chislehurst,accounts,19, 101, 333;
86
Blackwall Railway, 187n
blades, bronze age
Monkton, 257
St. Nicholas at Wade, 106, 202, 203, 204
Bladigone (Bladindone)
John de (Cl4), 382-7
Jordan de (Cl4), 387n
Maud de (Cl4),382-7
Bladindon see Blendon under Bexley
Bladindone see Bladigone
Blagg (Blagge)
Sir George (C16),62
T.F.C.
"Roman Architectural Ornament in Kent" (illus.), 65-80
"The Votive Column from the Roman Temple Precinct at Springhead", 223-9
Blagge see Blagg
Blake
- & Son (Maidstone),records,252
Mary Louise (d.1964),205
Phjjjp H.,
"Barham Church: The Brasses, Memorials and Glass" (ii/us.), 197-213
"Barham Court: History and Development" (illus. ), 25-36
"Charles Oxenden" (illus.), 59-76 "The Builder of Bifrons", 96, 108, 270 "The Sandwich Font", 104, 384-6
Thomas (b.1777 of Offham), 104, 15, 20, 22
Thomas (d.1792 of Offham), 10n, 22n
Blakebourne,John (d.1466), 163
Blarney,G.C. (Cl9), 62
Blamire,William (Cl9),108
Bland,John (Cl6), 3ln-2n, 41n; 99, 101, 173, 178-80, 182-5
Blatcher, Margaret, "Chatham Dockyard and a Little-Known Shipwright, Matthew Baker (1530-1613)" (ii/us.),155-72
Blaxland
- (Cl 9 of Sheerness),86
J. (fl.1816),175
Bleackley,T.H. (d.1916),453
Blean,John of (C13),88
Blean see St. Cosmus & St. Damian in the Blean
Blendon (G. London) see under Bexley
Bletchenden see under Headcorn
Blew
William (Cl8-19), 15
Revd. William J. (b.1808), 14-93, 17, 20-2
Bligh, Hon. Revd. Edward (C 19), 22n
blockhouses
history of, 142-89, 56, 157, 158-60, /160-1, 161; 341-96, 2, 343, 344-9, 358-9
by place
East Tilbury (Essex), 89, 142, 144, 147, 150, 155; 96, 342, 346n,347-8
Gravesend ' excavations
1975, interim report, 208-91, 9, 212-13
1975-6 (illus.), 153-77
1976, interim report,250 history of, 92, 89, 143-5, 147-56, 157, 158-60, f160-1, 161; 341-96, 2, 344, 346n,347-8, 351, 358
restoration,94, 280; 414
Higham, 142-89, 4, 147, 150, 155; 93, 153; 96, 342, 346n,347-8 [pg32]Milton (Gravesend) excavations
1974, interim report, 221
1975, interim report,200
1976, 250
1978, interim report,280
1974-8 (illus.), 341-62·
history of,143-50
Sheerness,342
Tilbury (Essex), 143-89, 5, 147-56; 93, 153; 341-96, 2, 346-8, 358
Blockley
K., on excavations at Canterbury,
Marlowe Car Park (illus. ), 402-5
and P., "Excavations at Bigberry, near Canterbury, 1981" (illus.), 239-51
on excavations at Bigbury Camp, Harbledown (ii/us.), 287-92
and Day, M., on excavations at
Canterbury
Marlowe car park (ill us.), 267-70
Watling Street (illus. ), 273-5
P. (see also Anderson,I. & Blockley,P.;
Bennett, P. & Blockley, P.;
Bennett, P., MacP herson-Grant, N.C. & Blockley, P.; Blockley, K. & P.1
"Excavations at No.41 St. George's
Street, Canterbury, 1985" (illus.), 59-178
"Excavations at Riding Gate, Canterbury 1986--87" (illu s.), 117-54
on excavations at
Canterbury
Adelaide P lace (ill us.), 30 I, 104, 304, 330
Church Lane,251-2
Church Lane (i/lus.), 278-81 city wall (i/lus.), 101, 101, f290, 296-8
Marlowe Theatre site (illus.), 225-f228
New Street (illus.), 313-14
North Lane (i//us.), 289-91
Pound Lane (i//us.),295-6
Roper Road,318
St. George's Street (illus.), 244-7
St. John's Lane (i//us.), 216-103, 18; 293-5
St. Margaret's church (ii/us.), 298-300
St. Margaret's Street (illus.), 103, 210, 214-16
Stour Street,102, 239, 241
The Tannery (ii/us.), 314-104, 15, 332
The Ridingate (ii/us.), 205-9
Fordwich High Street,202
on industrial waste from Canterbury, St. George's Street,170-2
on preliminary work at Canterbury, St. John's hospital,300-1
on watching brief at, Chestfield, 320
and Anderson, I., on excavations at, Canterbury, St. Margaret's Street (ii/us.), 295-8
Blome
Charles (C17),290
John (C I 7),290
John jnr. (C17),290
William (Cl7),290
bloom,iron
Anglo-Saxon,St. Mary Cray, 208
Romano-British,St. Mary Cray,260 Bloomfield, Peter, Kentish Sources X.
Kent and the Napoleonic Wars, reviewed, 396-8
Blossom,George (Cl6),43
Blubery, John (d.1518), 199
Blue Bell Hill see under Aylesford
Blue Eyed Maid, 215
Blund (see also Blunde)
Adam Le (Cl3),149
John Le,Sheriff (Cl3-14),149
Peter Le (Cl3),149
Regnld (Cl2-13),220
Blunde (see also Blund), Alderman -
(Cl 8), 237
Boal,John & wife (Cl?),72
Boarley see Bourley under Boxley boats (see also anchor; shipping)
prehistoric, St. Mildred's Bay,107, 421; 276
iron age,Cliffe,288-9
Anglo-Saxon
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 51, 59; 225
Ozengell, 272
Bobbing
Hasted property,170
Norwood [pg33]Great Norwood, moated site, 93, 222; 282
place name, 14n
Savage family,224
Bochard family (Cl6), 209
Bocland,Geoffrey of(C12),28n
Boddington,John(C18),206
Bodenham,Dr. -(Cl8), 22
Boderick,Dr. -(Cl8),22
Bodiam(E. Sussex)
castle,209
moated site,92, 177, 183
bodkin,bone,late medieval,95, 152, 1 53
Bodley,G.F.(C19),14
Bodvoc(Cl A.D.),241
Boehm,Sir E.(C19),9
Boggis, R.J.E. (C19-20), 332
Bogle see under Lynsted
Bogs,Sir William(C18),223
Bohun family, arms of, 91, 12; 95, 138, 139
Bol,Cornelius(Cl 7),144n
Boleyn(Bullen)
family,estates,53
Anne see also Hoo & Hastings
Anne (d. I 536, Queen), m. Henry VIII, 91, 7, 113
Anne(C16), m. John Sackville,7
Sir Geoffrey(C15),7
Margaret see Butler
Thomas, Earl of Wiltshire (C16), 93, 140; 121-2
SirWilliam(C15-16),91, 7, 113
Bolger,John(C18),102, 29, 35
Bolingbroke (see also Henry IV), Elizabeth(Cl4-15), m. Sir John
Corneville, 193
BoJland
Henry(C18-19),105, 240, 241n
John(C18-19),240n; 105, 108, 269
Bollard,Diana(Cl7),60
Bolle
Thomas(C15), 236
William (Cl5), 236
Bolney,Edward(C16), 238
Bolton
Duke of see Powlett,Lord Harry
ArthurT. (C19), 102, 141, 145-6
Harriett(Cl 9), 6
Bolton, The, 188
bolts
Romano-British see ballista bolts; gate fittings
Anglo-Saxon see clench bolts
Bonarde see Bonnar
Bond
George (Cl6), 89
Richard(Cl?), 69
Bone
George(C19),392
John(Cl6),121
Samuel(C19),392
bone & antler objects (see also beggars badges; bodkins; box mount; brush; buttons; combs; counters; dice; ivory; knife handles; ligula; mace-heads, antler; mounts; needles; pin-beaters; pins; pipes; spindle-whorls; spindles; spoons; weaving combs)
iron age,Bridge by-pass, 165 Romano-British
Canterbury
Gravel Walk, 91, 141, 142
St. George's Street, 105, 135, 136
Rochester,castle,94, 42, 43
Anglo-Saxon, St. Mary Cray, 101, 208, 209
medieval/post-medieval, Bekesbourne, 54
post-medieval, Canterbury, St. George's Street, 105, 145, 147
bones,animal (see also bones,human) palaeolithic,Cuxton, 104, 72, 74 palaeolithic-neolithic, Sevenoaks,
Redlands Pit (illus.), 27-52 mesolithic,Cliffe,97, 99, 281; 361 bronze age
Margate,Northdown, 271
Wouldham, 85
iron age/Romano-British, ritual significance, 156-98, 8, 242
Romano-British
Canterbury,Gravel Walk, 142-3
Chatham, 192-3
Hammill, 151-98, 2, 159
Ickham,190
St. Mary Cray, 101, 189, 191, 211-13
Anglo-Saxon, St. Mary Cray,101, 194, 213-14
medieval
Canterbury,Gravel Walk, 142-3
Rochester,High Street, 224
medieval/post-medieval, Ospringe, St.
Mary's hospital (illus.), 227-66 [pg34]undated, Chartham (discovered 1668), 96, 94, 2
bones,human
bronze age
Bridge, 180-2
Halling, 102, 131, 133
Otford, 187
Wouldham,84-99, 5, 100-2
iron age
Bridge,180
Highsted, 368
Romano-British
Canterbury, New Street, 149-51
Minster (in Thanet), 54-102, 6, 60-l
Rochester,97, 133, 135
Anglo-Saxon
Darenth, 317-96, 8; 42-108, 4, 46, 52, 56
Eccles, hydrocephalus (illus.), 77-82
Margate, 221-104, 2, 224, 230-1
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 45, 47, 52, 53-4, 60-1
Monkton, 89, 50, 85-9; 101, 89, 90, 91, 92, 94, 97, 99
Rochester, 286
Sarre, 146-7
medieval
Canterbury
North Lane, 170-1
St. Gregory's priory, 303-96, 4; 106, 175; 309
Ospringe, St. Mary's hospital, 183-95, 4, ffJ 84
Thanington Without, 309-1I
medieval/post-medieval, Rochester cathedral cemetery (illus.), 97-151
undated, Sevenoaks, Redlands Pit, 97, 33, 47-8
Boniface
Archbishop (C13), 96, 128, 131; 56
Pope (C7), 6
St.(d^54),9^ II,14, 101, 16-18
Bonnar (Bonarde)
Leonard,Sheriff (Cl6-17),89
Maryan (Cl6-17), widow of Leonard, m.2 William Watmer,89
Bonnard,Barnard (Cl6),99, 36, 45
Bonnington (see also under Goodnestone)
field walking finds, 372
Hannah Higgins of, 7
parish records, 320
Bonvisi,Antonio (C!6), 181
book-fittings
Anglo-Saxon
Boxley, 104, 359, 360
Canterbury,383-96, 4, 3 85
medieval, Ospringe, 95, 139, 140
post-medieval, Rochester, 95, 29, 30
Bookham
- (C18-19 of Offham),20
Thomas (Cl7 of Wrotham),69
bookland,219-99, 23; 99-112
Boon (Boone)
J. (Cl9), 167
Thomas (Cl5),IO
Boone see Boon
Boorman
Charles Spencer (C19), 322
Thomas (d.1874), 322-3
Thomas Augustus (d.1903), 322-3
William (Cl9-20), 322-3
Boorne, Thomas (C17),71
Boosey, Abraham (Cl 9), 57
boot scrapers, 92, 98, 99, 100-2; 137-97, 8, 140-1, 149, 150, 151-2, 153-4
Booth
-(d.1791),22
Thomas (Cl7),173
Borden
Bredgar chantry endowments,88
church, recorded by Griffiths 1845, 120n
foundry, 239
Key Street,turnpike, 368
Mocking property,151
Sutton Baron, place-name,21n
swing riots, IOI
Boreham, P.W., "Archaeological Notes from Dartford Museum" (illus.), 350-1
Boreman, Robert (C17), 168-109, 9, 171-2, 175-7, 182
Borough, William (Cl6), 150
Borough Green
Borough Green House, barn, building survey,379-80
church, methodist, records, 277
station-master's house, door knocker, 96
Borowart, lathe of,116 [pg35]borsholders see constables; see also under Wateringbury
Borstal see under Rochester
Bosse
Miss -(Cl 7),292
Richard snr. & wife (C17),291
Richard jnr. & wife (C17),291 bosses see shield bosses
Bossington see under Adisham
Bosville,William (C17), 292
Boswell
Lady -,charity,278
Dame Margaret (Cl 7),100, 285, 292
Bot see Bott
Bote (see also Bott), Thomas (C16), 264
Boteler (see also Barton)
Sir Philip (C18),100, 347, 352, 364
William (C18-19), 97, 237, 241-8, 251;
Bott (Bot; see also Alrebot; Bote)
Aldred (Cll), 264
Thomas le (C13),seal of,263-4
Botting
Alderman - (C18), 223
Dr. - (C18 of Battle),22
Thomas (C18), 76
bottle seals see under inscriptions
Boucher
Joan (Cl6), 180
Robert Comyn (C20}, 33
Boudiccan revolt,in Canterbury,215
Bough Beech see under Chiddingstone
Boughton,Edward (C16),138n
Boughton Aluph
amulet, Romano-British, 96, 394, 395, 396
barrow,bronze age, 335n
Goatley Lees,toll gate, 177
Robert Jenner of,178
Kempe's Corner, turnpike/toll gate, 100, 364; 102, 177, 188
mill, 85
moated sites
Buckwell Farm,220
Wilmington,220
parish records, 101, 320; 260
ring,medieval,362
Wye College properties, 215
Boughton Malherbe church,brass,247 constables' documents, 103, 104, 9 manor,97, 65
moated sites
Coldbridge Farm,220
Greatbaker Farm,220
Thornden, 220
parish registers, 334
Wotton family,97, 65; 247
Boughton Monchelsea
Brishing Romano-British bath house excavations,224 finds from
bead,399
brooches, 104, 355; 105, 304, 307;
107, 396, 399; 108, 284, 285 coins
Celtic, 104, 353; 105, 303; 398
Roman, 104, 357; 105, 310; 402
fastener, 107, 396, 398-9
furniture fitting,30 I, 307
spoon handle,108, 284, 285
strap end,107, 396, 399
survey, 219
church,lychgate, 147n
coins (see also under Brishing)
Celtic, 367
Roman,95, 295; 286
Eylesden estate, 328
handaxe,Acheulian,350
Martins Farm,survey,219
school records, 314
swing riots, 102
Boughton Street see under Boughton under Blean
Boughton under Blean
Boughton Hill,swing riots, 103
Boughton Street,9
Brenley,beaker, late neolithic,395
Brenley Corner, Romano-British site, 336
chapel (see also under Oversland), records, 258
church (see also chapel; clergy/sermons) recorded by Griffiths 1846, 120n visitation 103, 1557, 106, 60
clandestine marriage C16, 89, 195 clergy/sermons Cl6, 101, 179, 183-4
Colkins, 298
John Elsten of,112
land units, Anglo-Saxon, 110n
manor, 107, 33; 37
map 1665, 81
Montagu family, 170 [pg36]origins of,109, 92, 29
Oversland,chapel records,259 parish records/deeds,105, 101, 321, 330
Pettit family,100, 298; 126n swing riots,102, 107, 102
Boughton under Blean hundred, 102
Boulden,Thomas (C19),8
Boulogne,Count of (C12), 38n Boulter,W.J. (d.1914-18),101, 105, 209
Bounde,William (C15),24
Boundgate see under Badlesmere
Bourchier,Archdeacon (d.1495),17
Bourdon (Bowden), Edward (C16), 102, 217, 222
Bourgchier,Thomas, Archbishop (d.1486) arms of,91, 12; 133
and Prior Thomas Banes, 196-7
Bell Harry Tower,building work,133 atKnole,92, 89, 2, 6-8; 91, 1, 11-12
Bourley (Boarley) see under Boxley
Bourne (see also Bourne & Chambers)
George de (C14),208
John de (C14),208
Ralph of,Abbot (C14), 182
William of, priest (Cl2), 200
William (d.1582),348
Bourne & Chambers, Messrs (builders Cl9), 168
Bouskill,I.W.C.
"Two Palaeolithic Flint Tools found in the London Borough of Bromley" (illus.), 286-8
London Borough of Bromley report 1978, 282-3
Bouverie family (of Folkestone), 109, 70, 72, 76
Bovehacch see Chartham Hatch under Chartham
Bovtel,Robert (Cl3/14),seal of, 291 Bowden
Edward see Bourdon
John (Cl5),llO
M. & Taylor R.,"Two Bronze Axes from Hythe in the Pitt Rivers Collection at Salisbury
Museum" (ii/us.), 349-52
Bowen
John
on building surveys by C.A.T.
1986 (ii/us.), 224-34
1987 (illus.), 323-104, 4, 326-7
Christ Church, Canterbury, reconstruction,100, 172, 174
on the Wealden House at Chartham, fl99, 21, 125-7
and Tatton-Brown, Tim, on building recording work by C.A.T. (ii/us.), 301-101, 11; 249-55
Thomas (C18-19), 104, 17, 20
Bower
Jacqueline, "Probate Accounts as a Source for Kentish Early Modern Economic and Social History", 51-62
Stephen Dykes (C20),13
Bowes
Dr. Armstrong (C I 9-20),88-9
Sir Martin (Cl6), 138n; 93, 97, 63
Bowes-Lyon
Lt. Claude,Earl of Strathmore (C19), 95, 304; 300
Frances Dora, Countess of Strathmore see Smith
Bowet,Henry (Cl4-15),193
Bowketts (of Margate),accounts, 340
Bowles,Corrington (Cl8), 199
Bowley, Clive, on building survey at Canterbury, St. Margaret's Street,No.34, 104, 324, 326
Bowling,William (Cl7), 189n,191-99, 2, 195
bowls
copper alloy
Romano-British (with inlay), Strood, 380
Anglo-Saxon
trade in, 140-100, 1, 143
from
Canterbury Museum,101, 355, 357
Coombe, 344
Darenth,320
Shorne, 342
Wingham,140
wooden, medieval/post-medieval, Ospringe,95, 99, 153
Bowman
-& wife (Cl7),70
Elizabeth (Cl 7),69
Johanna (Cl7),73
Roger & wife (C17),72
S.G.E. see Debenham,N.C. & Bowman, S.G.E.
Thomas (Cl7),94, 69, 72
Will (C17),73 [pg37]Bowman's Lodge see under Dartford
Bowra, Brigadier E.V., obituary, 243
Bowrege,Henry (fl.1499),91
Bowtell,John (d.1753) & widow (d.1757), 99, 164, 172
Bowyer family (C17),68
box fittings (see also box mounts; boxes), Anglo-Saxon,
iron, Margate, 104, 226, 227
box mounts (see also box fittings;boxes)
Anglo-Saxon,copper alloy
Boxley, 104, 359, 360; 107, 401, 403; 108, 288, 289
Cliffe,2 108, 89, 290
medieval, bone, Canterbury, 105, 78, 142, 143
boxes (see also box fittings;box mounts), Anglo-Saxon
Eastry,248
Finglesham,37
Boxley,Walter see Phillips
Boxley
abbey
correction to item in Vol. 88, 97, 312
estates,96, 19, 21, 24; 97, 56; 253
Eastchurch, 101, 26, 27n,35-6
gateways,172
monks CJ 6, 93, 65
sketchplan, 94, 257, 258, 259; 278-95, 9; 312
axes
neolithic, 109, 339, 3 40
bronze age,97, 300, 3 01
Aylesford estates,85n
bee boles, Yew Trees House, 106, 113, 116, 121, 125
belt hook,late medieval, 107, 406, 407
belt mount,medieval, 109, 344, 3 45, 346
book mount,Anglo-Saxon, 104, 359, 3 60
Bourley (Boarley) Farm, survey/map
box mounts, Anglo-Saxon, 104, 359, 360; 107, 401, 403; 108, 288, 289
brooches
iron age, 109, 339, 340
Romano-British, 105, 304, 307-8; 107, 400; 109, 340, 341
Anglo-Saxon, 287-108, 8, 2 89
medieval, 107, 401, 405; 290-108, 1, 292
buckle, Anglo-Saxon, 109, 342, 343
church (see also clergy)
position of,156
recorded by Griffiths 1844, 120n
and Rochester priory,91, 50, 52
clergy C17, 99, 188
cloth seal,post-medieval,409
coin hoards (see also coins)
iron age, 97, 300; 367-101, 8, 369, 370
Roman,97, 300; 372-3
coins (see also coin hoards)
iron age, 102, 269; 105, 303; 398
Roman, 107, 402; 108, 286; 341
Anglo-Saxon,107, 403; 287 dagger,flint, ?bronze age,108, 107, 395, 3 96 deeds, 101, 335
Grove Green, fuller's earth production, 99, 74, 78
harness pendants, medieval, 104, 360, 362; 105, 312, 318; 107, 401, 406; 109, 344, 345
Harple Farm, survey & map Cl9, 109, 87n,98
hoards see coin hoards
hone,medieval,89, 209, 210
Lidsing
manor,151-2
tithe survey,102
mount, Romano-British, 108, 284, 285
Newnham Court Farm
survey,1974, 219
survey & map Cl 9, 109, 97
non-conformity,188
papal bull, 405
pilgrim flasks,102, 269, 2 70; 346
Pilgrims' Way,97
purse bars, medieval, 405-107, 6; 108, 285, 291
ring,Romano-British, 107, 400, 401
Sandling
Farm, 95
manor, 152
ring,medieval, 348
seal matrices (see also cloth seal) medieval, 94, 264, 265; 101, 374; 107, 404, 405; 108, 290, 292; 109, 343, 344, 345, 346
post-medieval,349
strap end, Anglo-Saxon, 108, 288, 289, 290
token, medieval, 290
Turkey Mills,82 [pg38]Tyland Farm, survey/map Cl108, 9, 109, 95, 109
Watts family,103, 144; 109, 65, 73
Yew Trees House see bee boles
Boyce,Dr. -(Cl8),22
Boycott(Boycot)
Thomas(Cl7),65-109, 6, 70-2, 77
William (Cl 7), 98, 80, 83-4, 88; 99, 245; 65-109, 7, 70-1, 72, 76
Boyd
John(d.1800),52-98, 3, 55, 60, 62-6
John jnr. (d.Cl9), 66
Oliver(Cl9),67
Boyden
Alice(Cl6), !Sin
John(Cl6),!Sin
Boyle
Commissioner -(CIS-19),265
John
"An Unrecorded Achievement of Edward Hasted", 237-41
"Hasted in Perspective",295-304
"Some Discoveries about Edward Hasted and his History of Kent", 235-59
"The Loss and the Supposed Recovery by Edward Hasted of his Ancestral Estates",167-76
In Quest of Hasted, reviewed, 280-2
John(C20 of Canterbury),35-100, 6, 48 Boys
family
monument, 119
pedigree, 256
-(Cl9 of Margate),148n
Sir Edward(CI7), 62
Sir John (d.1612), 185-89, 8; 96, 301;
John M.P.(fl.1648),213
DeanJohn(Cl7),173-4
John & wife (d.1710 & 1717 of Hode), 119n
John (fl.1796 of Betteshanger), 16n, 92, 169, 171
Thomas(d.1625),324
Thomas(d.1722),19
Sir William(C!8),109, 224, 238
William (C18 of Sandwich), 241-97, 2, 244-5, 249, 256; 100, 189, 298, 303
Brabant, Duke of (fl.1194), 30n, 36-8
Brabazon,Miss -(Cl 9),9
Brabourne,Master,Prior(C16),321
Brabourne
axe,neolithic,230
Bircholt (see also Bircholt hundred), clergy C19, 96, 68
Brabourne Lees, 29 chapel,baptist, 92, 92, 29n described by Hasted, 97, 251n
Fogg family,186
Hampton
maps C16, 109, 66
moated site,308
mound,investigated 1975, 203
parish registers, 334
Brabourne Lees see under Brabourne
bracelets(bangles),Romano-British copper alloy
Canterbury,120
Dartford, 102, 275; 342
Rochester, 91, 212; 101-97, 2, 125, 126-7, 128-31
Stanford,91, 193, 195
shale
Canterbury, 105, 144, 146
Poverest, 207
Brackenbury,Richard(C16),85-6
bracteates, Anglo-Saxon,gold
Eastry,248
Kentish, I06-7
Monkton,101, 91, 95, 105-7, /8, 114
Bradbourne see under Sevenoaks
Brade,John le(fl.1213), 53
Brade-Birks,Canon S.G.
at Godmersham, 8 I
obituary,271
Bradegare,Robert de(fl.1392),87
Bradford,John(C16),174
Bradkirk,Thomas(Cl6),181
Bradshaw
J.
"A Bronze Amulet from Boughton Aluph" (illus.), 394-6
Ashford Archaeological Society -
Report 1975, 202-4
Lawrence(C16),27
Bradsole see under Hougham Without braid,Anglo-Saxon see threads
Brainforth see Braynforth
Bramah
Messrs -(engineers),394
Joseph(d.1814),394
Bramling see under Ickham & Well [pg39]Brampton, Alice (Cl5/16), m. John Petle, 112
Branbridges see under East Peckham
Brand
Helen (Cl7),70
James (Cl7),70
John & wife (Cl7),70
Mary (Cl7),70
Richard (C I 7), 70
Brandbridges see Branbridges under East Peckham
Brandon
Bradult (C I 8),206n
Catherine, Duchess of Suffolk (Cl6), 277
David (Cl9),146
John (d.1428),24-101, 5, 38-9
Thomas (fl.1797), 102, 275; 342
Branfill
Champion (Cl8),204
Charlotte see Brydges
Brasier
John (C17), 75
William (C18),75
brass founders (see also bellfounders; brass-working),Izons,138
brass objects see bells; brasses; buttons; candle-wick trimmers; candlesticks; disc; harness fittings; rings; seal matrices; skillets; spurs
brass-working,medieval,Canterbury, 105, 168, 171
brasses, monumental
Barham, I 97-105, 203, 205
Biddenden, 99, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229-30
Birchington,192
Boughton Malherbe,247
Bredgar, 91
Canterbury
Christ Church, 6-109, 7, 9-17, 19-20, 22-4, 25, 26-8
St. George's,314-15
Chartham,27
Cobham, 94, 94; 96, 387; 99, 109; Sn; 102, 105, 294n
Cudham,109
Dartford,113n
Downe,99, 109, 112-13
East Sutton,99
East Wickham, 91, 206; 92, 251; 107, 382, 383-6, 387, 388-9, 390
Eggerton, 52
Erith, Sn
Faversham, I 14
Godmersham (see also Eggerton), 56
Horton Kirby, 386-96, 8, 389, 390; 298
Ightham, 11-12
Leeds,94, 94, 95
Lullingstone,I12
Maidstone Museum, 103, 245, 246, 247-9
Merstham (Surrey), I12
Newington (by Hythe),103, 172, 187
Otterden,111
Rainham,I I 2
Rochester,I 88
St. Nicholas at Wade, 202
Sheldwich, 294n
Ulcombe, I 12
Warehorne, 103, 246, 247-9
Brasted
Brasted Place, I 04
church
inscriptions,transcripts of,335
recorded by Griffiths I 840, I 20n, 125
coaching services C I 9, 98, I 98
Compton census returns 1676, 68
deeds, 278
High Street
Kentish House, building survey, 337
No.building survey,17, 102, 261
Hill Park estate see Valence estate
manor & lordship,53n
map Cl 7, 109, 75
Outridge Farm,oast,249
parish registers,334
population Cl6, 100, 235, 238n,257
Rectory Lane,Nos.1-5, 99, 271
swing riots, 100
Valence/Hill Park estate,deeds, 285
Bray, Thomas (1656-1730), 99, 160, 168-70
Braybrok see Braybrook
Braybrook (Braybrok)
Joan see Cobham
Sir Reginald (C15),387
Sir Roger (d.1405),brass,294n
Braynforth,John (C16),89
bread ovens (see also bakehouses) [pg40]Brasted, 337
Canterbury
Best Lane, 147
Marlowe car park,410
St. Gregory's,313-14
St. Peter's Street, 316
St. Radigund's Street,308
Stour Street, 103, 213; 104, 308, 316; 147
Newington (by Hythe),103, 175, 183-4
Otford,341
Shoreham,207
Wingham,69
Brede (E. Sussex), 102, 118, 126, 128
Bredgar
Chantry House, history & survey (ii/us.), 87-97
church, 91, 88, 9 I
coin hoard,Roman, 125
Mann's Place, 90
parish records, 260
Bredger,Judith (Cl7), 71
Bredhurst
Aylesford estates, 85n
Bredhurst Farm, survey & map C19, 109, 109
parish registers, 334
Breeze, David J., Roman Forts in Britain, reviewed, 300
Breggis,Thomas (Cl5), 23
Bregowine,Archbishop (d.764), 11
Brembre,Nicholas (C14),221
Brenan, J., "An Openwork Hanging-Bowl Escutcheon from West Wickham" (ii/us.), 193-8
Brenchley (Brencheley)
family (Cl4/15),25
Jane (C15), 23
Joanna (d. before 1453), 96, 23; 10-109, 11. 24
Sir William (C15), 96, 23; 100, 228;
10-109, 11, 24
Brenchley
All Saints parish, registers, 334
deeds, 335
Backetts Grove,330
Daltons,330
Fryers Farm (Matfield), 330
Stephen Hooker of, 347
iron industry, 81
Kipping's Cross, turnpike trust, 100, 347, 350, 352-3, 359-61, 364n,368
map Cl 7, 109, 75
Matfield
chapel,charity 1829, 95
Fryers Farm, deeds,330
Moatlands, 220
John Pattenden of, 79
population & family structure C16, 100, 233, 235, 237, 238n, 239, 241-4, 245n,247n,248, 255-7
tithe accounts, 329
turnpike trusts (see also Kipping's Cross), 349-100, 50, 353
witchcraft accusation, 95, 43, 46
Brenchley hundred, 49
Brenley see under Boughton under Blean
Brenner, Robert (C l6),135
Brent
family,J.P.'s,131n
Mrs - (C16), 35
Cecil (C19), 21-2
Revd. D. (Cl9),6
John (C19)
collection, 21-99, 2, 231-2, 235; 355
excavates at Sarre, 147-100, 8; 139-109, 40, 142, I 58-9
Brenzett
church (see also under Snave; see also clergy), 99, 58; j107, 254, 256-8, 260, 262
clergy C16, 93, 90
deeds, 255
enamelled plaque,medieval, 376-7
Goseboume lands C16, 101, 238
key, medieval,104, 360, 362
manor,50
map Cl 7, 109, 77
Snave
church,}107, 254, 256, 260, 262
Goseboume lands Ci6, 101, 238
manor, 260
Wye College properties, 215
Brett (Bret)
family,of Wye, 297
Charles (Cl8),361
Sir Edward (d.1683),96, 392, 394
J.A. (C18-19), 38
John (Cl6),56
John (fl.1807), 133-8
M., reviews, 389-91
Marion (C16), widow of John, m.1
William Staple, m.3 Paul Tibball,56 [pg41]Robert (b.1808 of London),109, 100, 327
Robert (C20),312
Brewen,John de (C14),208
Brewer
Mrs - (Cl 7 of Boxley), 78
John M.P. (Cl7-18),220
Thomas (C17), 188-99, 9, 192-3
breweries (see also brewers; brewhouses;
brewing)
Canterbury
Marlowe Avenue,287
St. Martin's Hill,126
Stour Street, 410
Riverhead, 10
Sevenoaks,6
brewers
Best family, 83
Cobb family,101, 338; 84
Cosby.John,209-10
Courage,Barclay & Simmonds,84
Desmaistres family,116-104, 19, 121
Fenner & Flint,84
Flint & Co.,84
Fremlins,101, 332; 84
Froggarde, George, 66
Leney
Alfred & Co., 84
Frederick & Sons, 331
Oxenbridge,Jerome,180
Tomson & Wotton,101, 340; 83--4
West Kent Breweries Co.,84
Woodman,Thomas, 153
Brewers Company,116-18
brewhouses (see also breweries)
Aylesham,Ratting Court,92, 57, /63, 63
Canterbury
Castle Street,225
Christ Church College site,216
St. Mildred's, 236
Wincheap, 308
East Peckham,Parsonage House,256
Knole (Sevenoaks),262
Ospringe, 95, 89, 96
Wye,222
brewing
Maidstone,history of, 89, 220; 210
sources for,83--4
Brewster, Harriet (C18-19), m. Samuel
Taylor, 98, 175; 303
Breze, Pierre de (C15), 136
Brice
Mary (C16/17),42
Thomas (C19),311n
Brickenden,Mrs - (fl.1797),144 brickmaking (see also brickworks)
Faversham,438n
sources for, 88
bricks (see also brickmaking; brickworks; cavity-wall construction; tiles), use of in Kent,171-80
Romano-British,reused at
Adisham church,115
Canterbury, St. George's church, 312
New Romney church, 346
St. Cosmus & St. Damian in the Blean church, 119
St. Paul's Cray church, 99, 175, 178 medieval
Broomhill church,378
Canterbury
Bell Harry Tower,133
Best Lane,145
Ford Manor,133n
New Romney, 346
Sandwich,197
West Stourmouth,229n medieval/post-medieval, Otford, 98, 89, 203
post-medieval
Aylesford,229
Bekesbourne,44-6
Bifrons House, 330
Canterbury
Roper Gate, 107, 360, 362-3; 165-108, 71, 174--80
Station Road East, 247-98, 8, 249, 250-2
Chatham, 180
Gravesend (see also Milton),174
Milton (Gravesend), 96, 349, 35 I, 354, 355
Ospringe, 98
Rochester,97, 107, 108
Sandwich, 153-94, 5; 100, 210, 214-15
Sturry, 102, 251, 253
Brickstock, Richard J., "A Probable Hoard of Late Roman Bronze Coins from Gravesend",51-62
brickworks
Benenden,91, 205; 69
Canterbury, 222
Cranbrook,88
Crayford, 252n
Folkestone, 22 [pg42]Frindsbury,106, 89, 111
Holllingbourne, 88n
Oare,447n
Sandwich,Sandown, 171
Thurnham, 88
Wrotham,records,255
Bridendon,Hester(C18),226
bridewells (see also gaols; lock-ups; prisons)
Canterbury, 97, 277; 206
Dartford, 104, 21; 87
Deptford, 21n
Offham area,20
Bridge,J.W.(C20),146
Bridge
Bargar/Bargrave family,270
Bridge Farm,staircase, 232
by-pass, archaeological survey, bronze age/iron age (illu s.), 133--96, 4, 151-83
chapel,records,259
church (see also chapel; clergy), recorded by Griffiths I 844, 120n,103, 122, 124
clergy (Rural Dean C19),68
Isaac family, 55
origins of,22n
turnpike, 102, 176, I 90
workhouse,records,314
Bridge & Petham hundred, 98, 78, 83
Bridge Cement Co., 89n
Bridgen,R.(C18),200n
Bridger
F.T.(C19),55n
William(Cl9 of Tonbridge),103, 54, 60
William (C I 9 of Tunbridge Wells), 391
Bridges (see also Brydges) family,Garrett papers,339
Sir Brook(Cl 8),66
E.(C20),122
Elizabeth (d.1812), m. Edward Knight, 106, 66, 77, 80
M.(C20), 122
bridges
medieval, Beckenham (i/lus. ), 148-60
post-medieval
Otl'ord Palace, 271-2
Sandwich, 153-5
Bridgland,D.R.
Analysis of the Gravel Deposits at Cuxton (illus.), 43-51 ■
and Harding, P., "Palaeolithic Artefacts from the Gravels of the Hoo Peninsula" (illus.), 41-55
Bridgman family, 29
Brigenden, Robert(d.1517),364
Brigges,William(C16),58
Bright
Robert snr.(C17),69
Robert jnr. (C17), 69
Thomas & wife(C17),69
Brightlingsea (Essex), ships monies, 192
Brighton (E. Sussex),decorative ironwork (illus.), 74-92, 5, 77-81, 96, f!0l, IOI
Brimpston,John(C15), 8
Brimstone see Brymstone
Bringbourne
John(C16),116-17
Katherine (C16), wife of John, m.2 Mr Swan,I I 102, 611, 117
Brianne
banlieu, 123
Count Gilbert see Clare
briquetage (see also salt works)
Cliffe,91, 208; 376-104, 7; 288
Eastchurch, 168
High Halstow,2 I 89, 9; 279
Upchurch,200
Worth,290
Briscall, W.R., "The Ashford Cage" (illus. ),57-68
Brisely (see also Brisley), George (C 19), 237
Brishing see under Boughton Monchelsea
Brisley (see also Brisely), William (C19), 31111
Bristol,Earl of(CIS-19),391
Bristou,Robert of(Cl2),28n
Bristow
- (fl.1795 of Canterbury), 97, 242, 244-5; 219
John(C17), 94, 69, 72
Margaret(C17),69
Britter
Dinniss(C17),69
Thomas(C17),69
Britton,Thomas(C17),72
Broad, Thomas(1760-1833),104, 18, 20
Broad Street see under Hollingbourne
Broadstairs & St. Peters
Albion Street,deeds, 270
Bleak House,83 [pg43]Bradstowe School
archaeological evaluation,417-18
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon,104, 228, 234
brooch,Romano-British, 92, 230, 231
Holy Cross school,records,315
ironwork,decorative, 83
North Foreland, Kingsgate, bronze age settlement, 109, 262, 264
parish boundary,11
St. Peters
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon
beaker pottery,17
belt suites, I 67-8
bottle vases, 75n
characteristics,234
graves, 92, 48; 101
chapel,baptist,218
church (see also chapel)
as chapel of Minster,11
recorded by Griffiths 1840,
120n 122
Culmer family (C17), 58
non-conformity,218
Northdown Hill, Romano-British building,338
Shallows Tea Gardens, 194-96, 5, 211, 218
school see Bradstowe School
shipbuilding, 230
Valetta House see Bradstowe School
Brockhill (see also Brockhull), William (C15-16),1-3
Brockhull (Brokhull)
family, land holdings C14/15, 100, 220, 223
John,Sheriff (Cl4), 223
Sir Thomas, Sheriff (Cl4), 100, 222;
109-10
Brockman
family,archives,188
Caroline (C18),m. Ralph Drake, 187
Henry (C16-17 of Witham & Beachborough),186-7
Henry (C18 of Cheriton),187
James (d.1767), 187
Sir William,Sheriff (C17),187
Brockwell,Elizabeth (C17), 69
Broderip,Susanna (d.1747), 24
Brodnax
family,61
Thomas, later May, then Knight (d.1602),61-106, 2, 64, 71
William (d.1609),62-3
Brodribb, Gerald, Roman Brick and Tile, reviewed, 407-8
Brokhull see Brockhull
Brome,Robert atte (C14), 65
Bromhill (parish unknown), Wye College
properties, 215
Bromhull,John (fl.1397), 90
Bromley (London Borough)
borough of
archaeological reports
1974, 220
1975, 206-7
1977, 223
1978, 282-3
1981, 325
Vernacular Architecture Survey, 282
Beckenham
Bruyn family,201
church
recorded by Griffiths 1839, 103, 119, 120n,122-3
tomb, 4n
coaching services C l9, 98, 194, 197n
Exton lands in, 154
Holy Trinity parish, records, 320
landowners Cl5, 91, 161
Leweland, 161-3
manor,302
La Motes, double-moated site (illus.), 145-63
Rokele family,201
Style family, 93, 130; 4n
tithe survey,117
Bickley
handaxes,94, 283; 95, 286, 287, 288
Old Cottage,gateway,171
Biggin Hill
parish records,322
Single Street, No.building survey, 7, 94, 282
Bromley
bee boles,Church House Gardens,106, 111, 126
Beggar's Bush, turnpike trust, 349
Bell Inn,113
John Bernes of, 161
Bromley Palace, 93, 220; 3
charters, 179-85
Church House Gardens see bee boles
churches
methodist, records, 317 [pg44]parish, recorded by Griffiths 101, 1840, 103, 120n,123
St. John's,building records,87 coaching services C108, 19, 98, 197-8, 202-3
paper mill, 82n
Simpson's Moat,moated site,220 swing riots,93, 107, 95 tithe survey 89, 115 turnpikes/turnpike trusts, 100, 349, 365
Chelsfield
church, methodist, records, 101, 317;
277 deeds,105, 101, 329 leaf point,94, 283; 95, 286, 2 87, 288 manor, 102, 8
Chislehurst
blacksmith's accounts, 333 churches
Christ Church,12-13
Prickend mission,12
St. John's mission,14
St. Nicholas church
Rector Murray (illus.), 1-18 restoration,98, 98, 4-5, 7, 8; JO, 14 and Rochester priory,50 tombs/monuments (illus.), 91, 102, 1-9
History of Chislehurst, 98, 4, 6, 8, I 0
Orphanage of St. Michael,14 parish council,98, 1894, 98, 14 ploughing match C19, 89, 117 Roper family property,108, 163 Scadbury Manor
brickwork,172 estate,108, 102, I
moated site,221
ownership CJ5, 102, 7 survey/excavations, 98, 259; 217
Cudham churches
methodist, records, 101, 317; 277
Sts. Peter & Paul, brasses/stained glass,109-99, 11, 114 manor,99, 110
maps Cl 7, 109, 75
Downe
church,99, 109, 111-14 non-conformity 1676, 94, 67 population, totals 1641-1801, 94, 64, 67
Trowmer, 112
Farnborough
Barton family,7
coaching services C19, 98, 198-9, 202
coin,Anglo-Saxon, 325
land held by John of Gaunt, 219
Hayes
clay object,415
Hayes Common earthworks, 94, 237;
97, 71, 73
non-conformity 1676, 66-8 population 1641-94, 1801, 94, 64, 66-8
Keston
Holwood Park, 100, 393; 333
non-conformity 1676, 68
population totals 1641-180 I, 94, 64, 68
Warbank,dog burials,156
Mottingham
Roper lands, 163
tithe survey,102
Orpington
Bark Hart Road see bee boles
bee boles, 106, 115, 127
churches
catholic,inscriptions,254
chapel of,111
coins,Roman,325-6
Fordcroft see Poverest non-conformity 1676, 68 population totals 1641-94, 1801, 94, 64, 68
Poverest
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon
excavations
1974, 89, 220,
1975, 207
1977, 223
1978, 283-4
excavations near,260
notes on,201-2
Romano-British site conservation,325 excavations
1974, 220
1975, 206-7
1977, 223
1978, 283-4
excavations near 1982, 260
Priory Gardens
excavations,326
mesolithic site,109, 334, 336
swing riots,107, 100, 102
Orpington & District Archaeological
Society reports [pg45]1977, 223
1978, 283-4
1981, 325-6
1982, 259-60
1988, 217
Ruxley
church,I07
coin,Belgic,326
hearth,Romano-British,326
Ruxley hundred,99, 261; 49
St. Mary Cray
Chelsfield Road, Romano-British site, excavations,217
John Hodson of,48
Kent Road,excavations preliminary report,259-60 report (illus.), 98, 101, 187-216
Lower Road,excavations, 93, 223; 94, 284; 325-6 non-conformity 97, 1676, 94, 68 paper mill,108, 82n
population totals I 641-180 I, 94, 64, 68
quitclaims 1402, I I3
timber-framed buildings,282-3
trackway,Romano-British,217
St. Paul's Cray
church
architectural notes (illus.), 175-81
recorded by Griffiths, 1843, 120n,124
paper industry, 81
West Wickham
church, recorded by Griffiths 1838, 120n,103, 121, 123
deed of gift,113
earthworks, excavations, 97, 71, 72, 73-8
escutcheon, Anglo-Saxon, 102, 193, 194, 195, 1 96, 197-8
Lennard family,maps,75
Wickham Court,bricks,172
Brampton see under Gillingham
bronze see copper alloy
brooches
iron age
Allington,136-7
Aylesford,109, 338, 3 40
Cliffe, 289
Folkestone, 13
Lenham, 105, 298, 299, 300; 281-108, 2, 283
Margate,Northdown, 104, 268, 2 69
Sittingbourne,Highsted,267
Romano-British
inscribed,Canterbury, 84
manufacture of,276
by type
Aucissa,Canterbury,240
butterfly,Cobham,105, 306, 308 circular
Cobham,105, 306, 308
Erith,89, 213, 214
Colchester
Allington,137
Boughton Monchelsea, 104, 354, 355; 105, 307; 399
Boxley,107, 400; 109, 340, 3 41
Canterbury,91, 141, 142
Cobham,400
Maidstone, 102, 268, 271
Rochester,95, 28, 2 9
Teston, 309
West Malling,286
Wye, 104, 354, 356
Yalding,103, 251, 259
continental imports
Canterbury, 91, 141, 142
Otford,210
crossbow
Boughton Monchelsea,108, 284, 2 85
Cobham,105, 304, 308-9
dolphin,St. Mary Cray,223 head-stud,Broadstairs,93, 92, 230, 2 31 Hod Hill
Boughton Monchelsea,107, 396, 399
Teston, 309
Langton Down
Boughton Monchelsea, 307
Cobham,105, 308; 341
Lynsted,103, 251, 255-6
Teston, 309
Nauheim derivative
Boughton Monchelsea,399
Cobham,101, 366, 372
penannular,Rochester,94, 42, 43
plate
Boughton Monchelsea, 105, 304, 307; 107, 396, 399
Boxley,109, 340, 341
Cobham,105, 308; 286
Folkestone, 369-104, 70, 3 71
rosette,Cobham,286 thistle,Boxley,108, 105, 304, 307-8 [pg46]trumpet
Boughton Monchelsea, 105, 307;
399
Canterbury, 105, 64, 110-11, 113
Cobham, 105, 308; 108, 284, 286
wheel,Cowden,107, 400, 401
zoomorphic, Otford, 21O, 106, 211, 212
not specified
Cliffe, 91, 208; 376
Detling, 142
Hastingleigh, 105, 304, 3 09
Orpington, 207
Radfield, 94, 243, 245
Rochester, 91, 212; 97, 105, 126, 135
Anglo-Saxon
Kentish, 2
sleeve-clasps,adapted from, 3
by type
annular
Finglesham, 37
Stowting, 3
ansate
Canterbury, 105, 71, 79, 112, 113, 114
Eccles, 104, 354, 3 61
bow,Faversham, 99, 60, 6 5
button,East Malling, 105, 306, 3 I 2
composite disc
dating of, 140-3
Dover,Priory Hill,100, 139, 142
Faversham (Kennard), 82-4
Guilton, 80n-ln,83-89, 4; 100, 139, 142
Kingston, 89, 82; 135-100, 7, 139, 142
Milton Regis (Vallance), 82-3
Monkton, 89, 50, 55-6, 57, 58, 59, 80-5; 142-3
Sarre, 100, 135, 140, 142, 147
(Amherst), 81-89, 4; 129-100, 32, f132-3, 1 34-51; 139n
cruciform
Bifrons,99, 61; 2
Chartham,104, 2; 104, 354, 3 59
Faversham,99, 63, 65
Howletts,63
Shelford, 107, 107, 110, 111, 1 12-13, 115
Stowting,104, 1, 2 -3
disc (see also composite disc)
Darenth, 46-108, 7, 48, 5 7-8, 60
Eastry, 248
Orpington, 202
equal-armed, Aylesford, 102, 267, 268, 269
quoit,discussed, 28n
saucer
Darenth,108, 44, 45, 4 6, 57-8, 60
Orpington, 207
square-headed
Bifrons, 104, 4, 6
Boxley, 287-108, 8, 289
lckham, 104, 3, 4-6
Monkton, 101, 89, 93, 108, 113, 109-10
Sarre, 5-6
stutzarm,Orpington,Poverest,207 zoomorphic, St. Mary Cray, 91, 101, 208, 209
not specified
Canterbury, 285
Eastry,413
St. Mary Cray, 260
medieval, ring
copper alloy
Boxley, 290-108, 1, 2 92
Canterbury, 103, 114, 115
Marden, 103, 256, 258
Snargate,293
Snodland, 409
silver,Boxley, 107, 401, 405
white metal,Canterbury, 105, 131, 133 medieval/post-medieval, Ospringe, 95, 139, 141, 142, 144, 145
Brook
church,89, 46; 49
Court Lodge
barn, 225
early oast, 245
moated site, 220
deeds,255
estate map, 381n
neolithic/bronze age site, molluscan analysis/carbon 14 date, 97, 229, 295
Brooke
family,as J.P.'s,131n
Lord - (C16), 147
- (C18 of Somerset Herald),298
Constance (C13), m. Jeffrey Sackville, 9
Sir Edmund (C12/13), 9 [pg47]John (C16), 91, 99, 32
Richard (Cl6), 42
Robert (Cl8), 224
Sir Thomas (d.1529) & wife, 8n
Thomas (C16), 101, 174, 178
Sir William, Lord Cobham (C16), 89, 185; 128
Brooke Gregory (Chemists of Cheriton), records,276
Brookes
C.H. (d.1914-18),209
Susan (Cl7), 69
Brookland
church
belfry, 89, 43, 44, !44-5, 45-8; 304 building of, 95, 107, j254, 258-9, 262
porch, 156n
tiles, 89
deeds, 255
Mistanham (Misleham), 89, 45; 99, 57;
roadways, 56
sea walls, 5 I
Brooks, N., The Early History of the Church of Canterbury; Christ Church from 597 to 1066, reviewed, 389-91
Brooksby, John (Cl8), 237
Brooksend see under Birchington
Broome see under Barham
Broomfield, Kingswood
flints, 395
manor, 152
Broomhill (E. Sussex) church,excavations, 107, 263, 377-9 land reclamation, 107, 47 salt pans, 107, 44
Brothers, Anna (d.1770), m. Andrew Hills, 94, 196, ff230
Brothwell, Don, review, 396-7
Broughton
Andrew (Cl7), 167
W.G. (C19), 328
Brown (see also Browne)
Old-(fl.1815 of Dover), 73
Ann, "London and North-West Kent in the Later Middle Ages: The Development of a Land Market", 145-55
Sir Anthony (C16), 62
Charles (C20),103, 145, 155
Edward (C18),222
John (C18), 235
Lancelot "Capability" (1715-83 ), 39-89, 40; 66
Margaret (C 19), 20
Matthew (C18),238
Simon (C16), 145
William (C18), 227
William (C18-19), 135
Browne (see also Brown)
family, 91, 8; 81
Anne (Cl7), widow of Thomas, m.2 Sir Thomas Dutton, 13
Anne (CI7 sister of Sir Thomas), 16
Bridget (Cl7), 14
C.H. (C19), 3
Catherine (C 15), m. Humphrey
Sackville, 7-8
Dorothy (Cl7), 14
Edmund (C17), 14
Edward (C17), 15
Edward (Cl8), 224
Ellen (Cl7), 16
Frances (Cl7), 14
Jane (Cl7),16
John (d.1595),96, 388; 298
John (Cl6 of Canterbury), 41
John (Cl7 son of Sir Thomas), I 4
Mary (C 17), m.l Nevill Cradock, m.2 Robert Bendish, 12-102, 13, 15-16
Nevill (Cl7), 14
Richard (Cl7), 109, 68, 75
Sir Thomas (C15), 8
Thomas (d.16 13 of Cheapside), 13
Sir Thomas (d.1682), 13-17
Thomas (Cl7), 14
William (Cl8), 238
Brownflete, Sir Thomas (Cl4/15), 192-3
Browning
- (fl.I916 of Faversham), 426
Charles (C19), 20
Bruges
Sir John (C16), 7
Winifred (C16), m. Richard Sackville, 7
Bruminge,William (C17), 68
Brun,le see Bruyn
Brund
Ann (C17), 73
Richard (Cl7), 73
Brunswick, Princess Caroline of
(C18-19),224 [pg48]brush,bone,post-medieval,93, 95, 152, I 53
Bruton
family of Sevenoaks,89, 2, 4-5
Agnes (Cl4),6
Joan (Cl4), 89, 4, 6
John (Cl4), 6
Margery (Cl3/14), 6
Matilda (Cl3/14),6
Philip (C14),6
William (C14),6
Bruyn (Le Brun)
family,arms of,105, 201, 203, 2 10
Sir Henry (d.1461),203
Joan (Cl5),m. John Digges,201-2
Margaret/Margery (Cl5), m. Nicholas Hawte,105, 203, 205
Maud see Rokele
Sir Maurice (Cl5),105, 201, 203
Brydde,John (Cl5),8
Brydges (see also Bridges)
Charlotte (d.1849), m.1 Champion
Branfill, m.2 John Harrison, 204
Edward (C18),204
Sir Samuel Egerton (C18-19)
and Hasted, 97, 235, 242, 255; [pg302]and turnpike trusts,100, 100, 353
Bryhtelm (CI0),185
Bryhtnoth (d.991), 93, 183, 185
Brymstone
Anthony (Cl6),90
Thomas (Cl6), 90
Bubwith,Nicholas (Cl4/15), 192
Buchanan, Revd. J.R. (Cl9),134
Buck,- (Cl8), 89, 158; !Sin
Buckeridge,- (Cl 9),339
bucket, Anglo-Saxon,Finglesham,37 bucket handle, Romano-British, Radfield
(Sittingbourne),246
Buckhurst
John (C18),235
Lord Thomas see Sackville,Thomas
William (Cl7),191n
Buckhurst,manor (parish unknown) 10
Buckingham
-,Bishop (d.1397),109, 7, 10, 12
Dukes of
estates,220
Christopher, The City Gates of Canterbury, reviewed,420
Buckland
George (Cl9), 169
James jnr. (C19),145
Buckland
church,Hatch bequest,119
Coldwell lands,90-1
records,335
Buckler (Bueler)
J.C. (fl.1810)
Nave of Rochester Cathedral, 32
North West View of Richborough
Castle, 256
Walter (Cl6), 97, 62; 102, 217, 222-3 buckles (see also shoe buckles)
Romano-British
Canterbury,104, 26, 27-31 lckham, 91, 191; 121-2
Radfield,94, 242, 245
Anglo-Saxon
copper alloy
Bekesbourne,167
Boxley, 109, 342, 3 43
Broadstairs, 228
Canterbury,105, 113, 114
Eastry, 248
Eccles,7
Finglesham,37
Margate, 104, 222, 226, 227, 228, 230
Minster (in Thanet),102, 52, 53
Monkton, 89, 62, 63, 69, 70, 71, 78-9; 101, 89, 91, 93, 95, 103-4, 107, 110, 113-14
Ozengell,272
Sarre,109, 146, 152
Shelford,107-107, 8, 109, 110, 112-13 iron
Eastry,248
Kingston, 167
Orpington,Poverest,207
St. Peter's,168
Sarre, 109, 144, 147, 152, 156, 158 •
Sarre, !91, 165, 165-8
silver gilt,Crundale Down,7
not specified, Margate,220
Merovingian, copper alloy, Sarre, 92, 225, 226, 227, j244
Anglo-Saxon/medieval, Canterbury, St. George's Street,77 [pg49]medieval
copper alloy
Canterbury, St. George's Street, 105, 116, 117, 118
Leigh,92, 200, 201
Ospringe, 95, 139, 140-1 iron
Canterbury
St. Augustine's, 115
St. George's Street, 105, 91, 126, 127
St. Martin's Hill,104, 189, 192
Scotgrove, 2I8 medieval/post-medieval
copper alloy,Cobham, 108, 292, 293 iron,Bekesbourne,96, 53
post-medieval
copper alloy,Ospringe, 95, 139, 1 40-1 iron
Canterbury, St. George's Street, 105, 126, 127
Ospringe, 95, 132, 134
white metal, Canterbury, St. Martin's Hill,104, 193, 1 94, 196
Buckmaster,R.A.
on a building survey of Garrison Point, Sheerness,374-5
on excavations at Greyfriars,Canterbury (illus.), 291-3
Buckminster, Thomas & family (CI7), 288
Buckton (Bukton),Piers (C14/15), 192 Bueler see Buckler
Budd, Paul, on the evidence for bellfounding and other metalworking activities at St. George's Street, Canterbury, 164-72
Budgen,Thomas (C18),81n
Budny, M. & Graham-Campbell, J., "An Eighth-Century Bronze Ornament from Canterbury and Related Works" (illus. ), 7-25
Bugden,W. (C19),175
Bugga see Eadburh
bugle fittings, bronze age see harness fittings,bronze age
Buhric, Bishop of Rochester (CIO), 135
building & builders,as an historical source, 86-8
Bukton see Buckton
Bull
B.J., reports from Orpington & District Archaeological Society, 1981, 325-6
Thomas (C16),32
Bull (Bullen), John (Cl 3), seal of, 376
Bullen (see also Boleyn), John see Bull, John
Bullinger,Theophilus (C18),222 Bullock
Alderman - (C18),225
Mrs - (C18), 226
William & Co. (ironfounders), 139-97, 43, 145, 147-8, 150-1, 153 bulls see papal bulls
Bunce
Cyprian Rondeau, Mayor (1752-1807), 233-105, 4, 239; 107, 125; 198-109, 9, 227-36
John (Cl8), 227n
Bunch of Grapes, 216
Bunting,Parnell (C17), 70
Burbache,John (C14), 87n
Burchell, Major J.P.T. (C20), 145-98, 6, 149-51, 155, 158-9; 16
Burden
Hannah see Chandler
Michael (b.1658),71
Suzana (C17), 71
Thomas snr. (C17), 71-103, 2, 73
Thomas jnr. (Cl7),71-2
V. (C17),71
Burford, 78
Burford,Roesia de (Cl4),154
Burgavenny see Abergavenny
Burgess
Edward & wife (C17), 71
Elizabeth (C17), 71
George & wife (Cl 7),70
Gerald (C19-20),89, 34; 252
Margery (C17),292
Thomas (C17), 71
Burgh
Hubert de (C12/13), 95, 82; 98, 70, 72
Hugo de (C12), 103, 167, 171
Burgred, King of Mercia (d.874).- coin of, 155
Burham
Aylesford estates,85n
borings, 91-2
building, Romano-British, 97
BU;rham Common,enclosure,98-9 [pg50]Burham Court Farm,survey & map C109, 19, 109, 97, 101, 109
Burham Street Farm,survey & map C19, 109, 98
church (Old Burham), 98-9
Great Culand, sarsens, 97
Pilgrims' Way, 89, 92, 97-100
burial customs see funerary practices
burials (see also barrows; bones, human;
cemeteries; cists coffins;
cremations; dog burials; funerary practices; gravestones; heart burials; horse burials; mausolea; megalithic tombs; orientation; ring-ditches; vaults)
neolithic
Coldrum, 232
Nethercourt Farm, 229
beaker/bronze age
Cuxton, 131
Godmersham, 45
Lord of the Manor, 255
Manston,107, 417; II, 108, 12, 13-27
Ramsgate (see also Lord of the
Manor),Ebbsfleet,108, 17, 275
St. Peter's, 17
iron age
Crundale, 102, 236, 243
Manston, 108, 11, 15
iron age/Romano-British, Canterbury,
North Lane, 108, 202, 205
Romano-British
Bapchild, 239
Canterbury, 100, 150, 54-5
New Street,94, 149, 150, 151-2
North Lane,108, 202, 204
Riding Gate, 118
St. John's Lane, 294
Salt Hill, 157-8
Cuxton, 39--40
Dartford, 289
Folkestone, 14
Dolland's Moor, 107, 351, 3 52
Highstead,238
Margate, Northdown, 101, 362;
237, 246, 248, 272
Northbourne, 208
Preston,95
Rochester,91, 212; 101-97, 2, 133, 135
St. Mary Cray, 223
St. Nicholas at Wade,421
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury, Stour Street, 96, 397, 406, 407, 408
Eastry,413
Eythorne,113
Hollingbourne, 232
Manston, 19
Minster (in Thanet), 100, 150; 102, 45, 46, 47
Thurnham, 143
medieval
Broomhill church, 378
Canterbury
Christ Church,278
Church Lane, 216
North Lane,94, 166, 168, 169, 170-1
St. Edmund's Riding Gate, 136
St. Gregory's priory, 198
St. Margaret's church, 200-1
Ebony, 415
Leeds,93, 41, 44
Rochester,21 I
Thanington Without, 308-109, 9, 310, 311
medieval/post-medieval
Sevenoaks, 280-109, 1, 283
Stone-in-Oxney, 109, 126, 127
post-medieval
Canterbury, St. Augustine's,205
Waltham, 278
Burl, Aubrey, Prehistoric Flint Mines, reviewed, 355-6
Burleigh (see also Burley)
Lord see Cecil
R. see Harrison, D.L., Clutton-Brock, J.
& Burleigh,R.
Burleigh see under Charing
Burley (see also Burleigh)
Charles Ltd. (Sittingbourne), 330
Richard (C17), 74
Sir Simon (C14), 147n; 92, 100, 221, 224, 227; 105, 179, 182-91
Burlington Mansions Ltd. (Folkestone), records,276
Burmarsh
church (see also under Eastbridge; Orgarswick), 99, 58; }107, 254, 256, 258, 262
Eastbridge
church (see also clergy), 99, 58; }107, 254, 256-7, 262 [pg51]clergy C18, 99, 169n
manor, 107, 37, 50
salt pans, 99, 50; 44
Wye College properties,102, 215, 217
manor, 107, 37, 256
Orgarswick
church,99, 58; 256-107, 7, 262
Lyminge manor lands,107, 38, 50 pottery,medieval,107, 412
parish records, 321
pilgrim flask,374
stirrup, medieval,107, 410, 411, 412
Burne,John de,Sheriff (C13),4
Burnett,C.B. (fl.1895), 262-3
Burntwick Island see under Upchurch
Burr,John (Cl 7), 72
Burrell
Peter (C18), 161
William (C16), 168
Burrows,Thomas (d.1810), 391
Burrows & Day (Ashford), 360n
Burslem & Son Ltd. (Tunbridge Wells), records,330-1
Burston, Capt. William (C16), 89, 143, 147-8; 344-96, 5, 360
Burton
Chrofer (C16), 87
Decimus (C19), 393-4
James (C16}, 199
Burwash,Nicholas (C16), 42
Bush (Bussh)
Geynwing (C13), 36n
John (C14/15), 153
John (C18),222
Bush Wall see Knelle Dam under Newenden Bushell
E. (d.1916), 453
T.A.,obituary,226-7
William (fl.1699), 90
Busher,Philip (C18), 226
Buss
James (C19), 102
John (Cl 7), 70
William (C19), 204
Bussh see Bush
But,Adrien de (d.1488), 24-5
Butcher
family (C17 of Charing), 163 A.F.
"History of the "Bishops Palace" at Bekesbourne", 30-4
"Sandwich in the Thirteenth Century", 25-31
"The Hospital of St. Stephen & St. Thomas, New Romney: The Documentary Evidence", 17-26
butchers, 92, 150; 94, 22; 100, 288, 396 butchery
Romano-British/Anglo-Saxon, St. Mary Cray, 211-14
medieval/post-medieval, Ospringe, St. Mary's hospital, 96, 228, 234-9, 254-5
Butler
Ann (Cl5/16), m. James St. Leger, 113-4
Catherine (Cl 7), 60
Margaret (Cl5/16), m. William Boleyn, 113
Matthew (d.1916),451
Philip (Cl 7),60
Thomas, Earl of Ormond (Cl5), 113-4
Butterfield, William (Cl 9), 181n, 328-100, 9, 335, 343; 78-9 buttons
bronze age,jet, Manston, 107, 417; II,108, 13, 15, 16, 21-3
Romano-British
copper alloy, Brishing, 107, 396, 398-9
silver,Thurnham, 103, 151, 153 post-medieval
bone,Ospringe, 95, 152, 153
brass,Gravesend, 171
copper alloy
Appledore, 104
Canterbury, 187-104, 8, 189; 120
Ospringe,142
military,Dover castle, 239
undated, copper alloy, Canterbury, 104, 186, 187
Butts,Dr. - (C18), 22
Butu (C3-4),21-102, 2, 24
Buxton
family,arms,280-1
Isaac (Cl 8),280
John (C18), 280
Mary (C18), m. Jacob George Wrench, 280
Mary (wife of John) see Money
Thomas (Cl7), 280
Sir Thomas Powell (C19),280-1
Bygone Kent, assessed, 12 [pg52]Bykenore,Robert (C14/15),100, 92, 153
Byng
Elizabeth (C16/17),89
George,Lord Torrington (C17-18), 23n
John, later Lord Torrington (fl.1790), 365
Thomas (C16),33
Bynwyth,Island of, 136
Byrhtferth (CIO), 93, 181, 185
Byrhtric (CIO),181-2
Byrhtwaru (CIO),181-2
C
Caberley,Thomas & wife (C17),69
Cade,Jack (Cl5),212-13
Cadman, John & Percival, Arthur, Faversham History Trails, reviewed,291
Caedwalla,King (C7),99, 7; 14
Caesar (see also Julius Caesar), Dr. Julius (C16/17),5
Cage family,of Bearsted,73
cages see lock-ups
Caiger, John E.L. (see also Dale, L.C. & Caiger,John E.L.)
"Two Kent Pigeon Houses" (illus.), 33-41
on Boxley abbey,257
obituary,225
Caister,Widow - (C18),222
Cake,Thomas (Cl4/15),153
Cakebread & Rokeby Co. (of Canterbury), 277
Calcraft
John (d.1772),89, 37, 39-40
Johnjnr. (Cl8), 40
Caldam,George (Cl6),33-99, 4, 41
Caldcote (Caldecote) see under
Canterbury
Caldwell (of Canterbury), 226
Calehill see under Little Chart
calendars,Augustinian,71-85
caligae, Canterbury,221
Callow
P.,on artefacts from Cuxton (illus.), 54-72
Private William see Catlow
Calloway,John (C18), 236
Calna, Master William of (C12/13), 27n,28n
Calthorpe (Caltroppe), William (C16), 93, 83, 88
Caltroppe see Calthorpe
Calvert,Felix (C17/18),217
Calvinists
Ramsgate C19, 96, 198n
religious census 1851, 100, 400, 404-5, 418-19
Camber (E. Sussex),castle,97, 5; 25
Camber Sloop, 95, 214, 217, 219
Cambrensis, Geraldus (Cl2), 31-101, 2, 36n; 107, 3, 22
Cambridge, Earl of see Plantagenet, Edmund
Camden
-,2nd Marquess (CI9), 98, 3; 100, 396; 280
-,3rd Marquess (Cl 9),280
William (C I 7), 71-95, 2, 258-9; 73-5
Camden (G. London), Kentish Town, ironwork,decorative,76-7
Camden Society,327-100, 8; 119-20
Camera (Camerario), Simon of (C12), 27n,28n
camera regis, Ospringe, 95, 81, 84, 86, 99-100, 105-6
Camerario,Simon see Camera,Simon of
Camill,Mary (Cl7),70 campaniles see belfries
Campbell
A.,on Bromley charters, 93, 180, 182-3
Colen (C18), 11
Campion family (Cl7),78
Campis de Campania, family (Cl 1-12), 209
Camwell, Lord Robert de (C l 3/14), 162
canals
Canterbury to coast,105, 224, 234-6
Cliffe,99, 281; 287
Rhee Wall,99, 54, 56-7; 99n; 102, 106, 86; 107, 35, 259-60, 262
Royal Military Canal,97, 3, 6; 100, 167;
235
Thames & Medway, 143
Weald of Kent,235
Candidus,Hugh (CIO),101, 4, 10, 21
candle holders?, post-medieval, Charing, 163
candle snuffers, post-medieval, Canterbury,104, 188, 190
candle-wick trimmers, post-medieval, Rochester,95, 29, 30-1
candles,post-medieval,Charing,I63 [pg53]candlesticks Romano-British, copper alloy,
Canterbury,91, 141, 142
medieval,brass,Leeds, 94, 94, 95 Candy,William (Cl4),109, 197 Canham,Henry (Cl8), 94, 207-8 Canning,- (Cl9),101, 134 canoe see boats Canterbury
Henry de (Cl4), 235n
John of,Bishop of Rochester (C12), 99, 145; 102, 152, 165; 106, 107; 318
Canterbury
abbeys see St. Augustine's abbey; Sts. Peter & Paul abbey
Adelaide Place, excavations, 104, 301, 304, 330
aldermen Cl8-Cl9, 109, 192, 200, 205-6, 208-11, 213-14
All Saints Lane,excavations,295 almshouses (see also hospitals), St.
John's,305-6
apprentices, 89, 194; 109, 195, 200, 212, 215-16
archbishops of see Abbot, George; Aethelhard; Aethelnoth; Aethered; Aethilheard; Alphege, St.; Anselm, St.; Arundel; Baldwin; Bancroft, Richard; Becket, St. Thomas; Benson, Edward; Berhtwald; Boniface; Bourgchier, Thomas;
Bregowine; Ceolnoth; Chichele, Henry; Coggan, Dr. Donald; Corbeil, William de; Courtenay; Cranmer, Thomas; Cuthbert; Davidson, Dr. Randall; Dean; Deusdedit; Dunstan, St.; Eadsige; Feologeld; Fisher, Geoffrey; Grindal, Edmund; Islip; Jaenberht; Juxon; Kemp, John; Kilwardby, Robert; Lanfranc; Langham; Langton, Stephen; Laud, William; Laurentius; Longley; Meopham, Simon de; Moore; Morton,John; Odo; Parker, Matthew; Peckham,John; Pole; Reynolds; Rich, Edmund; Richard; Sheldon; Stafford, John; Stigand; Sudbury, Simon; Sumner; Tait; Temple,
Frederick; Theobald; Theodore (of Tarsus); Ufford, John de; Walter; Walter,Hubert; Warham, William; Whitgift, John; Winchelsey, Robert; Wittlesey; Wulfred
Archbishop's Palace (see also Palaces under Bekesbourne; Otford; Teynham)
administration of,208n
bricks, 173
building surveys (see also kitchen)
1979, 265
1983, 255-6
1986, 234
excavations
1985, 102, 233, 249
Great Hall,100, 173, 175
kitchen, building survey, 108, 255, 256, 257-8
stables,281
Archdeacon's House,318-107, 19, 327 basilica, Romano-British, 100, 54, 316;
241-2
bath-houses
Romano-British
Longmarket, excavations (illus.), 286-95
St. George's Street, excavations, 222-98, 5; 100, 34, 35
St. Margaret's Street
architectural ornament,69 excavations
l 940's,100, 34, 36, 37 1940's-50's, 94, 272 1978, 95, 269-70
1979, 96, 401, 402, f402, 403, 404, 405
1986, 199-103, 201, .f201, 214-16 1986-7, 104, 295, 296-7, 298-300
1987, 130-1
knowledge of, assessed I984 (illus.) 50-4
laconicum, In; 94, 100, 54
recording, 217 post-medieval
Cold Baths,109, 201, 204, 218n
St. Radigund's, 230
Beer Cart Lane,excavations,270-2 Bellfounder Lane see Ivy Lane [pg54]Best Lane
Kingsbridge Villas,excavations, 397
sewer,excavations, 294
No.Sa,building survey, 252
No.IQ
building survey,106, 177, 178, 179
excavations, 106, 142, 143, 144-8, 195; 294-5
Beverley Farm
restoration, 249
survey,101, 278, 305
Blackfriars
administration of,C18, 109, 207n-8n
boreholes,216
bricks, 173
estate map 1595, 69-70
gate, excavations, 283-101, 4; 104, 311, 312
Hatch bequest, 118-19
refectory,building survey, 252-3
brewery,Stour Street,410
bricks, use of, 173-4
bridewell (see also gaol; Westgate, prison),97, 277; 206
Broad Street
stone from St. Augustine's,9 45
No.building survey, 70, 96, 397
No.watching brief,83, 104, 320
No.watching brief, 86, 103, 221-2
The Bull
building surveys
1983, 254-5
1984, 305-6
1991, 327-8
excavations 1984, 101, 298, 300
Burgate (see also The Bull; The Sun) altered CJ8, 105, 224; 109, 204, 213 excavations
1949, 34
1988, 161-106, 2, 163, 164-8, 196
Nos.23-watching brief,4, 104, 320
Nos.31-building survey,33, 101, 309
Nos.35-excavations, 7, 103, 209, 210, 211
Nos.36-building survey,7, 103, 224
Nos.36-Cathedral Gate Hotel,
building survey, 304
No.44
building survey, 102, 252, 253
excavations,298-300
Nos.62-cellar survey,4, 102, 254
No.observations,68, 97, 275
Burgate Lane, stone from St. Augustine's,34n,46
Burgate ward,and St. Martin's,207
Burghmote, late CJ8-early CJ9, 109, 191-246
Butchery Lane (see also The Bull;
Shakespeare Inn)
excavations
Bypass
coin,Celtic, 241
excavations (illus.), 267-89
watching brief, 272-3
Caldecote manor, 89, 169; I99, 15; 202-104, 4, 206, 208-9, 211 canal,105, 224, 234-6
Canterbury Lane, excavations J 940's, 100, 37, 38, 43, 44, 45
castle
administration of C18-19, 109, 207n-8n
excavations I 976-7, 92, 240; j93, 212, 213-15
keep,surveys,94, 270, 272; 253 matte & bailey
evaluation I 991, 109, 275, 276 excavations
1989, 107, 296, 297-300
1989-90, 108, 205-6
Castle Row, Gorsley House, watching brief, 220
Castle Street
recording, 217
watching briefs, 397
No.5
Somner family, 294
watching brief, 278
No.excavations,18, 107, 281-2
No.70
building survey, I106, 83, 184, 185
excavations, 282-107, 3, 284
No. excavations, 76, 107, 283, 284, 285-6
Nos.77-9
Anglo-Saxon copper alloy ornament from, 97, 7, 8, 9-25
excavations
discussed, 52
Nos.78-excavations, 9, 92, 238, 239, 240
55
cathedral see Christ Church cavity-wall construction C19, 98, 247-8, 249, 2 50-2
cemeteries
Romano-British, 100, 150, 54-5 castle, 93, }213, 213-15; 295-107, 6, 299; 205-6
Lady Wootton's Green,97, 319, 321; 294
Linden Grove,106, 133, 134
St. Augustine's, 97, 319; 101, 294; 81-103, 3; 127
St. Dunstan's, 149-94, 52; 97, 321; 313-104, 14, 331; 109, 272, 273
St. George's,302
Westgate Farm,98, 215, 220-2
Wincheap,97, 321; 317
Anglo-Saxon, Westgate Farm, 221-2
medieval
Christ Church, 94, 278; 95, 278; 397
North Lane, plague, 94, 168, 169, 170-1
St. Augustine's,229
St. Gregory's, excavations, 297-96, 9, 300, 301-4; 174-106, 5, 197
St. Mary Bredin, 405
St. Mary Northgate, 216 medieval/post-medieval, Greyfriars, 93, 108, 211-12
post-medieval
St. Augustine's, 205
St. Gregory's, 323-4
census, religious 1851, 400-100, 5, 409-11
Chamberlain C18-early Caccounts, 19, 109, 191-206, 209-27, 236-9, 246
chantries
Black Prince's
administration of,Cl8, 109, 207n excavations,101, 297-8; 305 house name, 104, 94, 19n
Christ Church
Arundel, I I
Brenchley, 323
Henry IV,27
Chantry Lane, stone from St.
Augustine's, 45 chapels (see also synagogue)
Blackfriars refectory, 253
King Street,census 1851, 410
St. Peter's methodist, 207
Zoar,census 1851, 411
Cheker of the Hope
building surveys
1984, 101, 278, 304
1988-9, 106, 175, 176, 177; 107, 363, 364-5, 366
excavations 1989, 289-90
incroachment fine Cl8, 109, 237
recording 1979, 266
roof,piece of, 19
Christ Church (see also Canterbury
College under Oxford)
administration Cl 8, 109, 207n
Almonry see Almonry chapel; North Hall
Almonry chapel, excavations, 95, 273, 274, 275; 398-9
Bell Harry Tower
brick,use of,173
built C15, 100, 176
new structural evidence, 92, 129, 130, 1 31-3, 134-5, 136
bell tower Cl 2, 89, 46
bestiary C13, 95, 3-4
Boys' monument, 324
buildings & topography (ill us.), 171-8
cathedral close, bee boles, 106, 111, 112, 126
cemeteries,94, 278; 95, 278; 397
census 185 I, 409
chantries, 19n; 94, 104, 305; 107, 323;
clocks Cl3 & CI5, 98, 25n CodexAureus,9 7, 15, 18-20, 22
Conduit House, excavations, 97, 292, }293, 293
Corona floors,drawings of,397 crypt,excavations, 96, 95, 276, 277, 278 dissolution of,100, 178
Domus Hospitum, building survey, 104, 326, /326-7, 327
drains, excavations, 98, 233; 101, 277, 293; 221-3
Ecclesiastical Commission C16, 89, 189
estates & possessions
CS-9, 99, 222; 91-104, 2, 98, 105, 109, Ill,113
deerparks,99, 115, 118 [pg56]at Norman conquest,107, 32, 34, 43 post-dissolution, 97, 2-4, 55-6, 59;
256-7
wage labour C I 4 (Meopham), 204-23
by place
Adisham, 94, 114; 107, 32; 109, 111, 115
Appledore,1-97, 4; 46
Bekesbourne,89, 172; 30-96, 1, 34
in Canterbury, 89, 169; 98, 218; 99, 255; 202-104, 3, 208; 165-106, 6; 222
Chartham, 169-89, 72, 175; 30-96, 1; 77n, 98, 78, 85; 218-101, 21, 222n,223-7, 233, 236
Eastry, 169-89, 70; 32
Ebony,96, 415; 157-8
Godmersham, 77n, 98, 78; 106, 45, 48-54, 56
Hollingbourne,153-4
Monkton, 89, 169; 12-95, 14; 32
Newenden,72
Peckham, 255-7
Romney Marsh,107, 30, 46-7, 253
Sandwich, 25-93, 31; 99, 243; 100, 192, 196, 198; 43
Wingham,93, 61, 63; 107, 32, 34
Great Dorter, building survey, 108, 258, 260
Kent Custumal, version of, 95, 65, 74-6; 8-96, 9, 12
Lanfranc's Tower, 160n
ledger slabs (illu s.), 5-28 library
destroyed 1942, 31I
Elham parochial library, 16 I, 99, 165, 173
Hasted collection,236-97, 47, 249 used by Hasted, 100, 297
lift-shaft, excavations, 233
Master of Works C16, 99, 41n
monuments (see also Boys'
monument; ledger slabs),
described by Edmonson, 257
Norman Staircase,excavations,217
North Hall (Almonry)
building survey,270
excavations,93, 217; 399
plate,49-95, 52, !52
Prebendaries/Preachers CJ 6, 101, 173-85
precincts survey,255-6
pulpitum, portrait carvings c.1400, 97, 185, 186-7, 188-94
recorded by Thomas Lott Cl 9, 107, 67, 70
repairs c.1700, 45
restoration of, 305-317
and Rochester priory,91, 48, 49n,57
St. Gabriel's chapel, excavations, 95, 278; 396-7
sign language Cll,1-27
The Sun Inn, relationship with, 224n
Swordpoint altar, watching brief, 223
Table Hall,roof,303
tax assessment 1412, 219
Trinity chapel,drawings of, 397
wall-paintings
romanesque, 185-95
St. Eustace (illus.), I15-30
waterworks (see also Conduit House; drains)
C I2, 100, 173; 104, 207; 106, 139;
107, 318, 320
excavations
1986, 204
1989, 304-5
map C!7, 109, 71
water tower,311
Welcome Centre, watching brief, 223
and Wulfred, 90-104, 1, 98, 111
yard,excavations, 266-7
Christ Church College
evaluation, 277
excavations
1983, 247-5]
1987, 104, 303, 304
1987, 135-6
1989-90, 108, 212, 213, 214-16
Christ Church ville, administration of Cl8, 109, 208n
Christchurch House see St. Martin's priory
Church Lane (see also The Sign of the Sandwich)
excavations
1977, 215-16
1983, 251-2
Church Street, No.building survey, 3, 101, 310 [pg57]churches (see also chapels; Christ
Church; synagogue)
All Saints' cemetery,excavations, 294 census 107, 1851, 100, 409
excavations,104, 308, 309, 310-11 fines 1721-2, 109, 236
observations,215
Holy Cross
census 185I, 409
churchyard,171
and St. Gregory's priory,316
St. Alphege's
census 1851, 409
clergy Cl6, 101, 181
marriage 1756, 73-4
sermon by Scory Cl6, 101, 175, 177
St. Andrew's
census 1851, 409
land C16, 99, 30
removal of,204
St. Dunstan's
census 1851, 410
churchyard, excavations, 284-5
clergy C16, 99, 42n
Roper chantry, 163
Roper chapel, bricks, 107, 362; 173-108, 4, 177
Roper vault,108, 173, 182
and St. Gregory's priory,316
sermon preached Cl6, 101, 181
Trinity chapel, building survey, 234-5
St. Edmund Riding Gate, 103, 207;
St. George's
altered 1787, 223
census 1851, 410
excavations, 311-109, 15, 316, 317
rectory house, 315
St. Margaret's
building survey, 234
census 1851, 409n,410
clergy Cl2, 103, 200n excavations
1986, 103, 198, 199-200, f201, 201-2
1987, 130-1
1989, 288
monuments recorded, 300
Watmer burial, 92-4
St. Martin's
census 1951, 410
clergy C14, 104, 208
Finch memorials,36n-7n hoard,99, 104, 201 lychgate,104, 212
origins of, 234-102, 5; 103, 87; 104, 124, 127, 129, 200-1
restored C19, 104, 212
Routledge's study of,331 vault,recording, 100, 102, 253-4 walls recorded,94, 270
St. Mary Bredin
census 1851, 410 construction,100, 107, 137 excavations,96, 405
St. Mary Bredman
census 1851, 409n,410
clergy C16, 94, 4n
St. Mary Magdalene census 1851, 410 clergy Cl 100, 6, 101, 181 demolished & materials reused, 109, 315
St. Mary Northgate
clergy Cl6, 101, 179, 181 excavations,9 3, f215, 215-16
and St. Gregory's priory, 107, 316, 321
sermons preached Cl6, 101, 177, 180, 182
St. Mary's,C7, 100, 179
St. Michael's, 106, 162, 165-7; 315
St. Mildred's
Burden marriage Cl7, 103, 71 census 1851, 100, 410 chapel, 108, 177
church warden Cl6, 99, 36n
Simmons buried, 105, 239, 242
St. Pancras'
Benedict,burial of,200n column base,103, 100, 71n
Infirmary,relation to,183 rebuilding Cl100, 4, 100, 184 roof tiles,99, 27
St. Paul's
census 1851, 410
clergy C16, 99, 29, 33; 101, 177, 180 records,99, 35n
rent paid Cl4, 94, 15
Rooke memorial,9 37n vaults,recording work,9, 102, 253-4 [pg58]St. Peter's
Bonnar vault, 89
census I85I,409n,410
St. Stephen's,census 1851, 410
City Farm Rents Cl8-C19, 109, 197-9, 204, 215-16, 222-4, 227-9, 235-6
clay pipe works,299
Co-op site, stone from St. Augustine's, 46
coaching services Cl9, 98, 194-201, 203-7, 208, 209, 211-12
Cogan House see under St. Peter's Street
Colton manor see under St. Mary Northgate
Conduit House,excavations
1983, 237
constables, 109, 192, 202, 208, 210, 213-14, 240, 245
Corporation of the Guardians of the Poor, 205-109, 6, 208n, 211n, 212-14
Cossington Road
barn survey, 397
No.I,excavations,237
court house,87
Courts Leet, 208-109, 11, 213-14, 240-5
curia, Romano-British,54
Dane John
barrow,Romano-British, 317
castle,107, 296, 297-9
compost, I45
excavations,97, 275, 281, 282, 283-4
Manor, 107, 298; 108, 174, 178, 206
recorded by Thomas Lott 1815, 107, 70, 71
ring,Viking, 233-4
and James Simmons, 232-105, 4, 241;
146
deerparks see New Park; Old Park; see also Trenley Park under Littlebourne
defences see walls
diocese
Anglo-Saxon period, 99, 5, 14-16, 19;
103
parochial libraries,165
population 1676, 66
Dispensary, 27
Dover Street,stone from St. Augustine's, 45
East Bridge hospital see St. Thomas' hospital under hospitals
Eastbridge (King's Bridge) observations,216 widened CI98, 8, 109, 204
Ecclesiastical Commission 1572-1603, 183-97
excavations, post-war (illus.), 29-46
finances see government & finances
fort, Roman,51
forum, Romano-British
excavations
1940's, 47n, 100, 48, f 50, 52, f53, 53-4
1984, 101, 277, 283
1985, 241-2
1986, 203
observations 1987, 320
Fountain Hotel see under St. Margaret's Street
Freemen Cl8-19, 109, 192-7, 200, 203-4, 212-13, 215-16, 220
Gaol & House of Correction (see also bridewell; Westgate, prison), 89, 195; 100, 326; 87
Gasworks, cremations, Romano-British, 291
Goat Inn, 200
Gordon Road, watching brief, I69
government & finances C18-C19
(illus.), 191-246
Gravel Walk, excavations (illus.), 119-43
Greyfriars
administration of,C18, 109, 207n-8n
estates, 136
excavations, 107, 291, 292, 293; 108, 207, 208-9, 210-12
walls,recorded,276
guild of physicians, barbers & surgeons, 77
Guildhall, 223-4
Hawkes Lane, No.26A,evaluation, 109, 266, 267-8, 269-70
High Street
George and Dragon,67
paved C18, 105, 221-2
watching brief, 96, 302; 53
No.2 [pg59]building survey,106, 175, 176, 177
excavations,132
watching brief,320
No.building survey,8, 93, 217-18
No.excavations,9, 101, 277, 282-3
Nos.12-building survey, 13, 103, 227, 228
No.evaluation, 14, 103, 203-4
No.building survey, 21, 106, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183
Nos.36-building survey,7, 101, 311
Holy Cross parish (see also Holy Cross under churches), administration of,208n
Home District Highway Board, 102, 189, 191
hospitals
City Lunatic Asylum (St. Martin's), 117
William Cokyn's, 131
East Bridge see St. Thomas'
Infirmary,building survey,275-6
Jesus,107, 324; 109, 226, 233, 236
Kent & Canterbury, 100, 325, 332-4, 339-40
building of, 98, 22; 204
medical care 1836-76 (illus.), 1-38
and Charles Oxenden,69-72
and James Simmons, 237-8
visited by Thomas Lott,70
Maynards,105, 237, 239
Poor Priests (St. Mary's) administration C19, 109, 208n excavations
1979, 278
1980, 96, 399, 402
1981, 276-9
1983, 255
master C16, 101, 181
roof, 143
and St. Dunstan's chapel,235
as workhouse, 206
St. John's
administration of, 207n,109, 223, 231
burials,175
excavations
1985, 102, 246, 248
and St. Gregory's priory, 300-96, 1;
St. Lawrence's,administration of, 207n
St. Mary's see Poor Priest's
St. Thomas' (East Bridge) administration C18, 109, 207n estates & possessions, 94, 171; 116n
lay-out, 104 master C95, 18, 99, 169n
rector C13, 95, 88 survey,101, 278, 303-4, /306 wall paintings, 95, 185, 193-5
House of Correction see gaol
immigrants (Flemish & Walloon) Cl7, 102, 92
ingots,silver,Romano-British,205 Iron Bar Lane,alterations Cl97, 9, 105, 226 ironwork, decorative, 92, 73, 74, 89, 91, 95-8, 100-2
Ivy Lane (Bellfounder Lane) (see also The Ship)
No.building survey,7, 99, 255
Jewry Lane, discoveries C17, 94, 2-5; 54
King's Arms Printing Office, 105, 216, 218, 240
King's Bridge see Eastbridge
King's Park see New Park
Knott's Lane, excavations see Church Lane
Lady Wootton's Green, stone from St. Augustine's,45
Lamb Lane see Stour Street
land sold to Archbishop Wulfred 811 A.D., 104, 87, 100
library (see also under Christ Church), public, 53
Linacre Gardens excavations 1978, 272 1978-94, 9, 95, 266-7 observations 1984, 101, 292-3
Linden Grove,watching brief, 106, 132, 133, 134
local government see government & finances
London Road (see also Westgate Court Farm), Romano-British origins, 51 [pg60]Long market, excavations (illus.), 100, 108, 218-26; 286-95
Longport
manor,203
market, 165
parish, statute Jabour,payment in lieu 1822/3, 102, 184
The Maiden's Head, building survey, 101, 278, 300, 306-7, f307, 308, f310
mansiones
Longmarket, 286
Marlowe car park,96, 401, 403, 405 maps & map-makers CJ7, 109, 69-72, 81
markets
CLongport,12, 106, 165
CJ7-records, 19, 108, 74
Cl administration of, 8, 109, 193-5, 198, 201, 203-5, 212-13, 215-16, 219n,229, 239
Cltolls, 8, 105, 225
Clcattle market, 9, 106, 160-1
Marlowe Avenue, excavations, 97, 275, 284-7
Marlowe Car Park
belt fittings,104, 26, 27, 28-31 excavations
1978-9, 95, 267-70
1979, 96, 402, f402, 403, 404, 405
Marlowe Theatre, excavations, 227-8
Marlowe Theatre Site
excavations 1982, 98, 215, 225-8, /228 strap-end, Romano-British, 104, 25, 26, 27-31
mayors,duties of, Cl8-Cl 9, 109, I 92-3, 197, 201-8, 211-14
Meister Omers
bricks, 173
building survey, 265
Mercery Lane (see also Cheker of the Hope)
No.watching brief,6, 103, 220-1
Nos.8-8a, building survey, 107, 363, 364-5, 366
Nos.10-excavations, 11, 107, 290-1
Military Road
built C19, 107, 325-6
excavations,204
mills
Abbot's (Brown's) Mill built C12, 100, 180
rents C18-19, 109, 205, 215-16, 218n,224, 228, 236, 238
and James Simmons, 229-105, 31, 239, 241; 109, 198, 205
Barton Mill,104, 208; 235
King's Mill
rents C18-19, 109, 205, 215-16, 218n,224, 228, 235, 238
and James Simmons, 229-105, 31;
Stour Street,410
Wincheap, 107, 357, 359 mint,Anglo-Saxon,94, 56-9 Mint Yard see Christ Church, Almonry chapel,excavations
mirrors, Romano-British (illus. ), 231-99, 6; 355-7
The Moate (Wyke), 93, 220; 104, 202, 204
museums
acquisitions 1978, 256
report I 980, 383-96, 4, 385
Royal Museum
Archaeological Notes 1976, 233-5 metalwork, Anglo-Saxon, 92, 99, 21, 22, 23-4
mirrors, Romano-British, 99, 231, 232, 233, 235
New Park (King's Park), deerpark, 99, 115, 116, 117, 119
New Ruttington Lane, Thanet Brakes, watching brief, 222
New Street
creation of,236-105, 7, 242; 205
No.excavations,5, 102, 247-8
No.excavations, 7, 104, 313, 314, 331
No.excavations,8, 94, 149, I 50, I 51-2
Newingate see St. George's Gate
Newingate Cross, I 57 non-conformity (see also chapels) Cl6/106, 17, 99, 184n,187, 191
census 1851, 100, 401, 403-5, 410-1I
Nordholm (North Holmes), 103, 86, 93, 197
North Lane
riverside wall, excavations, 217-18
No.excavations,3, 107, 306, 3 7, 308
No.watching brief, 5, 104, 320
Nos.16-excavations (illus. ), 21, 94, f164, 165-90
No.building survey, 26, 108, 252-3, 254, 255 [pg61]No.30, excavations, 108, 201-2, 203, 204-5
No.excavations,46, 101, 277, 289, 290
Northgate
manor,104, 202, 204
Nos.30-building survey,1, 99, 254
Nos.85-8 (Kennards),excavations,96, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301-4
Old Boar Inn, 225
Old Dover Road, stone from St.
Augustine's,45
Old Park (St. Augustine's Park) deerpark,99, 116, 117, 237 stone building,survey,101, 281-2
Old Westgate Court Farm see Westgate Court Farm
oppidum, 240
Orange Street, No.building survey, 20, 103, 230, 231
Orchard Street, Solagas, excavations, 308
Palace Street
No. I,building survey, 103, 230, 2 3 l
No.excavations, 3, 100, 36, 42
No.excavations,7, 99, 237
No.building survey, 17, 101, 305; 102, 249, 250, 251
No.building survey,22, 103, 229, 230
No.building survey, 28, 106, 185-7; 366-107, 7; 109, 323, 324-5, 326-7
Nos.45-building survey, 6, 108, 255, 256, 257-8
The Parade excavations,92, 240; 100, 41, 42
No.building survey, 3, 109, 319, 320-1, 322-3
Nos.8-building survey, 9, 99, 254 parishes see individual parishes by name Pavement Commissioners
administration, 109, 204, 207, 208n, 210, 212-14, 228
development of, 172-102, 5, 178-87, 190-1
and James Simmons, 221-105, 6, 232, 241-2
pillory, 89, 195; 42n
Pound Lane
Barrett's,excavations
1986, 103, 216, 2/7
Nos.lA-excavations, 4, 106, 151, 152, 153
No.excavations,2, 101, 296-7
No. I excavations, 6, 92, 241, 242-3, 244
No.excavations,19, 93, 215-6
The Precincts, No.building survey, 25, 103, 230, 233, 234
pnones see Christ Church; St.
Gregory's; St. Sepulchre's
prison see under Westgate; see also bridewell; gaol
quarter sessions Cl6, 93, 137-8, 143n
Queen's Avenue, No.excavations, 3, 97, 292
Queningate Lane, 272
Red Lion,105, 237; 109, 201, 205, 222
Rhodaus Town, Canterbury Motor Company, excavations, 299-300
Riding Gate
demolished & rebuilt C18, 105, 234;
documentary evidence, 143-7 excavations
1986, interim report, 103, 205, 206-7, 208, 209
1986-report (illus.), 7, 107, 117-54
1987, interim report, 104, 291, 293 ring-road, Romano-British silver hoard, 99, 283, 284, 285, 286
Rokesle property,92, 148, 154
Romano-British topography, re-assessed (ii/us.), 47-56
rope walks, 167
Roper Gate
building survey, 107, 360, 361, 362-3
history & description (ii/us.), 163-82
Roper road, excavations, 318
The Rose,145
Rose Lane,excavations, 100, 34, 41, 42
Rosemary Lane Car Park, excavations, 149
Rosiers,91-3
Rotary Club, fund cathedral restoration, 312
The Royal Dragoon, excavations, 148
Royal Museum see under museums
royul pnluce st•e under St. Augustinc's abbey
SL Alphcge's parish (see also St. Alphegc's under churches), 97, 65; 181 [pg62]St. Andrew's parish (see also St. Andrew's under churches), 101, 96, 301; 65
St. Augustine's abbey
abbots
heads commission of array Cl4, 105, 187
Abbot's Guest Hall
roof, 303
survey,397
Almonry Gate, watching brief, f102, 235, 239
bell tower
detached, 46
excavations, I, 2-109, 3, 4
buildings & topography (ill us.), 171-100, 2, 179-85
Canterbury Bible, 97, 24; 172n cemetery gate, excavations, 99, 102, f2 35, 238-9
Conduit House, excavations, 106, 137, 138, 139-41, 194
demolition 1552-account of George
Nycholl,25-46
estates & possessions
Anglo-Saxon period, 5-99, 6, 11-12;
deerparks, 117-18
at Norman conquest,107, 32, 34 post-dissolution (see also St.
Augustine's,rents), 91, 115; 97, 55, 65; 251
by place
Brookland,89, 45, 47
Elmstone, 34
Longport,203
Minster, 12-95, 16; 104, 96; 34
Preston,105, 183; 34
Romney Marsh,107, 253, 256, 260
Stodmarsh,107, 30; 37n
Stonar, 27
Stone-in-Oxney, 121
Sturry,89, 169; 251
Thanet, 16
Wealden,55
Ethelbert Tower, 160n
excavations (see also outer court; recovery & excavntion) 1975, 228-9
1977, 204-5
kitchen,40n,41 outer court, excavations 1983-4
interim report,294-6 report (illus.), 101, 103, 79-117 1988, 106, 135-6 1990, 109, 277
recovery & excavation 1844-1947 (illus.), 325-44
and Rochester priory, 48
royal palace,99, 27, 2 8, 29, 31, 251 use of brick,108, 173, 179
siting of, 201
stone reused,45-6
sun-dial & clock,98, 19, 20, 21-6
tax assessment 1412, 2 l 9
Vespasian Psalter,97, 15, 19
Vitae Mildrethae, 15-91, 16; 101, 2, 20
water supply (see also Conduit House), watching brief,305-6
St. Augustine's College
cremations, Romano-British (ill us.), 318-24
foundation & history, 100, 325, 328-35, 342
St. Augustine's manor,administration of C18-Cl9, 109, 197-9, 204, 207n,215-l6, 225-8, 236
St. Augustine's royal palace see under St. Augustine's abbey
St. Dunstan's parish (see also St. Dunstan's under churches)
buyers of stone from St. Augustine's, 99, 29, 34, 36, 42
Place House, 163-4
sewer watching brief, 222-3 turnpike & toll gate, 103, 100, 348; 182
wills,30 I
St. Dunstan's Street (see also Roper Gate)
House of Agnes, evaluation, 109, 273, 294-5
St. Dunstan's House, building survey, 328-9
Starr Place, evaluation, 270-109, 2, 273, 274
No.81
building survey,253-4 reconstruction,99, 102, 255
St. Dunstan's Terrace, No.watching brief, 3, 104, 321 [pg63]St. Edmund Riding Gate parish (see also St. Edmund Riding Gate under churches),107, 138, 140, 144
St. George's Gate
demolition of, 109, 198, 205, 213, 219n,227-8, 239
excavations, 106, 153, 154, 155-61, 196
St. George's parish (see also St. George's under churches)
history, 311-109, 12, 314-15
Oldfield family Cl 6, 99, 42n
Jerome Oxenbridge of,180
puritanism C16, 99, 187
united with St. Michael's,167
St. George's Place,Martin Walters Garage, excavations, 107, 301, 302--4
St. George's Street
bath-house, excavations, 222-98, 5; 100, 34, 35
Rose family,32n
Simmons premises,219
No.watching brief, 15, 103, 222
No.excavations, interim report, 41, 102, 244, 245, 247 report (illu s.), 105, 59-178
St. Gregory's priory
Cartulary, 120
estates, 14n
evaluation,106, 170, 171, 172-3 excavations
1979, 96, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301--4
1988, phase I, 173-106, 5, 197
1988-phase II, 9, 107, 309, 310, 311-14
1989, phase II, 195-108, 6, 197, 198, 199, 200-1
Gotha text,101, 4, 20
history of (illu s.), 3I4-27
prior C I 6, 91, 59
St. Gregory's ville, administration of C!8, 109, 207n
St. John Baptist parish,301
St. John's Lane
excavations
1983, 99, 238, 239--41
1986, 103, 216, 217, 218; 104, 293, 294, 295
watching brief,278
St. John's Nursery, excavations, 108, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230-1
St. John's Place, excavations, 202-3
St. Margaret's Street (see also Marlowe Car Park)
discoveries Cl7, 94, 2-3
excavations I 940-50's, 100, 34, 36-7
Fountain Hotel
access C!8, 103, 201
dinner held 1806, 238 excavations l 940's, 105, 100, 36, 37 recording 1977, 93, 217
No.excavations,5, 107, 286-8
No.excavations
1986, 214-16
1986-7, 104, 295, 296-7, 298, 328
Nos.25-building survey,6, 99, 254
No.excavations,28, 94, 277
No.building survey, 30, 103, 230
No.building survey, 34, 103, 227; 104, 324, 326
No.35
building survey, 98, 216; 255 excavations,99, 95, 275-6
No.38A,building survey, 254
St. Martin's Heights, excavations, 136-7
St. Martin's Hill excavations
1984-interim report, 5, 102, 234, }234, 235, 236, 237-8
1984-5 (illus. ), 123-218
stone from St. Augustine's,46 toll gate, 99, 102, 182
St. Martin's manor (see also Caldecote manor),202--4
St. Martin's parish (see also St. Martin's under churches)
buyers of stone from St. Augustine's, 99, 29, 34n, 36n
The Moat,36n
statute labour, payment in lieu 1822/3, 102, 184
St. Martin's Priory (Christchurch House),104, 126, 149, 209-12
St. Martin's ville, history of, 200-12
St. Mary Bredin parish (see also St. Mary Bredin under churches), 103, 207; 107, 138, 140, 144
St. Mary Magdalen parish (see also St. Mary Magdalen under churches),314-15
St. Mary Northgate parish (see also St. Mary Northgate under churches) burials,300-96, 1; 175 [pg64]Colton manor, 106, 104, 202-4, 208
tithe survey,I 05
St. Mary's Street,No. I watching brief, 7, 104, 320
St. Michael's parish (see also St. Michael's under churches), 106, 165, 167; 314-15
St. Paul's parish (see also St. Paul's under churches)
administration of, 208n
buyers of stone from St. Augustine's, 99, 29, 31-3, 42-3
Hill family, 71
map C16, 109, 69
St. Augustine's holdings,65
Sts. Peter & Paul abbey (see also St. Augustine's), 5n; 99, 100, 179; 201
St. Peter's Lane, Solly's Orchard, excavations,169
St. Peter's parish (see also St. Peter's under churches),65
St. Peter's Place,No.watching brief, 19, 103, 222
St. Peter's Street
Cogan House building survey 1979, 265-6 95, 1986, 103, 224, 225 notched-lap joints,89, 45; 131
Nos.1-building survey,3, 101, 309-10
No.building survey,26, 104, 323-5
Nos.26-building survey, 7, 95, 265
Nos.43-43a,building survey,227
No.excavations,50, 104, 314, 316-17
St. Radigund's see also Church Lane
St. Radigund's Bridge,excavations, 297
St. Radigund's Street excavations,104, 304, 305, 306-8, 3 31 No.20
excavations,241-2
watching brief, 320
St. Sepulchre's priory,179n architectural fragments, 100, 96, 397 and St. Edmund's church, 107, 144 stone from,99, 45
St. Stephen's parish (see also St. Stephen's under churches) bee boles, 106, 115, 119, 122, 126-7 and Hasted, 100, 295
Roper family property, 163
toll gate,179
St. Thomas' Hill, toll gate, 102, 176, 179, 182
St. Thomas parish, tithe survey,102
Salt Hill, Romano-British burial, 157-106, 8; 302
school of Anglo-Saxon art,15-25 schools
Blue Coat
mayor provides breakfast C I 8, 109, 203 •
at Poor Priests' hospital site, 96, 402; 97, 277; 206
King's finance cathedral restoration, 312
founded, 275
John Kemp at, 209 move proposed 102, 1834, 100, 327 James Simmons at,105, 215
St. Martin's,208
St. Peter's methodist,excavations,108, 207, 208-9, 210-12
Simon Langton,bee boles, 127 seige I O106, 11, 100, 305
Shakespeare Inn, 72 sheriffs, 107, 105, 220; 192 The Ship, 109, 109, 225-6
The Sign of Sandwich, 211 silk industry,104, 108, 80
Simmon's bookshop,144
James Simmons of, 215-42
Stable Gate,207n
Staplegate,borough of,208n
Starr Place see under St. Dunstan's Street
Station Road East
Alexandra Terrace, cavity-walls, 98, 248, 249, 250-2
excavations 1987, 317
1989-90, 107, 295, 296, 297-9; 205-6
Palmer's,evaluation,109, 275, 2 76 Stocks,94, 144
Stour,River,course of, 100, 48, 50
Stour Street (see also Poor Priest's hospital under hospitals) deeds,330 discoveries Cl101, 7, 94, 2 spoon,Romano-British,100, 81-6 No.19
building survey,99, 255; 304-5 excavations, 101, 102, 239, 241 [pg65]No.36, building survey, 103, 230, 232; 104, 302, 303
Nos.36-7
belt fittings,104, 25, 26, 27-31 excavations, 103, 211, 212, 213-14;
104, 300, 301-2, 303, 329 Nos.68-69a,excavations, 96, 406, 407, 408-9, 410; 279-81
No.excavations, 76, 102, 240, 241-2
Street End Place,I
The Sun
building survey,101, 304; 224
excavations,103, 209, 210, 211
Sun Street, No.building survey, 8, 108, 258, 259
Sunwin's Lane see Butchery Lane swing riots,102
synagogue,census 1851, 411
The Tannery,excavations,104, 314, 315, 332
temple,Romano-British
architectural ornament, 100, 68, 80
Castle Street excavations
1976, 239
1988, 107, 283, 284, 285-6 circular,discovered C17, 94, 1-6 Hawkes Lane excavations, 109, 266, 267-8, 269-70
Stour Street,50-2
excavations
1981, 279-80
1985, 102, 240, 241
theatres
Romano-British
architectural ornament,100, 69, 80
discovered, 100, 37, 43
excavations
1976, 238-9
fragments of, recorded, 96, 397; 320
knowledge of,assessed, 47n,100, 48, J50, 51-3
robber trenches recorded, 129-106, 30, 1 31
walls recorded,93, 217; 227
post-medieval (see also Marlowe Theatre Site), 227-98, 8; 99, 254; 202
tithes,89, 102, 105
topography see Romano-British topography
Tourtel Road,excavations, 304-5
Towers meat warehouse,211
Turnagain Lane, Nos.5-building survey, 8, 101, 310, f311; 225-103, 6, /226
turnpike trusts (see also Pavement
Commissioners) development of, 100, 346, 348-50, 351n,358-9, 362, 364n,368
reported in Kentish Gazette, 66n-7n
turnpikes, in Canterbury area, 102, 171, 172, 173-91
Two Brothers, 310
The Two Sawyers excavations,168 name, 106, 99, 30
Upper Bridge Street
Nos.4-excavations,5, 107, 300
No.watching brief,10, 103, 221
Vauxhall,toll gate,178-102, 80, 182 walls (see also Burgate; Riding Gate;
Rosiers; St. George's Gate) altered C18, 105, 224-6, 230, 242 built C3, 100, 51 excavations
1940's,44-5
Church Lane,277-9 northern section, 101, 101, j290, 296-8
Pound Lane, 92, 241, 242-3, 244; 215-93, 16; 106, 151, 152, 153
St. Radigund's Street, 241-2
Westgate Pavement,151
repaired Cl6, 99, 31n
Watling Street
course of,51
excavations (see also Marlowe car park)
Adelaide Place,104, 304, 3 30
Riding Gate, 206
Stour Street, 96, 407; 279-97, 80;
Whitehall Road 1940's, 43
watching brief, 320
No.16
building survey, 96, 397; 255
excavations, 94, 273, 274-5
No.excavations,25, 106, 129-30, 131
Westgate
excavations, 99, 237; 149-51 pavement,106, 106, 151
hundred, 98, 77; 104, 203, 207; 325
manor,104, 206; 107, 325; 34 [pg66]prison, 109, 106, 149, 159; 87
survey, 275
turnpike improvements,190
Westgate Court Farm, excavations, 220-2
Westgate Gardens, stone from St. Augustine's, 46
The White Bull see The Bull
White Friars, administration of, 207n-8n
White Horse Lane, discoveries 1639, 2--4
Whitehall Road, excavations 1940's, 42-3
Wic, 103, 87; 104, 124, 130, 201--4, 206
Wincheap (see also The Maiden's Head; York Road)
excavations, cremations, 95, 278; 290-96, 2, 293
Thanington House, watching brief, 321
toll gate,177
No.building survey, 27, 107, 357, 358, 359
No.building survey, 74, 101, 308-9
Wincheap Gate, stone from St.
Augustine's, 45
Wincheap Place,232
Windmill alehouse, 4n
workhouse, 96, 402; 97, 277; 109, 206, 213
Worthgate, 225
York Road,watching brief,321
Canterbury & District Chamber of Trade, records, 253
Canterbury & Faversham Methodist Circuit,records,257-9
Canterbury & Rochester Joint Council for Social Responsibility, records, 315
Canterbury & Whitstable Railway Act, 236n
Canterbury Archaeological Trust excavations
1976 (illus.), 235--44
1977 (illus.), 212-18
1979 (illus. ), 265-78
four minor sites excavated 1978-9 (illus.), 267-304
interim reports
1978 (illus.), 270-8
1980, 396-7
1981 (illus.), 275-93
1982 (illus.), 214-35
1983 (illus.), 237-56
1984 (illus.), 277-31I
1985 (illus.), 233-55
1986 (ill us.), 191-234
1987 (ill us.), 291-332
1988 (illus.), 129-97
1989 (illus.), 281-375
1990 (illus.), 195-263
1991 (illus.), 265-330
minor excavations 1977-8 (illus.), 149-94
Canterbury Bank, 220n, 105, 222, 225, 228-9, 240n,241-2; 268-9
Canterbury Bible, 97, 24; 172n
Canterbury Excavation Committee, 100, 29, 31-2, 35-7, 48
Canterbury hundred,202-3
Canterbury Improvement Commissioners, 362
Canterbury Navigation & Sandwich Harbour Co.,236n
Canterbury Society of Drapers & Taylors, 225
Canterbury Union Bank, 109, 205, 239
Canteys,John (C16),124
Cantiaci,coin of,367
Cantis,Jane (Cl7),57
Cantium, assessed, 12-13
Cantium Cave & Mine Research Group, 184
Cantuaria Sacra, 2
Capel, - M.P. (Cl9),93--4
Capel
Badsell
Fane family, 17
moated site,220
Castle Hill, iron-age hillforts,
excavations (illus.), 61-91, 85; 268-70
Moat Farm,moated site, 220 population C93, 16, 100, 257
Pastern, 234
Somerhill
estate,91, 61, 64
Woodgate family,347
Tatlingbury Farm, hop-drying,108
Tudeley
deeds, 255
iron industry,medieval, 80-1 manor,108, 107, 49
pebble-hammer, mesolithic, 109, 339, 340 [pg67]population C16, 100, 257
tannery, 84n
Capel Cure,Lady -(C20),381
Capel-Le-Ferne
axe, neolithic, 106, 209, 210
Capel Cottage, deeds, 275
Cauldham, deeds, 275
flint scatters,284
settlement, iron age/Belgic, 285
urn,bronze age, 109, 334, 3 35
capitals see columns & capitals
Cappers & Crowder(London), 144
Cariden,Joan(Cl7), 41
Carkeridge,Thomas(C17), 58
Carnutes, coin of, 298
Caroe,W.D. (Cl9-20), 98, 233; 311
Caroline, Princess, 224
Carpenter
-(Cl7),56
Ann(CI7),73
Johanna(Cl7),73
Judith(Cl7),69
Martha(Cl7),69
Mildred see Godfrey
R.C. (Cl9},22-3
Robert(C17 of Stansted),73
Robert(Cl7 ofWrotham), 69
Roger(Cl7),73
Thomas Mullender(Cl9),376 carpenters, 100, 98, 108-9; 37-99, 40, 42-3;
100, 288, 391, 394; 20n carpenters dog, medieval/post-medieval,
Carr
family, arms of,21I
-(Cl9), 134
Elizabeth(Cl8),Ill
John(fl.1818), 21
Carrington,Lord(Cl8-19), 78n Carron Co. (ironfounders), 107, 92, 83, 92, 99;
Carson, R.A.G., on coins from Gravel Walk, Canterbury, 140-1
Carter
Elisabeth(Cl8), 280
George & wife(Cl7), 71
Dr. HarryWilliam(Cl9), 3
Michael see Yates, Nigel, Shaw, Maureen & Carter, Michaef
Thomas(d.1707), 64-5
William(Cl7/18), 63 cartographers see map-makers
Cartwright, Thomas (Cl6), 89, 186, 191;
83
carvings (see also architectural fragments; coffins; columns & capitals; fonts; inscriptions)
intaglio, Romano-British, j93, 207, 207 ivory,medieval, 94, 96, ff98 stone
Romano-British, Richborough, 75-6
Anglo-Saxon, Rochester, 92, 253; 95, 34, 35, ff35
medieval
Canterbury, Christ Church, 97, 185, 186-7, 188-94
Chartham (originally at Canterbury), I, 2-95, 3, 5-6, ff6
Godmersham, 49-50
Leeds priory, 89, 215; 94, 76, 78-9, 85, ff98; 97, 306, 307
Rochester cathedral ( ill us.), 139-58
Wye College, 222
wooden,Wye College, 219-20 Casaubon, Meric(Cl7), 102, 108, 278n Casia,John Baptist de (Cl6), 101, 175 casket mounts see box mounts Caslock,John, Abbot(Cl6), 102, 115 Cason, Jone(C17),95, 40, 44 Cassivell aunus, 92, 124-5 cast-iron see ironwork
Castelayn, Henry(d.1407), 259-62 Castell, Joseph(Cl7),99, 109, 72
Castilayn, Henry(Cl4-15), 107 Castilian, 106, 94, 213, 229
Castle
Mrs -(Cl8), 233
F.J.(Cl9), 86
William(Cl8), 248
Castle Hill see under Capel castles (see also blockhouses)
Allington (M aidstone), 105, 255; 171
Appledore, 86
Bodiam(E. Sussex), 209
Camber (E. Sussex), 97, 5; 25 Canterbury
administration of Cl8-19, 109, 207n-8n
excavations 1976-7, 92, 240; /93, 212, 213-15
keep, surveys, 94, 270, 272; 253 [pg68]motte & bailey
evaluation 1991, 109, 275, 276 excavations
1981, 97, 275, 281, 282, 283-4
1989, 107, 296, 297-300
1989-90, 108, 205-6
Chilham, 298-100, 9; 102, 137, 141-2, 145-6
Cooling
building of, 141
building survey, 329-30
chequerwork, 244
Cobham family, 89, 148; 258
moated site, 221
Deal (see also Sandown;Walmer) building & design of, 142-89, 3; 96, 358; 199
recorded by Thomas Lott 1815, 107, 78, 79
sketch of in Hasted, 257
Dover
bricks, 171
clock,25
constables, 92, 151; 98, 67, 70, 73-5; 100, 221, 226-8; 179-105, 82, 184-95
custumal, 67-75
debtors, 94, 145; 73
defences, Napoleonic, 91, 209; 141-2
drawings of,97, 243; 334 excavations,101, 108, 238-9, 240, 241-4
Godsfoe's Tower,317
Queen Isabella at, 193
lamp,medieval, 292
lands held of, 259
lieutenants of, 58-95, 9, 62; 67-98, 8, 70, 72-5
recorded by Thomas Lott 1815, 73
under Richard II, 179-95
Andrew Sackville at,8
St. Mary in Castro, 98, 70; 181
and Sandwich castle, 199
survey, 209
tithes, 102
wardens of,67-98, 70, 73-5
watching brief,223
Eynsford
bee boles, 127
excavation & reinterpretation (illus.), 39-57
Romano-British material reused, 99, 175; 54
Folkestone, excavations, 104, 318, 319; 107, 352, 353, 354
Hever, 221
Horton, 9
Iffin, 120
Leeds
constables, 91, 112; 192
estate map 1649, 109, 68, 73
Sir Robert Filmer at,I 03
keeper Cl3/14, 96, 15
St. Leger family, 91, 112, 115-7
tiles, 95, 296, 297
Leybourne,111
Lullingstone,92, 151; 108, 172, 176
Lympne,97, 317; 244
Mereworth, 92, 11; 93, 222; 18n, 19n
Newenden,excavation archive, 297
Queenborough, 96, 342; 105, 180, I 82, 185, 193, 195
Richborough, drawing of 1810, 256 Rochester
constables, 8-9
excavations 1976 (illus. ), 253-92, 4; 27-60
Master of Works Cl4, 107, 202 relation to priory & defences, 91, 54-5; 100, 186; 103, 6, 8-9, 16, 22-3, 26
sketched by Hasted, 243
Rye (E. Sussex), 243
Saltwood, 96, 120, 123
Sandgate (Folkestone), 22
Sandown (Deal), 89, 142; 96, 359; 99, 245; 199
Sandwich, 99, 237, 243, 244, 245-7;
199
Scotney (Lamberhurst), 93, 221; 95, 245, 246; 104, 377, 378-9, 380
Starkey (Wouldham), excavations, 108, 244, 245-6, 247-52
Stone,97, 312, 313-15, 316-18; 244
Tonbridge, 106-92, 7, 112; 96, 120, 122, 124, 127, 129; 100, 347;
33
Upnor (Frindsbury Extra), 96, 345, 360
Walmer (Deal), 142-89, 3; 96, 358; 199
Westenhanger (Stanford),251
Winchelsea (E. Sussex),243
Catherine, Queen of England (d.1536), at Otford Palace, 277 [pg69]Catholic Apostolic Church (Irvingites), 100, 100, 401, 406, 413, 422
catholicism see Roman Catholicism
Cathron,James (C18-19),209
Catlin,Robert (Cl8),29-32
Catlow (Callow;Adams),Private William (d.1916),451
Catt, J.A., on soil profile from Otford bronze age site,334-8
Catuvellauni, 125
Cauldham see under Capel-le-Ferne
cauldrons
?medieval, St. Nicholas at Wade, 106, 202, 203, 204
post-medieval,Ospringe,95, 142, 143
Caunvill,Ralph (C14),20
causewayed enclosures
?Chalk, 230
West Wickham, 97, 71, 72, 75-8
Cavill,William (Cl9),133
cavity-wall construction, 247-98, 8, 249, 250-2
Cawarden,Thomas (C16),62
Cawley, D.L., The Parish Church of St. Augustine, Snave, reviewed, 216-7
Cawne see Coven
Caxton
Jeremias de (C13),50
Thomas (C15),110
Cazalet, Edward (Cl9), 103, 56, 67
Cecil
Robert (Cl6-17),27
William,Lord Burleigh (C16), 151
cement industry,sources for,88-9
cemeteries (see also burials;cremations)
Belgic
Allington (illus.), 127-38
Aylesford, 94, 127, 138
Barming,213
Highsted,94, 267; 368
Swarling, 94, 127, 138
Romano-British
Burntwick Island,185
Canterbury,1 0, !54-5
castle, f93, 213, 213-15; 295-107, 6, 299; 205-6
Lady Wootton's Green,97, 319, 321;
294
Linden Grove,106, 133, 134
New Street see St. Dunstan's
St. Augustine's, 97, 319; 101, 294;
81-103, 3; 127
St. Dunstan's, 149-94, 52; 97, 321;
313-104, 14, 331; 109, 272, 273
St. George's, 302
Westgate Farm,98, 215, 220-2
Wincheap,97, 321; 317
Chatham,261
Cliffe,377
Crundale, 101, 286, 288
Dartford, East Hill, 99, 289; 102, 275;
Eastry,Walton,113
Folkestone, Cheriton,226
Highsted,267
Minster (in Thanet),102, 50, 54-7, 59
Orpington,Poverest,207
Ospringe,Whiting's Yard,259
Upchurch (see also Burntwick Island),
200
Anglo-Saxon
grave disturbance, 163-6
siting of,104, 231, 233-4
in Thanet,crop marks, 204
by place
Bekesbourne-with-Patrixbourne, 40n
Bifrons,brooches,2-104, 3, 4, 6
Broadstairs (see also St. Peter's)
bottle vase, 75n
Bradstowe School, 104, 234; 417-18
Canterbury,Westgate Farm,221-2
Crundale, 286
Darenth, excavations (illus.), 95, 305;
305-96, 20; 35-72
Dover,bottle vase,75n
Eastry
Christian converts buried?, 36
interim report,247-8
Eccles
excavations
1973, 129-30
1974, 89, 216; 44-5
1975, 91, 201; 159-63
1976, 56
hydrocephalus, 96, 77, 78-9, 80-2
Eynsford,105, 51, 53
Faversham
bottle vase,75n
brooches,82-89, 4; 99, 60, 63, 65
strap end,99, 22, 23-4
Finglesham
lay-out, 100-1
orientation (illus.), 33-51 [pg70]pottery,cited,92, 89, 74, 75n,76
siting/features,89, 51; 234
Folkestone,finds from,226
Great Mongeham, 35n
Guilton, composite brooch, 80n-ln,83-4
Holborough, 234
Lyminge,brooch,99, 59, 6 0, 6 1-5
Margate, Half Mile Ride, re-appraised
(ii/us.), 219-236
Minster
brooch (Amherst), 81-89, 4; 129-100, 32, fl32, 133, 134--51
excavations, 102, 45, 4 6, 47, 57-8
Thorne Farm, excavations, 50-102, 2, 53-4, 57-8, 66
Monkton
excavations
1971 (illus.),8 49-89
1982 (illus.), 99, 272; 83-114
features, 234
Orpington
excavations, 89, 220; 91, 207; 283-4
funerary practice,201-2
Ozengell
excavations,98, 242; 271-2
features, 234
Polhill,234
Rochester, excavations, 95, 284, 285, 286
St. Peter's
belt suites,167-8
bottle vase,75n
features, 234
penannular ditches,48
Sarre
brooches
Amherst, 81-89, 4; 129-100, 32, fl32, 133, 134--51
square-headed,5-6
buckles
Merovingian, 92, 225, 226, 227
silver inlaid, !91, 165, 165-8
evaluation (illus.), 139-66 excavations,109, 105, 291, 2 92, 293, 296 features of, 104, 234
importance of,53
Shelford, finds from (illus.), 107-15
Stowting
brooch, 104, 1, 2-3
strap-end, 99, 22, 23-4
Westbere, 108
glass bowl, 312
Wickhambreaux,Supperton,96
Wingham,Withersden Hall, 96
Jutish see cemeteries,Anglo-Saxon medieval
Adisham, Bossington House, excavations, 101, 277, 289, 291-2
Canterbury
Christ Church, 94, 278; 95, 278; 397
North Lane, plague, 94, 168, 169, 170-1
St. Augustine's,229
St. Gregory's priory,excavations, 96, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301-4; 174-106, 5, 197
St. Mary Bredin,405
St. Mary Northgate,216
Ospringe, 95, 81, 91, 96-8, 183-4
medieval/post-medieval
Canterbury,Greyfriars,211-12
Rochester cathedral (illus.), 91-151
post-medieval
Canterbury
St. Augustine's,205
St. Gregory's,323-4
Godmersham,Quaker,62
Rochester,plague,97
censer cover, Anglo-Saxon, Canterbury, 15-16
censuses
1676 (Compton),61-73
1801, 64--94, 5,
1851, 399-423
Centwine (Entwine), King of Wessex (d.686),23n; 91, 101, 13, 16-18, 22
Ceolnoth,Archbishop (C9),222
Cerdic (C9),222
cess-tank,medieval,Canterbury,240 cetolcaito, in Kentish place-names, 99, 92, 13n-14n
Chadwick, William Ellis (d.1916), 453
chafing dishes (see also under pottery, post-medieval), copper alloy, Ospringe,95, 142, 143
Chainhurst see under Marden
chalice, Rochester, 94-108, 5, 136, 137, 151
71
Chalk,James (Cl9),272
Chalk see under Gravesend
chalk (see also lime)
agriculture,used in, 99, 69, 71-2
asset C19, 109, 101-2
Bexley, uses of in medieval/post- medieval period,143-4
mines/pits see deneholes
chalk-wells see deneholes
Chalklen,Henry (C18),109, 210, 245
Chalklin,C.W.
"Estate Development and the Beginnings of Modern Tunbridge Wells, 1800-40" (illus.), 385-98
"Sources for Kentish History: Trade and Industry", 73-89
Seventeenth-Century Kent, assessed, 3-4
review, 284-5
Challands,Bennett (Cl9}, 321-2
Challock
Abba, estates of, 112
chapel of St. Cosmus & St. Damian, 79n
church (see also chapel;clergy) status,58
visitations 1557, 1573, 60-1
clergy C!6, 106, 58
manor, 52
monastery, 52
parish status, 80
settlement origins, 98, 79, 81
swing riots, 104
turnpike/toll gate, 363-100, 4; 184
Thomas Worceter of, 58
Chalmers,George (Cl 9),95, 240; 368
chamber pots see under pottery, post- medieval
chambered tombs see megalithic tombs
Chamberlain (see also Chamberleyn), Ada (C20),312
Chamberleyn
family,arms of,111
Nicholas (C14),24n
Chambers (see also Bourne & Chambers)
George see Chalmers,George
Richard (C20),239
Sir S. (C19), 97-8
Thomas (C18), 27n
Thomas (d.1916), 100, 451, 454
Sir William (C18), 60n, 98, 62, 64, 66
Champion
Richard (C16), 174
T.C., on finds from Stourmouth- Adisham water-main trench, 96-93, 7, 101-18, 121-3
and Ogilvie,J.D., "A Late Bronze Age Hoard from Hoaden, Kent" (illus.), 195-9
William (fl.1602),185 champ/eve see enamel
Champney, Adam (fl.1300),209
Champneys, Revd. Phipps (C I 9), 8 Chandler
Alfred Henry (d.1916), 451
Benjamin (C18),71
Hannah (C17), m. Thomas Burden, 71
John (Cl 9),38
Peter (C19),64
William (b.1834), 38
chandlers, 92, 153; 184-99, 5; 71
Chandos, Marquess of (Cl 9), 4 channel tunnel see Eurotunnel
Chantler,W. (d.1916),451 chantries
dissolution of, 97, 57, 66
funding of,154
by place
Bredgar (illus. ), 87-97
Canterbury
Arundel,11
Black Prince's, I 9n; 94, 101, 297-8;
104, 305; 207n
Brenchley,323
Henry IV,27
Roper family, 163
Chilham, 142
Fawkham,I 0
Godmersham, 106, 52, 55-6, 58, 62-3, 65
Headcorn,115
Leeds, 97
Milton (Gravesend), 89, 143, 159-62, 168; 344
roof, 143
New Romney,21-5
Ospringe,95, 84, 105
Otford,disproved,367
Rochester, 58
Sandwich
Burton's, 208
St. Mary's church, 197
St. Peter's church,91, 87; 210
Three Kings Yard, 195
Scotgrove,89, 218; 92, 249; 7-26 [pg72]Sevenoaks,94, 89, 9n; 109, 281
Wye College, 91, 87; 57n; 97, 102, 209
Chapel Bank see under Stone-cum-Ebony chapes see scabbard chapes
Chapman
family of Godmersham, 62
Mother -(Cl 6), 32
James (C16), 32n
Richard (Cl6), 107, 163, 168
Thomas (C16), 59
W. (Cl8), 315
William (C16), 61
chapter houses
Canterbury
Christ Church, 100, 310; I 9
St. Augustine's, 100, 338, 343
St. Gregory's, 172-106, 3, 197; 312-107, 13, 316
Davington, 209
Leeds, 89, 215; 92, 247; 93, 35, 37; 75-94, 79, 84, fj98
charcoal
used in oasts, 94, 103, 109
Otford bronze age site, identified, 339
production of, 91, 157; 15
Charelle (Charells), John (Cl6), 38-40
Chariberht, of Paris (C6), 18n; 91, 99, 2, 4n
Charing (Cherringes; see also Bendenges), Adam of (C14), 18
Charing
axe,neolithic, 302
bee boles
Forge House, 122
Pett Place, 106, 122, 125
Richmond House, 127
building, Romano-British, 91, 107, 108, 109-10
Burleigh,chapel, 156
Charing Hill, turnpike trust, 100, 354; 174
Charing Palace,brickwork,172 church (see also chapel under Burleigh), 108, 100, 156, 157
clay objects, post-medieval, 159-103, 60, 161-3, 164, 165-6
coaching services C 19, 98, 194, 198, 207-8, 212
coin hoard,Roman, 295
deanery, prophesying movement, 93, 81, 88
Forge House see bee boles
Gipps family,72
harness pendant, medieval, 102, 268, 269
hoard see coin hoard
land holders C14, 100, 223
land units C8, 104, 106
Longbeach Wood, 363
moated sites
The Moat, 220
Tramhatch, 308
Wootton Manor (Yew Tree House), 220
parish records, 321
Pett Place see bee boles
Richmond House see bee boles
school records, 267
Stocker's Head, turnpike trust, 100, 347, 354n, 359-60, 363, 366, 369; 102, 172, 174-5, 183-4
swing riots, 102-3
villa, Romano-British, 107n
Charing & District Local History Society, 107
chariot fittings see terrets
charity
bequests 1480-1660, 3
boards
Bexley, St. Mary's church, 391-96, 4;
358
East Wickham, St. Michael's church, 390
records, acquired by K.A.O.
1981-3, 101, 315-16
Robinson's,211-12
Charles
Kings of England
I,146
II,at
Canterbury,27
Gravesend,154
Sheerness, 250n
Nicholas (d.1613), 109-14
Thomas (C19), 94, 128; 141-103, 3, 145, 149
Charlesworth, D., on glass from Gravel Walk,Canterbury, 141
Charlton
Henry (Cl6),90
J.S. (C I 9 of Tonbridge), 55n
John (Cl 9 of Ash), 23 [pg73]John (Cl9 of Aylesford), 94, 109, 89, 100, 102
Revd. Thomas Frederick(C20), 115
Charlton see under Bishopsbourne; Greenwich
Charlwood
Elizabeth(C17),70
Thomas (C17), 70
Charming Molly, 200
Charming Nanny, sale documents, 271
chamel houses
Canterbury, 228-92, 9; 96, 397; 99, 27;
182
Ospringe, 95, 97, 105
Chamock,-(Cl7),177
Chart, in place-names,7
Chart hundred, 49
Chart Sutton
axe,neolithic,99, 269, 270
church (see also clergy),97
clergy C14, 92, 65n; 108, 153, 161
deerpark, 117n
Eylesden estate,328
Moat Farm,221
Norton Court Farm, 328
parish records,321
place-name,92, 7, 21n
William de Shoreham of, 65n; 92, 108, 153, 161
Chartham,William(Cl4),231
Chartham
bones discovered 1668, 2
brooch,Anglo-Saxon,104, 354, 359
chapel,records,258
Chartham Hatch (Bovehacch), creation of,221
church (see also chapel;clergy)
brass, 27
rebuilding C13/14, 89, 170; 98, 97;
51
visitation 1557, 60
clergy
Cl4, 98, 87
C16, 99, 41n;101, 173, 181, 185
Deanery Farm
history & survey (illus.), 169-82
moated site,221 re-examined,93, 99, 124-5 romanesque capital,95, 1, 2, 3 -6, ff6
Wealden House, building survey, /89, 177, 179-81; f99, 121, 124-7, 254
Denstead,35
fulling mills, 237
Herewynne lands,221n
Horton
brooch,Anglo-Saxon, 2 charter,Anglo-Saxon,104, 99, 220-3 mano^92, 154; 70
manor & manor chapel,survey (illus.), 276-97, 7; 77-105
hospital, St. Augustine's (County Lunatic Asylum),86
Howfield,manor, 323
Iffin Wood/Manor, earthworks, excavations, 119-99, 20, J I 20, 121-4, 237
manor
and Christ Church, 89, 169, 171-2; 30-96, 1; 77-98, 8, 81, 83
population,218-44
map 1695, 72
mill,181
Nick Hall,map 1684, 71
population 1086-1600, 217-44
Shalmsford(Essamelesford)
manor,98, 78, 83
turnpike, 100, 364; 102, 177, 187 timber supplied to St. Augustine's,
Canterbury,99, 30, 41-2
Chartham Hatch see under Chartham
Charton see under Farningham
Chastillon,Henry de (Cl 2),27n chatelaines,Anglo-Saxon
copper alloy, Monkton, 101, 89, 93, 110-11, 113
iron,Sarre,109, 146, 1 48
Chatham
All Saints' parish, records, 321-101, 2;
260
bankers C19, 98, 175
The Brook,excavations,261
cemetery,Romano-British,261
census, religious 1851, 400-100, 5, 408, 411-13
chapels
Bethany,census 1851, 412
Bethesda,census 1851, 413
Central Hall methodist, records, 317
Chatham Brook,census 1851, 412 Chatham Hill,census 100, 1851, 100, 412
Dockyard,census 1851, 411
Ebenezer,census 1851, 412 garrison,census 100, 1851, 100, 412 [pg74]Luton,census 1851, 100, 413
Manor Street methodist, census 1851, 412
Middle Street,census 1851, 412
Mills Terrace methodist, records, 317
Ordnance Place,census 1851, 412
Salem,census 1851, 412
Slyhates Hill,census 1851, 412
Union Street,census 1851, 413
Christ Church parish, records,321
churches (see also chapels; clergy)
Christ Church,census 185 I,411
Holy Trinity,census 1851, 411
St. Bartholmew's, census 1851, 411
St. John's, census 1851, 411
St. Mary's
census 1851, 411
rebuilding 1737, 27n
tombstone, 271-2
clay pipes
kiln waste,382-3
pipes & pipemakers, 23 I, 95, 232, 233-5, 236, 237--40; 368-96, 9; 133
clergy Cl I,48
coaching services C I9, 98, 194, 198-200, 203, 209-12
The Dartmouth Arms, 234
dockyard,101, 245, 248, 250, 252, 276
Baker family,165-107, 8, 170
boring,121-2
chapel,census 1851, 4 II
defences,163
dry dock,stone (illus.), 173-91 labour
C!9, 97, 79-94
convict,107, 94, 186
shipbuilding,94, 198, 202, 224, 230
ford,126
Fort Amherst, 92, 250; 281
Fountain Inn,95, 233, 235; 97, 268, 271
Great Lines,92, 126; 94
High Street,excavations
clay pipes, 95, 231, 232, 233-5, 236, 237--40
pottery report (illus.), 261-73
hospital of St. Bartholomew
chapel
compared,178
excavations (illus.), 177-89
founding of,301
Maidstone Road, Romano-British site, excavations (illus.),I83-94 manor, 108, 95, 231; 33
Manor House,271
Mitre Inn, 271
Napier Arms, 94
non-conformity (see also chapels),1851, 401-100, 5, 408, 412-13
parish registers,334
physicians(C18), 22
place-name,13n-14n
St. John's parish,records,321
St. Mary's Island,79
St. Mary's parish,records,321
St. Paul's parish, records, 101, 321; 260
de Say property,151
seal matrix,medieval,313
Sheepland,deeds,330 shipbuilding see dockyard
The Star,94
The Sun, 94
swing riots,102
Three Cups Inn,272
turnpike trusts, 348-100, 9, 364n, 368;
Walderslade axes,neolithic, 95, 296; 365 seal matrix,medieval,101, 103, 253, 259 wharf,deeds,101, 330
Chatham Timber Co.,88
Chattenden see under Frindsbury Extra
Chaucer
Geoffrey(d.1400), 152
Thomas (Cl4),152
Cheard,Sir John(Cl6),58
Cheavale,John(Cl8),232
Cheers,H.A. (fl.1897),65
Cheese,Sir Henry(Cl8),142n
Cheeseman
-(Cl 7 of Ospringe),56
-(Cl9 of Chatham), 90
George(Cl6/17),95, 40, 43
Cheetham, H.D., on bones from Darenth Anglo-Saxon cemetery, 317-8
Chelsfield(G. London) see under Bromley chemists
mill,92, 252; 225
records,276
Cheney (see also Cheyney),Lord -(Cl 7), 137 [pg75]Chenwe,John (Cl5), 102, 96, 23
Cherche (see also Church), Robert (Cl5), 147n
Cherinchelle see Shillingheld under Chilham
Cheriton see under Folkestone
Chernare, William (Cl4), 12
Cherringes see Charing
Cherry, John, on a medieval mace-head from Canterbury, 105, 115, 117
Cherte,Richard at (Cl5), 161
Chertsey (Surrey),monastery, 11
Cheshire (see also Chesshyre), George (Cl9), 97, 86, 91
Chesshyre (see also Cheshire),W.J. (Cl 9), 212
Chester
family,arms of,12
Luke & wife (C 17), 69
Chesterfield, Earl of see Stanhope, Philip Dormer
Chesters (Northumberland), Romano- British watermill, 103-100, 4, 105
Chesterton, Arthur (C 19), 55n-6n, 57-8
Chestfield, multi-period site, watching brief,321
Chestnuts megalithic tomb see under Addington
Chetham see under Ospringe
Chetney see under !wade
Chevallier, Raymond, Roman Roads, reviewed,261
Chevening
Bessels Green,chapel, baptist
building survey,236
records, 101, 335; 281
chapels see under Bessels Green; Chipstead
Chevening Warren,map 1704, 75n
Chipstead
chapel,methodist,records, 278
Digges land, 199
Moat Farm
moated site,221
oast,recorded, 98, 247; 340-1
church (see also chapel under Bessels Green; Chipstead), recorded by Griffiths 1840, 120n,103, 122, 124
cremation,Romano-British,412 flint,mesolithic, 107, 108, 295, 2 96
Lennard family,78
manor, 70
map Cl7, 109, 75
Morants Court
building survey, 235-6
Moraunt family, 13n
non-conformity (see also chapels under Bessels Green; Chipstead), 1676, 67
plans, 279
population
1641-1801, 65
Salters Heath, Montreal Park Summerhouse, recording, 270-1
school,records,314
Smith family lands,291
Stanhope family, study of, assessed, 8-9
tax assessments,279
tithe survey,111
Cheyne see Cheyney
Cheyney (Cheyne; see also Cheney)
family,13 In; 93, 100, 2 I9
Lord Henry (Cl6),67
Sir Thomas (Cl6), 89, 184; 93, 128, 130; 97, 60, 62-4, 67
Chi-Rho symbols
bowls, 96, 310, 311, 312, 315; 108, 43, 61-2
wall plaster, 59-61
Chich,Thomas (Cl4), 226
Chichele, Henry, Archbishop (Cl5)
and
Folkestone, 195
Robert Hallum's will, 135
John Kemp, 211-12
New Romney hospital, 22
Otford Palace, 273
Chichester
Arthur,1st Earl Donegall (Cl7),114
Lady Mary (Cl7),m. John St. Leger,114
Chiddingstone
Beecher estate, maps C17, 109, 66
Bough Beech,Wealden House, 233
Chiddingstone Burghersh, moated site, 282
deeds,280
droveways & pasture, 19-20
Hale,78 [pg76]Knole family,land sold to,109, 89, 3
non-conformity 1676, 67
pasture see droveways & pasture
population
1641-1801, 65
1676, Compton census, 67
Rede family, 130
Retherden Lands,map 1699, 78
school,exercise books,333
Skinners House, survey, 91, 179, 180-1, [pg182]Somerden hundred, 92, 19-20
Chiddingstone & Penshurst Agricultural
Society,records, 316
Chidwick,A.G. (d.1916),451
Child (see also Goldie & Child), & Co.
(bankers),173
Childers, 94, 204, ff230
Children,George (ClS/19), 107
Chilham
almshouses, 139
Alice Amos of, 7
arrowhead,neolithic, 203
Baghams Cross, turnpike trust,102, 172, 174-5, 177, 183-4
bee boles, Dane Court, 106, 117, 122, 125
buyers of stone etc from St. Augustine's, 99, 29, 32
castle, 298-100, 9; 102, 137, 141-2, 145-6
catholicism (CI6),194
Chilham Lees,chapel records, 259
church (see also clergy; chapel under
Chilham Lees; vicarage)
chantry, 142
mausolea, 135-102, 7, 138, 139, 140, 141-7
visitation 1557, 60
clergy CIS, 139
Dane Court see bee boles
Richard Herford of, 57
Heron family see castle
manor (see also Shillingheld manor), 77-98, 9, Sin,83; 137
map 1695, 72
school, 139
Shillingheld (Cherinchelle) manor, 98, 78, 83, 87n
solar tower, 317
turnpike trusts (see also Bagham's
363-4, 366, 368-9; 102, 172, 174
vicarage, 102, 139, 144
Chillenden
John see Daniel,John
Rafe (d.1609), 60-1
Thomas,Prior (d.1411)
and
Bredgar chantry, 88
Canterbury, Christ Church, 95, 51;
Chartham Deanery, 170-89, 1, 179
tomb, I109, 0, 12
Chillenden see under Goodnestone (next Wingham)
Chilman,Steven & wife (C17), 71
Chilmington see under Great Chart with Singleton
Chilton (Chylton)
James (C16/17), 35n
Lionel (C16),99, 35, 43
Thomas (C14/15), 172
Thomasine (Cl4/15), 172
Chilton see under Ramsgate
chimney pots,medieval
Canterbury
North Lane,94, 172, 180, 181-2, 183
St. George's Street, 105
Tyler Hill, 130
Chipstead see under Chevening chisels,bronze age
Eynsford, 93, 206, 207
St. Nicholas at Wade, 106, 202, 203
Chislehurst (G. London) see under Bromley
Chislet
drainage proposals 1814, 339
Gray's Farm,moated site, 221
Highstead
bronze age occupation, 260
manor,92, 236; 107, 34, 39n,43-4
map c.I820, 336
railway proposed,plans,339
salt pans,43
Upstreet,toll gate, 178
water-main pipeline sites, 268-107, 70, 277
Chittin (Chitting), Frances (Cl 7), m.I
John Collinvell, m.2 Everard Clement,21-2
Chitting see Chittin
Chlotar II,coin of,69 [pg77]cholera (Cl9), 102, 105, 34-5
Chowning,Elizabeth (CI 7),69
Chowns, L.M., Shadoxhurst - A Village
History, reviewed, 290-1
Chowte see Chute
Christian,Dr. - (Cl8), 89, 12, 22
Christian Israelites, 100, 406, 416
Christian Scientists, 253
Christianity, early (see also Chi-Rho symbols),at
Canterbury, 234-102, 5; 104, 124, 127,
201
Darent Valley,57-64
Darenth, 96, 312, 315-16, 318-19;
61-2
Dartford?, 344-5
Eccles,25
Lullingstone,96, 312, 318; 59-62
Stone-in-Oxney?, 136
Christmas, James (d.1713), 65
Christopher
St., painting of in Christ Church, Canterbury, 129-30
Dennise (Cl7), 73
Henry (C19), 369
Thomas (Cl7), 73
Chuete see Chute
Church (see also Cherche)
Derek, Cuxton - A Kentish Village, reviewed, 268-9
Richard (C20), 253-4
T.S., reviews, 232-5
W.E., review, 266-7
churches (see also porches)
church building on Romney Marsh (illus.), 253-65
condition of before Victorian restoration,
early see Christianity,early
lost/deserted, I 0-11
Churt
Dennise (Cl7),73
John (Cl7),73
John jnr. (Cl7),73
Thomas (C17),73
Chute (Chowte; Chuete)
family,I,5-6
Edward (Cl7), 97, 5; 77
George (C16), 5
Sir George (Cl8), 5
Philip (d.1567), 290-95, 2; 5
Chylton see Chilton
Cialwulf see Ciowulf
cinque ports (see also individual ports by name)
arms of, 103, 129, 130, 132; 384
Baron of C14/15, 104, 385
Calendar of the White & Black Books, assessed, I 0
Domesday of, 73
founded, 191-2
J.P.'s,132-3
pilots,report on 1833, 131-6
Sandwich Cl3, 93, 25-31
wardens (see also Ashton, Robert de;
Beaufort, John; Beaumont, Lord John; Brooke, Sir William; Burley, Simon; Cheney, Sir Thomas; Cobham, John (of Cooling); Devereux, Sir Edward; Hales, Sir Edward; P lantagenet,Edmund; Rutland, Earl Edward of)
Cl5, 93, 197
commissions of the peace, 227
Cinque Ports Galley, 217-18
Ciolwulf/Cialwulf (C9), moneyer, 55-94, 7, 59
cisterns see water cisterns & tanks
cists, medieval, Rochester, 91-108, 2, 94, j94-5, 95, 147
City of Canterbury, 187n
City of London, 205
City of London (London Borough), abbey of St. Mary of Graces, 110-99, 11; 203-4
civil war
Sir Robert Filmer,role in, 99-105
Maidstone,battle of,209-97, 20; 187
Monthly Assessments, 4
Thames defences, 153-4
Clactonian
flints
Hartley,218
St. Mary Hoo, 101, 41, 49, 50, 51-3
Swanscombe, 15-100, 21, 22-3, 24, 25, 26-8
technique
Bowman's Lodge, 91, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37
Cuxton, 104, 59, 64
Claesen,Nicholas (Cl7-18), 216
clamps (see also clench bolts), Anglo- Saxon,Monkton, 101, 97, 98, 111 [pg78]Clapham,A.W. (C20), 100, 340-3
Clare (see also Cleare; FitzWalter, Robert) family
1066-1217, 119-31
arms of, 89, 170; 91, 11; 105, 317, 318
Hasted on, 301
honour of,256
Gilbert, Count ofBrionne (C11), 119
Gilbert, of Tonbridge (Cll), 122-96, 5, 127
Gilbert, Earl of Hertford (d.1152), 127n
Gilbert, Earl of Gloucester & Hertford (C13), 96, 124, 130
Richard, of Tonbridge (C II), 119-96, 26, 129
Richard, Earl of Gloucester (C13), 105-92, 6; 128-31
Richard,Earl of Hertford (C13), 124
Roger,Earl of Hertford (C12), 127-8
Clarembald,Abbot (d.1176), I80
Claridge see Austen & Claridge
Clark (see also Clarke; Clerk; Clerke)
C. (d.1914-18),209
James (Cl8),200
John (C17), 72
Peter (C17 of Wrotham), 70
Peter
"The Ecclesiastical Commission at Canterbury: 1572-1603", 183-97
"The Prophesying Movement in Kentish Towns During the 1570's", 81-90
English Provincial society from the Reformation to the Revolution - Religion, Politics and Society in Kent, 1500-1640, assessed, 3
T. & C. Co. Ltd. (ironfounders), 97, 139, 141
W.T. (C19), 5
William (C19 ofBexley),300
Clarke (see also Clark; Clerk; Clerke)
David,on a beaker from Swalecliffe, 235
Dennis
obituary, 225
and Stoyel, A.D., Orford in Kent. A History
assessed, 5-6 reviewed,100, 92, 267-8
George (Cl8), 102, 29, 35
John (Cl6),33n; 99, 101, 177, 180-1
T.A. (d.1916),453
Walter (Cl8), 226
Wilfred Randall (C20), 35
Clarkson
G. (C19),98, 169, 175
R.W. (Cl9), 175
classics, teaching of in grammar schools, 199-207
Classis Britannica, 80
Claughton,Bishop of Rochester (Cl9), 4
clay objects (see also beads; briquetage; chimney pots; clay pipes; coin moulds; crucibles; figurines; kiln furniture; moulds; pottery; roof finial; spindle-whorls; tiles; water pipes; weights; wig curlers)
medieval/post-medieval Hayes,415
Trottiscliffe, 106, 210, 214-15; 107, 411, 414-15
post-medieval, Thurnham, 159-103, 60, 161-3, 164, 165-6
clay pipe workshops (see also clay pipemakers; clay pipes)
Canterbury
St. Gregory's,96, 299; 311
Stour Street,410
Chatham, 382-3
Rochester, 91, 212; 132-3
clay pipemakers (see also clay pipe workshops; clay pipes), 93, 170; 231--95, 40; 368-9
clay pipes (see also clay pipe workshops; clay pipemakers)
Beckenham,91, 147, 154
Canterbury
St. Gregory's, 3lln
St. Martin's Hill, 104, 168, 173
Chatham, 95, 231, 232, 233-5, 236, 237--40
Eastry,124
Gravesend, 170
Rochester
Deanery Gate, 205
George Lane, 91, 212; 132-3
Tonbridge, 92, 113, 116
clay pits, Canterbury, St. George's Street, 105, 68, 70
Claybrooke,William (C16), 191 Claypits see under Hollingbourne [pg79]Clayton,- (Cl8-19), 89, 94, 209
Cleare (Clare; Cleere; Cleer)
Charles (Cl 7), 78
Claude (Cl 7),77
Henry snr. (Cl 7), 77-8
Henry jnr. (Cl7),77-8
James (Cl 7), 78
John (C18), 103, 73, 77
Robert (Cl7), 78
Thomas (fl.1693 son of Claude), ri
Thomas (Cl7), 78
Tobias (Cl 7), 77
William (Cl7/18), 77
Cleary,F.E. (C20),315
Cledrowe see Clyderowe
Cleer; Cleere see Cleare
Clement
St.,festival of, 93
Revd. Everard (C17/18), 20-22
Frances see Chittin
John (Cl8/19), 145
Margaret (b. I 679),m. Finch Umfrey, [pg22]Sir Richard (Cl6), 94, 93, 135
Clements
A. (C20),445
S.S. (d.1916),100, 451, 454
clench bolts (see also clamps)
Anglo-Saxon
Margate,104, 225, 227
Minster (in Thanet), 51-102, 2, 53,
58-9, 104, 225
Ozengell, 225n; 104, 108, 272
medieval,Canterbury, 105, 131, 132
clench nails, Romano-British, Canterbury, 107, 149, 151
Clerk (see also Clark; Clarke; Clerke)
Baron John (C15),8
John (d.1501 of Newington),172
John (Cl6 ofDenstead), 99, 35, 41
Revd. John (Cl8),233
William (C15),195n,196
William (Cl8),223
Clerke (see also Clark; Clarke; Clerk)
Sir Francis (d.1685), 117
Henry (C17), 116-7
Simon (C14 of Romney area), 22
Simon (C16 vicar of Milton), 82-93, 3, 88
Cleves,Anne of see Anne of Cleves
Cleyton (parish unknown), manor, 92, 151, 154
Cliff
Edward (d.1741), 12-13
Dr.Jeremiah (d.1743),11-23
Jeremiah jnr. (C18), 12
Katheryn (d.1717),12n
Sarah (Cl8),12
Cliffe (Clovesho)
Blome estates,290
bones,animal,99, 281; 361
boreholes,360-1
box mount, Anglo-Saxon, 108, 289, 290
canal, 28 I; 99, 105, 287
cemetery, Romano-British, 377
chafing dish, post-medieval, 92, 230, 231, 232
church
banding, 244
bricks,172
Cock Farm, 170
coins
Celtic, 99, 282; 103, 252; 104, 376;
288
Greek,376
Roman, 310
Anglo-Saxon, 3 I 2
Court Sole, 170
deneholes, 282
flints,mesolithic-bronze age,383-4
fort
boring, 120
Brennan Torpedo Station,414
history of,89, 163, 166-7
scheduled, 221
harness fitting, Romano-British, 101, 366, 371
harness pendant,medieval,103, 254, 2 58
Hasted's holdings in, 170
hoard,copper alloy,bronze age, 282
John's Hope, peats & archaeological sites,374-7
kilns, Romano-British, 98, 28, 31, 35, 39, 41; 384
Lower Hope Point, Thames crossing?, 120
mace-head,neolithic,282
malaria at, 257-95, 9, 264
manor,107, 33, 39n
mesolithic site see Cliffe,bones,animal
mussell shells,midden of, 282
non-conformity 1676, 67
parish records,322
pipeline observations, 96, 380; 383-4 [pg80]population totals 1641-104, 1801, 94, 65 prehistoric sites,99, 281-2; 287-90 purse bar,medieval, 105, 105, 306, 3I 3 rings,medieval,94, 262; 105, 306, 313 Romano-British sites, 91, 208; 376 salt works, 104, 91, 208; 96, 380; 376-7 sarsens discovered I 920's, 104, 99, 282 seal matrices, medieval, 103, 252, 253, 254; 362-104, 3; 313-105, 14; 107, 406; 291
stone,Celtic,288
tap-handle,medieval, 101, 366, 375-6 West Court,palstave, 99, 282
Cliffe Co-operative Society, records, 331
Clifford
family, 91, 3; 130
Alice (Cl7), 293
Lady Anne, Countess of Northumberland (d. 1676), m. Richard Sackville, 6
Arthur (Cl7), 293
SirConyers (C16/17),114
Elizabeth (C I 7), 293
Francis (Cl 7), 293
Humphrey,Qumfree (C17), 293
Lewis (C15/16),140n
Mary see Southwell
Robert (d. 1422), 10
Robert (Cl7), 293
Thomas (Cl9),239
William (Cl7), 293
Clifton
Lord - (fl. 1820),38
Richard (Cl6), 217
Clinch, Phyllis, Painter's Forstal with Ospringe, reviewed, . 290-1
Clinton (Clynton)
Lord Edward (Cl6),57n,97, 61, 67
Lord John (C15/16), 138n,196-7 Juliana see Leybourne
William de, Earl of Huntingdon (C14), 98, 73; 65
clockmakers, 3I
clocks (see also sun-dials)
abbeys/cathedrals, used in, 24-6 Canterbury
Christ Church, 25n
St. Augustine's, 25n
Dover castle, 25
Gravesend, St. George's church, 34
Ospringe, 89
cloisonne see enamel
Cloke,Isaac (d. 1820), 165
cloth making (see also cloth mills; cloth seal; clothiers; dyeing; fuller's earth; loom-weights; pinbeaters; silk industry; textiles; weaving combs)
historical sources for, 79-80 medieval
Chartham, 237
Sevenoaks,89, 3, 9-10
Weald, 27
post-medieval
Cranbrook, 202
Sandwich,100 214
Sevenoaks, 287
Weald, 92, 27; 232-100, 3, 235-6, 240-1, 247, 256
cloth mills, post medieval, Greatness (Sevenoaks), 100, 287; IOI
cloth seal, post-medieval, Boxley, 409
clothiers, 129n; 93, 99, 75-7, 186n, 280; 100, 253, 287; 79-80
Clovesho see Cliffe
Clubb, S. H. (d. 1916),451
Clutton-Brock, J. see Harrison, D. L., Clutton-Brock,J. & Burleigh,R.
Clyderowe (Cledrowe)
Margaret see Fraunceys
William (Cl5), 22-3
Clynton see Clinton
Cnut,King (d. 1035)
coin of,264
inheritance laws of,95, 73, 78
grants Minster-in-Thanet to St.
Augustine's,13-14
charters relating to Sandwich, 93, 26;
192
presents altar cross to Winchester, 107, 16, 18
coaching services, in Kent, 1836 (ii/us.), 191-213
coal
Cburnt in Lydd,15, 98, 109
C18-tolls, 19, 102, 179-83, 191; 221
Cindustry,historical sources for, 20, 108, 83
Coalbrookdale Co. (ironfounders), 97, 137, 143, 150, 153
Coates, John (ed.), The Earliest English Brasses, reviewed, 398-9
Coast,William Stacey (C18), 89, 174, 177 [pg81]coastal defences see blockhouses; Martello Towers; Thames defences
Cobb (see also Porter & Cobb)
family, 101, 338; 84
Thomas Francis (Cl9), 191n
William (Cl8),233
Cobb Bank (Margate), 79
Cobbett,William (Cl9), 169
Cobham
family, 92, 147; 95, 258; 219-100, 20, 224n,229; 316
Agnes (Cl4), m. Gervase Alard, 20-1
Charles (Cl9),23
Capt. Sir Edward (C16), 89, 147; 344
Lord George (Cl6), 89, 148, 184; 138n;93, 97, 57n,64, 66, 67n
Lady Joan de (d. 1320), 94
Lady Joan de (d. 1433), m.2 Sir
Reginald Braybrook, 387
John de (Cl3), II
Lord John (Cl4), 224
Sir John (Cl4), 92, 153; 90
Sir John (C14 of Cooling), 100, 224, 226, 228; 329
Sir John (Cl4 of Hever), 100, 222, 224n
Sir John (d. 1408), 218
Reginald (Cl4), 20-1
Sir Thomas (C14), 100, 222, 226
Lord Thomas (Cl6), 138n
Lord William see Brooke
Cobham
abbey of St. Mary of Grace, lands in, 111
axes (see also handaxe), mesolithic, 297
belt hook,medieval, 107, 407, 408
brooches, Romano-British, 101, 366, 372; 105, 304, 306, 3 08-9; 107, 400; 108, 284, 286; 341
buckle, medieval/post-medieval, 108, 292, 293
church
brasses, 94, 94; 96, 387; 99, 109; Sn;102, 105, 294n
recorded by Griffiths, 1841, 120n, 103, 121, 124
tiles, 90
Cobham Hall/Park
estate map 1641, 109, 67, 74
Fountain House, 101, 358, 359
hare hunting, 374
coins
Celtic, 101, 370; 353
Roman, 104, 357; 105, 310; 287
Anglo-Saxon, 403
College
dissolution, 57n
endowed, 218
mason, 199n
records, 322
tiles, 92
handaxe, Acheulian, 297
harness pendant mounts, medieval, 105, 314, 315, 316; 107, 404, 407
harness pendants, medieval, 101, 376;
Meadow House, 36
Owletts Barn, survey (illus.), 33-8
parish records, 101, 322; 260
pilgrim flask,medieval, 293
Rural Deanery, records,318
sarsens, 233-4
seal matrices, medieval, 101, 366, 376;
108, 291, 292
swing riots, 101
tore (gold), bronze age, 101, 363, 3 64
Cobham Yeoman Cavalry,38
Cock
family (Cl9-20),2-3
Dr. William (C20), 290-95, 1; 100, 158;
106, 91, 95
Cockes (see also Cocks), Thomas (Cl6), 33n; 99, 101, 181
Cockett (see also Cockett & Henderson), R.A.C., reports from Fawkham & Ash Archaeological Group
1974, 217-19
1976, 249-50
1977, 219
1983, 291-2
Cockett & Henderson (Broadstairs), records, 339
Cockham Wood (parish unknown), defences, 89 155
Cockman,Dr. - (Cl8), 22
Cocks (see also Cockes)
Richard (C17), 75
Thomas (Cl6-l7), 89
CodexAureus, 97, 15, 18-20, 22
Codsheath hundred, 278-105, 9; 49 [pg82]Coe,F. (d. 1916), 107, 100, 453, 454
Coelwulf,King of Kent (C9),104, 95, 98
Coenred,King of Mercia (d. 709), 22
Coenwald (fl. 811),94-5
Coenwulf, King of Mercia (C8-9), 87-104, 98, 100, 109, 111
coins of, 373-101, 4; 199
Coffin,Isaac (fl I 800), 263
Coffin Stone see under Aylesford
coffins (see also cists)
Romano-British
lead
Canterbury,Salt Hill, 158
Chatham, 108, 183, 188, 190, 191
Dartford, 344
stone,Dartford, 102, 275; 342
wooden
Canterbury
Linden Grove,134
New Street, 149-51
Highstead,238
Margate,Northdown, 248
Anglo-Saxon
stone,Sarre,100, 144, 148
wooden
Eastry, 248
Finglesham,48
Minster (in Thanet),47
Monkton,89, 69; 102
Ozengell, 102n; 101, 108, 272
Sarre, 146
medieval
stone, Thanington Without, 308-109, 9, 3 JO, 311
wooden
Adisham, 291
Canterbury
St. Edmund Riding Gate, 136
St. Gregory's,175
Ospringe,97
Rochester cathedral, 94
Thanington Without, 3 I 0
medieval/post-medieval, wooden,
Sevenoaks,280
post-medieval
lead,Chislehurst, 2-3
wooden, Rochester cathedral, 95
Coggan, Dr. Donald, Archbishop (C20),
313
Coggar (see also Cogger)
Elizabeth see Best
John & wife (C17),284
John jnr. (C17) 284
Cogger (see also Coggar)
Ambrose (C I 7),97, 3, 5-6; 77
Elizabeth (Cl7),71
Coggeshall, Ralph of, Abbot (C13), 37
Cohn-Sherbrook, D., study of Canterbury pogroms in Southern History, assessed, 12
coin hoards see hoards,coin
coin moulds,iron age,Rochester, 109, 44, 45, 48-50
coin weight, post-medieval, Canterbury, 183
coins (see also coin moulds; coin weight; hoards; medallion; mints; necklace; tokens)
Celtic (see also Gallo-Belgic; potin)
by ruler
Amminius, 353
Dubnovellaunus,353
Eppillus, 97, 326; 101, 370; 102, 269; 103, 252; 353
Tasciovanus, 101, 365; 103, 252;
273
Tincommius, 353
from
Addington,294
Aylesford,101, 365; 266-7
Borstal, 367
Boughton Monchelsea, 101, 367;
Boxley, 97, 300; 367-101, 8, 369, 370; 102, 269; 105, 303; 398
Canterbury, 92, 240; 95, 268, 298; 96, 270; 98, 226, 241; 8 I, 113
Cliffe, 99, 282; 103, 252; 104, 376;
288
Cobham, 101, 370; 353
Detling,102, 269; 339
East Malling, 303
East Peckham, 355
Ebbsfleet, 273
Eccles, 341
Halling,272-3
Harrietsham, 370
Hollingbourne, 208
Iwade, 370
Lenham,303 [pg83]Maidstone, 105, 105, 305
Milton Regis, 305
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 49, 55, 60;
277
Radfield (Tonge},245
Rochester (see also Borstal), 44---109, 5, 49
Ruxley, 326
Sittingboume,370-1
Snodland, 101, 371; 398
Westwell,298
Wouldham, 341
Gallo-Belgic, 299
from
Addington,294
Boughton Monchelsea,303
East Peckham, 355
Lenham, 303
Westwell,298
potin,299
from
Aylesford,266-7
Borstal,367
Boxley, 97, 300; 367-8
Canterbury, 92, 240; 95, 268, 298;
226
Ebbsfleet, 108 273
Halling,272-3
Hollingbourne,208
Milton Regis,305
Minster (in Thanet),102, 49, 55, 60;
277
Radfield, 245
Rochester,44
Greek
C3 B.C.,Chalk, 295
C2-1 B.C., Cliffe, 99, 282; 104, 376;
289
Roman
minims,98, 139, 140, 141-3; 60
radiates,94, 46; 107, 52, 58 discussed,98, 137-9, 141-3
Republican,97, 325; 105, 13, 309, 311;
402
by emperor
Agrippa,402
Allectus, 94, 46; 103, 153, 207; 104, 358; 105, 108, 310; 107, 152; 108, 47, 48, 287
Antoninus Pius,91, 212; 92, 254; 44-94, 5, 250; 95, 127; 97, 101, 124; 102, 47, 60; 142-103, 3;
Arcadius,94, 49, 52, 239; 51-107, 2, 59-61
Augustus, 402
Caracalla,105, 107, 310
Carausius, 91, 140; 94, 46; 103, 207;
287
Carns, 311
Claudius, 91, 141, 194; 101, 373;
402
Claudius II, 94, 45; 95, 27, 296; 137-98, 8, 140; 101, 373; 108
Commodus, 97, 106, 124; 104, 358;
275
Constans,94, 47; 101, 372; 104, 357; 105, 311; 107, 52, 58
Constantine,house of, 101, 207; 105, 108; 52
Constantine I, 92, 233; 93, 208; 46-94, 7, 239; 96, 57; 97, 124; 98, 260; 101, 85, 207, 372; 102, 60; 103, 142, 153; 357-104, 8; 310-105, 11; 107, 58, 152, 402
Constantine II, 91, 140; 94, 47; 101, 207; 310-105, 11; 107, 52, 58, 152
Constantinian, 94, 47; 124
Constantius II, 94, 47, 52; 372-101, 3; 102, 60; 105, 108; 107, 52, 58, 152, 402
Crispina,3 I 0
Crispus, 105, 310; 107, 152; 287
Decentius, 94, 47; 101, 372; 104, 357; 310
Diocletian,house of, 152 Domitian, 107, 105, 310; 341-2
Elagabalus, 11O; 91, 103, 254; 311
Faustina I, 95, 295; 97, 105, 123;
103, 255; 402
Faustina II, 94, 239; 97, 300; 102, 271; 142-103, 3; 105, 310; 402
Florian, 137-8
Gaius,271
Gallienus, 94, 239; 101, 373; 103, 152; 402
Gordianus, 250
Gratian,47-94, 8; 104, 357; 287 Hadrian, 108, 91, 140; 105, 310; 107, 402;
Helena,94, 223; 95, 127; 93 [pg84]Honorius,99, 94, 49; 99, 284; 51-107, 2, 61
Julia Domna,95, 21, 26-7
Julia Mamaea,402
Licinius I, 101, 191, 206
Licinius II,358
Lucilla,91, 194; 373
Magnentius,101, 372; 104, 357; 310
Magnus Maximus, 48-94, 9, 52; 99, 284; 107, 52, 59
Marcus Aurelius, 94, 267; 95, 295;
357
Marius,373
Maximian I,104, 358; 152
Maximian II,358
Maximian II, 91, 195; 93, 208;
239, 250
Maximinus,152
Nero,326
Nerva,250
Philip I, 311
Postumus, 98, 138, 140; 101, 373;
Probus,107, 152; 287
Quinti!lus,310
Sabina, I 07
Salonina,373
Septimus Severus, 94, 264; 105, 310;
108, 275, 286
Severns Alexander,3I 0
Tetricus I, 94, 45, 239; 98, 137, 139, 140, 142, 260; 101, 373; 105, 108; 152
Tetricus II, 94, 45; 95, 27; 97, 124; 137-98, 9; 101, 373; 107, 52, 58, 152
Theodora, 127
Theodosius,House of,107, 51, 60-2
Theodosius I, 94, 48, 52; 107, 52, 58-9
Tiberius, 266
Titus,402
Trajan, 91, 141; 93, 210, 223; 97, 123; 101, 372; 310-11
Valens,89, 205; 94, 47; 102, 60; 104, 357; 105, 311; 107, 152; 287
Valentinian,house of,107, 52, 152
Valentinian I, 94, 47; 95, 127; 101, 207; 104, 357; 414
Valentinian II, 94, 48, 52; 97, 300;
Valentinianus, 27
Valerian, 286
Vespasian,105, 358; 402
Victorinus,94, 45; 98, 138, 140; 101, 206, 373
Vitellius,341
from
Allington,137-98, 9, 140, 141--4
Aylesford (see also Eccles), 101, 372; 104, 357; 105, 309; 341
Barming,101, 372; 357
Bekesbourne,57
Boughton Monchelsea, 95, 295, 104, 357; 105, 310; 107, 402; 286
Boxley, 97, 300; 372-101, 3; 107, 402; 108, 286; 341
Bredgar,125
Canterbury
Gravel Walk,140-1
Jewry Lane (discovered C17),
Riding Gate,103, 207; 152
ring-road, 283-5
St. Augustine's,113
St. George's Street, 107-8
St. Margaret's church, 200
Stour Street, 213
Chalk, 373
Charing,91, 110; 295
Cliffe, 104, 376; 105, 289, 310
Cobham,104, 357; 105, 310; 287
Dymchurch, 52
East Farleigh,264
East Malling & Larkfield (see also New Hythe), 93, 208; 102, 269, 271
Ebbsfleet,108, 273, 275
Eccles, 342
Eynsford, 254
Folkestone,I 3
Frindsbury Extra,103, 254; 358
Gillingham, I 98, 39; 255
Gravesend, 51-62
Hartley, 249
Hawkenbury,402
Hollingbourne,98, 139, 141-2
Hope,342
Ightham, 102, 271; 104, 358; 311
Kemsing,260 [pg85]Langley,98, 95, 296
Leeds,266
Lenham,311
Maidstone (see also Allington), 89, 220; 91, 194; 92, 233; 93, 210; 101, 373; 27 I; 102, 104, 358; 311
Marden,311
Minster (in Thanet),102, 47, 60
Monkton, 85
New Hythe,342
Northfleet, 414
Orpington, 325-6
Ospringe, 127
Otham,267
Radfield, 239
Rochester
castle,92, 253; 44-54
Deanery Gate, 205
George Lane, 91, 212; 97, 101, 105-6, 123-4
Old Deanery,265
Prior's Gate House,95, 21, 26-7
Strood's Causeway,250
St. Mary Cray, 93, 223; 101, 191, 193-4, 206-7
Sevenoaks,214
Sheerness,195
Shoreham,260-1
Snodland,402
Staplehurst, 107, 402; 287
Teston,311
Thurnham, 141-103, 3, 152-3
West Farleigh,358
Wouldham,93
Yalding,358
Visigothic, Canterbury, 98, 215, 227
Anglo-Saxon
debased,83-89, 4; 142
gold reused in jewellery, 83-4
solidi, Kentish,67-8
by king
Aethelberht (of Wessex),294-101, 5;
Aethelwulf,105, 73, I 08-9 Alfred,94, 34, 55-9, ff60
Burgred,155
Chlotar II,69
Cnut,264
Coenwulf,373-4
Harold, 403
Offa, 97, 325; 199-104, 200, 203-4, 387
Sigebert III,37
Wihtred,37
Wulfred,287
from
Boxley,107, 403; 287
Canterbury
Castle Street, 94, 277; 97, 7, 24-5
St. Augustine's, 294-101, 5; 103, 85, 104, 113
St. George's Gate,155
St. George's Street,105, 73, 108-9
St. Martin's, 104, 181, 201
Stour Street, 409
Westgate Farm,221
Chalk,373-4
Cliffe, 3 I 2
Cobham, 403
Eastry, 248
Farnborough,325
Finglesham, 37
Fordwich, 199-104, 200, 203-4
Frindsbury Extra, 264
High Halstow, 279
Minster,102, 52, 54, 58, 66, 67, 68-9
Rochester, 92, 253; 94, 34, 55-9, ff60; 95, 27, ff36; 387
Sarre,89, 82; 109, 147, 150, 151, 163 medieval
by king
Alexander III (of Scotland), 296
Edward I,92, 201; 95, 127, 307; 296
Edward II,127
Edward III,47-93, 51, /51, 52-3; 27-95, 8, 127; 415
Henry III,127
Henry V, 127-8
John, 218
Richard I,415
William I, 102, 247; 105, 80, 109,
176
from
Canterbury, 102, 247; 105, 80, 109, 176
Deal,307
Ebony, 95, 308; 415
Hartley, 218
Leigh, 20 I
Ospringe, 127-8
Rochester,27-8
Wingham,295-7 [pg86]post-medieval
British
by king
Charles I,93, 190; 97, 99, -124
George II,128
George III, 128-9
George IV,129
Georgian, 261
William & Mary, 183
William III,95, 128; 183
William IV,129
from
Aldington,202
Canterbury,183
Chatham,98, 183; 261
North Cray,190
Ospringe,128-9
Rochester,97, 99, 124
Teynham,297
Chinese,169
Dutch,169
Cok,Alan(Cl4),20
Coke
Secretary - (C 17), 59
Sir Edward(Cl 7), 95, 68; 2
Guy(Cl6),56
Capt. J.(C20),434
coke,tolls,Canterbury,179
Cokermouth, Adam de (Cl 4), 24n
Cokyn,William(C12/13),131
Colb,-(C19), I 8
Colbrooke see Colebrooke
Coldharbour see under Hildenborough; St. Nicholas at Wade
Co!dred see under Shepherdswell with Coldred
Coldrum see under Trottiscliffe
Coldstream, N. & Draper, P. (eds.), Medieval Art and Architecture at Canterbury before 1220, reviewed, 267-8
Coldwell
Dr. John (C16), 90
Robert(C16), 90
Cole (see also Cole & Harden)
A. E.(d. 1916),453
Frederick(C20), 314
Henry(Cl6), 5
Richard(d. 1580), 5
Cole & Harden (Margate), records 270
Co!ebrooke(Colbrooke)
family
arms of,11
mausoleum, 102, 135, 139, 140, 142-3, 145-6
George(C18),142
Henrietta see Powlett
James(d. 1752),102, 137, 139, 142-3
Sir James(C18 of Gatton), 143
James jnr.(C18),142
Mary see Hudson; Skinner
Robert(d. 1784), 102, 139, 142, 146
Coleman
D. C.,S ir John Banks, assessed,8
Michael(Cl 7),238
Richard & family(C18/19), 106, 75, 77
Colepeper see Culpeper
Colepepper see Culpeper
Coleridge
-,Bishop(C19),19
Edward(C19),328-100, 30, 334
Coles Finch, William (C I 9/20), [pg323]Colford Green see under Cranbrook
Colgate,George(C\9),169
Colkins see under Boughton under Blean
Collard
Daniel Fox(d. 1831),204
John(Cl8-19),109, 235, 239
John(l814-29), 204
Martha(d. 1832),204
Mary Ann (see also Fox),(d. 1807), 204
Robert(C18/19), 204
colleges see under Cobham; Hackington;
Lambeth; Maidstone; Wingham; Wye
Collens
Messrs -, 219
Robert(C16), 58
Colley,Thomas(d. 1517),91
Collins
D. M., on palaeolithic flints from Bromley,288
F.(C19-20), 65
J.(d. 1916), 452
Collinvell(Collinwell)
Frances see Chittin
John(Cl7),21
Mary(C17), 21
Susan(Cl7),21
Collinwell see Collinvell
Collis
family (surveyors),100, 359; 185-6 [pg87]James (C18-19), 102, 100, 360
Thomas (C18-19),360
William (C19), 185-7
Collyer,-(Cl8),171
Colman,Paul (Cl6),89
Colpeper see Culpeper
Colpepper see Culpeper
Colt (see also Coutts)
family of Ashford,68
George (Cl7),67
John (b. 1632), 68
Colthorpe, Marion, "Queen Elizabeth I at Tilbury and in Kent",83-6
Columbers family, 29
columns & capitals
Romano-British
Canterbury, 100, 66, 67, 68, 70-1, 79;
283
Eccles, 100, 66, 78
Richborough, 100, 66, 72, 74, 75, 76-7, 78, 79
Springhead (votive), 223-95, 9; 100, 66, 79
medieval
Appledore, 106, 84, 92
Canterbury
Christ Church (illus. ), 1-6
Lanfranc's Palace,234
St. Gregory's,312
Gravesend,198
Rochester, 107, 207, 208, 211, 212-13, 215-16, 222
undated,Canterbury, St. George's Street, 148
Colvin,Ann (C17), 292
Colwell
Dorothy see Goldfinch
Richard,Mayor (C16),116
Robert (C I 6 of Faversham), 116n
Robert (C16 ofHernhill),41
Colyer
Charles (Cl 9),100
William (Cl4),210
Colyn
Hamo (Cl4), 22
John,son ofHamo (C14),22
Combe,- (C19), 12
Combe Bank (parish unknown), records, 285
combs (see also weaving combs)
neolithic,Wingham, 229
Romano-B ritis h/ AngI o-S axon, Rochester,95, 29, 30
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury
Castle Street, 7
Longmarket,222
St. George's Street, 102, 245; 105, 72, 138-9, 140, 141-2
St. Martin'sHill, 104, 132, 195, 197
Stour Street,302
Ozengell, 272-3
St. Mary Cray, 98, 260; 101, 208, 209
medieval,Rochester,95, 29, 30 post-medieval, Canterbury, 104, 168, 195, 198
undated,Canterbury,104, 194, 197
Combwell see under Goudhurst
Comfort,John (C15), 9
Commercial Bank,banknotes,297 commissions of array, 108, 100, 225-6; 187
commissions of the peace (see also magistrates)
C14, 100, 221-9
early Tudor, 125-43
Commius, 48
Comp see under Offham
Company of Apothecaries, Grocers, Chandlers & Fishmongers, 71
Compton family, 3
-, Bishop of London (C17), census, 61-94, 73; 196
Anne, Countess of Pembroke (d. 1588), 86
Henry, first Baron Compton (1538-89), 86
Condre,Catherine le (C16),55
Condy (Cundy)
family,197
John (C13),197
Peter (C13),197
cone, bronze age, Margate, Northdown, 101, 362; 104, 268, 269
Coneter,William (C17),72
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament, 15
Congregationalists (Independents) early,190-99, 1, 193-4, 196 records,101, 336, 337, 341; 257 [pg88]religious census 105, 1851, 100, 400, 403-5, 408, 410, 412, 414, 416-19, 421-2
Congreve, A. L., Trinity Church, Sissinghurst, reviewed, 271-2
Connell, E. P. see Monaghan, J. & Connell,E. P.
Connolly P. A. see Archibald, M. M. & Connolly,P. A.
Conrad,Prior(C12),100, 306; 154n
Consaunt,Alice(d. 1495), 321
consistory court,Faversham 1988, 37 constables
accounts book & documents
Birchington,9
Boughton Malherbe,9
Lower Hardres,9
Offham 1814-22, 104, 9-24
Westwell,9n
Canterbury C18-19, 109, 192, 202, 208, 210, 213-14, 240, 245
special,& swing riots,107, 101, 104
Constant, Charles Edward (d. 1914-18), 35
Consuetudines Kancie see Custumal of Kent
consumption see tuberculosis
conventicles, 183-99, 7, 189n,191-2, 196
convents see abbeys/monastic houses
Conway, Sir & Lord Martin (C20), 106, 25, 28, 32
Conyngham
family,estate,328n,330
Marchioness,-(Cl9),96, 64; 148n
Marquess,-(C19),251
Conyngsby see Eastwick & Conyngsby
Cook (see also Cooke)
family of East Peckham,257
-(C'.:.15 of Canterbury),158
-(C19),169
Alison, on grave goods from Darenth Anglo-Saxon cemetery, 57-61
Arthur(d. 1972),257
Bernard(C14),202-3
Charles(C19),11
Charles (C19-20 of Birchington), 457n
Norman(C20), 146
William(C18),36
Cooke (see also Cook)
family(of Barham),memorial, 205
Anthony(C I 6/17),29
Lady Avis seeW aldegrave
Elizabeth (C17), m. John Fotherby, 29
James(C18),225
Richard(Cl9),312
Robert,Clarenceux King at Arms(C16), 97, 255; 28
Robert(C17 ofWrotham), 94, 69, 72
Thomas(Cl5),198
Capt. William(C17),75
Cookham(Berks.),monastery, 104, 91, 109
Cook's (linen merchant), 144
Cool,Hilary, on Romano-British bracelets from Rochester (il/us.), 125-31
Cooling
castle
building of,141
building survey,329-30
chequerwork, 244
Cobham family, 89, 148; 258
moated site,221
Clare lands, 127
Cobham family (see also under castle), 224
hones,Romano-British,89, 209, 210 kilns, Romano-British, 96, 380-2; 28-98, 9, 31, 35, 39, 41
manor, 33
marshland,30
pipeline observations,380 salt-panning,96, 96, 380-1
Coombe, bowl,Anglo-Saxon, 344
Coombes,Dr. -(C18},22
Cooper (see also Tuesby & Cooper)
-(C19 of Gravesend),93, 8, JO
Gypsy -(C I 9),378
Ann(d. 1771),127
Gilbert(C13),31n
Hannah(d. 1791),127
Henry (C15), 198
Hugh(C16), 175
John(d. 1790),127
John(C18-19),237
Joseph(Cl9),94, 221, 223-4
Mary(C18),238
R,on a Staffordshire press-moulded dish from Chatham, 262-4
Roger(Cl3),31n Thomas(C18),109, 109, 235
W. H.(C19-20),65
W. J.(C20),diaries,270 [pg89]Cooper-Key, Major A. (C20), 105, 100, 434, 439, 455-6, 458
Copelose,John (Cl2/13),218 Copland,John & family (Cl7),108, 100, 288 Copley, G. J. (ed.), Camden's Britannia -
Kent, reviewed, 230-1 copper alloy objects (see also amulets;
axes; bells; belt chapes; belt fittings; belt hooks; blades; book-fittings; bowls; box mounts; boxes; bracelets; brass objects; brooches; bucket; bucket handle; buckles; buttons; candle snuffers; candlesticks; cauldrons; censer cover; chafing dishes; chatelaines; chisels; coins; cone; crosses; crucifixes; daggers; disc-pins; dress weights; ear-rings; ear-scoops; enamelling'; escutcheons; figurines; flesh hooks; furniture fittings; girdle fastener; gouges; handle-mount; handles; harness fittings; harness pendant mount; harness pendants; hoards; hooks; ingots; Jew's harps; kettle; keyrings; keys; mace-heads; martingales; metalworker's die; mirrors; mortars; mounts; nail cleaners; nails; needles; palstaves; pastry cutter; pendants; pins; purse bars; purse mounts; rapiers; razor; rings; scabbard chape; scales; seal matrices; shield-mounts; shoe buckles; sleeve-clasps; spatulas; spearheads; spoons; statuette; stirrups; strap-ends; studs; swords; tap-handles; terrets; thimbles; toilet sets; tokens; tweezers; weights; whistle)
bronze age
Margate, Northdown, 101, 362; 237
Monkton,101, 85, 87; 109, 257, 258 iron age,Bridge by-pass,96, 165 Romano-British
Canterbury,105, 112, 113, 120 Radfield,94, 241, 242, 246 St. Mary Cray,101, 208, 210, 211 Anglo-Saxon
Monkton, 89, 69, 71; 101, 91, 95, 114
St. Mary Cray,101, 208, 211
Sarre,109, 147, 154
medieval
Bekesbourne,96, 52, 53
Canterbury, 94, 173, 174; 103, 113, 115
Leeds, 94, 94, 95
Leigh,92, 200, 201
Ospringe (illus.), 137-45 medieval/post-medieval, Canterbury, 95, 105, 117, 118, 120
post-medieval
Bekesbourne, 96, 52, 53
Gravesend,93, 171, 172-3
Ospringe (illus.) 137-45
copper alloy-working (see also copperas industry; metal mills; moulds; slag)
bronze age
Highstead, 260
Monkton, 259
Romano-British
Canterbury
Riding Gate, 206-7
St. Augustine's, 82
St. Margaret's Street,276
Charing,I 09-10
Ickham,I 21
medieval
Canterbury
St. Augustine's, 99, 250; 101, 295; 88-103, 90, 92, f92, 93, 104, 115-17
St. George's Street, 105, 73, 80, 81, 82-3, 164-71, 175
Rochester,206
medieval/post-medieval, Ospringe, 145 copperas industry, historical sources for, 95, 108, 82
coppice, 92, 15; 14n
Coppin see Coppyn
Coppyn (Coppin; Copyn)
family (Cl6),209
William M.P. & Mayor (Cl6), 97, 65;
Copyn see Coppyn
Coradas, J, A., "Educational Provision for the Kentish Poor,1660-1811" in Southem Histmy, assessed, 12
Corbeil, William de, Archbishop (Cl 2), 34n, 94, 38; 9^ 10^ 31^ 318 [pg90]Corbould,- (Cl 8), 127, 98, 55n,59n
Corby,Robert,Sheriff (C14), 222
Corderoy,Henry (Cl8),239
Cork,William (Cl9), 103
corn-driers,Romano-British
Charing,109-10
Highstead,236
St. Mary Cray, 93, 223; 284
Corneford,William (Cl6), 261
Cornes, John (Cl8),95, 239; 368
Corneville
Elizabeth see Bolingbroke
Sir John (Cl4/15),193
Cornhill,Gervase of (C12),126n
Cornilo hundred, 97, 241, 246
Cornwell
Christopher (Cl 6), 41
G. (d. 1916), 100 453
Corpus Glossary, I 9
Cortone, John of (C13),131n
Cory,John (Cl4), 53
Cosby,John (Cl6), 209-10
Cosens,Robert (Cl7),75
Cosington family,land holdings Cl5, 100, 219-20
cosmetic sets see toilet sets
Costantyn,John (Cl4), 149
Costen,Edward & wife (C17), 71
Cotsell,- (Cl 9), 97, 87, 90
Cott,Elizabeth, 52n
Cottingham,Lewis N. (Cl9),92, 83; 147
Cottington,Lord - (C17), 60-3
Cotton
Sir Robert,71
Solomon (Cl8), 223
Cotton Powder Co. (illus.), 427-100, 39, 442-3, 445, 447, 451, 455n, 457-62
Couchman, Henry (Cl 7), 8 I
Coulston, J. C. see Bishop, M. C. & Coulston,J. C.
Coulter, William (C17), 70
Councer,C. R.
on painted glass in Wye College, 225-7
on window glass & documentary evidence at Leeds priory (illu s.), 92-94, 4, 97-8
Lost Glass from Kent Churches, reviewed, 277-8
counters,Romano-British bone
Canterbury, 105, 135, 136
Rochester, 101
glass, Canterbury, 247
Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion, 100, 401, 405-6, 411, 418-19, 423; 206
Countless Stones see Lower Kit's Coty under Aylesford
Courage, Barclay & Simmonds (brewers), 84
Courages Brewery,83-4
Courci family,arms of, 11
Court
Private Edward (d. 1916), 452
Eustace (Cl5), 91
court halls & guildhalls
Ashford, 67
Canterbury, 87
Deal,87
Faversham, 87
Fordwich, 98, 107; 67
Lydd (ii/us.), I 07-20
Milton Regis, 98, 107; 67
Sandwich, 209-10
Court-at-Street see under Lympne
Courtenay, Archbishop (d. 1396)
Canterbury College under,50
chantry, 88
and Sir John Devereux, 192
lawyer to 135
Maidstone College,founds, 17211
Otford Palace, improved by,273-4
Courthop see Courthope
Courthope (Courthop)
Henry jnr. (Cl7), 81
Richard (Cl6), 129n
Coutts
Elizabeth (C18), 68
Howard, "An Early Depiction of Reculver" (ii/us.), 381-3
James (Cl8), 68
Coven (Cawne)
Lora see Moraunt
Sir Thomas (C14), 210
Coveney, George A. (CI 9), 6
Covert
Anne see Hendley
Richard (Cl6), 160
William (Cl6-17), 89, 36, 39
Cowden
brooch, Romano-British,107, 400, 401
Hawsland, 330
parliamentary assessment 1650-56, 105, 279 [pg91]population C!6, 100, 235, 257
The Moat, moated site, 221
turnpike trust,347n,369
Cowper
Earl- (fl. 1840), 118n
J.M. (fl. 1891),314
Earl Peter-Francis (C20),92, 56; 65
Sir William (d. 1664), 56-92, 7, 63; 65
Earl William (fl. 1718),56
William,poet (1731-1800), 56
Cowton,Mawer (C19), 185
Cox (see also Coxe)
-(Cl6),180
Sidney Herbert (d. 1916),452
Coxe (see also Cox), Charlotte Anne see Curteis
Coxon,Thomas (Cl8),32
Cozens,Zecharia (Cl8),102, 143, 146
Craddock (see also Cradock), P. T., "A Medieval Islamic Brass Trapping found at Rochester" (Ulus.), 296-8
Cradock (see also Craddock) family,arms,17
Anne (d. 1697), m. Thomas Townshend, 13-14
Anne (Cl 7 daughter of John II),14
Dorothy (d. 1654), m. Richard Amherst, 11-102, 12, 16
Dorothy (C17 daughter of Nevill), m Edmund Witherley,12-15
Elizabeth (b. 1607),11
Elizabeth (b. 1642), 13-15
Elizabeth (C I 7), m. Sir John Howell, 11-102, 13, 16
Elizabeth (Cl7), wife of John Craddock, 14
Frances (Cl7), 14
Jane (d. 1626), widow of John,m2 John Dirkin, 11-102, 12, 17
John I (d. 1609),102, 11, 17
John II (1647-85),13-14
Katherine (b. 1603),11
Mary see Browne
Nevill I (d. 1651),11-102, 13, 15
Nevill II (b. 1645), 13
Nevill III (b. 1675-79),14
Rachel (d. 1601),11
William (1638-63),13
Crafter,William (C19), 89, 154; 198
Craig,Edith (C19-20),363-6
Craigmile see Hooker & Craigmile
Crammaville
Henry de (C14),200
Joan de (Cl4), 200
Cramp, Revd. W. T. (Cl9),218
Crampton,- (Cl 9 of Offham),20
Cranbrook
Allarde bequest, 230
brickworks,post-medieval, 88
chapels
General Baptist (Cramp Institute), 102, 202, 204
Providence, 202
clergy
Cl6, 101, 179
C19, 102, 203
Cliff properties in, 12
cloth industry,102, 202; 79
clothiers Cl 6, 93, 129n
coaching services C I 9, 98, 194, 204, 201, 209, 211-12
Colford Green,turnpike trust, 347n
Colliers Green,deeds, 330
Glassenbury,Roberts family,77
Goddards Green,map 1636, 81
Hendley family, 130
HockeridgeMills,85
industry C18-19, 102, 202
iron-working,Romano-British, 80n
king-post C15, 107, 413
Little Golford oast, 94, 103, 104, 106, 110
Milkhouse,map 1622, 79
moated sites
Bettenham, 221
Furnace Farm,221
Glassenbury, 221
Sissinghurst, 221
non-conformity (see also chapels; puritans), I 99, 85, 186n; 100, 401; 102, 199, 202, 204, 206
parish registers, 334
parish size,25
population & family structure C16, 100, 233-5, 237-8, 238n, 239-42, 244, 245n,247n,250--4, 257
puritans Cl6, 101, 179
school
grammar, classics controversy, 199-207
map C17, 109, 80
records, 314
Sissinghurst [pg92]Baker family,91, 7; 97, 63, 67 entrance range,108, 178-9 moated site,93, 221
tiles,Romano-British,80n
tithe survey,110
turnpike trusts (see also Colford Green;
Wilsley Green), 100, 346, 349-50, 353, 364, 368; 174
Wilsley Green, turnpike trust, 100, 350, 352-3, 368
witchcraft,45
Cranbrook hundred
boundary stone,69
development of,49
population CI100 234
Crane,Capt. James (Cl6), 89, 145, 147-8
Cranfield
family,3
- (Cl9 of Bromley),95
Lady Frances (Cl 7), m.1 5th Earl of Dorset, m.2 Henry Powle, II;91, 105, 278
Cranford
Ann see Marlowe
John (Cl6},4n
John (Cl8), 237
Cranmer
family,1-3
Agnes see Hatfield
Alice see Marshall
Edmund (Cl5),2
Edmund,Archdeacon (Cl6),2
Elizabeth see Morton
Isabella (Cl5),2
John (Cl5 son of Edmund),2
Thomas (Cl5 father of Archbishop), 2-3
Thomas,Archbishop (1489-1556) and
Bekesbourne Palace, 89, 172; 96, 31, 38, 44; 231
Knole,89, 8; 1-2
Otford Palace,263
land exchanges, 56
Prebendaries Plot,169-85
Thomas (Cl6 nephew of Archbishop), 3
Crawford,James (d. 1916),452
Crayford (Crayforde)
Edward (d. 1558),52-3
Edward (d. before 1721),237
Margaret (Cl6),52-3
Myllisent (Cl6),52-3
Parnell (Cl6),52-3
William (Cl8),206n
Crayford (G. London) see under Bexley
Crayforde see Crayford
Craythorne see under Tilmanstone
Creed (Creede)
Thomas (fl. between 1560-1700),45
Thomas (Cl8),240
Creede see Creed
Crellin,T. D.
reports from Dover Archaeological Group,
1974, 222-3
1975, 208
obituary,280
cremations
bronze age
Bridge,169-96, 70, 180-2
Chestnuts megalithic tomb,231
Lord of the Manor, 92, 255; 104, 273; 273
Margate, Northdown, 101, 362; 237
Otford, 91, 185, 186, 187; 92, 254; 93, 225; 96, 323, 329
Ramsgate see Lord of the Manor
Wouldham, 83-99, 5, 90, 93, 95-7, 107
iron age & Belgic
Allington,127-38
Barming,213
Canterbury,226
Cliffe,288-9
Highsted,267
Romano-British
of dogs,156
by place
Ash-cum-Ridley,249
Barming,396
Burntwick Island,185
Canterbury,/100, 50, 54-5
castle,93, 213; 290-96, 1; 107, 295, 296
Gasworks,291
New Street,247-102, 8; 313-14
North Lane,108, 202, 204
St. Augustine's (illus.), 97, 275, 318-24; 103, 82; 127
St. Dunstan's,223
Westgate Farm,98, 215, 220-1
Wincheap, 95, 278; 290-96, 2, 293;
317
Chevening,412 [pg93]Cliffe, 107, 104, 377
Cooling,381
Crundale,101, 285, 2 86, 287-8
Dymchurch,52
Eythorne,113
Higham,377
Milstead,108, 295, 297
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 54, 56, 59, [pg61]Orpington,Poverest,91, 207
St. Nicholas at Wade, 106, 201; [pg421]Stoke, 107, 96, 382
Anglo-Saxon
Monkton, 73-89, 4, 84
Orpington,Poverest, 89, 220; 207
Cremer,Charles (C20), 438n
Crepyn,William (Cl6),41
Crestus,286
Crevecoeur see Crevequer
Crevequer (Crevecoeur; see also Haimo the Sheriff)
family,220n
Hamo (Cl3/14),162
Robert de (C12),93, 33; 87
Crick,Revd.Thomas (Cl9),206
cricket (see also Kent County Cricket
Club)
Charles Oxenden, 59-63
played by shipwrights, 94
played/recorded by Francis Andrus,
375-6
recorded byThomas Pattenden,146
Criol
family, 105, 294, 297
Sir Nicholas de (d. 1380),297
Sir William de (d. 1412),297
Cripps (Crips)
Charles (C19), 395
Richard (C17), 94, 69, 72
Crips see Cripps
Crisp (Crispe)
Edmund (C17),109, 170, 172, 182
Henry (C16 ofThanet),99, 29, 33
Henry (C16),135n
Crispe see Crisp
Crispin
Alda (Cl3),18 ■
William,Lord of Langport (Cl3), 18
Crittle, - (?C19) 156
Croft
J. R. (fl. 1900), 34
Sir James (Cl6),115
William (C17),71
Croft-Murray,Edward (C20),61n Croker,J. (C!8-19),98, 94, 222
Croly,Revd. G. (C19), 6
Cromer
family,atTunstall,212
William (C16),83n
Crompe,John (C17), 167
Cromwell
Oliver,Lord Protector (d. 1658), 75
Richard (Cl7),212
Thomas (d. 1540)
estates, 97, 54, 56, 59-60, 67
and Hales family, 120
as J.P.,138n
and preaching in Kent,172
servant of,172
Cronk
Anthony
"Oasts in Kent & East Sussex - Part I" (illus.), 99-110
"Oasts in Kent & East Sussex - Part II" (illus.), 241-54
A Wealdon Rector, reviewed,269
William (C18),108
Crooke,- (Cl8),201
Crookeshanks,John (Cl8),217 crop marks
Neavy Down (Wingham),93, 96, 122
Ramsgate,Nethercourt estate,272
Crophule family,arms of,12
Cross
R. (see also Bennett, P., Cross, R. & Ward, A.) and Allen, T., on excavations at Bifrons (illus.), 327-32
William & Sons Ltd. (ironfounders),13^ 97, 141, 143, 145, 147-8
cross-bow bolts, post-medieval,
Gravesend, 169
Crosse,Richard (C16), 180-1 crosses (see also crucifixes)
Anglo-Saxon, Rochester,92, 253; 35 medieval,Chalk,95, 99, 276-7
Crossley, David, The Bew/ Valley Ironworks, Kent, reviewed, 222-3
Crosswell
Samuel & heirs (C18),4
William (C19), 22
Croswaite,- (C19), 8
Crothall,Richard (C17),77-8
Crouch (Crouche) [pg94]- (C19 of Gravesend), 13
Giles (C16),270
Jane (d. 1603), m. John Bargrave, 270
John at (C14),68
Mary (C17 ofWrotham),70
Mary (fl. 1813 of Godmersham),77
Nicholas atte (C14), 100, 226, 229
Thomas & wife (Cl 7), 70
W.T. (C20), 88
Crouche see Crouch
Crowden,Revd. Charles (C19), 207
Crowfoot, Elizabeth, on textiles from Anglo-Saxon cemeteries at
Darenth,51-2
Monkton,112-13
Sarre,159-6
Crowhurst
Walter James (d. 1914-18),35
William & wife (C17),71-2
Crowley,James (Cl8),225
Crowmer
family,131n; 93, 100, 219
John (Cl6),126
Crown estates,mid-Tudor, 53-70
Crown Galley, 218
crucibles,medieval,Canterbury
Church Lane,279
Longmarket,224
St. George's Street, 105, 80, 164, 167-71
crucifixes (see also crosses)
Ebony,167-9
Ospringe, 96, 372, 373, 374, 375, 376-7; 276
Cruden,R. P. (Cl9),89, 154; 93, 5, 8, 10
Crundale
axe,mesolithic,298 buckle,Anglo-Saxon,105, 104, 7 church (see also clergy),isolated, 92, 10;
288-9
clergy
C17-18, 99, 163
Dane Street, buyer of building materials from St. Augustine's,Canterbury 29
Danewood Street,289
Fannes see Vannes
library,parochial,161-99, 3, 169, 172-3
Limeworks, excavations, 101, 277, 285, 286, 287-8; 102, 236, 242-3
Solestreet,289
Trimworth manor, 101, 288; 102, 219, 225-6
Vannes (Fannes) manor, 288
Sir Philip Wern of,103
Winchcombe,106, 51, 63
Wye College properties,215
Cruse,R. J.
"Excavation at Pring's Quarry, Upper Halling" (illus.), 129-33
"Further Investigation of the Acheulian Site at Cuxton" (illus.), 39-81
"Two Flint Axes from Lower Halling and Chart Sutton",2 99, 69, 270
Maidstone Area Archaeological Group, report 1984, 383-4
and Harrison, A. C.,"Excavation at Hill Road,Wouldham" (illus.), 81-108
Crust,W.R. (ironmonger),347
Cryol
Maud (C13),65
Simon de (C13),65
Cubitt
T. W. & L. Co., 92
Thomas (C19),81-92, 2, 92; 251
Cudding,William (C15),110
Cudham (G. London) see under Bromley
Cueill; Cuijl; Cule see Kiile
Cullen
-(Cl9 of Canterbury),70n
- (fl. 1829 of Ramsgate),96, 187, 209
Miss - (fl. 1829),209
Cullinge,William (C16),107
Culmer
Ann (C17), 58
Daniel (Cl 7),58
Richard (Blue Dick C17), 278-108, 9;
6
Culpeper (Colepeper; Colpeper;
Culpepper)
family
as J.P.s,131n; 93, 100, 223
land holdings
C16, 97, 67n
Miss - (fl. C17/18 at Elnothington),154
Sir Alexander (C16 of Bedgebury), 186
Sir Cheney (Cl?),73
Constance (Cl6), m. Christopher Sackville,8 [pg95]Francis(Cl6),91, 89, 36
Idonea(Cl4),16
Jocosa(Cl5/16),m. Walter Lewknor,16
John(C14),15-16
Sir John(Cl4/15),222-100, 3, 226, 228
John J.P.(Cl6), 142
Nicholas(Cl5/16),16
T.(Cl6 of Dartford),17n
Thomas(Ci4),175n
Sir Thomas(C14 son of John),16
Sir Thomas, Sheriff (Cl4/15), 222-3
Thomas J.P.(Cl6), 129n; 93, 97, 60, 62, 64
Thomas (Cl 6/17 lessee in Appledore), 2
Sir Thomas(Cl7/18),167
Walter(Cl4),15
William(C!5),223
William(Cl6),59
Culpepper see Culpeper
Culverstone Green see under Meopham
Cumbe,Richard de,Sheriff(C13),4
Cundy see Condy
Cunliffe, B. W., on pottery from Castle Hill,Capel,80-1
Cunobelin
coins of, 92, 240; 98, 241; 99, 282; 101, 367, 370-1; 103, 81, 113; 104, 353, 376; 105, 303; 341
mint of,48
Cunred, Abbot (CS/9), 104, 92, 111
Curboil, Laurence (C14), 109
Curey,B.(C!S-19),175
curia, Romano-British, Canterbury, 54
Curling family,memorials, 205
Curmissus, 204-5
Currant, A. P., on mammal remains from Cuxton,72
curse see defixio
Curteis (see also Curteis & Kingford;
Curtis)
family of Sevenoaks 1716-1861, 1-9
Dr. -(Cl8), 22
Charlotte Anne(C19),m. Mr Coxe, 8
Cyril Thomas(b. 1816),108, 2, 8
Elisabeth see Papillon
Esther(C18),3
Martha(C18),2-3
Thomas(Cl7),279
Thomas(d. I 747), 1-3
Thomas(d. 1775), 2-5
Thomas(d. 186 I),108, 2, 8-9
Thomas Sackville(d. 1831), 108, 2, 4-8
Thomas Samuel(d. 1912), 108, 2, 8-9
Curteis & Kingford (solicitors of Canterbury), 185-102, 6; 225
Curtis (Curteys; Curtys; see also Curteis; Curtis & Harvey)
John(C15),115n
William(Cl9),7
Curtis & Harvey Ltd., 459
Curzon
family,91, 3, 11
Mary (C I 7), m. 4th Earl of Dorset, 11
Cushman, Robert (C16/17), 89, 194; 32n
Customs Farmers,Dover,54-95, 6, 58-64
Customs House, Sandwich, 216 customs records,100, 108, 78
Custumal of Kent, 92, 65, 71-2; 65-95, 79; l -96, 15; 237
Cutbush
-(C19), 108
James(Cl8),239
Cuthbert
CS,Archbishop, 99, 10; 16
Constance Emma(C I 9), 11
Cuthred
CS-Sub-King of Kent,9, 104, 92, 95, 98 C9, priest,104, 95-6
Cuxton burial,Romano-British,39--40 church
drawn C!6, 108, 250n
granted to Rochester priory,49
recorded by Griffiths,1841, 120n flints, palaeolithic,103, 101, 383--4
further investigated (illus. ), 39-81 industry,104, 101, 52-3
manor, 49
Pilgrim's Way, 89, 92, 95
Whorne's Place
bricks,10^ 171-3, 174, 178
drawn C I 6, 108, 250n
Cwoenburg,Abbess(C9), 94-6
Cwoenthryth, Abbess(C9), 104, 92, 95-9 cwylla, as used in West Malling charter, 89, 135-9
Cyneberht(C9), 94-5 [pg96]Cyneburh (C7), 104, 91, 21
Cynehelm (St. Kenelm) (d. c.812), 93-104, 5, 98
D
daggers (see also blades; knives) bronze age, Frindsbury Extra, 104, 350, 351, 352
post-medieval, Dymchurch, 107, 411, . 413
Dale, L.C., "A Post-Medieval Tile Kiln at
Bexley" (illus.), 25-32
Dalmington see under Folkestone Dance,George the elder (Cl8),40 Dane Street see under Crundale
Danes
at
Appledore, 158
Canterbury IO11, 100, 305
Milton (next Sittingbourne), 102
Minster (in Thanet),96-7
Sheppey,102
raid Kent C9, 101, I,10, 15, 18, 21; 104, 100, 112, 204-5
Danes Trench,92, 254; 231-7
Danewood Street see under Crundale
Daniel,Simon (Cl3),seal of,211 Daniel (Chillenden),John (Cl6), 89, 101, 175
Daniele,S. (Cl 9), 333
Daniels, A.J., reports from Maidstone Area Archaeological Group
1986, 261-2
1987, 387
Danks,William (Cl8-19), diary,281
Danmartin,William of (CI2), 126
Dann,William (C18-19),79
Dapifer,Godefrid (Cl!),78
Darby,Edward (Cl8-19),101, 132, 134
Darell (see also Darrell)
family, 70-1
Edward (Cl9), 88
Henry (Cl8/19), 88
John (Cl5),218
Major Nathaniel (Cl 7),260
Sir Robert (C17),88
Darell-Blunt,Miss - (C20),88
Darent Valley
Archaeological Training School, report 1974, 221-2
early Christianity,94, 261; 57-64
Darenth
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon
excavations (illus.), 305-96, 20; 35-72
threatened by chalk extraction,305
church (see also chapel under Green Street Green)
Anglo-Saxon features,177-8
dating,62
granted to Rochester priory,49
position of,261
recorded by Griffiths 1843, 120n, 103, 123, 125
deeds,335
Digges lands in,199
Green Street Green
chapel,records, 258
Clock House, Andrus family, 37 I, 377
Umfrey family, 22
manor, 49
non-conformity (see also chapel under
Green Street Green) CI7, 94, 67
parish records, 260
p.opulation
1641-1801, 64
1676 (Compton census),94, 62, 67
villa, Romano-British, excavations (illus. ), 159-83
Darenth Dairy Co. Ltd.,77
Dargate see under Hernhill
Darknall, Robert (Cl6),62n
Darland see under Gillingham
Darling,- (C20),I85
Darlow,F. (d.1914-18), 209
Darnley,Earl - of (CI9)
at Gravesend, St. George's, 38-9
land belonging to, 69
residence of,IOI
and Rochester, St. John's, 93, 6, 8, I9, 22-3
Darrell (see also Darell)
family,131n; 93, 108, 85
William (Cl6),186
Dartford
bowl, Anglo-Saxon, 109, 342, 343, 344
Bowman's Lodge flint industry (i//us.), 29-39
bridewell,104, 21; 87
burial,horse, 102, 275; 262
churches (see also clergy; West Dartford rural dean)
East Hill methodist,records,3 I7
Holy Trinity
excavations,289 [pg97]given to Rochester priory,99, 91, 50 position of,94, 261
recorded by Griffiths, 1843, 120n,122-3
clergy (see also West Dartford rural dean),Cl6, 101, 185
coaching services C19, 98, 194-200, 202-3
Costantyn property in,149 courts,92, 93, 137, 143n
cricket match 1828, 375
Dartford Heath,earthworks, 76 deanery of,seal matrix, 97, 109, 350 deeds,101, 330, 335
East Hill (see also churches), cemetery, Romano-British excavations,99, 289; 102, 275; 107, 342, 343, 344-5
engineering, 83
gunpowder works, 82
High Street
area north of,excavations,305
Bull & George Inn,289
Horsman's Place, 289-90
house plans Cl9, 101, 334
Jew's harp,192
Joyden's Wood see under Bexley manor,104, 102, 109
Manor House,excavations, 289 map 99, 1617, 109, 82
market,33n; 107, 108, 75
neolithic site,229
priory,100, 219; 173
seal matrix,medieval,107, 404, 408
Stanham Farm,map 1658, 109, 68, 75
Temple Hill,Romano-British burials,289
tenements acquired by Londoners, 150
terret,Romano-British, 109, 350, 351 turnpike trusts, 100, 351, 359, 361, 368;
173
Umfrey family,22
villa,Romano-British,289
West Dartford rural dean, 4
Dartford Borough Museum,archaeological notes,109, 350, 351
Dartford Creek Paper Mills Co., 82
Dartford District Archaeological Group excavations at Darenth hospital, 305
Rediscovering Dartford, reviewed, 270
reports
1975, 212
1979, 305
1983, 289-90
1985, 275-102, 6; 262
Dashwood
Sir Francis(Cl8), 30
Rachel (C 18), m. Sir Robert Austen, 30
daub
iron age
Bigberry,412
Castle Hill,81
iron age/Romano-British, Bekesbourne, 40
Romano-British
Canterbury, 91, 124, 140; 98, 226; 105, 60, 64
Chatham, 188
Minster(in Thanet),47
Romano-British/Anglo-Saxon, Canterbury,132
Anglo-Saxon, Canterbury, 67-105, 8, 70-2
Anglo-Saxon/medieval, Eastry, 98, 125, 127, 130
medieval
Beckenham,154
Canterbury,105, 78, 170-1
Daudele, Hugh the younger (Cl4), 106
Davey
M., on a watching brief at Aylesham (ii/us.), 234-8
Robert(Cl8-19),226-7
Susan(Cl9),6
Davidson, Dr. Randall, Archbishop (Cl9-20),100, 448; 15
Davies
Revd. Daniel(Cl8-19),102, 201, 203-5
J.(d.1914-18),209
James(C19),35
John A., "A Hoard of 'Radiate' Coins from Allington" (illus.), 137-44
Joseph P. (C18-19), 168-98, 72, 174--6; 303
Revd. Ralph(C20),124
Revd. W.(C19),6
Davington see under Faversham
Davis
General-(Cl8/19),361
Roger(C17),100, 308, 310 [pg98]Davy
Ernest George(d.1916),452
Dawby,Thomas(Cl6), 101, 175, 178-9, 183 Dawes,-(C16),101, 179
Dawkins,Edwin James(d.1916),454
Dawks,S.W. (Ci9),19
Dawlton, John(C17), 21
Dawson
-(Cl8-19 auctioneer), 176
D.W. see Ager, B.M. & Dawson,D.W.
Lt. R.K.(Cl9),89, 109, Ill,113
Day
Widow..:.(C18),225
D.G. (C20), 175
Elizabeth(Cl7),71
Jane (d.1826), m.l William Selby, m.2 James Ellis, 208
John(Cl8-19),208
Marion (see also Blockley, K. & Day M.), on excavations at St. Margaret's Street, Canterbury, 275-6
P., reports from Hundred of Hoo 1974, 219 89, 1975, 91, 208
Roger(C20),425
Thomas,Prior(Cl6),91, 113; 97
Thomas jnr.(C!9),346
Will(C17 of East Peckham), 68
William (C I8 of Faversham), 77
Deal
archaeological report 1979, 305-7 bathing machines,95, 107, 75, 77, 80 boat station,medieval, 95, 307 boatmen,report 1833, 101, 131-5 borough of,records,101, 3 I8 castle
building/design of, 142-89, 3; 96, 358;
recorded by Thomas Lott 1815, 107, 78, 7 9
sketch of in Hasted,257 chapels (see also under Walmer)
congregational,records, 341
Havelock Hall methodist, records, 101, 317, 343
methodist, records, 101, 342; 272-3
charity 1827, 91
church (see also under Great Mongeham; Walmer; see also chapels; clergy), St. George's
recorded by Glynne,125
recorded by Thomas Lott 1815, 74-5
seating, 39
clergy
Cl5, 96, 23
coaching services C!9, 98, 194, 201, 203, 205-8, 211-12
coin,medieval, 307
court hall,87
Great Mongeham
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon,35n
church,178
Crayforde family,52
mirror, Romano-British, 99, 231; 231
handaxe,Acheulian, 305-6
Horse & Farrier, 74
Lauman(Landman) family, 72
market,75
Mill Hill bronze age/iron age site,95, 306;
Mill Road, neolithic site, 229
North End Mill, 107, 66, 75, 80
poll books, 336
pottery
iron age, 306
Romano-British, 306-7
medieval, 307
quern, iron age, 306
St. Leonard's parish,registers & records, 101, 334; 254
Sandown
castle,89, 142; 96, 359; 99, 245; 199
defences, 74-5
shipbuilding,94, 208, 230
shipping records, 78
theatre, 107, 78, 80
turnpikes,100, 346, 368; 102, 172, 174
Walmer
castle, 142-89, 3; 96, 358; I99
chapel,methodist,records, 345
church (see also chapel; clergy), recorded by Glynne, 125
clergy C I6, 93, 86n
hospital,Royal Naval, 75
poll books,336
Walmer Court (Old Manor House), moated site,222
Walmer & District History Society, The
Deal Scene 1887-1977, reviewed, 290-1 [pg99]Deal & Dover Methodist Circuit,records, 94, 101, 342-6; 272-3
Deal Maritime & Local History Museum, The Deal Scene 1887-1977, reviewed, 290-1
Dean (Deane; Dene) family,arms of,91, 10, 12
-,Archbishop, 17
Ela (Cl 1/12), m. Jordan Sackville, 9-10
Henry,Prior (Cl5),200
Michael (Cl7),69
Peter of (C14),182-100, 3; 208
Ralph de (Cl 1/12),10
Robert (Cl 1/12),10
Robert (C18), 235
Thomas (Cl7),69
Dean manor see under Upper Hardres
Deane see Dean
Dearn,T.D.W. (Cl8-19),202 death
causes of
at Finglesham (Anglo-Saxon period), 49-51
malaria in Hoo peninsular C17, 95, 261-3
at Tenterden 1712-42, 89, 11-23
seasonal distribution of, Weald C16, 100, 246-9
sunrise dating of at Finglesham, 33-51
Debary,R. (Cl8-19),98, 169, 175
Debenham,N.C. & Bowman, S.G.E., on thermoluminescence measurement at Cuxton, 76-8
Decaufours (worsted suppliers),144
Deccafour,Lewis (C18),234
deckchairs CRamsgate,19, 96, 190n
Deckyn see Dirkin
Dediers,Abraham (C18),109, 199, 237 Deedes
John (Cl6),181
William (fl.1721),238
William (fl.1798),97, 238, 242
deerparks
at
Canterbury,9 9, 115, 116, 117-19, 237
Godmersham,99, 237; 106, 51, 64 keeper of in archbishopric of Canterbury, 99, 261
defences see blockhouses; Kent Defence Research Group; Martello
Towers; redoubts; Thames defences; Thanet, Isle of, defences
Defiant, 167
defixio, Eccles,102, 19, 2 0-3, 24-5
Defoe, Daniel (d.1731),108
Delahaye,M. (C17), 71
Delany,Mrs - (C18),53
Delaune
Abraham (Cl7),180
Anne (see also Hugessen; Sondes), (C17),174-109, 6, 179
Gideon (C17),174
Dell family,records, 346
Demaistres; Demeter; Demetrius see Desmaistres
demography see population
Den, William (C16),35
dendrochronology,Sevenoaks,266
Dene see Dean
deneholes
Barnehurst, 109, 350, 352
Bexley (see also Barnehurst), 92, 137, 138, 139-44
Chartham,Iffin Wood,120
Cliffe,282
Hammill,98, 145, 155
Lynsted, 245
Minster (in Thanet),420
Northfleet,245
Shoreham, 211
Southfleet,99, 67, 6 8, 69, 7 0, 71-2
Denewey see Denway
Denge see under Lydd
Denham, W.J. (d.1914-18),209
Denmark,George,Prince of (d.1706),69
Denn (see also Denne),- (Cl 7),56
Denne (see also Denn)
family,118n
Tom (C18-19),135
Denne Hills see under Womenswold
Dennis
A.J. (C20),24
Joseph (Cl 7),75
Sir Maurice (C16),223
Thomas (C18),237
Denstead see under Chartham
Denston,C.B.,on skeletons from Monkton
Anglo-Saxon cemetery,85-9 dentistry, C89, 19, 105, 35-6 [pg100]Denton
Anthony(CI7),78
Kenneth(C20),245n
Denton with Wootton
churches (see also clergy; living of)
Denton,49
Wootton, 204
clergy
Cl6
Denton,87n
Wootton,87n
Cl Denton,9, 96, 65
Geddinge,111-94, 12, 115-6, 125 living of
ClWootton, 9, 96, 64n
Denton,64n
manor,Denton,49-91, 50, 52
trackway to Sandwich, 111-94, 16, JI8, 124-5
Wootton Court, 205
Denway (Denewey},Thomas(d.1490), 91
Deoane,Widow -(Cl8},223
Deodatus(Cl4}, 203n
Deptford (G. London) see under
Lewisham
Derby,10th Earl of(d.1736),I
Dereham,Elias of(Cl3),37
Dereham (Cambs.), monastery, 91, 17;
Dering
family
duel,259
estates,96, 64; 363
Cholmley(C19), 68
Edward(Cl6),83
Sir Edward (Cl7), 91, 102; 97, 248; 67-98, 75; 328
Sir Edward (Cl7 of Surrenden Dering), 80-1
Sir Edward (Cl8 of Surrenden Dering), 100, 349; 102, 185; 106, 32; 3-108, 4; 223
George Charles Robert (d.1880), 105, 205, 21I,213
George Edward (d.1911), 106, 32; 232
Henry (Cl7-18),162
John(Cl8),233
Louisa Grace see Hamond
Mary see also Fotherby
Mary (Cl8), 162
Richard(Cl4),72
Richard(C16),97, 256; 72
Derringstone see under Barham
Desborough, Lord see Grenfell, William Henry
deserted medieval villages, 10-92, 11;
Desmaistres (Demaistres; Demaistresse;
Demetrius; Desmeitrius;
Desmeistres; Meister, de; Demeter)
Anna/Anne (Cl6), m. Peter Oeils, 117-104, 19, 121
James(d.1649),116-104, 19, 121
Jane (d.1613), m.l John Stanier, m.2 Henry Kiile, 116-21
Jane (d.I 66 I), m. Dierick Hoste, 104, 119, 121
Judith(d.1637), 117
Katherine (Cl6), m. Peter van den
Mary see also Grand
Mary(b.1599),117
Dr. Peter(C16), 104, 116, 119
Sara(b.1603), 117
Susanna(d.1640),m.l John v Hulst,m.2
Rich Swale, m.3 Francis Hildesley,104, 117, 119, 121
Desmeistres; Desmeitrius see Desmaistres
Desmond,Earl of (Cl6),116
Despenser
family,arms of, 109, 345, 348
Lord (see also Stapleton, Thomas) - (fl.1779 of Mereworth), 355
Thomas, Earl of Gloucester (Cl4), 195
Detling
airfield,333
Aylesford estates,85n
brooches,copper alloy, 142 church
position of,156
recorded by Griffiths 1844, 120
coins, Celtic,102, 269; 339
East Court,142
fuller's earth production,74
Hasted property, 170
key,medieval,93, 208, 209 [pg101]library,parochial, 99, 161-2, 165-6, 173 swing riots,107, 92
Detsicas,A.P.
"A Grave Group from Barming", 396 "A Romano-British Building at Charing" (illus.), 96, 91, 107-10
"A Salt-Panning Site at Funton Creek" (illus.), 165-8
"Allen Grove,A Personal Memoir", iii
"Excavations at Eccles, 1973 - 12th Interim Report" (illus. ), 119-34
"Excavations at Eccles, Interim Report 1974",216-7
"Excavations at Eccles, 1974 - 13th Interim Report" (illus.), 41-5
"Excavations at Eccles, Interim Report 1975",201
"Excavations at Eccles, 1975 - 14th Interim Report" (ill us.), 157-63
"Excavations at Eccles, 1976 - Final Interim Report" (illus.), 55-9
"Excavations at Eccles: A Progress Report" (illus. ),83-8
on samian from
Canterbury, Gravel Walk (illus.), 122-38
Rochester, I18-19
St. Mary Cray,205-6
(ed.) Collectanea Historica: Essays in Memory of Stuart Rigold, reviewed, 263-4
The Cantiaci, reviewed, 302-3 reviews, 99, 89, 228-9, 231-4; 91, 215, 217, 219-23; 92, 261, 265-^ 269; 231-93, 2, 234-40; 287-94, 8, 291; 311-95, 13; 96, 421, 424-5; 267-98, 9; 293-99, 4, 296, 298-300; 278-102, 80, 286-7; 264-103, 6, 268, 270; 399-104, 401, 406-10; 105, 324; 219-106, 20, 223; 427-107, 31, 434-5, 437-8; 307-108, 8, 310-11; 354-109, 5, 360, 365-6
and Yates, N. (eds.), Studies in modern Kentish History, reviewed, 385-9
Deusdedit, Archbishop (d. 664), 91, 20, 22n; 101, 7
Devereux
family,arms of, 12
Sir John (d.1393), 92, 151; 98, 73; 227-100, 8; 191-3
Robert, Earl of Essex (d.160 I), 11-12
Dewey,Henry (C20),16
dewponds
Chartham,Iffin Wood,120
Crundale,Solestreet,289
"Diamond" Steam Packet Co., 4
Diana,?temple of, 6
Dibden see under Riverhead
dice
Romano-British, Canterbury, 91, 141, 142
medieval
Canterbury,105, 143, 145
Ospringe,95, 152, 1 53
Dickens (see also Dikons)
Charles (d.1870), 92, 83; 97, 81; 186
Revd. W.W. (Cl9),38
Dickenson,George (fl.1599),184
Dickets Mead (Herts.), Romano-British millstones, 114
die see dice; metalworker's die
Digby (Dygbye), Kenelme (Cl6-17), 89
Digges (Digge; Diggs)
family
arms of,105, 199, 2 00
Digges Place estate, 64
J.P.'s, 131n
land holdings Cl4/15, 100, 219, 224
mausoleum, 102, 135, 138, 141-3, 145-6
Lady - (C17 wife of Sir Dudley), 141
Albina (C14),200
Anne see St. Leger
Aymer (d.1443/4), 202
Sir Dudley (d.1638), 91, 114; 102, 137, 139, 141, 145
Isabel (Cl5/16), m. Richard Sackville, 7
James (Cl5/16),136
Joan see Bruyn
John (Cl3),136
John, Rector of Bishopsbourne (d.1375), 105, 200, 208
John, Sheriff (Cl4/15), 224
John (Cl5),m. Joan Bruyn, 201-2
John (Cl5/16 of Barham), 7 [pg102]John (d.1719), 91, 102, 137
Leonard (Cl6), 136-7
Leonard (d.1717),137
Margaret (Cl6/17), m. Sir Anthony Palmer, 141
Mary see also Kempe
Mary (d.1692 wife of Thomas), 102, 143, 145
Sir Maurice (d.1666), 137
Roger (d.1375), 199-200
Thomas J.P. (Cl6),138n; 93, 97, 2
Thomas (d.1687), 91, 114; 102, 137, 143, 145
Col. Thomas (C17/18), 137
William (Cl8), 232
Diggs see Digges
Dikons (see also Dickens),family, 4
Dingley, Robert (?Cl8 of Bexley), 258
Dio Cassius,119-92, 20, 125-6; 290 dirk see rapier
Dirkin
Jane see Cradock
John (C17), 11
dirks see rapiers
disc-pins,Romano-British, 94, 242, 243 discs, brass, Romano-British/later, Margate,104, 248, 268, 2 69
diseases (see also cholera; death, causes of; influenza; leprosy; malaria; plague; smallpox; tuberculosis) Kent & Canterbury hospital 1836-76, 105, 26-37
dissenters (see also non-conformity; puritans) prophesying movement 1570's, 81-90
distilling, historical sources for, 84
Ditchfield, G.M. & Keith-Lucas, Bryan (eds.), A Kentish Parson Selections from the Private Papers of the Revd. Joseph Price Vicar of Brabourne, 1767-1786, reviewed, 357-9
Ditton,charity 1829, 95
Dix
- (C19 of Sheffield), 8
Revd. Joshua (Cl8-19), 239n
Dixon,Roland (CI7), 90
Dixwell family,of Broome, 208 Dobell
Jesse (Cl9),204
Joseph (Cl9), 204
Dobson, Mary J., "Original Compton Census Returns - The Shoreham Deanery", 61-73
Dobull (Dobyll),William (Cl5), 24 dockyards see under Chatham; Deptford;
Sheerness; Woolwich; see also shipbuilding
Dodd
J.P., "Public Health & Sanitation in a Kentish Market Town, Tonbridge, 1850-75" in Southern History, assessed, 12
Jervis (Cl7), 71
William (Cl9),101
Dodding,William (Cl6), 217
Doddington
ambulance men, suicide & funeral 1916, 100, 447, 449
chapel,records, 259
clergy Cl7-18, 99, 163
heresy Cl6, 101, 179
library,parochial, 161-99, 4, 169, 172-3 reminiscences of, 105, 254
Roper family property, 163
Shawstead,manor, 15 I
Dode see under Snodland
Dodekere,J. (Ci2/13),220
Dodsley,- (Cl8), 240
Dodson,P. (Cl8), 239
dog burials,Romano-British,156
Doget family (of Bekesbourne), 96, 30, 43
Doll, Mrs - (Cl8), 225
Dolphin, 95, 214, 219
Dolphin Cement Works see under Sittingbourne
Dolton see Martin & Dolton
Domesday survey
and Clare family, 119-26
land-units, Kentish, 104-104, 9; 33-4
land-use/settlement, Kentish, 11 n, 92, 14; 110
of
Chartham (see also Horton), 218-21
deerparks, 117-19
East Peckham manor,253-5
Hollingbourne/Elnothington, 153-4
Horton, 77-98, 9, 81, 83-4, 87
marshland (see also Romney Marsh), 29-50 [pg103]Romney Marsh (see also marshland), 107, 99, 50-1, 58
Sandwich,192
Wingham, 63
Domne Eafa see Eormenburh
Donald,-(C19 of Chatham),85
Donaldson,Sir G.(C19-20), 293
Donegall,Earl of see Chichester,Arthur Doneraile,Viscount see St. Leger,Arthur Donel,Stephen(C14),109-10 donkey tracks,Canterbury,102, 96, 410 donkey-wheel, Ratling Court (Aylesham), 92, 57, f63, 63
Donne
_(CI9),338
C.E. see Giraud,F.C. & Donne,C.E.
Donnett
James(d.1409),91, 112, 114
Margery (C15), m. John St. Leger, 91, 112, 114
Donop, Major-General Sir Stanley von (C19-20),448
door (see also gate), knockers, post- medieval, 92-92, 3, 94, 95-8; 137-97, 41, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147-50
Dorset
Countess of see Cranfield
Duke & Duchess of see Sackville
Earls of see Sackville
Marquis of see Beaufort
Double
Ralph(C16-17), 163
Richard(Cl6-17),163
Doubleday,Sir Leslie(C20),240
Doudeman(C12),47
Doughty
Mrs - (Cl 9 of Margate),80-1
Sarah(C19),7
Doull,Alexander(C19), 111-12
Doune,John atte(C14),185
Douse,Thomas(Cl5), 65
Dove, Phillips & Pett, mineral water manufacturers,96, 369; 84 dovecotes see pigeon-houses & dovecotes Dover
abbey see under Hougham Without; see also priory
apothecaries,Hall family,74
Archcliffe fort, 281
bathing machines C19, 107, 74
Bench Street, undercroft, excavations, 317-18
bishops of see Rogers, Richard; Rose; Thornden,Richard
boatmen see shipping
Buckland, methodist chapel, records, 343
castle
bricks, 171
clock,25
constables of, 92, 151; 98, 67, 70, 73-5; 100, 221, 226-8; 179-105, 82, 184-95
custumal, 67-75 debtors,98, 94, 145; 73
defences, Napoleonic, 91, 209; 141-2
drawings of,97, 243; 334 excavations,101, 108, 238-9, 2 40, 241-4 Godsfoe's Tower,97, 317
Queen Isabella at,193 lamp,medieval,105, 95, 292 lands held of,97, 259 lieutenants of, 95, 58-9, 62; 67-98, 8, 70, 72-5
recorded by Thomas Lott 1815, 73
under Richard II,179-95
Andrew Sackville at, 8
St. Mary in Castro,98, 70; 181 and Sandwich castle, 105, 100, 199 survey,91, 209 tithes,89, 102 wardens of,98, 67-70, 73-5 watching brief,89, 223
Castle Hill,control centre, 272 cemetery, Anglo-Saxon, 105, 89, 75n; 101, 104
census, religious 1851, 400-100, 5, 413-15
chapels (see also under Buckland) Ark Room,census 1851, 414 Belgrave Road methodist, records, 100, 101, 342
Bridge Street, methodists/latter day saints,415n
Centenary methodist, 4 I 100, 5; 317
London Road methodist, records, 343-101, 4; 273
Maxton methodist,records,344
Mission methodist,records, 343
Peter Street methodist, records, 344
Russell Street, census 1851, 414 [pg104]Snargate Street methodist, 100, 100, 415; 101, 317, 344
Tower Street, 100, 415; 101, 344; 273
Wesley Hall methodist, records, 101, 317, 344
Zion,298-97, 9; 414
churches (see also chapels; synagogue)
Buckland,census 1851, 413
Charlton,census 1851, 413
ChristChurch,census 1851, 414
Holy Trinity,census 1851, 414
St. James
cave,222
census 1851, 413
rectorC16, 93, 86n
St. John's,census 1851, 414
St. Mary inCastro,98, 70; 181
St. Mary's
census 1851, 413
ministerC16, 93, 87n
Pattenden tombs,147
coaching services C19, 98, 194-20 I, 203-5, 206, 207-8, 211-12
cricketC18-19, 94, 146
customs records,78
deanery of, prophesying movement, 81
deeds, 255
defences (see also castle; forts; Langdon Battery), 89, 142, 221; 94, 141, 281; 414
entrepot policy 1635-1638, 53-64
Farthingloe,Romano-British site,106, 2, 3; 347
forts
Romano-British
Canterbury,51
Richborough, architectural ornament, 100, 66, 78, 79
Fort Burgoyne,221
Pier Fort,143
French Wars,141-4
gaol,143
Grand Shaft Barracks, 89, 222; 92, 250;
harbour (see also shipping)
board,76
repairs c. I800, 36
Romano-British,299
storm of 1287, 199
trustees, 64
history of recorded by Lyon,241
hoard (harbour), copper alloy, 91, 208;
hospital, Maison Dieu, 95, 104; 261-96, 3; 57
Langdon Battery, 281
manor,31
market, 75
martyrdom of John Bland, 32n
mayors
Cl4, 105, 190
Cl6, 89, 192
mill,85n
non-conformity (see also chapels)
C17, 99, 192
1851, 400-100, 5, 413-15
Pattenden diary (1797-1819), 139-47
pillory,145
priory of St. Martin (see also abbey under Hougham Without)
estates & possessions, I93, 98; 96, 415; 100, 158, 161; 106, 83, 86, 89; 31-107, 2, 50
priorCl5, 93, 199
and Wulfred, 98
Priory Hill, Anglo-Saxon brooch, 100, 139, 142
privateers, 214
Queen Street see Zion chapel under chapels
racingC I8/19, 94, 146
riot 1807, 145-6
royal viii,Anglo-Saxon,204
St. James' parish,registers, 334
St. Mary's parish,registers, 334
school,St. Martin's,records, 267
shipbuilding,94, 200, 203-4, 208, 230
shipping (see also shipbuilding)
C16-records, 18, 108, 77
Cadministration, 17, 95, 53-64
C18-recorded by Thomas
Pattenden,140-3
Cboatmen,19, 101, 131-5
The Skotch Arms,74-5
Smith's Folly, 107, 74, 76
smugglers, 78
Snargate Street,well,222
swing riots,104
synagogue,census 1851, 415
theatre,143
timber merchantCl9, 94, 219 [pg105]Townwall Street,94, 139
turnpike trusts, 100, 346, 363, 368; 172-102, 4, 188, 190
Wellington Inn, 72-3 whale stranded 107, 1802, 94, 146
Whitfield
livestock from Maison Dieu, 262
Recreation Ground, field-work, 222
wic, 103, 87; 202
York Street,deeds, 330
Dover & Deal Methodist Circuit, records, 342-101, 6; 272-3
Dover & District Music Club, records, 276
Dover Archaeological Group reports, 1974, 222-3
1975, 208
1983, 290-1
1984, 382-3
Dover Benevolent Society, 133
Dover Bible, 190-95, 1, 193
Dover Burial Board,333
Dover Rural District,records,319
Davers,Richard de (Cl 3),53
Dowker
- widow of George (C19-20),136
George (Cl 9), 93, 61; 133-99, 7; 87-98
Dowle
Andrew(Cl 6),89
Walter(Cl 6),90-1
Down (see also Downe)
Alec
Chichester Excavations VI, reviewed, 434-5
Roman Chichester, reviewed, 429-30
Mary (Cl8/19), 240
Dawne (see also Down)
David(Cl8), ll1
Richard de(Cl 4/15),113
Dawne(G. London) see under Bromley
Downhamford hundred,94, 114, 116 Dowsett,Private -(d.1916),100, 452 drain pipes see water pipes
Drake
Revd. -(Cl9),140n,141
Caroline see Brockman
E.(Cl9), 186
Sir Francis(C16), 165
Henry(C19),301
Revd.Ralph (C18),187-8
Drake-Brockman family, memorials, l 103, 72, 187
Draper
family,arms of,113
P. see Coldstream,N. & Draper,P. drapers (see also Drapers & Taylors;
Pattenden, Thomas), 99, 280; 100, 388; 67-101, 8, 331; 103, 138; 76
Drapers & Taylors,Society of,Canterbury, 225
Draught, 211
Dray
Elizabeth (Cl8),237
Henry Thomas(d.1916),452
Thomas(Cl8),72
Drayson
Frederick(C19),111-12
Henry (Cl9),111-12
Drayton
Alice see Kirby
Michael (Cl 6),15
Richard(Cl5),387
dress fasteners, Anglo-Saxon see hooked tags
dress weights, Victorian, Gravesend, 171
Drewett,P., Rudling, D. & Gardiner,M.,
The South-East to A.D. 1000, reviewed, 324
Driscoll,A.(d. 1916),454
Driver
Messrs -(C19),5-6
John, on Linacre Garden site,
Canterbury,266-7
Robert snr.(b.1734), 23n
Robert jnr.(b.1758), 23
Dronts,Mary (C17), 94
droveways (see also roads & trackways) downland,92, 17, 1 8, 19-20, 22 near Eastry,94, 114-5, 124-5
Drue,Edward(C17), 78
Drum,Michael(Cl6), 174-101, 6, l78
Drury (see also Andrews, Drury &
Herbert)
John(d.1457), 213
Richard(Cl7/18),211
Dryland
Constance (d.1476), m.l Thomas
Walsingham II,m.2 John Green (Grene),102, 5, 7-8
James(C15),7 [pg106]Richard, Mayor (Cl 6), 102, 102, 115-18, 120, 122-3
Du Boulay,F.R.H.
"The Assembling of an Estate: Knowle in Sevenoaks, c.1275 to c.1525", 1-10
The Lordship of Canterbury, assessed, 6-7
Dubnovellaunus, coins of, 98, 241; 101, 367; 353
Ducarel,Dr. - (Cl8), 296
Duck,John & wife (Cl7), 71
Ducke, Peter (Cl6), 55
Dudley
C.J., "Canterbury Cathedral: The Small Portrait Carvings of the Pulpitum c.1400" (illus.), 185-94
John, Duke of Northumberland (Cl6), 138n;93, 97, 61, 67
Dudyng, Nigel (Cl3), 223
duel, 259
Dueroz, Phillis (Cl9), 96, 189, 195, 204 Duke
Dr. - (Cl8), 22
Joseph (Cl7), 80
Duke of Kent, 80-1
Dullback,Widow - (Cl8), 226
Dumville, David (ed.), The Historia Britton um 3 The "Vatican" Recension, reviewed, 285-6
Duncan,Edward (Cl8-19), 245n
Dundas,Henry (Cl8-19), 33
Dunes abbey (Belgium), 23-39
Dunk, Sir Thomas (Cl8), 29n
Dunkel, Wilbur, William Lambarde, Elizabethan Jurist, assessed, 8
Dunkin,John (Cl9), 275
Dunkirk
Boughton Hill, swing riots, I03 parish records, 107, 105, 268
parish status, 26n
tithe survey, 102
Dunks Green see under Shipbourne
Dunlop,John, obituary, 235
Dunn (C9), 223
Dunnell, G. (d. 1914-18), 209
Dunning
G.C.
on finds from Stourmouth-Adisham water-main trench, 93, 97, 118-20
on mortar from Moat Farm, Leigh, 182-5
Dunslake,Richard (Cl6), 89
Dunstan
St., Archbishop (d.988)
charters, 183-93, 4; 205
depictions of, 95, 193; 100, 314; 3
reform movement, 341
tomb, 13
Principal - (CI9-20),221
Dunster, John, Abbot, 100, 341, 343
Dunton, Paul of (Cl4), 90
Dunton Green
axe, bronze age, 233n
Dane's Trench, 92, 254; 231-7
Longford, 9
Duppa
family (C19), 188
Brian (Cl8), 155
George (Cl9),188n
Durant (Duraunt)
John (C17), 184n,191
Richard (Cl3), 149
Stephen (fl.1714), 74
Stephen (fl.1745), 226
William (Cl3), 89, 4; 149
William (Cl5), 8
Duraunt see Durant
Durolevum, 94, 246; 87
Durotriges, coin of, 398
Durrayt, John (Cl6), 33
Durval, Lt. L.E. (Cl9), 93, 13, 20-1
Dutch Wars
and naval dockyards, 250-1
Thames defences, 154-6
Duthant (Duthout), Widow - (Cl8), 109, 199, 237
Duthout see Duthant
Dutton
Anne see Browne
Sir Thomas (Cl7), 13
dyeing,Romano-British, 162
Dygbye see Digby
Dygon, John, Abbot (Cl5-16), 100, 184, 343
Dyke, John see Field,John
Dymar, - & comedians (Cl8), 200
Dymchurch
churches (see also clergy) [pg107]methodist,records,273--4 parish,105, 99, 58; j107, 254, 256-8
clergy C16, 93, 89
coin hoard. Roman,52
cremation,Romano-British, 52
dagger,post-medieval, 41J, 413
Dymchurch Wall,47-99, 8, 51-3, 57
estate map,381n
hoard see coin hoard
Holwest, land belonging to New Romney hospital,21
map Cl 7, 109, 70
parish records & deeds, 101, 322, 329; 272
salt works,Romano-British,52
seal matrix,medieval,3 104, 60, 363
E
Eabald (C7),114
Eadbald,King of Kent (d.640)
genealogy, 17-91, 19; 99, 2; 2-101, 3, 5-6, 7n,22
and joint kingship, 5-99, 6, 14
Eadberht, King of Kent (d. 762), 99, 2, 9-11, 14-17; 101, 22; 88
Eadberht Praen, King of Kent (CS}, 99, 13, 18; 104, 88, 97
Eadburg,St. see Aethelburh
Eadburga see Eadburh
Eadburh (Bugga; Eadburga; Edburga; Heaburg), St.,91, 23; 101, 4, 7, 15-19, 22
Eadelm
Cmoneyer,9, 94, 57-8
CIO,185
Eadmer (Cl I),24
Eadred (C9), .220-3
Eadric,King of Kent (d.686)
genealogy,101, 6, 8, I1-14, 22
and joint kingship, 99, 2, 7, 8n, 13-14, 16-17
Eadsige,Archbishop (Cl!),104, 206; 143
Eadwald,King (CS), 199
Eadwine (C I 0), 181
Eadwine Psalter, 95, 190, 193
Eagle,William (C19), 4-93, 5, 8
Ealdberht (d.820), 96-104, 8, 105
Ealdhere (C9), 223
Ealdred (C I 0), 185
Ealdwulf, Bishop of Rochester (CS), 99, 9, 11, 16
Ealhmund, King of Kent (CS), 12-99, 13, 18
Ealmund,moneyer (CS), 325
Eanfled (C7}, 101, 4, 22
Eangyth see Eormengyth
Eanmund, King of Kent (CS), 11-99, 13, 18
Eanswith,St. (C7),18-91, 19; 2-101, 3, 22 ear-rings, Romano-British, Canterbury, 105, 61, 112, 113
ear-scoops,Romano-British Canterbury,105, 61, 112, 113 Rochester,94, 42, 43
Earconberht/Earconbert see Eorcenberht
Earcongota see Eorcongote
Eardwulf (Eardulf), King of Kent (CS}, 99, 2, 10-11, 13-14, 17; 22
Earl, James (C20},146 earthquakes
1382, 100, 184; 53
1578, 193
earthworks see barrows; causewayed camps; Danes Trench; hengiform monuments; hillforts; linear earthwork; redoubts; ringditches
Easday see Eastday
Easole see under Nonington
East
Katherine, on a bronze mount from Canterbury,384-5
Nicholas John (Cl8),225
William (C17),70
East Barming see under Barming
East Barnfield hundred, 49
East Chart see under Great Chart with Singleton
East Farleigh
bridge, drawn by Hasted, 259
church, recorded by Griffiths 1844, 120
Clare lands,96, 124, 127
coin, Roman,264
field survey, 210
harness pendant, medieval, 101, 375, 376
non-conformity 1676, 67
Pimp, 124
population totals 1641-1801, 94, 65, 67
swing riots, 92
East Greenwich (G. London) see under Greenwich
East Grinstead (W. Sussex)
Sackville hospital, 6
turnpike trusts, 351n [pg108]East Guldeford (E. Sussex), church, 100, 107, 253, 262
East India Co.,132
East India Tea Co.,168
East Kent Maritime Trust, records, 271
East Malling & Larkfield
East Malling
Bradbourne House, survey, 92, 252;
93, 225; 284
brooch,Anglo-Saxon,105, 306, 3 I 2 church
granted to Rochester, 49
recorded by Griffiths I 844, 120n
Clare House, John Larking of, 336
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 202-3, 210-13
coins
Celtic,303
Couch Green, 136
King Edmund's charter,135-8 mano^ 89, 91, 49; 67
martingale,medieval, 105, 306, 317
Mill Street,deeds,330 non-conformity 101, 1676, 94, 68 palstave,bronze age,97, 304 paper mill,108, 82n
population totals 1641-1801, 65
swing riots, 104
Twisden estate,map C17, 109, 72
Larkfield
coin,Roman, 208
London Road,excavations, 252
plaque,medieval,101, 375, 378
Abraham Walter of,109, 66, 72
Wealden hall-house, survey, 210
New Hythe
church, 333
coin,Roman,342
port, 74
East Peckham
arrowhead,flint, 364
bee boles,106, 117, 125
Beltring
map 1656, 336
oast,251
Boroughs Oak Farm (see also bee boles), map 1642, 254
Branbridges (Brandbridges), turnpike trust,100, 346, 368
church
ironwork on tombs,91
and manor, 256
repairs C19, 98, 257
Clare holdings in,96, 123, 127
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 201, 212-13
coin,Gallo-Belgic,355
deeds,335
Hextall family,220
Little Royden, Dower House (Parsonage
Farm),255-7
manor, royal,Burr's Oak Farm, 98, 253, 254, 255
mount,medieval, 1 5, 317, 318
non-conformity 1676, 94, 62, 68
parish records,325
Peckham manor,255-6
Peckham Place see bee boles
population
C16, 100, 235, 238, 238n, 24511, 247n,
248, 257
totals 1641-1801, 65
Roydon Hall (see also bee boles)
bricks,172
Twysden family, 98, 254, 256-7
Snade,255
Snoll Hatch,255
Stockenbury,253-5
swing riots,107, 92, 102
East Ratling see under Aylesham
East Sutton
church,brass, 99
East Sutton Park,moated site,221
Filmer family,99-91, 105; 109, 6611, 78
place-name,21n
East Tilbury (Essex)
defences, 141-89, 2, 144, 147, 150, 155, 162-3, 166-7; 92, 251; 93, 153;
ferry,123
ford,123-92, 6, 128
East Wickham (G. London) see under Bexley
Eastbere see under Wickhambreaux
Eastbridge see under Burmarsh
Eastchurch
church (see also clergy; living of), granted to Dunes abbey, 23-39
clergy C17-18, 99, 163
deeds,329 [pg109]living of,Cl101, 9, 96, 64 parish records, 105, 261 place-name, 92, 21n salt works, 101, 168 school records,105, 267
Shurland, bricks, 172
Eastday (Easday), John, Mayor (Cl9), 145
Easthall
Alexander,son of Robert of (Cl3),50
Robert of (Cl3), 50
Eastland
Widow -(Cl7), 70
Katherin (Cl7), 71
Richard (Cl7),71
William & wife (Cl7), 94, 69, 72
Eastleton,Edward (C17), 73
Eastry,Henry of,Prior (Cl3-14) at
Chartham, 170-89, 1, 175
Canterbury, Christ Church, 95, 274; 96, 399; 175-6
Canterbury,St. Gregory's, 321 Godmersham,Court Lodge, 107, 106, 51 Sandwich, 93, 25, 30
register of, 28n
Eastry
William Boteler of, 97, 237; 299 burial,Anglo-Saxon, 100, 107, 413 cemeteries
Romano-British,Walton, 113
Anglo-Saxon,Updown, 92, 36, 247-8 church, methodist, records, 101, 344;
273
Eastry Court Farm, excavations (illus.), 96, 368; 121-35
Fairfield aisled house, 227
Gore,tenants C I 4, 94, 121 hedgerows, 94, !118, 122-5
Heronden,94, 114, 120, 125 land tenure Cl3, 94, 120-1 manor
boundaries, 111-94, 12, 114, 116, 120-1
and Christ Church, 169-89, 70; 32
land units,104, 108; 34 roads & hedges, 109, 94, 121-4 sheep,107, 40
map Cl7, 109, 72
monastery,101, 15, 22; 104, 97, 113 parish boundary,94, 115
place-name, 92, 24; 121
reeve of C9, 104, 105
roads & trackways (illus. ), 111-26
Shingleton
barrows, bronze age, 113
manor, 116
Statenborough, 124
tithe survey,339
Venson Farm,well, 208
villa regalis Anglo-Saxon, 20n; 91, 92, 35-6, 248; 98, 121, 124, 135; 101, 6, 15; 204
Waltons estate,records, 270
Woghope,94, 114, 120
Eastry hundred, 94, 114; 241-97, 2; 107, 50, 256
Eastry Rural District,records, 319
Eastwell
church (see also clergy), painted glass, 225-6
clergy 1766-1812, 225
Eastwell Court, Sir Thomas Moyle, 31n
Eastwell Park,walled C19, 100, 365
Finch-Hatton family,223
Nicholls family, 89, 187, 193; 184n, 187
parish records,101, 322; 261
Eastwick & Conyngsby, 77
Eaton
John (Cl6),194
Eaulf (C9), 221-2
Ebbsfleet see under Ramsgate
Ebissa (?C6), 3
Ebony see Stone-cum-Ebony
Ebourne,Cheney (C17), 210
Eccles see under Aylesford
Ecclesiastical Commission 1572-1603, 183-97
ecclesiastical courts (see also
Ecclesiastical Commission)
Elizabethan, 184-97
witchcraft accusations, 38-95, 9, 41-2 ecclesiastical surveys, 1569 & 1603, 100, 233
Ecgberht (Ecgbert; Egbert)
King of Kent (d.673)
Eastry manor, 114
joint kingship, 99, 2, 7-8, 13
Reculver church,381
royal martyrs and Minster abbey, 18-91, 21; 95, 8, 12-13, 15; 5-101, 13, 22 [pg110]King of Kent II (d.762), 99, 12-14, 18; 104, 88, 103, 110
King of Wessex (C9), 99, 222; 104, 89, 95, 98-9
Wessex(C8),13
Ecgbert see Ecgberht
Ecgferth see Ecgfrith
Ecgferthus(CS), 12n
Ecgfrid see Ecgfrith
Ecgfrith(Ecgferth; Ecgfrid),
Cof Bernicia, 7, 91, 21, 23; 101, 8, 13, 15, 17, 22
CS,son of Offa,89
Echyngham see Etchingham
Edburga see Eadburh
Edburgh,Richard(Cl8),225
Eddison, J.
"An Intensive Ditching System in the Wicks South-West of Lydd" (illus.), 273-6
"Developments in the Lower Rother Valleys up to 1600" (illus. ),95-110
"The Reclamation of Romney Marsh: Some Aspects Reconsidered" (illus.), 47-58
and Green, C. (eds.), Romney Marsh. Evolution, Occupation, Reclamation, reviewed, 219-20
Eddius(C7),101, 7, 13
Edelisi see Aethelsige
Edenbridge
Lord Robert de Camwell of,162
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 201, 203, 212-13
moated sites
Broxham,221
Devil's Den,221
Great Browns, 221
parish, parliamentary & estate records, 101, 322; 278-9
population Cl6, 100, 235, 238, 257
sewerage,279
turnpike trust, 359n, 100, 366, 369; 279
Edenbridge Cattle, Corn & Hop Exchange Co., 75
Ederyth,William(C14/15),153
Edgar,King(d.975),179-85
Edger,John(Cl9),392
Ediva(ClO), 255
Edmeads, Mrs Capt. - (C19), 375
Edmet,Dr. -(Cl7/18),89, 12, 22
Edmett,William(Cl7),194n
Edmonds,Robert & wife(Cl 7),71
Edmondson
Joseph(Cl8),97, 257, 259
Olivia, The Village of Selling, reviewed, 402-3
Edmund, King (d.946), charters, 135-89, 9; 61
Edmund Ironside(CI0-11),232
Edmunds,Revd. -(Cl8), 236
Edred,moneyer(Cl I), 264
Edric(Cll),253
Edward,Kings of England
the Confessor(d.1066)
carving of,97, 185, 188
land at Fordwich, 203n
I
and
gavelkind,94, 11; 66-7
Sandwich castle, 243
at
Chartham,170
Ospringe,105-6
Wingham,65
II
and gavelkind, 11
at .
Ospringe,105
Wingham,65
III
and
Ashford,65
Gravesend, 107, 200, 202-3
Rochester,7-9
at Canterbury,321
Wingham,65
IV
carving of,97, 185, 188
endows Wye College,102, 215; 171
and Folkestone prior dispute, 196
VI,J.P.'s under, 127-8
Edwards
Henry(C18),111
Thomas(Cl7),192
Edwin, King of Deira (C7), 91, 17, 19;
101, 2, 22
Edyall,Henry(Cl5/16),10
Egan (see also Egan & Co.),G.
on copper alloy find from Canterbury, 103, 113, 115
on weights & seals from Canterbury, 131-5 [pg111]Egan & Co.,105, 94, 223-4
Egbert see Ecgberht
Egerton
Ecclesiastical Commission at,186
handaxe,Acheulian,264
Jew's harp,192
non-conformity C17, 99, 186-8, 189n, 191-2, 196
Wanden,moated site,221
Eggerton see under Godmersham
Egleston,Robert(C17),70
Egriden,John(Cl5),30
Eilnod,the weaver(C13),19
Eilnoth,Ralph son of(C12/13), 218
Eke,Walter Job(Cl 9-20), 322-3
Elboux,R.H. D'(C20), 247-8
Elcocke
Elizabeth(?C18),206
George(Cl 7/18),105, 206; 29
Mary (C17-18), m. Charles Fotherby, 29
Susannah(?C18), 206
Elder,J.M. see Garrard,P. & Elder,J.M.
Eldon, Lord Chancellor -(CIS-19),174-5
Eldred,William(C17),98, 71; 76 elections,addresses & squibs,records of, 109, 101, 333
Electrical Association for Women, records, 256
Eley (see also Eley Brothers Ltd.),J.E.,on human bone from Bridge by- pass,I 80
Eley Brothers Ltd., 459-60
Elgar,Thomas(C16),86-7
Elham
barrows,bronze age, 335n
churches (see also library,parochial; living of)
methodist,records, 274
parish,spire, 277 library,parochial,108, 99, 161-2, 165, 173 living of,Cl 9, 96, 64n
mace-head, neolithic/bronze age, 105, 298, 301
Elham,P rior, 9
Elias, Abbot (C12-13), 101, 23, 25, 27, 29-30, 32-3, 35-9
Elizabeth I
Appledore,holds lease,2
at
Benenden,72-3
Erith, 85-6
Sandwich,100, 205, 213
Scadbury,217
Tilbury, 83-6
Bredgar chantry, grants to Archbishop, 91
Ecclesiastical Commission under, 183-97
J.P.'s under,127-93, 8, 142
Elizabeth Bonaventure, 165
Elkington
Capt. E.H.O.(C20), 184
Margaret(C20),312
Vivian(C20),312
Ellenborough,Lord -(CIS-19), ISn
Elliot(Elyat; Ellyott; see also Elliott)
Harry(Cl6),42
James(C19),215-94, 20, 224
Elliott (see also Elliot)
-(C19 printer),68
Thomas(Cl 7),69
W.(Cl9),3
William & wife(CI 7),70
Ellis(Elys)
family,arms of,137
Blanche,on spurs from
Canterbury, 127-8
Ospringe,132-7
James(d. 1845),208-9
Jane see Day
Thomas(Cl4),91, 87; 210
Revd. W.W.(Cl 9),93, 3, 6-7
William(Cl8),242
Ellom,Jonas(Cl 7),69
Ellwin,Mary see Watmer
Ellyott see Elliott
Elmbrigge
Anne see Prophete
John(Cl 5),112
Elmer see Aylmer
Elmham,Thomas of
drawing of St. Augustine's,Canterbury, 25n
map of Thanet, 91, 16; 7-95, 9, 11-17;
10
records Kentish kingship,7n,9n; 99, 101, 5
Elmley see under Sheerness
Elmsted
charity 1828, 93
land sold to Archbishop Wulfred 811
A.D., 87
manor,deeds,330
tithe survey, 346 [pg112]Elmstone see under Preston
Elnothington see under Hollingbourne
Elsdon, Sheila, Later Prehistoric Pottery in England & Wales, reviewed, 427-8
Elsten,John (C16),112
Eltham (G. London) see under Greenwich
Eltonhed,George (Cl6),87
Elvey,John (Cl6), 34
Elvin
Revd. - (C19), 198
John (Cl6),193
Elvington see under Eythorne
Elworthy,S.D. & Perkins,D.R.J., "Newly Discovered Archaeological Sites in the Isle of Thanet" (illus.), 333-9
Elwyn,Richard, Mayor (Cl8), 109, 205, 238
Ely
Eustace of (Cl2), 38n
Richard of (Cl2), 27n
Ely (Cambs.), abbey, 91, 23; 101, 10, 17, 22; 77
Elyat see Elliot
Elye,George (Cl6),89
Elys see Ellis
Emberson, Sarah (d.1802), m. Saffery Hills,ff230
emigration
Gravesend to New Zealand, records, 254
Staplehurst to Wellington 1839, 185-9
Emma (Ymma), Queen (C7), 18-91, 19;
2-101, 3, 7n,22
enamel (see also niello)
iron age, brooch, Lenham, 105, 298, 299, 300
Romano-British
brooches, 89, 213, 214; 91, 210, 212;
button & loop fastener, 107, 396, 398-9
Anglo-Saxon
brooches, 55-89, 8, f58, 81-3; 100, 130, 135-9
buckle,248
medieval
copper strip, 94, 94, 95
crucifix, 372-96, 4, 375, 376-7; 276
harness fittings, 104, 360, 3 63, 365 harness pendants
Boxley,104, 360, 362; 105, 312, 318; 107, 401, 406; 109, 344, 345
Cliffe, 103, 254, 2 58
Cobham, 101, 376; 105, 315, 316; 108, 291, 292, 293; 109, 345, 346
East Farleigh, 101, 375, 376
Hollingbourne, 105, 317, 318, 3 I 9
Hope,109, 345, 347
Langley,94, 265, 266
Lynsted, 103, 256, 258
Otham, 97, 301, 303
Sandway,107, 401, 408
Teynham, 101, 375, 3 79
Wouldham, 109, 345, 3 48-9 heraldic badges,95, 137, 138, 1 39 hook,97, 302-3 mount, 105, 317, 318
plaques, 95, 139, 140; 276-99, 7; 101, 374, 375, 378
stud, 294
post-medieval,gold pendant, 256 enameller's workshop,Romano-British, Canterbury,94, 95, 276
enclosure,Hayes Common, 97, 71, 73 enclosures,92, 12; 85n
Enderby,H.M. (C20),35
Engeam,- (Cl6), 35
Engeham
Edward (Cl6),56
Thomas (Cl6),56
William (Cl6),56
Engest,Richard (Cl6),59
engineering, historical sources for, 82-3
English, Eileen, Faversham 1900-1930, reviewed,297
English Church Union, 15
English Eastland Co.,60
Ente,Peter (Cl7),61
Entwine see Centwine
eoliths, and Benjamin Harrison, 279-95, 82; 257-99, 9; 21
Eorcenberht (Earconberht; Eorconberht; Eorcenbert), King of Kent (d.664), 18-91, 19, 20n,21, 23, 23n; 99, 2, 6-7, 18; 101, 3, 5-7, 10, 18, 22
gold coinage under,84 [pg113]Eorcenbert see Eorcenberht
Eorcenbyrht,King of Kent (C7), 18
Eorconberht see Eorcenberht
Eorcongote (Earcongota C7), 91, 19, 21, 23n; 101, 5, 22
Eormenburga (C7),12-101, 14, 18, 22
Eormenburh (Ermenburga; Domne Eafa; Lady Eve C7), 18-91, 22; 95, 8, 12-13, 15; 101, 6, 8-9, 12, 14-16, 22
Eormengyth (Eangyth C8), 18-91, 19; 13-101, 14, 17-18, 22
Eormenhild,St. (C7), 15n, 91, 19, 21, 23;
Eormenred,King of Kent (C7), 18-91, 19; 99, 2, 6-7, 8n,17-18; 5-101, 6, 8, 14, 18-19, 22
Eormenri.c, King of Kent (C6), 99, 2, 4;
Eppillus
coins of, 97, 326; 98, 241; 101, 370; 102, 269; 103, 252; 353
mint of, 48
Epps
Mrs - (C19 of Ramsgate),204
Miss - (fl.1916 of Faversham),439
Mrs - (fl.I 9 I 6 of Faversham), 439-40
Steve (fl.1916), 435-100, 7, 439-40, 443
Erith (G. London) see under Bexley
Ermenburga see Eormenburh
Ernulf,Bishop of Rochester (d.1124)
at
Canterbury, Christ Church, 95, 276; 100, 173, 306
Rochester St. Andrew's, 91, 50; 99, 142, 153; 186-100, 7; 150-102, 2, 154, 162n, 165, 166n; 103, 5-6, 17, 23
consecration of,57
Erpingham (Erpyngham), Sir Thomas (Cl4-15), 97, 192; 227-100, 8; 194-5
escheat rolls,used by Hasted, 301-2 escutcheons,Anglo-Saxon
Dartford, 109, 342, 344
Shorne, 109, 342, 344
West Wickham, 102, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197-8
Ese (?C5), 3n
Eselinge
Mabel (C13),107
Ralph de (C13), 107
Eskdale (Cumberland), Romano-British industrial site, 113
Essamelesford see Shalmsford under Chartham
Essex
Earls of (see also FitzPeter,Geoffrey)
-(Cl5), 147n
Robert see Devereux
John of (d.1256), 50
William of (Cl3),50
Essex (Foche), John, Abbot (C16), 251
estate management, Earl of Aylesford's estate C19 (illus.), 85-109
Este,Augusta Emma D' (Cl9),338
Estey,Henry (Cl6),117
Estman,Richard (C16), 61
Eston,Austen (Cl6),35
Estrateling,John de see Ratling
Estrateling see East Ratling under
Aylesham
Estreats, as an historical source, 136-8
Estriteling see East Ratling under Aylesham
Estursete hundred see Westgate hundred under Canterbury
Etchingham (Echyngham), James de (Cl4), 102-102, 3, 109-10
Etchingham (E. Sussex), manor,110
Etchinghill see under Lyminge
Ethalbald see Aethelbald
Ethelbert see Aethelberht
Etheldreda see Audrey
Ethelgifu,Queen (Cll),107, 16, 18
Ethelhere,moneyer (C9), 108-9
Ethelmund, moneyer (C9),57
Ethelnoth see Aethelnoth
Ethelred see Aethelred
Eton, John (C16), 40
Eurotunnel
evaluation (illus.), 1-24
excavations (illus. ), 345-57
Folkestone, Castle Hill, 104, 291, 293, 318, 319
Newington, 103, 167, 169
Eustace, St., painting of at Canterbury (illus. ),115-30
Evans
Sir Arthur (C19-20), 130
Edward (d.1702), 239
Francis, later Francis Bennett-Goldney (Cl9-20),338
J.H.,obituary,8 frontispiece, 235-6 [pg114]J.M. (C19), 9, 102, 38
Sir John (Cl 9-20),258
Sebastian (Cl 9-20),100, 338, 343
Eve,Lady see Eormenburh
Eveleigh,Revd. -(C18-19), 18n
Everafter
Elizabeth (C17),72
Frances (C17), 72
Everden,James (C20),35
Everest
Ann (d.1677),285
Ann (C17 daughter of William snr.), 287
Daniel (C I7), 287
Dorothy (Cl 7), 288
Elizabeth (CI7), 292
Francis (Cl 7), 287
John (CI7 son of William snr.), 287
John (C17 son of William jnr.), 287
John (Cl 7), 285
Margaret (Cl 7), 100, 288, 292
Percival (Cl 7),288
Peter (C17 son of William snr.),287
Peter (C17),285
Thomas & wife (C17),71
William snr. & wife (Cl 7),287-8
William jnr. (d.1683), 287-8
Everidge
Dorothy (Cl 7),292
Elizabeth (CI 7), 292
Mary (C17),292
Richard, and family (CI 7), 100, 284, 286
Susan (Cl 7),284
Everitt,Alan
"The Making of the Agrarian Landscape of Kent" (illus.), 1-31
on the battle of Maidstone,reassessed 97, 214, 219
Community of Kent in the Great Rebellion, 1640-assessed, 60, 100, 3
Continuity & Colonization. The Evolution of Kentish Settlement, reviewed, 392-5
The Pattern of Dissent, assessed, 7
Evernden
James (Cl 8),235
Simon (C18), 223
Evers
Annie (C19-20),445
Dr. Charles (C19-20), 438n, 100, 441, 443-9
David (C20), 438n
Norman (Cl 9-20),448
Eversfeild see Eversfield
Eversfield (Eversfeild)
- (C19 auctioneer),14
William & wife (Cl7),71
Eves, William & wife (C17),70
Evetts, George (CI9-20),100, 435, 439, 442, 458
Evison,V.
"A Silver-Inlaid Buckle from Sarre" (illus.), 165-8
Dover: The Buckland Anglo-Saxon Cemetery, reviewed,
389-92
and Hodges, H. & Hurst, J.G. (eds.), Medieval Pottery from
Excavations, reviewed,217
Ewan,Richard (C15),217
Ewell (Ewelle)
Frances (C17),217
Joseph (C17),217
Richard de (Cl 4),153
Ewell see Temple Ewell
Ewelle see Ewell
Ewhurst (E. Sussex),flooding Cl 7, 102, 104
Exeter,Earl of,minstrels (C15),171 explosion, Faversham 1916 (i/lus. ), 89, 100, 425-63
Explosives Loading Company Ltd. (i/lus.), 100, 427, 430-1, 433-43, 445, 447, 451, 454-62
Explosives Trades Ltd., 459-60
Exton,Thomas (?Cl3/15),154
Eyhorne see under Hollingbourne
Eyhorne hundred, 153
Eylesden estate, 328
Eynsford,William de I (Cl I), 105, 39, 53
Eynsford
bee alcove/boles, 106, 121, 125, 127 castle (see also bee alcove/boles)
excavation & reinterpretation (il/us. ), 39-57
Romano-British material reused, 99, 175; 54
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon, 105, 51, 53
chisel,bronze age,93, 206, 207
church (see also under Lullingstone villa)
boot scraper,I00
recorded by Griffiths 1843, 120n, 122-3 [pg115]coin, Roman, 103, 92, 254
Gifford family, 22n
High Street see bee alcove/boles
Hulberry, hillfort, 236
Little Mote manor, 43
Lullingstone
castle, I92, 51; 108, 172, 176
manor, 151
Peche brass, 112
Peche family, 130
spearhead,bronze age,233n
villa,Romano-British
architectural ornament, 100, 66, 77, 78
map 1684, 81
non-conformity 1676, 67
population totals 1641-1801, 94, 64, 67
ring,medieval, 104, 360, 363
riots 1830, 376
Romano-British building, 261
standing stone, 260-94, 2, j262-3
eyres see under Kent; Tonbridge
Eythorne
Barfreston
church, 35
manor, 116
parish boundary, 115-16
barrows, 113
clergy C16, 93, 87n
John Egriden of, 30
Elvington, 112
Golgotha, 111-13
land bequeathed to Christ Church, 104, 105, 110
parish boundary,115-16
trackway, 111-94, 17, 118, 119-25
F
Faber, Sir Richard, "Murder at Lees Court", 167-83
Fabian
John (Cl5), 161
Stephen (Cl5), 161
Facon,Arnold (Cl8), 226
Fag see Fagg
Fagg (Fah; Fagge)
- (Cl7), 85
Charles (Cl8), 237
J. (Cl9 of Tonbridge), 55n,56
John (C16 of Canterbury), 43
John (d.1882 of Godmersham), 80
Robert,Mayor (Cl6), 125-6
Fagge see Fagg
Faircloth,W. (d.1916),452
Fairfax
Lord - (Cl8), 169
Hon. Robert (Cl8), 4
Sir Thomas (Cl7), 91, 104; 209-97, 16;
187
Fairfield see under Snargate
Fairholt, F.W. (C19), 132-100, 4, 140, 143-6, 148n,149
Fairlawn see under Shipbourne
Fairman, Frances (Cl8-19), 240 fairs,as a historical source, 105, 108, 73-7 Fairseat see under Stansted
Fairweather, F.H. (Cl9-20), 159n
Falcon, 94, 195, 200, 202, 205, 207-8, 229
Falkirk Co. (ironfounders), 137
Fame, 217
family structure
C!5-Chartham, 16, 101, 235-6, 239-42
ClWeald, 6, 100, 231-2, 240-7, 249-56 famine (1315-22), 92, 204, 207, 210-12 famuli, 92, 203-19
Fane (Vane)
family, pedigree of,255
Lord - (C18), 3
George (Cl6), 17
John (Cl5/16), 16
Ralph (Cl6), 64
Thomas (d.1532), 94, 16, 23
Thomas (C16 son of George), 17
Sir Thomas (Cl6 son of Thomas), 16-18
Fanner, Rist (Cl8), 225
Fannes see under Crundale
Fansome,Thomas (Cl6), 195
Faraway (Farewell) family, 29
Farbrace
John (Cl6), 41
Laurence & wife (Cl6), 241
Farewell see Faraway
Farleigh see East Farleigh & West Farleigh
Farley (see also Hammond, Plumptre, Hilton, Parker & Farley)
John (Cl9), 186
W.H. (Cl9), 186
Farman (Ffarman), Jane (Cl7), 72
Farmer
family (Cl9), 188-9
- (Cl8),235
Farmers Union, 312 [pg116]Farminger (Ffarminger),Francis,100, 94, 72 Farnborough (G. London) see under
Bromley
Farningham
family,land holdings Cl 5, 100, 220
Sir John,Sheriff (Cl4), 100, 222, 225-6, 228
Farningham
Charton Manor,francisca,3 18
Christ Church properties, 23 church
position of,261
recorded by Griffiths 1843, 120n, 103, 121, 123
coaching services Cl 9, 98, 198-9, 202 horse racing 1835, 100, 377 non-conformity 1676, 94, 67 population totals 1641-1801, 94, 64, 67
swing riots, 100
villa, Romano-British, architectural ornament, 100, 66, 77, 78
Farrar,Dean - (Cl9-20), 310
Farrard (Forwood)
Elizabeth (d.1575), m.1 King, m.2 J.
Finch (Goldfinch), m.3 S.
Auncell, 102, 113, 114, 116, 117, 121, 126n,127, 128
Geoffrey (C16), 113
Joan (Cl6), m.1 Henry Hatch, m.2 Sir Henry Amcotts, 111-102, 24, 126-8
Farthing
E.J. (d.1916),452
Roger, Royal Tunbridge Wells: A Pictorial History, reviewed, 310-11
Farthingloe see under Dover
Fastolf,Sir John (C15},8
Faucitt-- (Cl 9), 104
Faukeham (Faukenham; Frankenham)
Henry de (C13),10
Jeffry de (C13),!On
Laura de see Ros
Robert (Cl3), 9
Rose (Cl3), 10
Sarah (Cl3},10
Thomas (Cl3),9
William de (d.1250),8-94, 11, 15
Sir William de (Cl3), 9-10
Faunt,Thomas (d.1457),91
Faunus, 85
Faussett
Bryan (C18/19),97, 242, 254
H.G. (C18/19),242
Faversham
abbey (see also Abbey School under schools)
abbots
Cl5, 93, 199
Cl6, 102, 115
estates,68
and Hatch bequest Cl 6, 102, 115, 117, 119, 127-8
Thomas Ardern of,68
buckle,Anglo-Saxon,225
cavity-wall construction,248
cemeteries
Anglo-Saxon
bottle vase,75n
brooches,82-89, 4; 99, 60, 63, 65
strap-end,99, 22, 23-4
post-medieval, mass grave of explosion victims, 100, 448, 449-50, 451-4
church (see also under Davington; Preston; see also clergy)
brass, 114
Hatch bequests, 117-19
organs, 118
seating,37-43
sermons preached Cl 6, 101, 179, 183
Clarence House,deeds, 330
clergy Cl6, 93, 83, 88n; 101, 179, 182-3
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 198-201, 204-5, 208-9, 211-12
Coldwell lands,90-1
Cooksditch, 116n
cottage hospital, 444-100, 5, 447
court hall, 87
Davington
church (see also clergy), 119
Dryland family, 7-8
Light Railway, 100, 431, 434n
priory, plan & description (illus.), 205-12
deeds, 255
explosion I 916 (illus. ), 425-63
fire brigades 1916, 100, 434, 436-8, 442, 450
Fleur de Luce, 102, 118, 124
gaol, 87
The George, 102, 118, 124
gunpowder works (illus.), 425-100, 63;
82 [pg117]Henry Hatch and his will,108, 102, 111-28 Heritage Centre,99, 161, 164, 173 land sold to Archbishop Wulfred 811
A.D.,104, 87, JOO-I
manor, 101-2
market, 33n; 107, 108, 75
Market House,102, 112, 119
market place,127
mayors of, C!6, 98, 68; 101, 182; 102, 116, 119, 125, 128
The Mount,military hospital, 444-8 non-conformity (see also prophesying movement),100, 99, 192; 182
Partridge Lane,118
Perye manor, 330
pillory,195
Preston
church, recorded by Griffiths 1846, 120n
deeds,330
Macknade
Morgan family,425n
turnpike trust, 100, 368; 102, 172, 174, 183-4
parish records,264
swing riots,102
prophesying movement, 81-93, 3, 88 quay see wharf
running match 1655, 170
Salvation Army Hall,446-7
schools
Abbey School,113
grammar school,125n; 102, 108, 87
shipbuilding,230
shipping records,77-8
sluice,I I 1-12
swing riots, 91-2
Tanners Street,tannery, 84n turnpike trusts, 108, 100, 349, 350n, 368;
villa regalis, Anglo-Saxon, 104, 204;
wharf,I 102, 12, 118 witchcraft,95, 40-1, 45 workhouse, 100, 444-7 writ of 1293, 96, 3
Faversham & Canterbury Methodist Circuit,records, 257-9
Faversham Bank,banknotes,297
Faversham hundred, 104, 102; 49
Faversham Miscellany no. reviewed, 1, 106, 220-2
Faversham Union,records,268
Fawkham
Black Death,14
chantry, 10
church
de Faukeham family,8-10 inscriptions,94, 99, 291; 21n
porch, 101, 140, 142-4, 146-8, 149-50, 151-2, 154, 161-2
recorded by Griffiths 1843, 120n, 125
and Rochester priory,49
Digges lands, 199
eoliths,280n
Faukeham family, 8-94, 12, 15
land bequeathed to Rochester cathedral, 181-5
manor (see also New Fawkham; Old Fawkham) 91, 49; 9-94, 10, 13-17
New Fawkham,18n
Old Fawkham,15-18
parish records,101, 322; 26I
Pennis/Penys estate,94, 17, 22-3
Umfrey family,22
Walker family,21
Fawkham & Ash Archaeological Group
field work
Hartley,25
Wrotham, 212
reports
1974, 217-19
1976, 249-50
1977, 219
1983, 291-2
Fawsley
Elizabeth see Say
John de (Cl4),110
feast days see calendars,Augustinian
Fector,Peter (Cl8),141
Fedarb,Albert Leslie (d.1916),454
Felborough (Feleberg; Ferleberge) hundred, 77-98, 8, 79, Sin, 83; 102
Feleberg see Felborough
Felgate, Robert (C17), 74
feltmakers,45
Fenes,Sir John (C11),98, 67, 72; I09
Fenn (Ffenn)
Elizabeth (C17),73
Thomas (Cl7),73
William snr. & wife (Cl7),71
William jnr. & wife (C17),71 [pg118]Fenner (see also Fenner & Flint)
- (C18),233
John (Cl7),99, 186, 189n, 190, 192n
Rest (Cl8),238
Fenner & Flint (brewers),84
Fentall, Dr. - (Cl 7/18), 22
Fentiman,John (C19), 19-104, 20, 23
Feologeld, Abbot & Archbishop (C9), 98
Ferguson,Robert (Cl7),62
Ferleberge see Felborough
Ferra!
Revd. John (Cl6),95, 43, 46
Stephen (C16), 46
Ferrar, Thomas (C16/17), 45
Ferrers
family,arms of,12
Henry (Cl5),196-7
Ferres, Lord - (C15), 196
Ferret, 94, 195, 206, 208, 229
Ferrey,Benjamin (C19), 5
ferries, Thames, 92, 119, 123, 127; [pg342]Fetiplace,John (C15), 96, 92, 154
Fever (Ffever)
Henry & wife (C17),71
Richard (Cl7),71
Feversham, Earl of see Sondes, Sir George
Ffarman see Farman
Ffarminger see Farminger
Ffeilder see Fielder
Ffenn see Fenn
Ffever see Fever
Ffivrash see Fivrash
Ffletcher see Fletcher
Ffloud see Floud
Ffrench see French
Ffuller see Fuller
Ffurner see Furner
fibulae see brooches
Field
Mrs - (C19 of Barham), 67
Anne (d.1867), 80
Edward (Cl9),11
John (C19),104-5
Revd. Walter (Cl9),55n,106, 67, 78-9
field systems
prehistoric, Hougham Without, 285 prehistoric/Romano-Britis h,
Godmersham, 45
iron age/Romano-British
Canterbury, 271
Chestfield, 321
Folkestone, 106, 10, 14
Highstead, 236-8
Romano-British/later
Margate, Northdown, 101, 361; 104, 237, 240, 242, 249
medieval,Kentish, 92, 166, 168
undated,Iffin Wood (Chartham), 120
Fielder (Ffeilder)
Gilbord (C17), 73
Helen (C17), 70
John & wife (Cl7), 70
William (Cl7),70
Fiennes
family, land holdings Cl5, 100, 219
Emmelina,Lady Say & Sele, 7-8
James,Lord Say & Sele (Cl5), 6-8 figurines (see also amulets; mounts; statuette)
Romano-British
copper alloy
Canterbury,385-6
Ightham, 104, 355, 367
pipe-clay, Hammill,98, 152, 159 terracotta,Canterbury,98, 221
medieval, clay, Stone-in-Oxney, 128
Filchborough see under Waltham
file, medieval, Canterbury,105, 129, 130
Filmer
family
estate, 66n,78
records, 81
Anne (CI 7 daughter of Robert), I 05
Anne (CI7 wife of Robert), I 02-91, 3, 105
Sir Edward,Sheriff (d. 1629), 99
R. (see also Ruderman, A. & Filmer, R.), Deep-rooted in Kent. An Account of the Filmer Family, reviewed, 234-5
Sir Robert (C17),99-91, 105; 78
Filston, John of (Cl4), 7
Filston see under Shoreham
Finch (Fynch)
family of
Kingsdown, 22
Lynsted, 113
Catherine see Moyle [pg119]Daniel (Cl9), 212
Heneage, Ist Earl of Aylesford (Cl 8), 90
Henry(fl.1591),187
James(Cl6/17), 37n
John (alias Goldfinch) see under Goldfinch
Robert (CIS-19), 170-1
Samuel(Cl9),95, 235, 240
Sir Thomas(Cl6), 99, 29, 36-7, 41n,45
Sir William(Cl6), 135n
Finch-Hatton family, Earls of Winchelsea, 223
Fineux
Sir John(Cl6), 56
William(Cl6), 56
Finglesham see under Northbourne
Finn
family,records, 346
Arthur(Cl9-20), 175
John(CIS), Ill
Stephen(Cl9), 77
Fircher, Firther(Cl7), 74
fire brigades (see also fire stations)
Cotton Powder Co., 100, 433, 435-7, 439, 442-3, 458
Faversham
Kent,100, 434, 436, 439-40, 442
Norwich Union, 100, 434, 436, 439-40, 442
Volunteer, 100, 434, 436-40, 442, 450
fire stations (see also fire brigades) Sheerness,Garrison Point, 374-5
Tonbridge, 103, 55, 63
Wingham, 70
fireplaces, medieval, Canterbury, 218-19
Firmin & Sons(of London), 171
Fishguard, H.M.S., 302
fish hooks,medieval, 94, 170, 173
Fisher
C.E.(C20), 146
Geoffrey, Archbishop (C19-20), 37-8
M.E., reports from Orpington & District Archaeological Society, 1978, 284
Thomas (Cl7), 91, 188; Sn; 102, 107, 382, 384; 73
William(Cl6), 321
fisheries (see also fishing industry; oyster fisheries), 107, 21, 43, 44
fishing industry (see also fisheries), unemployment 1828-9, 107, 93-5
fishmongers, Faversham & London, 102, 112, 114, 120n, 123, 126-7
Fishmongers Company, 150-92, 1, 154;
Fissenden, Thomas (C17), 13
Fitch,William(CI9), 3
Fitchborough see under Waltham
Fitchett,William (d.1636), 392-3
FitzAlan
family
land holdings C15, 100, 219
Sir Edmund(C14),412
Sibil see Montacute
Fitzbernard,Ralph(Cl3), Sn
Fitzgerald, -(d.1783), 22
Fitzhamo family,arms of, 11
Fitzhenry
Miss -(Cl9), 78
Alan(Cl3),seal of,313
Fitzherbert
Mrs -(C18),224
J.(Cl6),168
FitzHugo,Alan (C13), seal of, 268
Fitzjohn,Richard(Cl2/l3), 405
FitzOdbold,Edward(Cl2),193-4
FitzPeter, Geoffrey, Earl of Essex (C12),
26n
FitzRalph,Alexander(C13), 53
FitzThomas, Clement (Cl2/13), seal of,
293
FitzUrse,Sir Reynold(Cl2), 28
Fitzwaiter
Blanche (C15), m. Bartholomew St. Leger, 114
Robert,arms of,303
Fitzwilliam, Sir William(Cl6), 62
Fivrash(Ffivrash),Elizabeth(Cl 7), 71
Flackton (see also Flackton & Smith), - (CIS), 226
Flackton & Smith(printers), 216-17
Flanders,Count of(C12),38n
Flatman,R.(C17), 72
Fleat,-(C18), 233
Fleet see under Ash
flesh hooks
bronze age, copper alloy,Monkton, 109, 256, 257
medieval, iron, Newchurch, 4Jl, 414 [pg120]Fletcher (Ffletcher)
Ann (C17), 70
David H., "Mapping & Estate Management on the Early Nineteenth-Century Estate: The Case of the Earl of Aylesford's Estate Atlas" (illus. ), 85-109
Richard (C16),179
William (C20),34
fletchers, 150
Fleury, Hugh I, Abbot (Cll-12), 179-80
Flight,Colin & Harrison,A.C.
"Rochester Castle, 1976" (ill us.), 27-60
"The Southern Defences of Medieval Rochester" (illu s.), 1-26
Flimwell (E. Sussex), turnpike trust, 100, 352, 368
Flint (see also Fenner & Flint)
_ (Cl8),235
& Co.,brewers (Canterbury), 84 flint mines see deneholes
flints (see also adzes; arrowheads; axes;
Clactonian; deneholes; eoliths; flintwork; gun-flint; handaxes; leaf-points; Levalloisian technique; picks; saw; slingstones)
palaeolithic
Bowman's Lodge (illus.), 29-39
Cuxton (illus.), 383-101, 4; 39-81 Hartley,104, 89, 218
Sidcup,251
Swanscombe (illus.), 15-28 mesolithic
Castle Hill, 91, 62, 81-2, 83, 84-5
Chevening, 108, 295, 296
Finglesham,290
Hawkinge, 368-104, 9, 370
Hernhill, 334-5
Ightham,209
Northfleet,414
Orpington, 109, 334, 336
Otford,96, 331, 332
Riverhead, 108, 296, 297
Selling (illus.), 169-77
Woodchurch, 365
mesolithic/neolithic, Sevenoaks, 97, 50;
Ash,218
Hernhill,334-5
Kingswood, 395
Margate, Northdown, 104, 260, 264, 267
Mereworth,107, 397; 282
Northbourne, Finglesham Farm, 222
Offham,364-5
Stourmouth, 93, 98, 9 9, 100-101
neolithic/bronze age
Aylesham, 238
Barham,135
Boxley,107, 395, 396
Cuxton,131
Halling,I 102, 31, 132
Hougham Without,285
Ospringe, 94, 259, 260
Otford, 96, 329, 331, 332; 292
Sandwich, 245-6
Worth,383
bronze age
Manston,107, 417; 108, 11, 13, 15, 16, 21-2
Margate,Northdown (illus.), 101, 362;
104, 237, 242-3, 256-67, 274-5
Sevenoaks,233n
Wouldham,99, 84, 90, 96, 103-4 undated
Bishopsbourne, 202
Brabourne,203
Capel-le-Ferne,284
Cliffe,383-4
Hammill,152
Kemsing,262
Oldbury hillfort,209
Wingham, 113-93, 5, 118, 121-2
flintwork, medieval, Sandwich, 197
Flirt, 205-6
Floud (Ffloud),Richard & wife (C17),71
Fly,William (C19),88n
Flying Horse, 95, 214, 217
Flynn,K.,"Romanesque Wall-Paintings in the Cathedral Church of Christ Church, Canterbury", 185-95
Foat see Barling,Foat & Wells
Foche,John see Essex
Fogg (Fogge)
family [pg121]as J.P.'s,131n
land holdings C14/15, 100, 219, 223
Sir Francis(C14),186
George(Cl6),186
Johanna(Cl5),100, 223; 23
John(Cl6),133-4
Sir Thomas (d.1407), 222-100, 3, 226, 228
Fogge see Fogg
Foiset,John(C14),90
Foley,Herbert(C20),443 Folkestone
abbey (see also priory), 1-101, 3, 5, 22, 347; 98
barrow (see also ring ditches), Anglo- Saxon, 14
Bouverie family & estates, 109, 70, 72, 76
brooch, Romano-British, 369-104, 70, 371
castle, excavations, 3I104, 8, 319; 107, 352, 353, 354
Castle Hill, finds from, 93, 226; 99, 267;
349
cemetery (see also under Cheriton), Anglo-Saxon,226
charity 1828, 93
Cheriton
brickworks,22
Brockman family,186-7 cemetery,Romano-British,103, 93, 226 church (see also clergy),103, 186-7 clergy C16, 101, 172 multi-period site, 107, 347-8
Cherry Garden Hill, Anglo-Saxon site, 16
churches (see also under Cheriton; Sandgate; see also clergy)
methodist,records, 101, 317, 345; 274
St. Peter's,346
Sts. Mary & Eanswith C!5, 93, 195-6, 198-200 relics,91, 18; 3 scouts, 101, 101, 347
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 198-9, 201, 205, 207-8, 212
County Technical School for Girls, records, 341
Dalmington,16
Danton Farm,barn,18
deeds,275-6
Dolland's Moor, excavations (illus.), 106, 5, 10-16; 350-107, 2, 355-7
East Cliff, villa, Romano-British, 226
Eurotunnel terminal (see also individual sites by name), JS; 106, 107, 3 46
Harbour Co.,105, 276; 21-2
Holy Well,I 8
Holywell Coombe, bronze age settlement,5-106, 8, 9, 10; 355
Hotels Syndicate Ltd.,records, 276 ironwork,decorative,105, 92, 79, 80 land holders C14, 100, 223
Leas Pavilion,records, 276 manor,105, 107, 31
Marine Parade Stables,deeds, 346
minster see churches, Sts. Mary & Eanswith
museum, 226
parish records,272
Park Farm,moated site, 221
pasture Cl 3, 107, 41
pick,flint,mesolithic, 106, 209, 210
Pier & Lift Co.,records,275
place-name,24
population C!9, 98, 199n
priory (see also abbey), I 95-93, 200; 347
railway,101, 347; 21-2
ring ditches, 106, 5, 10
Sandgate
church, methodist, records, 3 I101, 7, 345; 274
fort, 22
Sandgate Gardeners' Association, 347
shipbuilding,94, 201, 203, 230 turnpike trust,100, 368; 172
school see County Technical School for Girls
settlement, multiperiod, 10-1 I, 12-106, 13, 14, 15
shipbuilding,94, 200, 208, 230
Shornecliffe Camp,274-105, 5; 23
smuggling,21 tithes,106, 89, 102, 107
turnpike trusts,100, 350, 368; 172
Folkestone Chamber of Trade, records, 276
Folkestone Electricity Supply Co., 347 [pg122]Folkestone Flower Show Association Ltd., 101, 101, 347
Folkestone Methodist Circuit, records, 273-5
Folkestone Natural History Society, records, 276
Folkingham,John de (Cl4),52
Fondale,Mrs - (C18), 226
Fondall,Mrs -(CJ 8),226 fonts
position of, recorded by Griffiths, 103, 120, 123
by place
Adisham,109, 113, 116
Canterbury, St. George's, 109, 312, 316
Godmersham, 106, 49, 79
Herne,I103, 27, 131-3; 384 Margate, 104, 103, 127, 131-3; 384 Newington (by Hythe),104, 103, I72 St. Cosmus & St. Damian in the Blean, 109, 118
Sandwich, St. Clement's, 103, 127, 128-9, 130-40; 384-6
Sittingbourne, 103, 127, 131-3; 384
Westwell,49
Fooks,Widow - (Cl?),73
Foord,H. (CI9),94, 195, 204
Foots Cray (G. London) see under Bexley fora, Romano-British, Canterbury, 47n,100, 48, /50, 52, /53, 53-4; 101, 277, 283; 241-102, 2; 103, 203; 320
Force,Charles (CI7-18),217
Ford see under Hoath
ford,Romano-British, Iden Green (illus.), 69-81
Fordcroft see Orpington, Poverest under Bromley
Fordwich
Boycott family, 65-109, 6, 70 bridge,100, 346n
buyers of stone etc from St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 99, 29, 33, 35
church
porch, 142
spire, 277
coins, Anglo-Saxon, I99-104, 200, 203-4
Edward the Confessor's lands, 203n Fordwich Farmhouse,restoration/survey, 104, 98, 216; 252
Guildhall,98, 107, 109; 67 handaxes (illus.), 101, 96, 83-1I7 High Street,excavations,103, 202 hoodboys' pastime,89, 185
John Johnson (alias Antony) of, I15 port (see also ship monies),102, 104, 202-3 recorded by Thomas Lott 1815, 107, 72 roof-tiles,99, 30, 41
St. Augustine's abbey lands,203n ship monies,104, 100, I92
turnpike, tolls,346n; 100, 102, I83 wic, 103, 87; 202-4
Fordwich hundred,202-3
Foresight, 107, 155, 165
Forestar see Forester
Forester (Forestar)
Revd. -(Cl8),223
Nicholas (C13), 101, 224, 226
Forsham (Forshamme)
Osbert de (C13),107
Stephen de (CI4), I08-10
Forster,Richard (Cl?-18), 99, 163, 172
Fortesque,Sir John (Cl6),170 forts (see also blockhouses; hillforts),
Roman
Canterbury,5I
Reculver, 99, 133, 136; 100, 45, 122
Richborough, 5I,122
Stuttfall, SO
Fortune, 215
Forwood see Farrard
Foskett see Knocker & Foskett
Foster
- (Cl6),41
John (C17),58
Thomas (Cl?),58
Fotherby
family,memorial,204
Charles, Archdeacon (C16), 89, 188, 194; 28-106, 9; 107, 225, 232
Capt. Charles M.P. (d.1720),106, 29, 32 Elizabeth see Cooke
Sir John (CI6-17), 29
Mary see also Elcocke
Mary (Cl 8}, m. Sir Edward Dering, 32
Fountain see Fountayne; Fownten
Fountayne (Fountain, Phounlain; see also Fowten)
- (Cl6),86-7
four post structures, Anglo-Saxon, Darenth,56-108, 7, 62 [pg123]Fowler
Robert(Cl7-18),209
Thomas(Cl6),85
Fowll,-(C16),35
Fownten (see also Fountayne), John (Cl5),198
Fox
Revd. Charles James(d.1856),212
Daniel(d.1816),105, 204, 209
Elizabeth(d.I 832), 204
John(C18), 102, 29, 35
Mary see Holman
Mary Ann (d.1824 ),m. Robert Collard, 204
Richard(C16),38
Tom(C18-19),135
Foy,Christopher (Cl8),239
Frager,Ann(C19), 20
Franceys see Francis
Francis (Franceys; Fraunceys; Fraunces; see also Fraunceys)
Alexander(Cl3), 224
Johanna (C14--15),m. Thomas Stonlyng,
22
John(Cl4),20-96, 3, 25
Katherine(Cl4),22
Margaret (Cl4-15), m.1 John
Badmynton, m.2 William
Clyderowe,22-3
Sarah(d.1798), 26
Francklin see Franklyn
Franrois, 210
Franingam see Freningham
Frank,Thomas(Cl8),238
Frankenham see Faukeham
Franklin(Francklin; Franklyn)
Mrs -(Cl8),237
Nicholas(d.1577),33
Susan(Cl7-18),209
Franks,G.A.(C20),111
Frankwell, Nicholas (d.1658), 96, 391, [pg393]Fraser,Alex(Cl9),96, 197n
Fraunceys; Fraunces see Francis
Frebody see Freebody
Fredville see under Nonington
Freebody(Frebody)
John(Cl4-15), 96, 22, 24n
Thomas(Cl7),154
Freeman
-(d.1637 daughter of Sir Ralph),m. Sir
George Sondes, 109, 167, 179-80
John(Cl8),232-3 John(fl.1806-7),109, 94, 210-12
Sir Ralph(d.1634), 109, 167, 179-81
Ralph(Cl7), 179-80
Rowland(Cl9), 144--100, 50; 139n
William(C17), 180
Freestone, Arthur Lindley (d.1916), 452
Freeth, Stephen,"A Monumental Brass in Maidstone Museum" (illus. ), 245-9
Freke, Edmund, Bishop of Rochester (C16),84
Fremling
Ann (Cl7),292
Joan(Cl7), 292
Mary(Cl7),292
Mary jnr.(Cl7), 292
Fremlins(brewers), 101, 332; 84
Fremoult family,memorials, 205
French(Ffrench)
Alderman -(C18),232
-(C19),100, 374, 381
Elizabeth(Cl7),71
John & family(Cl7),288
Samuel(Cl9),95, 235, 240
French (see also French Protestants;
French Wars)
C14
attack Kent,89, 141; 98, 244; 106, 86, 95
raid Gravesend,244
threaten Dover, 186-9
Cattack Sandwich,15, 100, 211-13; 136
French Protestants,Canterbury, 100, 404, 410
French Wars
arable farming expanded during,16n
Brabourne barracks,29n
Napoleonic defences,91, 209; 250
recorded by Thomas Pattenden, 141-4
shipbuilding during, 94, 195, 208-213, 227
Frend (see also Friend)
Alderman R. (C18-19), 211-109, 12, 235
W. (C18-19), 105, 235, 238-9
Freningham (Franingam), John, Mayor (C!5), 165-6
Frenne, John(C15-16),122
Frere,S.S.,100, 48, 50-5 [pg124]"Canterbury: The Post-War Excavations" (illus. ),100, 29-46
review, 410-12
frescoes see wall paintings
Frese,Lambin (Cl2), 96, 399; 97, 277; 98, 215, 218
friaries see abbeys/monastic houses
Friend (see also Frend), William (C18), 227
Frindsbury see under Rochester
Frindsbury Extra (see also Frindsbury under Rochester)
Aeslingham,St. Peter's, 107
brickworks,111
Chattenden, 13n
coins
Roman,358
Anglo-Saxon,264
dagger/knife, bronze age,104, 350, 351, 352
limekilns,88
tap-handle, medieval, 101, 375, 377
tithe survey,111
Upnor castle, 92, 126; 96, 345, 360
Wainscott,coin, Roman, 254
Frinstead,Turner estate, 336
Frittenden
Cliff properties in,12
population Cl 6, 100, 235, 257
school records,267
tiles,medieval,89
Frogenhall (Frogenhale)
family
at Frogwell, 185
land holdings Cl 5, 100, 220
Thomas (d.1448),55
Froggarde, George (C16), 66
Frogholt see under Newington (by Hythe)
Frognal see under Sidcup
Frogwell see Frogholt under Newington (by Hythe)
Frome,- (C19),80
Froomoult,Samuel (Cl8), 225
Froy,William N. (ironfounder),154
fruit-farming, 5-92, 7, 30
Fry,James Hockett (C19),396
Fudge,Revd. J.R. (Cl9),6
Fulbert (C11),98, 78, 81n
Fullagar family,history of,254
Fuller (Ffuller)
Ann (C17),69
John (Cl6),33
John (Cl8),72
Joseph (C19), 23
Richard (C18),109, 196, 219-22
Thomas (C17),73-4
William (C17), 94, 70, 69
fuller's earth (see also fulling mills), smuggling Cl 7, 99, 73-9
Fullerton (Hants.), Romano-British
watermill, 100, 115, 116-17, 128
fulling mills (see also fullonica) historical sources for,80 by place
Chartham,237
Darent river,3
Godmersham,64
Goudhurst,80n
Horsmonden, 80n
Sevenoaks,287
West Peckham,80n
Fulljames,T. (C18), 23n
fullonica, Darenth, 97, 159, 162, 167, 176
funerary practices bronze age, 93-7
Anglo-Saxon, 33-92, 51; 201-93, 2;
post-medieval, as reflected by probate accounts,109, 52, 62
Funton Creek see under Iwade
Furby, William (Cl8),22n furnaces see ovens & furnaces
Furner (Ffurner)
Ann (Cl7), 71
William & wife (C17), 71
William jnr. (C17),71
Furnese,Sir Robert (Cl 8),329
furniture fittings/veneers, Romano-British,
Furnival family,Hasted on, 301
Fynch see Finch
Fyndon, Thomas, Abbot (C13-14), 99, 250; 180-2
Fyneaux
family,131n
Sir John (d.1527),126n
G
Gage,Sir John (C16),97, 62, 65n
Gaines,Oliver (Cl7),77
Gale, Revd. Thomas Hinxman (Cl9), 78-9
Gallaway, Catherine (?C16), m. Thomas
Manwood, 138 [pg125]Gallett
John & wife (Cl7), 71
Rivers (Cl7), 71
Galley Hill see under Swanscombe & Greenhithe
Gallwey
Flora Caroline see Oxenden
Nigel Vernon (Cl9-20), 75-6
Col. Patrick FitzGerald (d.1903), 75
Gambier, Admiral-(CI8), 199-200
Gamble, John (Cl6), 126 gaming counters see counters Gamon
Elizabeth (Cl7), 71
John & wife (Cl7), 71
William (Cl7), 71
Gannet H.M.S., 107, 182, 191
Gannymede, 1 186
Ganyn, John (Cl6), 344
gaols (see also bridewells; lock-ups; prisons)
at
Canterbury, 89, 195; 100, 326; 87
Dover, 143
Faversham, 87
Maidstone, 147n; 92, 99, 188; 100, 226, 36 I; 104, 21-2, 23n, 24; 87
Sandwich, 210
building of, sources, 87
gardens, formal, excavations, 174 Gardiner
Miss - (C19), 35
- (Cl9), 14
Dorothy, Historic Haven, assessed, 25-93, 6, 28; 5
M. (see also Drewett, P., Rudling, D. & Gardiner, M.), "Broomhill Church Project: 1988 Season", 377-9
Samuel (fl.1891), 97, 214, 217, 219
Stephen, Bishop of Winchester (CI6), 180
William (Sandwich), Canon (Cl6), 175-101, 7, 180-1, 184
Gardner
Major - (C19), 388-9
Robert (CI9), 64
Garfield, Capt. James (Cl7-18), 95, 214, 218
Garland, Charles Timothy (d.19 I6),452
Garlin, Alderman -(Cl8), 237
Garlinge see under Margate
garnets, in Anglo-Saxon jewellery, 55-89, 8, f58, 59, 69, 70, 8 1-2; 91, 167; 92, 248; 98, 222; 100, 130, 132, 134, 136, 137n,138-9, 143
Garnett, George (Cl9), 92
Garrard
P.
on small finds from
Bekesbourne Palace (ii/us.), 52-5 Canterbury
North Lane (ii/us.),9 173-4 Riding Gate (ii/us.), 4, 107, 149-52
St. Augustine's (i/lus.), 113-15
St. Martin's Hill (illus.), 182-99
and Elder, J.M., on small finds from St. George's Street, Canterbury, 107-63
P.H., on human bones from St. Gregory's, Canterbury, 303-4
Garrett
family, records, 339
Richard (C20), 333
Garrington see under Ickham & Well; Littlebourne
Garrison Point Fort see under Sheerness
Garrow, Sir William (Cl9), 95
Garwinton
family, land holdings C15, 100, 220
Thomas (Cl4), 100, 226, 229
gas lamps see under street lamps, gas
Gascelyn family, 29
gasworks
Ramsgate, I9 I
Tunbridge Wells, 385
Gate, John de la (Cl4), 100-102, 1, 107
gate fittings
Romano-British, Canterbury, 103, 207, 209; 107, 123, 124-5, 12^ 132-3, 149-50, 151
post-medieval, Canterbury, 362-3
Gatele, Goscelin de (Cl4), 108
Gatewyk
Elizabeth (Cl3), 10
Joan de (Cl4), m.(?) William de Waure, 12-13
John de (CI3), 94, 10, 13-14
Katherine (Cl3), 10
Margaret (Cl3), 10
Richard de (C13 father of John), 94, 10, 15
Richard de (Cl3 son of John), 10 [pg126]William de (Cl3),94, 94, 10-12
Gatewyk v. Gatewyk, 7-12 Gatewykesmede see under Seal Gaunt
John of (Cl 4), 97, 193; 100, 219; 183-4
Kathryn see Swynford
Richard (C18),233
Gauntlett,Dr. H.J. (Cl9),93, 15, 21 gavelkind
Custumal of Kent, 92, 65; 65-95, 79; 2-15
Cl2-13
land market, effect on, 146-7
Romney Marsh, 46-7
CEastry, effect on land tenure, 13, 94, 120-1
ClGatewyk v. Gatewyk, Scotgrove, 4, 94, 7-26
Cl6-probate accounts, 17, 109, 54-5 Cl7
displaced, 100
Sondes family, 178-9
widows,Sevenoaks, 281-93
Gaye,- (C19),drawing by, 163
Gaynesford,Nicholas (Cl 5),8
Geary
Sir Francis (C19),18n,21n
Mary see Bartholmew
Sir William (C19), 18
Geddinge see under Denton with Wootton
Gedge, Revd. E. Lionel (Cl 9-20), 34-5
Geffrey,William (d.1516), 55-6
Gegge,John (Cl5),151
Gellett,Richard (Cl9), 389n
General Steam Navigation Co., 205n, 208n
geology
Cliffe, 360-1
Cuxton (illus.), 104, 39, 41, 43-53, 72-4
Hoo Gravels, 41-101, 3, 44-5, 46-7, 51-3
Kentish,impact on land-use, 6-9
George
Kings of England
II,at Sittingbourne, 3
IV
at Gravesend, 39
donation to Margate Infirmary, 222
VI,visits Canterbury, 39
St., painting of in Christ Church, Canterbury, 129-30
William (C18),237
Gerald
Cl 2-Abbot of Casamari, 13, 101, 32-3 Germain,Lord see Sackville,Lord George Germanus,St., 96, 318
Gerrard
Sir Gilbert (Cl 6),4
William (Cl6),135n
Gervase
Cl of Canterbury,2, 91, 16; 92, 129; 95, 185; 128
Cl son of Alard,4, 96, 20-2
Ghent,Walter of,Abbot (Cl 2), 27n Gianibelli,Fredericke (Cl6),101, 89, 149-51
Gibbon (see also Gybbon)
family (of West Cliffe),pedigree, 255
Dr. -(Cl6), 126
Edward (Cl 8),255
Gibbons
David (Cl9),44
Henry (b.1834), 44
Orlando,bust of,314
Gibbs
family (of Ickham), 170-1
A. (Cl 9), 79-80
Henry (C18),101, 61, 68
John (C I 9), 396
Robert (C17-18),74
Susan (Cl8), 74
Thomas (C18),74
Gibson
Revd. A.H., report on Shepway (Maidstone), 226
A.M. (see also Perkins, D.R.J. & Gibson, A.M.), Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Pottery, reviewed, 270
Giddyng,Roger (C14), 203n
Gifford
George (Cl7/18),22n
Jane (Cl 7-18),m. Finch Umfrey, 22
Thomas (Cl 7/18),22
Gilber, Revd. George (CI 8-19), 228n-9n
Gilbert
Mrs -(CI 9),100, 326, 330, 335
Alfred (C19),9
F.W. (d.1916),452
Henry (Cl9),117 [pg127]Jane (d. I 603), m. Robert Bargrave, 89, 108, 270
John (d.Cl6),270
Gildas, records foundation of Kent, 2-3
Giles
N. (Cl9), Ill
Gilham, George (C19-20), 100, 440, 442
Gill, Alice (CI 7),292
Gillbourn, William (Cl7), 71
Gillespie,James L., "Dover Castle: Key to Richard !I's Kingdom ?", 179-95
Gillingham (Gillyngham), Thomas de (Cl4), 108-10
Gillingham
axe, bronze age, 95, 295, 2 97
Black Book,194-91, 5; 65-72
Brampton
church, Old Brampton Garrison methodist,records, 317
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 198-200, 202-3, 209-12
non-conformist minister 1822, 23n
swing riots, I 03
churches (see also under Brompton; Rainham)
Byron Road methodist, records, 317
Canterbury Street methodist, records, 317
Nelson Road methodist, records, 317
coin hoard, Roman,139 custumal & rental, 98, 92, 66-72 Darland,coin, Roman, 103, 255 deeds, 105, 255
defences, 155
Digges land, 199
Grench Manor, bricks, 171
Hempstead, 69-92, 70; 35n hoard see coin hoard
manor, 109, 31, 35-7 non-conformity 1676, 94, 67
Nor Marsh
map 1665, 81
pottery, Romano-British, 94, 265; 286
parish registers, 334
population totals 1641-1801, 94, 65, 67
Rainham
axe, neolithic/bronze age, 108, 296, 297
Aylesford estates, 85n
church
inscriptions,254
memorial of James Donnett,112
cricket club, 375
Horsham manor, 170-98, 1, 173, 175
land sold to Archbishop Wulfred 811
St. Mary's abbey lands in,111
status during Anglo-Saxon period,102--4
Wimble family, 56
de Say property,15 I
Sheepland,deeds,330
shipbuilding, 230
Wigmore,axe, bronze age,1 5, 301, 302
Gillingham Water, 166
Gillington (alias Miller), John (Cl6), 124
Gillman; Gilman see Gyylman
Gilpin, Sarah (Cl8),238
Gilton see Guilton under Ash
Ginder, Thomas (Cl7),94
Gipps (Gippes; see also Gipps & Co.)
Ann see Andrews; Lauman
Christopher (Cl 8),74
Elizabeth see Goulding; Roberts
George M.P. & Mayor (d.1800)
as apothecary,73--4
Burghmote, refuses to be a member, 200n
and coal tolls, 183
pedigree recorded by Hasted,254
properties, 107, 325; 231
and James Simmons, 105, 220, 222, 227-8; 268
Henry (Cl 7 of Greenwich),72-3
Henryjnr. (Cl8),73
Henry (C18-19 of Canterbury), 228-105, 9, 240, 241n; 108, 268
John (Cl8), 74
Mary see also Alder
Mary (b.1671), 72
Sarah (b.1668),72
Simon (Cl7),72
Gipps & Co. (Canterbury), 236
Gipson
Dorritie (C17), 73
George the elder (C17), 73
George the younger (Cl7),73 [pg128]Giraud
Revd. - (C18-19),239
F.C.,& Donne, C.E.,A Visitor's Guide to Faversham, reviewed, 220-2
girdle fastener,post-medieval,Canterbury, 105, 118, 120
Gladish,William (C19},5-93, 6, II,22
Glanville,Gilbert de, Bishop of Rochester (Cl2-13)
and
Bishops' Palace,100, 187; 19
Rochester priory,50--91, 4, 57; 6n
establishes hospital,253 witnesses charter,94, 101, 26n,38n
Glasier,Hugh (C16),174-5
glass (see also beads; counters; glass, stained & painted; glassworking; pendants)
Romano-British
vessels
Canterbury
Gravel Walk, 141
New Street,247
St. Augustine's, 103, 81, 117
St. George's Street, 151-105, 2, 153, 154-5
Westgate Farm,221
Chatham,I84
Milstead, 108, 295, 297
Radfield,241
St. Mary Cray,260
Thurnham,103, 151, 153 ■
window,Canterbury,St. George's, 154
Romano-British/Anglo-Saxon, window, St. Mary Cray, 211
Anglo-Saxon
on brooches
Amherst, 130-100, 1, 137-9
on pin head,Eastry,413 vessels
Canterbury, Westgate Farm, 221
Darenth, 95, 305; 96, 305, 3 I 0, 311,
Lord of the Manor, 242
Monkton,89, 59, /59, 60-1, 72-3
Sarre,105, 293, 295
Westbere,312
medieval
vessels, Canterbury, St. George's Street, 105, 153, 155-7
window (see also glass, stained & painted)
Bekesbourne,54
Canterbury,103, 117; 156
Leigh,20I
Otford,203
post-medieval
vessels
Canterbury, 105, 153, 157-8, 159, 160-2, 163
Chatham,182-3
Gravesend,93, 167, 168
Rochester,89, 205; 261
window (see also glass, stained & painted)
Canterbury,St. George's Street, 163
Chatham,182
Gravesend,168-9
glass, stained & painted, in Kentish churches,109
medieval
Appledore, 102
Barham, 209-105, 12, 213
Nettlestead, 91, 112; 7n
Newington (by Hythe), 172
Ospringe, 95, 100, 105, 115, 116, 117
Otford Palace,273
Ulcombe,112 medieval/post-medieval
Canterbury, cathedral, 100, 307, 311-12, 314
Cudham,109-11
Downe,111-12
Ebony, 95, 308; 96, 415; 159 post-medieval
Godmersham,80
Knole,1-14
Reading Street,167
Southfleet,372
Stowting,280-1
Wye College,102, 219, 225-7 undated,Canterbury,St. George's Street, 105, 150
glass-working,medieval, Canterbury, 279
Glassenbury see under Cranbrook
Gloucester
family,Hasted on, 301 [pg129]Alexander of (Cl3), 100, 98, 218
Dukes of
- (C14), 191
Humphrey (C15), 212
Earls of (see also Clare; Despenser) inherit Horton manor, 87
Glover,Richard (C15), 96, 23; 108
glovers, 84
Glynne, Sir Stephen (Cl 9), 97, 298; 103, 52, 119-20, 125; 109, 114, 313
Goatham, Archibald William (d.1916), 452
Goatley Lees see under Boughton Aluph
Gobery Hill see under Wingham
Goble,J.T. (C20),Ill
Gobylonde,Nicholas (C14),20
Goda,Countess (Cl I), 55
Godard, John, Mayor (C14--15), 385
Goddard,Richard (C16), 189
Goddards Green see under Cranbrook
Godden
Widow - (Cl 7), 70
Henry (C17-18),393
James (C17), 71
W.J. (d.1916), 454-5
Godden Green see under Seal
Gode
Lambert (C12),145
William (Cl4),21
Godefrid Dapifer (C11), 78
Godestre,Robert de (Cl4), 110
Godfrey
CI I, the steward, 8
Henry snr. & wife (CI7), 68
Mildred (C17), widow of Thomas, also m. Carpenter, m.3 John Wimble, 56
R., engraving of Riding Gate, Canterbury, 107, 120, 140
Rob & wife (C17), 68
Thomas (Cl7), 56
Godfrey-Fawcett,Sir Bryan (Cl 9-20), 25
Godinton see under Great Chart with Singleton
Godmersham
almshouses,59
Bentigh,69
Bilting
Thomas Carter of, 65
cemetery, Quaker, 62
settlement C14, 106, 51
turnpike,100, 364; 102, 177; 77
bridge, 64
burial,bronze age, 45
church (see also clergy; vicarage), a history (illus. ), 45-8 1
clergy Cl8, 99, 163
Court Lodge (Godmersham priory), 50-106, 2, 56, 63, 75, 79-80
deeds,329
Eggerton (see also Great Eggerton)
Gott family,65 manor,106, 106, 5 1-2, 59, 65
Scott family, 6 106, 1, 63
fair,56
field system, prehistoric/Romano- British,45
Ford manor,51-106, 2, 6 1
Ford Place, 106, 61, 63-5
fulling mill,64
Godmersham Park, 106, 51, 66, 75, 81
Godmersham Street, 106, 51, 59, 77
Great Eggerton, 65 knife,Anglo-Saxon, 106, 91, 203-4
Knight family, 97, 255; 102, 145, 178 manor, 98, 77-9, 83; 45-106, 6, 48, 50, 52, 57
map Cl8, 109, 75
market, 56-7
Mosewell, 51 non-conformity,106, 99, 187 parish registers, 101, 334 poorhouse,106, 58, 69, 77
Pope Street, 51
turnpike, 177
Winchcombe see under Crundale
Wye College properties,215
Yallande,106, 51, 61
Godric (ClI), 98, 83, 87; 220n; 99, 107, 257
Godstone (Surrey), turnpike trust, 100, 350; 17n
Godtschalk, Mary (C16-17), m.1 Henry Kille, m.2 Nicholas Houblon, 116-104, 17, 121
Godwell see under Offham
Godwin (Godwine; Godwyn)
CBishop of Rochester,10, 93, 183
CI chorepiscopus, 1, 104, 206
CEarl of Kent, 11, 98, 70, 73; 192n
Richard (Cl5), 91 [pg130]Dean Thomas(C16),91, 89, 172, 186-7
Godwine see Godwin
Godwyn see Godwin
Goff see Gough
Gold,Thomas(d.1653), 109, 19, 22
gold objects (see also bracteates; brooches, composite disc; hoards; hooks; pendants; rings; scabbard-chapes; sun-dials; threads; torcs),Anglo-Saxon
dating of,83-89, 4; 142-100, 3; 68
Canterbury,227
gold-working see goldsmiths Golder,Alice(C19),11 Goldfinch(Goldfynch)
-(C16 of Harbledown),35
Dorothy (C16), m. Robert Colwell, 102, 113, 116n,117, 123, 128
Elizabeth see Farrard
George(C20), 437
Henry (C16}, 113-102, 15, 116n, 117, 123-8
John,alias Finch (d. 1541), 113-102, 15, 117, 120-1, 123
Richard(Cl6 brother of John), 124
Richard (C I 6 son of John), 102, 113, 117, 123, 128
Thomas(Cl6),102, 113, 117, 123, 128
Goldie & Child,9
Golding
George(Cl8-19),206
John(Cl8), 206
Robert(C15-16 of Ebony),163
Robert(C19 of Hunton),106, 117, 122
Thomas(Cl9),21
William(C19),104, 21, 23
Goldsack see Scarlett & Goldsack Goldsmith
Edward & wife(C17), 69
William(Cl9),19
goldsmiths
Anglo-Saxon,227
medieval, 92, 148, 154; 100, 221; 108, 220, 222-4
guild of,150
Goldstone
Thomas I,Prior (d.1468),17
Thomas II,Prior(C15-16)
building under at
Appledore,3
Bekesbourne,31
Canterbury, Christ Church, 92, 136; 176
Ebony,3
tomb,17
Goldwell
Dr. James,Bishop of Norwich(C15),97
John(C16),192
Thomas,Prior(C16),172 William(Cl6),89, 93, 134, 142
Golgotha see under Eythorne
Gomme, Sir Bernard de (C17), 89, 155; 126
Goneld,John(Cl5),224n
Gonson,William(C16),89, 147; 344 Good (see also Goode)
James (C16), 128
Thomas(C16),179
Goodall
A.R. (see also Thorn, J.C. & Goodall, A.R.), on copper alloy & lead objects from Ospringe (il/us. ), 137-45
l.H.
on iron objects from Ospringe (ii/us.), 129-32
on a medieval lock from Canterbury, 121
SirReginald(C20},36
Goode (see also Good), James(C20), 100, 440, 442
Goodhew
John(Cl5-16},217 Philip(C18),102, 109, 224
Goodnestone (next Wingham) (see also Graveney with Goodnestone) barrow, bronze age, 335n Bonnington, and Wingham College, 104, 92, 53; 64
buyers of stone from St. Augustine's, Canterbury,99, 29, 35
Chillenden,estates of Abba, 112 coaching services C I104, 9, 98, I94, 20 I, 203, 207-8, 212
Compton census returns 1676, 67n
Crixhall Farm,moated site,221
Engeham family,56
Goodnestone Park,66
Gosebourne lands C16, 101, 238 hearth,iron age,93, 95
Knowlton
footpath diversion, 333
Spaine estate, 59 [pg131]parish registers, 109, 101, 334
tithe survey,I05n,111
Goodsall,R.H.
A Fourth Kentish Patchwork, reviewed, 234
obituary, frontispiece, 226
Goodwin(Goodwyn)
Albert(Cl9), 193
Arthur(d.1916),452
Ebenezer(C19), 193
Elizabeth(Cl7), 68
Thomas & wife(Cl7),94, 69, 72
Goodwin Sands,134
Goodwynstone see Goodnestone under Graveney with Goodnestone
Goodyer,Susan(Cl 7), 69
Goord,L.F.(d.1916),452
Goose, Nigel R., "Wage Labour on a Kentish Manor: Meopham 1307- 75",203-23
Gordon,Charles(Cl9),164
Gore see under Eastry; Goudhurst
Gorely,-(Cl8), 235
Goring, Lord -(Cl7),97, 214, 217, 219
Goscelin(C11),on
royal saints, 15-91, 16; 13-95, 14, 16; 101, 2, 7, I In,13, 20
St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 179n, 339
Goscelinesland see under Ash-cum-Ridley
Gosebourne, Alderman Henry (CI5-16 ), 238
Gosling
Elizabeth & heirs (Cl8), 222
Thomas(Cl8), 239
Gosson,Stephen(Cl6),41n
Gostling, W., 89, 172; 105, 220, 229n, 232-3
Gott
Mary (d. 1768), 65
Maximilian(d.l 735),65
Sarah(d. I772),65
Goudhurst
Bedgebury
Bedgebury Park,327
Culpeper family,89, 186; 64
Bewlbridge Farm, oast, 95, 245, 246
Combwell
Campion family, 78-9
map 1621, 68
priory,97, 60; 79
court sessions,137
fulling mill,80n
Gore,turnpike trust, 368
map C17, 109, 78
New Zealand Company visit 1839, 188n
non-conformity, 185
Old Park,map 1628, 77
origins of, 9
population C16, 100, 235, 237, 238n, 242, 245n,247n,257
tithes, IOI
turnpike trusts,100, 349, 364, 368
woodland CI6, 100, 234
Gouge
James(Cl8-19),78n
Walter(C20), 195
gouges
bronze age, copper alloy, Cliffe, 282
medieval, iron, Canterbury, 105, 129, 130
Gough(Goff)
Harold, "A Fresh Look at the Reculver Parish Clerk's Story" (ill us.), 133-8
Ralph & wife(C17), 68
Goulburn, Henry (Cl9), 100
Gould, James(Cl7-18),217
Goulding, Elizabeth (C17), m. Simon Gipps, 72
Gower, H. Hugh, Leaves from a Life, reviewed, 282-3
Gracyen,William(Cl3),88
graffiti, Romano-British, on pottery, 91, 207; 99, 279; 153
Graham
Revd. Charles Clark(C19),67
Elizabeth(Cl9), 67
Graham-Campbell, J. (see also Budny,M.
& Graham-Campbell,J.)
"Three Pieces of Ninth-Century Anglo- Saxon Ornamental Metalwork in the Royal Museum, Canterbury" (illus.), 21-4
on an Anglo-Saxon strap-end from Canterbury (illus.), 184-6
Grain,Isle of see Isle of Grain
granaries
Romano-British
Wilmington, 212
medieval/post medieval, Otford Palace, 274-100, 5, 277, 279
post-medieval [pg132]Horton chapel, 98, 88, 104
Parsonage House (East Peckham), 256
Grand
Maria le (d.1756),209
Mary le (d.1641), m. James Demaistres, 104, 116, 119, 121
Robert le (d.1753), 209
Grand Napoleon, 210
Grandfield, Yvette, "The Holiday Diary of Thomas Lott: 12-22 July 1815" (illu s.), 63-82
Grandison
Barons,arms of, 412
Katherine (C14), m. William, Earl of Salisbury, 412
William,1st Baron (d.1330), 412
Grandisono,Oto de (C14), 110 Grant
Dr. -, Bishop of Southwark (C19), 21
Mary (Cl9),104, 17, 19
Thomas & Sons (Maidstone), records, 252
Sir William (Cl 9), 204
Grantley,Lord see Norton,Sir Fletcher
Grateck,Ann (Cl7), 73
Grave
Robert at (Cl3),36n
Thomas (Cl6), 89
grave markers, medieval, Adisham, 116
Graveney with Goodnestone
Goodnestone (Goodwynstone), church, Hatch bequest,119
Graveney
church, recorded by Griffiths 1846, I 20n,123
land sold to Archbishop Wulfred, 104, 100, ll0-11
Graves, Robert (Cl6/17), 193
graves see barrows; burials; cemeteries; cists; coffins; cremations; grave markers; gravestones; mausolea; megalithic tombs; orientation; vaults
Gravesend
advowson of, 111
almshouses,Pinnock's, 2
artillery defences (illus.), 141-68
axe,mesolithic, 371
blockhouse
excavations
1975, interim report, 208-91, 9, 212-13
1976, interim report, 250
1975-6 (ii/us.), 153-77
history of (illus.), 143-89, 5, 147-61; 341-96, 2, 344, 346n, 347-8, 351, 358
restoration,94, 280; 414
Chalk
and Denton Level, map 1694, 109, 68, ff72, 80
barrow, bronze age, 95
?causewayed enclosure, 230
church
inscriptions, transcripts of, 335
recorded by Griffiths 1841, 120n
coins
Greek, 295
Roman, 373
Anglo-Saxon, 373-4
cross, medieval, 276-7
kiln, Romano-British, 28-98, 9, 3 I,35, 37, 39
manor,33
parish records, 321
plaque, medieval, 101, 374, 375
seal matrix,medieval, 107, 404, 406
churches (see also under Chalk; Milton; Northfleet; see also advowson of; clergy)
Catholic chapel, 21-2
Chapel of Ease, 1-24
Christ Church, 93, 17, 19n,24
Rosherville,24n
St. George's
census 1851, 415
as chapel of ease, 204
destruction of, 198
drawing of, 199n, 107, 201,
St. John's, I; 93, 100, 403, 415
St. Mark's, 24n
St. Mary's, 203n,204
clay pipemakers, 93, 170; 95, 233; 96, 368, 383
clergy Cl4, 107, 20311
coaching services C19, 98, 194-6, 198-200, 202-3, 209-12
coin hoard,Roman,51-62
court sessions, 137 [pg133]Customs House, 93, 92, 88, 102
deeds, 255
defences (see also artillery defences; blockhouse; Milton,blockhouse), civil war, 75
Denton, & Chalk Level, map 1694, 109, 68, fj72, 80
ferry terminus, 195n,211
fire 1727, 150
French raid 1379, 244
grocer's accounts,255
harness pendant,medieval, 106, 209, 211
High Street,foundry,76
hoard see coin hoard
hospital of St. John the Baptist, 107, 193, 200
ironwork, decorative, 92, 74, 75-9, 80, 81, 88-9, 91-2, 95, 97-8, 101-2; 143n
King John's Palace (ii/us.), 193-205
manor, 107, 200, 202-4
Manor House,107, 200, 202-4
market,74-5
May family, 69-70
mayors, 103, 70, 75
Milton
blockhouse
excavations
1974, interim report, 221
1975, interim report,200
1976, interim report, 250
1978, interim report, 280
1974-8 (illus.), 341-62
history of, 143-50
Canal Basin (see also blockhouse), 348-96, 9, 358
chantry, 89, 143, 159-62, 168; 96, 344;
Christ Church parish,records,324 churches
Holy Trinity, 93, 2, 16-17, 18, 19-20, 22, 24; 100, 407, 416;
St. John's chapel, 1-93, 8, 9, 10-24
Sts. Peter & Paul
bells, 102, 35, 38
C!9, 93, 1-3
census 185 I, 4 I 5
recorded by Griffiths, 103, 120, 124
East Terrace, deeds, 329
Parrock Manor House, 21
pillory, 195
shipbuilding,230
shipping records,78
New Tavern Fort
building of, 159-89, 60, f 161, 161-4, f165, 166-8
and Emmanuel Durval,21 restoration of, 93, 89, 221; 91, 209; 92, 250; 280-94, 1; 414
non-conformity 1851, 40 I, 403-100, 6, 416
Northfleet
Baker's Hole flint industry, 21
Bederenden property,I13 bell-ringers, 99, 102, 39
Boorman's Mill, 100, 319, 320, 321--4 Christ Church properties, 104, 92, 109 churches (see also Iiving of) methodist,records, 101, 318 parish
Anselm gives to Rochester priory, 55
Oxford Movement,3
coach routes C l9, 98, 195 coin,Roman, 107, 414 deeds, 101, 335
dockyard proposed, 264-5 farm workers I823-101, 37, 100, 378 flints,mesolithic,107, 414
Frankish remains,318
Istead Rise,denehole,245 limekilns,103, 108, 88
living of,135
non-conformity 1676, 68 population totals 1641-94, 1801, 94, 65, 68
shipbulding,230
turnpike trusts, 348n, 350n, 100, 351, 363
pier, 93, 5; 39
Pier Hotel, 8
poor house, 2
population, census 1851, 400-100, 1, 403-7, 415-16
Rural Deanery,records, 318
St. George's parish,records, 261
St. James' parish,records, 261
St. Mary's parish,records, 1()261 school, Ragged, 5, 93, 20; I107, 95, 200 shipbuilding,94, 203, 230 tradesmen, advertisements for, 101, 333 turnpike trust, 100, 34811, 35011, 359, 368 wharf,blockhouse, 89, 156, 158, 162 [pg134]Windmill Hill, beacon,89, 141
Woodville Gardens,39
Gravesend Anti Church Rate Society, 40
Gravesend Freehold Investment Co.,4
Gravesham Society,209
gravestones (see also brasses, monumental; grave markers; inscriptions,gravestones)
Adisham,116n
Canterbury
Christ Church (illus.), 5-28
St. Augustine's, 228
St. Margaret's,300
St. Mary Bredin,405
Ebony,165
Godmersham,56
Hartley,292
Leeds,44
Rochester,St. Nicholas, 187-91, 8, 189, [pg190]St. Paul's Cray,99, 180
Se^,91, 211; 9^254
Wingham,66
Gravett,K.W.E.
"Brookland Belfry" (illus.), 43-8
Timber & Brick Building in Kent, assessed, 7
review, 401-2
and Renn, D.F., "The Tower of Stone Castle, Greenhithe" (illus.), 312-18
Gray
Sir Henry, Lord of Powys (d.1450), [pg17]Mathias (CIS),109, 109, 237
P.J., "Skinners House, Chiddingstone" (illus. ),179-82
Great Buckland Farm (parish unknown), survey & map Cl9, 109, 95, 97
Great Chart with Singleton
Bucksford Farm,map Cl9, 101, 334
Chilmington estate,334
Court Lodge,175
East Chart manor,18
Godinton,map 1621, 72
Goldwell estate, 334
Great Chart
curate Cl 6, 101, 175
land units CS,106
swing riots,100
Wye College properties,215
moated sites
Singleton,221
The Moat, 221
place name,7
Sidley family, 371
ThanetWood,33n
Great Culand see under Burham
Great Mongeham see under Deal Greatness see under Sevenoaks
Green (Grene;see also Greene)
C. see Eddison,J. & Green C.
Howe (Cl8),95, 234, 239
John (d.1485),102, 5, 7
John (Cl7),168
M.
on the pottery from Riding Gate, Canterbury, 147-9
and Macpherson-Grant, N., on the pottery from St. George's Street, Canterbury,101-6
Thomas (Cl6),129n,93, 142; 60n Green Street Green see under Darenth Greenall, Revd. Thomas (C 18-19), 97, 102, 201-3
Greene (see also Green), John (Cl7), 269
Greenfield,General - (C18), 202
Greenford (Greneforde), John (Cl5), 23
Greenhill
family (of Ashford),68
Thomas (C18), 218
Greenhill see under Otford
Greenhithe see Swanscombe & Greenhithe Greenway Court see under Hollingbourne Greenway Forstal see under Harrietsham
Greenwich (London Borough) archaeological report 1977, 223-4 Charlton
clergy Cl6, 93, 86n
Old Rectory,excavations,224
Roper family property, 163
East Greenwich
Gipps family,72
inscriptions,transcripts of,335
parish registers,334
Eltham
Palace
bee boles,106, 113, 115, 126 brickwork,108, 171-2, 174 moated site,93, 221, 224
Well Hall
bee boles,106, 111, 115, 126 [pg135]brickwork,108, 172, 180
moated site,221
Roper family,108, 163, 180-1
Greenwich
axes,neolithic,302
Chaucer property,152
coaching services C I 9, 98, 194, I 97n, 203, 211-13
hospital, Dreadnought Seaman's, 153
ironwork, decorative, 77-92, 8, 82, 88-9, 91-2, 95-9, 101-2
pasture,detached,19-20
poor relief 1828, 94
Roper family property, I 63
swing riots, 96n
tenements acquired by Londoners, 150-1
theatre,96n
turnpike trust, 368
Kidbrooke
Roper lands, 163
tithe survey,I 02
Plumstead,16
Shooters Hill
History Group,224
post-medieval site, excavations, 224
Woolwich
arsenal, 162
barber-surgeon,76
chapel,7
church (see also chapel),50
coaching services C I 9, 98, 194, 197n, 202-3, 211-13
dockyard
C16-Baker family at, 17, 107, 158, 166
Cshipbuilding,18, 94, 198, 202
C19
convict labour,94
fortifications, 276
Master Attendant, 265
steam factory,80
Middle Park Farmhouse, excavations, 224
pasture,detached, 19-20
Roper family property, 163
tenements acquired by Londoners, 150
turnpike trust, 368
Grcge,Stephen (C14/15), 153
Gregory
John (C17),69
Katherin (Cl7),69
Grene see Green
Greneforde see Greenford
Grenfell, William Henry, Lord Desborough (Cl 9), 56
Gresham,Sir John (Cl6),97, 63, 67n
Gretnarsche see Greatness under Sevenoaks
Gretness see Greatness under Sevenoaks Gretton,Sarah,on animal bones from
Halling,133
Wouldham,85
Grey
family, land holdings C15, 100, 219
General Sir Charles, later Earl Grey (C18),33
Hon Henry (d. I 799), 208
Tony & Tyler, Alan, "A Mesolithic Site in Priory Gardens, Orpington", 109, 334, 336
Greyhound Galley, 95, 214, 216
Gribble, M., "Bexley Museum Service, report 1976", 251-2
Griffin (Gryffyn)
-,printer (C18),98, 238, 240
John (C16),32
Griffith,Sir John (C17),154-6
Griffiths,W.P. (C19),119-25
Grime see Gryme
Grindal, Edmund, Archbishop (C16), 187-89, 8; 93, 82; 174
Grinsell, L.V. (see also Parfitt, K. & Grinsell, L.V.), Rahtz, P., Price Williams, D.. The Publication of Archaelogical Reports, reviewed, 221-2
grocers at
Bexley, 300
Canterbury, 102, 114; 71
Charing, I 63
Dover, 331
records of,76
Grom, Godwin (C12), 96, 399; 218 Groombridge
Dr. John (C17-18),12-89, 13, 22
L. (C20), 233
Gros, Bridget Le (d.1663), m. Thomas Townshend, 14
Grose, Francis (C18), 355
Grossetestc, Robert (1175-1253), 154 [pg136]Grove L.R.A.
"Archaeological Notes from Maidstone Museum"
1974 (illus.), 208-12
1975(ii/us.), 192-3
1978 (illus. ), 262-4
"Kent Skillet Makers",103, 239, 240
"The Lost Manor & Church of Elnothington", 153-6
on lead seal matrix from Plaxtol, 390-1
on a medieval cross from Chalk, 276-7
on a medieval seal matrix from Aldington,277-8
reviews, 290-94, 1; 95, 315; 427-96, 8; 327-97, 8; 264-98, 5; 99, 297, 299-300; 101, 393; 402-104, 3; 220-106, 2; 424-5
obituary,313
a personal memoir, frontispiece, iii
Grove see under Woodnesborough
Grove Green see under Boxley
Grovehurst
family, 89, 2, 4-6
Henry (d.1362),5-6
Richardof(Cl4),ln,5n
Grovehurst see under Sittingbourne
Groves
Elizabeth(C17), 72
Ned(C19),376
Richard (Cl 7), 72
grubenhiiuser see sunken-floored buildings
Grundy,Father(C19), 22
Gryffyn see Griffin
Gryme,George (Cl6), 89
Guage,Thomas (Cl5),217
Guard/and, 167
Guestling(E. Sussex), 102, 118, 126, 128
Guet, William le(Cl3),36n
Guides(of Kent), 3 I2
Guido, Abbot see Wido
Guildford(Guldeford)
family
at Benenden, 303
as J.P.'s,13 In,132n
land holdings,97, 53; 367
at Romden, 367
Benedicta(Cl5-16),m. Isaac,56
Edward,Prior(Cl5/16),322
Sir Henry (Cl6),126
Sir John(d.1493),92, 56; 10
Sir John(Cl6),93, 142; 67n
Sir Richard(Cl5),262
Guildford (Surrey), biconical urn (now at Birchington),99, 92, 104
guildhalls see court halls & guildhalls guilds (see also individual guilds by name),apprentices, 92, 150, 154
Guilton see under Ash
Guisne,Earl of see Baldwin
Guisnes(Belgium),abbey, I71 Guldeford see Guildford gun-flint,Tonbridge,103, 91, 84
Gundulf,Bishop of Rochester(C11)
Canterbury, translates relics to new shrine,179
Chatham,founds hospital,301
Clare family,relations with, 96, 122, 125
Horton, held by, 220n
Lanfranc, deputy for, 206
Rochester
castle,fortifies, 94, 27, 29-32, 38; 23
St. Andrew's, rebuilding work, 47-91, 50, 53-5, 57; 99, 142, 153; 100, 186; 150-102, 4, 15511, 157-9, 16111, 162, 165, 167, 169, 243; 6n,103, 19, 31n; 107, 393
West Malling
builds St. Leonard's Tower,45
founds nunnery,55 gunpowder
industry,historical sources for,82 mills
Cliffe,264
Ospringe, 95, 83, 102 store,Canterbury,105, 230 works, Faversham, explosion 1916 (illu s.),100, 425-63
Gurr,J.(Cl8/19), 175
Gush,Corp. A.W.(d.1914-18), 209
Guston,Acheulian handaxes, 208 Gutteridge Corner see under Kingston Guy, Abbot of Trois-Fontaines (d.1203), 91, 101, 33
Gybbon-Monypenny family,pew, 39 Gylwyn,Robert(C16),106, 106, 59
Gyylman,-(Cl6),34
H
haberdashers, 92, 153; 68 Hacker,James(Cl8),101, 109, 235 Hacket family of Otford,106, 206 [pg137]Hackington
almshouses, 91, 6; I108, 73, 178
Archdeacon's House, 318- 19
Brittancourt Farm, pottery finds, 130-1
church (see also Archdeacon's House; clergy)
bricks, 173
Ridley preaches Cl6, 101, 177
tomb of Roger Manwood, 6
clergy Cl8, 109, 227n
college, 173
Gosebourne lands C16, 101, 238
Roper family property, 163
Shelford
Shelford Farm, cemetery, Anglo- Saxon, 107-15
stone workshop, 313
Tyler Hill, kilns, medieval, 127-99, 8, 129, 130-1
pottery from, 96, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297
tiles from, 94, 90; 95, 120, 126, 158
Hacklinge see under Worth
Hackney (G. London), Haliwell (Shoreditch), 12n
Haddelsay,Robert (Cl4-15), 96, 22, 24n
Haddenham (Bucks.), manor, 91, 50, 53-5; 23n
Haddeway
John snr. (Cl8), 227
John jnr. (Cl8),227
Hadds (Hads)
Christopher (Cl8),95, 239; 368
John (Cl7/18), 238-9
Hadenham, Edmund de (Cl3), 91, 48, 50, 53
Hadley, William see Hunt,William
Hadlow (Hadlowe)
Edward (C19-20), 102, 30, 33-5
John (Cl6), 23
William (C16), 23
Hadlow
deeds, 101, 330, 335
manor, 96, 122, 127
moated site,221
North Frith Park, 234
oast C18, 94, 105
parish records, 261
population C16, 100, 238, 238n, 245n, 257
Thomas Porter of,75
Prosecuting Society 1829, 95
school, records, 314
swing riots, 101-3
Walter Whenday of, 255
Hadlowe see Hadlow
Hads see Hadds
Haffenden
William (C18), 29
Hagger, Mrs - (Cl9), 200
Hague, William (Cl8), 72
Haimo (see also Hamo)
Cthe Sheriff jnr., 11, 98, 87
Haine see under Ramsgate
Haines,Herbert (C19), 107, 382, 385
Halcot see under Bexley
Halden see High Halden
Hale,John (C14-15), 24n
Hales (Halls)
family
as J.P.'s, 131
pedigree of, 257-8
and Prior's House, Canterbury, 325
property, 99, 46; 325-6
Baron - (Cl8), 95, 65; 2
Anne see Wotton
Sir Christopher (d. 1541)
and Henry Hatch's will, 120-102, 1, 123
as J.P., 126n, 135n, 143n
land holdings, 97, 60, 64
General Edward (Cl7), 210-97, 11, 219
Sir Edward (Cl7)
as constable of Dover castle, 105, 179, 195
records, 329
Sir Edward, 5th Baronet (C18), 100, 326; 70n
James (d.1554), 93, 130, 141n, 142; 120-1
James (C18), 232
Baron John (d.1541), 126n, 130-1
John (fl.1552), 197
Sir John (Cl8), 99, 45; 102, 185; 106, 141; 222
John (Cl8 of Rochester), 95, 239; 368
John (Cl9 of Gravesend), 33-4
O.K., obituary, 317
Robert (C17), 32
Sir William (C17),3 [pg138]Haley, Frank, The Inns and Taverns of Faversham, reviewed, 97, 98, 264-5
Half Mile Ride, 219
Halford (see also Halford, Baldock & Smoulten)
Alderman Richard (Cl8), .109, 205, 238
Richard (fl. I830), IOI
Halford, Baldock & Smoulten, 102, 185;
Haliwell see under Hackney
Hall (see also Hall & Co.; Hall- Thermotank Ltd.)
Widow - (C17), 73
A.P.V. Products Ltd. (Dartford), records, 254
George (Cl7), 333
George (d.1916), 452
Henry (Cl6), 89, 196; 333
Humfrey (CI6), 32
John (Cl6), 56
John (C17 of Dover), 74
John (CI7 of Milton-next-Gravesend), 74
John (Cl8), 201
Joseph (Cl8), 200n
Marcus, Stevens, R.S. & Whyman, J., The Kent & Canterbury Hospital, 1790-1987, reviewed, 321-2
Richard, Viking Age Archaeology in Britain & Ireland, reviewed, 306-7
William (Cl8), 201
Hall & Co.,engineers (Dartford), 83
Hall-Thermotank Ltd., engineers
(Dartford), 83
Hallatt, J.W. (d.1914-18), 209
Halle
family, arms, 132
Hamo atte (Cl4), 52
Hallett, Revd. James Hughes (Cl9), 68
Hallewell Publications, Bibliotheca Cantiana or Antiquarian Kentish Books, reviewed, 419-20
Halley, Edmund, astronomer (Cl7-18), 239
Halliday, Richard (Cl8), 263
Halling
axe, neolithic, 99, 269, 270
Bishop's tenants, obligations of, 148
church (see also Iiving of; Lower Halling), 49
Clare lands, 125
Bishop Hamo at, 14
living of, 135
Lower Halling, church, recorded by Griffiths 1841, 103, 12011, 121
manor, 49
parish records, 323
Pilgrims' Way, 89, 92, 95, 100
Upper Halling
coin, potin, 272-3 pilgrim flask, 102, 103, 257, 258, 259
Pring's Quarry, ring ditches, excavations (illus.), I29-33
Hallo, Hamo de, seal of, 294
Hallowes, P.B. (Cl9),105, 3, 35
Halls see Hales
Hallum
family, arms, 103, 127, 128, 130, 133, 136, 138-9
Robert, Archdeacon & Bishop of Salisbury (Cl4-15), 132-103, 9; 385-6
Halstead
clergy 1775, 4-5
Danes Trench, 231-7 non-conformity I94, 676, 94, 68
Old Rectory, survey, 96, 366; 246 parish records, 98, 105, 261-2 population totals 1641-1801, 94, 64. 68 Shoreham Lane, Colgates, building survey, 337
Station Road, Nos.46 & 44, 48, recording, 98, 247; 27 I
Halstow see High Halstow & Lower Halstow
Haltwhistle (Northumberland), Romano- British watermill, 100, 105, 106, 107, 108, 126, 127
Halywell see under Ash-cum-Ridley Ham
Gulielmus (C17), 81-2
John (C18), 82
William (Cl8), 236
Ham see under Northbourne
Ham Green see under Upchurch
Hamden see under Smarden
Hamett,- (Cl8), 233
Hamey
Anna see Pettin
Dr. Baldwin (1568-1640), 104, 117, 121 [pg139]Dr. Baldwin jnr. (1600-76), 104, 117-19, 121
Sarah see Oeils
Hamilton,Lord George(Cl 9),90
Hamlin, Denis (C20), 33
hammer (see also hammer-head), post- medieval, Ospringe, 95, 129, 130
hammer-head, Romano-British, Ickham, 121
Hammersley,Ralph(Cl8),264
Hammill see under Woodnesborough
Hammill Brick Co.,145-6
Hammond (see also Hammond, Plumptre, Hilton, Parker & Farley; Hamond)
-(Cl8),109, 221, 235
Deborah(C18),222
W.(Cl8-19),268
William(Cl8),224
Hammond, Plumptre, Hilton, Parker & Farley (bankers),36I; 100, 102, 185-6; 205
Hamo (see also Haimo)
Cson of Vitalis, 11, 102, 243; 207n;
107, 136, 144
ClStephen,son of,3, 96, 19
Hamo de Hethe see Hethe,Hamo de Hamon
Cthe Miller,13, 92, 70
Hugh(Cl6), 38-41
Richard (CJ5), 108
Hamond (Hamonde; see also Hammond)
family,arms of,211
Louisa Grace (d.1869), m. George Charles Robert Dering, 105, 205, 211, 213
Thomas (Cl5), 147n
Hamonde see Hamond
Hampson, Sir George (C20), 103, 145, 156
Hamptons see under Brabourne
Hamstreet see under Or!estone
Hanbury(Staffs.),monastery,20 handaxes
Acheulian
Allhallows, 94, 260; 4 I; 101, 104, 50
Ashford,202
Barnfield(Swanscombe), 17
Boughton Monchelsea,350
Bowman's Lodge, 29-91, 30, 31, 32, 33
Cliffe,99, 281; 287
Cobham,297
Cuxton, 52-101, 3, 383-4; 40-104, 1, 43, 50, 54-9, 61, 63, 65-6, 67-8, 70-1, 75
Deal,305-6
Egerton, 264
Fordwich, typology & age of (illus.), 83-117
Guston,208
Hartley,218
Herne,Bishopstone,108, 295, 296
Leeds,193
Northbourne, Finglesham Farm, 222
Rough Common,94, 158, 1 59, 160-5
St. Mary Hoo, 94, 260; 101, 41, 47, 4 8, 49, 51-3
Wormshill,268
Mousterian,Maidstone,352
Mousterian of Acheulian Tradition, Bickley,94, 283; 286-8
late palaeolithic,Hawkinge, 104, 368, 3 69
Handcock,Dr. & Mrs -(C20), 312 handle-mount?, medieval, copper alloy, Yalding, 100, 103, 251, 259-60
handles (see also bucket handle; handlemount; knife-handles)
Romano-British, copper alloy, Hammill, 152
Anglo-Saxon, copper alloy, Sarre, 109, 147, 154
post-medieval, stone, Canterbury, 105, 144, 146, 148
hanging-bowls see escutcheon, Anglo- Saxon
Hankford,William (Cl4),227-8
Hanley,Robin, Villages in Roman Britain, reviewed,427-8
Hannam,Dr. -(Cl8-19),146
Hannington,Henry (Cl9),62
Hanwood,Joane(Cl 7),69
Harard,John(Cl4), 24n
Harbledown
Bigbury(Bigberry) hillfort,excavations
1978, interim report, 279-80
1979, interim report, 301-3
1980, interim report, 411-13
1981, interim report (i/lus. ), 97, 275, 287-92
1981 (ii/us.), 239-51
buyers & movers of stone from St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 99, 29, 35, 42 [pg140]clergy CI6, 101, I80
George Gipps of, 220n,228
hospital of St. Nicholas, 101, 301; 109, 197, 204, 215-16, 226
Summer Hill, excavations, 308-9 turnpike & toll gate, 107, 100, 348; I102, 75, 179, 182
Harboard, Mrs- (Cl8-19), 147
Harcourt, R., on animal bones from Gravel
Walk, Canterbury, 142-3
Harden see Cole & Harden
Harding
D.W., The Iron Age in Lowland Britain, reviewed, 231-2
Private John (d.I9I6),452
P. see Bridgland, D.R. & Harding, P.
William (Cl9), 102
Hardman, - (Cl9),125n
Hardres
Madam - (Cl8), 223
John (Cl8), 206n,225
Sir William (Cl8), 185
Hardres see Lower Hardres; Upper Hardres
Hards
Sarah see Smith
Thomas (Cl8), 19n
Hardy
Charles (Cl9), 102, 146; 7
Edward (C18), 4-5
F.D. (Cl9), 207
Hare,Susanne (CIS), 224
Harfleete, Sir Thomas (d.1617),210
Harlakenden,Thomas (C16), 142
Harley
Robert, Earl of Oxford (Cl?/18), 243n
version of the Kent Custumal, 65-95, 6, 69-70, 74-7; 8-96, 10, 12
Harman
Miss - (Cl9), m. Mr Jones, 374
James (CI7), 69
John (Cl7), 71
Sampson (Cl8),224
Walter & wife (Cl7), 71
Harnes,James (Cl9), 22n
harness fittings (see also harness pendant mounts; harness pendants; martingales; terrets)
bronze age, Monkton, 109, 256, 257
Romano-British
Boughton Monchelsea, 107, 396, 398-9
Canterbury, 268
Ramsgate, 97, 307, 308, 3 09-11
Rochester, 94, 42, 43
Snargate, 104, 351, 3 56
medieval
brass, ?Rochester, 97, 296, 297, 298
copper alloy, Milton Regis, 104, 360, 363, 365
harness pendant mounts, medieval, Cobham, 105, 314, 315, 316; 101, 404, 407
harness pendants, medieval
Boxley, 104, 360, 362; 3 I105, 2, 318; 107, 401, 406; 109, 344, 345
Charing, 102, 268, 269
Cliffe, 103, 254, 258
Cobham, 101, 376; 105, 315, 316-17;
406-107, 7; 108, 291, 292, 293; 109, 345, 346
East Farleigh, 101, 375, 3 76
Gravesend, 106, 209, 211
Hartlip, 103, 255, 258
Hollingbourne, 105, 317, 318, 319
Hope, 109, 345, 347
Langley, 94, 265, 266
Lynsted, 103, 256, 258
Otham, 97, 301, 303
Sandway, 107, 401, 408
Snargate, 104, 364, 365
Snodland, 108, 292, 2 93-4
Teynham, 101, 375, 379
Wouldham, 109, 345, 3 48-9
Harnett, - (CIS), 144
Harnhelle, Robert de (Cl4), 20
Harold I, coin of, 403
Harper (Harpur)
- (Cl8/19),94, 210, 229
George (Cl6), 91, 91; 93, 130, 138n
John (Cl6), 5
Harper-Bill, C., "The Priory and Parish of Folkestone in the Fifteenth Century", 195-200
Harpsfield, Archdeacon Nicholas (C16), 100, 159, 161; 106, 60; 182
Harpur see Harper
Harrietsham
almshouses, 155
church, I56
coin, Celtic, 370
described by Hasted, 251n
Greenway Forstal, bronze age axe, 295-95, 6, 297 [pg141]New Zealand Company visit 1839, 109, 188n
Old Bell Farm,staircase, 232 parish registers, 107, 101, 334
Turner estate, 336
Harrington,D.W.
The Memorial Inscriptions of the Nonconformist Burial Ground in Wincheap, Canterbury, reviewed,266-7
reviews, 394-6
Harriott,Edward(Cl8),236
Harris
Corp. C.T.(C20),100, 441, 443 Elizabeth (Cl7),95, 40-1, 43-4
H.(d.1914-18),209
John (C17-18), 95, 19; 97, 250; 297-8
John(fl.1827), 204
Mary (fl.1815),19
Robert(Cl 7),71
Revd. S.D.,"The Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Stone-in-Oxney, with particular reference to recent excavation of the North Chapel and to the fire of 1464" (ii/us.), 121-38
Samuel & wife(Cl7),69 Thomas(Cl6),94, 102, 112
Revd. Thomas(Cl 9), 102, 27, 29
Trevor M., "Government and Urban Development in Kent: The Case of the Royal Naval Dockyard Town of Sheerness" (ii/us.), 245-76
Lord William George(Cl 9), 273 Harrison
A.C. (see also Cruse,R.J. & Harrison, A.C.; Flight,Colin & Harrison, A.C.)
"Excavation of a Belgic & Roman Site at 50-54 High Street, Rochester" (ii/us.), 41-50
"Rochester 1974-75" (illus.), 95-136
on excavations at
Rochester
1975, 211-12 91, 1976, 92, 252-4
1983 Rochester priory, 265-6 Cobham Hall, Fountain House, 102, 101, 358, 359
reviews, 91, 216, 218
and Williams, D.E., "Excavation at Prior's Gate House, Rochester I 976-77" (illus. ),19-36
Basil(C18), 226
Benjamin(1837-1921)
eoliths, 21
and Henry Stopes,257-9 unpublished letters,99, 95, 279-82
Charlotte see Brydges
D.L.,Clutton-Brock,J. & Burleigh,R., "Remains of Mammals from the Gravels at Sevenoaks Reserve, Kent" (illus.) 27-52
Sir Edward(C19-20),279
George(Cl 9),209
Israel(C18),158
John(CI 8 of Canterbury}, 225
John(Cl9 of Denne Hill),204
John(fl.1916 of Faversham), 442
Nicholas(Cl8),233
Revd. Thomas (Cl9 of Nonington with Womenswold),65-6
Revd. Thomas (C19-20 of Sevenoaks), 279
William(C16),101
William(C18), 102, 29, 31
Hart
F.A.
"Excavation of a Saxon Grubenhaus and Roman Ditch at Kent Road, St. Mary Cray" (illus.), 187-216
reports on Orpington & District Archaeological Society 1982, 259-60
Henry(C16),99, 192; 182
Dr. J.R.(C20),279-95, 82; 257
Nicholas(Cl7),70
Percival (C16), 93, 130, 138n; 97, 62n, 64
William(Cl 6 of Canterbury},42
William & wife (Cl7 of Wrotham),71
Hartcup, Lt. Col. T.(fl.1794),161
Hartley
Bensted family, 373
Black Death,14
Chapel Wood,94, 8, 19-20, 22-5 church '
Bensted graves, 373 inscriptions,100, 99, 291-2 recorded by Griffiths 1843, 103, 12011, 125 [pg142]Fairby Farm,Treadwell family,94, 24 flints,palaeolithic,89, 218
Hartley Court, 100, 373, 376-7
Hartley Wood Farm (Hartley Manor), 373
kiln,medieval tile,94, 8, 24-5
Middle Farm,survey,291
Old House Farm,22-3
Overey family, 18
Parson family,376
Scotgrove,manor & chantry excavations,89, 218; 92, 249; 291 history of,99, 94, 7-26
villa,Romano-British,24
Wellfield, Romano-British finds, 249
Hartley
John (C16/17),45
K.,on mortaria from
Higham,96, 377, 378
Rochester,119
Hartlip,John of,Prior (CJ4), 94, 39; 9
Hartlip
church, 7
harness pendant, medieval, 103, 255,
258
Hasted property, 170
parish records, 262
Harty,Isle of see under Leysdown
Harvey (see also Curtis & Harvey)
- (C19 of Gravesend),4
Barbara F.,M onastic Dress in the Middle Ages - Precept & Practice, reviewed,220-2
I.M.W., Jack Cade's Rebellion of 1450, reviewed,364-5
John (C19 of Barham),65
John Fagg (Cl9 of Godmersham), 79
John Speight (C18-19), 168-98, 9; 303
Martha (d.1875),80
Haschenperg,Stefan von (Cl6),359
Haslam, J., Early Medieval Towns in
Britain, reviewed, 286-7
Hasleden,William & wife (CJ7), 94, 69, 72
Haslem,Revd. J.H. (fl.1892), 40
Hasler,Thomas (C19), 170
Hasted
- (C I8-19 wife of Edward), 98, 171, 174
Ann (Cl8-19), 174
Catherine (Cl8-19),174
Charles (Cl8-19),174
Edward (d.1812)
documents of,235-59
estates,loss & recovery of,167-76
in perspective, 295-304
on
Bekesbourne Palace,96, 27, 31
Canterbury, Romano-British temple, 1-6
Elnothington, 153-4
Kentish landscape,92, 4, 21, 25
malaria,256-95, 7, 259
Roman invasion,127-8
Warehorne, 248
James Simmons, relations with, 219-20
unrecorded acheivement,237-41
Edward jnr. (Cl8-19), 98, 169, 171, 174-6; 153
Francis Dingley (C18-19), 174
John Septimus (Cl8-19),174
Hastingleigh
brooch, Romano-British, 105, 304, 309
church,porch,140
Hastings,relationship to,21
map CJ7, 109, 75
Hastings
Clare de (C13), m. William Sackville, 9
Matthew de (Cl3), 9
Hastings (E. Sussex)
coaching services C 19, 98, 194-5, 197-9, 203-6, 209, 211-12
Hastingleigh, relationship to,21
physician Cl8, 89, 22
Hasty, 215-94, 18, 229
Hatch
Alice see Parker
Henry snr. (CJ6),113
Henry (d.1533), 111-102, 28; 39
Joan see also Farrard
Joan (C16-17),m. William Watmer,89-91
Joseph (Cl7),315
Thomas (CJ6), 89
hatchment, Bexley,29-3 I,3 2-3
Hatcliffe,Thomas (CJ6),138n
Hatfield
Agnes (CJ5), m. Thomas Cranmer, 2-3
Lamerus (Cl5), 2
Hathbrand,Prior (d.1370), 89, 170; 16 [pg143]Hathelingeherst,John of(Cl 3), 109, 109, 36n
Hatton,Ranulph de(Cl4), 187
Haut see Hawte
Haute see Hawte
Hawarden
Viscount -(C20), 92, 56; 100, 312; 292
Marian see Wright
Hawardine,Robert(Cl8),237
Hawberk, Sir Nicholas (d.1407), 294n
Hawes
Charles(Cl8),188
Nathaniel(CIS),188
Samuel(C17),72
Hawkenbury see under Headcorn
Hawkes
Christopher, and the Amherst brooch, 129-100, 30, 151
Sonia Chadwick (see also Perkins, D.R.J. & Hawkes, Sonia Chadwick)
"Orientation at Finglesham: Sunrise dating of Death and Burial in an Anglo-Saxon Cemetery in East Kent" (i/lus.),33-5 1
"Some Early Anglo-Saxon Objects from East Kent" (ill us.), 1-7
"The Amherst Brooch" (illus.), 129-51
on excavations at Eastry,interim report 1976, 247-8
reviews, 227-89, 8; 389-92
and Hogarth,A.C.,"The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Monkton, Thanet" (i/lus. ),49-89
Hawkhurst
John Adams of,111-12
churchwardens,list of, 336
clergy
Cl5, 102, 211-12
Cl6, 93, 89n
Conghurst,moated site,221
Hawkhurst Moor,deeds, 329
Highgate,29
Richard Kilburne of, 158
map 1681, 81
oast,octagonal,249
population C16, 100, 235, 237, 245n, 247n,257
swing riots, I 02
tithes,IO!n
Tubslake, turnpike trust, 100, 352, 368; 175
Hawkinge
barrows,bronze age, 335n church, 104, 93, 197, 198n
handaxe & flints,104, 368, 3 69-70
parish registers, 334
Hawkins
family,estates, 81
Elizabeth(Cl7),73
Sir John(Cl6), 107, 160, 165, 168
John(C17),73
Revd. R.(Cl9),329
Hawley,John(Cl9),234-95, 5, 237, 240
Hawley see Sutton-at-Hone & Hawley
Hawte(Haut; Haute)
family
arms of,105, 199, 200, 201, 210
of Bishopsbourne, 201-105, 3, 205
asJ.P.'s,13ln
land holdings C14/15, 100, 219-20, 223-4
memorials, 199-105, 203, 205
Bennet see Shelving
Sir Edmund de(Cl4/15), 202
Edmund (d.1405/1408), 201-105, 2;
Edmund(d.1431), 202
Edward(d.1537),Sn
Dame Eleanor(Cl4-15), 203
Elizabeth (Cl5/16), m. Ralph St. Leger, 113-4
Elizabeth(Cl 6 wife of Edward), Sn
Jane (Cl 6), m. Sir Thomas Wyatt, 61n
SirJohn(Cl5),113-4
Margaret/Margery(C15),105, 203, 205
Sir Nicholas (C14/15), 222-100, 4; 201-2
Nicholas (d.1470 of Swarling & Bishopsbourne), 202-105, 3, 205, 210
Richard(Cl5),114
William(d.1462), 202-3
Hay, Tempest, "The Ledger Slabs of Canterbury Cathedral, 1991" (illus. ), 5-28
Hayes
family (of Cobham),33
Ann(Cl7),70
Bonham(Cl7/18), 104, 33, 36
J.P.
on skeletons from [pg144]Rochester,George Lane,97, 133, 135 Wouldham, 99, 85, 100-2
and Williams, D.E. & Payne, P.R., "Report of an Excavation in the Grounds of St. Bartholomew's Chapel, Chatham" (illus.), 177-89
P., "Trial Excavation at Deanery Gate, Rochester",205-6
Richard (1682-1754), 36
Richard (1725-90), 36
Hayes (G. London) see under Bromley Hayhowe,Henry (Cl6), !Sin Haynes,J.H. (C20), papers, 101, 105, 255 Hayns,John & family (C17), 100, 286 Haysell,- (CI9),100, 376
Hayward
Mary (Cl7),70
Reginald & wife (Cl7),71
Richard (CIS), 233
Haywood see under Tonge
hazel, ritual significance of, 157
Heaberht, King of Kent (C7), 12-99, 13, 18
Heaburg see Eadburh
Head,Sir Francis (CIS), 238
Headcorn
Aylesford estates, 85n
chantry, 115
coaching services C19, 98, 198
development of, 63
Hawkenbury
coin,Roman, 402
pottery,iron age,395
inscriptions, monumental. transcripts of, 335
manor,260
moated sites
Bletchenden, 282
Brook Wood, 93, 221; 282
Moat Farm, 282
Moatenden, 93, 222; 282
Witherden,93, 221; 282
New Zealand Company visit 1839, 188n
non-conformity, 99, 187; 179
population Cl6, 100, 237, 238n, 245n, 247n,248, 257
Tilden, 19
unemployment 1830, 100
Headley Peters & Sons (Sittingbourne), records,253
Healer,Henry & wife (CI7), 72
Heard,Isaac (ClS-19),209
heart-burials, medieval, Canterbury,
198, 201
Heath
John (C16),114
Richard (fl. I 643), 77
Richard (fl.1736), 15
Thomasin (C!6), m. George St. Leger, 114
Heathfield (E. Sussex),turnpike trust,346
Heaverham see under Kemsing
Hedgcock, - (Cl9 shipbuilder), 208
hedgerows, fll94, 8, 119-20, 122, 125
dating of,236
Hegham,Roger de (Cl4),107
Helewise,Archdeacon (Cl2), 318
Helles,Gilbert de (Cl3),149
Hellyer,- (C19), 215-94, 16, 224
Helmsley,- (CIS/19),217 Helpeston,Hugh (Cl3/14), 96, 100, 199 hemp, 96, 21
Hempstead see under Gillingham
Henbrey (Maidstone), records, 88
Henderson (see also Cockett & Henderson), Janet, on cremated bones from Wouldham, 85
Hendle,Sir Thomas (Cl7), 81
Hendley
family, at Cranbrook, 240
- (Cl6), widow of Walter, m.2 Thomas Roberts, 161
Anne (C16),m. Richard Covert, 160
Sir Thomas (Cl6), 253
Sir Walter (Cl6)
and Ebony,160-100, 1, 163
as J.P., 93, 130, 141n, 142
land-holdings, 57n,62n,97, 64, 67n
Heney,Julian (Cl3),seal of, 95, 294, 297
Henfield, Mary (C17),72 henges see hengiform monuments
Hengest (C5),1--99, 4, 17; 273
Hengham, Odomarus (d.141 I), 10 hengiform monuments
Margate, Northdown, 361-101, 2; 238
Monkton, 278
Ramsgate, Lord of the Manor, 108, 13, 18, 271-2
Thanet, 18
Henham, Thomas (CIS),257
Henig, Martin, "A Roman Signet-Ring from Sheerness",j93, 207, 207 [pg145]Henley
Walter of (C13), 40
William (Cl6), 59n
Henman, Solomon (Cl8-19), 134-99, 5, 137
Henny, Robert de (Cl4), 208
Henrietta, 75
Henry
Kings of England
II, and Rochester priory, 50-1
III
Ashford,grants fair at,65
at Ospringe, 105-6
and Rochester priory,91, 55, 57
Scotgrove manor, confirms grant of, 8
IV
family & household, carvings of, 97, 185, 188, 192-3
tomb,3 II
V,carving of,97, 185, 188-9
VI,carving of, 97, 185, 188
VIII
and Chute family,5
J.P.'s under,126-93, 34, 137
and Knole, 89, 2, 8; I; 91, 100, 277
and Otford Palace, 100, 259, 263, 277
Sandwich, erects Barbican,100, 200, 213
Cl Alan/Alice son of, seal of,3, 101, 378
Cl "piscator",3, 101, 224
Henshaw,Hugh Victor (C20), 106, 33, 36
Henslow,Sir J. (CJ8/19),229
Hepple,Norman (C20),93
heraldic glass see glass,stained/painted
Herbert (see also Andrews, Drury & Herbert)
Cl I,Bishop of Thetford, 56
Cl "piscator",3, 101, 222
John (d.1617),4
William, Earl of Pembroke (CJ6), 57n,61
Hercules, knife-handle, 43
Herdman, Martin, evaluation at Station Road East, Canterbury (illus.), 275-6
Herewine (Herewynn C9),221-2
Herford,Richard (CJS),57
Herfrid (C I I),78
Herindenne,Hugh de (CJ3),107
Herman, Bishop (Cll) 15 Herne,John (C15),91, 91, 91
Herne
account of visit to,1835, 333
Bishopstone, handaxe, Acheulian, 108, 295, 296
Brook Farm, 135
church (see also under Reculver; see also clergy),
St. Martin's
recorded by Griffiths, 120
clergy
Cl9-20, 99, 134
coaching services C19, 98, 194, I97, 201, 205-8, 211-12
Eddington Farm, watching-brief, 108, 234, 235
Hawe Farm,moated site,221
Hill borough,I35
ironwork, decorative, 92, 80, 81-2, 84, 89, 91, 101
Knowls Ground,map 1694, 336
Northwood,manor, 107, 34, 44
Reculver
abbey
estates, 14-95, 15; Sn, 99, 7, 11-12;
and Mercian rule, 104, 92, 94, 97-8, 112
canal proposed, 235
charter, Anglo-Saxon issued,14n
Christ Church lands, 32
church,St. Mary's
an early depiction,104, 381, 382-3
demolition of, 133-8
estate map,104, 381, 382-3
fort, Romano-British, 99, 133, 136;
100, 45, 122
ingots, Romano-British, 97, 201, 202, 203-7
land units,CS,106
manor, 107, 34; 34
map C17, 109, 72
parish clerk CJ9 (John Brett), account of, 133-8
Roper family property,163
Roper family property,163
shipping records,78
Tibball family,56
turnpike trust, 100, 359, 368; I 102, 72, 174, 182-3, 186-8
Herne Bay Steam Packet Co.,187n
Hernhill (Hearne-Hill) [pg146]buyers of stone,etc.,from St. Augustine's, Canterbury,99, 29, 33
chapel (see also under Dargate), C13, 92, 65n
Dargate,chapel records, 259
Lavender Farm Romano-British site, excavations, 107, 332, 333, 334-6
map 1665, 81
William of Reculver lands,13 roof-tiles,94, 99, 30, 41
swing riots,102-3 turnpike,107, 100, 348
Heron
family,and Hasted, 298-9
Elizabeth see Say
SirWilliam(C14),110
Heronbridge (Cheshire), Romano-British industrial site, 113
Heronden see under Eastry Herring,Elizabeth(C18),232
Herrys,Thomas (Cl5), 100, 161, 163 Hersden see under Sturry
Hertford,Earls of see Clare
Heslop,-(C19), 7
Hethe, Hamo de, Bishop of Rochester (C14),53-91, 4; 94, 12, 14; 103, 7, 18, 21
Heure,William de(Cl3),67
Heureuse Etoile, 210
Hever
castle,221
Moorcock family,113 non-conformity 102, 1676, 94, 68 parish records, 101, 323 population
CI6, 100, 257
1641-1801, 94, 65, 68
Hewett
F.(Margate), accounts,271
Hewson, Col. John(C17),97, 211, 217-18
Hext family, 29
Hextable see under Swanley
Hextall
Richard(C15), 220
William(C15), 220
Heydon, Sir Christopher (C16/l 7), 73-5
Heyet,John(C16),42
Heyman,William(C14),21
Hickes (see also Hicks), John (CI6-17), 73
Hicks (see also Hickes)
A.
and Hicks, M., on excavations at St. Gregory's priory, Canterbury (illu s.), 195-20I
and Ward, A., evaluation at St. Nicholas church, Sevenoaks (i/lus. ),277-83
M. (see also Hicks,A. & Hicks, M.),on excavations at St. Gregory's priory, Canterbury (ii/us.), 173-106, 5; 309-14
Hickson (Hicson),William (fl.1499), 91
Hicson see Hickson
Higginbotham, Edward, "Excavations at Whiting's Yard, Ospringe, Kent, I978" (illus.), 259-60
Higgins, Hannah (Cl 9), 7
Higgs,-(C17), 56
High Raiden
Back family,12n
church (see also clergy),porch, 140
clergy C16, 93, 89
parish registers, 334-5 population CI101, 6, 100, 235, 237. 238n. 257
High Halstow
church,bell-frame,255
Decoy Farm, Romano-British site, 2l89, 9; 279
iron-working site, 382 malaria, 96, 95, 260-3
salt-panning sites, 89, 219; 96, 382; 279
Higham,Roger de(Cl4),109 Higham
bee boles,Higham Hall, 125 blockhouse, 106, 89, 142-4, 147, 150, 155; 93, 153; 96, 342, 346n,347-8
Blome estates,290
church
banding, 244
siting of, 123
cremations,Romano-British,377 ferry,96, 92, 123
ford,Romano-British,123-92, 4, 128
Gad's Hill Place, 329
Higham Hall see bee boles [pg147]Higham Upshire, 123 kilns,Romano-British,92, 96, 379; 28 mortarium, Romano-British, 98, 96, 377, 378
Oakleigh manor, 151
pipeline observations,379 priory
stonework, 104, 347, 348-9, 350
and Thames ferry, 123 tiles,92, 94, 89, 92
Highgate see under Hawkhurst
Highmore family,memorial, 19
Highstead see under Chislet
Highsted see under Rodmersham highway districts, 188-9
Hildenborough
church,building records, 87
Coldharbour,droveway, 19
Hilden,manor & lordship, 53n
Meopham Bank, detached pasture, 19
St. Julian's Farm,moated site, 221
Tinley Lodge,droveway, 19
Hilder
Rowland (C20), 245n
Thomas P. (C19),116
Hildesley
Sir Francis (d.1640), 104, 117, 121
Susanna see Desmaistres
Hill
Abraham (C18), 237-40
"Ancient Heraldic Glass at Knole, Sevenoaks",1-14
"The Restoration of a Great Cathedral",305-17
Christ's Glorious Church. The Story of Canterbury Cathedral,
reviewed, 258-9
The Six Preachers of Canterbury Cathedral, reviewed, 301 reviews, 99, 99, 293; 277-102, 8; 301-2
Francis (C17-18), fl100, 62, 163, 165, 169-70; 109, 71, 79
Jared (Cl8), 71
John (C18/19),329n
Robert (C14), 228-9
Thomas (C17), 103, 223; 71-109, 2, ff72, 79
Hill Park estate,deeds, 285
Hill Top Foundry Co., 139
Hillborough see under Herne
Hilles see Hills
hillforts, iron age (see also oppida; promontory forts)
in Darent Valley,territorial divisions, 231-7
on greensand of Kent & Surrey, investigation of,287
by place
Bigbury (Bigberry; Harbledown), excavations
1978, interim report, 279-80
1981 (illus. ), 239-51
Castle Hill (Capel), excavations (illus.), 61-91, 85; 268-70
Highstead (Chislet), 238
Hulberry (Eynsford), 236
Mill Hill (Deal),306
Mucking (Essex), 92, 124, 127
Oldbury (Ightham)
excavations
1983, interim report, 287-9
1984, interim report, 381-2
flints from, 209
territory, 235-6
Otford Mount, 235-94, 6; 96, 321, 323
Hills (Hilles; Hylles; Hils; Hyllys; see also Helles) family, of Sandwich, shipbuilders,195-94, 230, ff230
Andrew (d.1696), 94, 196, ff230
Andrew (d.1769), 196-94, 7, ff230
Andrew (d.1789),94, 197, 200, ff230
Andrew (d.1811), 94, 195, 203-8, 225, 229, ff230
Ann see also Baly
Ann (b.1784), ff230
Anna see also Brothers
Anna (b.1749),ff230
Anne (b.1705),m. James Cummings, 94, 197, ff230
B.F., "Shipbuilding for the Royal Navy at Sandwich in the Eighteenth Century" (illus. ), 195-230
Charlotte (b.1791),ff230
Edward (C17), 69
Elizabeth (C17), 70
Elizabeth (b.1766), ff230
Frances (C17), 73
George (C16 of Eggerton, Godmersham), 59
George (Cl 7 of Stansted), 73 [pg148]Gilbert de (C14), 94, 106, 52
Hanna (b.1757), ff230
Helen (C17),70
Henry & wife (CI7), 288
Hercules (C18),238
Cdr. James (d.1814),94, 197, ff230
Jane see also Ivers; Saffrey
Jane (b.1675),ff230
Jane (b.1692),ff230
Joanna (b.1789),ff230
Johanna (C17), 73
John (b.1689), ff230
John (b.I695),ff230
John (C17 ofWrotham),94, 69, 72
John (1734-5),ff230
Capt. John (d.1794), 197-94, 8, 225, ff230
Judith (Cl 7),69
Lawrence (d.1677),ff230
Mark & wife (C17), 71
Mary see Taylor
Michael (C17),63
Rebecca (b.1746),ff230
Richard (b.1690),ff230
Richard (b.1751), ff230
Robert (C17),73
Saffery (d.1758), 94, 195, 197, ff230
Cdr. Saffery (d.1782),94, 197, ff230
Sarah see also Emberson
Sarah (b.1752),ff230
Thomas (d.1426 of Godmersham), 52
Thomas (d.1497 ofGodmersham), 52
Thomas (Cl7 of Sevenoaks), 288
Thomas & wife (C17 of Wrotham), 94, 69, 72
Thomas (b.1742), ff230
Thomas (d.1836),94, 195, 208-25, 229
William (C17 ofWrotham), 70-1
William (d.1718), 94, 197, ff230
William (d.1735),ff230
William (d.1750),196-94, 7, ff230
Lt.William (d.1777),94, 197, ff230
William (1743-1831),94, 197, ff230
William (b.1792),ff230
Hils see Hills
Hilton see Hammond, Plumptre, Hilton, Parker & Farley
Hincmar (C12), 54
Hindle, Brian Paul, Medieval Town Plans, reviewed,306-8
Hinds, Messrs (of Ramsgate), 101, 340;
Hine,John (C17), 73
Hines,John, on Anglo-Saxon brooch from Boxley,287-8
Hinge
John (C17), 70
Thomas & wife (C17),70
Thomas jnr. (C17), 70
hinges (see also gate fittings)
medieval, Canterbury, 191
post-medieval, Ospringe,95, 132, I 33
Hinkins
Richard snr. (C19-20), 240
Richard jnr. (C20), 240
Hinxhill see under Wye with Hinxhill
Hirst (see also Hurst)
- (d.1679), 22
Ann (C17), 53
Charles (C17),53
Edward (d.1619), 53
Elizabeth (C I 7), 53
Martin (C17),53
Susanna (d.1619),53
Hiscock,R.H.
"Boorman's Mill, Northfleet" (illus.), 319-24
"King John's Palace,Gravesend: Some Notes on a Riverside Edwardian Royal Manor House" (ill us.), 193-205
"Some Notes on the Bells of St. George's Church,Gravesend" (ill us.), 27-41
"The Proprietory Chapel of St. John, Gravesend" (illus.), 1-24
Historia Brittonum, and Kentish kingship, ],3
Historical Association (S.E. Kent), records, 276
historical writing, Kentish 1956-assessed,83, 100, 1-14
Hlothere,King of Kent (d.685)
charter of, 14
and joint kingship, 99, 2, 4, 7, 14n, 16-17
and Kentish royal saints, 101, 6, 8-14, 18-19, 22
Reculver,grants land to, 107, 30, 32n reeves, 104, IOI,202
Hoaden see under Preston Hoadley,Samuel (Cl7),200 hoards
coin (see also coins) [pg149]Celtic, Boxley, 97, 300; 367-101, 8, 369, 370
Roman
Allington,137-98, 9, 140, 141-4
Boxley, 97, 300; 372-3
Bredgar, 125
Charing?,295
Cobham?, 357
Dymchurch, 52
Gillingham, 139
Gravesend,51-62
Hollingbourne, 98, 139, 141-2
Maidstone (see also Allington), 89, 220; 101, 373; 271
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury,St. Martin's,201
Finglesham, 37
medieval
Wingham,295-7
post-medieval
Aldington, 202
Teynham,297
copper alloy
N.E. Kent, 198-9
Thameside, 109, 262, 263
Thanet,105, 249; 259-109, 60, 261
by site
Cliffe,282
Dover Harbour,91, 208; 97
Ebbsfleet,108, 273; 260
Roaden, 93, 95; 97, 195, 196, I97-9;
260
Minnis Bay, 96, 176; 97, 198; 350
compared with St. Mildred's Bay hoard,248
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 55, 59; 260
Monkton, 101, 85, 87; 247-109, 8, 249, 250-1, 252, 253, 254-5, 256, 257, 258-64
St. Mildred's Bay, 243-105, 5, 246-7, 248-9; 107, 421; 276
St. Nicholas-at-Wade, Shuart, 201-106, 2, 203, 204
gold,Canterbury,227
silver, Canterbury, 99, 283, 284, 285, 286
Hoare
H. (Cl9),60
J. (d.1916),452
Roath
clergyCl9, 99, 133
Ford Manor
brickwork, 133n; 92, 108, 172
moated site, 221
and Archbishop Parker, 31
Rushbourne, Westgate manor land,34
swing riots, 103
Hoathly see under Lamberhurst
Hobb,Jane (Cl8),223
Hobbes,R.G. (C I9), 97, 81, 91, 94
Hobday
Mrs - (C18), 225-6
John (C18), 225
hobnails, Romano-British, Canterbury, 98, 221; 60-105, 1, 120; 150
Hobson, Capt. -(C19),186
Rochon, John (Cl5),91
Hode see under Bekesbourne-with- Patrixbourne
Hodge
Edward (Cl6/17), 95, 40, 43
Gwenyth, "Tonbridge Free Public Library, 1881-1900" (illus.), 53-68
M.E. (fl.1896), 64
Hodges
Edward (b.1789), 23
Francis (Cl8), 12
H. see Evison, V., Hodges, H. & Hurst, J.G.
J. (fl.1791 of Canterbury), 225
John (1792-187 I of Offham), 104, 20, 23n
Thomas Law (Cl9),205
Hadsall (see also Hodsoll)
John (Cl7), 71
Maxwell & wife (Cl7), 71
William & wife (C17),71
Hodshan,Thomas & wife (Cl7), 71
Hodsoll (see also Hadsall)
family,of South Ash, 19
Mrs - (C17), 73
Margat (C17), 73
William (C17), 73
Hodson
Christopher (C17), 63
John (Cl7), 48
hoes see adzes
Hoffman,Calvin (C20), 102, 1, 3
Hogarth, A.C. see Hawkes, Sonia Chadwick & Hogarth,A.C.
Hogben [pg150]Brian M., "Preaching and the
Reformation in Henrician Kent", 169-85
Henry(Cl8), 7: 108, 109, 79
Thomas snr.(C17), 79
Thomas jnr.(Cl8), 111
Hogg, A.H.A., "The Causewayed Earthwork & the Elizabethan Redoubt on West Wickham Common" (illus.), 71-8
Hoggback Sloop, 214-95, 15, 220
Holborough see under Snodland
Holbourn, Sydney William(d.1916), 452
Holcombe
-(d.1725), 109, 16, 28
Elizabeth K. (d.1829), m. Charles
Oxenden, 75
Revd. George(Cl8-19), 75
Holden
John(C16), 253
Laurence(Cl4), 22
William(Cl4), 22
Holdesdoun, John de(Cl4), 21
Hole see under Rolvendon
Holeywell Hill (Herts.), Romano-British watermill, 113
Holgate,Robin
"The Medway Megaliths and Neolithic Kent" (ill us.), 221-34
Prehistoric Henges, reviewed, 355-6
Holiday,-(Cl9), 119 holidaymaking
Canterbury, Deal & Dover 18 I5 (ill us.), 63-82
Ramsgate 1829 (illus.), 185-225
Sheerness & Isle of Sheppey 1773, 331-2
Holl, Edward(Cl9), 189-91
Holland
family
land holdings C15, 100, 219
memorial, 16
Canon & Mrs-(Cl9), 310
Christopher(CI7), 73
Lucy Verena(C19),310
Thomas(Cl6/l7), 40n
Hollingbery,John(Cl8), 237
Hollingbourne
Allington farm, 100, 153, 155
Anglo-Saxon province, I03
Barnham family, 153
barrows & pottery, bronze age, 92, 231, 232
Bredgar chantry endowments, 88
brickworks, 88n
Broad Street, 100, 153, 155-6
church (see also under Elnothington; see also clergy),
All Saints', 100, 153, 156
Claypits, 154
clergy
CI8, 100, 153
coin,Celtic, 208
coin hoard, Roman, 98, 139, 141-2
Duppa family,188
Elnothington (Alnoitone), manor & church, 153-6
Eyhorne see also Eyhorne hundred
Eyhorne Green, 153-5
seal matrix, 377
Greenway Court, manor, 154-5
harness pendants, medieval, 105, 317, 318, 319
hoard see coin hoard
Hollingbourne Hill, manor, 153-5
limekilns, 88
manor (see also Elnothington; Greenway Court; Hollingbourne Hill; Murston; Pen Court; Ripple), 153-100, 5; 36
Murston, manor, 154
Pen Court, manor, 154
Potts Ash Farm, 155
Ripple
manor, 154-5
moated site, 93, 221; 155
seal matrices, medieval, 94, 262, 263; 101, 366, 377; 347
Snagbrook, 154
Snarkhurst Wood, 154
swing riots, 102
Turkey Mill, records, 251
Turner estate, 336
village survey 1947-records, 8, 105, 255
Hollis, William(C17), 70
Holliwell see under Ash-cum-Ridley
Holloway, John(Cl7), 238n, 239
Hollsansby, Margaret(Cl7), 71 Holman
F.G.(Cl9-20), 136
Geoffrey(d.1478), 321
Capt. John(Cl7-18), 218
Mary(d.1782), m. Daniel Fox, 105, 204, 209 [pg151]Holme,William(Cl8), 109, 227
Holmes (see also Holmes Pharmacies), John(Cl7),77
Holmes Pharmacies Ltd., records, 347
Holmesdale, Viscount (see also Earl Amherst),(Cl9),144-6
Holmesdale Medical Provident Club, records,105, 279, 282
Hoines, Andrew(Cl6),35
Holness,Mary(C19),35
Holstock,Ralph(C13),36n
Holt(Holte)
John de(C14),I92
Richard (Cl6),99, 30, 36-7, 39, 43
Thomas (C16),99, 37, 39
Holte see Holt
Holttum,Charles(CI9),35
Holtum,-(C20),231
Holwest see under Dymchurch
Holwood see under Keston
Holworthy,Richard(C20), 4
Holywell Coombe see under Folkestone
Homan, Roger, The Victorian Churches of Kent, reviewed,391-2
Homersham
John(Cl7), 56
William(Cl7),56
Homewood,Edward(Cl9), 273 Hone,D.
on excavations at Canterbury Burgate,209-11
St. John's hospital (il/us.), 102, 246, 248
on watching briefs in 1987, 321-3
and Bennett, P., on excavations at Canterbu ry, Castle Street, 282-3
hones
Romano-British
Cooling,89, 209, 2IO
Thurnham,I 54
Anglo-Saxon
Bifrons, 104
Dover,I 04
Horton Kirby,104
St. Mary Cray,101, 208, 2 09-10
medieval
Beckenham, 156-7
Boxley, 89, 209, 210
Canterbury, St. Martin's Hill, 199
Lower Halstow,89, 209, 210
Rochester, 94, 43, 44
Romney Marsh,89, 209, 210
undated, Rochester, 95, 29, 31
Honeywood (see also Honywood) family Cl7, 107, 325 Filmer(Cl8),102, 183
Honniwood,-(Cl9),85
Honynham,Thomas(Cl4),89-90
Honywood (see also Honeywood), Sir John(Cl9),93
Hoo,John of(Cl3-14),243
Hoo & Hastings
Lord -(C15),7
Anne (CI 5),m. Geoffrey Boleyn, 7
Hoo (see also Hoo hundred; Hoo St. Werburgh; see also under Minster(in Thanet)), geology of gravels, 41-101, 3, 44-5, 46-7, 51-3
Hoo hundred (see also Hundred of Hoo), 49
religious census 1851, 408
storm damage 1 836, 377
Hoo St. Werburgh
Abbot's Court, moated site, 221 church
churchwarden C!6, 94, 264
recorded by Griffiths I 841, 120n, 121
deeds,255
malaria, 257-63 monastery,95, 104, 93 seal matrices
copper alloy,377-8
lead,263-4
Hoogue, - Le(Cl7),94
Hook,W.F.(Cl9),9
Hook Green see under Lamberhurst hooked tags,Anglo-Saxon,silver
Sarre,109, 144, 158
Hooker (see also Hooker & Craigmile)
Charles (CI9), 285
Frank(C20),312
Mary Ann(Cl9),285
Stephen(C18),347
Hooker & Craigmile, 3 I 3
hooks (see also belt hooks; escutcheon; fish hooks; flesh hooks; hooked tags)
Romano-British, gold, Canterbury, 283 [pg152]Anglo-Saxon,Sarre,99, 109, 147, 149, 157 medieval
copper alloy,Wrotham, 89, 211, 212 iron,Rochester,107, 218-19
Hooper
George(Cl7),291
John & wife(C17),291
S.(Cl8),100, 185; 319
hop-drying (see also hop-farming; hoppicking; oasts), in malthouses, 308
hop-farming (see also hop-drying; hoppickers; oasts) development and growth of, 5-92, 7, 15, 30; 100-94, 3, 108; 95, 241, 244-5, 247
hop-baron,James Ellis, 208
measurers accounts,333
recorded
tithe survey, IOI,109-10
hop-picking (see also hop-drying; hop- farming;oasts)
at Leeds, 41
missions to, 101, 315, 324
tables,Offham, 14
tokens, 31
Hope
Dr. -(Cl7/18), 22
Alexander James Beresford (CI9), 100, 325, 327-30, 334-5, 337, 342
Thomas(C19),328
Sir William Henry St. John(C19-20)
and Canterbury
Christ Church, 49
St. Augustine's, 100, 183, 331-2, 337-40, 342-3
and Rochester
defences, 103, 4, 7n, 12n, 15n, 18, 24n
priory, 100, 185; 149n, 102, 152, 154n--5n,159n
Hope for Grace, 75
Hope see under St. Mary-in-the-Marsh
Hepker,David, review, 360-2
Hopkins
Henry (CI9), 395
J.D.(Cl9),5
Horden,Thomas(Cl5), 23
Hore,Robert (Cl5),108
Horn (see also Home)
Carr(Cl8),240
Emma(Cl9),7
William(Cl4), 226
Hornbuckle, Revd. Thomas Waldron(Cl9),109, 185, 188-9
Horne (see also Horn)
family of
Appledore,I,5-97, 6; 87
Canterbury,331
Benet (Cl6),5
Charles(C19),330
Roger(Cl6),162
Thomas & widow(C19), 330-2
Hornett,William(Cl8),219
Horp,Roger d' (Cl 3),seal of, 264
Horsa(d.455), 1-99, 4; 273 horse burials
iron age, Folkestone, I0
Romano-British, 157 post-medieval
Canterbury, 104, 155, 2 15
Dartford,102, 275; 103, 262; 342 horse racing
Cl8/19, 94, 146
Horsemunde,Thomas(Cl6),89 horseshoe nails, medieval/post-medieval
Canterbury, 105, 129, 130
Ospringe, 95, 149, 150-1
horseshoes
medieval, Canterbury, 78-105, 9, 129, 130
post-medieval
Bekesbourne,96, 53, 54
Ospringe, 95, 132, 134-5
Horsfield
Henry (Cl7),77
Thomas (CI9),346n
Horsham,Stephen de(Cl4), 109-10
Horsham see under Gillingham,Rainham Horsman, Valerie, "Eynsford Castle: A
Reinterpretation of its Early History in the Light of Recent Excavations" (i/lus. ),
39-57
Horsmonden,Daniel(C17),194
Horsmonden
John Austen of,100, 347, 361
church (see also clergy), 245n
clergy Cl4, 89, 5
fulling mill, 80n
Gun Inn, turnpike meeting 1765, 352
maps
1675, 8 I
1696, 80 [pg153]moated sites
Share Farm,221
Sprivers, 221
parish records, 262
population & family structureC16, 100, 235, 238, 241, 243, 257
John Read of,245
swing riots 1830, 376
turnpike trust, 100, 352, 354n
Horsted
fort, 221
Horsted Place,inscriptions, 254
Horton
Joshua (Cl8-19),357n
M.C.,on medieval floor-tiles from
Appledore (illus.), 94-101
Bekesbourne,55-6
Leeds priory (illus.), 87-92
Ospringe (illus.), 117-26
Horton see under Chartham; see also Horton Kirby; Monks Horton
Horton Kirby & South Darenth
Black Death,14
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon, 104 church
architecture,179
brasses, 386-96, 8, 389, 390; 298
Faukeham lands,I 0
HortonCastle,9
manor,96, 387; 8
parish records,262
seal matrix,medieval,350
swing riots 1830, 376
Hoskins,- (Cl 9),16 hospices see hospitals hospitals (see also almshouses; Knights
Hospitaller; poor houses)
medieval
chapels & halls, dimensions of, 187-9
by place
Canterbury
Infirmary, 275-6
Maynards,105, 237, 239
Poor Priest's (St. Mary's) administrationC19, 109, 208n excavations
1979, 278
1980, 96, 399, 402
1981, 276-9
1982, 215-98, 16, 2 17, 218-20
1983, 255
masterC16, 101, 181 roof,101, 143
and St. Dunstan's chapel,235 as workhouse,98, 109, 206
St. John's
administration of, 207n, 109, 223, 231
burials, 175 excavations
1985, 102, 246, 248
lay-out,95, 86, 104; 187-9 and St. Gregory's priory,98, 96, 300-1;
107, 309, 315-16, 321, 322 survey,101, 278, 300-3
St. Lawrence's, 207n
St. Thomas' (East Bridge) administration of,207n estates & possessions,109, 94, 171; 116n
lay-out,104 masterC95, 18, 99, 169n rectorC13, 95, 88 survey,101, 303-4, /306 wall-paintings,95, 185, 193-4
WilliamCokyn's, 131 Chatham,St. Bartholmew's chapel
excavations (illus.), 177-89 plan,98, 99, 178
founded,301
Dover, Maison Dieu dissolution, 57 lay-out,97, 95, I 04 livestock,96, 261-3
Gravesend, St. John the Baptist, 107, 193, 200
Harbledown,St. Nicholas' founding of, 301 payments to, 101, 109, 197, 204, 215-16, 226
New Romney, St. Stephen & St. Thomas,17-26
Ospringe,St. Mary's (Maison Dieu) animal bones (il/us. ),227-66 chapel & hall,96, 98, 187-9 crucifix, 96, 372, 373, 374, 375, 376-7
excavations (illus.), 81-184
Otford Palace,279 [pg154]Sandwich
St. Bartholomew's
chapel, 98, 185, 186
founded, 194
St. Thomas House,100, 196, 213
Sevenoaks, 72
Strood
St. Mary's
master C14, 107, 202
position of, 253
and Rochester priory, 51-91, 2, 59
St. Nicholas',records, 72 post-medieval
statistical tables compiled by Charles Oxenden,69-72
by place
Canterbury
Jesus, 107, 324; 109, 226, 233, 236
Kent & Canterbury
·and abbey site, 100, 325, 332-4, 339-40
building of, 98, 22; 204
medical care 1836-76 (illus.), 1-38
and Charles Oxenden, 69-72
and James Simmons, 237-8
visited by Thomas Lott, 70
Lunatic Asylum (St. Martin's), 117
Chartham, St. Augustine's (County Lunatic Asylum},86
Darenth,excavations, 305-20
Deal, Walmer, Royal Naval Hospital,
75n
East Grinstead,Sackville Hospital, 6
Faversham
Cottage Hospital, 444-100, 5, 447
The Mount, 444-8
Greenwich, Dreadnought Seaman's, 153
Maidstone Ophthalmic,93
Margate Infirmary, 96, 200, 20 In,211,
213, 222
Minster (in Thanet), 100, 146, 150
Newington (by Hythe),Beachborough, 187
Sheldwich, Lees Court military hospital, 444-6
Sidcup,St. Mary's Hospital, 305
Sittingbourne V.A.D. Hospital,
441, 443
Thanet,records,270
Tonbridge, isolation, 62
Hossmer, Henry (CI8), 353
Hoste
Dierick (d.1663),104, 119, 121
Jane see Desmaistres
Hothfield
church (see also clergy), sermon preached by Serles CI6, 101, 177
clergy C16, 93, 89
Cowlees,oast,247
and Hasted, 295
map Cl7, 109, 81
parish records, 262
Wye College properties,215
Hott,Jane (C17), 40
Houblon
Mary see Godtschalk
Nicholas (Cl6-17}, 117
Hougham Without
abbey of St. Radigund (Bradsole), 93, 197, 199; 96, 301; 323
multi period settlement, 285
Poulton,102
South Court manor,records, 275
swing riots, IOI
West Hougham, church, methodist, records, 101, 346; 273
Houliston, M. (see also Bennett, Paul & Houliston,M.)
on excavations at Canterbury
Best Lane, 294-5
Best Lane Sewer,294
High Street, 132
Orchard Street, 308
St. George's Place, Martin Walters
Garage (ii/us.), 301-4
St. Margaret's church, 130-1
St. Martin's Heights, 136-7
Tourtel Road, 304-5
Upper Bridge Street, 300
on excavations at Harbledown, Summer
Hill, 308-9
on watching brief at Canterbury, Gordon
Road, 169
and Bennett, P., on excavations at Canterbury, Best Lane (ii/us.), 142-8
and Rady, J. & Bennett, P., on excavations at St. Margaret's Street,Canterbury, 286-8
House of Izons see Izons & Co.
[pg155]housing
Sheerness dockyard, 101, 254, 258-63, 266-7, 269-72, 274, 275, 276
Tunbridge Wells 1800-40 (illus.), 386-98
Hoveden,Roger of(Cl2),101, 30, 36
How, N. & Son (undertakers), records, 282
Howard
family,91, 3, 8
-(C19 of Deal), 107, 66, 74, 78, 80
Mrs -(C19 of Deal), 107, 74, 78, 80
Eliza(Cl9), 107, 75, 78
Sir George(Cl6),61n
Jack(Cl9),80
Joseph(Cl9),107, 75, 80
Lady Margaret (CI 7), m. Robert
Sackville, 6
Howell
David(fl.l793),111
Dorothy (b.1634), m. John Thornicroft, 102, 12, 16
Elizabeth see also Cradock
Elizabeth (b. I 642 sister of Sir John), 13
Elizabeth (C17 daughter of Sir John),m. William Selby,102, 12, 16
H.(d.1914-18), 209
Jane(C17),m. Sir Henry Selby,102, 12, 16
Sir John(d.1682), 11-102, 14, 16
John(d.1694 son of Sir John), 16
Mary(Cl7/18), 102, 14, 16
Richard(C17),13
W.A.(Ramsgate), records, 339
William(b.1636), 12
Howfield see under Chartham
Howinson, John(Cl8),223
Hroumoult,Samuel(Cl8), 222
Hubbard
George(Cl9-20),338
R.N.L.B., on pollen analysis at Cuxton, 78-81
Hubberdyne,William(C16), 172
Hubble
Widow -(C17), 70
Mrs -(C19 of Ide Hill), I O 1
George(C17),71
Henry(C17), 70
Jane (C17), 70
Mark jnr. & wife(C17), 70
Nicholas(C17 of Wrotham),70
Nicholas snr. & wife (Cl7 of Wrotham), 94, 70, 72
Nicholas jnr. & wife (C!7 of Wrotham), 94, 70, 72
Richard(Cl7), 70
Robert(C17), 70
Hucking, Bredgar chantry endowments, 88
Huckstep, Thomas(Cl7),4
Hudson
Mrs -(Cl8),236
Alice(Cl6),17
C.J. Ltd.(Ramsgate), records, 271
Mary (Cl7-18), m. James Colebrooke, 102, 139, 142-3
Richard(C18), 225
hue & cry,Offham C19, 104, 16, 23
Hugessen
Anne see also Sondes
Anne (b.1635), m.2 Gideon Delaune, 173-4
Dorothy(C17),174
Elizabeth(1639-65), 173-4
James(d.1646), 173
John(Cl7),173
Sir William(C17), 173
Hugget (see also Huggett), John (C I 9), 19
Huggett (see also Hugget), Revd. Roger (C19), I 48n
Huggins,William(Cl 7),68
Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln(C12), 31-2
Hughes (see also Hughs)
John(C18),28-102, 9, 35
Richard (Cl6-17),73
Hughs (see also Hughes), John Newington (Cl9),219
Hui berry see under Eynsford
Hulkes,Stephen(Cl7), 20n
Hull
F.
"John de Berwyke and the Consuetudines Kancie", 1-96, 15; 237
"Kentish Historical Writing, 1956-83: An Assessment", 1-14
"Kentish Map-Makers of the Seventeenth Century" (illus.), 63-83
"Memento Mori or Dr. Cliff's Diary, an Unusual Demographic Document",11-23
"The Custumal of Kent", 237 [pg156]"The Domesday of Dover Castle - An Archival History",98, 98, 67-75
on Hasted, 295
on map of Thanet,7-8
on term lough,92, 65, 71
(ed.), Catalogue of Estate Maps, 1590-1840, in the Kent County Archives Office, reviewed, 230-1
reviews, 257-92, 8; 309-95, 10; 419-96, 20, 422-3; 280-102, 2; 263-4
John at (Cl5),99, 227, 229
John (Ci6),99, 33, 41
Thomas (Cl7 of Godmersham), 62
Thomas (C18 ofRochester),368
Hulme,Nicholas (C15),7n
Hulse
family
at Appledore,2-3
pedigree of,258
Sir Edward (C18),2
Field-Marshal Sir Samuel (C18/19), 2-3
Hulst
John (Hans) van (d.1601), 117-104, 19, 121
Mary (Cl6/17), m. Arnold James, 117-104, 18, 121
Susanna van see Desmaistres
Humbert, General - (Cl 8-19),143
Humfryes see Humphries
Humphries (Humfryes)
Elizabeth (Cl 7),68
Thomas (C17),68
Hundred of Hoo,archaeological reports 1974, 219
1975, 208
Hundred of HooRailway Co., 264 hundreds
development of, 107, 36, 49-50
and Hasted, 300
Hunt (Hunte)
family (Cl 9),of Staplehurst,188-9
Master -(Cl 9), 379
Mrs - (C19 wife of W.A. Hunt), 191-96, 2, 194, 196, 199-200, 203, 211-12
Anise (C19),203
Ann (C19),203
F.W. (fl.1897), 65
Parnell (C17),100, 285, 292
Robert (Cl 7),73
Thomas (C16/17),195
Thomas (d.1831),330
William (Hadley) (C16), 101, 175, 177
William A. (C19 ofRamsgate),96, 187,
I 89-90, 192, 196, I 99, 204, 222
Hunte see Hunt
Hunters Charity, 332
hunting,recorded by Francis Andrus,374-5
Huntingdon
Earldom of (see also Burley,Sir Simon;
Clinton, William de), 183
-(C18-19 of Dover),145
Revd. Benjamin (d.1706), 96, 392, 394;
Henry of,13n
William (of Cranbrook),40I
Hunton
Aylesford estates, 85n
Robert Golding of, 117
living of,164
non-conformity 1676, 68
parish records,323
population totals 1641-1801, 94, 65, 68
Hunton Prosecuting Society,records, 323
Hurd,Howard (C19-20),104, 222, 231n, 235, 338n; 107, 418
Hurst (see also Hirst)
George (Cl 9), I 86
J.G. see Evison, V.,Hodges,H. & Hurst, J.G.
Hurst Green (E. Sussex), hop-presses made,243
Hurst Hill,place-name,14n
Husbands, Major Edward (C17), 97, 214, 218
Husee,Henry (Cl4), 110
Hussey
- (C16), 180
William (C18/19 of Dover),145
Hustwit,Matthew (Cl 9),11-12
Hutcherson,Ruth, The History of Danson, reviewed,310-11
Hutchford,Matthew & wife (Cl7),94, 69, 72
Hutchings
Henry E. (CI 9), 105, 7, 35
R.
"Mesolithic Horizons in Cliffe Marshes", 360-1 [pg157]"Peats and Archaeological Sites in John's Hope Marshland,Cliffe", 101, 104, 374-7
"Pre-Roman Horizons and Sites at Cliffe",281-2
"Some Pre-Roman Sites at Cliffe", 287-90
Huxley,Thomas (Cl6), 179
Huycke,Dr. -(Cl6),126
Hyde
Gilbert (C16),104, 209, 211
P.G.M., "Henry Hatch and the Battle over his Will",111-28
hydraulic dams, Sevenoaks area,26 I hydrocephalus
Anglo-Saxon child from Eccles, 96, 77, 78-9, 80-2
medieval burial from Canterbury, 304
Hylles see Hills
Hyllys see Hills
hypocausts,Romano-British
Canterbury
Castle Street,217
Longmarket,109, 287, 289-90, 295
Marlowe Car Park site, 94, 272; 403-4
St. George's Street,98, 215, 223-5
St. Margaret's Street, 103, 215; 104, 296, 298
Charing,l 09
Darenth,97, 166, 169-71, 173-7
Hernhill, 335
Highstead,236
Maidstone, 224
Poverest, 220
Tassel's Quarry,128
Wilmington,212
Hythe
aids Sandwich 1457, 213
axes/?hoard, bronze age, 349-101, 50, 351, 352
church,methodist,records, 274-5
Cleare/Clare family,77
coaching services C19, 98, 194-9, 20 l, 204-6, 212
coastline,49-52
development of, 36
hoard see axes/?hoard
Montford holdings,123
School of Musketry, 349
shipbuilding,230
Spitelmed, land belonging to New Romney hospital,21
storm 1287, 199
swing riots,102
turnpike trusts, 100, 350, 356n, 357n, 368; 172-102, 3, 175, 177-8, 187, 189-90
West Hythe
parish records,263
salt works, Anglo-Saxon, 99, 50; 107, 36, 43
I
Ibbett, F.D. & Co. (Sevenoaks), records, 105, 279, 282
ice houses
Bexley,Danson Park,53n
Chevening, Montreal Park, 271
Ickham,Thomas of (Cl4), 184 Ickham & Well
axe,neolithic,95
Bramling,milestone,188
church,spire, 277
estate granted to Selethryth & Ealdberht,
104, 96, 105-6
Garrington,deerpark,l l 7n,118-19
Gibbs family,170
Lee Court,menu book, 333
manor, 226n; 101, 107, 38n
parish officials,l 92
Romano-British site (see also villa;
watermills)
excavations,190-l
industrial activity, 121-100, 2, 124;
31
settlement,early,22n
statute labour, payment in lieu 1822/3, 102, 184
villa,Romano-British,95 Anglo-Saxon brooch,93, 104, 3, 4 -6
watermills, Romano-British, 190-91, 1;
93, 95; I 100, 19, 120, 121-2, 124, 126, 127-8
Icklesham (E. Sussex),Hatch estates, 118-102, 19, 122, 126, 128
Ide Hill see under Sundridge
Iden (E. Sussex), drainage, 102, 101, 108, l 10
Iden Green see under Benenden
Idleigh see under Ash-cum-Ridley
Idley see Idleigh under Ash-cum-Ridley Iffin Wood & manor see under Chartham [pg158]!field (W. Sussex)
church,recorded by Griffiths,1841, 120n
non-conformity 1676, 68
parish records,323
population totals 1641-1801, 94, 64, 68
Iford,Susan (C17),70
Igglesden,Charles (C20),191
Iggulden, Messrs, shipping agent, 132
Ightham
churches
methodist,records, 277
St. Peter's
gravestones & brasses, 11-102, 12, 14, 16-17
ironwork,92, 100, 102; 97, 154, 156
recorded by Griffiths, 120
coins, Roman, 102, 271; 104, 358; 311
Crown Point, road, 364
droveway,19
figurine,Romano-British,104, 355, 367
Benjamin Harrison of, 279-95, 82; 257-8
Ightham Mote
brickwork, 172
Coven (Cawne) family, 210
Hawte family, 113
ironwork,decorative,87
Selby family, 12
ironwork, decorative (see also under Ightham Mote; churches), 87-92, 8, 97
James family, 115-21
moated sites
The Court, 221
Ightham Mote, 221
Mote Farm,oast, 247
non-conformity 1676, 68
Oldbury hillfort
excavations
1983, interim report,287-9
1984, interim report,381-2
flints,209
territory,235-6
population totals 1641-1801, 94, 65, 68
pottery,bronze age,233n
Swan Inn,257n
Thrupp's (Town House), records, 336
turnpike trust,100, 359, 368-9; 173
illegitimacy,C I 6, 100, 242
immigrants, Flemish,Canterbury, 92
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., 460
Ince,Dr. - (C20),88
Inchiquin,Earl of see O'Brien,Murrough
Independents see Congregationalists
indulgences,Ospringe,88-9
industry, sources for Kentish history, 79-86
influenza, 100, 236; 240-101, 1, 243-4
Inge,Judge William (Cl4),39
ingots
copper alloy,bronze age
Hoaden,97, 196, 198
Monkton,109, 255, 258
St. Nicholas at Wade,1 6, 203, 204
silver,Romano-British
Canterbury, 99, 283, 284-5
Kentish,listed, 205-6
Ingram(e),John (C16),93, 83, 86-7
Ingress Abbey see under Swanscombe & Greenhithe
inhumations see burials;cemeteries
Innes,Gilbert (C17-18),167
inns see public houses
inscriptions (see also brasses,monumental; cloth seal; coins; graffiti;masons marks;potters stamps;tokens)
beggars badge,9 7, 134, 135
bells
Canterbury,St. George's, 313
Godmersham, 63
Gravesend
St. George's, 102, 29, 32-6
St. John's,16
bottle seals
Chatham,97, 271, 273
Rochester,219
boundary stone,Iden Green,69 bricks
Chevening,Moat Farm Oast,340
East Peckham,Dower House, 257 brooches, Romano-British, Canterbury, 98, 92, 240; 84
charity boards,Bexley,391-3
clay pipes
Beckenham,154
Canterbury, 311n
Chatham, 95, 231, 232, 233-5, 236, 238-9; 383
Eastry,124
Gravesend,170 [pg159]Tonbridge,93, 92, 116
coffin plates, Chislehurst,3
copper alloy, Romano-British, Canterbury, 239
defixio, Eccles, 102, 19, 20-3, 24-5
glass
Anglo-Saxon
Darenth bowl,96, 310, 311, 315, 319
Westbere bowl,312
medieval,Ebony,415
post-medieval,Canterbury,162
gravestones/memorials (see also hatchment)
recorded by W.P. Griffiths,120
transcripts of in Kent Archives Office, 335
by place
Adisham,116n
Appledore, 291-2
Biddenden,99, 225, 226, 227, 229
Birchington, ! 86n
Bishopsbourne,70n-ln
Canterbury
Christ Church (illus.), 5-28
St. George's, 314
St. Margaret's,20 I
St. Pancras',200n
Chatham, 272
Chilham,102, 139, 141-3
Chislehurst,102, 4, 7-9
Cudham,109
Downe,113
East Wickham, 91, 206; 107, 382, 383-5
Ebony,165
Faversham,451-4
Fawkham,291
Godmersham, 106, 56, 63-4, 74, 77n
Hartley,291-2
Horsted,254
lghtham,97, 156; I!
Monkton,186n,202
Newington (by Hythe),173
Orpington,254
Plaxtol, 97, 155, 156
Rainham,l91, 12; 254
Ramsgate, I86n, 96, 188, 190, 201, 206
St. Nicholas at Wade, 186n,202
Sandwich,195
Ulcombe,111-91, 2, 115-6
Wingham,66
hatchment, Bexley,29-3 I,3 2-3
heraldic glass
Downe,112
Knole,2-91, 10, 13
ingots, Romano-British, 97, 201, 202, 203-6; 99, 283, 284
leather, Romano-British, Canterbury, 213
pilgrim badges,Ospringe,95, 145, 146
purse bars
Cliffe,105, 306, 313
Snargate,319
rings
Cliffe,94, 262; 105, 306, 3 I3
Eynsford,104, 360, 363
seal matrices
Aldington,277-8
Appledore,97, 300, 301
Ash, 108, 292, 294
Aylesford, 95, 294, 297
Boxley, 94, 264, 265; 101, 374; 107, 404, 405; 108, 290, 292; 109, 343, 344, 345, 346
Canterbury,105, 133, 134-5
Chalk, 107, 404, 406
Chatham, 313
Cliffe, 103, 253, 254; 362-104, 3; 313-105, 14; 107, 406; 291
Cobham,101, 366, 376; 108, 291, 292
Dartford,107, 404, 408
Dymchurch,104, 360, 3 63
Hollingbourne, 94, 262, 263; 101, 366, 377; 347
Hoo St. Werburgh, 263-94, 4; 377-8
Hope,347
Horton Kirby,350
Leybourne,378
Otham,378
Plaxtol, 390
Rochester, 7n
Sevenoaks,379
Sholden,210-11
Shorne,102, 268, 272
Snargate, 104, 364, 365-6; 108, 292, 293
Walderslade,103, 253, 2 59
West Malling,108, 292, 294
Wichling,94, 265, 268
Wye,104, 360, 367 [pg160]skillets,103, 239, 240
spoons, Romano-British, 100, 81, 82, 83-6
stone
Romano-British, Canterbury, 94, 275; 104, 291, 298, 300, 328 medieval
Canterbury, 278-9
Cooling Castle, 329 post-medieval
Bekesbourne,96, 38, 44-5
Canterbury, 105, 144, 148, 234, 241n
Chatham dockyard,178 Godmersham bridge,107, 106, 64
Lydd Court Hall, 98, 113, 116, 117-20
Stone castle, 97, 3. 16
sun-dial,Canterbury,98, 20, 21 thimbles,97, 271
tiles, Romano-British, Cranbrook, 80n
tokens, apothecaries & barber surgeons, 103, 69, 71-2, 73, 75-7
wall paintings, Canterbury, 186-8 intaglio, Romano-British, Sheerness, 95, 93, j207, 207
Ireland
Anthony (C18),28-102, 9, 35
George (C20),35
John(Cl6),90
Irish,C.F. & Son Ltd., records,331 iron furnace, Vauxhall (Southborough), 101, 92, 255
iron industries (see also iron furnace; iron- working)
historical sources for, 80-1 Wealden,108, 92, 27; 232-100, 3, 235
iron objects (see also anvil; ard share; arrowheads; axes; ballista bolts; bloom; box fittings; brooches; buckles; carpenters dog; chatelaines; clamps; clench bolts; clench nails; cross-bow bolts; daggers; file; flesh hooks; gate fittings; gouges; hammer; hammer-head; hinges; hobnails; hooks; horseshoe nails; horseshoes;ironwork, decorative; keys; knives; latchlifters; locks; nails; needles; pins; pitch-fork; purse mounts; rings; round-shot; scales; scissors; seax; shears; shield-
bosses; shield-grips; shoe buckles; sickles; spear heads; spikes; spindles, millstone; spurs; strap ends; studs; swords; water pipes; window catch)
iron age (Belgic),Rochester, 44
Romano-British
in watermills,124
from
Canterbury
Beer Cart Lane,271
Riding Gate, 103, 206; 150
Minster (in Thanet),102, 52, 56
Radfield,94, 241, 245
St. Mary Cray,101, 208, 210
Thurnham,153
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury,103, 114, 115
Monkton, 89, 70, 71; 101, 89, 91, 93,
Poverest,207
medieval
Canterbury, 94, 170, 174; 104, 189, 192
Leigh,198
Ospringe, 95, 129, 130-1, 132, 133-5, 136-7
medieval/post-medieval
Bekesbourne,96, 53, 54
Canterbury,105, 129, I 3 I, 132
post-medieval
Gravesend,93, 171, /72
Ospringe, 95, 129, 130-1, 132, 133-5, 136-7
undated, Margate,Northdown, 269
iron ore,Romano-British
Hernhill,335-6
Iden Green, 101, 78, 80
Radfield,94, 241, 243
iron-working (see also anvil; bloom; iron furnace; iron industries; iron ore; ironfounders; metal mills; slag)
iron age
Bridge by-pass,154
Canterbury bypass,269-70
Oldbury hillfort, 99, 288; 382
Romano-British
Benenden, 80
Canterbury, 266
Cranbrook,80n Hernhill,101, 107, 335-6
Ickham,121-100, 2, 124 [pg161]Minster (in Thanet), 102, 59
Radfield, 245-6
Anglo-Saxon,Canterbury,245 medieval, Canterbury
St. Augustine's, 99, 249; 294-5
St. George's Gate, 155
Two Sawyers, 168
Upper Bridge Street, 221
post-medieval,Northfleet,323 undated
Canterbury Bypass, 272
sites in mid-Kent,study of, 285 ironfounders
and decorative ironwork, 92, 76, 82-3, 87-90, 92, 97, 99; 137-54
and hop presses, 243
ironmongers, 94, 219, 221-3; 41n; 99, 101, 340, 347
ironwork, post-medieval decorative (illus.), 73-92, 104; 137-57
Irvine, James Thomas (Cl9), 149n, I 55-102, 6, 157, l 59n-60n, 162n, 167-70
Irvingite Church see Catholic Apostolic Church
Isaac (Isak) family,131n Benedicta see Guildford
Cicely see Spicer
Edward (Cl6), 89, 185; 92, 56; 135n
James (Cl5),55-6
John (Cl5), 55
Isabella, Queen of England, 97, 193; 193
Isak see Isaac
Isas (?C4), 203
Isham, Francis (d.1699), 17
Isis,depiction of, 310
Isle of Grain
defences,96, 342, 345
dockyard (proposed), 101, 251, 264; 176
malaria, 95, 260, 262, 264 non-conformity 1676, 94, 67 population totals I641-180I, 94, 65-7
school, 262
swing riots, 102
Isle of Harty see under Leysdown
Isle of Oxney
Blome estates,290
rents C!3, 107, 46
River Rother,course of, 102, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99-110; 86
Isle of Sheppey (see also individual parishes)
abbey,97, 60; I,10-101, 12, 14, 21-2
Cheyney estates, 63
Danes invade,102
defences, 96, 342, 345
described by Hasted, 25I
inventory of properties 1745, 336
minster, 23
place-name, 17
ploughing,171
swing riots, 96
visit 1773, account of,331-2
Isle of Thanet see also Thanet, Isle of
Isle of Thanet Gas Light & Coke Co., 191n
Isle of Thanet Steam Flour Mill Co., records, 85
Isley
family, 131n
Sir Henry (Cl6), 56n, 57n; 97, 102, 122n
Islip, Archbishop (Cl4), 93, 65; 95, 50;
Istead Rise see under Gravesend, Northfleet
Ithamar, St. & Bishop of Rochester (C7), 91, 47; 74-102, 5, 77
itinerant traders see under trade
Ivers, Jane (Cl 7), m. Andrew Hills, ff230
ivory objects
Romano-British,Eccles, 43
medieval,Leeds, 94, 96, jj98
medieval/post-medieval, Ospringe, 95, 152, L'J
post-medieval, Canterbury, 104, 168;
105, 145, 147
Ivychurch
church,99, 58; j107, 254, 256-7, 260-2
manor, 261
map Cl 7, 109, 77
Moat House, 221
New Cheney manor, 261
Spitelmanland, 21
!wade
Chetney, 13n
coin,Celtic, 370
Funton Creek, salt-panning site, 101, 165, 166, !166, 167-8
Moat Farm,moated site,221
tithe map, 323 [pg162]Izons (see also Izons & Co.) John(d.1814), 101, 97, 138 William(Cl9), 97, 138
Izons & Co. (ironfounders), 1 38-97, 41, 143, 145-8, 152-3
J
Jackson
John,Mayor(CJS), 109, 205, 235, 238
John(fl.1897), 65
Sir Thomas Graham(CJ9), 279
Jacob
Edward, Mayor (CIS), 196-109, 7, 206n,219-22, 237
Giles(CIS), 69
Israel(d.1692), 57
Jacobs
Dr. - (C18/19 of Faversham), 297
James(Cl9), 21
Jacon,Edward(CIS/19), 258
Jaenberht, Abbot & Archbishop(CS), 88-104, 90, 94
Jagger, Robert(CIS), 224
Jakyn, Thomas(Cl4), 87n
James
family of
Ightham, 115-21
Northfleet, 68
Reigate, 117
Arnold(d.1607), 117-104, 18, 121 Christina(CI 7), 104, 118
Sir Demetrius (d.1678), 104, 115, 118, 121
Dericke(d.1590), 117 H.A.
Faversham Parish Church: A History & Guide, reviewed, 302-3 and Tester, P.J., "Notes on the Brasses in East Wickham Church" (illus.), 108, 107, 382-90
Henry(d.1593), 117
Jane see also Kille; Miller
Jane(Cl7), 118
John(Cl6-17), 118-104, 19, 121
Mary see also Hulst
Mary, obituary, 273
Roger(d.1592), 117-18
Roger(d.1596), 117
Susanna see also Walle
Susanna(d.1643), m. William Nutt, 104, 119, 121
Susanna(CJ7), 118
Thomas(CJ? of Ightham), 118
Thomas & wife (C17 of Wrotham), 69
Revd. Walter Francis(C20), 115
William(d.1596 ), 117
William (d.1627), 115-104, 16, 118-19, 121
William(d.1661 ), 104, 115, 118, 121
William (Cl? son of William & Jane), 118
Jane, Thomas(Cl5), 108-9
Jarman
- (CIS), 230
J.R.J.(d.1916), 452
Jarrett
Alice(Cl?), 71
Frederick Thomas(d.1916 ), 452
Thomas & wife I (C17 of Wrotham), 70
Thomas & wife II (C17 of Wrotham), 71
Jarvis
H.G.(d.1916), 454
Thomas(Cl9), 88n
Private William Edward(d.1916), 452
Jay, L., reports from the Trust for Thanet Archaeology
1988-9, 107, 417-21
1989-90 (illus.), 271-7
Jefferies (see also Jeffreys), R.S. see Lyne, M.A.B. & Jefferies,R.S.
Jeffery (see also Jeffrey)
Bridget(C17), 287
David & family(CI7), 287
John & family(C17), 287
Jeffrey (see also Jeffery)
Edward(C17), 93
Tufton(d.1688), 17
Jeffreys (see also Jefferies)
- (d.1689), 28
W. (Cl9), 175
Jenkins
F.
"A Head of a Roman Bronze Figurine found near Canterbury", 385-6
"The Re-Excavation of the Roman Villa at Wingham Part I" (ill us.), 87-99
"The Remains of a Building in the Precincts of St. Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury,Excavated in 1964" (illus.), 1-4 [pg163]on Romano-British pottery from Deal, 109, 95, 307
at
Wingham, 61
obituary, frontispiece, 369-70
Capt. George (Cl 7),218
John (C19),21
William jnr. (C19), 5-93, 8, 10-13
Jenkinson,Robert (Cl6),193
Jenner (see also Jenner & Co.), Robert (Cl9),178
Jenner & Co.,records,347
Jennings,Reuben (C19), 238-9
Jermine,Francis (CI7), 293
Jerom (Jerome)
William (C16 of Canterbury), 50
William (d.1540 of Cheriton), 172
Jerome see Jerom
Jessup
Anne (Cl7),292
F.W.
A History of Kent
assessed, 2-3 reviewed,100, 89, 228-9
Sir Roger Twysden, assessed, .8 review, 100, 92, 261-2 obituary,108, 313-14
Mary (Cl7), 292
R.F.
on Scotgrove, 24
and material from Thurnham, 142
Anglo-Saxon Jewellery, reviewed, 227-8
Man of Many Talents: An Informal Biography of James Douglas 1753-/8/reviewed, 9, 94, 288-90
reviews, 259-92, 60; 302-3
obituary, 370-1
Robert (Cl 6), 187
Jesus of Lubeck, 168 jet & shale objects
bronze age,Manston, 107, 417; 108, 11, 13, 15, 16, 21-3
Romano-British
Canterbury,105, 144, 146
Dartford, 275
Poverest, 207
Anglo-Saxon,Monkton,101, 98, 99 late medieval/post-medieval
Canterbury,105, 144, 146
Ospringe,95, 152, /53
jetons see tokens
Jetter,Jane (C16),195
jettons see tokens
Jewell (see also Juill), E.F. (C19), 33-4
Jews (see also synagogues), religious census 185 I, 40 I, 100, 406, 407n,411, 415, 420-2
Jew's harps, 91, 192; 95, 142, 143
Jezard,Thomas (Cl 9),8
Joan,Queen of Navarre, 193
Joce,John (Cl4), 7
Jode,Widow - (Cl6),42
Johansson, B.M. see Thomas, K.D. & Johansson,B.M.
John
King of England,at
Gravesend, 193
Rochester, 91, 55; 94, 39; 96, 124; 26
Temple Ewell, 34
Cl2/son of Richard,seal of, 13, 103, 254
Cof East Ratling, 13, 92, 53
Clson of the Clerk, 3, 101, 223n
Clson of Godfrey,seal of, 3, 104, 363
Clson of Henry, son of the Clerk, 3, 101, 224
Clson of Henry,seal of,3, 101, 377
CIof Rochester,4, 107, 202
of Seez see Seez,John of
Johns
Catherine (see also Potter,T.W. & Johns, C.M.),on
bronze amulet from Boughton Aluph, 394-6
bronze mount from Margate, 309-11
gold ring from Otford, 212-14
samian pottery from Hammill, 166 F.D.
"A Petty Constable's Accounts Book", 9-24
"Benjamin Harrison ^^^B Three Unpublished Letters", 279-82
Johnson,218
Johnson
Andrew (C18), 238
Edmund (C17), 78
Henry & wife (Cl 7), 70
John, alias Antony (C16), 115-102, 18, 121, 125 [pg164]John (CIS), 95, 233
Peter, Romano-British Mosaics,
reviewed,268-9
Robert (Cl6), 59
Sarah (Cl7),m. RobertBendish, 15
Stephen
Later Roman Britain, reviewed, 424-5
The Roman Forts of the Saxon Shore, reviewed,265-6
Thomas (C17 artist), 250n; 99, 100, !Sin
Thomas (C1 8 of Canterbury), 223
Thomas (CIS of Gravesend), 170
Johnston (see also Johnstone)
D.E. (ed.)
Discovering Roman Britain, reviewed, 298-9
The Saxon Shore, reviewed, 235-6
W. (CIS),240
Johnstone (see also Johnston)
John (d.1828),66
Revd. W.D. (Cl9),93, 17, 22
Jolliffe &Banks,101, 269, 272
Jones
- (CI9), 374
D.T.
"Excavations at the Site of a Medieval Hall-House at North Cray" (illus. ),187-9
reports on London Borough of Greenwich 1977, 223-4
E.V. (d.1914-18),209
Edmund J. (C20),258-9
Edward (d.1831),243
Samuel (CIS-19),236n
Jongh, Claude de (C17), drawing of Gravesend blockhouse, 89, 144, 153, !160
Jordan
Clof Chartham,3, 101, 224
Henry (Cl5), 47-8
Humphrey (Cl6),181-2
John (Cl6),195
Mary Ann (C19),II
W.K., Social Institutions in Kent, 1480-1660, assessed,3
Jorz,Roland (C14), 89
Joseph of Exeter (Cl2),83
Journal of Local History, assessed, 12
Joyce,Severn & wife (C20),315
Joyden's Wood see underB exley
Joye
John (Cl6 of Gillingham),118
John (C16 of Godmersham), 56
Joynes
John (CI9),102, 29, 35
Revd. Robert jnr. (CI9), 93, 19; 33-5
Revd. Robert S. (CI9),93, 17, I9
Juce,Robert (Cl7/18),63
Juill (see also Jewell)
Mary (CI7),70
Thomas (Cl7}, 94, 70, 72
William & wife (Cl7),71
Juliers, Lady Elizabeth (Cl4}, m.l John, Earl of Kent, m.2 Sir Eustace d' Aubrichecourt, 65
Julius Caesar, G.
atBigbury,95, 303; 96, 413; 291
crosses Thames,119-92, 20, 124-5
Juli (see also Julie),Joseph (C17), 72
Julie (see also Juli), Thomas (Cl5), 115n
Jumieges,William of (C11),123
Jupiter columns, 229
justices of the peace see magistrates
Justus
Abbot,tomb of, 343
Bishop of Rochester (C7}, 91, 47; 99, 6, 14
Juxon
- Archbishop (C17),167
Lord Treasurer - (C17),60-3
K
Kahn, Deborah, Canterbury Cathedral and its Romanesque Sculpture, reviewed, 353-4
Kain,R.J.P. (see also Mead,W.R. & Kain, R.J.P.), "The Tithe Commutation
Surveys" (illus.), 101-118
Kasinghamme,Eustace de (Cl3), 107
Katherine, St.,festival of,94
Kay, John Cunliffe Lister (d.1902), 81
Kean,John Stuart (Cl9-20), 3 I9-20
Keeble, George & wife (Cl7),71-2
Keepax, C.A., on charcoal from Otford bronze age site,339
Keith-Lucas,B. (see also Ditchfield, G.M.
& Keith-Lucas,B.)
"Kentish Turnpikes" (illus.), 345-69
Kelcey family,records,346 [pg165]Kelly
D.B.
"Archaeological Notes from Maidstone Museum"
1974 (illus.), 213-4
1975, 195
I976 (ill us.), 229-33
I977 (ii/us.), 207-12
1978 (ill us.), 264-8
I981 (ii/us.), 300-4
1984 (i/lus.),363-79
1985 (il/us.),266-73
I986 (ill us.), 250-60
1987 (illus.),350-67
1988 (illus.), 297-320
1989 (il/us.),395-409
1990 (illu s.), 281-94
1991 (illus.), 338-49
on early 16th century pottery from Rochester,121-3
on a medieval lamp from Bapchild (illu s.), 293-4
on pottery from Milton blockhouse,362
Dr. George (Cl8),334
H. (d.1914-18J, 209
Kemp (Kempe)
family
arms of,362
history of, 209
asJ.P.'s,131n
Beatrice see also Lewknor
Beatrice (C14/15),209
Isabelle (Cl4/15),209
John, Cardinal & Archbishop (d.1454), 102, 209, 211-15, 217, 220, 225-7; 171
John (C16),55
Mary (CI6/17), m. Sir Dudley Digges, 102, 137, 141
Ralph (d.1313), 209
Roger (C14/15),209
Sir Thomas (C14/15),102, 137, 209, 213
Thomas (d.1607),223
William (C16),101, 179, 181
Kempe see Kemp
Kempe's Corner see under Boughton Aluph
Kempsall,Goodwife (CI7),68
Kempsely,Sarah (Cl6/17),45
Kemsing
bee boles, Heaverham, 106, 113, 117, 120, 125
Beechy Lees estate records, 105, 278, 279, 282
church
date of,considered, 245-6
porch,101, 140, 141, 142-8, 150, 153, 154-6, 161-2
recorded by Griffiths I840, 120n, 124
coin,Roman,260
Dynes Farm,barn, 384
Dynes Road, Romano-British site, 260
flints, 262
Heaverham see bee boles
hollow way, 236
parish records, 323-4
Kemsley see under Sittingbourne Kenardington
church (see also clergy),162
Chute lands,5
clergy C16, 93, 88n,89 deeds,101, 335
Kench Hill see under Tenterden
Kenchester (Her. & Wares.), Romano- British watermill,113-14
Kendall,William (d.1558),392-3 Kendrick,T.D. (C20), 96, 100, 129-31, 134
Kenelm,St. see Cynehelm
Kennard,Neame (CIS/19),145 Kennington see under Ashford
Kennington Lees see under Ashford Kenny,F. (d.1914-18), 209
Kenrick, A. & Sons (ironfounders), 92, 97; 137-97, 8, 140, 143-5, 147-8, 150, 153
Kent
H. (d.1914-18),209
James (Cl7),173
Kent (County of)
customs of see Custumal of Kent
Earls of see Godwin; Odo; Plantagenet eyres of,66-95, 73; 2-96, 7, 9, 14 history
historical writing 1956-assessed, 83, 100, 1-14
sources for
probate accounts, 51-62 trade & industry, 109, 108, 73-89
kingship c.560-785, 1-19
sheriffs of (see also Barham, Richard de;
Blund, John Le; Bonnar, Leonard; Brockhull, John; Brockhull, Thomas; Brockman, [pg166]Sir William; Burne, John de; Corby, Robert; Culpeper, Thomas; Cumbe, Richard de; Digges, John; Farningham, John; Filmer, Sir Edward; Northwood,Sir John; Notebeme, William; Peckham,James; Rice, Edward; St. Leger, Anthony: St. Leger, John; St. Leger, Ralph; St. Leger, Sir Warham; Savage, Sir Arnald; Sondes,Sir George; Walsingham, James; Ward, John; Haimo; Haimo jnr)
C15, 93, 131
county court, 192
provide early warning beacons C14, 89, 141
and turnpikes,357
Kent Archaeological Society,miscellaneous volumes assessed, 10
Kent Archives Office, major accessions 1981-3, 101, 313-47 1984-7, 105, 251-85
Kent Borough & Urban District Councils' Association,records,256
Kent County Cricket Club, records, 316
Kent County Museum Service, Archaeological Notes
1987 (il/us.), 368-74
1988 (illus. ),209-15
1989 (illus.), 410-15
1990 (illus. ), 295-7
Kent Defence Research Group
1st report (Gravesend,artillery defences) (illus.), 141-68
2nd report (Gravesend, Blockhouse) (illus.), 153-77
3rd report (Gravesend, Milton Blockhouse) (ii/us.),341-62
interim report 1975 (Gravesend, Milton Blockhouse),200
annual reports
1974, 221
1975, 208-9 91, 1976, 92, 250-1 1978, 94, 280-1 1980, 96, 414
Kent Fire Insurance Institution, records, 331-2
Kent Joinery Works Co.,records, 88 Kent Manorial & Moated Sites Group
reports
1977, 219-22
1978, 282
1979, 308
survey work,219
Kent Mesolithic Research Group, excavations,169
Kent Motor Co., 77
Kent Underground Research Group excavate chalk mines at Southfleet, 67
Kent & East Sussex Underground, reviewed, 365
Kentish Chronicle, and the swing riots, 104-5
Kentish Gazette
proprietor of,244
and James Simmons, 216-105, 19, 226-8, 237-41
swing riots, reporting of, 100-107, 1, 105
Kentish Legend, 6-99, 7, 17
Kentish Post or Canterbury Newsletter, 216
Kentish Prisoners of War Fund, 280
Kentish Town (G. London) see under Camden
Kentish Weekly Post, 217
Kepe,Thomas (C16),42
Kepler, J.S., "Entrepot Policy versus Projects for Perquisites in the Administration of Dover
Harbour: The Dispute over Charges for Passing the Boom, 1635-1638" (illus.},53-64
Kerrison,C.W. (d.1916),454
Kersing,Mrs - (Cl8),229
Keston (G. London) see under Bromley
Ketelisden,William (Cl6),91
Kettell,John (C16),18n
Kettle
Cornelius (Cl8-19),11-24
Elizabeth (Cl7 of Stansted),73
Elizabeth (1720-1812 of Offham), 12
Frances (C I 9), m. Alexander Scott, 16
George (C17 of Stansted),73
George (b.1806 of Offham),12-14
James (b.1821), 16
John (d.1809), 12
Martha see Rosam
Mary see also West [pg167]Mary (C19 wife of George of Offham), 14-15
Thomas (Cl7),73
Thomas the younger (Cl7),73
kettle, ship's copper, 242
Kettlebender see under Waltham
Kettleshill see under Seal
Key Street see under Borden
key-rings, Romano-British, Orpington, 223
Keys
Isabel (Cl6), m. William St. Leger, 114
John (Cl6), 41
T. (Cl5/16),114
keys (see also latch-lifters)
Romano-British
iron,Canterbury,105, 120, 123
not specified,Orpington, 201
Anglo-Saxon
copper alloy,Sarre,109, 147, 154, 157 iron
not specified, Canterbury,222
medieval
copper alloy
Brenzett,104, 360, 362
Canterbury,115
Linton, 103, 255, 258
Snargate,104, 360, 366
iron
Canterbury, 104, 189, 192; 105, 78, 123, 124
Detling, 93, 208, 209
Rochester, 95, 29, 30
Sandwich, 246
medieval/post-medieval,iron
Bekesbourne, 53
Canterbury,91
post-medieval,iron
Canterbury,105, 123, 124
Ospringe, 95, 132, 133
Kibble,Thomas (C19),56
Kidbrooke (G. London) see under Greenwich
Kidder
-(Cl8), 219
George (Cl8),223
Kilburne, Richard (d.1678), 100, 158, 162-3
Killick, Thomas (C19), 33-4
kiln furniture
Romano-British
Canterbury, 134
Cooling, 381
Upchurch,98, 40, 44
post-medieval,Chatham, 383
kilns (see also brickworks; corn-driers; kiln furniture; malthouses; oasts; ovens)
Romano-British
pottery
distribution of in North Kent, 28
by place
Ash-cum-Ridley,92, 249; 28
excavations,103, 241, 242, 243
Bilsington,410
Canterbury,/100, 50, 55
bypass, 272-95, 3; 96, 269, 271, 272, 273-4, 281, 285-9
Linden Grove, 134
North Lane, 94, 166, 167, 168, 174-6
Orchard Street, 308
Starr Place,271-4
Whitehall Road, 321
Chalk, 28-98, 9, 31, 35, 37, 39
Cliffe, 98, 28, 31, 35, 39, 41; 384
Cooling,380-96, 2; 28-98, 9, 31, 35, 39, 41
Eccles, 128-89, 9, 133-4; 91, 42; 98, 28; 83
Greenhithe, 28
Higham,96, 379; 28
Joyden's Wood, 98, 28, 33, 35, 37
Otford, 28
tile & brick
Canterbury,97, 321; f100, 50, 55
Eccles, 83
not specified
Canterbury, 97, 279; 82
Preston, 95
Rochester,36-94, 7, ff 60
Tivoli (Margate),335
medieval
lime, Rochester,7
pottery
Canterbury, 103, 216, 217; 104, 293, 295, 296
Tyler Hill, 96, 293, 295, 297; 127-99, 8, 129, 130-1
tile
Eccles,89, 128, !129, 130-2 [pg168]Hartley, 94, 8, 24-5
Nackholt,88
Tyler Hill, 94, 90; 95, 120, 126, 158;
not specified,Canterbury,221
medieval/post-medieval,lime,144
post-medieval
artillery,Gravesend, 160
clay pipe
Canterbury
St. Gregory's, 299n; 96, 107, 311, 325
Stour Street, 410
Chatham,382-3
lime
Burham, IOI
Folkestone,22
Frindsbury,88
Gravesend,144
Hollingbourne,88
Northfleet,88
pottery
Longfield area, 192
Rochester, 97
sand-drying?,Bexley, 29
tile
Aylesford,229
Bexley,25-89, 6, 27, 28-9, 30, 31-2, J32
Canterbury,222
Oare,447n
Westwell, 88
not specified,Rochester, 262
Kilwardby, Robert,Archbishop (Cl3), 64
Kimpton (Hants.), Romano-British watermill, 113
Kims see Kyms
King
-(Cl6),113
-(CIS),on Tonbridge,106-92, 7, 118
D.J. Francis, "From Staplehurst to Wellington",185-9
Daniel (C17), 93, 204; 99, 28, 250n;
Edward (d.1638), 54
Elizabeth see Farrard
Katherine (C16),102, 113, 117
Mary (Cl7), 54
Thomas (Cl8),94, 204, 208
William (CI7),94, 69, 72
Kingford see Curteis & Kingford
King's Langley see Langley
Kingsdown see Milstead & Kingsdown kingship,Kentish (see also saints,Kentish royal),c.560-785, 1-19
Kingsnorth
Chilmington estate,334
clergy C16, 93, 89
moated sites
Court Lodge, 221
Manor House,221
parish records, 262
swing riots, 92
Taylor family,58
Kingston
A2 road widening scheme, iron age site (il/us.), 146-96, 51; 252 buyers of stone etc from St. Augustine's, Canterbury,104, 99, 29, 35
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon
brooch,89, 82; 135-100, 7, 139, 142 buckles,91, 167
Gutteridge Corner, tollhouse, 102, 176, 188
living of,C19, 96, 64n map 1679, 109, 72
Roper family property,163
swing riots, 103
Kingswood see under Broomfield Kipping's Cross see under Brenchley Kipps,Thomas (Cl7),239
Kirby (Kirkby; see also Kirkby)
- (CISJ,244
Mrs - (C19 wife of W.W.),167
Alice (C15), m. l Thomas Stonor, m.2 Richard Drayton, 386-96, 8, 389, 390; 298
Gilbert (Cl4J,388
John (Cl4),387
Laura de see Ros
Roger de (Cl3/14),387-8
Revd. William W. (C 19), 100, 165, 167-8; 94
Kirk,James (C19), 33-5
Kirkby (see also Kirby)
_ (C18),218n
George (CIS-19), 216-20
George jnr. (CIS-19),240
Kirkham,Robert (Cl5), 8
Kitchener, Earl (Cl9-20), 100, 462; 328
Kitching (Kytchyng),John (Cl6),291 Kitchingman
Mary see Marsh
William (C18-29), 71n [pg169]Kite
John (Cl8),219
Thomas (C17),365
Kit's Coty House see under Aylesford
Kittle, G. (d.1916),454
Kitto,John (Cl 9-20), 357n
Klinger (of Margate),records, 271
Knatchbull
Catherine (d. I812), m. Thomas Knight, 65-106, 6, 74
Charles (C!8/19),74
Sir Edward M.P. (C18-19), 102, 178; 107, 94, 97, 99-100, 102
Dr.Wadham (C18), 139
Wyndham (C18/19), 74
Knell (Knelle)
family (of Appledore),4
Geoffrey de (C14), 102, 100, 107-8, IIO
James (d.1726), 4
Thomas (C16), 89n
William (C16), 143n
Knelle see Knell
knife-handles (see also knives)
Romano-British,ivory,Eccles, 43 post-medieval
bone
Canterbury, 105, 145, 147
North Cray,93, 192, 193
Ospringe, 95, 129, 130
ivory,Ospringe, 95, 152, 153
Knight
Dr. -(Cl7/18), 22
-(Cl9 of Margate),377
- (C19-20 warden of St. Augustine's), 100, 340, 342
Ann (C17 ofWrotham), 71
Anne (d.1773 of Godmersham), 65
Catherine see Knatchbull
Edward,formerly Austen (C!8-19), 102, 178; 106, 51, 66-7, 69, 71, 74-5, 78, 80
Elizabeth see also Bridges
Elizabeth (Cl8), 64
Hugh D.,manuscripts (C20),283
Jane (d.1765 wife of Thomas snr.), 65
Jane (C18 sister of Thomas jnr.), 65
Joan (Cl6), 190n
John Buxton (Cl9), 281
Nicholas (C17/18), 63
Robert (C17/18),250
S.J. (ironfounders), 243
Thomas, formerly Brodnax & May (d.1781), 102, 145; 106, 59, 64-5, 74
Thomas jnr. (d.1794),97, 255; 65-6
W. (d. 1914-18),209
Knightly,Dr. -(Cl7/18), 22
Knighton,Henry (Cl4), 105, 183, 186
Knights Hospitaller
at
Rodmersham, 11n
West Peckham, 72
estates at dissolution, 54
under Mary, 61n
Knights Templar, Temple Ewell, 290-1
Knill
George (C17),69
William (C17), 69
knives (see also daggers; knife-handles; razor; seax)
Romano-British,Thurnham, 153
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury
St. Augustine's,103, 114, 115
St. George's Street, 105, 124, 126
St. Martin's,139
Darenth, 96, 310; 108, 38, 43, 48, 50, 54, 55, 56, 60
Eastry,413
Godmersham, 203-4
Margate, 220-104, 1, 225-6, 228, 229
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 52, 53
Monkton, 89, 62, 63, 65, 67, 71, 77;
Orpington,91, 207; 93, 202, 223
Ozengell, 272-3
Sarre, 146-109, 7, 148-9, 153, 154, 156, 157, 1 60
medieval
Canterbury
St. George's Street, 77-105, 8, 124-5, 126
St. Martin's,189-104, 91, 192 medieval/post-medieval
Bekesbourne, 53
Ospringe, 95, 129, 130-1 post-medieval
Canterbury, 104, 191, 193
North Cray, 93, 192, 193
Knocker (see also Knocker & Foskett)
Edward (C19),74
HW.., records, 280
Knocker & Foskett (Sevenoaks),328-9 [pg170]Knockholt
arrowhead, bronze age, 281
bee boles?, Park Farm, 127
chapel, methodist, records, 101, 317; 278
deeds, 278
Fremling family, 292
non-conformity (see also chapel), 1676, 68
Park Farm see bee boles
population totals 1641-1801, 94, 64, 68
school records, 267
Knole
family, assemble estate, 89, 2, 4-5
John of (Cl4), Sn
Robert of (Cl3/14), In,3-6
Knole see under Sevenoaks
Know,John (Cl8), 18n
Knowlden, Patricia
Bromley: A Pictorial History, reviewed, 308-10
The Long Alert 1937--reviewed, 45, 107, 423--4
and Walker, Joyce, West Wickham Past into Present, reviewed, 404-6
Knowler (Knowles)
Charles (Cl8), 72
Thomas (Cl8), 73
William (Cl7), 53
Knowles (see also Knowler), Gilbert (Cl8), 105, 221, 223
Knowlton see under Goodnestone
Knox,Thomas (Cl8-19), 108
Knut see Cnut
Knyvett, Anthony (Cl6), 138n
Krauwinkel, Hans (C16), token of. 57
Kremer, Tony (ed.), Twyford History Series, reviewed, 427-8
Kroman,Hans (Cl7-18),216
Kue! see Kiile
Kille (Cueill; Cuijl; Cule; Kue!; Kuell)
Henry (Henrick; Hendrick) (d.1585), 115-104, 17, 119, 121
Henry (d.1603), 116-104, 19, 121
Jane see also Desmaistres
Jane (d.1659), m. William James, 115-104, 19, 121
Mary see Godtschalk
Kyles,Revd. - (Cl9), 13-14
Kyms, William (Cl6), 60
Kynaston, Russell (Cl9), 116
Kyriel
family, 2 I9-20
William (Cl4-l5), 218
Kytchyng see Kitching
L
La Motte, Revd. George Crespigny (C19), 65-6
labour
Chatham dockyard c.1860, 79-94
Meophan11307-75, 92, 203-23
statute labour, 100, 345, 348, 351, 354, 357, 365-6; 102, 184, 188
Labour Party, in Kent, election papers, 255
Labourers, Statute of, C14, 92, 217
Lacton Green see under Ashford, Willesborough
Ladd, Catherine (C19), l l
Lade
John (Cl8), 105, 215, 239, 241n; 109, 225
Michael (Cl8), 221
Lagowe, Michael (Cl6), 127
Laidler, Barbara (C20), 146
Laing, Oliver (Cl9), 89
Lait, Simon (C20), 36
Lake
John (CI9 of Aylesford), I03
John (C19 of Sheerness), 273
William (CI8), 224
Laker
Catherine (C19), 7-8
John (Cl9), 7
Lakes, Dr. Stephen (Cl6), 186
Lambard see Lambarde
Lambarde (Lambard)
family (at Scotgrove), 21n
Multon (Cl?), 21n
Thomas (Cl?), 105, 279; 78
William (Cl6)
biographies of, 100, 8; 279
grangerised memoir of, 333
on
Dover castle,74
gavelkind, 71-92, 2; 94, 12; 65-95, 6, 69-71, 74-6; 96, 2, 6, 8-11, 14-15
malaria, 256-9
Rochester, St. Andrew's, 52n
Tonbridge, I05
William (Cl7-18), probate will, 280
William (Cl9), will, 280 [pg171]Lambe
John (Cl4),87n
William (Cl6/17),45
Lamberhurst
Ashburnham family, 6 clergy Cl89, 9, 101, 329
coaching services Cl9, 98, 198-9, 204
Hoathly furnace, 81
Hook Green, "Bellarmine" bottle, 227-8
iron industry, 84n: 92, 108, 81
John Pattenden of, 79 population Cl 109, 6, 100, 238n,257 Scotney Castle
estate,oast, 95, 245, 246
excavations 1986, 104, 377, 378-9, 380
moated site, 221
Lambert,- (Cl6), 230
Lambeth (London Borough) college, 173
Ecclesiastical Commission, 190-89, 3, 195-6
Kent Custumal, 92, 65, 72; 95, 65, 67-8, 70-2, 75-6; 14-15 manor, 96, 91, 50, 52
Lampard,Edward & wife (Cl7), 285 Lampreys,S.C. (Cl9), 100, 103, 141, 143, 149 lamps (see also street lamps),medieval ceramic,Maidstone, 95, 292, 293, 294 stone,Canterbury, 105, 146, 149
Lancaster
Duke -of (Cl4), 9
John (Cl6/17), 40n
Lance
family (of Ash), 18-94, 19, 23
James (C!6), 94, 18, 22
James (Cl8), 22-3
William (Cl8), 102, 29, 35
land agents,Cl 9, 109, 91-2
land divisions, iron age, Upper Darent Valley,231-7
land market
Cl3-Chartham, 16, 101, 224-9, 236-9 later middle ages, 92, 145-55 mid-Tudor,97, 53-70
land ownership
Cl4/in Kent, 15, 100, 217-24 1500-1900, Appledore,97, 1-6 land reclamation
at
Appledore,1
Romney Marsh, 99, 47, 48, 49-54, 55, 56-8
post Norman conquest, 29-50
land tenure see bookland;gavelkind land units
medieval
Kentish,66-92, 72; 96, 7; 29-39
Romney Marsh, 107, 45; 36
land use
impact on landscape,1-31
tithe commutation surveys,101-18
land values,in Kent C9, 104, 110-12
Landale,John (C19), 275
Landman see Lauman
landscape,Kentish,making of, 1-31 Lane
Mrs -(Cl 9), 98
Ann (Cl7), 73
David (C20),185
Edward (Cl7), 73
Henry (d.1632 of Bexley),96, 391, 393
Henry (Cl7 of Stansted),72
Johanna (Cl7), 72
Michael (C20), 185
Nicholas (Cl7), 75
Philip (Cl 8),225
Richard (Cl8), 237
T. (d.1916), 452
Thomas (Cl7), 72
Thomas the younger (Cl7),72
Tomsing (Cl7),72
Lane Fox see Pitt Rivers
Lanfranc,Archbishop (CI I)
Adisham manor, grants to Christ Church, JI I
Canterbury
Archbishop's Palace, builds, 102, 233, 249; 195-6
Christ Church, work at, 89, 46;
Northgate manor, grants to Christ Church, 202
St. Gregory's priory, founds, 299-96, 300; 107, 309, 315-16; 195
St. Martin's,bishops,206
Haddenham, grants to Rochester, 23n
hospitals, founds 1084-5, 96, 300; 101, 301; 107, 309, 316; 226
Rochester, St. Andrew's, 47-91, 9, 57; [pg172]tomb of, 13
Tonbridge,and Clare family, 120-96, 5, 127
Wingham,keeps for see, 63
Langdon
Nicholas(Cl6),181
Stephen see Langton
Thomas(C16),104, 310; 69-70
Langdon
abbey,89, 105; 55
Martin,deeds,275
Pising manor,31
West Langdon
curate C16, 93, 87n
tithes,105
Langele
Edmund de see Plantagenet, Edmund
William de(C14),108
Langham,Archbishop(C14),321
Langle,William (Cl5), 123
Langley
Benjamin(C18),226
Elizabeth(C15),6
Henry(C15),89, 6, 7n
Ralph(Cl5), 161
Thomas, Bishop of Durham (d.1437),
6-89, 7; 135
Langley
abbey,61n;97, 105, 183
coin,Roman,296
harness pendant,medieval,94, 265, 266
parish records, 324
swing riots, 107, 92, 102
Langport,Lord of see Crispin,William
Langport(Romney Marsh)
Adam de Cherringes lands,I 8-19 manor, 96, 107, 37, 254 salt pans,107, 44
Langport hundred,107, 36, 50
Langridge
Angela M., "The Population of Chartham from I 086 to 1600", 217-44
George T.(C19),392
R.(C19),65
Langslow,Deborah(C20),316
Langton
Simon,Archdeacon(C13),318
Stephen, Archbishop (d.1227), 98, 230;
Langton Green see under Speldhurst Lansberry,H.C.F.
"Free Bench See-Saw: Sevenoaks Widows in the Late Seventeenth Century",281-93
review, 428-9
Lapidge,Samuel(C18),359
Large,Capt. -(C19),187n
Larkfield see East Malling & Larkfield
Larkin
family, 91
-(C18), 237
Larking
Henry(C19), 55-6
John(C18), 336
Revd. L.B.(Cl9),231
Larwood,William(C15),196
Lasaux (Lascaux), Alderman - de (Cl8), 109, 232, 235, 238
Lascaux see Lasaux
Lash,William(C18-19), 333
latch-lifters,Anglo-Saxon
Latham,Henshaw(Cl9), 132-101, 3, 135
lathes see land units
Lathrop,John(C17), 186n
Latimer
Hugh, Bishop of Worcester (C16), 101, 169, 172
William(C14),105, 180, 184
Latter Day Saints,religious census 1851, 100, 401, 406, 415, 422
Laud, William, Archbishop (Cl 7), 95, 4;
Lauman(Landman)
Ann(C17),m. Simon Gipps, 72
Henry (C17),72
Launay,Jules de,obituary, 291
Launce
Dorritie(C17), 72
James (Cl7), 72
Richard(C17),73
Laurence (Laurance; see also Laurentius; Lawrence)
Abbot,tomb, 343
family (C16),209
- & wife(C17), 60
Laurentius, Archbishop (d.619), 99, 14; 2
Lavaure,Revd. Gaston(d.1733),26
Laverick family,arms,132
Lawless,Richard(C16), 160
Lawrence (see also Laurence;Laurentius) Benjamin(Cl9), accounts,255 [pg173]James (Cl8-19}, 105, 105, 240
M.
"A Saxon Royal Manor, Burr's Oak Farm, East Peckham" (ii/us.}, 253-5
"Little Royden, East Peckham", 255-7
Peckham Pupils, reviewed, 314
The New Church - Holy Trinity, East Peckham, reviewed, 325
Through This Door, reviewed, 229-30
S.J. (d.1914-18),209
Lawrence of St. Martin see St. Martin, Lawrence of
Lawse,Dr. Thomas (Cl6),89, 185, 188 Leach
Charles (C19-20), 240
P.E.
reports on Sevenoaks area
1975, 210-11
1976, 254
I977, 225
(ed.), Archaeology in Kent to A.D.
1500, reviewed,293-4
Leach Lewis,manuscripts,338
lead (see also lead objects; pewter}, medieval, from St. Augustine's Canterbury,43
lead objects (see also cloth seal; coffins; defixio; dress weights; papal bulls; pilgrim badge; pilgrim flasks; plum-bob; seal matrices; tokens; ventilating panels; water pipes;weights)
Romano-British, Canterbury, 206
Romano-British/Anglo-Saxon, St. Mary
Cray, 211
medieval
Canterbury, 200n
Leeds,94, 94, 95
Leigh, 92, 198, 200
Otford, 203
medieval/post-medieval
Appledore, 103-4
Bekesbourne,92, 241; 54
Ospringe, 95, 144, 145
post-medieval
Canterbury, l 35
Gravesend,93, 171, 173
Leader,Richard (Cl7), 81
leaf points, Szeletian, Chelsfield, 94, 283;
Leake,Sir Francis (Cl7),156
leather (see also caligae; leather-working; shoes)
Romano-British
Canterbury
Marlowe car park, 268
St. Radigund's Street,307
Stour Street, 213
Ickham, I 90
Anglo-Saxon,Monkton, 89, 63, 69, 71
medieval
Canterbury, l 69
Rochester, 97, 99, 131-2
medieval/post-medieval,Worth, 222
post-medieval
Canterbury, 99, 242; 290
Rochester, 211
leather-working (see also glovers; shoemakers; tanneries; tanners; tanning)
medieval/post-medieval, tools,Ospringe, ]95, 29, 130
post-medieval
Canterbury, 290
Staplehurst, 185
Leaveland, church, recorded by Griffiths
l 846, 120n
Lebon,M.C.
"The North Chapel of Appledore
Church" (illus.), 83-105
"The Roman Ford at Iden Green,
Benenden" (illus.), 69-81
reports on
Benenden,303-4
Isle of Oxney, 307-8
and Miles, A., report from Tenterden Area Archaeological Group, 414-5
Lechinton, William of (Cl3}, 27n
Ledes (see also Leeds)
George of (Cl3),32n
Henry de (Cl3}, 107
ledger slabs see gravestones
Lee (see also Leigh)
Alderman - (C18),238
Messrs - (Cl9 of Greenwich), IOI
Abraham (Cl9),381
John (d.1609),61
John (Cl8),232
Sir Richard,89, 148; 344-96, 5, 360
Lee (G. London) see under Lewisham
Leech, Roger see Schofield, John & Leech, Roger [pg174]Leeds (see also Ledes),E.T. (C20),129-100, 31, 140
Leeds
abbey see priory
Arnold Hill see bee house
bee house,Arnold Hill, 106, 122, 125 castle
constables of,91, 112; 192
estate map 1649, 109, 68, 73
Sir Robert Filmer imprisoned at,103
keeper of C13-14, 96, 15
Charles Wykeham Martin of, 93, 44;
St. Leger family,91, 112, 115-17 tiles,95, 296, 2 97
church
bell-ringing,48
Oxford Movement,9
coin,Roman,266
cottage,medieval, 184
deerpark,117n, 118
fuller's earth production,74
handaxe,Acheulian,193
harness pendants,medieval, 93, 208, 209, 210
millstone (see also watermill),Romano- British, 119
priory
Ashford church,advowson of, 65
chantry,97
excavations
1974, interim report,215-16
1975, interim report,199-200
1976, interim report,247
part I,the church (illus.), 33--45
part II,the claustral buildings (illus. ), 75-98
pigeon house,36-89, 7, /37, 38-41;
St. Leger family at,91, 113, 116; 173
sculpture from,97, 306, 307
William de Shoreham at, 153
village survey, 255
watermill, Romano-British, 92, 252;
100, 119, 128
Lees (Lese; Leese)
family, 220
Marcellus at (Cl4),22
Sir Richard att (Cl4), 22
Sir Roger atte (C14), 294n Lefevre,Charles (C20),105, 100, 312
Lefwin (Cl2/13),47
LeGear
J. see LeGear,R.F. & J.
R.F.
"A Denehole at Kingsdown near Sittingbourne" (illus.), 243-5
"Denehole Subsidence at Barnehurst", 109, 350, 352
"Hosey Common Ragstone Mine",184
"Pillared Deneholes at Stankey Wood, Bexley" (illus.), 137--44
"Three Agricultural Chalk Mines in North-West Kent" (ii/us.), 67-72
and J.,"Denehole at Rainham" (illus.), 182--4
Legg,E. (d.1916),454
Leggatt, G. (see also Bennett, P. & Leggatt,G.),and Bennett,P.,on excavations at Wantsum
Channel (illus.), 336-7
Legh see Leigh
Lehavre,Edward (Cl 8), 226
Lehnam,Widow -(C17),73
Leicester,Earls of
arms,12
C16, 89, 149
Leigh (Legh; see also Lee)
- (Cl 6), 180
Sir Francis (Cl 7),33
Ralph (Cl5),6
Leigh
benefactors,393
Great Barnetts (Moat Farm),221 excavations (illus. ),93, 92, 173-20l
Leigh Park Farm,173-92, 4; 93, 221;
282
Old Vicarage,173--92, 4; 221
parish records, 262
population Cl 6, 100, 235, 257
Ramhurst,gunpowder works, 82
Leigh Green see under Tenterden
Leland,John (Cl6), 10
Leman (Lemon), James (C18-19), 219-21
Lemar,Brian (C20), 313
Lemoine,D. (d.1914--18),209
Leney
Alfred & Co.,brewers (Dover), 84
Frederick & Sons,brewers (Watering- bury),records, 101, 331, 332 [pg175]Lenham
Widow - (Cl7), 73
John of (C14), 89
John (Cl7), 73
Robert (Cl 7), 73
Sarah (C17), 73
Lenham
axe,neolithic, 101, 364, 366
brooches
iron age, 105, 298, 299, 300; 281-108, 2, 283
Romano-British, 104, 354, 355; 400
chapel (see also under Royton),Lenham Heath methodist, records, 317
church (see also chapel; clergy; rectory; Royton, chapel), 100, 156; 176
coins
Celtic, 303
Roman, 311
deeds, 335
development of, 63-4
land given to Abbot Cunred, c. 804, Ill
manor, 115
map 1694, 79
parish records, 262
rectory, 115
Royton
chapel, 156
Dryland & Walsingham families, 8
Sandway, harness pendant, medieval, 107, 401, 408
Shelve manor, 156
strap-end,Anglo-Saxon, 104, 354, 361
swing riots, 102
Lennard (see also Leonard), family (Cl7), 109, 75, 78
Lennox,Duke of (Cl7), 74
Lenthall, William (Cl7),97, 214, 216, 218
Leo,stamp of,9 284
Leobwine, Abbess (CII), 14n
Leofruna,Abbess (ClI), 14
Leofstan (C10), 185
Leonard (see also Lennard), Capt. William (Cl7),154
Lepine,Samuel (Cl8), 223
leprosy
hospitals
Harbledown,301
New Romney, 17-96, 21, 25
lepers, marriage of, I58
Lese see Lees
Leslie,I. (d.1914-18),209
Lesnes (G. London) see under Bexley
Letherland
Mary see Woodrufe
Thomas (Cl7), 41
letter-boxes, 92, 98; 140-97, 1, 148-9
Leuci,coin of, 298
Levalloisian technique
Baker's Hole, 21
Bowman's Lodge (proto-Levalloisian), 91, 30, 37, 38, 39
Cuxton,61
Sidcup, 251
Swanscombe,21n
Levechild, Galfrid, Richard son of (Cl3), 223
Leverard,James (Cl6),59-60
Levett, John (Cl6), 88-9
Levi,Moses (CJ8), 196-109, 7, 219-22
Levine, Philippa, The Amateur and the Professional: Antiquarians, Historians and Archaeologists in Victorian England 1838-1886, reviewed, 266-7
Levy,Lewis (Cl9), 362-3
Lewe, Richard at (Cl3/14),9 162
Leweland see under Bromley,Beckenham
Lewen, Elizabeth (Cl6),116
Lewis (Lewys)
- (Cl6), 42
Sir John (d.1677), 94, 3, 6
John, (Cl8), Jin,95, 12; 99, 169, 172
Mary (Cl9), 19n
Mary, Old Days in the Kent Hop Garden, reviewed, 327
Robert (Cl6), 129n
Lewisham (London Borough)
Blackheath
coaching services C19, 98, 197n,203
Green Man, turnpike meetings, 100, 357, 365n
Blackheath hundred,301
Deptford
Ballard properties, 154
bridewell, 21 n
bridge, 354
church,investigations, 224 crime 93, 1828, 107, 93
dockyard [pg176]C16-17, 89, 149; 107, 155, 158, 163, 166, 168
C17, 101, 248
CIS,94, 198, 202, 204-7, .ff230
C19, 107, 99-100
farm workers 1823-37, 100, 378
proximity to London,2
Lee,Roper family property, 163
Lewisham
church,swing riots, 103
George Colgate of, 169
Exton lands in,154
market,33n
pasture,detached, 19-20
silk mills, 80
turnpike trust, 350n
New Cross, turnpike trust, 352-100, 7, 360-2, 365, 368; 102, 171, 173, 187
Lewknor(Lewkenor)
Beatrice (C14-15), m. Sir Thomas Kemp,102, 209, 213
Humphrey(C16),16
Jocosa see Culpeper
Reginald(C16), 116n,102, 118, 121-3, 125
Roger(C16),175n
Sir Thomas(C15/16), 16
Walter(d.1521),16
Lewyn,William M.P.,5
Lewys see Lewis
Leybourne
family
arms of,109-10
inheritance, 183
Idonea(Cl3/14),m. Geoffrey de Say III, 110
Juliana de(Cl4),m. William de Clinton, 97, 256; 65
Roger de(Cl3),243
William de(Cl3/14),110
Leybourne
advowson of, 111
castle
moated site, 222
possessed by St. Mary of Graces,11 1
clergy CI 8, 104, 18n
Comp, 18n
manor,111
parish boundary CID,136
parish records, 262
seal matrix,medieval,378
woods, 18n
Leyland, M., on excavations at East Hill, Dartford (illus.), 342-5
Leysdown
Isle of Harty
church, 119
Hatch properties, I 18
manor,33
tithes, I 02
Sayes Court,moated site,221
Liberty Taylor family,5
Libon, Joseph(C18),239
libraries
parochial in Kent, 159-73
by place
Canterbury
Christ Church,176 circulating, 100, 105, 218-19, 240 public,103, 53
St. Augustine's,180n,185
Margate,and Rowe Bequest,235
Tonbridge, 53-103, 8, 5 9, 60-8
Lidbetter, William Henry (C19), 392-3
Lidsing see under Boxley
Light(Lyght),John(Cl6),42
Lighter, 207
Lightfoot
Alice(Cl7), 73
H.(d.1914-18), 209
John,72
William J.(Cl9), 248
lighthouses,Ebony, I 60 lighting see street lighting
ligula, bone, post-medieval, Canterbury, 105, 145, 147
Lilly,-(Cl8), 237
lime (see also chalk) burning,sources for,88 kilns see under kilns
Lincoln, Thomas de(Cl4), 102, 107, 109 linear earthwork, Dane's Trench, 92, 254; 231-8
Ling, R., Romano-British Wall-painting, reviewed, 286-7
Lingfield(Surrey),manor,182
Lingoe, Capt. James (Cl 7-18), 95, 214, 216
Linsford,William(Cl6), 122
Linton(Lynton),Anthony(Cl6), 160
Linton
key, medieval,103, 255, 258
map 1653, 73 [pg177]Sir Anthony Mayney of,109, 97, 4 parish records,105, 263
pendant,Romano-British, 103, 251, 255
Linzer,George see Singer
Lipscomb
Henry (Cl9), 8
J.M., "The Chilham Mausolea" (illus.), 135--47
William (C19),8
Lipyeatt,Charles (Cl8),224
Lisle
family, arms of,303
Samuel,Archdeacon (Cl8),163
Lister,R. (C16),141n
Little,J.W. (Cl9-20),65
Little Buckland Farm (parish unknown), survey & map C19, 109, 95, 109
Little Chart
bath-house,Romano-British, l07
Calehill,Darell family,98, 88; 70-1
Littlebourne
cavity-wall construction, 248 church,recorded by Griffiths 98, 1845, 103, 120n
early settlements,22n
Garrington,deerpark, 117n,118-19
manor,118
map C17, 109, 72
oast,pentagonal, 249
statute labour, payment in lieu 1822/3, 102, 184
Trenley Park, deerpark, 99, 116, 117-19;
203
Littleton, Dr. -, Bishop of Carlisle (Cl8/19),296
Liudard (C6), 201
Liverpool,Lord (Cl9),101, 134; 21
Liversidge,J., Everyday Life in the Roman
Empire, reviewed,234
Livesey,Michael (C17),167
Livett,Canon G.M. (Cl 9)
drawings of St. Martin's church walls, Canterbury, 270
on Rochester
castle,94, 27, 29, 31, 33, 38-9
cathedral,103, 153, 154n,162n
defences,95, 21; 103, 4, 12-13, 16, 19, 24n
Livingsbourne see under Bekesbourne- with-Patrixbourne
Lloyd
Edward (Cl9),211
Sir Godfrey (Cl7),155
L.H. (d.1916), 452
Mary Anne (Cl9), 212
Sidney (d.1916), 452
Lloyd-George,David (Cl 9-20)
Beachborough (Newington), visits, 187
Faversham powder works,100, 429, 458 Lloyd-Morgan,G.
"Some Mirrors from Roman Canterbury" (illus.), 231-6
and Reedie, K., "A New Hand Mirror from Kent" (illus.), 355-7 local government, Canterbury late C18- early C101, 19, 109, 191-246
Lochee, Dr. Alfred (d. I 890), 3-105, 5, 7-8, 9, 12, 14, 19-22, 24-8, 30, 33-5, 38
lock-ups (see also bridewells; gaols; prisons)
Lydd, 98, 107, 109-10, 112, 113
Milton Regis,l98, 7; 67
Offham, 23n
Locke,John (d.1704),99-101
Lockesle,Henry de (Cl4),110
Lockett,John (Cl9),100, 319, 321 locks,medieval,iron,Canterbury,105, 78, 121, 122, 178
Lodge & Son (Dartford), records, 252
Loftus,Patrick (C20), 56
Logh, used in medieval documents, 65-92, 72; 13-96, 14; 37
Lollardy,trial 1413, 211
Lollesdon,John (C18), 225
London, Peter (Cl6),33
London (see also London Boroughs by name)
development of a land market,effect on, 145-55
docks,mission districts,14-15
Kentish history,effect on,2-3
Long
family, arms of,113
Ann (C17),69
Anne (d.1892),207
Anne (d.1914),207
Edward (d. I 856),207
Edward (d.1888),207
Luke (Cl9), 392
long-swords see swords
Longbridge Lees see under Ashford Longchamp, William de, Bishop of Ely (Cl2), 26n, 30-1 [pg178]Longfield & New Barn
aerial survey,292
Andrus family, 371-100, 2, 377
chamber pot, 192
church,Longfield, 49
iron age/Romano-British occupation, 218-89, 9; 92, 249; 219
Longfield Court,100, 373, 376-7
Longfield manor,49
pottery,Romano-British,292 Longford see under Dunton Green Longley
Archbishop-(Cl9),98, 9, 11-12; 78
Thomas (Cl9},191
Longport see under Canterbury
Longworth,l.H.,on pottery from
Bridge,173
Loningborough hundred,50
Lansford,William de (d.1365),201
Loo, Gerald van, A Victorian Parson, reviewed,301-2
Loock,Thomas & wife (C17},71 loom-weights
iron age
Cliffe, 288
Worth,290
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury
Castle Street,277
Longmarket, 221-2
Pound Lane, 216
St. George's Street,225
St. Martin's Hill,104, 132, 195
Anglo-Saxon/medieval
Canterbury, 299
Loose
seal matrix, medieval,93, 209, 210
John Short of, 328
Loose Cottage Gardeners' Society, records,255
Loppin,John (C17),70
Lord of the Manor see under Ramsgate
Lorde,Robert (C16),344
Lorkin
-&wife (Cl7),68
Dorothy (Cl7),69
Jane (Cl7),69
Thomas (Cl7), 69
Thomas & wife (Cl 7),70
Lossenham see under Newenden
Lote,Stephen (C14-15),97, 188; 307
Loterych,William (C14}, 185
Lott
Dr. -(Cl7/18),22
Elizabeth, Betsey (b.1765), 71n,72
John (Cl8),71n-2n
Mary snr. (Cl9},71n
Mary jnr. (C19),107, 75, 78
Robert (b.1761), 71n,72
Stephen (b.1762),71n
Thomas (C18-19),diary of, 63-82
William (Cl8/19),107, 72, 75, 78, 80
Loubert.-(C18), 10^235
Lovaine family,arms of,12
Love
-(C17),78
Widow -(C18), 226
Major -(C20), 100, 326, 333
Samuel (C19}, 100
Love!,Henry (C13},323
Lovelace
Richard (C17),102
Sir William & Lady,109, 9, 11
Lavelle, John (d.1438),314
Loveridge,J.W. (C20),323n
Lovering,M.R. & Winzar,P.M.,"A Study of Clay Objects found at Charing" (ii/us.}, 159-66
Lovett, Julie, on the Rochester cathedral chalice (ii/us.), 136-7
Lowder,Charles Fuge (C19),14-16
Lowe, John, Bishop of Rochester (C15),
Lower Halling see under Halling
Lower Halstow
flint working,neolithic,228
Hasted property,170 hone,medieval,98, 89, 209, 210 pottery,bronze age,96, 173
Lower Hardres
constables' documents,9
Iffin Wood,119
Nackington
archbishop's land 1086, 206 buyer of stone etc from St. Augustine's, Canterbury,104, 99, 29, 32
church, 120n,124
swing riots,107, 89, 101
Lower Higham see Higham
Lower Hope Point see under Cliffe
Lower Kit's Coty see under Aylesford
Lower Medway Archaeological Group report 1986, 261 survey by, 103, 91, 208 [pg179]Lower Medway Archaeological Research Group,excavations at
High Halstow, 279
Rochester,97
Lubbock, Sir John, Lord Avebury (Cl9-20), 66-7
Lucas
Henry (Cl5),110
James (Cl6),67
John (Cl6),138n
Luceman,moneyer (C9),57-8
Luckhurst,Clara (Cl 9),7
Luddenham
church
Hatch bequest,119
recorded by Griffiths 1846, 120n, 124-5
Coldwell lands,90-1
school,records, 314
Wildmarsh,14n
Luddesdown
Black Death, 14
church, tufa used in, 106, 199, 200, 201
Cradock family,102, 11, 17
parish records, 263
Lude,John at (C13/14),162
Luff,- (C20), 34
Lui,moneyer (C8), 199
Lulla (C9),221-3
Lulle,John (Cl6), 56
Lullingstone see under Eynsford
Lumley,W.G. (Cl9), 187
Lundenwic, 189
Lushington, Alderman - (fl.1796), 355
Lutyens,Sir Edwin (Cl 9-20), 106, 25, 28, 32-3
Lyall
Revd. Alfred (Cl 9),78
W.R.,Archdeacon (Cl9), 100, 327, 330
Lydd
Alwyn family, 96, 22; 108
John Baker of, 96, 23; 108
Thomas Breggis of,23
charter of Offa 774, 105
church
in Domesday,58
history & description of, 253-107, 4, ./254, 255-7, 259-62
coaching services C19, 98, l 94, 20 I, 204-5, 212
Colyn family, 22
Court Hall (Common House; Gaol House), 107-98, 11, //2, 113, 114-19, 120
deeds,255
Denge Marshes, 36-107, 7, 259
Richard Glover of,96, 23; 108
land reclamation,99, 51; 254 manor,107, 107, 254
map 1687, .ff72
market,75
parish records, 263
Ripe, 50
The Wicks, ditching system, 99, 273, 274-5, 276
Lydd Volunteer Co.,papers, 255
Lydden (see also under Margate)
church, methodist, records, 345
clergy Cl6, 93, 86n
hook, copper alloy,medieval,30 I, 302-3
Lydden levels see under Sholden; Worth
Lyght see Light
Lyle
H.M., reviews, 364-5
L.D., reviews, 301
Lylford,Thomas (Cl6), 87
Lyminge,Adam de (Cl3),243
Lyminge
abbey
estates, 30
Kentish Royal Saints, 1-101, 5, 16, 20, 22
Mercian rule, 92-104, 3, 96-7, 109, 113
records, 347
relics moved from, Cl I, 315-107, 16;
200
barrows, bronze age, 335n
brooch, Anglo-Saxon cruciform, 99, 59, 60, 61-5
cemetery, Anglo-Saxon, gold threads, 101, 107, 109
charter issued, 14n
churches (see also under Rhodes Minnis; see also clergy)
methodist,records, 101, 318; 274
parish, 4
clergy Cl6, 101, 175
Etchinghill,medieval cottage, 184 highway rate collectors book 103, 1852, 101, 346
manor
land units, I104, 7, I9; 109, 31, 35 [pg180]lands at Orgarswick,107, 38, 50
value of, 37-8
Ralph Perot at, 53
place-name,24
Price estates, 346
Rhodes Minnis, church, methodist, records,274
swing riots,IOI
Lympne
Bellavue,moated site,308
Berwick,manor, 38
buckle,Anglo-Saxon,225
castle,solar tower,97, 317; 244
Court-at-Street,manor, 38
deanery, prophesying movement, 8I, 88
harbour,36
map 1640, 77
minster, 35n
parish records,263
Stone Street, 102, 175, 190
Stuttfall, fort,50
Lynch,Revd. Dr. John, Dean (C18), 185
Lynds,G. (CI9), 379
Lyne,M.A.B.
on the Alice Holt Ware from St. Mary Cray,204-5
and Jefferies, R.S., The Alice Holt/Famham Roman Pottery Industry, reviewed,421
Lynsted
bee boles, 127
bequests,102, 119, 128
Bogle,Hugessen family,173-7
brooch, Romano-British, 25I, 255-6
church (see also clergy)
Delaune memorial,174
Hatch bequest, 119
strap-hinges,155n
clergy Cl7, 109, 53
denehole, 245
Farrard (Forwood) family, 102, 113, 128
Finch family,113
harness pendant,medieval,103, 256, 258
Hirst family, 53
Robert Pett of,192n
Roper family property, 163
Ralph Woolgate of, 118n
Lynton see Linton
Lyon,John (Cl8/19),241-97, 2; 298
Lyons, B.A. (d.1916),452
Lythers,- (C18),233
Lyttlyhall see under Wouldham
M
MWrotham-West Kingsdown section, watching brief,20, 93, 219
Mfield walking,25, 99, 292
McAdam
Sir James Nicoll (1786-1852), 100, 360, 364, 366; 186
John Loudon (1756-1836),360
McAleer,J. Philip
"Some Observations on the Building Sequence of the Nave of Rochester Cathedral", 149-70
"The Significance of the West Front of Rochester Cathedral" (ii/us.), 139-58
"The West Front of Rochester Cathedral: The Interior Design" (ii/us.), 27-43
MacArthur,Sir William (C20), 256
McAvoy, F., "A Note on an Excavation at Scotney Castle I986" (illus.), 377-80
McDivitt,Dr. John (C19), 70-96, 1; 105, 3, 5, 14, 19-22, 24, 26, 38
MacDougall,Philip
"Granite and Lime: The Building of Chatham Dockyard's First Stone Dry Dock" (ii/us.), 173-91
"Malaria: Its Influence on a North Kent Community", 255-64
The Hoo Peninsular, reviewed,426 Mace,Francis (C17),96, 96, 391 mace-heads
neolithic,stone,Cliffe,282 neolithic/bronze age
antler,Sevenoaks, 97, 33, 44, 48-9 stone
Elham,105, 298, 3 01
Smeeth, 105, 301, 302
medieval, copper alloy, Canterbury,102, 233, 244, 247; 105, 80, 117, 115, 177
Maceroni, Count - (C19),366 Macfie,A.L.
"The Boatmen of Dover & Deal: The Report of the House of Commons Select Committee on the Cinque-Port Pilots, 1833", 131-6 [pg181]"The Pattenden Diaries 1797-1819", 101, 94, 139-47
McGowan, Lord Harry (C19-20), 459-60
McGunery
Henry (C19), 21
Margaret (Cl8/19), 21
McHenry, Albert (C19), 12
Machyn, Henry (Cl6), 123
McIntosh, K.H.
works of, assessed, 5
Chisler & Westbere - Villages of the Stour Lathe, reviewed, 315-6
Fordwich - The Lost Port, reviewed, 220
Hoath & Herne - The Last of the Forest, reviewed, 392
Mackay, Thomas (Cl9), 204
McKenna, K., on watching brief at
Sandwich (illus.), 340-1
Mackie, E.W., Science and Society in Prehistoric Britain, reviewed, 229-30
Macknade see under Faversham, Preston
Mackonochie,- (Cl9), 16
Mackreth, D.F., on brooches from Canterbury
Gravel Walk, 91, 141, 142
St. George's Street, 110-11
McLachlan, J. (C19), 111
Maclear,- (Cl9), 100, 337, 342
MacMichael, N.H.,obituary, 291-2
McNally, Father John (C20), I
MacPherson-Grant, N.C. (see also Bennett, P., MacPherson-Grant, N.C. & Blockley,P.; Green, M.J. & Macpherson-Grant, N.C.)
"Archaeological Work Along the A2:
1966-1974" (illus.), 133-83 on watching-brief at Eddington Farm,
Herne Bay (illus.), 234-5
note on a bone pipe from Stonar, 266 on pottery from
Bekesbourne Palace (i/lus.), 47-52
Canterbury
North Lane (illus.), 174-90
St. Augustine's, 295-6
(i/lus. ), I05-12
St. Martin's Hill (illus.), 177-82
Channel Tunnel excavations, 354-7
Tyler Hill, 130-1
McWhirr, Alan, Roman Crafts and Industries, reviewed, 268-9
Madekin see under Barham
magistrates (see also commissions of the peace)
C14, 100, 221-9
Cl6, 89, 192; 93, 82, 125-43; 70n
Cl9 .
and petty constables, 10-104, 11, 15, 17, 19-20, 22-3
and swing riots, 97-106
Magnet, 187-96, 8, 207
Magpie Bottom see under Shoreham Maidstone
Allington
castle
bricks, 171
sale of, 255
cemetery, Belgic (illus.), 127-38
church, recorded by Griffiths 1844, 120n
coin hoard, Roman, 137-98, 9, 140, 141-4
parish records, 259
Wyatt family, 63
almshouses, 332
arrowhead, neolithic/bronze age, 256
assizes Cl6, 93, 143n
axe, neolithic, 233
Aylesford estates, map Cl9, 109, 85n, 86, l04-5, 106
bailiwick of, 56
Bank Street, chemist works, recording & preservation, 92, 252; 225 battle of,1648
Sir William Brockman defends, 187
eye-witness account, 209-20
and Filmer family, 103-4
Borough records, 268
brewing at, history of, 89, 220; 210 brooch, Romano-British, 91, 102, 268, 271 Bull Inn, meeting at 1830, 107, JOO Burghmote Court C17, 99, 166-7 census, religious 1851, 100, 400-6, 408, 416-18
chapels
Grove Road, records, 257
King Street
census 1851, 417
records, 257
Providence, census 1851, 417 [pg182]Rose Yard,records,100, 105, 257
Week Street,records, 257
West Borough,records,257
Chillington House,Charles Museum, 170-99, 1; 142
Chillington Manor,Barham family, 153
Church Street,excavations, 220
churches (see also chapels; see also under Allington)
All Saints
census 1851, 416
curates C17-19, 99, 167-8, 170
lamp, 95, 292, 293
parochial library, 161-99, 2, 166-73
sacrament certificate,333
tiles, 89
Holy Trinity
census 185 I, 416
inscriptions,transcripts of, 335
St. Faith's,census 1851, 417
St. Peter's,census 1851, 417
St. Philip's,census 1851, 417
St. Stephen's,census 1851, 417
cloth industry,records, 80
coaching services C19, 98, 195-9, 201-5, 207-8, 209, 210-12
coin hoards (see also under Allington), Roman
Church Street,220
Vinter's Park,101, 373; 271
coins (see also coin hoards)
Celtic,305
Roman,91, 194; 92, 233; 93, 210; 104, 358; 311
College,97, 570, 66
Corpus Christi Fraternity,97, 66; 268
courts (see also under Penenden Heath)
petty sessions,records, 268-9
quarter sessions
Cl9, 108, 87
deeds, 335
Fullagar family,history, 254
fuller's earth production Cl7, 99, 74-5, 77-8
Gabriel's Hill,tannery,84n
gaol
architect of,36 I
bondman released from Cl4, 92, 147n
escape from C14, 100, 226
historical source for,87
recorded in petty constable's accounts
John Turner at, 188
handaxe,Mousterian,352
Hart Street,buildings surveyed,219
Hermitage Farm, burial group, 127-38
High Street
bee boles, 106, 117, 126
Blake's store,285
building C14, 93, 225
Pilgrims Cleaners,survey,252 hoards see coin hoards
hospital,Ophthalmic, 93
ironwork, decorative, 92, 74, 75, 79, 80, 82-3, 92, 95-9, 101
Maidstone Bank,219
manor
land measurement, 32n,35
saltpans, 43n
transfered to Crown C16, 97, 66
map-makers C17, 109, 72-3
maps see Aylesford estates
market, 74-5
Mote
building of,records,86
moated site,222
toll gate, 358n
Woodville family, 220
Mount Romano-British villa see under villas,Romano-British
Museum
Archaeological Notes
1974 (ii/us.), 208-14
1975 (ii/us.), 192-5
1976 (ii/us.), 229-33
1977 (illus.), 207-212
1978 (illus.), 264-8
1979 (ii/us.), 294-9
1981 (illu s.), 300-4
1984 (ill us.), 363-79
I986 (ill us.), 250-60
1987 (ii/us.), 350-67
1988 (illus.), 297-320
1989 (illus.), 395-409
1990 (illus.), 281-94
1991 (ii/us.), 338-49
bee boles, 106, 114, 126
brass, monumental, 103, 245, 246, 247-9
Hasted documents,235-97, 6, 247-9
finds from Thurnham,141-103, 3, 146
Wickham collection, 199 [pg183]non-conformity (see also chapels)
Cl 7, 99, 188-9
1851, 100, 401, 403-6, 408, 417-18
The Palace,bee boles, 106, 113, 127
parishes,records,263
pavement commissioners, records, 268
Penenden Heath
assembly Cl I,91, 48; 96, 120, 123-4
court sessions, 91, 192; 137
execution 1655, 168
meeting 1830, 100, 376; 101-2
moot, I03
toll gate, 357
place-name, 24
plague C I6, 100, 239
prison see gaol
road scheme C19, 109, 104-5, 106
schools (see also Maidstone Schools Swimming Association)
grammar,102, 271; 74
McCabe Commercial, records, 256
Shire Hall,records,87
Shire House,survey,192-3
swing riots,101-2
Tassel's Quarry,Romano-British site,127-8
tithes,108
Turkey Mill, 252
turnpike trusts, 346-100, 7, 349-50, 351n, 352-5, 357-61, 363, 364n, 368-9; 102, 172; 17n,19n
villas, Romano-British
grammar school site,271
The Mount,excavations
1975, 209-10
1976, 252
1977, 224
1978, 284
Waterside foundry, 243
Westborough House, building survey, 93, 202, 203, 204, }204
Willington,Stone Cottages, 219
witch trial 1652, 104
Maidstone Antiquarian Society, records, 1()316
Maidstone Arca Archaeological Group
excavations at Teston, 89, 206, 207 reports
1974, 219-20
1975, 209-10
1976, 252
1977, 224
1978, 284-5
1984, 383-4
1986, 261-2
1987, 387
surveys
Barming, St. Cuthbert's Cottage (ii/us.), 145-52
Maidstone, Westborough House (ii/us.),202-4
Maidstone hundred, 49
Maidstone Industrial Music Club, records, 256
Maidstone Journal, and the swing riots 1827-30, 107, 89-106
Maidstone Schools Swimming
Association,records,256
Maidstone Society,records,316
Maidstone Waterworks Company,records, 253-4
Maier,T.C. (C17),239
mail coaches see Royal Mail
Major (see also Mayor), D.B. (C19), 105, 3, 38
Makenade,William (C 14),100, 226, 229
Makel,James (C15),110 malaria,98, 95, 255-64; 257-8 Malemeyns,John (Cl3-14), 101, 102, 100, 107 Malemie,William (Cl2/13),108, 220
Malet (see also Mallet), Justice - (C17), 8
Maley,W.S. (d.1916), 454
Malkin,Samuel (Cl8),263
Mallet (see also Malet), Francis (C16), 172
Malling (see also East Malling & Larkfield; West Malling), turnpike trust,100, 359, 368
Malmains, Sir Richard (C14),181
Malmesbury, William of,95, 185; 101, 6, 12
Malpas (Malras)
Widow - (C18), 227
Elizabeth (C18), 109, 199, 237
Maims see Malpas malthouses
used for hop-drying, I94, 0, I5, I7;
249
by place
Canterbury [pg184]Marlowe Avenue, 287
St. Augustine's, 100, 331, 333-4
St. Martin's, 210-104, 11; 224
St. Radigund's Street, 308
Wincheap, 308
mattings see malthouses
Malton,Thomas(Cl8), 98, 54, 55n, 59n
maltsters, 12
Malyns
Ermyntrude (Cl3), m. Andrew Sackville, 8
Sir Roger(d.1296), 8
Man (see also Mann)
Sir Charles(C17), 397
G.S. (Cl8), 31
Roger(Cl8), 204
Manchester, Keith
"Hydrocephalus in an Anglo-Saxon Child from Eccles" (illu s.), 77-82
The Archaeology of Disease, reviewed, 396-7
Manclark,Edward(Cl9), 361
Mander, Noel(C20), 314
Mandeville family, arms of, 12
Manly, 214-94, 17, 229
Mann (see also Man)
Sir Horace M.P. (Cl8), 227
William,Mayor(Cl8), 28-102, 9, 35
Mannering
family,manuscripts, 85n
-(C20), 34
Manners
Anne see St. Leger
Sir George(Cl5), 91, 112, 114
Manning
family, brass, 113
Agnes see Petle
Cardinal Henry E. (CI9), 93, 15, 23
John(Cl6), 112
Mannington, John (Cl7), 41
manors see Kent Manorial & Moated Sites Group; see also individual manors by name
Mansell, M.H., The Parish Church of All Saints, Woodchurch, reviewed, 266-7
Manser,Fred(d.1916), 442n,452
mansiones, Canterbury
Longmarket, 286
Marlowe Car Park, 96, 401, 403, 405
The Tannery, 104, 314, 315, 332
Manson, -(Cl8), 237
Manston
burial, beaker, excavations (illu s.), 107, 417; 11-27
Lord of the Manor see under Ramsgate water pipeline, watching brief, 419-21
Mantell
family(Cl6), !Sin
Charlotte (Cl8), m. James Simmons, 220
John(Cl6), 89
William(CIS-19), 240
Mantle,John(Cl8), 230
Manwaring, George(Cl9), 64
Manwood
Catherine see Gallaway
Sir John(C17), 58-63
Sir Roger (Cl6), 186-89, 8; 91, 6; 98, 88; 107, 145; 173
Sergeant(Cl6), 127
Thomas(Cl5/16), 138
map-makers
CKentish, 17, 109, 63-83
ClEarl of Aylesford's estate, 9, 109, 85-109
Mapilton, Thomas(Cl5), 262
Maple, Goodwife - (C17), 90
Maplisden
Francis(C17), 74
Gerves(CI7), 74
Walter(Cl7), 74
maps
ClKentish (illus.), 7, 109, 63-83
ClEarl of Aylesford's estate (ii/us.), 9, 109, 85-109
Mar, William(C17), 75
marble veneers, Romano-British, 100, 66, 68, 69, 70, 72-6
March, Earl of(d.1425), 119
Marden
adze, neolithic/bronze age, 94, 265, 266
axe, neolithic, 108, 282, 283
brooch, medieval, 103, 256, 258
Chainhurst, field survey, 210
coin, Roman, 311
farm workers 1823-37, 100, 378
Moat Fann, 222
parish records,324
population Cl6, 100, 235, 237, 245n, 247n,248, 257
road from Staplehurst to Stile Bridge, 230 [pg185]schoolmaster C99, 18, 100, 359
Stile Bridge, turnpike trust, 368 turnpike trust,100, 100, 354n,364
Marden hundred, 49
Mareschal,Le see Marshall
Maresfield (E. Sussex), turnpike trust, 350
Maresh,Dr. -(C I 8),22
Mareshal,Le see Marshall
Margaret Sloop, 95, 214, 216, 219-20
Margary,I.D.,obituary,227
Margate
chapels
catholic, census 1851, 100, 407, 419
Garlinge,census 1851, 418
Hawley Square
census 1851, 418
records,318
Northdown,census 1851, 418
churches (see also chapels)
Holy Trinity
builder's estimates,340 census 101, 1851, 100, 418
deeds, 339
St. John's
census 1851, 418
clergy
C!6, 89, 193
Cl 8, 99, 169n font,103, 127, 131-3; 384 inscription^ 104, 101, 335
recorded by Griffiths 1840, 120n,122
Clifton Baths, 200n-20ln,96, 211, 221 coaching services C I 9, 98, I 94-5, 197, 201, 203, 205-6, 207, 208, 211-12
Cobb Bank, 79
deeds,270
Drapers Mills,Romano-British building, 335
copper alloy head, 97, 307, 308, 309-11
Garlinge (see also schools), gatehouse, 172
Half Mile Ride, Anglo-Saxon cemetery, re-appraised (illus.),
219-36
holidays recorded, early Cl 9, 96, 187-8, 208, 210-11; 80-1
Infirmary, 96, 200, 20Jn,211, 213, 222 ironwork, decorative, 92, 80, 81-2, 88-9, 91,flOJ, 102
library,and Rowe Bequest,235
lighthouse,223
Lydden,barrow,333
Nash
manor,2 I 9n
Nash Court, William Claybrooke of, 191
settlement,?Anglo-Saxon,233
non-conformity (see also chapels)
census 1851, 400-100, 7, 418-19
registers C19-20, 105, 254
Northdown
multi-period site, excavations, 418-19
ring-ditch,excavations
preliminary report, 361-2
report (illus.), 237-89
parish boundary,11-95, 12, 17
pavement commissioners,183
pier, (see also Margate Pier & Harbour
Quex Park,watching brief, 322-3
St. John's parish
plan 1776, 339
probate accounts Cl 7, 109, 54, 58
St. Mildred's Bay
canoe,prehistoric,276
hoard, bronze age, 243-105, 5, 246-7, 248-9; 107, 421; 276
settlement, Romano-British, 337
strap-end, Anglo-Saxon, 99, 21, 22, 23
Salmestone
manor,2 I 9n
Salmestone·Grange, bricks,171
settlement,Anglo-Saxon,233
schools
Garlinge,records, 269
Lausanne,records, 269
New Cross Street Evening
Continuation,records, 269
Queen's,records,338
Thanet House Academy, records, 271
shipbuilding C19, 94, 230
Theatre Royal,records, 338
TocH branch,records,270
turnpike trust, 100, 359, 369; 102, 172, 174-5; 66n
villas,Romano-British
Garlinge,338
Tivoli, 104, 22211, 228, 234-5, 335
water-main pipeline sites,276 [pg186]Westbrook
Romano-British site, 337 swing riots, 104, 107, 94
Westgate-on-Sea (see also St. Mildred's Bay), barrows, bronze age, 244
Margate Lying-In Charity, records, 270
Margate Pier & Harbour Co.
records, 270-1
stone sold to,134-5
tolls,201n
Marian (C16 of Faversham), 112
market halls see Court Halls
markets
Romano-British, Rochester, 92, 253; 37
medieval/post-medieval, as a source for Kentish history, 73-77
Marlborough, Duchess of see Thornhurst, Sarah
Marlowe
Ann (Cl6),m. John Cranford,4n
Christopher (C16)
baptised, 312
midwife to,32n
patron of, I
John (Cl6), 312
marquetry, l 92, 5; 39I marriage
age at,Cl 6, 100, 243
in church porches, 138-40
Marriot (see also Marriott; Maryatt), Thomas (C17), 215
Marriott (see also Marriot; Maryatt),
Revd. G.M. (Cl9), 12
Marryat see Maryatt
Marsden,William (C18-\9),209
Marseille, Thomas (C18), 105, 233; 235
Marsh
- (Cl8-\9 father of William),72
John (Cl8),237
Mary (Cl8-19), m.2 William
Kitchingman, 107, 65, 71
Mary jnr. (Cl9), 71-2
Peter (C20),100, 313, 315
William (Cl 9), 70-107, 2, 78, 80-1 marsh fever see malaria
Marshall (Le Mareshal; Le Mareschal) family,arms of,91, 2, 12
Alice (C15),m. John Cranmer,2
Elizabeth (Cl7),70
John (Cl7),70
William (C12/l3), 26n,38n
William (C 16 vicar of Appledore &
Ebony), 161
William (Cl6 vicar of Mersham), 134
William (Cl8-19), 92, 6, 16n, 168-9;
Marsham, Sir John (C17), 108, 244; 74
Marsham-Townsend, H.S. (C20), 259 marshland
development of after \ 66, 107, 29-50
landscape,as part of,9
marsh fever see malaria
Marshman, Peter (Cl8), 237
Marston,Alvan T. (C20}, 15
Martello towers, 92, 250; 23
Martin (see also Martin & Dolton; Martyn)
St.,16
family,manuscripts, 281
- (Cl9),381
Master - (C19), 100, 379, 381
Alan Alfred Roger,obituary,236
Alce (C17), 73
Ann (Cl7),72
Charles (C\9),281
Charles Wykeham (C19), 155
Grace (Cl7), 73
Henry (Cl7),72
John (C17),73
Capt. K.B. (Cl9), 96, 205; 271
Lionel (C\6),344
Mary (Cl7), 73
Robert (C16), 89
Sarah (C19), 17
Thomas (C 17),73
Thomas (C19),281
Will (C17), 73
Will the younger (Cl7), 73
Martin & Dolton,records, 281
Martin see under Langdon
martingales,medieval
East Malling, 105, 306, 317
Snodland,93, 209, 211
Martyn (see also Martin)
Richard (d.1402) & wife, 113n
Stephen (Cl 7), 94, 69, 72
Susan (CI 7),72
Martyr-Boorman family, 91
Mary
Princess (C15-16 sister of Henry VIII), at Otford Palace, 277 [pg187]Queen (C16)
J.P's under,127-93, 8, 142
Marian commission, 184
St., brotherhood of,160
Mary de Royan, 219
Maryatt (Marryat; see also Marriot; Marriott),Joseph M.P. (C!8-19), 94, 222; 346
Mascall
John (Cl7-18), 213-21
John jnr. (Cl7-18),95, 214, 218
Margaret. (Cl7-18),214
Robert (Cl4/15),192
Mascall Galley, 95, 214, 218-19
Masculus see Ansfrid Mas
Masey,Nathaniel & wife (Cl8),225 Mason
- (Cl9),377
Abraham (Cl7), 70
Robert (Cl3),37n
Walter (Cl3), 37n
Wilfrid (Cl9-20),346
masons, 92, 153; 330-101, 1; 106, 166, 199n
marks,Gravesend blockhouse,93, 157, 158 school of, Romano-British, 100, 68, 72-3, 76-9
Massey, Col. - (Cl7), 210
Massingham
John III (Cl5), 188-9
John IV (Cl5), 191
Master
Deborah (Cl7), m. Edmund Randolph, 93
Elizabeth (CI7), m. Herbert Randolph, 93-4
Giles (d.1644),92-3
Mary (b.1630),m. William Watmer, 9ln,92
Masters
Ann (Cl7), 69
Daniel (Cl8), 353
Matfield see under Brenchley
Mathe,William (Cl6), 33
Matravers, Barons (see also FitzAlan;
Howard), 8
Matson,- (Cl8-19),221
Matthew,J. Mee (Cl 9), 116
Matthew & Marv, 217
Matthews,J. (Ci9),3-93, 4, 13
Matton,Ann (C18-19),240
Maurice
Cll-Bishop of London,12, 91, 56
Clheld land near Denton with Wootton,3, 94, 115
mausolea,Chilham, 135-102, 7, 138, 139, 140, 141-7
Maxted,Henry (Cl8),381-2
Maxwell
Donald (C20), 99
Robert (Cl7),223
May
-(C16),301
Arthur (Cl9), 7-8
George snr. (Cl7), 70
George jnr. (C17), 70
John (d.1669),69-103, 70, 73
John (d.1703), 70
John (Cl8),235
Thomas & wife (Cl7), 69
Thomas, formerly Brodnax later Knight
(d.1781 ), 64
Sir Thomas (Cl8),64
William (Cl7), 70
Maycote
Robert (C16), 118
William (Cl6),118n
Maye, Martin (Cl6-17), 58
Mayflower see Pilgrim Fathers
Maylam,T. & Co.,records,331 Maynard,Henry (C18-19),101, 100, 391
Mayney,Sir Anthony (C17),97, 4, 6
Mayo family,at Hawley, 33
Mayor (Major),- (Cl7), 41
Maytham see under Rolvenden
Maytham Wall see Koelle Dam under
Newenden
Mead, W.R. & Kain, R.J.P., "Ridge-and- Furrow in Kent" (illus.), 165-71
Meaden,J.G.P. (C20),340
Mearchelm (C7), 21
Mears & Stainbank Co. (bellfounders), 93, 16; 100, 314, 330; 32-5
Meates,G.W.
"A Standing Stone at Eynsford" (illus.), 260-3
"Early Christianity in the Darent
Valley", 57-64
identifies timber-framed walls,43
The Lullingstone Roman Villa: Vol. I -
The Site, reviewed, 417-9
The Roman Villa at Lullingstone, Kent [pg188]medallion, post-medieval, Canterbury, 151
Medherst (see also Medhurst), Daniel & wife (C16-17), 185
Medhurst (see also Medherst), Dr. - (C18), 89, 12, 22-3
Medhurst Troughton (ironfounders), 76
medicine (see also death, causes of; diseases; hospitals; patent medicines)
Cdiary of Jeremiah Cliff, 18, 89, 11-23 C19
Kent & Canterbury hospital, medical care (illus. ), 1-38
Charles Oxenden,96, 59, 69-76
Mediye, 142
Medway
crossings
Pilgrim's Way, 91-100
Strood's Causeway, 249-54
smuggling Cl7, 99, 74-9
Medway Brick Co., 88
Medway Military Research Group, 91, 209; 94, 281; 414
Mee, Arthur (C\9-20), 95, 280; 99, 137;
Meekums, M.W., Orpington & District Archaeological Society, report 1988, 217
megalithic tombs, Medway (illus.), 221-34
megaliths see megalithic tombs; sarsens
Megaw, J.V.S., note on a Fragmentary Bone End-Blown Pipe from a Medieval House Site at Stonar, near Sandwich (illus.), 266-8
Meines, John (C16), 175
Meirs Court Farm (parish unknown), survey/map Cl 9, 109, 95
Meister,de see Desmaistres
Melchett,Lord see Mond,Sir Alfred
Melle,Peter at (C13),70
Melling, E.
History of the Kent County Council, 1889-1974, assessed, 7
Kentish Sources, assessed, 10
Mellitus, Abbot (C6), 94, 262; 343
memorials see brasses; gravestones/- memorials under inscriptions
Menne!,Alderman - (Cl7),260
Meopham (Mepham), Simon de, Archbishop (Cl4), 91, 54; 93, 65; 153-4
Meopham
Clare lands, 121n,127
coin hoard, medieval, 47-93, 50, f51, 51-3
Culverstone Green,droveway, 19 deeds, 92, 105, 280 fair 1828/9, 100, 375, 376 hoard see coin hoard
manorial labour 1307-75, 92, 203-23
mill, records, 331
non-conformity 1676, 94, 62, 68
Nurstead
church, recorded by Griffiths 1856, 120n
Nurstead Court
building adjoining, 243-5
cited, 289
parish records, 325
parish records, 324
pasture,detached, 19
population totals 1641-1801, 94, 62, 64, 68
swing riots, 102
Meopham Bank see under Hildenborough
Mepham,Simon de see Meopham
Mercer,Widow - (C17), 71
Merchant Adventurers,75-99, 8; 114
Mercia,Mercian rule in Kent, 87-113 Merden
-,Mayor (Cl 6), 116
William (C15), 8
Meredith (see also Meredith & Young) family, 89, 39; 84
Roger (C18),39
William (Cl7), 89, 36, 39
Meredith & Young (pavers), 179
Merefin,St. (C7), 18-91, 19, 21; 22
Meres, - (Ci6), 33
Merewald (Merwalh) of Mercia (C7), 18-91, 19, 21; 101, 6, 8, 15, 17, 22
Mereworth see Mereworthe
Mereworth
axe, neolithic, 104, 351, 352
Brewers Hall, 329
Buffalo Inn, 352
castle, 92, 11; 93, 222; 100, 355; 18n,19n
church (see also clergy), 11
clergy C18, 100, 353 [pg189]coaching services CI9, 98, 198
deeds, 330
flints,neolithic (see also axe). 107, 397;
282
Latters Farm,records, 329
Sir Thomas Neville of, 93, 130; 97, 59, 64n
Swanton manor, 23n
turnpike trusts, 347n, 349-100, 50, 352-4, 360n; 104, 19n
unemployment 1830, 100
Yokes Place, 353
Mereworthe
John de(Cl4), 13
Margery de (Cl4),13
Merhonour, 167
Merlose, Kenneth, Luddenham and Stone- by-Fa ve rsham, reviewed, 424-5
Mernott, Richard & wife (CI7), 69
Merredew & Wort (builders), 65 Merriam,Goody(Cl7), 103, 100, 290, 292 Merrifield, Ralph
London, City of the Romans, reviewed, 296
The Archaeology of London, reviewed, 2I8
Mersham
clergy C16, 93, 134
parish records, 324
Quarrington,moated site, 222
turnpike, 177
Merstham (Surrey)
Aisled moated site,177
brass,112
Merton family, 29
Merwalh see Merewald
metal mills, Chatham dockyard, 79-97, 80, 86-7, 90, 94
metal-working (see also brass-working; copper alloy-working; goldsmiths; ingots; iron-working; metal mills; metalworker's die; pewterworking; silver-working)
Romano-British
Canterbury
Burgate, 298
Riding Gate, 132
St. Margaret's church, 200
Stour Street, 3 In
lckhum, 190-91, 1; 121-100, 2, 124;
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury, Christ Church College,
Rochester,7
medieval
Canterbury
Christ Church College. I35-106, 6;
215
Longmarket, 224
St. George's Street, 105, 80, 164-71;
317
Upper Bridge Street, 300 metalworker's die, Anglo-Saxon,
Rochester, 104, 4, 6-7
Metcalf, D.M.
"A Sixth-Century Gold Tremiss from
Sarre", 163
on a seventh-century looped solidus from the Isle of Thane!, 66-9
Meteren
Abigail van (b.1579), m. David Stanier, 120
Emanuel van(d.1612), 119
Meteyard, Horace W.(C19), 116
Methodists (see also Countess of
Huntingdon's Connexion) records
Canterbury & Favershum circuit, 257-9
Dover & Deal circuit, 342-101, 6; 272-3
Folkestone circuit, 273-5
Sevenoaks circuit, 317-101, 18; 277-8
religious census 1851, 400-100, 1,
Metten,Bryent(C19), 20
Meyer, W.R., "Mascall's Privateers", 213-21
Meyerus, J. (Cl6),24-5
Michael, C13 of East Ratling,53 microliths see flints,mesolithic
Middlesex
Earl of(C17),II
Lord(C18),3
Middleton
John(Cl8), 32
William (Cl6),138n
Midley see under Old Romney
migration, 236-100, 8, 253-6; 226-101, 7, 243
Milburgu see Mildburh
Mildburh (Mildburg; Milburga), St. (C7), [pg190]feast,76-7
Mildenhall,Roger de (C12-13), 136
Mildgyth,St. (C7), 18-91, 19, 21; 101, 15, 22
Mildred (Mildrith; Mildryd), St. (C7), 15-91, 19, 21-3; 13-95, 16; 101, 4, 7, 15-22; 107, 315; 200
Mildrith see Mildred
Mildryd see Mildred
Mileham
Dorothy (Cl7), m. Sir Thomas Browne, 14
Hobart (Cl7), m. Edmund Witherley, 14
Miles, A. see Lebon,M.C. & Miles,A.
milestones
Romano-British, Springhead, 333n post-medieval, turnpikes, 109, 100, 350, 364;
Milgate see under Bearsted
Mill Hill see under Deal
Miller
Henry & wife (C17),70
Jane (d.1659), m. William James, 121
John see Gillington
Purnell (C17),73
Thomas (Cl7), 73
Thomas (fl.1819), 22
William (C17), 73
William (Cl9), 107, 180, 190
Milles,John see Mills, John
Millhall see under Aylesford
Millham,Henry & wife (C17), 70
Milling see Myllyng
Mills (Milles; Mylls)
- (C18),237
John alias Warham (C16)
buys stone etc from St. Augustine's, 99, 35, 41
and lost plate, 50
and Prebendaries' Plot, 101, 175, 177-8, 180, 184-5
Judith see Oeils
R. see Baxter, R. & Mills,R.
Richard (C17), 121
William (d.1916), 454-5
mills (see also chemists mill; cloth mills; fulling mills; gunpowder mills; metal mills; millstones; paper mills)
Romano-British
watermills (illus. ), JO1-28
by place
Ardleigh (Essex),100, 111, 112, 128
Barton Court villa (Oxon), 100, 114, 116
Chesters (Northumberland), 103-100, 4, 105
Eskdale (Cumberland), I 13
Fullerton (Hants.), ll100, 5, 116-17, 128
Haltwhistle (Northumberland), 100, 105, 106, 107, 1 8, 126, 127
Heronbridge (Cheshire), 113
Holeywell Hill, 113
Ickham,95
described (i/lus. ), 119-100, 22, 124. 126-8
excavations 1974-5, 91, 190-1
Kenchester (Her. & Worcs.), 113-14
Kimpton (Rants.), 113
Leeds, 92, 252; I I 100, 9, 128
Nettleton (Wilts.),117-100, 18, 119
Otford, 191
Peterborough (Cambs.), 116
Ramsbury (Wilts.),114
Willowford (Northumberland), 100, 109, 110, 111
medieval
Bekesbourne,30
Boughton Aluph, 85
Canterbury
Abbot's mill, 180
Barton mill, 208
Greatness, 16-17
New Romney hospital. 96, 19, 21
Old Romney,Spitelland, 2 l
medieval/post-medieval
historical sources for, 85
by place
Appledore, 3
Ash-cum-Ridley,disproved, 218
Bexley, 144
Hawley, 305
Horton, 84-6
Upper Hardres,204
post-medieval
Canterbury
Abbot's mill
rents, 109, 205, 215-16, 218n, 224, 228, 236, 238
and James Simmons, 229-105, 31, 239, 24 l; 109, 198, 205 [pg191]Barton mill, 109, 235
King's mill
rents,109, 205, 215-16, 218n, 224, 228, 235, 238
and James Simmons, 229-105, 31;
109, 198, 205
Stour Street,410
Wincheap,107, 357, 359
Chartham, 181
Cranbrook,Hockeridge mills,85
Deal,William's,107, 66, 75, 80
Dover, 85n
Gravesend see Northfleet
Meopham, 331
Newington (by Hythe), 103, 183; [pg18]Northfleet, Boorman's windmill, 106, 100, 319, 320, 321-4
Otford,254
Otham,85n
Sarre, 147
Smarden, 85
Temple Ewell, 85
millstones (see also spindles,millstone)
Romano-British
properties of, 123-4
from
Ardleigh (Essex), 111
Barton Court villa (Oxon}, 100, 114, [pg116]Chesters (Northumberland), 100, 103, 105
Dickets Mead (Herts.),114
Fullerton (Hants.),117
Haltwhistle (Northumberland),
106-7, 126, 127
Heronbridge (Cheshire), I13
Ickham,190-91, 1; 121-100, 2, 126, 127
Kenchester (Her. & Worcs.), 113-14
Leeds, 119
Peterborough (Cambs.), 116
Ramsbury (Wilts.),114
St. Mary Cray,284
Willowford (Northumberland),
111
medieval,Newington (by Hythe), 18
post-medieval,Canterbury, 359
Millums, Henry (C I7), 72
Milo family,arms of, 12
Milsom
James (Cl8),238-9
Joseph (Cl8), 238-95, 9; 368
Milstead & Kingsdown
Kingsdown
manor, 22
Milstead, cremation, Romano-British, 108, 295, 297
Wyke, manorial records, 280
Milton see under Gravesend; Thanington Without
Milton hundred,49
map 1575, 73
Milton Regis see under Sittingbourne
mineral water industry, historical sources for, 84
mines (see also deneholes;p etts)
Romano-British, 122-3
post-medieval,ragstone, Westerham, 184
Minnis Bay see under Birchington Minot,Edmund (Cl5), 165-6
Minster (in Sheppey) see under Sheerness
Minster (in Thanet)
abbey
Kentish Royal Saints, 15-91, 27; 95, 8, 12-17; I, 4-101, 10, 14-16, 19-20, 22
under Mercian rule, 92-104, 3, 96-7
Alland Grange
chalk workings, 420
swing riots, 107, 102, 104
brooch, Anglo-Saxon (Amherst), 81-89, 4; 129-51
cemeteries
Romano-British,102, 50, 54-7 Anglo-Saxon
Amherst brooch, 149-50 excavations, 100, 102, 45, 46, 47, 57-8
Thorne Farm, excavations, 50-102, 2, 53-4, 57-8, 66
church (see also clergy) burial,Anglo-Saxon, 150 burial fees paid to,100, 96, 216 spire,108, 277-9
clergy
CJ7, 108, 278-9
Cl8, 99, 169n
gas pipeline excavations (illus.), 43-69
hoard, copper alloy, 97, 198; 260
Hoo, ?Anglo-Saxon settlement, 57-8 [pg192]hospital, 102, 100, 146, 150
manor
abbot & prior at, 169
boundaries,13-93, 15, 17
land units, 107
value Cll, 31-2
map c.1820, 336
parish boundary, date of (ii/us.), 7-17
parish records, 254
settlements
iron age/Belgic, 107, 420; 277
Romano-British,99, 272; 102, 47; 337
Anglo-Saxon,89, 53; 57-8
Thorne, ?Anglo-Saxon settlement, [pg57]water pipeline, watching brief, 102, 107, 419-21
workhouse,146-100, 7, ISO
mints
iron age,241
Rochester,48
Romano-British, unofficial, 142
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury,56-9
Old Romney,36n,255
Rochester,59
mirrors,Romano-British
Canterbury, 23I, 99, 232, 233, 234, 235-6
Canterbury Museum, 101, 355, 356, 357
Kentish,99, 231; 357
misericords
Canterbury,Christ Church,309-10
Wingham,66
Misleham see under Brookland
Mistanham see under Brookland
Mitchell (see also Mychell)
Thomas (Cl6),120-1
W. (d.1914-18),209
Mithras,?altar to,109, 124, 136
Moad,Michael, on
leatherwork from Rochester,131-2
spur from Rochester,30
moated sites
cited, 92, 177, 179-8 I
Kent moated sites listed,219-93, 22; 94, 282; 308
by place
Bearsted, Mott Hall, excavations, 89, 219; 91, 210; 92, 252; 224
Beckenham, excavations (illus.), 145-63
Benenden, Hemsted Manor, survey, 303-4
Bexley,Joyden's Wood cited,92, 177, 179-80 re-assessed,95, 289-90
Chartham
The Deanery, history & survey (illus.), 169-82
Iffin Manor,survey,121
Chislehurst,Scadbury
cited, 177
excavations, 217
survey,259
Cooling castle
building of,141
survey, 329-30
Eynsford castle, excavation & reinterpretation (ii/us.), 39-57
Ide Hill, Henden Manor, watching brief, 225
Leigh, Great Barnetts (Moat Farm), excavations,173-201
Otford Palace
excavations,199-89, 200, j200, 201-3 lost buildings (illus.), 100, 259-80
Rough Common,Moat House,recording 1977, 217
Staplehurst parish,survey,284
Moated Sites Research Group see Kent Manorial & Moated Sites Group
Mockbeggar, as a Kentish place-name, 30
Mocking, Alderman John de (d.1347), 150-1
Molash, Prior (CJ6), & parents of, 109, 10, 13-15, 28
Molash chapel,records, 258 church (see also chapel) position,105, 92, 10 visitation 1557, 106, 60
George Inn,239
origins of,98, 79, 81
molluscs (see also oyster fisheries; shell; shell middens)
analysis
Brook,97, 229, 295
Halling,133
Mansion,25-7 [pg193]Margate,Northdown,108, 104, 275-83
Otford, 96, 328, 336-8
Wouldham,85
Monaghan,J.
"A Investigation of the Romano-British Pottery Industry on the Upchurch Marshes" (illus.), 27-50
"Decoy Farm,High Halstow",279
"The Woodruff Collection" (illus.), 199-217
note on the smooth grey ware pottery from the Thorne Farm site, 66
Upchurch and Thameside Roman Pottery: A ceramic Typology for northern Kent, first to third Centuries A.D., reviewed,408-10
and Connell,E.P.,"The Kiln at New Ash Green" (illus.), 241-3
monasteries see abbeys/monastic houses Mond
Sir Alfred, Lord Melchett (C20), 460
Robert (CI 9-20),285
Mone,Thomas (Cl5), 22-3
Money
family,arms,280-1
Revd. Charles Forbes Septimus,281 J.H.
"Excavations in the two Iron Age Hillforts on Castle Hill, Capel, near Tonbridge, 1965 and 1969-71" (illus.), 61-85
"Excavations in the two Iron Age Hillforts on Castle Hill, Capel, near Tonbridge 1965 and 1967-supplementary note" (illus.), 71, 94, 268-70
obituary, 371-2
Mary (Cl9),m. John Buxton,280 Monins
Edward (Cl6),142
Richard (C16),65n
Capt. Thomas (CI7),308
Monk, -& widow (Cl 9), 92-3
Monks,Thomas (Cl4),91
Monks Horton
church (see also clergy),46
clergy Cl 6, 93, 90n
parish registers,334
priory, 97, 248, 250
Monkton
barrows, bronze age, 278
cemetery, Anglo-Saxon
characteristics, 234
excavations I 971 (ii/us.), 49-89 pipeline
preliminary report,272
excavation report (illus.), 83-114
Christ Church lands, 107, 32, 42
church (see also clergy), 186n, 96, 202, 212
clergy Cl 6, 101, 185
gas pipeline sites
preliminary report, 272
phases I & II (illus.), 83-114
phases III & IV (illus.), 43-69
Gosebourne lands Cl 6, 101, 238
hoard, late bronze age (illus.), 101, 85, 87; 247-64
pottery,neolithic, 45
probate account 1685, 57
swing riots,102
water-main pipeline sites, 272-107, 6, 278-9
Montacute (Montagu)
family, Earls of Salisbury, arms of, 412
- (C17 sister of Lord Montagu of Boughton), m. Richard Sondes, 170
Duke - (Cl8), 75n
Katherine see Grandison
Sibil (Cl4), m. Sir Edmund Fitzalan, 412
Earl William (d.1343),412
Montagu see Montacute
Montefiore,Sir Moses & Lady (Cl 9),420n
Montfort
family, arms of,316
Hugh de (Cll), 96, 120, 123; 103, 167; 44
Robert de (Cl2),167
Simon de (C!3),91, 55; 92, 106; 93, 25;
86
Montgomery,- (Cl9), 78
Monthemer family,Hasted on, 301
Moon, 167
Moon, Michael (Cl8), 222
Moor see Moore
Moorcock, Maurice (Cl6), 102, 113, 117, 120-5 [pg194]Moore(Moor; see also More)
- Archbishop(C18), 198n
-(C18), 225
Francis(C17), 96, 392, 394
George (Cl9), 104
Revd. George(C\9), 102
Rt. Hon. Mike(C20), 189
Thomas(Cl8), 227
Alderman William(Cl4-15), 153
Morant, V.E., "Some Evidence of the Smuggling of Fuller's Earth from the Medway Estuary during the Seventeenth Century", 73-9
Moraunt
Joan(CI4), 13
Lora (C\4-15), m.l Sir Thomas Coven, m.2 James Peckham, 210
William(Cl4), 89, 7; 13
More (see also Moore)
John(CI6-17), 82
Margaret (Cl6), m. William Roper, III; 106, 108, 180-2
Revd. T.B.G.(Cl9), 6
Thomas(Cl4), 97, 192; 243
Sir Thomas(d.1535), 181-2
William, Prior(Cl6),255
Moreland
-(Cl7 widow of Thomas), 196
Thomas(Cl7), 186-99, 8, 189n
Morelli, Alessio(Cl7), 168
Mores,Edward Rowe(Cl8), 254-97, 5, 256
Morgan, Giles Chapman (d.I862), 425n
Morice (see also Morrice; Morris; Morys) Sir Christopher (Cl6), 89, 143; 96, 344;
Ralph(C16), 101, 169, 172-3
Morisset, James(Cl8), 256
Mormons see Latter Day Saints
Morne,John(CI5), 259
Morphew, -(C19), JOI
Morrice (see also Morice; Morris; Morys) family, of Betteshanger, 247
Morris (see also Morice; Morrice; Morys) -(d.1674), 20-2
G.C.R.
"Cradock, Amherst & Howell: A Link Between the Selbys of lghtham and Sir Thomas Browne of Norwich", 11-17
"Desmaistres as the Origin of the Name Demetrius in the James
Family of Ightham", 115-21
I.E. & Roome,K.M.,S eventeenth Century Wilmington, reviewed, 396
J.W. (d.1916), 452
R. see Addyman, P. & Morris,R.
W.T.(d.1916), 452
mortar (building), post-medieval, Gravesend, 175-7
mortars
Romano-British, copper alloy, Boughton Monchelsea, 105, 305, 306, 307 medieval, stone
Canterbury,9 4, 173, 174
Ospringe, 89n,JJ95, 53, 153-4
Rochester, 93, 209, 210
Sittingbourne, 91, 193, 194
Mortimer(Mortuomore)
family,land holdings Cl5, 100, 219
Hugh de(Cl3), 50
Joan (CI4), m. Andrew Sackville, 8-9
Roger(Cl4), 9
Morton
Elizabeth (Cl6), m. Thomas Cranmer, 3
John, Archbishop & Cardinal (d.1500) Canterbury,Bell Harry Tower, work at, 132-92, 3, 136; l76
Chartham, work at, 172
Folkestone priory, investigates misconduct,198-9
tomb, 13-14
Thomas(C15), 24n
mortuary structures see funerary practices, bronze age
Mortuomore see Mortimer
Morys (see also Morice; Morrice; Morris), John(C16), 55
mosaics (see also opus sectile; tessellated floors; tesserae)
Romano-British
Canterbury
Butchery Lane, 92, 240, j244; 100, 35, 37, 39;
Christ Church, 95, 278; 96, 397, 400
County Hotel, 53n
Longmarket, 108, 219; 109, 290, 292
Darenth, 180n
medieval, Leeds, 89, 215; 93, 37, 40, 45; 94, 87, 89, 90-2 [pg195]Mosewell see under Godmersham
Moss,W. (d.1914-18),209
Mosyer,- (C19), 100
Mothersole,Jessie (C20),136-7
Motley,Thomas (Cl8), 91, 145, 161
Mottenden,priory,60
Mottingham (G. London) see under Bromley
Mould, Q., on iron nails from Ospringe, 95, 148, 149, 150-2
mouldings, stone see architectural fragments
moulds (see also coin moulds), medieval, Canterbury
St. Augustine's, 99, 250; 92-103, 3, 115-17
St. George's Street, 165-7
Moulton,John (Cl9),61
Moundford family,arms of, 105, 315, 316
Mount
family,holiday C!8, 107, 63
Edward James (C20),315
Muriel (C20),312
Richard Minter (C19),185
Mountfield (E. Sussex),turnpike, 346 mounts (see also book-fittings; box mounts; harness pendant mount; scabbard chapes; shield mounts)
Romano-British, copper alloy
Boxley, 108, 284, 2 85
Anglo-Saxon,copper alloy
Canterbury,383-96, 4, 3 85
Eastry,413
Anglo-Saxon/medieval, bone, Canterbury, 105, 142, 143, 145
medieval,copper alloy
Canterbury, 107, 150, 152
East Peckham (enamelled), 105, 317, 318
Mowbray,Roger de (C13),94, 8, 13-14
Moylan, P.A., Form & Reform of County Government, assessed,7
Moyle
Catherine (C16), m. Sir Thomas Finch, 36n
Sir Thomas (Cl6), 130-93, 1, 141-2;
estates,62n,64-97, 5, 6711, ?On
Much Wenlock (Salop), priory, 91, 18;
Mucking (Essex),123-92, 4, 127
Muddle, William (grocers), records, 275
Muggeridge
Anne see Andrus
Thomas (C18-19),100, 371, 374-5
Mui, King of Kent (C7), 7-99, 8, 14; 9
Mulcaster,General Sir Frederick (d.l 846), 96, 65; IOI
Mullender,Mrs - (C19), 380
Multon, George (Cl6), 65
Mun,Richard (Cl 7), 63-106, 4, 76
Munchenesy family (C13),292
Munday, Elizabeth (C19), 19
Munevilla,Nigel de (Cll),195
munitions factory (C20), Faversham, 429-63
Munk
family
as Appledore tenants,2-3
burial vault,290
George (C18-19), 3
William snr. (C18),2
Munn,Dr.- (C18), 22
Murchin,Goodwife (Cl?),292
Murray
Francis Henry (d.1902), I,98, 2, 3-5, 7, 9, 11-18
Frederick William (d.1913), 3
Lord George, Bishop of St. David's (Cl8-19),I
George, Bishop of Rochester (d.I860), . 93, 21; 96, 63; I,3
George Edward (d.1854),3
Herbert Harley (d.1904),3
Robert Hay (d.1908), 3
Murston see under Hollingbourne;
Sittingbourne
Musgrove, William (C 17), 75
Mychell, John (C16),32
Myers,William (Cl8), 102, 29, 35
Mylls see Mills
Myllyng,Thomas, Abbot (Cl5),200
Mynott, E., reports on Darent Valley Archaeological Training School 1974, 221-2
N
Nackholt see under Wye with Hinxhill
Nackington see under Lower Hardres
nail cleaners, Romano-British, Rochester, 94, 42, 43
Nailor see Naylor [pg196]nails (see also clench nails; hobnails) Romano-British
copper alloy
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 52, 54
Thurnham, 103, 151, 153
iron
Canterbury,94, 149, 151
Chatham, 184
Minster (in Thanet), 55-6
Radfield, 241
Thurnham,153
Romano-British/Anglo-Saxon, iron, St.
Mary Cray,211
Anglo-Saxon,iron
Canterbury, 131
Margate, 104, 227, 228
Ozengell, 272
medieval,iron
Adisham,29l
Leigh,198
medieval/post-medieval,iron
Canterbury
St. Augustine's, 99, 30, 38, 41-2
St. George's Street,131
Ospringe,95, 97, 144, 145, 148, 149
Otford Palace,203
post-medieval
copper alloy,Canterbury, 188
iron
Gravesend,l 72
North Cray,93, 192, 193
Napoleonic Wars see French Wars
Nash (Nasshe)
family of
Canterbury (Cl6), 209
Sandhurst (C19), l 88
Daphne
"A Celtic Bronze Coin from the Canterbury By-Pass", 241
"Five first century coins from Gaul found recently in East Kent" (illus.), 298-9
James Henry (Cl9), 189
John (ClS painter of ?Chartham), 171
John (Cl5of Sevenoaks), 9n
Norman (C19),188
William (papermakers), 81
Nash Court see under Margate
Nasshe see Nash
National Union of Agricultural & Allied Workers (Kent},records, 252
National Union of Mineworkers (Kent), records,276
Navy Board
ClSir John Hawkins of,6, 107, 160, 168
C17-urban development at
Sheerness, 101, 247, 251, 258, 260, 263, 265, 269-71
Cl8
notified of malaria at Sheerness, 257
shipbuilding at Sandwich, 198-94, 207, 209-ll,213-27
Cldry dock at Chatham, 9, 107, 176-7, 179-81, 185, I 89-90
Naylor, Revd. C.B. & mother (Cl8-l9), 134-6
Nazer,Lt. Kelly (C19),101, 132, 135
Neale
-(Cl 9), 97
Revd. J.P. (C19),6
Neame, A., Holy Maid of Kent, assessed,
9
Neavy Down see under Wingham
Nebiker,D. (see also Bennett, P.,Nebiker, D. & Ward, A.; Bennett, P. & Nebiker, D.)
on excavations at Canterbury
All Saints church cemetery, 294
All Saints Lane, 295
Mercery Lane, 290-1
The Royal Dragoon,148
necklace, Anglo-Saxon (coin},Canterbury,
201
Nedeham (Nedham), James (Cl6), 89, 143; 96, 344; 99, 27, 30, 32n
Nedham see Nedeham
needles
bronze age, copper alloy,Dover,208
Romano-British, bone, Rochester, 101
Anglo-Saxon/medieval, bone, Canterbury, 104, 195, 198
medieval/post-medieval
bone,Bekesbourne,96, 53, 54
iron, Ospringe,95, 129, 130
post-medieval, copper alloy
Canterbury, 186
Ospringe, 95, 142, 143
Neel,Walter (C14/15),151
Neighbour,G. (C17), 82
Neild,James (Cl8-19), 73n
Nelot, John (Cl4), 210
Nelson, Admiral Horatio (d.1805),143 [pg197]Nepicar, Richard of (Cl3), 94, 109, 37n
Nerom, Clair van, "The Grant of Eastchurch to the Abbey of Dunes by Richard I", 23-39
Nethersole
family, memorial, 205-6
John (C15 of Canterbury), 165-6
John (?Cl8 of Barham), 206
Nettleingham, Frederick Beckley, Mayor (C19), 102, 33, 35
Nettlestead
church
Pympe bequest, 255
window,91, 112; 7n
Moat Wood, moated site, 222
parish records, 101, 324; 264
Scott family, 254
swing riots, 102
Nettleton (Wilts.), Romano-British watermill, ll7-100, 18, I19
Neuport,William (Cl4), 92, 151, 154
Nevante see under Newington (by Hythe) Neve
Peter Le (Cl7/18),97, 257, 259
William Le (Cl3/l4), 148
Nevill (see also Neville), family (C19), 389n
Neville (see also Nevill) family
arms of, 91, 11; 120
burial place, 323
as J.P.'s,131n
Alexander (Cl6), 323
Lady Elizabeth (Cl5-l6), 238
Sir George (Cl5), 238
George, Lord Abergavenny (Cl6), 91, 114; 93, 127, 138n
Henry, Lord Abergavenny (Cl6), 184
Richard (Cl6), 323
Sir Thomas (Cl6), 93, 127, 130; 97, 59, 64n
Dean Thomas (d.1615), I 89, 88; 323
Ursula (Cl6), m. Warham St. Leger, 114
William & Co. (ironfounders), 87
Nevinson, Christopher (Cl6), 101, 170, 173, 183
New Ash Green see under Ash-cum- Ridley
New Barn see Longfield & New Barn
New Cheney see under lvychurch
New Cross (G. London) see under Lewisham
New Hythe see under East Malling & Larkfield
New Romney
John Brewer of (M.P.), 220 churches (see also clergy)
St. Lawrence's, 104, 346; 107, 255, 263
St. Martin's, 254-107, 7, 263
St. Nicholas'
history & description, }107, 254, 255, 258, 260
deeds, 255
fair, 75
fishing methods, late medieval, 259
harbour, 99, 56; 199
hospital of St. Stephen & St. Thomas, 17-26
John Mascall of, 213
origins of, 36
Oswarston, 19 priory,96, 107, 261
Daniel Rough of (Town Clerk), 20
salt-panning, 19
scabbard chape, medieval, 107, 411, 413-14
sea defences, 99, 47, 49-50, 52, 54, 56
tiles, medieval, 89
New Romney hundred, 255
New Zealand Company, 186-8
Newbrook see under Rolvenden
Newbury, V.J., obituary, 290-1
Newby, Mrs - (C!9), 74
Newchurch
Bilsington manor lands, 45
Blackmanstone
church, 99, 58; 256-107, 7, 262
manor, 107, 37, 50
church (see also under Blackmanstone; see also clergy)
in Domesday, 58
history & description, 107, 254, }254, 255-7, 259-60, 262
clergy Cl8, 99, 168
field-walking finds, 372 flesh hook, medieval, 104, 107, 411, 414
land reclamation, 99, 50; 45
manor, 37 [pg198]Norwood,107, 107, 50
origins of, 255
salt pans,44
Newchurch hundred, 99, 50; 36-107, 7, 50
Newcombs' (Chatham},records,253
Newenden
bridge,IOI, I07
Castle Toll, excavations archive, 297
Eselinge lands, I07
flooding & tides, 102, 97, I 0, I 04-5, 107, 109-10
Knelle Dam,102, 95, 96, 100-10
Lossenham
Aucher family, IOI
moated site,222
manor,107, 33, 49
market, 101, 72; 33
population Cl 6, 100, 257
wharf,72
Newenham
Fulc de (Cl2},205
Thomas of (Cl4),89-90
Newington Belhouse see under Newington (by Hythe)
Newington (by Hythe)
Beachborough (Bilcheborough), 186-103, 8; 17
Brook House, 183
buildings survey (illus.), 167-89
church, St. Nicholas', 103, 167, 170-1, 172-3, 187
deserted medieval settlement,17
Frogholt (Frogwell)
FrogholtCottage, 103, 176, 182, 184-5
Frogholt House, I 84-5
pollen analysis,229
Home Farm & barn,I8I,186
Longport, I86
Magpie Cottage, 183-4
manor,103, 167, 171
Mill House
building survey, 103, 183; 106, 18, 19
excavations,17
Mocking property,151
Nevante, 171
Newington Belhouse,171
Newington Grange, 179-80
Old Barley Mow,179
Old Coach House, 179-80
Old Vicarage, 103, 178, 180, 185-6
palstave,bronze age, 373
Peene
Pean House, 181
Romano-British site, excavations, 348-50
Poor House, 103, 175, 176, 177
pound,175
Pound Farm,173--103, 4, 175
school,181
Stone Farm
building survey, 106, 19, 20, 189-90, 191-2, 193
Summerhouse Hill, gazebo,l 87
swing riots, 102
Temple Cottage,188
Wealden House, 103, 174, 177, 178, 179
Wye College properties, 102, 215; 171
Newington (next Sittingbourne) church, 172
Hasted property,170
land units,Anglo-Saxon, I!On
manor, 33n
Minster, I03-4
parish records, 325
pilgrim flask, 102, 270, 272
Newlands see under Teynham
Newman
Aubrey,S tanhope of Chevening, assessed, 8-9
Elizabeth (Cl 7),69
Frank, Faversham Rail 50 Years Ago, reviewed,220-2
Sir George (C 16),89, 188; 20I
Roger (Cl6),93, 83, 89
Solomon & wife (C\7),71
Thomas (C 17), 71
Thomas & wife (CI7),71
Newmans see Bean,John
Newnham
Stephen Hulkes of,20n
T.C. Maier of,239
reminiscences of,254
Newport see Neuport
News, 205
Newton,William (Cl7/18),167
Newton Smith, - (Cl9),16
Nicholas
St.,cult of, 258
Secretary-(Cl7),189
Nicholl see Nickoll; Nicoll
Nicholls (Nycholl; Nycolls; Nycols) family (of Eastwell & Adisham), 184n [pg199]Charles(Cl7),99, 99, 184n
George (Cl6), accounts, 92, 229; 25-46
Josias(Cl6-17), 89, 187, 193; 184n, 187
Josias(Cl7), 184n
Surety-on-High(CI 7). 184n
Nicholson,Ann(Cl7), 70
Nickoll (see also Nicoll)
Clare(d.1778), 209
Henry(d.1778),209
Mary(d.1764),209
Nicoll (see also Nickol!),Joan(Cl 7), 285
niello
Romano-British, Canterbury,spoon, 284
Anglo-Saxon
Canterbury
censer cover,16
strap-end, 184
East Kent, hooked tag, 24
Ickham, brooch, 5
Sarre,hooked tag, 144
medieval
Cliffe, purse bar, 3 I 3
Snargate,purse bar, 319
Nightingale,Michael(C20),462 Nisham,John(Cl5),100, 100, 213
Noakes
family(of Shorne), 374-5
Richard(Cl8), 102, 32, 36
Nobel Industries Ltd., 460
Nobel's Explosives Company Ltd., 459-60
Noble
family, 54
Charles(Cl8), 109, 196, 219-22
Noke,Richard at(Cl4), 68
Nolding
family,231
Thomas(Cl4), 231
Nolle,Simon(Cl4-15),22 non-conformity (see also Anabaptists;
Arminians; Baptists; Bible Christians; Calvinists; Catholic Apostolic Church; Christian Israelites; Christian Scientists; Congregationalists; conventicles; Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion; dissenters; French Prntestants; Jews; Latter Day Saints;
Methodists; Presbyterians;
puritans; Quakers; Roman Catholicism; Swedenborgians; Unitarians)
censuses
1676, Compton, 61-73
1851, 399-423
chapel building records, 87
prophesying movement I 570's, 81-90
records acquired by Kent Archives Office ■
1984-7, 105, 256-9, 272-5, 277-8
John Turner of Sutton Valence, 183-97
Nonant, Hugh,Bishop of Coventry (Cl2), 51
Nonington
Bargrave family at, 270
Easole,97-8
East Ratling,53-5
Fredville,Boys family,324
living of (with Womenswold), Cl9, 96, 64n,65
manor,116
non-conformity Cl7, 99, 184n
parish boundary, I15
probate accounts CI 7, 109, 60
Ratling Court, history & survey (illus.), 53-64
ring-ditch,335n
tithe survey, 339
Nor Marsh see under Gillingham
Norbury family, land holdings CI 5, 100, 219
Nordish,-(C19),378-9
Nores (see also Norris), John (Cl6), [pg34]Norfolk
Duke of(Cl6),89, 185; 140
Earl of see Bigod,Roger
Noriture, William de (C\3-14), seal of, 291
Normanville, Maud (Cl2/13), m. Sir
Jordan de Sackville, 9
Norris (see also Nores)
Henry(Cl6), 138n
Sir John(Cl6),149
Admiral Sir .John(C\8),205
North
Sir Edward(Cl6), 97, 63, 68
Nicholas(C17), 192 [pg200]North Ash see under Ash-cum-Ridley North Cray (G. London) see under Bexley Northbourne, Lord - (d.1923), 99, 100, 332-3, 342
Northbourne
Betteshanger
John Boys of,16n,92, 169, 171 clergy C16, 93, 87n manor, 107, 31
Morrice family, 247
burial,Romano-British,208
Finglesham
cemetery, Anglo-Saxon
bottle vases,74-5n 76 characteristics & lay-out, 89, 101, l 00-1; 234
orientation(ii/us.), 33-51
siting of,51
church, methodist, records, 344-101, 5; 273
flints,mesolithic,290
flints, neolithic,222
Ham
clergy Cl 6, 93, 87n
drainage,I 24
handaxe,Acheulian,222 manor,89, 107, 31-2
Northbourne Court, gateway, 171
Northdown see under Margate
Northfleet see under Gravesend
Northiam (E. Sussex)
Gate Court,IO l
Northminster see Minster (in Thane!)
Northo,William de (Cl4), 102, 107, 109 Northumberland
Countess of see Clifford,Lady Anne Duke of see Dudley, John
Northwode see Northwood
Northwood (Northwode)
Agnes (Cl4),87
Henry de (C14),312
Lady Joan see Badlesmere
Sir Roger de(Cl3), 87
Sir John de,Sheriff(d.1319)
and Eyre of Kent, 95, 70; 2-96, 4, 7-10, 14; 237
land holdings,92, 153; 97, 312; 87 Northwood see under Herne
Norton
- (C19),375
C. (Cl9-20),65
Clement (Cl6), 101, 179, l 82-4
Sir Fletcher, later Lord Grantley (Cl 8), 347
Sir John (Cl6),93, 142; 116n,123
Thomas (Cl7), 109, 67, 74
Norton
church
and Rochester priory,91, 50, 52 strap-hinges,101, I 55n
Provender House,Hugessen family, 173
Roper family property,163
toll gate,175
Norton Green see Stockbury
Norwood
-, widow of Henry (Ci6), 41-2
Alexander (Cl6-17),190
Henry (Cl6), 41
Norwood see under Bobbing; Newchurch Notebeme, William, Sheriff (Cl5), 218
Nottingham, Lord Admiral - (Cl6), 151
Nouaille,Peter (Cl9),IOI Nuell,Thomas (Cl9),107, 94, 219 nunneries see abbeys/monastic houses Nunns (see also Nuns), Beverley, obituary, 108, 314-15
Nuns (see also Nunns), Gertrude, Foots Cray, reviewed,430-1
Nuremberg tokens see tokens
Nurley
George (Cl8-19),19
James (C19),19n
Sarah see Stickings
Nurstead see under Meopham
Nutt
-(C18),235
John (Cl8-19),211-109, 12, 232
Susanna see James
Thomas (Cl 8),232
William (Cl 7), 104, 119, 121
Nycholl; Nycolls; Nycols see Nicholls Nynn,W. (Ci8),102, 29, 35 [pg0]oak, ritual significance of,98, 157 Oakleigh see under Higham
Oakley
Ann, on graffiti from Canterbury, 148
Anne M.
"The Cathedral Priory of St. Andrew, Rochester",47-60 [pg201]and Christ Church bells,91, 100, 315
review, 268-9
Oare
anti-aircraft battery,100, 441, 443
brickfield & tileworks,447
chapel records,258
Coldwell lands,90-1
Harty Ferry,459
powder factories,explosion 1916 (illus.), 425-63
smack owner C17, 109, 59
oasts
history of in Kent & E. Sussex, 99-94, 110; 241-54
by place
Canterbury
Dover Street,45
Ivy Lane,236
Marlowe Avenue,287
Chartham
Deanery Farm,125
Horton Manor chapel,98, 88, 104
Chipstead, Moat Farm, 98, 247; 340-1
Sevenoaks area,survey,94, 255; 367
Shoreham,Filston,304
Smarden,Romden Hall House,367
Sundridge Place,267
O'Brien
Elizabeth see St. Leger
Murrough, Earl of Inchiquin (C17), 91, 114, 117
Ocga (CS/6),3
Ochta (C5/6),3n
Ocock,M.A.
"Late Belgic Pottery from Court Lodge Farm,Teston" (il!us.), 206-7
"St. Cuthbert's Cottage, Barming" (i!lus.), 145-52
"Westborough House, Hart Street, Maidstone" (illus.), 202-4
O'Connor, T.P., on cremations from Bridge by-pass sites,180-2
Octa (CS/6),3
Oddesworth,Robert de (C14), 12-13
·Odo
CIO,Archbishop, 305
C Bishop of Bilyeux,Earl of Kent charter of, 11, 99, 117-19
estates, 96, 40, 120-2, 124-5; 98, 78, Sin, 83, 87; 220n; 99, 107, 31, 37-8
and Rochester,91, 47, 54; 103, 5, 23
O'Donnell
John (Cl9),22
Mary (C19),22
Oeils
Anne see Desmaistres
Judith (d.1637), m. Richard Mills, 104, 118, 121
Peter (C16-17),117-104, 19, 121
Sarah (d.1638),m. Baldwin Harney, 104, 117, 121
Oeric (CS/6),3
Oese (C5/6),3
Oessa (C5/6),3
Offa,King of Mercia & Kent (d.796), 12-99, 14; 88-104, 9, 94, 96, 105 coins of,97, 325; 387
Offham
Andrus family,371
Black Horse Inn/Farm, 104, 19, 20n, 22n
Blaise Woods, 104, 13, 18n
earthwork,survey, 252
church (see also chapel under Comp) architectural notes, 103, 45, 46-7, 48, 49-51, 52
recorded by Griffiths 1848, 120n, 103, 121, 123
Church Farm Barn,building survey,108, 260, 261, 262-3
clerk CIS-19, 104, 23n
Comp,18n,21n-2n
chapel,18n
constable's accounts book 1814-22, 104, 9-24
Court Lodge, 11
flint scatter, 364-5
Friend family,11
Godwell manor, 11
Hodges Place,20n
lock-up,23n
manor, 18n,21n
non-conformity,23n
pottery manufacture,post-medieval, 23n
Red Lion, 104, 15, 19n, 22n,23
Roundling Wood, 13
survey,219
Tower Hill, 12-104, 13, 19n
Walnut Tree Cottage,21n
Wells Cottages,20n
The Woodman,I Sn
Ogilvie, J.D. (see also Champion, T.C. & Ogilvie,J.D.) [pg202]"The Hammill Ritual Shaft" (i/lus.), 145-66
"The Stourmouth-Adisham Watet-Main Trench" (illus.), 91-124
Ogle Castle, 134
O'Grady, M.M., "Hedgerows and Tracks" (illus.), 111-26
oil seed crushing industry, historical sources for,83
Oisc (C5), In,2-99, 4, 17
Oiscingas, 2-99, 3, 4n, 12-13, 15, 18-19
Okinfield,William (C16), 180-1
Olantigh see under Wye with Hinxhill
Old Romney
"burh",255
Cheyne Court,96, 21; 63
churches (see also under Midley; see also clergy)
in Domesday,58
St. Clement's, ]107, 254, 255-6
St. Lawrence's, 107, 255, 257-8
development & decline of, 104, 344; 35-6
field-walking finds, 372
Manor House,moated site, 222
Midley
church
brickwork, 171
in Domesday,58
history & description, ]107, 254, 256-7, 262-3
map, ff72
manor,107, 50, 256-7
tithe survey, 107
mill,Spitelland, 21
mint,Anglo-Saxon, 36n,255
radiocarbon date, 50
sacked Cll,31
St. Clement's parish, 21
St. Lawrence's parish,21
sea defences, 49-99, 50, 54
stirrup,medieval, 109, 347, 348
Old Soar Manor see under Plaxtol
Old Winchelsea,99, 47, 51
Oldacres,J. & R.M. (C20),66
Oldbury see under Ightham
Oldcastle, Sir John (C14-15), 100, 218;
211
Oldfield (Olfyld)
Stephen & wife (Cl6), 42
William (Cl6),42n
Oldham, P.E., reports on Maidstone Area Archaeological Group 1974, 219-20
1975, 9 209-10
1976, 252
1977, 224-5
1978, 284-5
Olfyld see Oldfield
Oliver
Joseph (C18),22
Thomas (Cl6), 89
Ollantigh see under Wye with Hinxhill
Olmed,John (C16), 43
Olney,Walter (C14),53
Oman,Charles,"Plate from a Lost Oxford
College" (illus. ),49-52
Omer family,of Ash,210
O'Neil,Bryan (C20), 31
Onyley see Onyly
Onyly (Onyley)
Ann (Cl7), 73
Anthony (Cl7),73
Elinor (Cl7),73
Jolius (C17),73
Opie, John, The Murder of Becket in
Canterbury Cathedral, 256
oppida (see also hillforts), Canterbury, 240
opus sectile, 70
opus signinum
Canterbury
Hawks Lane, 269-70
High Street, 282
Longmarket, 289-91
Marlowe car park,95, 269; 405
The Parade, 240
Riding Gate, 107, 128, 130, 143
St. George's Street, 224-6
St. Margaret's Street, 93, 217; [pg215]Watling Street,103, 106, 130
Darenth,97, 164, 175
Eccles,123-7
Poverest,220
Rochester,48
St. Paul's Cray church,178
Thurnham, 103, 144, 146, 148, 149, 150-1
Orchardson, Sir William Quiller (C 19),
33
Ordgar (CIO),93, 181, 183, 185 [pg203]Ordnance Survey, Field Archaeology in Great Britain, reviewed, 89, 233-4
Ore (see also Ores),John de (Cl4), l JO
Ore (E. Sussex),church, 1I 9
Ores (see also Ore),family,146n organs
recorded by Griffiths,120-2
by place
Appledore, 94
Canterbury, Christ Church, 312-100, 13, 314
Deal, 74
Faversham, 102, 118; 39-40
Godmersham, 79
Gravesend,7
Orgarswick see under Burmarsh
orientation,cemeteries,Anglo-Saxon, 104, 231, 233-4; 108, 41, 60-1
Finglesham (ill us.), 33-51
Origen (C3),58
Orlanstone,William de (Cl4),108-9
Orlestone
Hamstreet, turnpike trust, 100, 349, 359, 368; 172
overseers' accounts, 335
Ormond
Earl of see Butler,Thomas
Elizabeth (Ci4), widow of Earl of Ormond,m.2 Sir Robert Ashton, 181
orphanages,Chislehurst,14
Orpington (G. London) see under Bromley
Osborne
family,pedigree of,255
John (d.1883),207-8
Oshere (CB), 22
Oslaf (Oslafa; Oslafe; Oslava; Oslave), Queen (C7), 18-91, 19; 99, 2, 8n; 101, 22
Oslava/Oslave see Oslaf
Osmund, Bishop of Salisbury (d.1099), 56
Ospringe
cemetery,Romano-British,259
Chetham,13n-14n
coaching services C19, 98, 198-201, 205, 209n
deanery, prophesying movement, 93, 81, 87
Homersham family,56 hospital of St. Mary (Maison Dieu)
animal bones (i/lus.), 227-66
chapel & hall,187-9
crucifix, 96, 372, 373, 374, 375, 376-7
excavations (illus.), SI-184
malthouse, 56
manor, 82-95, 4, 105
pasture,detached,19
school records, 315
Whitehill,chapel records, 258
Whiting's Yard, prehistoric pottery & flints,94, 259, 260
Oswald, Archbishop of York (C lO), 93, 179, 181, 183-4
Oswarston see under New Romney
Oswine, King of Kent (d.790)
joint kingship, 99, 2, 8, 13n, 14, 16, 18 and Kentish royal saints, 101, 8-9, 12, 14-15, 18, 22
Oswulf (C9), 104, 105, 111-12
Oswy, King of Northumberland (d.670), 22
Otford
Archbishop's Palace see Otford Palace arrowhead,bronze age, 233n bailiwick of,94, 97, 56; 260
barrow, bronze age, 91, 185; 233n, 94, 235; 321
battles at
776, 12
1016, 232
Beechy Lees estate, plans, 105, 279, 282 brooch, Romano-British, 106, 210, 211, 212
Broughton Manor, 268
Bubblestone Farm, building survey, 205
The Bull, barn, 98, 247; 101, 384; 262
The Chantry,building survey, 367 charter,Anglo-Saxon (C9),96, 94, 236
Christianity, early, 312
churches
methodist, records, 101, 317; 277
St. Bartholmew's
a history of,209
porch, 139
recorded by Griffiths 1840, 120n,124
John Collinvell of,21-2
Corner House see Bubblestone Farm cremation (see also Greenhill bronze age site),bronze age,excavations [pg204]1975, 91, 185, 186, 187
1976, 254
1977, 225
earthworks,survey,254
Faukeham properties, 9
flint (see also arrowhead; Greenhill, bronze age site), neolithic/ bronze age,292
Greenhill
bronze age site
excavations (illus. ),321-39
radiocarbon date, 295-6
Romano-British site,323
Racket's Cottages,206
High Street
Bridge Cottage,recording, 270
No. building survey,4, 108, 267-8
Nos. 11-building survey, 13, 97, 304;
265
Nos. 22 & 20, 24, building survey, 98, 246
Nos. 26 & building survey, 28, 102, 261-2
Nos. 36-building survey, 40, 106, 205-6
No. building survey,69, 104, 342-3
A History of, assessed, 5-6
Holmesdale,building survey,342 hospital,isolation,excavations,104, 91, 210 kiln,Romano-British,98, 28 local history exhibition 1975, 91, 209 manor
C9-and Knole estate, 13, 89, 1-3, 7 Cl!
land units, 35
value of,61
Clreeve of, 5, 92, 147n
CBlome family,17, 100, 290 mills
Romano-British,191 post-medieval,91, 92, 254
Mount View, building survey, 96, 366;
341 non-conformity
1676, 94, 62, 68
C19, 106, 206
Old Parsonage, 268
Otford Mount, hillfort, 235-94, 6; 96, 321, 323
Palace
alterations proposed 1977, 282-95, 3;
367-96, 8; 97, 304; 247 brickwork,98, 108, 172
Chantry Cottage, conduit, 236-103, 7, 262
excavations
1974, 199-89, 200, j200, 201-3 1983, 99, 292
lost buildings (illus.), 259-80 moated site,100, 94, 282
St. Thomas Becket's Well, 380-1 parish records,107, 105, 264, 281
Pond House, building survey, 97, 304;
342
Poor House,building survey,366 population totals I 641-180 I. 96, 94, 65 ring, Romano-British, 106, 211, 212, 213, 214
St. Thomas Becket's Well, 380-107, 1;
266
school, 273 swing riots,100, 107, 101 tithe map,89, 111-13 villa,Romano-British, 96, 323; 6 I
Wickham Field,excavations, 260 workhouse,98, 98, 246
Otford & District Archaeological Group excavations at
Danes Trench, 231-7
Greenhill Road,91, 185; 225
Otford Palace, 199-89, 203; 292 rep.orts
· 1976, 254
1982, 260
Otford & District Historical Society, reports
1975, 209
1983, 292
Otford Smallholders Ltd., records, 283
Otham
church,recorded by Griffiths, 120 coin,Roman,103, 94, 267
harness pendant,medieval, 3 97, 1, 303 mill,108, 85n
parish records & registers, 101, 325;
254
seal matrix,medieval,378
tiles, medieval, 95, 296, 297; 103, 257, 258
Otter, 94, 195, 200, 202, 204-8, 229
Otterden,church
Lewyn tomb, 5
St. Leger brass,111
Otterham Creek see under Upchurch Otway,Simon (d.1708),63 [pg205]Ouditt,S. see Bennett, P. & Ouditt,S.; Bennett, P., Tatton-Brown, T. & Ouditt,S.; Rady,J. & Ouditt,S.
Ovedale,John (C15),223
ovens & furnaces (see also bakehouses; bread ovens; kilns)
iron age
Canterbury,270
Oldbury hillfort, 382
Romano-British
Canterbury
Marlowe car park,268
Marlowe theatre site,226
Riding Gate,132
St. Margaret's Street,276
Stour Street, 97, 279; 103, 214; 302
Darenth,171
Hartley, 249
Rochester,36-94, 7, ff60
Wingham, 95-100, 6, 98
Romano-B ritis h/ A nglo-S axon, Canterbury
Cemetery Gate, 238
St. John's Lane, 294
Anglo-Saxon, Canterbury,St. George's Street,71
medieval
Bexley,144
Canterbury
Adelaide Place, 304
Church Lane, 251
Longmarket,224
St. George'sStreet,80-105, 4, 89-90
St. Martin's Hill,145
St. Radigund's, 279
Stour Street,280
Upper Bridge Street,221
Leeds, 92, 247; 94, 80, 84, fj98
Ospringe,95, 81, 90, 93-4, 95, 96
post-medieval
Canterbury,St. George's Street, 102, 247; 105, 92, 96
Rochester,97, 99; 262
Starkey Castle,252
Overey,Richard (Cl6),18
Oversland see under Boughton under Blean
Owen
G.A. (d.1914--18), 209
Hugh (C18),2-3
Rayley (C19),35
William (Cl9), 90
Owffield see Owfield
Owfield (Owffield)
John & wife (C17),69
Richard (C17),69
Oxen Hoath see under West Peckham
Oxenbridge (Oxenbryge), Jerome (Cl6), 99, 41; 101, 180; 114-102, 15, 118, 125
Oxenden (see also Oxinden) family of Dene (C17), 66
-,Prior (d.1338),89, 170; 16
Lady - (C18),237
Ashton, Bishop of Montreal (d.1892), 96, 70, 76; 105, 197, 206
Revd. Charles (d.1874), 96, 59, 60, 61-76; 211
Charles Vernon (d.1868), 96, 75; 211
Charlotte (d.1843 wife of Henry Chudleigh), 207
Charlotte G. (Cl 9), m. Sir Henry Edwin Weare,75
Elizabeth K. see Holcombe
Elizabeth Phoebe (d.1877),206
Flora Caroline (C19), m. Patrick
FitzGerald Gallwey, 75
Sir George (C18),102, 185; 3
George Chichester (d.1875),207
Graham (d.1826),6Jn-2n; 96, 105, 206
Sir Henry (d.l 838), 96, 59, 64; 206-7
Henry Chudleigh (d.1889),207
Lady Mary (C18-19), 207
Oxford,Earl of see Harley, Robert
Oxford (Oxon),University
Canterbury College,49-50
Christchurch College,50
estates on Romney Marsh, 253
Magdalen College,23-5
Oxford Movement
and Kentish churches, 125
Francis Murray, Rector of Chislehurst, 1-18
Oxinden,Elizabeth (Cl7),173-4
Oxney see Isle of Oxney
Oyler,T.H. (C20), 247
oyster fisheries, Whitstable, 101, 336;
78
Ozengell see under Ramsgate
Ozey,Richard (C15),213
p
Pack [pg206]Dr. - (C18),109, 209, 226
-(Cl9),95
Paddlesworth see under Snodland
Paddock Wood
axe,mesolithic, 282
Catt's Place,hop-kiln,106
church,methodist,records, 317
Paddock manor,183
Padiham,Stephen de (Cl4),108-9 Page
E.C. (C20), 442n
Sir Gregory (d.1775),361
John (C14),203
Robert (C17), 71
Thomas Hyde (C18), 158-60
William (C17),70
Paget, Robert (Cl6), 345
Paine (see also Paine & Sons)
C.R.(C20), 113
James the elder (C!8), 142n
John (C19), 33-4
Paine & Sons ( Sevenoaks), records, 279
Painter, K.S., "Two Roman Silver Ingots from Kent", 97, 201, 202, 203-7
painters,Chatham dockyard,97, 86, 91 paintings (see also wall paintings), in churches
Canterbury, St. George's,315 recorded by Griffiths, 109, 103, 120, 124
Palmar (see also Palmer)
John (Cl 7),239-40
Thomas (d.1671),239n
Palmer (see also Palmar)
-(Cl9),378
Sir Anthony (Cl7), 141
Edward (C19),100, 388, 389n
H. (d.1914-18), 209
Sir Henry (C16),64
Sir Henry & Lady (C17),210
John (Cl8),236
Joseph (C17), 70
Margaret,Dame see Digges
Samuel (C19),92, 14; 264
Susan
reports from London Borough of Bromley
1974, 220 89, 1975, 91, 206-7 1977, 93, 223 1978, 94, 283-4 1981, 97, 325
Excavation of the Roman and Saxon Site at Orpington, reviewed, 278-80
Palmers (tailors & outfitters), records, 347
Palowker, Rickman Mannery Moore (d.1916),100, 435, 452
palstaves,copper alloy
Cliffe, 282
Dover, 208
East Malling, 304
Minnis Bay, 248
Newington,373 Plaxtol,104, 97, 301, 304
St. Mildred's Bay, 243-105, 5, 246-7, 248-9
PanduK(C13),34
panelling, wooden, Canterbury, 103, 230, 233, 234
Paneter,Henry (Cl3),7
Pantier,Thomas (Cl3), 7
Pantin,W.A. (C20), 49
Panton
F.H.
"James Simmons: A Canterbury Tycoon",2 15-42
"James Simmons - A Postscript", 268-9
"The Finances & Government of the City & County of Canterbury in the Eighteenth and early Nineteenth Centuries" (ill us.), 191-246
"Turnpike Roads in the Canterbury Area" (illus. ),I 71-9 l
John (Cl6),42n
Richard (Cl6),42
Panuwell,Thomas (d.1824),39 I,393 papal bulls
Boxley,405
Sevenoaks,379
West Malling,409
paper industry (see also paper mills; papermakers), historical sources for,81-2
paper mills, 81-2
papermakers, Maidstone,102
Papillon
family,76
David (C18),4-7
Elisabeth (C18), m. Thomas Curteis, 4-5
Mary (C!8),4 [pg207]Philip Oxenden(Cl9),108, 108, 8-9
Susannah(Cl8), m. - Weaver, 4
Thomas(C19),9
Papworth,J.B. (C19), 5
Paramore
family(of Canterbury), 210
Thomas(Cl6),127
Parasol, Sifferts(C19),377
Parfitt
J.H., "A Moated Site at Moat Farm, Leigh, Kent" (illus.), 173-201
K.
on excavations at
Canterbury, St. John's hospital (illus.), 109 298-308
Dover,Bench Street,317-18 reports from Dover Archaeological
Group
1983, 9 290-1
1984, 382-3
and Grinsell, L.V., "The Bronze Age Urn from Capel-le-Ferne" (illus.), 334-5
Pargate
Edward (Cl5),314
Richard & father(Cl5),314
Paris
Matthew,10-l I,13n
William(Cl9),17
Park
Adam(C19),17
Mungo(Cl9),17
Parke,A.G.,on historical considerations of Darenth Anglo-Saxon cemetery, 318-20
Parker (see also Hammond, Plumptre, Hilton, Parker & Farley)
-(Cl 8),109, 229, 234
Dr. -(Cl8),22
Alice (Cl6), m. Henry Hatch, 113
Anne(Cl7),57
C.(Cl9),5
Edmund(Cl6), 126
Edward (Cl6), 102, 113, 115, 120, 124-8
Hannah(C17), 9 69
Henry(C16),125
Henry & wife (Cl 7), 94, 69, 72
Henry(C18),225
J.H.(Cl9), 93, 68; 203
John(C15),113 John(C18),102, 109, 237
John,Dean(Cl8-19),109, 234, 239
Mary(C17), 69
Matthew,Archbishop(d.1575)
Archbishops' Palace,work at,257
Bekesbourne Palace, work at, 31-96, 2, 39, 44
church courts,89, 184, 187 estates,91, 91
Godmersham,visitation, 61 manuscripts,106, 101, 169
prophesying movement,93, 82, 84-5 researcher,107, 323
Richard (Cl6), 124
Thomas(C16 ofEastry), 94, 122, 124
Thomas(C16 of Wilmington), 102, 113, 116n,117, 124
Thomas (C17), 69
Thomas(Cl8), 235
William (C16), 117
William(C17),94, 69, 72
Parkhurst, Richard, Prebendary (C16), 101, 173, 175-7, 181-2, 184
Parkin
E.W. (see also Sparks, M.J. & Parkin, E.W.)
"Barham: The Old Aisled House" (illus.), 225-37
"Newington, near Hythe: The Threatened Village" (illus.), 167-89
"Ratling Court, Aylesham" (illus.), 53-64
"The Ancient Cinque Port of Sandwich" (illus.), 189-216
"The Medieval Origins of Wye
College" (illus.), 209-31
"The Old Canonry & Canon Cottage, Wingham" (illus.), 197-204
"The Old Chantry House, Bredgar" (illus.), 87-97
"The Old Court Hall, Lydd" (illus.), 107-20
"Wingham, A Medieval Town" (illus.), 61-79
George (C18-19), 176-107, 7, 179, 189-90
Parkinson,Elizabeth(C17),68
Parramore,Elizabeth(Cl6-17), 56
Parrott
Nicholas(Cl7), 69
Susan (C 17),69
Parsloe (see also Pashlowe), Mary (d.1700),76 [pg208]Parson,- (Cl9),103, 100, 376
Parsons, Revd. Philip (C18), 102, 219, 224-6
Partherich see Partridge
Parton,Mrs - (d.1722),15
Partridge (Partherich)
Henry (Cl9),11
Randolph (Cl 7), 57
Pashlowe (see also Parsloe), Edward (C!7), 103, 69, 73, 75-6
Passeley see Passleigh
Passleigh (Passeley), Sir Edmund (Esmond) de (C14), 72-95, 3; 96, 5, 14
Passmore (see also Alabaster Passmore), C. (C17), 72
Paston,John (C15),8
pastoral farming (see also pasture) prehistoric,232-5
medieval
landscape, effect on, 92, 9, I 5-22, 25-6
on marshes, 107, 36, 39-42, 48
pastry cutter CHope (St. Mary-in-the-
Marsh), 109, 345, 349
pasture (see also pastoral farming) detached, 19-92, 20, 22, 25
tithe survey,defined by, 109-10
Patch,- (Cl8-19),146
Pateman, Z.M., reports from Otford & District Historical Society 1975, 209
patent medicines, 105, 215, 218-19
Paterson, A.M. see Wickings, H.F. & Paterson,A.M.
Patnum
Marget (Cl 7),73
Thomas (C17),73
Patriarcha, 99-105
Patrixbourne see Bekesbourne-with- Patrixbourne
Pattenden
Mrs - (d. 1806 wife of Thomas jnr.), 146-7
John (Cl7),f109, 73, 79
Robert (C17/18),139
Thomas snr. (C18),139
Thomas jnr. (1748-1819),139-47
Pattenson,W. (Cl8),170
Pattison
G. (C20), 185
Robert (Cl8),238
Pauline, Robert (C13),37n
Paulinus, St. & Bishop of Rochester (d.644),91, 17, 47; 101, 2; 102, 74, 77
Paulyn,John (Cl4), 109
Pausson,Thomas (C16), 93, 83, 87
Paveley family, land holdings Cl5, 100, 220
Pavement Commissioners see under Canterbury; Maidstone;
Margate; Sandwich
Pavilion,Charles,61
Pawley
John & wife (Cl7),94, 70, 72
Lawrence (Cl7), 69
Mary (Cl7),69
Paxton,William (Cl4/15),153
Payler,T.N. (C!S-19),268
Payn see Payne
Payne (Payn)
family
brass, 91, 206; 92, 251; 107, 387, 388-9, 390
tomb, 388
Edward (d.1603),107, 388, 390
Elizabeth (Cl6), 390
George (Cl9)
house of,210
on
Boxley,94, 257; 312
Burham, 97
Medway crossing at Rochester, 249-94, 50, 253-4
Radfield,Romano-British site, 239-40
Rochester,94, 31; 16
Woodruff collection,199
John (Cl6), 390
P.R. (see also Hayes,J.P.,Williams,D.E.
& Payne, P.R.; Thornhill, P. & Payne, P.R.; Williams, D.E. & Payne,P.R.)
"A Stamped Mortarium from Higham" (illus.), 377-8
obituary, 292-3
Simon & family (C17),288
William (d. 1568), 387-8
Peach,Thomas & wife (Cl7), 71
Peachye,Thomas (Cl 7), 82
Peacock, D.P.S.
(ed.), Pottery and early Commerce: Characterization and Trade in Roman and later Ceramics, reviewed,237-40 [pg209]and Williams, D.F., Amphorae and the Roman Economy; an Introductory Guide, reviewed, 93, 103, 264-6
Peada (C7),21
Pean see Peene under Newington (by Hythe)
Pearce (see also Pearse; Piers; Pierse), Robert & wife (CJ 7),69
Peare,John James (C19), I 86
Pearmain, Revd. A.J. (C19),291
Pearse (see also Pearce; Piers; Pierse), Hester Anne (d.1886), 208
Pearson (see also Pierson)
_ (Cl9),3--93, 4, 13
Lady Edward (C20),203
J.L. (Cl9),99, 147, 153; 149n; 102, 103, 28n
Peasants' Revolt, 101, 233; 181
Peasmarsh (E. Sussex), drainage, 102, 101, 108
peats,Cliffe, 374-7
pebble-hammers,mesolithic
Sutton (by Dover), 107, 396, 397
Tudeley, 109, 339, 3 40
Pecche see Peche
Pecham see Peckham
Peche (Peeche; Pecche)
family,land holdings Cl5, 100, 220
Anne see Prophete
John (Cl4 fishmonger), 151
John (C14/15),229
Sir John (CJ6),130
Sir William (d.1487), 91, 112; 222 Peck
Miss - (Cl7), 175
Francis (Cl 8), 347
R. (Cl9),207
Peckham (Pecham; Pekham)
family
as J.P.'s,131n
of Staplehurst (Cl9),188
Mrs - (Cl7), 70
George jnr. (C19), 189
Hugh de (C12/13), 96, 127, 130
Sir James, Sheriff (Cl4), 222-100, 3, 226, 228
James (d.1400), 210
John, Archbishop (C13)
at Chartham,170
innings, 56
manorial survey, 29
Wingham college,founds, 53
Lora see Moraunt
Reginald (C14/15), 223
Reginald (C15),7-8
Peckham see East Peckham; West Peckham
Peddie, John, Invasion: The Roman Conquest of Britain, reviewed, 399--401
Peddinge/Pedlinge see under Saltwood
Peeche see Peche
Peel, Robert (Cl9), 94
Peen,Alexander & wife (Cl7),71
Peene see under Newington (by Hythe)
Peers,C.R. (Cl9-20),100, 340, 342-3
Pegge, Revd. Samuel (d.1796), 99, 163;
Peglar, Sylvia, on pollen analyses at Redlands Pit, Sevenoaks, 50-2
Pegler
Ian (C17), 72-3
Lydia (Cl 7), 72
Pekham see Peckham
Pelham
family,arms, 132
Peregrine M.P. (Cl7),209-97, 10, 216
Pelter, 21
Pembroke
-(Cl 8), 233
Mrs - (C18), 225
Countess of see Compton,Anne
Earls of see Herbert, William; Valence family
John (Cl8), 223--4
Richard (Cl8),237
William (CI 8),226
Pembury
Bay hall see under Tunbridge Wells
churches (see also clergy)
methodist,records, 3 I 8
St. Peter's, Amherst family, lln, 16-17
clergy Cl 8, 100, 347
Cradock family, 13
Everest family,285
Panuwell estate, 391
parish records,101, 325, 334; 264
population Cl6, 100, 237, 238n, 245n, 257
Spring Grove,86
Pen Court see under Hollingbourne
Pencester/Penchester, Sir Stephen de (C13), 91, 8; 175n; 92, 98, 72-3 [pg210]Penda, King of Mercia (C7), 91, 18, 21, 23; 101, 2, 17
pendants (see also harness pendants) Romano-British, copper alloy, Linton, 103, 251, 255
Anglo-Saxon
copper alloy, Canterbury, [94, 275, 277; 97, 7, 8, 9-25
glass, Sarre, 105, 293, 295; 109, 147, 151, 154
gold
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 52, 54, 66, 67, 68-9
Sarre,109, 147, 150, 151, 163 post-medieval, gold, Canterbury museum, 94, 256
Penenden Heath see under Maidstone
Penning,E.R. (d.1916),452 Pennington,W. (Cl8),100, 98, 171-2
Pennis see under Fawkham
Penny
D. Andrew, Freewill or Predestination: The Battle over Saving Grace in mid-Tudor England, reviewed, 366-7
Julian (Cl6),94, 122, 124
Penshurst
axe,neolithic,233
builders accounts,86
deeds, 280
estate records, 278
manor,92, 151; 53n; 97, 105, 192, 280
map CI7, 109, 75
non-conformity 1676, 68 population
Cl6, 100, 237, 238n,245n,247n,257
1641-1801, 94, 65, 68
tithe survey, 110
turnpike trust, 369
Penton,- (Cl8),200
Penys see under Fawkham
Pepper,F.H. (grocer),records,33l
Pepys,Samuel (Cl7), 101, 251; 159-60
Percival,Arthur (see also Cadman,John & Percival,Arthur)
"The Great Explosion at Faversham, 2 April 1916" (illus.), 425-63
Faversham Creek, reviewed, 402-3 Faversham Shops Guide, reviewed,104, 106, 220-2
The Faversham Gunpowder Industry, reviewed,402-3
Percy
family,pedigree of,258
Henry (CI5),I 93
Perdrich,John (C15), 91
Pere,Robert le (Cl3),20
Perkeruge see Puckering
Perkins
_ (CI8-!9),211
D.R.J. (see also Elworthy, S.D. & Perkins,D.R.J.)
"A Late Bronze Age Hoard Found at Monkton Court Farm, Thanet" (illus.), 247-64
"A Late Bronze Age Hoard from Shuart, Thanet" (illus.), 201-4
"A Middle Bronze Age Hoard from a Prehistoric Settlement Site at St. Mildred's Bay, Westgate-on- Sea" (ill us.),243-9
"A Roman Bronze Head from Margate" (illus.), 307-11
"The Jutish Cemetery at Half Mile Ride,Margate: A Re-Appraisal" (illus.), 219-36
"The Jutish Cemetery at Sarre Revisited: A Rescue Evaluation" (illus.), 139-66
"The Monkton Gas Pipeline: Phases III & IV, I983-4" (ii/us.), 43-69
"The Selling to Thanet Trunk WaterMain, Phase II, 1987: An Interim Report" (ii/us.), 267-79
"The Site of the Church of St. Giles, Sarre" (ii/us.), 291-7
reports from the Isle of Thanet Archaeological Unit 1981, 242
1983, 272
and Gibson, A.M., "A Beaker Burial from Manston, near Ramsgate" (illu s.), 11-27
and Hawkes, Sonia Chadwick, "The Thanet Gas Pipeline Phases I and II (Monkton Parish)" (ii/us.), 83-114
W.H. (Cl9), 249
Perkin's (retailers), 144
Peronet,- (C18),216-17
Perot,Ralph (C13),53
Perres,Alice (C14),181 [pg211]Perryman,A.J. (d.1916),105, 100, 454
Perye see under Faversham
Pesyndene
Juliana of (C12/13),46-7
William of (Cl2/13),46-7
Peter (Petre)
C12/forester ofTonbridge,13, 96, 127
C12/son of Sibley,seal of,13, 103, 254
William (C16),59n; 91, 97, 62n
Peterborough (Cambs.), Romano-British mill, 116
Peters see Headley Peters & Sons
Petham (see also Bridge & Petham hundred)
clergy C19, 96, 67-8
Gosebourne lands,238
hall house, The Thatched Cottage, 231
Iffin Wood,119
manor, 109, 35, 37n
Sappington (Sapyngton),manor,154
Swarling
cemetery,Belgic,94, 127, 138 manor,Hawte family,105, 202-3, 205
Swarling Farm,oast,109
Webb family, 8
Petit (Petyt; see also Pettit)
-(Cl5), 158
John (Cl5-16),140n
Petle
Agnes (Cl6),m. John Manning,112
Alice see Brampton
Christina see Philpott
Isabella (C15),9 113
John (d.1395),113
John snr. (CI5/16),112
John (Cl6 ofTrowmer), 112
Juliana seeT rowemer
Thomas (d.1421),113
Pettey,Thomas (Cl6/17),280
Petman
Mrs - (Cl8),226
Susan (C18-19),240
Petre (see also Peter), Lord - (C19), [pg22]Petrie
Sir Flinders (d.1942),73
H. (Cl8-19), 106, 69, 71
Pett (Pette; see also Dove,Phillips & Pett)
Peter (Cl7), 250-1
Phineas (C16-17), 168-70
Robert atte (C14), 199n
Robert (C16),192n
Thomas (C16),88-9
Mrs William,records, 280
Pette see Pett
Pettifer,Nicholas (C16/l 7), 193
Pettin, Anna de (d.1660), m. Baldwin
Harney, 121
Pettit (see also Petit)
Cyriak (d. 1591), 100, 298; 102, 126, 127n,128
Margery (Cl6),194
petts, 7
Petyt see Petit
Pewcompe,John (C14),14
pewter objects
medieval
chalice, Rochester, 94-108, 5, I 36, 137, 151
harness pendant,Hope,109, 345, 347
token,Boxley, 290
medieval/post-medieval, spoon, Otford, 203
pewter-working,Romano-British, Ickham, 91, 190; 121
phallic objects,Romano-British
Boughton Aluph,96, 394, 3 95, 396
Phelps,Richard (C18),28-102, 9, 35
Philip, A.J.,views on King John's Palace, Gravesend, re-examined, 107, 193, 195, 199-200
Philipott
John (Cl7), 97, 254; 68n, 98, 71, 74; 100, 10, 297
Thomas the elder (C17),94, 15; 97, 240, 250, 252, 257, 258n, 259; 98, 74; 297-100, 8, 302
Thomas the younger (C18), 105-92, 6; 297
Philips (see also Phillips),Thomas (Cl8), 238
Philley, C. (C19), 240
Phillips (see also Dove, Phillips & Pett; Philips)
A. (d.1916),452
George (C19),95, 235, 237, 240; 369
J.H. (C19),65
John (Cl8),239
Walter (alias Boxley C16), Prior & Dean,91, 59; 188
Philp, Brian, "Zion Chapel Site, Queen Street,Dover,Kent. Excavations 1980-81",298-9 [pg212]Philpot (see also Philpott)
- (C19),96, 190, 196, 206, 207n,213
John (C18),230
Philpott (see also Philpot)
A.J. (d.1916),100, 452, 454
Christina (C16),m. John Pelle,112
John (C17),56
Richard (C18), 222
Thomas (Cl6),112
Phippen,James (Cl9),251
Phounlain see Fountayne
Picard (see also Pickard), - (Cl 7), 97, 254, 257-8
Picarde see Pickard
Pickard (Picarde; see also Picard), John (C16), 93, 83, 88
Pickenot,John (Cl3),198
Pickering, Capt. Charles (d.1703-4), 217
Pickett,- (C19),379
picks,flint
palaeolithic,Fordwich,96, 97, 99 mesolithic,Folkestone,106, 209, 210
undated,Ash,218
Piercy-Fox,N. (C20),collections,220
Pierre,Peter de la (C18),237
Pierrepoint,Mary & son (C I 7),293
Piers (see also Pearce; Pearse; Pierse), Nicholas (C16),223
Pierse (see also Pearce; Pearse; Piers)
Marke (Cl7), 109, 72, 79
Samuel (Cl7),109, 72, 79
Pierson (see also Pearson),G. (Cl 9), 243
pigeon-houses & dovecotes
Bekesbourne,96, 31, 33
East Peckham, 256
Scotgrove,25
Thurnham,156
Pigot & Co., 193n
Pigram, Capt. Nathaniel (C17-18), 95, 214, 216, 219-20
pigs see swine
Pike,F.J. (Ramsgate),accounts,271
Pikenoth, John (C13), 31
Pilbrow, James (CI9), observations, 100, 41, 47-8, 52, 53n,54; 101, 283; 107, 118, 140, 142-3, 286, 288
Pilcher
- (C18),230
H. (d.1916),454
John (C18),109, 196, 220-1
L.F. (C19),208
Mary (C18),209
William (C18), 235
pilgrim badge, Ospringe, 95, 94, 145, 146, 147-8
Pilgrim Fathers, 89, 194; 32n,35n pilgrim flasks (ampullae)
Burmarsh, 374
Cobham,293
Newington (next Sittingbourne), 102, 270, 272
Snargate, 104, 364, 365 pilgrims,picture of,89, 22n
Pilgrims' Way
near Eastry, 94, 112, 114
near Hollingbourne, churches, 155-6
Medway crossings (illus.), 91-100 in Rochester,89, 97, 297-8
Pilkington
Col. - (C18/19),361
James (C16),90
pilots see under shipping
Pimlico (G. London) see under Westminster
Pimp see under East Farleigh
pin-beaters,Anglo-Saxon,Canterbury
St. George's Street,105, 67, 135, 136-7
St. Martin's Hill,104, 195, 198
Pinching,- (Cl9),22
Pindar,Sir Paul (C I 7), 59
Pineham see under Whitfield
Pinkard,Richard (Cl8),238
pins (see also disc-pins) bronze age,copper alloy
Monkton,109, 257, 258
Northdown,362
Romano-British
bone
Canterbury,105, 135, 136
Northbourne, 208
Rochester, 91, 212; 94, 42, 43; 101
copper alloy
Canterbury,105, 112, ll3; 107, 149, 150
Minster (in Thanet),102, 49, 55
Radfield,94, 242, 245
Rochester,91, 212; 97, 105, 126, 135 silver,Canterbury,99, 283 [pg213]Anglo-Saxon
bone
St. Mary Cray, 208 copper alloy
Canterbury, 105, 113, 1 14
Eastry,413
St. Mary Cray, 101, 208, 209 iron
Margate, 104, 225, 227
silver, Eastry, 248
not specified, Canterbury, Longmarket, 222
medieval, copper alloy, Canterbury, ll105, 6, 117, JJB
medieval/post-medieval bone,Ospringe, 95, 152, l 53 copper alloy
Bekesbourne, 52
Ospringe, 95, 142, 143
post-medieval,gilt,Rochester, 99 undated, glass, Canterbury,97, 105, 150
pipe-clay figurines see under figurines, Romano-British
Pipe Rolls (C16), 136-93, 7, 139 pipemakers see clay pipemakers pipes (see also clay pipes; water pipes), bone, Stonar,99, 266, 267, 268
piracy see privateers
Pising see under Langdon
Pisinge (Pysyng)
Austen (C16), 99, 37, 39-40
Thomas (Cl7/18), 63
pistol, C IOtford, 9, 89, 203
pitch-fork, medieval, Canterbury, 105, 129, 130
Pitey,Michael (Cl8), 225
Pitt
W. (Cl9), 61
William (d.1806), 94, 141; 264-101, 5;
Pitt Rivers, General Augustus Lane Fox (d.1900)
collection, 352
excavations at Folkestone, 93, 226; 101, 349; 104, 318; 106, 17; 354
Pittman, Susan, Lullingstone Park - The Evolution of a Medieval Deer Park, reviewed, 294-6
Pittock, J.W. (Cl9), 7
Pivington see under Pluckley
Pia, Marke La (Cl7), 82
plague (see also Black Death)
C7, 101, 7
Cl4-Chartham, 15, 101, 229-31, 234-5, 243
C16
Faversham, 115
Weald, 239-100, 40, 248
Cl6-Sandwich, 17, 106, 123; 60
Cl7
Canterbury, 90
Rochester, 97
Sandwich, 60
Sevenoaks, 283
Plantagenet (Langele)
Edmund, Earl of Cambridge (Cl4), 98, 74; 226-100, 7; 180-105, 1, 184
Isabella, Countess of Cambridge (Cl4), 181
John, Earl of Kent (C14 ), 65
plaques, medieval
Chalk, 101, 374, 375
Larkfield, 101, 375, 378
plaster see wall plaster
plasterer Cl6, 99, 42
plate, medieval, silver, Canterbury cathedral, 49-52
Plaxtol
bee boles, Tree House, I106, 13, JJ4, 1 26 church
methodist, records, 317-101, 18; 277
parish
building accounts,86
decorative ironwork, 97, 155, 156
farm workers 1823-37, 100, 378
Old Soar Manor, 3 I7
palstave, copper alloy, 97, 301, 304
parish
records, 327
status, 26n
seal matrix, medieval, 390-1
Tree House see bee boles
Playce,-(Cl6), 88
playhouses see theatres
Plese, William (Cl4), seal of, 272
Plomer (see also Plummer), George (Cl 8), 240
ploughs (see also ard marks; ard share), Kentish, 92, 166, I 68-9, 170, 171 [pg214]Plowright,E. (CI 9), 103, 55n-6n
Pluckley
clergy
Cl9, 105, 206
deeds, 330
Pivington moated site, 92, 177, I79-80;
222
population Cl 6, 100, 235, 238n,257
Sheerland Farm,oast,249
Surrenden,map 1626, 80-1
plum-bob, Romano-British, Minster (in
Thanet), 102, 49, 55
Plummer (see also Plomer)
Thomas (Cl7), 79
William (Ci6), 253
Plumptre (see also Hammond, Plumptre, Hilton, Parker & Farley), Revd. C.T. (C19),68
Plumstead (G. London) see under Greenwich
Pluto, 20 I
Poarn,Thomas (Cl 8), 237
Pocock
Dr. - (C18), 22
Nicholas (Cl8),206
R. (Cl8), 150
Robert (C19), 40
Poker,Matthew (Cl 7), 99, 53; 109, 68, 76 Pole
-,Archbishop & Cardinal (CJ6), 275
Michael de la (Cl4), 184
Polhill
Revd. J.B. (Cl8-19), 20-104, 1, 22n
John (Cl7),205
Polhill see under Shoreham
police see constables
Policrate, 142
Pollard
- (Cl8),200
R.J.
"Two Cremations of the Roman Period from St. Augustine's College, Canterbury" (illus.), 318-24 on pottery from
Allington (coin hoard), 144
Hammill ritual shaft (ill us.), 153-98, 4, 160-6
Rochester (illus.), 108-18
The Roman Pottery of Kent, reviewed, 322-4
pollen analysis
Cliffe, 374-5
Cuxton,101, 384; 104, 74, 78-81
Frogholt, 229
Sevenoaks, Redlands Pit, 97, 32, 39, 48, 50-2
Wingham, 229
Pollack, Adrian, "Social & Economic Characteristics of Witchcraft Accusations in Sixteenth & Seventeenth Century Kent", 37-48
pond,medieval,Ospringe, 98-9
Pont l'Eveque, Roger of, Archdeacon (CI2),318
Pontigny (France),abbey,260-1 Pontissara see Pontoise
Pointoise (Pontissara), John of, Bishop of
Winchester (Cl3), 89
Ponton,D.T.A.,obituary,271-2
Poope,John (C16), 56
poor houses (see also almshouses; hospitals; workhouses)
Gravesend, 2
Newington (by Hythe), 103, 175, 176, 177
Otford,366
Poore, Herbert, Archdeacon & Bishop (d.1217),27
Pope
Revd. Septimus (Cl9),63
Walter (?C18), 238
Pope Street see under Godmersham
Popham,John (d.1607), 4 population (see also censuses)
Chartham 1086-1600, 217-44
Godmersham,106, 51, 58, 62, 77
Hoo,effect of malaria on, 259-6 l Kentish
1750-1801, 28
1641-1801, 63-6
London, movement of, to & from, 145-55
Tunbridge Wells 1800-1841, 385
Weald Cl 6, 100, 231-57
porches, church, timber framed (i/lus. ), 137-63
Porman
George & wife (C17), 7 l
Jacob (Cl7), 71
John snr. & wife (C17), 71-2
John jnr. & wife (Cl7),71-2
Thomasin (CJ7), 71 [pg215]Port,Hugh de (Cll), 94, 100, 153
Porter (see also Aveling & Porter; Porter & Cobb)
George (Cl7),238
Lewis (d.1912), 156
Thomas (C19),75
William & wife (C17),69
Porter & Cobb (Dartford), records, 252
Porteus,Geoff
Dartford Country, reviewed, 267-8 obituary,103, 104, 414
posnets see skillets
Poste,Revd. Beale (C19), 128
Postling see Postlyng
Postling
pottery,iron age,230
strap-end,Anglo-Saxon,9 24
Wye College properties,215
Postlyng (Postling), Elias de (C14), 24n
Potens,Robert (Cl8),223 potin coins see under coins,Celtic
Potkyns,- (Cl5),10
Potman's Heath see under Wittersham
Poton,William de (Cl3), 107
Potter
-,Dean (d.1746), 17
John (C18),231
Stephen (C18), 108
T.W. & Johns,C.M., "New Light on the Canterbury Late-Roman Treasure" (illus.), 283-6 potters stamps
Romano-British,on amphorae,94, 241, 244 mortaria,9 6, 377, 378; 119 samian
Barming, 396
Burntwick Island,185
Canterbury, 91, 123, 126; 97, 320, 322
Cooling, 381
Gillingham,Nor Marsh,286
Hammill,166
Orpington,207
Preston, 112-13
Radfield, 245
Rochester,94, 41; 119
St. Mary Cray,97, 326; 205-6
Thurnham,143
West Stow pot, 279
post-medieval,262-97, 4, 267, 269, 270, 271; 106
pottery (see also briquetage; candle holders; chimney pots; clay pipes; coin moulds; crucibles; graffiti; lamps; loom-weights; moulds; potters stamps; pottery manufacture; roof finial; spindle-whorls; tiles; water closet; water pipes)
neolithic
from
Addington, Chestnuts megalithic tomb,231
Barham,135-96, 6, 138
Castle Hill, 91, 62, 80
Channel Tunnel excavations, 354-5
Folkestone
Castle Hill,353-107, 4, 355
Holywell Coombe,8
Manston,19-20 Monkton,108, 102, 45, 55
Ospringe,94, 259, 260
Otford,93, 225; 96, 329, 333, 334
Stourmouth,93, 97, 98
Wingham, 123
Worth,383
by type
Grimston ware,231
Peterborough ware, 93, 225; 96, 329, 333, 334; 91, 231; 353-5
beaker, Kentish,23-4
from
Addington, Chestnuts megalithic tomb,231
Brabourne, 203 Brenley,91, 107, 395
Folkestone, Holywell Coombe, 106, 8; 355
Highstead, 236
Manston, 107, 417; 108, 11, 13, 15, • 16, 17, 20-4
Margate, Northdown, 101, 362; 104, 237, 242, 244, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 273-4
Otford, 93, 225; 94, 233; 96, 329, 333, 334
Ramsgate
Cliffs End,17
Ebbsfleet, 108, 17, 275
St. Peter's, 17
Swalecliffe, 92, 235; 212 [pg216]Wingham,93, 93, 116, 122-3
Worth,383
bronze age
from
Barham, 220
Bridge bypass, 169-96, 70, 171-2, 173
Canterbury, 135
Capel-le-Ferne, 109, 334, 335
Deal,Mill Hill, 173
Guildford (Surrey), Birchington
Herne Bay, 234
Hollingboume,9 2, 231, 232
Ightham,233n
Lord of the Manor, 92, 255; 104, 273; 108, 18, 271, 273
Lower Halstow,173
Manston, 16
Margate, St. Mildred's Bay,243
Monkton, 249
Ospringe,94, 259, 260
Otford,91, 186, 187; 96, 333, 334
Ringwould,89
St. Nicholas at Wade, 201-2
Stodmarsh,95
Stowting,99, 89, 90
Worth,173
Wouldham, 99, 83, 86-7, 88-92, 95-6, 107
by type
collared urns
Hollingbourne,92, 231, 232
Lord of the Manor, 104, 273; 273
Otford,91, 186, 187
Devere! Rimbury,201-2 incense cup,106, 104, 273; 18 urns (see also collared urns)
Bridge, 171-96, 2, 173
Capel-le-Ferne,109, 334, 335
Guildford (Surrey), 99, 90, 92, 104
Otford,96, 333, 334
Ringwould,89
Stodmarsh,95
Stowting, 99, 89, 9 0
Wouldham, 99, 83, 86-7, 88-92, 95-6, 107
iron age (see also pottery, Belgic), in East Kent, discussed,174-96, 9, 279
from
Barham (illus.), 135-96, 46, 174-9;
220
Bigberry, 96, 413; 245-50
Brabourne,203
Bridge bypass (illus. ), 155-96, 66,
174-9
Broadstairs, 418
Canterbury
bypass,96, 269, 274, 275-6, 277-9
St. Augustine's College,322-3
Capel-le-Ferne, 285
Channel Tunnel sites,355-6
Chatham, 108, 188, 191
Cliffe, 104, 384; 288-9
Deal,Mill Hill,95, 306; 176-7
Hawkenbury, 395
Herne Bay,234
Highstead,92, 236, 238
Kingston, 96, 147, 148-50, 151, 174-9
Lord of the Manor, 92, 255;
271, 273
Manston,l 6
Minnis Bay,176-96, 7, 179
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 45, 53, 63, 6 5
Oldbury, 382
Otford,329-30
Preston,93, 101, 102, 103, 105, 106,
Sarre, 143
Wingham, 113-93, 15, 116, 118, 121-2
Worth,99, 290; 383
Belgic (see also pottery,iron age) from
Allington, 94, 128, 129, 130-1,
Barming,213
Bekesbourne,96, 40, 47, 49, 50
Bigberry,94, 279; 413
Canterbury
bypass, 96, 270, 274, 276, 279, 280, 281
Castle Street,240
Gravel Walk, 91, 120, 122, 124, 125, 126, 130
Marlowe Theatre site,226
North Lane, 94, 174, 175, 176, 177
Roper Road,318 [pg217]St. Radigund'sStreet,104, 104, 305 StourStreet,103, 211, 213
Capel-le-Ferne,285
Folkestone, Dolland's Moor, 355-6 ■
Hammill, 150-98, 1, 153, 154, 160, 162
Highstead,267
Minster, 102, 49, 63, 6 4-5, 6 6
Monkton,101, 86, 88; 102, 63, 65, 66
Postling,233
Radfield, 94, 244, 245
Rochester,44
Sarre, 143
Teston,206-7
Upchurch, 29
Wingham, 93, 115, 116
Romano-British
from
Allington
cemetery (illu s.),9 I 28-38
hoard container,144
Barming, 396
Bekesbourne,96, 40, 47, 49, 50
Bilsington, 410
Brabourne,203
Burntwick Island,185
Canterbury
bypass (il/us.). 96, 271, 273-4, 276, 280-9
Gravel Walk (il/us. ), 122-91, 3, 125-38
Longmarket, 109, 291, 293
NewStreet,247
North Lane, 94, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178
Riding Gate,147-9
St. Augustine's College, 97, 320, 321-4
St. George's Street, 105, 101, 102, 103
StourStreet,103, 211, 213
Chatham, 184-108, 5, 188, 189, [pg191]Cliffe,96, 380; 98, 39, 41
Cooling, 381-96, 2; 98, 39, 41
Crundale,288
Dartford, 275
Deal,306-7
Dover,208
Eccles, 129
Gillingham, Nor Marsh, 94, 265;
286
Hammill,151-98, 2, 153--4, 1 60-6
Hartley, 249
High Halstow,279
Higham,96, 377, 378-9
Highsted, 267
!wade, Funton Creek, 101, 167, 168
Joyden's Wood, 98, 33, 37
Margate, Northdown, 104, 250, 254, 255
Milstead, 108, 295, 297
Minster (illus.},1 2, 47, 49, 54, 56, 59, 61-6
Monkton,101, 86, 88
Orpington,Poverest,207
Otford,210
Preston, 93, 108, 109, 110, 1 11-13
Radfield, 94, 241, 243, 244, 245, 246
Rochester
castle, 94, 39, 41
HighStreet,217
Northgate, !97, 8, 109, 110-18, 119
St. Mary Cray, 93, 223; 325-97, 6;
199-201, 203-6
Shorne,96, 378; 39
Stoke,382
Strood, 379-80
Thurnham, 103, 143, 151-4
Tonbridge, 92, 112, 113
Upchurch (ill us.), 27-98, 50; 199-217
Wingham,93, 115, 122
Wouldham,93
by type
Alice Holt ware, 101, 93, 204-5;
amphorae
Canterbury,102
Cooling,381
Crundale, 288
Folkestone, 356
Hammill,161
Monkton, 102, 54, 63
Radfield, 241
BBi
Canterbury, 105, 103; 148
Cooling,382
Hammill,164 [pg218]St. Mary Cray,98, 101, 196, I 99
Shorne,378
BB2
Allington,144
Canterbury,98, 37; 105, 102; 148
Colchester,37
Hammill,I63 !wade,98, 101, 167, 168
Monkton,102, 64, 66
Preston,112
Rochester, 97, 108, 109, 110-15; 217
St. Mary Cray, 101, 191, 195, 196-7, 199-201
Upchurch,29
Canterbury wares
Canterbury, 94, 174, 175, 176, 177; 96, 280, 281, 282-4, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289; 97, 320, 322; 9^37, 105, JOI
Monkton,101, 86, 88
Colchester ware,97, 109, 1 11-15
Cologne ware,101, 198, 2 3, 205
colour coat wares (type not specified)
Canterbury, 105, 102; 148
Cooling,381
Eccles,129
Hammill, 98, 153, 161
!wade, 101, 167, 168
Rochester, 97, 109, 110-11, 113, 115
St. Mary Cray, 101, 191, 196, 198, 199, 203
Wouldham, 93
Hofheim (type) flagons, 89, 129;
mortaria
Canterbury,105, 102; 148
Eccles,129
Hammill,163
Higham,96, 377, 378
Preston,I 11-13
Rochester,110-12
St. Mary Cray, 101, 198, 203-4
Wouldham,93
Nene Valley ware, 11!-97, 12; 98, 164; 101, 198, 203, 205
New Forest ware,275
Oxford wares
Bekesbourne,96, 40, 47, 49, 50
Canterbury,105, 103; 148
Dartford,275
Hammill, 98, 161, 164
Preston,111-13
Rochester,41
St. Mary Cray, 101, 193, 198, 203-4
Patch Grove ware
Barming, 396
Cooling,381
Orpington, 207
Otford,210
Rochester, 111
St. Mary Cray,93, 223; 101, 191, 195
Pompeian Red Ware,111-12
Rhenish ware, !11-97, 12; 101, 196, 1 99; I02
samian ware
Barming,396
Brabourne,203
Bumtwick Island,185
Canterbury, 91, 122, 123, 126, 128, 132, 134; 97, 320, 322
Chatham,I 88
Cooling,381
Dover,208
Gillingham, 286
Hammill, l66
Margate,250
Orpington, 207
Preston, 111-13
Rochester, 4I; 94, 97, l 11, 118-19
St. Mary Cray, 93, 223; 97, 326;
Shame,378
Stoke, 382
Thurnham,103, 143, 151-3
Tonbridge,92, 112, 113
terra nigra,9 1, 132, 133, 135
terra sigillata see samian ware
Upchurch wares (illus.),9 27-50
IOI;148
Chatham,107, 185, 189
Monkton, 66
St. Mary Cray,I91
Woodruff collection (illus. ), 199-217
West Stow ware,279 [pg219]Anglo-Saxon
from
Canterbury
castle, 240
Christ Church College, 103, 197, 199; 104, 304; 106, 135; 214
Gravel Walk, 91, 123, 125
St. Augustine's outer court, 294-101, 6; 103, 87, 105-7, 108, 109-10, 111; 104, 179, 181
St. George's Street,103-5
St. Martin's Hill, 102, 235; 177-104, 8, 179, 180-2
Stour Street,302
Channel Tunnel sites,355-6
Darenth, 96, 310, 316; 108, 43, 53, 54, 60, 70
Eastry, 248
Finglesham,37
Margate, Half Mile Ride, 220-104, 1, 225-6, 229
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 63, 64
Monkton, 89, 60, 6 1, 62, 64, 6 5, 66, 67-8, 73-6; 101, 96, 97, Ill
Orpington,202
St. Mary Cray, 101, 187, 193-5, 197-8, 201-3
Wickhambreaux, 96
by type
boss decorated, 101, 296; 103, 107, 108, 109-10, 197; 104, 179, 180-2; 105, 104; 214
cremation vessels, 89, 60, 61, 66, 68, 73-4
Frankish
Eastry, 248
Monkton, 89, 62, 64, 65, 67, 74-6; 101, 96, 97, Ill
Sarre,109, 148, 1 51-2
Ipswich ware, Canterbury, 294-101, 6; 102, 235; 103, 87, 105-7, 108, 109-10, 111, 197, 199; 104, 178, 179, 180-1; 105, 104; 106, 135; 214
organic tempered wares, 101, 295; 106-7
Pingsdorf ware,240
sandy wares, 102, 63, 64; 103, 107, 108, 109-10; 104, 178, 179, 180, 181
shelly wares, 103, 107, 108, 109-10, 111; 104, 178, 179, 180, 181
stamp decorated, 96, 316; 108, 53, 54, 60
medieval
from
Appledore, 102
Beckenham,91, 150, 151-3, 1 54, 157
Bekesbourne,96, 40, 48-9, 50-1, 52
Canterbury
Gravel Walk, 122-91, 4, 125, 130
North Lane, 94, 165, 177, 1 78, 179, 180, 1 85, 185-7, 1 88, 189, 190
Pound Lane,216
St. Augustine's outer court, 295-101, 6; 103, 111, 112
St. George's Street, 105-6
St. Margaret's church, 103, 198, 201
St. Martin's Hill,182
Dover,299
Eastry,130-98, 1, 1 33, 134, 135
Eynsford, re-examined,50-1 Gobery Hill,105, 93, 118, 119, 120
Leigh, 185-92, 7, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192-3, 194-5, 196, 197
Margate, Northdown, 104, 250, 254, 255
Monkton, 85
North Cray,189
Orgarswick,412
Ospringe (illus.),9 154-83
Rochester, 94, 40, 41-2; 95, 31, 32-3, 34; 97, 97, 119, 120, 121
Tonbridge,92, 113, 1 14-15
Tyler Hill, 93, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297
West Kingsdown,219
by type
Aardenburg ware, 95, 157, 159, 161; 52
anthropomorphic,94, 188, 189, 190
Badorf type ware,I05
Canterbury wares (see also Tyler Hill wares), 103, 111, 112, 216; 104, 182; 105
French green glazed ware, 91, 152, 153
French (North)/Belgian wares (see also Aardenburg ware), 95, 157, 159, 160-1; Jll, 103, 112; 105 [pg220]French (South-West) wares,105, 92, 115
French wares (see also Saintonge ware),95, 155, 159, 1 63
German stonewares, I 55-95, 7, 159, 161
London wares, 92, 186, 195, 196, 197; 105
Pingsdorf ware,94, 40, 41-2
Saintonge ware, 95, 157, 159, 160;
96, 51, 52
shell tempered wares
Bekesbourne, 96, 48, 51
Eastry, 130-98, 1, 133, 1 34, 135
Orgarswick,412
Ospringe, 155-95, 6, 158, 172, 173, 1 74, /77, 178, 182
Rochester, 94, 40, 41-2; 97, 120, 121
Tonbridge,92, 113, 114
Spanish wares, 95, 156, 158, 159, 160
Surrey wares
Beckenham,150-91, 1, /52
Bekesbourne,52
Leigh, 92, 186, 191, 193, 196, 197
Ospringe, 95, 155, 157, 159, 162, 182
Sussex wares,114
Tyler Hill wares
Bekesbourne, 96, 40, 48-9, 50-1, 52
Canterbury, 94, 178, 179, I 80, 185, 186-7, 188, 190; 96, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297
Eastry,130-98, 1, 133, 134, 135
Leigh,92, 196, 1 97
Monkton, 85
Ospringe, 155-95, 6, 157, 158, 159, 163, 164, 165, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 174, 176-7, 178, 182
Wealden wares,95, 158, 171
West Kent wares, 95, 31, 32-3, 34, 155, 157, 1 59, 162
post-medieval
from
Appledore, 102
Canterbury
Linacre Gardens,267
North Lane,J 94, 89, I 90
St. George's Street, 105, 95, 106, 176
St. Martin's Hill, 182
Chatham (illus.), 261-97, 73;
179, 181, 183
Gravesend,9 2, 230, 231
Milton Blockhouse, 96, 356, 357, 362
Ide Hill,Henden Manor,225
Lamberhurst,227-8
Leeds,82
Longfield,192
North Cray,93, 192, I 93
Ospringe, 95, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182-3
Rochester
cathedral,102, 257, 261
High Street,262-99, 3, 2 64-6
Tonbridge,92, 113, I 15
by type
Albarello ware, 95, 179, 180; 106
Astbury ware, 262
Bellarmines
Appledore,I 02
Bekesbourne,96, 49, 51
Ide Hill,225
Lamberhurst,227-8
Rochester, 97, 97; 257
Canterbury wares, 94, 189, I 90;
182
chafing dishes
Gravesend,92, 230, 231
North Cray,93, 192, 1 93
Ospringe,95, 179, 1 80
chamber pots, 91, 192; 97, 267, 271-3
Chinese porcelain, 97, 262; 102, 257; 106
delft wares,98, 179; I 06
Dutch wares
Gravesend,96, 357, 3 62
North Cray, 93, 192, 193
Tonbridge, 115
Frechen stonewares, 99, 263, 265-6; 106
French (South-West) wares,115
Hareplain wares,121-2 [pg221]Jackfield ware,97, 98, 179
London wares, 106
maiolica ware,105, 95, 106, 1 76
pipkins, 97, 123, 264, 2 65, 266, 268, 272; 2 99, 63, 264-5
Raeren stoneware, 95, 178, 179, 182; 97, 123; 99, 263, 266
Rhenish slipwares, 106
ringing ware,179
salt-glaze stonewares, 92, 115; 97, 97, 267, 271-2
Spanish wares, 92, 115; 97, 269, 270, 271; 106
Staffordshire wares, 92, 115; 262-97, 4, 270, 272-3
Surrey wares (see also chafing dishes)
Appledore,102
Bekesbourne, 96, 51, 52 Canterbury,94, 189, 190
Chatham, 97, 265, 266, 268; 98, 179, 181
Rochester,121-3
Surrey/Hampshire wares, 106
Sussex wares,115
Tyler Hill wares,9 5, 180, 181, 183
Weir ware,183
Weser slipware,106
Westerwald ware,115
Wheildon type ware,262
Wrotham ware, 92, 115; 268-97, 9, 270
pottery manufacture (see also kiln furniture; kilns; potters stamps), Upchurch Marshes (illus.), 27-98, 50; 199-217
Potts, Robert Ullock (Cl 9-20), 332-100, 3, 339-44
Potyn
family,land holdings Cl5, 100, 220
Juliana (Cl4/15), m. Thomas St. Leger, 114
Sir Nicholas (Cl4), 91, 114; 222
Poulter
Arthur (?Cl 7/18), 392-3
John (Cl5),33
Poulton, Rob, Archaeological Investigations on the site of
Chertsey Abbey, reviewed, 362-4
Poulton see under Hougham Without pound,Newington (by Hythe),175
Pountney,St. Martin's hundred, 50
Pouton
John de (Cl3), 162
Peter de (Cl3),162
Poverest see under Bromley, Orpington
Powel (see also Powell; Powle), Sgt. - (C18),202
Powell (see also Powel;Powle)
Charles (C19),63
George (C17),238
George John (d.1916),454
Powell's (stained glass manufacturers), 119
Powerscourt,Viscount see Wingfield
Powle (see also Powel;Powell)
Francis see Cranfield
Henry (Cl 7),278
Powlett
Lord Harry, later Duke of Bolton (Cl7/18), 139
Henrietta (C18),m. Robert Colebrooke, 102, 139, 143
Powys
Dean - (C18-19),309
Lord of see Gray,Sir Henry
Poynings
family,land holdings C15, 100, 219
Sir Edward (C16),15-16
Sir Thomas (C16),57n
Poyntel,Daniel (C17),196
Pratt
family,ln
Simon, excavations at Longmarket,
Canterbury (illus.), 286-95 Pratt-Boorman,Major Roy (C20),109, 100, 315 preaching (see also prophesying movement), in Henrician Kent, 101, 169-85
Prebendaries Plot 1543, 169-85 preceptories see abbeys/monastic houses Presbyterians
C17, 99, 192-3
Cl religious census,9, 100, 400, 417
Pressnell,George (Cl 9-20),57-103, 8, 65
Preston family, 29
Preston
burials,Romano-British, 95 buyers of stone etc from St. Augustine's, Canterbury,93, 99, 29, 35
church (see also clergy), 243
clergy Cl 6, 93, 87n
Elmstone
Elmstone Court,moated site,308 manor,95, 107, 34 [pg222]Hoaden, hoard, bronze age, 93, 95; 97, 195, 196, 197-9; 260
kiln,Romano-British,95
library,parochial, 161-99, 2, 165-6, 173
Longmete Farm, Romano-British site, 111-13
manor, 105, 183; 34
map c.1820, 335
pits, iron age (Hardacre Farm/Shotfield
Farm),101-93, 3, 104, 105, 123
pottery, iron age/Romano-British (Shotfiel<;I Farm), 93, 109, 110, Ill
Preston Forstal,Romano-British pottery, 95
Rookery Farm,ring ditch & enclosure, 93, 95, 123
Stourmouth-Adisham water-main trench (illus.), 91-124
Prestwich, Sir Joseph (C19-20), 95, 279, 281n;99, 258
Pretty, Edward (Cl9), 103, 142, 156
Price
J. (Cl8), 40
Lady Margaret Anne Elizabeth (C19), 373
Revd. R. (Cl 9),346
Robert (Cl 9), 104
Sir Robert (Cl9),373
Capt. Thomas (Cl7), 97, 211, 215, 218
Price Williams,D. see Grinsell,L., Rahtz, P. & Price Williams,D.
Prickett,John (Cl9),93
Princess Hedwig Sophia, 216 priories see abbeys/monastic houses prisons (see also bridewells; gaols; lockups)
Sandwich,99, 243; 87
Tonbridge, 130
privateers, 213-21
privies, Canterbury, St. John's hospital, 101, 302; 298-109, 9, 300, 301, 302-8
probate accounts, as an historical source, 51-62
Promhyll (parish unknown),22 promontory forts, iron age, ?West
Wickham,78 property,ownership in later middle ages, 97, 92, 145-55
prophesying movement C16, 93, 81-90
Prophete
Anne (Cl5), m.l Ralph St. Leger, m.2
John Elmbrigge, m.3 William Peche,91, 112, 114
John (Cl5),114
Proudfoot, W. Frank, "The Manor &
Chantry of Scotgrove",7-26
Pryer, Alfred (C19),45 public houses,of
Courage, Barclay & Simmonds, deeds, 84
Fremlins,deeds, 84
Tomson & Wotton, Ramsgate, deeds, 340
Whitbread-Fremlins, photographs/signs, 332
Puckering (Perkeruge), Sir John (d.1596), 4-5
Pudner,Humphrey (Cl8),223
Pudney, Humphrey (CI8), 206n
Pugh
C. (C19),55n
Edward & Co. (ironfounders),139 pugilists,Romano-British, 97, 97, 308, 310-11 Pugin,A.W. (C19),103, 125n
Puignant, William (C13),19
Puke,John le (C13), 37n
Pulleine,Capt. Henry (Cl7-18), 217 pulpits
at
Canterbury,St. George's,315
Newington (by Hythe), 172
position of, recorded by Griffiths, 103, 120, 123--4
Pulteney, John de, Mayor (d.1349), 151
Purfleet (Essex), powder magazine, 162
puritans (see also dissenters; non- conformists;Pilgrim Fathers)
Clunder Elizabeth I, 6, 89, 184, 186-8, 191-6; 82-90
Clattack Christ Church,7, 97, 189; 308
purse bars (see also purse mounts; purse trappings),
medieval
copper alloy
Boxley,405-107, 6; 108, 285, 291
Cliffe,105, 306, 313
not specified,Snargate, 319 purse mounts (see also chatelaines; purse bars;purse trappings) [pg223]Anglo-Saxon,iron
Canterbury,227
Monkton,101, 96, 97
Orpington, 201
post-medieval
copper alloy,Snodland, 89, 211, 212
iron
Ospringe,95, 132, 134
Otford,203
silver,Tunstall,212
not specified,North Cray,93, 192, 193
purse trappings, medieval, brass, Rochester, 97, 296, 297, 298
Pusey,E.B. (Cl9), 15
Putta,Bishop of Rochester (C7),47
Pybourne,Robert (Cl6),87
Pye,Henry (Cl9),263
Pyke,J.A.
"A Radiocarbon Date for the Bronze Age Site at Greenhill, Otford", 295-6
"Danes Trench & Prehistoric Land Division in the Upper Darent Valley" (illus.), 231-7
"Greenhill Bronze Age Site, Otford" (illus.), 321-39
reports on a chisel from Eynsford (illus. ), 206-7
reports from Sevenoaks
1982, 260-1
1983, 292
1986, 262
and Ward, C.P., "A Middle Bronze Age
Burial at Otford" (illus.), 185-7
Pympe
family
at Allhallows,258-9
land holdings Cl4/15, 100, 219-20, 224
John (Cl5),255
Reginald (Cl5),100, 218, 224
Sir William de (Cl4),255
Pyott,Rob Thomas (C18), 235
Pysyng see Pisinge
Q
Quakers
burial ground, 62
religious census 1851, 100, 400, 404-5, 411, 414, 417-18, 421
Sutton Valence CJ7, 99, 196
quarries see mines; petts
Quarrington see under Mersham
quarter sessions
C16-witchcraft accusations, 17, 95, 38-9
Cland petty constables, 9, 104, 10, 15-16
Queenborough
castle
C14, 105, 180, 182, 185, 193, 195
Clartillery,6, 96, 342
James Chalk of, 272
chapels
Bethel,records, 256
methodist,records, 318
copperas industry,82
deeds, 329
market,75
moated site,222
school,records,315
shipbuilding,94, 230; 251
tithes,102
unemployment 1828-9, 107, 93-5
version of the Kent Custumal, 92, 65, 71-2; 95, 65, 70, 75, 77; 1-96, 2, 4, 8-9, 11-12
well,supplies shipping,260
querns (see also millstones)
neolithic
Dartford,229
Deal,229
Grovehurst, 229
Wingham,229
bronze age
Monkton, 249
Northdown, 101, 362; 104, 242, 271
iron age
Deal, 306
Sutton-at-Hone,222
iron age/Romano-British, Chestfield,
321
Romano-British,100, 102, 124
Bekesbourne,40
Highstead,236
Ickham, 122
Preston,112
Radfield,246
St. Mary Cray,101, 208, 210
Thurnham, 143
Anglo-Saxon, St. Mary Cray, 208
medieval,Leeds,94, 94, 95
undated
Canterbury, 148 [pg224]Monkton,105, 101, 86
Otford,260
Wingham,93, 113, Jl7
Quessonbery,John (Cl6),34
Quested
Ellen (d.1583),240
Marc (Cl 7),154-5
William (d.1583), 240
Quilter
family,of Ash, 210
- (Cl6), 34
Quincy,de,family,arms of,11-12
quinine, 95, 260, 262
Quylter see Quilter
Quyntyn,William (Cl5), 8
R
rabbit-warren, 29n
racing see horse racing
Rackstraw,Gaynham (Cl8),30-102, 2, 35
Racoon,142
Raddington,Baldwin de (Cl4),183n, 105, 185, 187
Radfield see under Tonge
radiocarbon dates
Bigbury hillfort, 107, 241, 246, 250
Bridge by-pass,170
Brook,295
Greenhill,295-6
Manston, 108, 15, 21
Northdown, 104, 244, 248, 254, 272
Oldbury hillfort, 382
Romney Marsh,50
Sevenoaks, Redlands Pit, 97, 32, 35, 42, 47, 49
Radnor,Earl of (Cl8/19),97, 255; 303
Rady, J. (see also Bennett,P. & Rady, J.; Houliston, M., Rady, J. & Bennett,P.)
"Excavations at St. Martin's Hill, Canterbury, 1984-5" (illu s.), 123-218
on evaluations at
A20 Folkestone-Dover, 284-5
Canterbury, Hawks Lane (il/us.), 266-70
on excavations at
Canterbury
Archbishop's Palace (illus.), 230-3
Christ Church (lift-shaft site),233 Dane John (ii/us.), 98, 97, 281-4
Longmarket (illus. ),218-26 Marlowe Avenue,108, 97, 284-7
Rhodaus Town,299-300
St. John's Lane (ii/us.), 238-41
St. Martin's Hill (ii/us.), 234-8
St. Radigund's Street (illus. ), 304-8
Stour Street (illus.), 211-103, 14;
300-3
channel tunnel sites (il/us.), 345-54
Hernhill, Lavender Farm (illus.), 332-6
on observations at Canterbury, Linacre Gardens, 292-3
and Ouditt, S., on excavations at, Folkestone, Castle Hill (illus. ), 352-4
Raedwald, King of East Anglia (C7), 17n; 99, 107, 115
Ragget,Ernest (C20), 146
Rahtz, P. (see also Grinsell, L., Rahtz, P.
& Price Williams, D.), Rescue Archaeology, reviewed,2 I 8 railings see balcony railings; street railings railways (see also tramway)
compete with turnpikes, 100, 363, 366;
102, 181, 190-1
military, 281
by name
Blackwall extension, 187n Canterbury & Whitstable, 96, 105, 236n
Chislet-St. Lawrence, proposed, 339
Davington Light Railway, 43l, 434n
Folkestone, 101, 347; 21-2
Sevenoaks,281
South-Eastern Railway Co., 106, 21, 77
Rainbow,J. (Cl9), 222
Rainham see under Gillingham Rainier,J.S.,M.P. (Cl8-19),214
Ralfe see Ralph
Ralph (Ralfe)
CI 1/Bishop of Rochester, 12, 91, 57
Cl2/lson ofEilnoth, 3, 108, 218
Mrs - (C19), 107, 75, 78
Anna (Cl9), 75
Harrison (Cl 9), 75
John (CJ9),74-107, 5, 78
Ramhurst see under Leigh
Ramsbury (Wilts.), Romano-British watermill,I 14 [pg225]Ramsden
George (Cl7), 77
Stephen (d.1712),100, 165, 170
Thomas (C17), 77
Ramsey (Essex}, abbey, 15n; 91, 101, I, 20
Ramsgate
Burgess's library, 96, 187, 189, 199, 200n
census, religious 1851, 400-100, 8, 419-20
chapels (see also synagogue), 198n, 96, 204; 254
Bethel,census 1851, 420
Broad Street, census 185 I, 100, 403, 420
Centenary Hall methodist, records, 318
Ebenezer
records,101, 337; 87
visited 1829, 204
Sailor's Room,census 1851, 420
St. Lawrence's,census 185 I,420
Zion, 204
Chilton,64
churches (see also chapels; synagogue)
Christ Church, census 1851, 407-100, 8, 419
Holy Trinity,census 1851, 419
St. Augustine's,census 1851, 100, 407, 420
St. George's, visited 1829, I86n, 96, 188, 193, 206, 217
St. Lawrence's
census 1851, 100, 407, 419
recorded by Griffiths 1840,
120n,122
visited 1829, 96, 186, I90-2, 194-201, 204, 206-7, 213, 216
St. Mary's,census 1851, 419
Cliffs End
beaker,bronze age,17
building,Romano-British, 338
coaching services Cl9, 98, 194, 201, 203, 205-8, 211-12
Crown Hotel, 96, 188, 208
deeds,270
Ebbsfleet
beaker burial, 17
Cottington Hill, excavations, 108, 273, 274, 275-6
hoard,bronze age, 260
Frazer's Nursery Garden, 197
Gas Works, 191
Haine, 15
harbour
plans, 101, 338; 271
sluices, 197
holiday taken 1829 (illus.), 185-225 ironwork,decorative, 96, 92, 74, 75, 79, 80,
Jacob's Ladder,96, 198, 220 library see Burgess's library
Little Cliffsend Farm, Romano-British building,338
Lord of the Manor (see also Ozengell, Anglo-Saxon cemetery)
barrow group, 272-104, 3; 18 barrows,re-use of, 108, 104, 232n excavations
1976, 254-5
1981, 242
1989-90, 108, 271-3
Manston Road, Romano-British villa, 338
market, I92
mill,271
Mount Albion estate,101, 338; 86
Museum, 235
Nethercourt
manor,deeds, 339 maps Cl8-101, 19, 101, 334 museum collection,104, 235n neolithic site, 97, 229
Romano-British site, 99, 272; 337 toll gate, 104, 102, 178
non-conformity (see also chapels},1851, 401-100, 7, 419-20
Ozengell,Anglo-Saxon cemetery barrows re-used, 232n, 272-3 characteristics,104, 104, 234 clench bolts,104, 225n coffins,101, 102n excavations, 98, 242; 271-2 parish boundary,108, 95, 11 public houses, 101, 340
Royal Dispensary,records, 337
St. George's parish,records, 337
St. Lawrence's parish
charity 1829, 95
railway proposed,plans, 339 records,101, 101, 338; 270
Spenser family,59
Webb family,55
shipbuilding 1804, 230
shipping Clrecords, 9, 101, 338, 340 [pg226]swing riots, 107, 96
synagogue,census 1851, 420
theatre, 96
turnpike trusts, 100, 346, 359, 368-9;
Upper Court manor,338
villa,Romano-British,338
Ramsgate Smackowners Mutual Insurance
Co., 340
Randall (see also Randoll)
Edward (Cl8), 381
T.W. (d.1916),454
Randolf,Thomas (C16), 73
Randoll,John (C13),seal of, 259
Randolph
family (of Biddenden), 299-100, 300;
Bernard (Cl7),93
Deborah see Master
Edmund (Cl7), 93
Edward (C17), 93
Elizabeth (d.1691), 13
Elizabeth,wife of Herbert see Master
Herbert (C17), 92-3
John (d. 1688), 13
Mary (CI 7),m. Giles Watmer, 93
Stephen (Cl5), 260
Ranulf,Treasurer of Salisbury (C12), 28n
Raphael,Lewis (Cl9), 93, 12, 21
rapiers (dirks), bronze age
Crayford, 252
Monkton, 109, 251, 252
Rastell, William (C16), 181-2
Ratcliffe,Sir Edward (Cl7),4
Ratling (Estrateling; Ratlinge; Ratlynge;
Retling; Retlyng; Retlynge;
Retlynges)
Alan de (Cl2),53
Godfrey de (Cl!), 53
Joan (C14), m. John Spicer, 55
John de (Cl3/14),54
Laura de, Abbess (Cl4), 55
Margery de (C14), 55
Richard de (C13),53
Sir Richard de (d.1350),55
Sarah (d.1387), 55
Thomas de (C13),53
Thomas de (Cl4),55
Ratling Court see under Aylesham
Ratlynge see Ratling
Rawlins
- (Cl 9),14
Dorothy (C16/l 7), 43
Ray (see also Wray; Wraye)
John (Cl7),75
Mary (Cl7),70
Richard (Cl7),71
Thomas (C17), 71
Raylstun, William (Cl8),225
Rayner (Cll),124
Rayney
Dame Helen (C17),69
Sir John (C17), 69
Raynolds
Maud (Cl6), 181n
Nicholas (C16), 181n
Rayshleigh
G. Cummin (Cl9), 376
Julia (Cl9), m. G. Cummin Rayshleigh, 376
Revd. Peter (Cl8-19), 381-3
razor, bronze age/iron age, Margate, Northdown, 101, 362; 104, 268, 269
Read (see also Reade; Rede; Reed; Reede; Reid) Conyers, William
Lambarde and Local Government, assessed,8
John (d.1847),245
Reade (see also Read; Rede; Reed; Reede;
Reid)
family,arms of,103, 256, 258
Richard (C17),32
Reader
Robert Daniel Pierce (d.1916),452
Samuel (C19), 204
Reading,Corp. G. (d.1914-18), 209
Reading Street see under Tenterden
Reay, Barry, The Last Rising of the Agricultural Labourers: Rural Life in Nineteenth Century England, reviewed,360-2
Record family,of Shoreham, 265
Reculver (Reicolvre; Reycolver), William of (Cl4),94, 13; 108
Reculver see under Herne
Redborne,Stephen (Cl6), 43
Rede (see also Read; Reade; Reed; Reede;
Reid), Sir Robert (C16),130
Redesdale,Lord (C19), 16
Redfern, E.H., on coins from
Rochester, 44-94, 54; 123-5
Wouldham, 93 [pg227]Redfield/Redfyld (parish unknown), lime from,99, 99, 30, 41
Redford,- (C18/19), 8
Redlands Pit see under Sevenoaks
Redman, William, Archdeacon (Cl6), 89, 188, 194
redoubt, Elizabethan, West Wickham, 97, 71, 72, 73-6
Redsell, - (Cl9),379
Redwood,John (Cl6),35
Reece, Richard, on coins from Bekesbourne Palace,57
Reed (see also Read; Reade; Rede; Reede; Reid), Redman (d.1745), 271-2
Reede (see also Read; Reade; Rede; Reed; Reid), - (Cl6), 68
Reedie, K. (see also Lloyd-Morgan, G. & Reedie K.)
Archaeological Notes from the Royal Museum,Canterbury,233-5 reports from Canterbury City Museums 92, 1978, 94, 256
1980 (illus.), 383-5
Reeve
family,manuscripts, 338
Jessie Dalby (d.1905),210
Robert Dalby (C19-20), 210
reformation, in Henrician Kent, 169-85
refugees,Dutch, 213-14
Reginald, Prior (Cl2), 393
Regnedi see Requedi
Reicolvre see Reculver
Reid (see also Read; Reade; Rede; Reed; Reede), James (C19), 7-105, 8, 35
Reittinge, Dr. Christopher (d.1612), 172
Relf family (Cl9),188-9
relics
from St. Augustine's crypt, 338-9 of
Kentish saints, 91, 15, 17-18; 3-101, 4, 16-19; 315-107, 16; 200
St. Anne, 203n
Remvant,Daniel (CJ 7),239
Rene (?Ryne),- (Cl6),99, 36, 42
Renham,John de,Prior (C16),55
Renn, D.F. see Gravett, K.W.E. & Renn, D.F.
Rennie
John snr. (d.1821),and
Canterbury canal, 235
Chatham dockyard, 107, 174, 176-82, 184, 186-7, 189-91
Sheerness dockyard, 264-101, 6, 270, 272
Sir John jnr. (Cl8-19),and
Chatham dockyard,180
Ramsgate harbour, 197n
Sheerness dockyard, 272
Renouf,Sir Frank (C20),189
Renwick, W.H. (Cl9), 3
Requedi (Regnedi),John (?Cl7), 72
Retford, Lord Robert de (C13-14), 162-3
Retling see Ratling
Retlyng see Ratling
Retlynge see Ratling
Retlynges see Ratling
Revenge (Cl6), 107, 165, 167
Revenge (Cl8),215
Reycolver see Reculver
Reygate,John de (Cl3), 68
Reynold
-& child (Cl8),15
Joan (Cl6), 159-100, 60, 163
Reynolds (see also Raynolds)
John Briggs (Cl8-19),219-21
Walter,Archbishop (C14)
Caldcote manor, grants to Christ
Church, 208
Chart Sutton, appropriates to Leeds priory,94, 97; 153
travels from Lambeth to Otford, 148
at Wingham,65
Rhee Wall, 47-99, 9, 51, 53-7; 99n;
Rhodes Minnis see under Lyminge
Ria,Ellis de (C12),47
Rice
Edward,Sheriff (C19),99
J.C. (Cl9),55n-6n
Rich (see also Riche)
Edmund,Archbishop (Cl2/13),260
Edward (Cl6), 104, 83, 86
Richaiun,Philip (Cl3),seal of,300
Richard
Kings of England
I, 23-39
II
butlers to, 152
carving of,185 [pg228]and Dover castle, 97, 105, 179-95 landholding and county politics under,100, 2 17-29
nurse to, 225
fortifies Sandwich, 200
Cson of Hlothere, 7, 101, 22
ClArchbishop, 2, 106, 83
Cl2/son of G. Urse,seal of,13, 103, 254
ClSt., Bishop of Chichester, 3, 95, 88-9
C!of East Ratling,3, 92, 53
ClAleric son of,seal of,3, 104, 363
Clson of Symon,seal of, 3, 96, 390
CI son ofWilliam, 3, 109, 32n
Richards
John(C17), 62
Mary (Cl8), m. Bartholomew Spaine, 209
Mary P., "Some Fifteenth-Century Calendars for Rochester Diocese", 71-85
N.G.(d.1916),454
Richardson
C.J.(?C20), transcripts, 340
Edward(Cl7),71
G.T. (C19-20), 65
George(Cl7 ofWrotham),269
George & wife(Cl7 ofWrotham),69
Mark(C17),70
Richard(Cl7-18),220
Richardun,Philip see Richaiun,Philip
Richborough see under Ash
Riche (see also Rich}, Sir Richard(Cl6), 59n
Richford (Rychefford), John (C15), 147n
Richmond (Rychmond)
-(Cl8), 65-6
George(Cl9),6
Paul(Ci6),239
Rickhill,William(Cl4),228
Ridbry,William & wife(Cl7),71
Riddell,B. see Bergess,W.,Riddell, B. & Whyman, J.
Riddler, Ian, on bone objects from Canterbury, 137-42
Ridgard, John (ed.), Medieval Framlingham, Select Documents 1270-1524, reviewed, 263-4
ridge and furrow
Kentish, 165-92, 6, 167, 168-9, 170, 171
Lydd,TheWicks,276
Ridgeway,George(C17), 81
Riding, Gypsy (C19),378
Ridley
Lancelot(Cl6), 101, 174, 178, 185
Nicholas, Bishop of Rochester &
London (Cl6), 101, 169, 172, 174-5, 177-8, 185
Roger, Mayor(C15), 158
Ridley see under Ash-cum-Ridley
Ridsdale, Revd. C.J. (Cl9-20), records, 346
Ridyard, C.N.(d.1914-18), 209
Rigby,Thomas & wife (Cl7), 284-5
Rigden (Rygdon; see also Baldock, Rigden & Co.)
Widow -(Cl8), 227
David(C18),238
George(C19), 27-8
John (Cl6), 41
John(Cl8), 223
John(Cl 9), 42
Joseph (Cl8), 225
William(C18), 238
Rigold,S.E.
"The Significance of Building 'A' at
Moat Farm,Leigh",177-81
"The Structure of the Bridge at a doublemoated site at Beckenham", 158-60
on an Anglo-Saxon coin from Rochester, 27
on St. Mary's, Ospringe, 95, 84, 86, 87-91, 107-17, 127-9, 153-4 excavations at
Canterbury,St. Augustine's, 344
Eynsford castle, reinterpreted, 105, 40, 42-8, 50-3
paper dedicated to, 137
reviews, 230-89, 1; 258-92, 9, 263-4;
229-30
obituary,9 frontispiece, 429-30
Riley,Mrs -(Cl9), 73 ring-ditches (see also barrows)
Bridge, 96, 151, 166-73, 180-2
Canterbury,226
Folkestone, 106, 5, I 0
Holborough,95
Lord of the Manor, 254-92, 5; 273
Margate
Half Mile Ride,104, 223, 232
Northdown [pg229]preliminary report, 361-2
excavation report (illus.), 237-89
Nonington,335n
Preston,95
Ramsgate see Lord of the Manor
Sarre,140
Thanet, 91, 204; 104, 333, 334, 335, 336, 338-9; 18
Wickhambreaux,91, 204; 335n
Ringley (Ryngley), Sir Edward (Cl6), [pg130]Ringlow hundred,93, 97, 241
Rings see under Wouldham
rings (see also chatelaines)
bronze age, copper alloy,Monkton, 109, 257, 258
Romano-British
copper alloy
Boxley,107, 400, 401
Canterbury,149
Sheerness, j93, 207, 207
gold
Canterbury,283
Otford, 106, 211, 212, 213, 214
Anglo-Saxon
copper alloy
Minster (in Thanet),102, 52, 5 4
Orpington,201
iron
Margate, 104, 227, 228
Sarre, 109, 146, 149
silver,Sarre, 105, 293, 295
Viking,gold,Canterbury,233-4
medieval
copper alloy,signet
Boughton Aluph, 362
Cliffe,262
Eynsford, 104, 360, 3 63
Sandling, 348
gold,Canterbury,286
silver
Cliffe,105, 306, 313
Snodland,104, 364, 366
medieval/post-medieval, copper alloy, Canterbury,103, 114, 1 15
undated, copper alloy, Margate, Northdown,104, 268, 2 69
Ringwould with Kingsdown
Ringwould
barrow,bronze age,89-90
clergy C16, 99, 41n riots
CiCanterbury, 8, 109, 202
Ci9
Dover, 145-6
swing
attacks on clergy,IOI recorded by Andrus, 89, 100, 376 as reflected in Maidstone Journal, 107, 89-106
Ripe see under Lydd
Ripple (see also under Hollingbourne), clergy C16, 93, 87n
Ritchie, W.F. & J.N.G., Celtic Warriors, reviewed, 286-7
Rithe,John (Cl?), 72
Ritlynge see Ratling under Aylesham River
chapel,records, 345
clergy C16, 93, 86n
Riverhead
Amherst family, 16
brewery,10
Cade House,survey, 366-96, 7; 246
Dibden, 284
flint,mesolithic, 108, 296, 297
Manor House,recording,247
parish records, 264
parish status, 26n
plans, 279
Rivet,A.L.F., reviews, 417-9 rivets see belt fittings
Rixe,John (C16), I13 road systems
on downland,51n; 89, 94, 235-6
in Kent C19, 98, 192, 193, 194, 195
effect of swine-pastures on, 92, 17, 18, 1 9 roads & trackways (see also A2; A
Army Street; coaching services; droveways; Dunstrete; Durolevum; ford; Half Mile Ride; highway districts; milestones; Pilgrims' Way; road systems; statute labour; Stone Street; toll gates & houses; turnpikes; Watling Street; Whiteway)
Aylesford, 89, 100, 133-4
Barham, 96, 136, 151
Beckenham,162
Benenden, 69-101, 73, 74, 75-6, 77, 78-80 [pg230]Brookland,99, 56
Canterbury
Romano-British, 100, 35, 40, 43, JSO, 50-2, 55
Archbishop's Palace, 230
Best Lane,96, 397; 294 Burgate,107, 101, 298; 161-106, 2, 164 castle, 93, 2 I 3
Castle Street, 92, 238, 239; 94, 275;
Christ Church, 398
High Street,132
Linden Grove,134
Marlowe Avenue, 285-97, 6; 238
Marlowe car park, 268-95, 9; 403-5
Mercery Lane,103, 221; 290
Poor Priests' hospital,216
Queen's Avenue,292
St. Augustine's, 102, 238; 103, 82, 86
St. Dunstan's,284-101, 5; 270-4
St. George's church,317
St. John's Lane, 99, 238, 239
St. Radigund's Street, 305-104, 8, 331
Stour Street, 96, 407; 279-97, 80; 102, 241; 103, 213; 301-2
Wincheap,321
Romano-British/Anglo-Saxon
Church Lane, 278-9
Marlowe theatre,226-7
Anglo-Saxon
Linacre Garden,266
St. Martin's Heights,136
St. Martin's Hill, 102, 235; 104, 124, 126, 130, 132-3, 138-9, 203
St. Radigund's Street, 308
Anglo-Saxon/medieval
Beer Cart Lane, 271
Burgate,164-5
Christ Church, 217
Pound Lane,216
St. George's Street,225
medieval
Marlowe car park, 270
St. Martin's Hill, 137
Watling Street,273
medieval/post-medieval, Greyfriars, 107, 291, 293
post-medieval,pavement commissioners, 172-102, 5, 178-87, 190-1; 221-105, 6, 232, 241-2
Capel 62
Darenth,305-96, 6; 97, 163, 165-6
Dover, 299
Eastry, 111-94, 16, 117-18, 119-26
Faversham, 119
Frogholt, 185
Godmersham, 203
Guston,208
Higham,123-4
Highstead, 238
Ickham, 190
Maidstone,104-109, 5, 106
St. Mary Cray,217
Sandwich-Wootton, 111-94, 16, 117-18, 119-26
Sevenoaks-Tonbridge, 225
Staplehurst-Stile Bridge,230
Thurnham, 144
Wingham,97-8
Wootton-Sandwich, 111-94, 16, 117-18, 119-26
Wrotham-Weald,19n
Roake,M. & Whyman J.
Essays in Kentish History, reviewed/- assessed, 232-89, 3; 12
Studies in Modern Kentish History, assessed,12
Roberts
family, of Glassenbury, 100, 240; 77
- (C I 6/17),230
Edmund K. (C20),145
Elizabeth (C18),224-5
Elizabeth Joanna (C 18), m. George Gipps,73
Sir Thomas (C I 6 of Cranbrook), 253
Thomas (Cl6 ofTicehurst),161
Sir Thomas (Cl8),155
William (?Cl8), 226
Robertsbridge (Ponte Roberti), William de
(Cl4), 108
Robertsbridge (E. Sussex) abbey, 35-101, 6; 253
coaching services C I 9, 98, 198-9, 204
development of, 63-4
Robertson,Canon Scott (Cl9), 49
Robins,T.S. (Cl 9),381
Robinson
Alice see Williams
Charles M.P. (Cl8),227
Charles (C I 8 of Canterbury),235 [pg231]Eliza (Cl7),109, 94, 70
Henry (Cl7),charity of,211-12
James (Cl8),209
James (Cl9),197
John (C17),190-1
T. (Cl9 of Dover), 133
Thomas (Cl6),188
Thomas (C18), 94, 7; 68-95, 71; 2-96, 3, 8, 11
Robson,- (archivist),71
Robus,G.F. (d.1916),452
Rochester
archaeological reports
1975, 211-12
1976, 252-4
Bishops of (see also Aelfstan; Arnost; Ascelin; Benedict of Sawston; Beornmod; Buhric; Canterbury, John of; Claughton; Ealdwulf; Ernulf; Freke, Edmund; Glanville, Gilbert; Godwine; Gundulf; Hethe, Hamo de; lthamar; Justus; Kemp, John; Lowe, John; Murray, George; Paulinus; Putta; Ralph; Romanus; St. Martin, Lawrence of; Scary, John; Seez, John of; Sheppey, John de; Siweard; Waleran; Walkelin; Walter)
and St. Martin's,Canterbury, 206-7 Bishop's Palace excavations
1976, 253
postion of, 187
remains of,18-103, 19, 22 watching brief,109, 318
Boley Hill,94, 29, 32, 39; 21n Borstal
church, 49
coins,Celtic,367
manor, 49
parish records,260
bridge
rebuilt C14, 103, 10
storm damage 1836, 377
Bridge chapel, 211
Bridge estates, 73 castle
constables, 8-9
and defences,103, 6, 8-9, 16, 22-3, 26 excavations 1976 (illus.), 92, 253-4; 27-60
Hasted,sketched by,243
Master of Works C14, 107, 202 priory,relation to, 91, 54--5; 186 cathedral see St. Andrew's census,religious 100, 1851, 100, 400-5, 408, 420-1
chantry,John de Sheppey's,58 chapels (see also churches; synagogue),
High Street methodist, records, 318
churches (see also under Borstal;
Strood; see also chapels, synagogue; St. Andrew's)
Anglo-Saxon, 35
Bridge chapel, 211
St. Margaret's
census 1851, 100, 408, 420
and St. Andrew's priory,49-51
St. Nicholas'
building of,91, 57; 96
census 1851, 420
gravestone, 187-91, 8, I 89, 190
recorded by Griffiths 1841, 120n,122
clay pipemakers (see also clay pipe workshop under George Lane) 233-95, 4, 238-40; 368-96, 9, 383
coaching services CI9, 98, 194, 198-200, 203, 207-9, 211-12
Corporation Street, excavations 1975, 211-91, 12; 252-3
Crown Inn, 98, 176; 222
Deanery Garden excavations,
reconsidered, 1-103, 5, 10-19, 22-6
Deanery Gate,excavations,205-6 deeds, 89, 105, 255 defences see walls diocese of
Anglo-Saxon, 99, 5, 11, 14-16, 19;
103-4
Augustinian calendars,71-85
Black Death,14
Church of England Men's Society, records, 256
Girls' Friendly Society, records, 316
parochial libraries,165 population 99, 1676, 94, 66
Duke's Head,145
Eagle Inn,132n
Eastgate (see also museum), 9-10 [pg232]fort Clarence,103, 96, 414
Frindsbury (see also Frindsbury Extra)
Black Death,14
church, and Rochester priory, 91, 49;
Clare lands, 125
manor, 49-91, 50, 52; 146n, 92, 147, 151
Neel properties, 151
de Ores estates, 146n
tithe survey, 111
fuller's earth trade, 74-9
The George, 97, 101; 107, 219, 222
George Lane
clay pipe workshop,91, 212; 132-3
excavations
interim report,211-12
report (illus.), 99-136
George Vaults Inn see The George
High Street
No. metalworker's die, Anglo- Saxon,30, 104, 4, 6-7
No. excavations, medieval
undercroft (illus.), 207-24
No. post-medieval pottery, 50, 99, 262-3, 264-6
Nos. 50-excavations
interim report, 253
report (illus.), 41-50
hospitals see under Strood
ironwork, decorative, 92, 73, 74, 77-8, 80, 81
map-makers C17, 109, 73-7
markets
Romano-British,37
post-medieval,74
Medway crossings, 91-89, 2, 100; 92, 126; 249-54
Minor Canon Row, 187
mint, Anglo-Saxon,59
mortar,medieval, 93, 209, 210
Museum
Hasted documents,97, 236; 167-8
pottery collections, 199-201
non-conformity (see also chapels)
Cl7, 99, 189
1851, 100, 401, 403-5, 408, 421
Northgate
excavations
interim report,211
report (illus. ),95-97, 9, 108-36
Friends Meeting House, excavations, 261-103, 2; 387
Old Deanery,excavations,265-6
Prier's Gate House,excavations
interim report,253
report (illus.), 19-36
priory see St. Andrew's
Rings Manor & Farm see under Wouldham
Rokesle property,92, 148, 154
Rural Deanery,records,268
St. Andrew's (see also Prier's Gate House)
alterations C!architect,8, 100, 361
Bromley charters,179-85
buildings & topography, 171-100, 2, 185-6, /186, 187-8
lay cemetery,excavations (illus.), 91-151
census 1851, 420
and city defences, 5-103, 13, 15-18, 21-26
demolition rubble,206
estates & possessions (see also Bromley charters)
Anglo-Saxon,5-99, 6, 10-12, 14 bequeathed by Robert Belknap 1376, 92, 151
post-dissolution,55-97, 6, 59 by place
Bromley,181
Fawkham,181
Frindsbury, I 07
Haddenham, 23n
Hartlip, 7
Stone,312
Strood,I 07
excavations,Old Deanery, 265-6 history of C7-C102, 16, 91, 47-60 nave,building sequence,102, 149-70
Prier's House,188
recorded by Griffiths 1841, 120n
Sacrist's checker area, observations, 107, 390, 391, 392-4
St. John's chapel, floor tiles C13, 109, 318-19
St. Nicholas' altar, 91, 50, 56; 94, 14; 188n;100, 102, 154; 96
south door porch, excavations, 102, 257, 258-60, 261
west front (illus.), 139-99, 58; 27n
interior of (illus.), 27-43
St. Justus' parish,records, 325
St. Margaret's manor,49 [pg233]St. Margaret's parish (see also St. Margaret's under churches), map C91, 16, 108, 250n
Si. Margaret's Street
medieval Islamic brass, 97, 296, 2 97, 298
St. Nicholas' parish (see also St. Nicholas' under churches) cemetery, 96 registers,108, 101, 334
schools (see also under Strood) grammar school,24
Williamson Mathematical, 65-109, 6, 74
shipbuilding Cl 9, 94, 217, 230 shipping records Cl 9, 108, 78
sieges, 91, 55; 92, 254; 94, 27, 29n, 37-9; 96, 124; 103, 6, 23, 26
Soup,Bread & Coal Society,95 Strood
Britons encamped at,Cl,126
Brompton Farm
bowl, silver-inlaid, Romano-British, 380
pottery,Romano-British, 379-80 "causeway", second thoughts on (illus. ), 96, 94, 249-54
church
census 1851, 240
granted to priory,107
clay pipemakers, 238-95, 40; 368 coaching services C96, 19, 98, 195, 198-200, 202-3, 211
deeds,255
hospitals
St. Mary's
excavations, 253
founded, 51-2
lay out, 95, 86, 104; 187-9 masters
C14, 107, 202
C16, 91, 59
tiles, 92
St. Nicholas',records, 72
North Street,excavations,219 pottery,Anglo-Saxon,89, 89, 76 registrar, reports on malaria 1857, 95, 263
Rural Deanery,records,318
St. Mary's parish,records, 323
St. Nicholas' parish,records, 323 school,St. Mary's,records,101, 105, 267
Temple Manor, 93, 222; 94, 90; 222
turnpike trust,100, 351, 359, 361, 368;
Strood Water Co.,records, 332 synagogue,census 101, 1851, 100, 421 tithes, 89, 102
Training course in Romano-British archaeology 1975, 202
turnpike trusts,348n,349-100, 50, 351n, 357, 358n,363, 369
walls (see also Eastgate) excavations
1974-5
interim report, 211-12
(illus.), 95-136
1976, 30-94, 1, 37-9, ff60 1976-7, 95, 19, 20, f20, 21, 23, 25
southern,reconsidered (illus.), 1-26 watching briefs
1983, 266
1991, 318
Watling Street,observed, 379
witchcraft trial C16, 95, 43
Rodmersham
Highsted, Belgic/Romano-British
cemeteries, 94, 267; 368
Hospitallers properties,lln
Rods,Richard (Cl 7), 75
Rodwell, K.A., The Prehistoric and Roman Settlement at Kelvedon, Essex, reviewed, 437-8
Roe
D.
"Three Lower Palaeolithic Handaxes from Rough Common,
Canterbury" (illus.), 158-65
study of Fordwich Handaxes,
reconsidered, 86-90
J. (Cl8), 102, 29, 35
Roger
C12-Abbotl,13, 100, 180
CAbbot II,13, 100, 180, 340, 343
John (C14/15), 22
Rogers
Dorothy (Cl7),68
John (C16 cleric),174
John (C16 labourer),42
Nicholas, "Nicholas Charles's Notes on
Cudham and Downe", 109-14
Richard, Dean & Bishop of Dover (Cl6), 89, 173, 185-6, 188, 194; 93, 84, 89n [pg234]Robert(Cl 7),109, 77
William & wife (C17),70
Woodes(C17-18),218
Rokeby,Ralph(d.1596),5
Rokele
family,arms of,105, 201, 210
Maud (C13/14),m. Sir Maurice le Brun, 201
Philip de la(Cl3/14),201
Rokesle
Gregory de(d. 1291),92, 148, 151, 154
John(C14),151
Roland,Capt. John(Cl7-18),215
Rolfe
Thomas(C18),224
William (Cl8),72
William(Cl9), 100, 132, 140, 144-6, 149
Rollason, D.W., "The Date of the Parish Boundary of Minster-in-Thanet" (illus.), 7-17
Rolvenden
Allarde bequest,230
church (see also clergy), Gybbon-
Monypenny pew, 39
clergy Cl 6, 93, 89
deeds,329
Hole,Gibbon family,255
marshes,109-10
Maytham, flooding, 99-102, 100, 104, 107-8
moated sites
Halden Place,222
Lowden Manor,222
Newbrook, 107
parish records,264
population C16, 100, 235, 237, 238n, 245n,247n,257
turnpike trusts,100, 346, 349, 366
Westbrook, 107
Rolvenden hundred,boundary stone, 69
Roman Catholicism
C16
Marian commission, 184 prophesying movement, 89, 93, 81-90 1572-1603, Ecclesiastical Commission, 89, 183-97
CCompton census,17, 94, 61-73
C19
inGravesend,20-4
religious census 1851, 100, 401, 406-7, 411, 413, 415-16, 419-20, 422-3
Romanus,Bishop of Rochester(C6/7),91, 47; 102, 74, 77
Romer,John(C17-18), 156-8
Romilly,Sir Samuel(C18-19), 204
Romney,Lords of
estates,108, 244; 95
-(C17/18),167
Romney see New Romney; Old Romney;
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh (see also individual parishes)
churches
building of in the later middle ages (illus.), 253-65
recorded
in Domesday,58
byGlynne,125
described by Hasted,251
development of post 1066, 34-107, 8, 42, 44-50
drainage C14, 102, 109-I 0
farm accounts,335
hone,medieval,89, 209, 210
land reclamation reconsidered (illus.), 47-58
land sold to Archbishop Wulfred 811 A.D.,87
land units,medieval, 36
lands belonging to
Aldington manor, 36
Chartham manor,101, 220, 221
Dover,Maison Dieu,262
Lyminge abbey,30
Minster abbey,30
Wye school,223
malaria,255-95, 6, 260
maps,99, 53; 109, 68, 70, 76-7, 79
pasturalism,20
Plummer estate, 79
rental Cl4, 101, 335
Rural District Council, records, [pg272]sea defences,105, 102, 105-6
tithe maps,111
Romney Street see under Shoreham
Roodes,Richard(C17),78
roof finial, medieval, Snargate, 3 J 105, 8, 319-20
Rooke
Mrs -(C16),55
Margery (C16),55
Thomas(C16),55
Sir William (fl. post C16),37n [pg235]Roome, K.M. (see also Morris, I.E. & Roome, K.M.), "Memorial to Lady Austen in Bexley Church" (illus.),99, 108, 29-33
Roos family,land holdings C15, 100, 219
Roose see Rose
Roosevelt,Eleanor(C20), 33
Roots(Ruts),John(Cl9), 20 rope making
Canterbury, 104, 126, 209; 167
Chatham,97, 79, 94
Roper
family, 360
-(Cl6), 125n
Anne,obituary, 414-5
John(d.1524),108, 163, 180
Margaret see More
Margery see Tattersall
William (C16), 141n, 93, 142; I 106, 11;
107, 362; 180-2
Ros
family,arms of,388
Laura de (C I3), m. William de Faukeham; Roger de Kirby, 94, 9; 387
Ralph de,Prior(C12), 91, 51; 17
Rosaro, Martha (Cl8), m. Cornelius
Kettle, 12
Rose(Rose; Roos; Roose)
-,Bishop of Dover(C20),99, 46; 212
Clement(Cl6), 35
Goody(C16),32n
Alderman Gregory(Cl6), 32
H.& E.(architects), 24n
Rosher
family, 24n
-(C19),100, 319, 321
Ross
Alfred John(d.1973),206
Seamus, on an Anglo-Saxon pin from Canterbury, 114
Ross,Bishop of(Cl4),171
Rosseter, J.B., "The Font at the Church of St. Clement, Sandwich, and the Hallum-Berney Problem" (illus.), 127-40
Rothe, Elizabeth (C16), m. Warham St. Leger,91, 114, 116
Rother
levels, maps, 109, 69, 71
river,course of, 34--5
valley, drainage up to 1600 (il/us.), 95-110
Rotherfield(E. Sussex),50
Rotherhithe (G. London) see under Southwark
Rouch,C.(d.1855),26
Rough,Daniel(C14),20
Rough Common see under St. Cosmus & St. Damian in the Blean
Round,Horace(C20), 67 round-shot,98, 93, 169
Rounden see Rolvenden
Rous see under Trottiscliffe
Rouse
Charles Petman(C18-19), 240
Stephen(C18-19),diaries,328
Routledge, Canon C.F. (C19-20), 331-100, 2, 337-8, 342-3
Rouyndenne, 107
Rowe
Dr. Arthur (C19-20), 219-104, 22, 224--6, 230-1, 234-6, 335
Daniel(Cl4),259
Revd. T.B.(C19), 67
rowels see spurs
Rowett,John& family (C17),288
Rowland, -& Mrs-(Cl9), 74
Rowley,W.(C17),80-2
Rowling, James(Cl8),224
Royal Commission on the Defence of the United Kingdom,162-4
Royal Engineers, 23rd signals, memorial, 209-10
Royal Exchange Assurance, records, 254
Royal Insurance Co.,records,331-2
Royal Mail, coach services, 98, 193, 195, 197, 199-200, 203-4, 208
Royal Military Canal, 97, 3, 6; 100, 167; 235
Royal Navy,shipbuilding for at Sandwich, 195-230
Royal Oak, 80
Royal Sovereign, 96, 190, 208n
Royalist, 94, 195, 209-12, 229
Roydon, Thomas(C16),93, 130, 142
Royle,Alderman Joseph, Mayor(fl.1792), 229-105, 30; 109, 205, 228, 235-6, 238
Roys,Clson of William, 3, 109, 37n
Royston,Richard(Cl 7), 104
Royton see under Lenham
Ruckinge
clergy
CIS,23 [pg236]C96, 16, 93, 82, 90
field-walking finds, 372
Robert de Harnhelle of,20
manor,38
minster, 35n
parish records, 264
Ruddy,John(C18),235
Ruderman, A. & Filmer, R., Ashford: A Pictorial History, reviewed, 365-6
Rudling,D. see Drewett,P.,Rudling,D. & Gardiner,M.
Rudyard, Major-General - (C18-19), 269
Rufford,Titus(C18},223
Ruffun(Ruffunus},William(C13),seal of, 378
Rugg
-(Cl8), 36
J.(C19}, 98, 175; 303
John Salmon (Cl9), 142
Robert (Cl9), 168-98, 75; 100, 303;
Rule, Sir William (Cl8-19), 94, 209, 217-18, 229
Ruming,Thomas & wife(Cl7), 70
Rundle,Sir Leslie(Cl9-20),448 Rusham
Roger of(Cl3),31n
Simpson of(CI 3),31 n
Rushbourne see under Hoath
Rushworth,John(C17),97, 211, 213, 215, 217, 219-20
Russell
-(C18}, 109
Master -(CI 9),380
-(C19), 375
George(Cl7-J8), 104, 375; 109, 66, 68, ff72, 74, 80
Henry(C18), 30-1
Israel(C18), 31
Jane(d.1914),35
Lord John(C19),101-2
Mary (C17),71
William(Cl8),347
William(d.1920), 35
Rust, -(C18),183
Rusthall see under Tunbridge Wells
Rutland
Duke - of(fl.1805),21
Earl Edward (Cl4), 100, 227; 193-4
Rutley,S.(C19), 245
Ruts see Roots
Ruxley(G. London) see under Bromley
Ruyter, -de(Cl7),251
Ryarsh,Mr Aisher of,22
Rychefford see Richford
Rychmond see Richmond
Ryder, Capt. Richard (Cl7-18), 95, 214, 218
Rye,John(Cl8), 226
Rye (E. Sussex)
castle, 243
Ecclesiastical Commission, 186
Ryege,Richard & wives(?Cl5),172
Rygdon see Rigden
Ryne(?Rene),John(C16),99, 36, 42
Ryngley see Ringley
s
Sabulovicum (see also Sandwich), 189
Sackett,John (Cl7/18), 98, 69, 72
Sackville(Sacville)
family
and Curteis family,3-4
heraldic glass, 91, 3, 6- 12
_,4th Earl(d.1677), 11
_,Duchess of,(fl.1800),6-7
Andrew(d. 1296), 8
Sir Andrew(Cl4),8-9
Anne(wife of John) see Boleyn
Anne (wife of Richard, 3rd Earl) see Clifford
Catherine see Browne
Cecily see Baker
Christopher(Cl6),8
Clare see Hastings
Clementine see Vere
Constance (wife of Christopher) see Culpeper
Constance(wife of Jeffrey) see Brooke
Sir Edward(d.1459), 8
Ela see Dean
Ermyntrude see Malyns
Frances see Cranfield
Lord George, later Lord Germain (C18),
348-9
Herbrand(C11), I 0
Humphrey(Cl5),8
Isabel see Digges
Sir Jeffrey(C13), 9
Joan(1st wife of Sir Andrew) see Beach
Joan (2nd wife of Sir Andrew) see Mortimer [pg237]Sir John M.P. (C15/16),7-8
Jordan (Cll/12),9
Sir Jordan (d.1208),9
Jordan de (d.1272),8-9
Laetitia see Woodville
Lionel Cranfield, 1st Duke of Dorset ( 1688-1765), 1O; 91, 98, 69; 3-4
Margaret (wife of Edward) see Wakehurst
Margaret (wife of Jordan) see Aguillon
Margaret (wife of Robert, 2nd Earl) see Howard
Margaret (wife of Thomas) see Dallingridge
Mary see Curzon
Maud see Normanville
Sir Richard (d.1566), 91, 7; 116n, 102, 117, 121-4
Sir Richard, 3rd Earl of Dorset (C17), 6
Richard,5th Earl of Dorset (d.1677),91, 11; 100, 290; 3
Sir Robert de (Cl l/12),9 10
Robert (Cl 1/12 father of Jordan),9
Robert,2nd Earl of Dorset (C17), 6
Sir Thomas (d.1432),8-9
Sir Thomas,Lord Buckhurst & 1st Earl of Dorset (C16-17), 91, 3, 6-7
William (Cl3 father of Jordan),8
William (Cl3 son of Jordan), 9
Winifred see Bruges
Sackville Bale,Revd. - (Cl8), 4
Sackville hospital see under East Grinstead
Sacree,Nurse - (Cl 9),77n
Sacville see Sackville
Saddington
J. (d.1916),452
Sadler, A.G., The Indents of Lost Monumental Brasses in Kent - Parts I and II, reviewed, 260-1
Saebbe,K ing (C7),9 8
Saeberht (C9),moneyer,287
Saffrey,Jane (C17),m. Andrew Hills, 94, 196, ff230
Sainsbury,Major J.D. (C19-20),436n
St. Cosmus & St. Damian in the Blean chapel,records, 258 church (see also chapel;clergy)
architectural notes, 109, 116, 117, 118-19
recorded by Griffiths 1845, 120n, 121
clergy C16, 101, 180
moated sites (see also Moat House under Rough Common)
Amery Court,220
Butler's Court,220
Roper family property,163
Rough Common
Moat House,93, 217, 220; 156-8
swing riots, 96
turnpike, 348
St. George, 217
St. John's see under Sutton-at-Hone & Hawley
St, John's in Thanet see Margate
St. Joseph, 218
St. Leger (Sentleger)
family
arms of,112
history,111-91, 3, 1 14, 115-7
as J.P.'s,131n
land holdings C15, 100, 220
Agnes see Warham
Ann see Butler
Anne (Cl 5), m. George Manners, 91, 112, 114
Anne (d.1631),m. Thomas Digges, 114
Anne (wife of Ralph) see Prophete
Anne (wife of Thomas) see York
Sir Anthony, Sheriff (1496-1559), 91, 111, 113-6; 129n,93, 130, 135n; 97, 62, 64-5, 67n;99, 115
Sir Anthony (C16-17 Master of the Rolls in Ireland), 114
Sir Anthony (C16/17 son of Sir Warham), 91, 114, 116
Sir Anthony (d.1680),114
Sir Anthony (C17 of Wierton &
Bobbing), 114
Sir Arnold (C14),91, 111, 114
Arthur, Prior (d.1569), 113-91, 4; 94, 97; 101, 173, 175, 177
Arthur, 1st Viscount Doneraile (d.1727), 114
Bartholomew (Cl5),114
Blanche see Fitzwalter
Edward (Cl6),114
Elizabeth (d.1685), m. Murrough O'Brien,91, 114, 117
Elizabeth (wife of Ralph) see Hawte [pg238]Elizabeth(wife of Warham) see Rothe Geoffrey, Bishop of Ossory (C13), 112
Sir George(C!S/16),113-4
Gertrude see Vries
Isabel see Keys
Sir James(d.1509), 113-4
Joan (C14/15), m. Henry Aucher, 114
Sir John,Sheriff(d.1442), 91, 112, 114
Sir John(Cl6), 113
John(d.1696),91, 114, 117
Juliana see Potyn
Margery see Donnett
Mary(wife of Anthony) see Scott
Mary (wife of Anthony, widow of
Conyers Clifford) see Southwell
Mary(wife of John) see Chichester
Nicholas(C16),186-7
Radulph(Cl2),Ill
Sir Ralph(Cl3/14), 111
RalphM.P.(C!4), 91, 111, 114
Ralph(d.1470),91, 112, 114
Ralph,Sheriff,(C15-16),113-4
Sir Robert(Cl!),Ill
Robert(C16),114
Thomas(d.1408),Ill,114
Sir Thomas(d.1483),91, 112, 114
Thomasin see Heath
Ursula see Neville
Sir Warham, Sheriff (1525-97), 89, 36; 114-7
SirWarham(d.1599),91, 114, 116
SirWarham(d.1631),91, 114, 116-7
William(Cl6),91, 114, 116
SirWilliamM.P.(d.1642),91, 114, 116-7
Sir William(d.1644), 91, 114, II7
St.Margaret's at Cliffe
clergy C!6, 93, 87n
West Cliffe,Gibbon family,255
St. Martin, Lawrence of, Bishop of Rochester(Cl3),57
St.Martin's hundred, 50
St. Mary Cray (G. London) see under Bromley
St.Mary Hoo
handaxe,Acheulian, 260
malaria,262-3
palaeolithic artefacts (see also handaxe), 41-101, 7, 48, 49, 50, 51-5
St.Mary-in-the-Marsh
church (see also under Hope), }107, 254, 256, 259, 262
deserted medieval village?, 374 field-walking finds, 104, 104, 374
Hope
belt chapes,medieval,109, 343, 347 church,107, }254, 256-7, 263
coin,Roman, 342
harness pendant, medieval, 109, 345, 347
pastry cutter Cl7, 109, 345, 349
seal matrix,medieval, 109, 343, 347 strap end,Anglo-Saxon, 109, 343, 3 44
St. Mary's Bay, drainage accounts, 272
St.Maur family, 29
St. Mere-Eglise,William of, Bishop of London(C12), 26n, 101, 27, 2932, 34-7, 39
St.Mildred's Bay see underM argate
St. Nicholas atWade
barrow,bronze age,421
The Bell,96, 202, 211-12
Belle Isle,Romano-British site,337 bronze age settlement, 104, 109, 262
Chillenden murder, 60-1 church,109, 95, 15; 186n,96, 202, 212
Coldharbour bronze age inter-tidal site, 276
St. Nicholas Court Farm, Romano- British site,107, 421; 271 salt mounds, Thanet Way Roadworks, 108, 107, 336, 337, 421
Shuart
cremation,Romano-British,201 hoard, bronze age, 106, 106, 201-2, 203, 204
Thackwell family,53
tithe survey,117
visited by Charles Roach Smith c.! 836, 149
St. Paul's Cray (G. London) see under Bromley
St. Peters see Broadstairs & St. Peters saints (see also individual saints by name) feasts (see also calendars, Augustinian), 76-7
Kentish royal, 15-91, 27; 99, 6; 1-101, 22; 92
Salehurst(E. Sussex), I10
Saleme,John jnr.(C14),22
Salisbury (see also Sarisbury)
Earls of see M ontacute family
Robert(Cl6), 60
Salmestone see under Margate [pg239]Salmon (see also Sammon; Samon)
Elizabeth (C I 7), 73
Henry (C17),73
salt (see also salt houses; salt marshes; salt works), importance of, 43-4
salt houses,107, 20, 43
salt marshes,reclamation of, 121
salt panning see salt works
salt works (see also briquetage)
Romano-British
Cliffe,91, 208; 96, 380; 376-7
Cooling,380-1
Dymchurch,52
Eastchurch,168
High Halstow, 89, 219; 96, 382; 279
Iwade, Funton Creek, 101, 165, 166-f166, 167-8
Upchurch, 30
Anglo-Saxon
Romney Marsh, 36
West Hythe, 107, 36, 43
medieval, 125
Bilsington,37
Broomhill (E. Sussex), 44
Chislet, 43
Cliffe, 380
Eastbridge, 99, 50; 44
Hythe,50
Langport,44
Newchurch, 44
Old Romney,19
Romney Marsh,44
St. Nicholas at Wade,336-107, 7, 421
Sarre,44
Stourmouth, 44
post-medieval, Stonar, 96, 203; 80
undated, Lydd, 276
Salter,William (Cl6), 182
Salters Heath see under Chevening
Saltwood
Brockhill, 188
castle, 96, 120, 123
clergy C18, 99, 169n
Gipps family,72
land holders Cl 4, 100, 223
manor,107, 31; 37
Montfort family seat, 44
Pedlinge (Peddinge), 64
Samford family,arms of, 11
Samfory,Revd. William (C18), 197
Sammon (see also Salmon; Samon), William (Cl8),233
Samon (see also Salmon; Sammon)
Henry (d.1612), 109, 54, 59
Sara (C17), 109, 54, 59
Sampson,Henry (C18),225
Samson
carving of, 94, 76, 85
P. Ltd. (Cliftonville), records, 271
Sanders,Charles (C19), 186
Sanderson
Edward (Cl8),202
Revd. William (Cl8),372
Sandes family, 131n
Sandford
Canon Charles Waldegrave (C19), 68
George (C20), 35
William (C16), 172
Sandgate see under Folkestone
Sandhurst
Angel Inn, meeting to establish a turnpike trust,346
flooding C17, 102, 104
Nash family,188
Pierse family,109, 72, 79
population C16, 100, 235, 238n,257
Selbrittenden
Eselinge lands,107
hundred, 101, 69; 49
tides reach,100
wharf, Romano-British, 80
Sandling see under Boxley
Sandman,Martha (Cl8),223
Sandown see under Deal; Sandwich
Sandown Brickfields Co., 88
Sands
Capt. George (C16), 151
William E., Memoirs, reviewed, 220-2
Sandway,Mrs - (C18),223
Sandway see under Lenham
Sandwich
Earl - of (C18),94, 200, 202
William (see also Gardiner, William), (C16),50
Sandwich
The Arsenal, 200
barbican, 200
bee boles, 106, 115, 127
Bell & Anchor,215
boom, 200
borough of,records,318
bridge 1706, 153-5 [pg240]British Telecom cable, watching brief, 94, 107, 340, 341
building, Romano-British, excavations, 191-94, 2, 1 93, 194, !195
buildings survey see history & buildings survey
Burton's chantry. 208
The Butchery,medieval house, 209 castle
excavations,99, 237, 243, 244, 245-7
history of, 199
Cattle Market
bee boles, 127
medieval houses, 209
The Chain, 209
chantries, 91, 87; 193-100, 4, 195, 197, 208, 210
chapels
methodist,records,3 I101, 8, 345
St. Bartholomew's hospital,98, 185, 186
Strand Street, 117
Christ Church properties,23
Church Street
bee boles, 127
tudor houses,100, 213, 2 14
churches (see also chapels; preaching)
St. Clement's
clergy C16, 93, 87n
font, 103, 127, 128-9, 130-40; 384-6
Hills family buried at,94, 195, 208
recorded by Griffiths 1840, 103, 12011, 123-4
tower, 192-3
St. Mary's
chantry,197
clergy C I6, 93, 87n described, 100, 192-3 prophesying C16, 93, 86
recorded by Griffiths 1840, 120n,125
St. Peter's
chantry,91, 87; 210
clergy C16, 93, 8811
Priest House, 100, 210, 211
rectory, 209
Town Court, 209
cloth industry, 214
coaching services C I9, 98, 194, I 97, 201, 203, 205, 207, 212
Court Halls, 209-100, 10, 213
Cramond House, bee boles, 106, 115, 127
"Customal',209
customs. 181-2
Customs House,216
deanery. prophesying movement, 81-93, 3, 85-6
deeds, 255
defences, I99-200
watching brief,340-1
Fisher Street,213
French raid 1457, 211-100, 13; 136
French sack 1216, 194
grammar school, 91, 6; 87n; 93, 108, 173
Guildcount Lane,bee boles, 127
Guildhall,210
harbour (see also Sandwich Harbour Co.), I9 I. 198-9
Harnet Street
bee boles,127
"The Haven", 100, 196, I97-8
High Street,Pelican House, 200
Historic Haven, assessed, 5
history of & buildings survey (il/us. ).
189-216
hospital of St. Bartholomew
chapel. 98, 185, 186
founded,194
ironwork,decorative,97-8
King Street
"Dutch House", 215
Green Dragon Inn, 208
medieval houses, 209
manor
manorial records, 10 I,335
value in Cl I,31
map 1615, 67
market, 75
Market Street
medieval houses, 208
stone house, 196
"Mastez" (Sand Downs), 209
mayor C14-15, 104, 385
The Mermaid, 209
Moat Sole,bee boles,127
non-conformity (see also chapels), 99, 18411, 185
Old Jail. 210
pavement commissioners. 183
pier, 222
plague Cl7, 109, 60
poll books,336
Potter Street, medieval house, 208
preaching Cl6, 101, 172 [pg241]prison (see also Old Jail),108, 87 quay see harbour
Quay Lane,undercroft window,197 recorded by ThomasLott 100, 1815, 107, 80 RedLyon,96, 203, 212
St. Clement's parish, 195-94, 6; 100, 192, 213
St. Mary's parish,100, 192, 213
St. Peter's parish, 100, 191; 270
St. Peter's Street
Court Hall,100, 210, 213
Hadley House,100, 215, 216
medieval houses,209
Norman building,195
St. Thomas House, hospice, 100, 196, 213
St. Wilfrid lands at, 100, 189; 7-8
Sandown,brickworks,171-2
Sandown Gate, excavations, 94, 153, 154-5, Jl94
school see grammar school
School House, bee boles,127 shipbuilding C106, 18, 94, 195-230 shipping records, 108, 77-8 smuggling, 100, 215-16
Stonar
French burn C14, 105, 188-9
manor,330
as rival to Sandwich,27
salt works,96, 203; 80
tithes, 102
Stone House, I 96-7
storm 1287, 199
Strand Street
The Admiral Owen,208
Bay Hall, 199
bee boles,127
cellar chapel,117
High Hall houses,208
The King's Lodging (St. Ninian's; The
Old House),205-100, 7, 208
TheLong House,100, 198, 199
medieval buildings, 100, 195, 202-4, 203--4, 208
Norman walling,197
Packer's House,199
The Pilgrims',203
swing riots,102
theatre,200
Three Kings Yard, merchant's house/chantry,193--100, 4, I 95
timber merchant, 219-20
tithe survey,339
trackway to Geddinge, 94, 111, 118, 124-5
trade (see also shipping),C13, 93, 25-31 turnpike trusts, 100, 346, 358-9, 368-9;
wic, 103, 87; 203
Sandwich Harbour Co., 236n
Sandys
family,arms of, 113
Anne (Cl 5/l6), m. Sir Richard Weston, 113
Col. Edwyn (Cl7),91, 102; 6
Sankey
- (Cl8),235
Widow -(Cl8), 230
Herbert Tritton (Cl9), 208
John (Cl8),225
John (C 19), 64
William (Cl8),230
Sappington see under Petham
Sapyngton see Sappington under Petham
Saravia,Hadrian de (d.1612),109, 11, 22
Sarazin,General - (Cl9), 143
Sargeant
Widow - (C17),70
John (Cl7),70
Mary (Cl 7),70
Sarisbury, John de, Prior (d. 1446), 89, 171; 9
Sarre
cemetery, Anglo-Saxon
brooches
Amherst, 81-89, 4; 129-100, 32, Jl32, 133, 134-51
square-headed, 5-6
buckle
Merovingian,92, 225, 226, 227, j244
silver-inlaid,165-8
characteristics,234
evaluation, rescue (i/lus.), 139-66
excavations 1982, 105, 291, 292, 293, 296
church, St. Giles', site of, 146-100, 7; 105, 291, 292, 293-7; 140
Elms Farmhouse, worked stone, 294-105, 5, 297
hill-top settlement,bronze age,109, 262, 264
map c.1820, 336
Northwood manor lands, 107, 34, 44
ring-ditch, 140 [pg242]salt pans,109, 107, 44
Sarre Court, manor,105, 294, 297
ship monies, 192
turnpike & toll gate,102, 174, 178, 188, 190
water-main pipeline sites, 270-107, 2, 277-8
windmill, 147
sarsens (see also megalithic tombs)
Aylesford,Blue Bell Hill,234
Burham,Great Culand,97
Cliffe, 282
Cobham,233--4
Sassoon,Siegfried(C19-20), 251
Satellite, 94, 209, 229
Saturninus, stamp of,377-8
Saunders
-(C20), 343--4
E.D.(Cl9), 167
Edward(CI 8), 222
Norman(Cl9), 11
William & wife(Cl7),71
Savage
family, land holdings Cl4/15, 100, 219, 225
-& widow(Cl9), 92
Arnald snr.(C14), 225
Sir Arnald, Sheriff (d.1412), 100, 222, 224-5, 228-9
Eleanor(Cl4),225
Savaunz, Robert de(C I 3),I 07
Savidge, A., Royal Tunbridge Wells, reviewed,233-4
Saville, -(Cl 8-19),145
Sawbridge, Samuel Elias (C18-19), 239
Sawkins, John & sons(Cl8), 223
saws, flint, 232
Sawston,Benedict of(C12/13),57
Sawyer,-, on Bromley charters,180
sawyers, 84-97, 5; 37-8
Saxton
family, arms, 132
Christopher(Cl6-17),109, 66, 82
Say (see also Fiennes)
family, arms of,109-99, 10, 112
Elizabeth de (Cl4), m.l John de
Fawsley,m.2 Sir William Heron, 110
Geoffrey de Ill(d.1321), I 10-11
Geoffrey de IV(d.1359),I 10-12
Idonea see Leybourne
Lord John de(d.1382),110
Mary de (Cl 3}, wife of William de Say III, m.2 Robert de Ufford, 112
William de III (d. before 1271), 1 I 2 William de(d.1295),99, 99, 110, 112
Sir William de(b.1340),92, 151; 112 Sayer
Stephen (Cl8-19), 135
William(d.1822), 66
Sayewell, Stephen(C20), 443 Saynor,Joy see White, M. & Saynor, Joy scabbard chapes
bronze age,Monkton, 109, 251, 252 Romano-British,Canterbury,93, 213 medieval, New Romney, 107, 4l/, 413-14
islamic,gold,Sevenoaks, 261 scabbards (see also scabbard chapes)
Romano-British,Canterbury, 213 Anglo-Saxon, Monkton, 93, 89. 55
Scadbury see under Bexley, Chislehurst: Southfleet
Scadeway, Baldwin (C12}, 47 scales,medieval
copper alloy, Canterbury, 105, 82. ll84, 6, 117
iron, Canterbury, 105, 79, 125, 126 Scalis,Master William of(Cl 2), 101, 27n Scantlebury, William(C19). 100, 394 Scarlett & Goldsack, records. 10 I, 339 Sceldesford see under Wingham Scherewynd, Richard(C I 4). 96, 24n Schindler, Thomas (C I 8). 109, 206n Schofield, John & Leech, Roger (eds.),
Urban Archaeology in Britain, reviewed, 437-8
schools
grammar (see also under Cranbrook: Faversham: Maidstone:
Rochester; Sandwich:
Sevenoaks; Wye), classics teaching, 199-207
mathematical, 65
records acquired by Kent Archives Office 1981-3, 101, 314-15
Schools Inquiry Commission (Taunton Commission), 199
Schultes, Hans (C16), tokens of, 91, 140;
scissors
medieval/post-medieval, Canterbury, 105, 91, 129, 130
post-medieval, Canterbury, 104, 191, 193 [pg243]Scory, John, Bishop of Rochester, Chichester & Hereford (CI 6), 101, 174-5, 177-9, 182, 184--5
Scot see Scott
Scotbury see Scadbury under Southfleet
Scotchford,Robert (Cl6/17), 46
Scotgrove see under Hartley
Scotland, Abbot (d.1087), 92, 228; 31n; 99, 100, 179
Scotney see under Lamberhurst
Scott (Scot; Scotte)
family
of Eggerton, 61-2
asJ.P.'s,131n
land holdings Cl5, 100, 219
of Nettlestead, 254
of Smeeth,29n
Alexander (Cl9), 16
Frances see Kettle
Sir Gilbert (C19)
at
Canterbury,100, 310; 201
Faversham, 42-3
Rochester, 99, 153; 149n, 155n, 162n,167-102, 8; 29n,31n
Sandwich,185-8
pupil of, 339
James (b.1821),16
Mary (C16/17), m. Anthony St. Leger, 114
Reginald (C16), 95, 37, 39, 42, 46-7
Sir Reynold (Cl6),100n
Reynolde (Cl6), 94, 100, 102-3; 242
Sir Thomas (C16/17),114
Thomas (d.1635), 106, 58, 63
SirW. (Cl8/!9), 239n
William (Cl6), 33
William (Cl8), 232
Scotte· see Scott
Scottegrove,SirJohn de (Cl4), 12 Scottegrove see Scotgrove under Hartley Scottesgrave see Scotgrove under Hartley scouts,records, 94, 101, 347
Scovinton,John de (Cl3),107
Scrags,Henry (Cl8), 225
Scrip,Henry (C12/13), 218
Scrogie,W. (d.1916),454
Scrope, William le, Earl of Wiltshire (Cl4),193
Scudamore
Edward,Mayor (C18),109, 205, 238
Frances (Cl9),328
Frederick (Cl9), 328
J. (Cl9), 175
Thomas (Cl8), 237
William (Cl8-19),169-98, 72, 174-5
Scudaway,Baldwin (Cl2),57 sculpture see carvings
Sea Salter see under Whitstable
Seagers Ltd. (Dartford),records, 254
Seagods,Mrs - (Cl9), 72
Seahorse, 216-17
Seal
Beechy Lees estate, records, 105, 278, 282
church
gravestone survey,91, 211; 254
recorded by Griffiths 1840, 120n, 123-4
estates, 8-9
farm workers 1823-37, 100, 378
Gatewykesmede,16
Godden Green, 28
The Grove,building survey, 237
Kettleshill,droveway, 19
Mallet's Hill,tannery, 84n
oasts C18, 94, 108
parish registers,334
Seal Chart,placename, 7
Stone Street,chapel records,259
tap-handle,medieval, 375
tax assessments, 279
turnpike trust, 350
Wildernesse, laundry, building survey, 237-8
seal matrices (see also seals)
medieval
brass,Cliffe,103, 252, 253, 254
copper alloy
Aldington, 277-8
Ash, South Ash, 108, 292, 293
Boxley,107, 404, 405; 109, 343, 346
Chalk,107, 404, 406
Cobham,108, 291, 292
Dartford,107, 404, 408
Hoo St.Werburgh, 377-8
Hope,109, 343, 347
Horton Kirby, 350
Loose,93, 209, 210
Sevenoaks,379
Shorne,102, 268, 272
Snargate, 365-6
Wye, 104, 360, 367
lead
Appledore,97, 300, 3 01 [pg244]Aylesford,95, 294, 297
Boxley, 94, 264, 265; 101, 374; 107, 404, 405; 108, 290, 292; 109, 344, 345, 346
Chatham,313
Cliffe, 103, 252, 253, 254; 362-104, 3; 313-105, 14; 107, 406; 291
Cobham,101, 366, 376
Dymchurch,104, 360, 363
366, 377; 347
Hoo,263-4
Leybourne,378
Otham,378
Plaxtol,390-1
Sholden,210-11
Snargate, 104, 364, 365; 108, 292, 293
Walderslade, 103, 253, 259
West Malling, 108, 292, 294
Wichling, 94, 265, 268
medieval/post-medieval, white metal, Canterbury, 105, 133, 134-5
post-medieval,Boxley,349 seals (see also bottle seals; cloth seals;
papalbulls; seal matrices)
Romano-British,lead,Ickham,122 medieval
depicting St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 22n
Rochester, 7n
Searle,John (C14/15),192
Sears,John (C20),442
Seasalter see under Whitstable
Seath,Robert (C17),74
seating,in churches, 38-43
seax, Anglo-Saxon
Monkfon,89, 71, 77
Seaxburh (Seaxburga), St., Abbess & Queen (C7), 15n, 18-91, 19, 21, 22n-3; 10-101, 12, 17, 22
Seaxneat,95
Seddock
Dorothy (C17), 69
John(CI7), 69
Sedger,-(Cl8-19),94, 225, 229
Sedley (see also Sidley)
family, 371
Sir Charles (d.1701), 371-2
Sir Charles (C18 of Nuthall),372
William Bt. (Cl5/16), 371
William (Cl6 ofSouthfleet),130
Seez, John of, Archdeacon & Bishop of Rochester (CJ2),49-91, 50; 99, 145; 165
Segar
Roger (C14),210
Sir William (Cl6),109
Seintpeir,John (Cl6),87
Selbrittenden (see also under Sandhurst), hundred,101, 69; 49
Selby
-(C19), 375
Charles (C17-18), 16
Dame Dorothy (Cl7^, 12-13
Elizabeth see also Amherst; Howell
Elizabeth (C19-20), 428n, 441-3
Sir Henry (d.1715),102, 12, 16
Jane see Day; Howell
Prideaux George (CI 9-20), 100, 441, 443
Thomas (Cl 9), 92n
William (d.1612),12
William (b.1633), 102, 12, 16
Sir William (d.1638), 12-13
William (Cl 9),208
Seleburg,Abbess(C9), 95-6
Selethryth, Abbess (C9), 104, 92, 96-7, 106
Selherst (Selhurst)
Shemiah (Cl7/18),4
William (Cl6), 90
Selhurst see Selherst
Selkirk,Alexander (Cl8),217-18
Sell,-(Cl6), 116
Sellindge
barrow, bronze age, 335n church, methodist,records,104, 105, 275
clergy C 16, 93, 89
turnpike,177
Selling
church (see also rectory), recorded by Griffiths 1846, 120n, 124
flints, mesolithic (illus.), 169-77
manor, l 15
Pittock, J. of,7
rectory, 115
school records,267
Selling Court,swing riots, I02
Sondes family,170
turnpike & toll gate, 102, 174, 178, 183
water-main to Thanet, excavations (illus.),1 267-79 [pg245]Sellinge (Selling; Sellyng}, William, Prior (d.1494), 7, 92, 132-3, 136; 100, 176; 17
Sellyng see Sellinge
SeImes, William Charles (d. I 9 I 6), 452
Selwyn
John M.P.(Cl8),51-2
Mary(Cl8), 51-2
Semark, Charles(C20),100, 440, 442
Sens,William of(Cl2), 92, 129, 131; 306
Sentleger see St. Leger
Septvans
family
arms of,204
land holdings Cl 5, 100, 219-20
Sir Robert(d.1306),27
Sir William(d.1323),27
Sir William snr.(d.1407), 147n; 92, 100, 226; 10
Sir William jnr., I 109, 0, 24
■ Sergeant,William & wife(C17),70
Sergeaux family,arms of,11
Sergenson,John(Cl8), 237
Serles, Robert (C16), 101, 174, 176-8, 183-5
Sessingham,William de(Cl4}, 108
Setford(parish unknown), 126
Seton, Roger de(C13/14), 67
Settatree,manuscripts, 88
settlement pattern, Kentish, I, 92, 7, 9-13, 21-31
Seven Stars, 167
Sevenoaks,William(?CI 5), 7
Sevenoaks
almshouses,102, 72; 105, 280; 87
Austens see bee boles
axes,bronze age, 233n; 94, 97, 32-3
barrow, bronze age,Mill Pond Wood, 233n
bee boles, 127
Bradbourne
Bradbourne Farmhouse, building survey,238
Bruton estates,5
Joce family,7
brewery, 6
chantry, 9n
chapels
baptist,records,335 methodist,records,101, 101, 317
St. John's methodist, records, 317-101, 18; 278
charity 1830, 99
church (see also chapels) churchwardens,280
Curteis family 1716-1861, 1-9 evaluation, 108, 109, 277, 278-9, 280-1, 282, 283
recorded by Griffiths 1840, 120n, 122
repairs I 8 I 3, 108, 8
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 198-9, 201-3
court sessions, 137
Crown Inn,100, 284, 289
deeds,278
development of, 63--4
Durant lands, 149
Elses,285
estate records, 105, 278, 279
flints,bronze age,233n
Great Stony Croft, 286
Greatness
textile mills,100, 287; IOI
water mill,I 6-17
High Street
building surveys, 98, 247; 99, 271;
101, 384; 263--102, 4; 103, 238; 107, 381; 108, 267; 336
deeds, 329
Hitchen Hatch Lane,Ivy Lodge,building
-survey, 208
hospital,medieval,records, 72
hydraulic rams,261
industrial archaeological survey, 261
Inns C17, 100, 289
ironwork, decorative, 92, 84, 88-92, 95-6, 101
"Joces", 89, 2, 7-9
Kippington Road, Walnut Tree Cottage, building survey,381
Knole
brewery,6
brewhouse,investigated, 262
Domesday of Dover castle,69
Dranes,10
estate 1275-1525, 1-10
flint, mesolithic/neolithic, 106, 210, 214
heraldic/stained glass,1-14
Knole Park, excavations, 225
manor,16
tithes, 6 [pg246]Lime Tree Hotel,108, 105, 279
Little Blackhall, building survey, 262
London Road, building surveys, 103, 238; 104, 343; 265-108, 6, 268
manor,8-10
market, 74-5
Moraunt lands in, 89, 7; 13
non-conformity 1676, 63n,65-94, 6, 68
Panthurst Park,map 1630, 78
papal bull,379
parish records, 101, 325; 264-5
population totals 1641-1801, 65-6
Primrose League, records, 283
railway,28I
Red House,92, 84, 89
Redlands Pit,mammal bones, 27-97, 42, 43-6, 47-52
Royal Crown Hotel,records,281-2 schools
Academy,84
grammar
founded, 7
master CJ 8, 108, 4
records, 105, 280; 87
seal matrix,medieval, 379
societies and committees,miscellaneous, records,282-4
swing riots, 100-1
tax assessments,279
turnpike trusts, 98, 195; 100, 350, 359n, 360, 363, 368-9; 171
Webbs Meadow,coin,Roman, 214
widows CI7, 100, 281-93
Sevenoaks & District Chamber of Trade, records, 283
Sevenoaks Amicable Sodety, records, 281·
Sevenoaks Area Archaeological Reports
1975, 210-11
1976, 254
1977, 225
1982, 260-1
1986, 262
Sevenoaks Arts & Crafts Society, records, 279
Sevenoaks District Architectural History Group, reports
1984, 384
1985, 261-5
1986, 235-8
1987, 340-3
1988, 205-8
1989, 379-82
1990, 265-8
1991, 336-7
Sevenoaks District Architectural Survey, reports
1978, 255-6
1979, 282-4
1980, 366-8
1981, 304
1982, 246-7
1983, 270-2
Sevenoaks Library & Scientific Society Records,282
Sevenoaks Master Bakers Association, records, 283
Sevenoaks Methodist Circuit, records, 317-101, 18; 277
Sevenoaks Poetry Society,records, 283
Sevenoaks Public Utility Society, records, 284
Sevenoaks Ratepayers Association, records,284
Sevenoaks Society,records, 284
Sevenoaks United Relief Committee, records, 283
Sevenoaks Weald
Beecher estate,maps C17, 109, 66
Hearth Tax 1664, 283
parish records, 266
parish status, 26n
Retherden Lands,map !699, 78
Severn, Joan, The Teston Story, reviewed, 262-3
Sevington
iron age site,106, 2, 4
moated sites,222
Sexton
Henry (Cl7),69
John & wife (Cl7),69
Robert & wife (Cl7),70
Susan (Cl 7),70
Thomasin (CI7),70
William (Cl7), 70
Seymour
Charles (Cl 8),139
Edward, Duke of Somerset, Protector (C16),61
Shadoxhurst
Chilmington estate,334
Moat Farm, 222
parish records, 326 [pg247]Shadwick,Avery (C18),101, 109, 238
Shaftesbury,Lord -(Cl 9), 20 shafts,ritual
Bekesbourne,157-8
Hammill (illus.), 145-66
Shakerley,Ralph (Cl5),7n shale see jet & shale
Shallcross,John (Cl 7),74
Shalmsford see under Chartham
Shamelesford, Nigel de, John son of (Cl3),223
Shamwell hundred, 33
Sharnden (Sharneden),Robert (Cl4), 110
Sharp (see also Sharpe), Jacob (d.1814), 205
Sharpe (see also Sharp)
Jane Ridout, on molluscs from
Wouldham, 85
Robert (Cl6),122
Sharpey
John (Cl 8),226
Laurence (Cl6), 129n
Shave see Snave under Brenzett
Shaw
F. (Cl9),65
J.C.M., The Bexley Heath Phenomenon, reviewed, 297-8
Maureen see Yates, Nigel, Shaw, Maureen & Carter,Michael
R.C., review, 306-7
Shawstead see under Doddington shears
medieval, iron, Canterbury, 104, 189, 192
post-medieval,iron, Ospringe, 95, 129, 131
Sheen (parish unknown), 190
sheep farming
in Appledore,3
Kentish,16-92, 17, 19-20
on marshland, 39-42
Sheere,Sir Henry (C17),155
Sheerness
blockhouse/battery,342
Blue Town, rise of, 261-101, 3, 266-7,
269-75
census, religious 1851, 400-100, 7, 421-2
chapels
dockyard,421
Salem,census 1851, 421
church (see also under Minster; see also chapels; synagogue)
census 1851, 421
construction of,274
clay pipemaker, 237
coaching services CI 9, 98, I 94, 203, 212
coin,Roman,195 dockyard
chapel, census l 85 l, 421 malaria at, 100, 95, 257; 257-8 Rennie at,101, 107, 177
shipbuilding Cl8, 94, 198, 204, 211-12, 214, 216, 218, 223-5
urban development (illus.), 245-76
workforce,97, 80, 86; 101, 259, 269
Elmley,Mocking property,151 fort (illus.), 92, 101, 250-6, 258, 260, 266
Garrison Point
fire station, building survey, 374-5
fort,89, 155, 221; 92, 250; 374
Marine Town,101, 272, 274, 275
Mile Houses,270
Mile Town, development of (illus.), 262-101, 3, 267, 272-5
Minster
axe,neolithic, 105, 301, 302
church,masonry, 156n
copperas industry, 82
malaria,260-1
parish clerk C18-19, 101, 328
non-conformity (see also chapels),1851, 401-100, 7, 421-2
pier,274
ring,Romano-British,j93, 207, 207 synagogue.census 1851, 100, 422 visit 1773, account of,109, 331-2
Sheerness Steel Company Ltd.,460
Sheldon,Archbishop (C17),61-3
Sheldwlch
church (see also clergy), brass, 294n
clergy CI6, 101, 183
Lees Court
military hospital, 444-6
murder 1655, 167-83
Sondes family, 107, 95; 167-83
toll gate,177
Westwood Court,102
Shelford see under Hackington [pg248]shell (see also shell midden) beads,Anglo-Saxon, Monkton, 101, 97.
on brooches, Anglo-Saxon
Amherst, 136-100, 7, 139
Monkton, 55-89, 8, fS8
trade in, Anglo-Saxon period, 141
shell midden, Cliffe, 282
Shellness see under Worth
Shelve see under Lenham
Shelving
Bennet de (C14), m. Sir Edmund Hawte, 202
Thomas de (C13/14), 243
Shepey see Sheppey
Shepherd,J., on glass from
Canterbury
St. Augustine's outer court,117
St. George's Street (illus.), 150-63
Gravesend Blockhouse (illus.), 167-9
Shepherdswell with Coldred barrows,bronze age,113 chapel, Shepherdswell methodist,
records, 101, 345; 273
clergy (see also under Waldershare; see also living of)
Coldred Cl6, 93, 87n
Sibertswold C16, 93, 87n
Coidred manor,31
deeds,255
living of C19, 96, 64n
trackway, 111-94, 16, JJ8, 124-5
Waldershare
clergy Cl 6, 93, 87n
manor, 31
turnpike,100, 368; 102, 172, 174
Sheppard, Samuel snr. (C17-18), 214
Sheppey, John of, Prior & Bishop of Rochester (1380-1419), 91, 58; 174n; 92, 103, 8-9
Sheppey,Isle of see Isle of Sheppey
Sherer
Mrs - (C18-19),66
Revd. Joseph Godfrey (Cl8-19), 66-106, 7, 76
sheriffs see Kent, sheriffs of
Sherlee see Shirley Moor under Appledore Sherlock, D.
"A Sun-Dial Tile from St. Augustine's Abbey" (i/lus. ),19-26
HAn Inscribed Roman Spoon from Canterbury" (illus.), 81-6
"Anglo-Saxon Monastic Sign Language at Christ Church, Canterbury" (ii/us.), 1-27
"The Account of George Nycholl for St. Augustine's, !552-1553"
(illu s.), 25-46
excavations at St. Augustine's, 344
Sherman
Mrs - (?Cl 7), 392-3
William (C I 7), 93
Sherwood, - & widow (C19}, 92-3
Shether, Edmund (C!6), 101, 174, 177-8, 180-2, 184
shield bosses, Anglo-Saxon
Darenth, 96, 319; 37
Eastry, 248
Monkton, 89, 66, 67-9, 76-7; 101, 91, 94, 95-6, 103, 107
Orpington, 202
Ozengell, 272
shield grips, Anglo-Saxon, Monkton, 101, 91, 94, 95-6, 102-3
shield mounts, Anglo-Saxon, Shelford, 107
Shillingheld see under Chilham
Shingleton see under Eastry
Shipbourne
chapel, 134-5
clergy C16, 93, 135
droveway, 19
Dunks Green, door knocker, 95-6
Fairlawn,103, 56, 67
Holden family Cl 4, 96, 22
The Park, moated site, 222
shipbuilding (see also dockyards; shipwrights)
Chatham c.1860, 79-94
Sandwich C18, 94, J 95-230
Shipley,- (C19), 16
shipping (see also anchor; barge owners; boats; Classis Britannica; dockyards; lighthouses; shipbuilding; steam boat companies), as a source for Kentish history,77-8
Anglo-Saxon, Sandwich, 100, 189, 190
CSandwich,13, 93, 25-31
CFaversham, 16, 102, 112
CDover,17, 95, 53-64
C18
privateers, 213-21
wrecks, 242 [pg249]C18-98, 19, recorded by Thomas Pattenden, 94, 140-3
C19
pilots of cinque ports report, 131-6
Ramsgate, 101, 338, 340
Shipton (Shypton),John (C16),99, 32, 35
shipwrights (see also shipbuilding), 150
Chatham, 97, 80, 82-90, 92, 94; 155-107, 72, 176
Sheerness,251-2
Shirley Moor see under Appledore
Shirwade, Thomas (Cl6), 181
Shish,Jonas (C17), 251
shoe buckles (see also shoe fittings), post- medieval
copper alloy
Canterbury,104, 186, 1 87, 188
Ospringe, 95, 139, 1 40
iron
Canterbury, 191
Ospringe,95, 132, 1 34
shoe fittings (see also shoe buckles), Anglo-Saxon, Finglesham, 37
shoemakers, 196
shoes (see also caligae; shoe buckles; shoe fittings;shoemakers)
Romano-British, Canterbury, 2 I 103, 3;
medieval
Canterbury, 169
Rochester, 97, 99, 131-2
medieval/post-medieval, Otford Palace, 203
post-medieval
Canterbury,99, 242; 290
Gravesend,172
Rochester,211
Shelden
Lydden levels
Christ Church lands, 42
Eastry manor lands, 40
seal matrix,lead, 210-11
Shoobridge,George (C19),5
Shooters Hill (G. London) see under Greenwich
shopkeepers lists, as an historical source, 76
Shoreham
John de (Cl3/14), 161
William de snr. (Cl3),161
William de (Cl3/14), 92, 65, 71-2; 153-61
Shoreham
Beechy Lees,estate plans, 105, 279, 282
Chapel Alley Cottages, building survey, 283-95, 4; 268
Church Street
The Old Vicarage, building survey, 206-8
Record & Little Record, building survey,265
Church Yoke,tenant Cl3, 108, 161 churches
methodist,records, 101, 317; 278
Romney Street methodist, records, 101, 317; 278
Sts. Peter & Paul
inscriptions, transcripts of, 335
porch, 101, 140, 141, 142-8, 151, 156, 1 57-8, 159-62
position of,261
recorded by Griffiths 1843, 120n, 121-4
Cockerhurst Farm Oast, building survey, 367
coin,Roman,260-1
William Danks of,diary, 281 deanery, Compton census 105, 1676, 94, 61-73 denehole,91, 211
Filston
Filston Hall,moated site, 222
Filston Oast,building survey, 304
High· Street, Holly Place, recording, 270-99, 1; 268
Magpie Bottom,Pig & Whistle, building survey,210-91, 11; 254
manor, 92, 70; 37
non-conformity 1676, 68
Samuel Palmer at, 264
parish boundaries, 281
Polhill
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon, 234
estate plans, 279
population totals 1641-1801, 64
Stone House Farm,Shepherd's Barn
building survey, 264
recording, 270-1
swing riots,JOO
tax assessments, 279
tithe survey,115
traders' inventories,76
Twitton, Rose Cottage, building survey, 381-2 [pg250]Shorey,Elizabeth(C19), 107, 100, 388-9
Shorne
Black Death, 14
bowl, Anglo-Saxon, 109, 342, 344
chapel, St.Katherine's, adapted for hopdrying, I07
church (see also chapel)
Oxford Movement, 3
recorded by Griffiths 1841, 120n, 121-103, 2, 125
Noakes family,374-5
parish records, 326
pipeline observations, Romano-British pottery, 378-9
seal matrix, medieval, 102, 268, 272
Shornemead fort, !62-89, 3, 166, !68
Thong, denehole/chalkwell, 99, 69, 70, 72
Shorne Court (parish unknown), deeds, 330
Shornecliffe see under Folkestone
Short (see also Short Bros.)
Abraham(Cl8), 233
John(C20),328
ShortBros.(engineers), history of, 83
Shout (of Holborn), 106, 65, 74
Shove
Elizabeth Ann(C 19),m. Mr Turner, 322
George(Cl9), 100, 319, 321-2
shrines, Romano-British (see also temples)
Canterbury, 280
Cliffe, 377
Darenth, 16!
Shuckborough
Agnes (Cl4), 87
Christopher (C14), 87
Shurland see under Eastchurch
Shypton see Shipton
Siberechts,Jan(Cl7-18), 328
Sibertswold see Shepherdswell with Coldred
Siborne, Capt. Charles(Cl9}, 163 sickles,medieval/post-medieval, Canterbury, 89, 105, 91, 129, J 32
Sidcup(G. London) see under Bexley
Sidebottom, Henry Francis(Cl8-19), 9
Sideman, Bishop of Crediton (Cl O), 93, 179, 181, 185
Sidley (see also Sedley), Isaac(Cl7), 371
Sidney (see also Sydney)
family,67n
Algernon(d.1683), 99
Sir Philip (C16), 41 n
Sigebert III. coins of, 37
Sigeburga, Abbess(C8), 11
Sigered
King of Essex (C8-9), 94-5
King ofKent(C8),11-99, 14, 16, 18
Sigethryth(C9), 22 I-2
Sighere, King of Kent(C7), 7-99, 8, 14
sign language, Anglo-Saxon monastic,
signet rings see under rings
Sigred (Cto), 185
silk industry, 100, 287; 107, 101; 80
Silkworth, Mary(Cl6), 189
Siller,John(Cl5-16}, 160
silver, entrep6t policy, Dover, 53-5
silver objects see beads; brooches;
buckles; buttons; hoards: hooked tags; ingots; pins; plate; purse mounts; rings; spoons; strapends; studs; thimbles
silver-working (see also silversmiths)
iron age (Belgic), Rochester, 109, 45. 49
medieval, Canterbury, 168-7 I
silversmiths, 68
Simkins see Symkins
Simmonds see Courage, Barclay &
Simmonds; Simmons; Symonds
Simmons (Simmonds; Simons; see also Courage, Barclay & Simmonds; Symmons)
- (C!8 printer, see also Simmon's bookshop), 97, 244. 246;
295
Charlotte see Mantell
Alderman James,Mayor (d.1807)
a Canterbury Tycoon, 215-42
a postscript, 268-9
and
DaneJohn,284
mills, 109, 198, 205, 218n, 228, 235-6, 238
Riding Gate, 103, 207; 146
turnpikes, 102, 185; 207
James jnr.(b.1790), 240: 105, 108, 269
Jane(Cl8), 232
John(CIS linen draper), 240
John (Cl8-19 attorney), 169-98, 72, 174-5
Margaret(Cl6), 43 [pg251]Samm(C18),95, 94, 197
Sarah see also Simmons
Sarah(Cl8-19),m. John Simmons, 240
William(Cl8),105, 215; 226
Simmon's bookshop(Canterbury),144
Simonau,P.(Cl9),139n
Simons see Simmons
Simpson(Sympson)
John(Cl7),71
John(C18),225
Sims,Henry(Cl 8), 238
Sinds,John(C18), 224
Singer (Linzer), George (d.1916), 452
Singleton see Great Chart with Singleton
Sissinghurst see under Cranbrook
Sittingbourne, John of, P rior (Cl3), 28n
Sittingbourne
Badford manor,329
Bayford Court
deeds, 329
moated site, 222
cavity-wall construction, 248
chapels (see also under Milton Regis)
baptist,records, 317
East Street methodist, records, 318
church (see also chapels; clergy; minster under Milton Regis)
recorded by Griffiths 1845, 120n
clay pipemakers, 238
clergy (see also under Milton Regis; see also living of under Murston), Cl6, 93, 83, 88n
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 198-201, 203, 205, 208-9, 211-12
coin,Celtic,370-1
court sessions,137
Crown Quay,cement works,329
deanery, prophesying movement, 81-93, 3, 87-8
Dolphin Cement Works,330
George II at, 3
Grovehurst
neolithic site,229
place-name, 14n
Highsted,Belgic/Romano-British cemeteries, 94, 267; 368
Holy Trinity parish,records, 326
hospital,Glovers V.A.D.,100, 441, 443
Kemsley, 14n
map Cl 7, 109, 82
Milton Regis
brooch, Anglo-Saxon, 82-3
Castle Rough,moated site, 222
chapel,methodist,records,318 clergy Cl101, 6, 93, 82-3, 88n
coins,potin, 305
Court Hall, 98, 107; 67
harness fitting, medieval, 104, 360, 363, 365
lathe,102-3
manor, 104, 102; 33
market,33n; 107, 108, 75
minster, 91, 23; 102
Samon family, 109, 54, 59
villa regalis, Anglo-Saxon, 104, 102, 204; 108
wharf, 330
mortar,medieval,91, 193, 194
Murston
living of,83
school records, 314
petty sessions,records, 269
Smeed's Charity,records, 255
Sittingbourne, Sheppey & Faversham Moral Welfare Association, records, 325
Sittingbourne & Swale Archaeological
Research Group, 239-40
Sivants,Thomas(CI 8), 224
Siweard, Bishop of Rochester (d.1075), 47-91, 8; Sn; 103, 104, 206; 32
Six,James (Cl8), 224 skeletons see bones, human skillets,Kentish,109, 103, 239, 2 40
Skinner(Skynner)
Widow -(Cl7),70
Elizabeth (Cl7),72
H.(d.1916),453
John(C17),73
June(C17), 73
Mary (Cl8), m. Sir James Colebrooke, 143
Nicholas(Cl7),69
Skinners Co.,92, 150; 53
Skippon,Major-General -(Cl7),212
Skotegrove see Scotgrove under Hartley Skudder
Johanna(Cl7),73
John(C17),73 [pg252]June(C17),94, 94, 73
Mary(C17),73
Thomas(C17),73
Thomas jnr.(C I 7),73
William(C17), 73
Skynner see Skinner
Skyrre,John,Mayor(C l6),128
Siadden,Mrs -(Cl8), 235
Slade
Revd. H.R.(C19),6
Sir Thomas(C18), 261-2
slag
bronze age, ash,Monkton,109, 249, 259
iron age
copper alloy,Canterbury
Castle Street,240
Marlowe Theatre site, 226
iron
Bigberry, 302
Castle Hill, 61
Preston, 93, 103, 105
not specified, Rochester, 44
iron age/Romano-British,iron,Longfield, 219
Romano-British
iron
Hernhill, 107, 332, 334-5
lckham,124
Minster, 99, 272; 49
Radfield,245
Romano-British/Anglo-Saxon, not
specified, Canterbury, 132-3
Anglo-Saxon
iron
Canterbury,Castle Street,275
Rochester,286
medieval
copper alloy,Canterbury
St. Augustine's,103, 92, 116
St. George's Street, 102, 247; 105, 81, 84, 164, 167, 170-l
iron
Canterbury, 106, 155, 168
Tonbridge,116-7
not specified, Canterbury,St. George's
Street, 74
medieval/post-medieval
copper alloy,Ospringe, 145
iron,Canterbury,221
post-medieval, iron, High Halstow, 382
undated,iron
Aldington,202
Hollingbourne,155
slate pencils, Stone-in-Oxney, 109, 126, 128
Slater,William(C19), 22n,23 slates,medieval
Appledore,I 05
Broomhill church, 378
Davington, 95, 211, 212
New Romney,346
Slatter
Ann(Cl9),391
Joseph(C19),391
Slaughter,William(C18),234
Sledda,King of Essex(C6),95 sleeve-clasps. Anglo-Saxon, Bifrons, 104, 104, 3
Slegge,Stephen(C l5),23
sling-stones,iron age,Tonbridge,84
Sloane,Charles(C I 8),100, 361; 27 Sloper
John(Cl8),95, 239; 96, 368, 383
Joseph(C I 9),170
Slough Point fort see under Allhallows Small & Sons(surveyors),111-12 Small Hythe see under Tenterden Smallman,Ann(C l 7),89, 94, 71
smallpox, I 6-89, 18, 21; 105, 6, 8, I 0 Smally,Revd. G.(Cl9),93, 7-8, 10-12 Smarden
Allarde lands, 230
chapel,baptist,records, 254
Hamden aisled hall,179-80 mill,92, 108, 85
origins of,9
Romden Hall House, building survey, 107, 367, 368-9, 370, 37/-3, 374
school
records, 267
schoolmaster Cl8, 109, 79n
turnpike,174
unemployment 1830, JOO
Smart
Christopher(Cl8),94, 109; 253
John(C I 9),369
Smeaton,John(Cl8),197n; 96, 105, 229
Smeed's Charity, 255
Smeeth
Hasted on, 295 hop-growing,100, 94, 102 [pg253]mace-head. neolithic/bronze age, 105. 301. 302
Scotts Hall
map 1656, 70-1
Scott family, 91, 114; 29n; 92, 94.
100n; 61
Smetham. H. (CI9-20). 253
Smethe,Robert ate (C14). 20
Smith (see also Flackton & Smith; Smyth;
Smythe)
family,of Godmersham, 62
Dr. - (Cl8), 22
Mrs -(Cl8/19 ofDover),145
A.G. & Son (Sheerness). records, 252
Agnes (Cl3), 32n
Alice (Cl6), 195
Andrew (Cl9), 22
Ann (Cl8-19), m. Friend Addison, 11
Cecilia (Cl3),32n
Charles Roach (Cl9), 82n; 89, 100, 145, 148-9
Daniel (C17), 56
Dorothy (C20),425
Edward (C19), 24
Elizabeth (C17),70
Frances Dora (C19), m. Lt. Claude Bowes-Lyon, 95, 304; 300
Sir Frederick M.P. (C19),91
G.H. (Cl9),330
G.H.
"A Beaker (?) Burial Monument and a Late Bronze Age Assemblage from East Northdown, Margate" (ilius.), 237-89
"Excavations at Northdown, Margate, 1984", 361-2
"TheExcavation of the Hospital of St. Mary Ospringe, commonly called Maison Dieu" (il/us. ), 81-184
George (CIS),226
Isobel, on finds from Stourmouth- Adisham water-main trench, 97-101
J. (C19 of Chatham), 239
Capt. John (C17),152-3
John & wife (Cl7 of Sevenoaks), 291
John (Cl8 of Canterbury),209
John (Cl 9 ofBexley}, 299
John (C19 of Gravesend),93, 3, 5
Leslie A., "The AllardeBrasses" (illus.), 225-30
Mary (C17),70
Michael (Cl6),36
Oswald (C19), 95, 304; 299-300
Reginald (C20),129
Richard & wife (Cl7),70
Robert (C13), 32n
St. John (Cl7-18),217
Sarah (C18-19),m.1Thomas Hards, m.2 John Wells,1911
Sir Sidney (Cl 8-19), 141-94, 2; 74 Terence P.
"An Early Dated Example of CavityWall Construction in the City of Canterbury" (ii/us.), 247-52
"The Geographical Pattern of Coaching Services in Kent in 1836" (il/us.), 191-213
"The Roper Gateway, St. Dunstan's Street, Canterbury" (illu s.), 163-82
"Three Medieval Timber-Framed Church Porches in West Kent: Fawkham, Kemsing and
Shoreham" (il/us. ), 137-63
Mathematical Tiles in the Faversham Area, reviewed, 401-2
Sir· Thomas (Cl6), 125
Thomas & wife I (C17),69
Thomas & wife 2 (C17),71
Urbanus (C17),186n
V. see Thompson,D. & Smith,V.
VictorT.C.
"The Artillery Defences at Gravesend" (illus.), 141-68
"The Milton Blockhouse. Gravesend: Research &Excavation" (illus.), 341-62
"The Roman Road (R2) at Springhead",332-3
Interim Report on the Canal Basin excavations,Gravesend,200
reports on the Kent Defence Research Group
1974, 89, 221,
1975, 208-9
1976, 250-1
1978, 280-1
1980, 414
Defending London '.r River, reviewed, 270-1
William (Cl6),97, 99; !On [pg254]William (Cl 9),103, 102, 39
Smoult,Thomas (d.1707),96, 392, 394
Smoulton (see also Halford, Baldock &
Smoulten),0. (C19), 79
smuggling
Dover, 78
Folkestone,21
Medway estuary, fuller's earth,73-9
Sandwich,215-16
Shoreham, "Pig & Whistle",210
Smyth (see also Smith; Smythe)
Matthew (d.1509), 55
Sir Richard (C17),117
Shirley, The Faversham Poor in the 18th
& early 19th centuries, reviewed
Thomas (Cl6),181
Smythe (see also Smith; Smyth) family, of Westenhanger & Bidborough, 97, 255; 251
Clement (Cl 9),233
Sir Thomas (d.1591),251
Snade see under East Peckham
Snagbrook see under Hollingbourne
Snagge,Thomas (Cl6), 4
Snargate
belt fittings, medieval, 104, 364, 366
brooch,medieval,293
church (see also under Fairfield; see also clergy),j107, 254, 259, 262
clergy Cl6, 93, 88n,90
deeds, 255
Fairfield
Alan Cok of,20
deeds, 255
harness pendant, medieval, 104, 364, [pg365]harness ring, Romano-British, 104, 351, [pg356]key, medieval,104, 360, 366
lands given to New Romney hospital,
18-20
pilgrim flasks, medieval,104, 364, 365
purse bar,medieval,319
roof finial,medieval,3 I 105, 8, 319-20
seal matrices, medieval, 104, 364,
Snave see under Brenzett
Snellard, Jane see Vincke
Snoad,Margaret (Cl8), 68
Snoade see Snade under East Peckham
Snode/Snode Hatch see Snoll Hatch under East Peckham
Snodland
belt hook,medieval,107, 407, 409
Black Death,14
borings,91-4
brooch, medieval,409
church (see also under Dode;
Paddlesworth), 49
coins
Celtic,101, 371; 398
Roman,402
deeds, 255
Dode
parish of,14
harness pendant, medieval, 108, 292, 293-4
Holborough
barrow
bronze age,89, 95; 96
Romano-British,95
cemetery, Anglo-Saxon, 76-89, 7; [pg234]coffin,lead,Romano-British,104, 108, I 88
Pilgrims' Way,89, 95, 96, 98, 100
manor, 49
martingale,medieval, 93, 209, 211
Paddlesworth
church,98, 245; 47
Pilgrim's Way, 89, 95, 98, 100
paper mill, 8 l
parish records,326
Pilgrims' Way,89, 95, 98-100
purse mount, post-medieval, 89, 211, [pg212]ring,medieval, 104, 364, 366
stud,medieval,294
tenants of the Bishop,obligations of, [pg148]Wray family,92, 104, 11
Snoll Hatch see under East Peckham
Snow,- (Cl9), 4
Soane,Thomas (Cl7),75
Society of Apothecaries,77
Society of Friends see Quakers
Society of the Holy Cross, 15-98, 17; [pg316]Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge, 160-99, 2, 165-6
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel,
160
Soddezy,John (Cl8),223 [pg255]Soewara (C7), 109, 91, 21
Sogrand,Abraham (Cl8), 226
Sole
Henry (Cl8), 32
Roger atte (Cl3), I15
Solestreet see under Crundale
Solly family, arms of, 204
Somerden/Somerden Green see under Chiddingstone
Somerhill see under Capel
Somersall, William (Cl6), 87
Somerscales, Daniel (d.1737), 99, 163, 169, 172
Somerset
Dukes of (see also Seymour, Edward)
Earl of see Beaufort, John
John (Cl5), 212
Somner
family, house of, 294
Thomas (Cl7), 256
William (Cl7), 94, 2; 70-95, 1; 100, 184; 201
Sondes
Lord - (C19), 107, 92, 95
Anne (C17), m.1 Abraham Delaune, m.2 Sir William Hugessen, 173-109, 5, 177
Anthony (Cl6), 178-9
Dudley (Cl7), 174
Elizabeth (Cl7), 180-1
Freeman the elder (d.1634), 179-81
Freeman (d.1655), 167-82
Sir George, Earl of Feversham, Sheriff
(C17), 100, 445; 167-82
George (d.1655), 167-109, 72, 174-82
Nicholas (Cl7), 177
Sir Richard (Cl7), 109, 170, 178
Sone,John (Cl5),91
Sophia Galley, 95, 214, 218
Sotheby,Thomas (Cl6), 217
Soup, Bread & Coal Society, 95
Soutere,Thomas (Cl4), 21
South Ash see under Ash-cum-Ridley
South Darenth see Horton Kirby & South Darenth
South-Eastern Agricultural College, 224
South-Eastern Railway Co., 106, 21, 77
Southam, G. (d.1916), 454
Southborough
building at 1860-1900, 86
church, records, 265
coaching services C19, 98, 194
manor, 53n; 97, 101, 335
records, 335
St. Matthew's parish, records, 265
St. Peter's parish, records, 265
Southborough East, housing 1800-40, 100, 386
Vauxhall Iron Furnace, excavations, 255
Southee
John (Cl8), 109, 229, 234
William (Cl8), 240
Southern History, assessed, 11-13
Southfleet
Beere lands Cl5, 92, 151
Brooke lands Cl6, 92, 147
John Bussh of, 153
church (see also clergy)
Rayshleigh wedding 1830, 376
recorded by Griffiths 1843, 120n, 121
and Rochester priory,49
stained glass, 372
Clare lands C11, 96, 125
Cobham lands Cl4-15, 92, 147
deneholes/chalk mines, 99, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71-2
ditch, Romano-British, 2 I9
Gegge lands Cl5, 92, 151
parish records, 326
Scadbury (Scotbury)
miscellany & farm accounts, 371-83
Sedley/Sidley family, 93, 130; 371
Springhead
temple, Romano-British
finds, 414
votive column, 223-95, 9; 100, 66, 79-80
Watling Street, 332-3
Swann family, 150
Southgate,- (C19), 93, 13, 22
Southminster abbey
and Kentish Royal Saints, I,14-101, 15, 17, 22 [pg256]Mercian rule, 104, 92-3, 97-9, 112
Southwark (London Borough)
Bishops of see Grant
William Moore of, I 53
Rotherhithe, St. Katherine's mission, 15 '
turnpike trusts, 351n,36 In
Thomas Woodman of, 153
Southwell
Mary (Cl6-17), m.l Conyers Clifford, m.2 Anthony St. Leger, 114
Sir Robert (Cl6)
as J.P., 126n,93, 130, 138n, 141n, 142
Spain (see also Spain Bros.; Spaine; Spanish Armada) R.J., "Romano-British Watermills" (ii/us.), I 01-28
Spain Bros. (Folkestone), records, 275
Spaine (Sparme; see also Spain) Bartholomew (C18), 209 John (C17),105, 109, 59
Mary see Richards
Thomas (CI7),59
Spanish Armada,149-89, 50; 347
Sparkes (see also Sparks)
Margaret (?Cl6), m. William Watmere, 88
Thomas (?C16), 88
Sparks (see also Sparkes)
John (CI9), 17
M.
"The Recovery & Excavation of the St. Augustine's Abbey Site
1844-1947 (ii/us.)",
325-44
The Parish of St. Martin & St. Paul, Canterbury. Historical Essays in Memory of James Hobbs, reviewed, 427-8
review, 353-4
and Parkin, E.W., “The Deanery” Chartham (Ulus.'), 169-82
andTatton-Brown T.
“The History of the Ville of St. Martin’s, Canterbury”, 200-12
on the outer court of St. Augustine’s abbey, 250-1
Sparme see Spaine
Sparrow, James (Cl7-18),217
Spateman, Revd. Samuel (C18), 18n
spatulas, Romano-British, Rochester, 91, 212; IOI, 97, 126, 135 spearheads
bronze age
Aylesford,95, 294, 297; 102, 266, 2 68
Cliffe, 282
Hoaden,97, 196, 198
Lullingstone, 233n
Monkton, 109, 251, 252
St. Nicholas at Wade, 276
Romano-British,Rochester, 95, 28, 29
Anglo-Saxon
Darenth, 96, 319; 37
Eastry,248
Finglesham,37
Margate, 220-104, 1, 224-6, 229, 232
Minster (in Thanet), 102, 55, 60
Monkton, 101, 85, 87, 91, 93, 94, 96, 107
Orpington, 207
Ozengell, 272
Shelford, 107, 107, 109, 110, 113
Speedy, 205
Speldhurst
Groombridge Place, moated site, 222
Kelly estate,334
Langton Green,school records,3 I5
school (see also under Langton Green), records, 3 l 5
Thomas Soane of, 75
Spence
Graeme (C18),195
Revd. Joseph (C18), 98, 52, 65-6
Spencer (see also Spenser), B., on a leaden pilgrim badge from Ospringe (illus.), 145-8
Spenland,George (Cl8), 239
Spenser (see also Spencer), William (C17), 59
Spess, William (Cl9),17
Spice,James (Cl7),196
Spicer
Cicely (Cl4/15),m. John Isaac, 55
Joan see Railing
John (Cl4/15),55
Richard (Cl6),87
Spicer's,grocer (Hythe), 76
Spicier, Odo (Ci2/13), 144 spikes, iron, post-medieval, 106, 96, 357 Spillett
J. (d.1916), 453-4
Robert (Cl7), 66n, 78 [pg257]Spilman (Spylman), Thomas (Cl6), 109, 97, 60n,65; 35-36n
Spilstead,William & wife (C17), 287 spindle-whorls
bronze age
clay,Margate, 101, 362; 270
stone, Margate, 270
iron age
clay, Preston, 93, 103, 105
pottery, Bridge bypass, 96, 165, 166, 175-6
Romano-British,pottery
Rochester, 95, 28, 29
St. Mary Cray, 101, 208, 210
Anglo-Saxon, clay, Canterbury, 105, 89, 146, 148
medieval
bone,Canterbury, 105, 137, 138, 145
clay,Canterbury,145-105, 6, 148
medieval/post-medieval, shale,
Ospringe,95, 152, 1 53
post-medieval, pottery, Canterbury, 105, 91, 146, 1 48
spindles,Romano-British
bone,94, 42, 43
millstone, 100, 124, 1 25, 127
spires,timber, 277-108, 8, ]279, 279-80
Spits Wall see Knelle Dam under Newenden
Sponer,Edward (C16), 101, 179, 183-4
spoons
Romano-British
copper alloy
Boughton Monchelsea, 108, 284, 285
silver,Canterbury, 283-99, 4, 285, 286
Anglo-Saxon, copper alloy, Monkton, 71
medieval, bone, Canterbury, 105, 79, 143, 145
medieval/post-medieval, pewter, Otford, 203
post-medieval
copper alloy,Canterbury,105, 119, 120
white metal, Canterbury, 104, 193, 194; 105, 133, 135
Spot see Sprott
Sprackling (Sprakeling)
family,monuments,216
- (d.1687), 22
Sprakeling see Sprackling
Sprigge,Joshua (C17),218
spring ill see malaria
Springgay family,records, 346 Springhead see under Southfleet
Sprinks, W. (C19),208
Sprat see Sprott
Sprott (Sprat; Spot), Thomas (C13/14), 91, 16; 70-95, 1, 73
Spurling, Revd. C.T.,A Short Diary of the 1939-45 War, reviewed, 220-2
Spurrell
Charles (Cl9),174
F.C.J. (Cl9), 92, 137, 139
spurs
medieval,iron
Canterbury, 104, 146, 190, 192; 105, 91, 127, 128
post-medieval
brass, Rochester, 95, 29, 30 iron
Bekesbourne, 53
Canterbury, 104, 191, 1 92
North Cray,93, 192, 193
Spylman see Spilman
Stacey,T. (d.1916),453
Stafford
family (see also Buckingham, Dukes of) estates, 97, 53, 55; 219-20
Hasted on, 301
Earl- (Cl4),219-20
Henry (Cl6),90
John, Archbishop (C15), 93, 63, I 96;
Earl Ralph (d.1372), 220 stage coaches see coaching services Stagno, William of (Cl2-13),100, 101, 38n Stainbank see Mears & Stainbank stained glass see glass, stained/painted Staines,W. (C18-19), 99, 135
Stainton
Catherine (d.1923), 205
Evelyn (d.1940), 105, 204, 211; 25
Nathaniel Evelyn William (Cl9-20), 105, 197; 106, 32; 232-3
Williamina (d.1976),205 Stale
Albina (Cl7), 69
Henry (Cl7), 94, 69, 72
Staley, John (C17), 94, 69, 72
Stalisfield
clergy Cl6, 101, 178-9
school records, 315 [pg258]stamp duty, 101, 105, 227-8
Stanard (Stnard), John (Cl6), 33
Standen,George(Cl9), 8
Standerde
Adam (Cl5), 147n
Robert(Cl5), 147n
standing stone, Eynsford, 260-94, 2,
]262-3
Stanford,Elie de(Cl4), 68
Stanford
bracelet, Romano-British, 91, 193, 195
church, methodist, records, 275
tithe map, Il I
Westenhanger
castle, l 251
moated site,222
Smith/Smythe family, 97, 255; 251
Stanhill Farms Ltd., 373
Stanhope
family, study of, assessed, 8-9
Philip Dormer, Earl of Chesterfield (d.1773),325
Stanier
Abigail see Meteren
David (C16-17), I l 8-2 l
Jane see Desmaistres
John(C\6),104, 116, 121
Stankey Wood (G. London) see under Bexley
Stanley
Revd. Prof. A.P. (C19), 325
Thomas (Cl5),262
Stansted
church, recorded by Griffiths 1847, 120n, 121
Joseph Dennis of, 75 droveway,103, 92, 19
Fairseat, axe, Romano-British, 97, 301, [pg302]non-conformity 1676, 94, 64, 68, 72-3 parish
records, 327
status, 26n
population totals 164J-180 l, 64
Stanton (Staunton)
Henry de,95, 72; 5
John (C14), 203
Yolanda C., "Benjamin Harrison and Henry Slopes", 257-9
Staple
Jane(Cl7),69
John (Ci7), 69
Marion (CI6), widow of William, m.2 John Bret, m.3 Paul Tibball, 56
William(Cl6),56
Staple
with Adisham
chapelry of, 113
living of,C19, 96, 64n
statute labour, payment in lieu 1822/3, 102, 184
Staplehurst
arrowhead, bronze age,272
axe,neolithic, 212
clergy
Cl7-18, 99, 164
Cl9, 109, 185
coins,Roman, 107, 402; 287
emigration to New Zealand 1839, 185-9
leather workshop Cl 9, 109, l 85
moated sites
Brattle,93, 222; 284
Castle Bank, 93, 222; 284
Lovehurst Manor, 93, 222; 284
non-conformity,196
origins of, 9
Paley Farm, oast, 252
population & family structure C16, 100, 233, 235-7. 23811, 239-243-41, 4, 24511, 247n, 248, 250-2, 254-7
road to Stile Bridge(Marden), 230
swing riots,92
Stapleton, Thomas, Lord Despenscr (Cl8-19), 18n
"Star" Steam Packet Co., 4
Starkey
-(Cl6),181
Sir Humphrey (Cl5-16), 108, 244, 247-8
Starveall, as a Kentish place-name, 30
Starvecrow,as a Kentish place-name,30
Statenborough see under Eastry
statuette, Romano-British, copper alloy, Thurnham, 15 l. / 52
statute labour see under labour
Staunton see Stanton
Stawell, Col. George(CI7), 29
Stead, J.M., on an iron age brooch from Lenha111, 105, 298-300
stead, in Kentish place-names, 24 steam boat companies, 92, 93, 4; 187-96, 8.
205n,208n; 274 [pg259]steam packets, Margate to London, 101, 107, 65-6, 80-1
Stebbing, W.P.D. (C20), 92, 33, 38; 306
Stebbings, Lt. J.M. (Cl9-20), 100, 441, 443
Stede, Richard La see Thornden, Richard
Stedman, M.T. (?Cl9), 192
Steed, - (C20), 56
Stelling Minnis
chapel records, 259
living of Cl9 (with Upper Hardres), 64n
settlement, 28
swing riots, 92
tithes, I02
Stephen
Cchaplain, New Romney hospital, 12, 96, 18
CIson of Hamo,3, 96, 19
Stephenson, D.
"More Decorative Ironwork" (illus.), 73-104
"More Decorative Ironwork (II)" (illus.), 137-57
Stevens
Widow - (C17), 71
Christopher & wife (C17),289
Dyoniss (CI 7), 71
Margaret (C17), 71
R.S. see Hall, Marcus, Stevens, R.S. & Whyman, J.
Stevenson, Joseph (C19), records, 282
Stewart, Joseph (Cl8-19), 200-94, 1, 222
Stickels, Charles James Stephen (d.1916), 453
Stickens,William John (d.1916),453
Stickings
John snr. (Cl8-!9), 19n,22
John jnr. (1803-75), 22
Sarah (Cl8-19), m. George Nurley, 19n
Stigand, Archbishop (d.1087), 91, 56; 96, 122; 32
Stile Bridge see under Marden
Stileman, Thomas & wife (Cl7), 289
Stiles, Henry & wife (Cl7), 70
Stimson (Stymson)
Daniel & wife (C17), 70
Josiah (Cl7), 69
Stint, Richard (Cl6), 87
stirrups,medieval
copper alloy,Old Romney, 109, 347, 348 copper gilt, Burmarsh, 107, 410, 411, 412
Stnard see Stanard
Stock (see also Stocks)
family,of Canterbury, 209 Bartholomew (Cl6-l7), 104, 104, 209-10
John (Cl6),209
R. (d.1916), 453
Stockbury
Aylesford estates, 85n
Norton Green,21n
swing riots, IOI,104
Stockdale,F.W.L. (CI 8-19), 249 Stocker's Head see under Charing
Stocks (retailers of Canterbury), 144 Stoddy, Nicholas (Cl8), 94, 109, 224 Stodmarsh see under Wickhambreaux Stodyer, Thomas (d.1435), 96, 24n Stoke
church, 49
cremation, Romano-British, 382 manor,96, 91, 49-50, 52
pottery, Romano-British/medieval, 382
Stokes
Revd. E. (C19), 22
Revd. J.S. (Cl9), 93, 2, 6, 8, 17
John (Cl5), 8
Stonar see under Sandwich
Stone (see also Stone,Simpson & Hanson)
John (Cl5), 121
John (Cl7),256
John (CI9), 395
Mary (Cl9), 11
Richard C., "Ulcombe, Ireland and the St. Legers", 111-7
Robert,Mayor (Cl8), 205
Thomas (C17), 256
Stone, Simpson & Hanson, 389n Stone (by Dartford)
castle, survey,97, 312, 313-15, 316-18 churches (see also clergy)
methodist,records,318 parish
inscriptions, transcripts of, 335 Oxford Movement, 101, 98, 3; 125
Clare lands, 125 clergy,C19-96, 20, 98, 3 deeds,101, 330, 335 manor, 92, 148; 312
Stone (by Faversham),pagan building, 261-2 [pg260]stone, from St. Augustine's abbey, Canterbury,94, 99, 29, 31-46
Stone-cum-Ebony (see also Isle of Oxney) churches (see also clergy; Reading Street chapel under Tenterden)
Chapel Bank,St. Mary's
graveyard survey,307-8 history (illus.), 95, 100, 157-70 survey,96, 414-5
Stone,St. Mary's, excavations (ill us.), 121-38
clergy
Cl6
Ebony,89n; 93, 100, 161
Stone,90
ClEbony,9, 100, 165
Ebony Court Lodge
Prior Goldstone,3
fair, I65
ferry,157
Great Prawls,moated site, 222 manors,Ebony,93, 100, 158, 161 map 1660, 109, j73, 77 marsh leased CJ2, 107, 41 parish records
Ebony,261
Stone,265
Romano-British occupation,124 school,Stone,109, 109, 124, 126, 128, 137-8 tithe map,Ebony,101, 320
vicarage, Ebony, I 61-2
stone mining see mines
stone objects (see also adzes; altars; anchor; architectural fragments; architectural ornament; axes; carvings; coffins; columns & capitals; crucifixes; eoliths; flints; gravestones; handaxes; handles; hones; intaglio; jet & shale; lamps; loom-weights; mace-heads; marble veneers; milestones; millstones; mortars; moulds; opus sectile; pebblehammers; querns; slates; slingstones; spindle-whorls; tesserae; troughs)
bronze age,Margate,Northdown, 270 medieval,Leigh,104, 92, 198, 199 undated,Canterbury,104, 199
Stone Street see under Seal
Stone Street (Roman road), 95, 272; 96, 269; 102, 175, 190
Stoneham,John (Cl6),104
Stones,Robert (CI8), 238
Stones End (parish unknown}, turnpike trust,350n
Stonlyng
Johanna see Fraunceys
Thomas (Cl4-15),22
Stonor
family, arms,388
Alice see Kirby
Thomas (Cl4/15), 387-8
Stontynbergha see Stockenborough under East Peckham
Stopes
Charlotte (C19-20),257-8
Henry (d.1902),257-8
Marie (Cl9-20),257-8
Storr,Thomas (Cl8),233
Stortegraue,William de (Cl3), IQ
Story,Andrew (Cl5), 9n
Stothard, Thomas, The Canterbury
Pilgrims, 256
Stotte,Robert a (C16),101, 178, 182
Stoughton,Thomas (C16),210
Stourmouth
church (see also clergy) excavations, 102, 233, 242, 243, 245
and Rochester priory,91, 50, 52 survey,98, 228, j229, 229
clergy C17, 99, 192n
hearth,neolithic,excavations (illus.), 96-101
hoard, bronze age,198
manor, 34
Northwood manor land,107, 34, 44 salt pans,107, 44
Stourmouth-Adisham water-main trench, excavations (illus.), 91-124
Stow
- (Cl 8-19), 141
Corp. C.W. (d.1914-18),209
Stowers
Victor (C20),425n
William (C20),425
Stowting
barrow & pottery,bronze age,99, 89, 90
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon
brooch, 104, 1, 2-3
strap-end,99, 22, 23-4
church (see also clergy), Wrench memorial window,280-1
clergy Cl6, 101, 175 [pg261]Womens Institute, records, 101, 333
Wrench family, 280-99, 1; 7
Stoyel, A.D. (see also Clarke, Dennis &
Stoyel, A.D.)
"The Lost Buildings of Otford Palace" (illu s.), 259-80
reports from Sevenoaks District Architectural History Group 1978, 255-6
1979, 282-4
1980, 366-8
1981, 304
1982, 246-7
1983, 270-2
1984, 384
1987, 340-3
1988, 205-8
1989, 379-82
Otford's Medieval Court Hall, reviewed, 423-4
Borough Green Study No. I, described, 379-80
Chevening Study No.described, 2, 104, 340-1
Orford Study No.described, 3, 104, 341
Sevenoaks Study No. I, described, [pg263]Sevenoaks Study No.102, 2, described, 108, 265-6
Shoreham Study No.described, 2, 102, 265
Stradling, Cdr. - (C17- l8), 217-18
Strangford,Lords, pedigree, 255
Stransham
Robert (d.1604), 125n
Thomas (Cl6), 102, 116, 125-6
strap-ends (see also belt hooks)
Romano-British, copper alloy
Brishing, 107, 396, 399
Canterbury, 104, 25, 26, 27-31
Richborough, 28n
Thurnham, 153
Anglo-Saxon,Kentish, 184-6 copper alloy
Canterbury
Longmarket, 222
St. Martin's, 102, 235; 104, 133,
180, 184, 185, 186
Hope,109, 343, 344
Lenham,104, 354, 361
Postling, 24
Stowting/Faversham, 2 I, 99, 22, 23-4
iron, Canterbury, 105, 77, 125, 126
silver, St. Mildred's Bay, 99, 21, 22, 23-4
medieval, copper alloy, Canterbury, 105, 92, 117, 118
Stratford
Frances see Bartholomew
John Wingfield (Cl8- l9), 21 Strathmore,Earls of see Bowes-Lyon
Stratton family, 29
Strawghwyn, Ro (Cl6), 182
Streatfield
family, 78
Henry (C17-18), 78
J. Fremlyn (Cl9), 7
Street, George Edmund (C19),3
Street hundred, 50
street lamps (see also street lighting)
gas, Canterbury, 18 I
ironwork, f/92, 1, 102
street lighting (see also street lamps), Canterbury Cl8-l9, 102,
179-190
street name plates, f!0J, 92, 102; 137 street railings,97, 92, 84-92; 97, 137, 154 Streeten,A.D.F.
"A 'Bellarmine' Bottle from Hook Green,Lamberhurst", 227-8
"A Medieval Pottery Lamp from All Saints Church, Maidstone" (i/lus.), 292-3
"Excavations at Lansdowne Road, Tonbridge, 1972 & 1976" (illus.), 105-18
streets see roads & trackways
Strenger,Leonard (Cl6), 32
Strensham, William (Cl6), 84
strike-a-lights, Anglo-Saxon see purse mounts
Stringer see Strenger
Stringer
Abraham (Cl7), 77n
George (C18),236
Strode, John de (C14), IJO
Strood see under Rochester
Strowd, John (Cl6), 179
Strype, John (Cl9), 170
Stud, Joseph (Cl3), 36n
Studham, John (Cl8),237 [pg262]studs
Anglo-Saxon
copper alloy, Monkton, 94
iron
Margate, 104, 227, 228
Monkton, 89, 66, 68, 71, 77; 101, 91, 95
Ozengell, 272
silver, Monkton, 101, 91, 95, 102, 114
medieval,copper alloy
Canterbury, 186
Monkton, 101, 85, 87
Snodland, 294
Stukeley, William (Cl7-18)
at Canterbury
Riding Gate, 103, 206; I I107, 8, 120, 140, 143-4
St. Augustine's, 98, 22; 32n; 99, 100, !Sin
St. Gregory's, 319
and Kentish megaliths, 232-3
Richborough Roman Amphitheatre, acquired by Canterbury
Museums, 256
Stumpff, J.A. (C!S-19), 281
Stupples, John (Cl9), 271
Sturry
buyers of stone etc from St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 99, 29, 33
Chandler family, 38
church (see also chapel under Hersden; clergy)
churchyard wall, survey, 102, 251, 253
recorded by Griffiths 1844, 103, 120, 124
recorded by Thomas Lott I8 I5, 107, 67, 69, 71-2
spire, 277
William Collis of, 185-7
herring house, 43
Hersden, chapel records, 259
histories of, assessed,5
manor,89, 169; 30
map c.1820, 336
Milner Court see Sturry Court
place-name, 24
pottery scatters, 268-70
recorded by Thomas Lott, 107, 67, 69, 71
Shelford, cemetery, Anglo-Saxon, 107-15
Sturry Court (Milner Court), 102, 251, 253; 108, 171, 177, 179
Sweech, toll gate, I102, 82, I 88 swing riots, 107, IOI
turnpike trust, 102, 172, I74, 182-3
villa regalis, Anglo-Saxon, 107, 108, 115
Watmer's Hall, 91
Stuttfall see under Lympne
Stydulf
Matilda (Cl4), 4
Reginald (Cl4), 4
Style
Revd. - (Cl8), 353
Sir Humphrey (Cl6), 93, 130, 141-2; 4n
Sir Thomas (Cl8),353
Styleman
John (d.1734), 51
Mary (d.1750), 98, 51, 53
Styles
Anne (Cl7), 94, 70, 72
John (Cl7), 94, 70, 72
John & wife (Cl7), 70
Peter (Cl9), 95, 235, 239
Robert (Cl7), 70
Sarah (Cl7), 70
Thomas (Cl7), 70
Stymson see Stimson
Suaebhard see Swaefheard
Success, 75
Sudbury
Simon, Archbishop (d.1381), 94, 171; 100, 176; 106, 53; 116n
Thomas, Prior (Cl5/16), 199
Sudell
Anne see Wyniattes
Nicholas (Cl7), 76
Suffolk
Duke-(Cl6), 140
Earl - (CI6), 147-89, 8; 96, 345, 360
Duchess of see Brandon, Catherine
Earl Theophilus (Cl7), 67-98, 70, 73
Sumercote, Master William of (Cl2-13), 27n
Summerfield, R.K. (ClS-19), 85-109
Summers, Elsie (C20), 451n
Summerton, George (Cl8), 107
Sumner, Archbishop (Cl9), 98, 7; 167
sun-dials (see also clocks)
Anglo-Saxon, gold, Canterbury, I9 medieval, tile, Canterbury, 98, 98, 19, 20, 21-6
Sun Fire Office, records, 254 [pg263]Sundridge
Le Blund holdings,149
church (see also clergy)
recorded by Griffiths 1840, 120n
clergy Cl8, 99, 168
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 198
deeds,280
Hatch family,113
Ide Hill
Henden Manor,93, 222, 225
swing riots, 101
manorial records, 280
non-conformity 1676, 68
pasture, 19-20
population
1641-1801, 65
Smith family lands,291
Sundridge Place, barn, building survey, 266-7
Valence/Hill Park estate,deeds,285
Sunken-floored buildings (grubenhi:iuser)
Canterbury
Adelaide Place,304
Castle Street,283
Longmarket, 108, 219, 220, 221-2;
Marlowe car park,95, 270; 96, 404, 405
Marlowe theatre, 98, 227, ] 228; 45
St. George's Street,102, 244, 245; 105, 65, 66, 67, 174
St. Radigund's Street, 307-8
Stour Street, 96, 409; 302
Watling Street, 94, 273, 274-5; 43
Folkestone,106, 14, 15, 16; 355
St. Mary Cray, 101, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191-216
Sarre,109, 144, 158
Sunley,John (C20),81
Sunne, 107, 165, 167
Sunwin,Cl2/13 the smith,108, 220, 223
Supperton see under Wickhambreaux
Surf Boat Disaster Fund,337
surgeons (see also barber-surgeons; surgery)
Canterbury, Kent & Canterbury hospital, 105, 3, 5, 7-8, 12, 27, 33, 35
Charing,163
Harbledown, 228
surgery, Kent & Canterbury hospital 1836-76, 105, 28-34
Surrenden see under Bethersden
Surrey
Duke - (C14),222
Earls of see Warenne family
Surrey, Kent & Sussex Bank,13 surveyors,tithe survey,93, 89, 111-12
Sussex,Earl - (Cl7),75
Sutton
Widow - (C18), 222
Revd. Charles (C I 8),231
Dan (Cl7), 73
J. (d.1916), 454-5
James (d.1702),239
Sutton (by Dover)
barrow, bronze age,335n
curate C16, 93, 87n
pebble-hammer,107, 396, 397
place-name, 21n
Sutton-at-Hone & Hawley
Black Death,14
church (see also clergy), Sutton, 91, 50;
97, 259; 168n
clergy (Cl7-18), 239
Hawley Manor pigeon house, /89, 33, 33-6, /36
iron age site,222
J.P.'s minute books,279
lease,336
manorial rolls,250
Mill House, Hawley,recording,305
paper mill, 82n
place-name,Sutton, 21n
St. John's
Hasted & Abraham Hill at,238-9
moated site, 222
school records,315
Sutton Baron see under Borden
Sutton Valence
Bardingley,moated site, 282
Chart Place Farm,328
Eylesden estate, 328
manor,328
non-conformity C17, 99, 183-97
place-name, 2 Jn
school, 163
swing riots, 107, 100, 102-3
tithe survey, 115
Swaefbert (C7),8n
Swaefheard (Suaebhard), King of Kent (C7), 99, 8, 14-16; 8-101, 9, 14
Swain (see also Swaine), Thomas (C18), 29-32
Swaine (see also Swain) [pg264]Ann(Cl7), 292
Anne (C17), 292
Swaisland
- (Cl9),376
Mrs -(d.1829),375
Mrs - see Allen
Swale
SirRichard(d.1608), 104, 117, 121
Susanna see Desmaistres
Swalecliffe see under Whitstable
Swan(Swann)
family, I 16n
-(Cl6 vicar of Sheldwich), 183
Katherine see Bringbourne
Richard(d.1429), 150
Swane,Goodwife(Cl6), 43
Swanley, Hextable, Horticultural College, 224
Swann see Swan
Swanscombe & Greenhithe
Galley Hill,parish records,326
Greenhithe
kiln,Romano-British, 28
poisonous periwinkles 1832, 377
swing riots,102
Ingress Abbey,40
Swanscombe
church
Oxford Movement, 3
recorded by Griffiths I 841, 120n, 121-2
flints, Clactonian (illus.}, 15-28
legend, 7
Manor House, Stopes family, 257-8
parish records, 326
tithe survey, 110
William I at, 31
Swanscombe Urban District,records, 319
Swanton,M.J.
"A Fragmentary Life of St. Mildred & Other Kentish Royal Saints" (illus.}, 15-27
"A Second Anglo-Saxon Sculptured Fragment from Rochester", 34-5
Swanton see under Mereworth
Swarling see under Petham
Swayne,Thomas (CIS), 359
Swedenborgians,100, 406, 413
Sweech see under Sturry
Sweetlove,John(Cl9),44
Swerdling see Swarling under Petham Swift,Edward(C19),88 swine farming, 109, 92, 16-20; 124 swing riots see under riots
Swingfield
church,methodist, records, 275
preceptory,inventory, I 0
Sworder, Edward Robert (CI 9/20), 32
swords (see also blades; rapiers; scabbard chapes; scabbards)
bronze age
Cliffe,282
Dover,208
Monkton, 101, 85, 87; 109, 248, 250-1, 252
iron age, Folkestone, 13
Romano-British, Canterbury, 2 I 93, 3, 214, }215
Anglo-Saxon
Monkton, 89, 49, 55, 57, 76, 85; 99, 272; 101, 91, 95, 102
Orpington,202
Swynford, Kathryn (d.1403), m.3 John of
Gaunt, 193
Sydney (see also Sidney)
family, at Frognal,305
Albinia Townshend(d.1770), 3
Charles(d. I 773}, 3
Henry(d.1773), 3
Earl John see Townsend,JohnRobert
Viscount John T homas(d.1831), 3
Viscountess Sophia(d.1795), 3
Sylvester
ClPrior,2, 100, 186n
Robert(Cl6),27
Symkins,Sir John, Prior(Cl6},91, 59; 96, 301; 323
Symmons (see also Simmons), William (Cl8},76
Symon,Richard son of (Cl3), seal of, 390
Symonds (see also Simmonds), William (Cl8), 224
Symondson(Symonson)
Edward(Cl 7), 74
Philip (Cl6), 102, 104; 250n; 108, 109, 73-4
Thomas (Cl6),74
Sympson see Simpson
synagogues,100, 406, 411, 415, 420-2
Sywell, Master Simon of(Cl2), 28n [pg265]T
Taddy
Mrs - (Cl8), 225
John, Mayor (d.1773), 202
Tadley,-,Mayor (C18), 220
Taft-White,- (C20), 235
Tait,Archbishop (Cl9), 12-98, 13, 16-17
Talboth,Thomas (d.1417), 91
Taleworth, Peter of (Cl2),126n
Tampon,William (Cl7), 109, 68, 73
Tancock, Revd. C.C. (Cl9), 65
Tancre, Bernard de (Cl3), 107 tanneries
Canterbury, 101, 277, 290, 291
Faversham, 84n
Maidstone,84n
Seal, 84n
Tudeley, 84n
tanners, 100, 288; 101, 68, 236; 270
Tanner's Vent see under Benenden tanning, historical sources for, 84-5 Tanton,- (Cl9), 108, 100, 379 tap-handles, medieval,copper alloy
Cliffe, 101, 366, 375-6
Frindsbury, 101, 375, 377
Seal,375
Tapin, Capt. James (Cl7-18),218
Tapper & Son, 340
Tapsell,John (C18), 223
Tasciovanus, coins of, 98, 241; 101, 365;
103, 252; 273
Tasker,John (Cl8-19),98, 170, 175
Tassel (see also Tassell),- (Cl9), 127
Tassell (see also Tassel)
Bryan (C20), 440n
Capt. Guy (C20), 100, 440, 442, 450
Tate see Aethelburh
Tattersall
John (Cl5/16),163n
Margery (Cl5/16), m. Roper,163n
Tatton-Brown, T. (see also Bennett, P., Tatton-Brown, T. & Ouditt, S.; Bowen, John & Tatton-Brown, T.; Hewett, C. & Tatton-Brown, T.; Sparks, M. & Tatton-Brown, T.)
"Church Building on Romney Marsh in the Later Middle Ages" (illu s.), 253-65
"Excavations in 1976 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illus.), 235-44
"Excavations in 1977 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (ill us.), 212-18
"Excavations at the Old Palace, Bekesbourne, near Canterbury" (illu s.), 27-57
(ed.) "Interim Report on Excavations in 1978 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illu s.), 270-8
(ed.) "Interim Report on Excavations in 1979 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illus. ), 265-78
(ed.) "Interim Report on Excavations in 1980 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illus.) 396-410
(ed.) "Interim Report on Excavations in 1981 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illus.), 275-93
(ed.) "Interim Report on Excavations in 1982 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illus.), 215-35
(ed.) "Interim Report on Excavations in 1983 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (ill us.), 237-56
(ed.) "Interim Report on Work in 1984 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illus.), 277-311
(ed.) "Interim Report on Work Carried Out in 1985 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illu s.), 233-55
(ed.) "Interim Report on Work Carried Out in 1986 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust" (illu s.), 191-234
"Kent Churches - Some New Architectural Notes" (illus.), 111-19
"Observations made in the Sacrist's Checker Area Beside Gundulf's Tower at Rochester Cathedral - July 1989" (illus.), 390-4
"Recent Fieldwork around Canterbury" (illus.), 115-31
"St. Nicholas' Church, New Romney" (illus. ), 344-6 [pg266]"The Parish Church of St. Laurence, Godmersham: A History" (illus.), 104, 106, 45-81
"The Sandown Gate at Sandwich" (illus.),153-94, 5, fl94
"The Topography & Buildings of Horton Manor,near Canterbury" (illus.), 77-105
"Three Great Benedictine Houses in Kent: Their Buildings and Topography" (illus.), 171-88
on a beaker from Swalecliffe (ill us.), 212
on building recording work in 1983 by the C.A.T.,252-5
on documentary evidence about Canterbury
Burgate, 164-8
Riding Gate,143-7
St. George's Gate, 156-61
Crundale,settlement in, 288-9
on excavations at
Canterbury
Conduit House (i/lus.), 97, 292, f293, 293
St. George-the-Martyr's church (illus.), 311-17
Stourmouth,All Saints' church (illus.), 242-5
on the history of
Canterbury, St. Gregory's priory (ii/us.), 314-27
Sandwich castle,243-5
on the spires on the parish churches of Minster & Wingham (illus.), 277-9
on surveys of
Canterbury
precincts,255-6
St. Dunstan's church (il/us.), 234-5
West Stourmouth church (illus.), 228-9
reports from Kent Manorial & Moated Sites Group
1977, 219-22
1978, 282
1979, 308
reviews, 96, 420; 362-4
Taunton Commission see Schools Inquiry Commission
tax assessments
1412, 218-20
records of,279
Taylor (see also Liberty Taylor)
Widow - (Cl8),226
Miss - (d.I882),5
Augustin (Cl8), 105
C.M. (d.1916),454
Revd. Edward (Cl8), 330
F.L. (d.1916), 454
H.B. (d.1916),454
Harriet see Brewster
Herbert (Cl8), 164
John (d.1696),58
John (?Cl8 of Fleet Street),258
John & Co. (bellfounders), 33-4
Maggy, on excavations at Canterbury, New Street,247-8
Mary (Cl8),m. Andrew Hills, ff230
Michael Angelo (Cl8),53n,63
R. see Bowden,M. & Taylor R.
Robert (C17),58
Sir Robert (Cl8), 98, 53, 55, 57, 59, 60n, 62; 102, 142, 146
Samuel (Cl9),98, 175; 303
T. (C I 9), 3-4
Revd. Thomas (Cl6), 93, 83, 88
William (C I8-19), 225-6
Taylors & Drapers,Society of,Canterbury, 225
Tebby,A.G. (d.1914-18), 209
Telfer,Melice (C20), 100, 426, 446n, 457
Telford, Thomas (Cl8-19),236n
Tempest,William (Cl8), 202
Temple
Dr. - (Cl8), 22
Frederick,Archbishop,15
Henry (Cl8), 197
R.K.G., "Discovery of a Manuscript Eye-Witness Account of the Battle of Maidstone", 209-20
William (Cl8),196
Temple Ewell
barrows,bronze age, 335n
clergy C16, 93, 86n
King John grants privileges to Ter Doest, 34
mill,85
preceptory,excavations, 290-1
Temple-Johnson,Mabel (C20), 33 temples, Romano-British (see also shrines)
Canterbury
architectural ornament, 100, 68, 80 [pg267]Castle Street excavations, 92, 239; 107, 283, 284, 285-6
circular,discovered C17, 94, 1-6
Hawkes Lane excavations, 109, 266, 267-8, 269-70
Stour Street excavations, 279-97, 80;
Keston,156
Lullingstone,62
Richborough, 76
Springhead, votive column, 223-95, 9;
100, 66, 79-80
Tenison,- (d.1750),22
Tenterden
Allarde bequest, 230
Austen family, 97, 5; 30
church (see also churches/chapels under Reading Street & Small Hythe; clergy), 107, 262; 122
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 198-9, 201, 204, 209, 211-12
death,causes of 171 2-42, 89, l 1-23
deeds, 255
Hales Place, bricks, 108, 171, 174, 177
Hatch family, 89
Kench Hill, Nursing Home records, 316
Leigh Green, Brungar's Farm, 177-80
Mantell family,105, 220, 240
marshes, I 09
parish records,265
population C16, 100, 235-8, 238n,245n, 247n,257
port,106
Reading Street
chapel, 159-100, 60, 162-3
Ebony chapel (built Cl9), 95, 307; 96, 415; 158-100, 9, 165, 167-9
ferry, I 57
garrison at, 167
marsh C14, 102, 109-10
school,167
White Hart and Lamb, 167
St. Michael's parish,records,326
Shemiah Selherst of,4
Small Hythe
chapel, 163
church (see also chapel; clergy), brickwork, 108, 172, 178-9
clergy C16, 93, 90
"Priests House", identification of, 96, 363, 364, 365-6
tides reach, 102, 97, I 00
swine-pastures,J9-92, 20, 22n
turnpike trust, 100, 349, 360, 369; 175
Tenterden Area Archaeological Group reports
1979, 307-8
1980, 414-5
Tenterden hundred, 49
Tenterden Mutual Improvement Society, records,256
Ter Doest (Belgium),abbey,101, 34, 37-8
Terrace Pier & Gardens Co., 4
terrets
iron age/Romano-British, Margate, Northdown,104, 268, 2 69
Romano-British
Cliffe, 101, 366, 371
Dartford, 109, 350, 351
Terrie see Theoric
Terry
Elizabeth (CI9), 24
Ellen,96, 363, 365
Harry (d.1916),453
James & wife (Cl7), 94, 70, 72
Jeremiah (Cl9), 24
Joan (C17), 69
Widow Joan (Cl7),69
Joan (Cl7 daughter of Widow Joan),69
Mary see also Watmer
Mary (C17), 70
Reginald (Cl7), 69
Robert (Cl7), 94, 69, 72
Sarah (Cl7),69
William & wife (C17), 71
William jnr. & wife (C17), 70
William snr. (C17), 70
Tertullian,58
tessellated floors, Romano-British (see also mosaics; opus sectile; tesserae)
Canterbury
Longmarket, 2 I 108, 9; 290-109, 1, 295
Marlowe Theatre site,226
The Parade,92, 240, j244
St. Margaret's church, 103, 199; 104, 298; 131
St. Martin's, 201n
Watling Street, 273 [pg268]Darenth, 94, 97, 170, 174-6, 178-80
Wingham,100, 90, 9 I, 93
tesserae (see also mosaics; opus sectile; tessellated floors), Canterbury, 199
Tester (see also Tester & Son)
P.J. (see also James,H.A. & Tester,P.J.)
"A Fragment of Medieval Sculpture from Leeds Priory" (illus. ), 306-7
"A Gravestone in the Church of St. Nicholas,Rochester" (ill us.), 187-90
"A Plan & Architectural Description of the Medieval Remains of Davington Priory" (illus. ), 205-12
"A Post-Medieval Pottery Group from a Well in Rochester" (illus. ), 262-6
"A Re-Assessment of some Features of the Medieval House in the Joyden's Wood Square Earthwork",289-90
"A Sketch-Plan of Boxley Abbey" (illu s.), 257-94, 9; 278-9
"Architectural Notes on St. Michael's Church, Offham" (illus.), 45-52
"Architectural Notes on St. Paul's Cray Church" (ill us.), 175-81
"Boxley Abbey",312
"Charity Boards Formerly in Bexley Church", 358
"Clactonian Flints from Rickson's Pit, Swanscombe" (illus.), 15-28
"Early Work in St. Mary's Church, Kemsing",245-6
"Excavations on the site of Leeds Priory, Part I - The Church" (illus.), 33-45
"Excavations on the site of Leeds Priory,Part II - The Claustral Buildings and other Remains" (illus.), 75-98
"Frognal House,Sidcup",97, 305, 307
"Further Consideration of the Bowman's Lodge Industry" (illus.), 29-39
"Further Notes on the Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Orpington", 201-2
"Hall Place,Bexley", 242-3
"Late Use of Tufa in the Tower of Luddesdown Church" (ill us.), 199-20 I
"Lost Cl8 Charity Boards Formerly in St. Mary's Church, Bexley", 391-4
"Medieval Stonework from Higham Priory" (illus.), 347-50
"Owletts Barn,Cobham" (illus.), 33-8
"Recent Researches in Chislehurst Church" (illus.), 1-9
"Remains of the Medieval Sacristy of St. Helen's Church, Cliffe-at- Hoo" (illus.), 369-72
"Restoration of the Old Lychgate of St. Mary's Church,Bexley" (illus. ), 353-5
"The Alice Drayton Brass in Horton Kirby Church",298
"The Brass to Alice Drayton in St. Mary's Church, Horton Kirby" (illus.), 386-90
"The Castelayn Brass in Bexley Church" (illu s.), 259-62
"The Ruined Building Adjoining Nurstead Court",243-5
'"Tudor Cottages', Foots Cray", 339-40
on an Acheulian hand-axe from Allhallows,260
on flints from Otford (i/lus.), 331-2
on medieval pottery from Rochester (ii/us.), 41-94, 2; 31-95, 4; 119-21
reports on excavations at Leeds priory 1974, 215-6
1975, 199-200
1976, 247
reports from Bexley 1975, 205-6 91, 1976, 92, 251-2 1977, 93, 226-7 1979, 95, 304
1990, 299-300
Bexley Village, reviewed,222
East Wickham and Welling, reviewed, 365
The Archaeology of the Bexley Area, reviewed, 268
reviews, 229-89, 30; 2 I 6-91, 20; 260-92, 5, 268-9; 230-93, 1, 233-4, 236-7, 240-1; [pg269]3 I 0-95, 11, 314-6; 423-96, 4, 426; 266-98, 7; 297-99, 8; 101, 392, 394, 396; 282-102, 3; 267-103, 8, 270-2; 398-104, 9; 105, 325; 107, 426, 433-4; 355-6
Tester & Son(ironfounders), 243 Teston
Sir Philip Boteler of, 100, 347, 352, 364 brooches, Romano-British, 105, 309 buildings, Romano-British, 89, 206; 224
coins, Roman, 311
parish records, 265
pottery,Belgic, 206-7 survey,89, 89, 219
turnpike, 363-4
Teulon, S.S. (Cl9), 168
textile industries see cloth-making; clothiers; dyeing; fuller's earth; fulling-mills; fullonica; silk industry
textiles (see also cloth-making; clothiers; dyeing; fuller's earth; fullingmills; fullonica; silk industry; threads),Anglo-Saxon
Monkton, 112-13
Sarre, 109, 152, 159-62
Textus Roffensis, 9
Teynham
Christ Church properties, 104, 92, 109 church, 103, 120n; 109, 114n coin hoard, post-medieval, 108, 297 harness pendant,medieval,101, 3 75, 379 hoard see coin hoard manor, 109, 36-7
Newlands, 33
Palace,excavations, 237
Prideaux George Selby of, 441
Teynham hundred, I 104, 2; 49 Thackwell
Edward (C17), 53
John(Cl7),53
Thames, Sin
Thames, River
defences (see also blockhouses) artillery (iltus. ), 141-68 display of, 89, 92, 250
fording points in Romano-British period, l 19-92, 28; 1 OS,290
hoards, bronze age, distribution of, 109, 262, 263
Thames & Medway Canal, 143
Thames-side Archaeological Group,report 1975, 212-3
Thanet,Earls of
estates Cl9, 109, 95
-(Cl7), 81
-(CIS-19), !Sn, 21n
Thane!, Isle of (see also individual parishes by name)
archaeological sites discovered 1983-7, 104, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337-9
bronze age activity, distribution, 259-109, 60, 261, 262, 263, 264
buyers of stone etc from St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 99, 29, 33n
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon, 204
census, religious I 851, 408
defences, 96, 345; 226
Electrical Association for Women, records,256
French raid Cl4, 105, 188-9
Gas Light & Coke Co., 19 ln
Hasted on, 25 l
hoards, bronze age (see also bronze age activity),249
inter-tidal zone sites, 276-7
parish boundaries,7-17
pasture, detached, 19-92, 20, 22n
Reculver abbey lands, 30
ring ditches/barrows, 204
Sackett family,98, 69, 72
saints, Anglo-Saxon, 15-27
sermons preached Cl 6, 101, 177
Steam Flour Mill Co.,records, 85
Taddy estate,plans,339
Thanet to Selling water-main, excavations, 267-107, 8, 269, 270-9
Uuestanae, 14
Wreck Site II, 242
Thanet & Wantsum Relic Association, 276-108, 7; 247
Thanet Archaeological Trust reports
1988-89, 107, 417-21
1989-90, 108, 271-7
Thanet Archaeological Unit reports
1976, 254-5
1982, 242
1983, 272
Thanet Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., 77
Thane! Way Roadworks, excavations, 107, 336, 337; 271
Thanington, Godfrey of {Cl!), 8 [pg270]Thanington Without archbishop's land 94, 1086, 104, 206 church, excavations, 109, 308-9, 310, 311
Iffin,manor, 120-1
Iffin Wood, earthworks, 119-99, 20, /120, 121
manor (see also manors under Iffin; Milton; Tonford),77-8
Milton manor,77-98, 8, 83; 206
place-name, 19
Tonford
manor, 120
Tonford Manor,222
bricks, 173 turnpike,108, 100, 364; I 77
Thatcher
family,memorials, 216
John snr. (C16), 181
John (C!6),181
theatres
Romano-British,Canterbury architectural ornament,100, 69, 80 discovered, 100, 37, 43 excavations
1976, 238-9
1989, 107, 286, 287, 288 fragments of, recorded, 96, 397; 320
knowledge of, assessed, 47n, 100, 48, /50, 51-2, /52, 53
robber trenches recorded, 129-106, 30, 131
walls recorded, 93, 217; 227 post-medieval
Canterbury, 227-98, 8; 99, 254; 202
Deal,107, 78, 80
Greenwich, 96n
Margate,338
Ramsgate, 96
Sandwich, 200
Tunbridge Wells, 388-9
Theobald
ClArchbishop
and
St. Andrew's priory,49n, 57
St. Gregory's priory, 317-107, 18;
200
St. Martin's, 207
tomb, 49-50
Cl Master (of East Ratling), 3, 92, 53
Theodore,brass of,27
Theodore (of Tarsus),Archbishop (C7),20n,22n; 91, 101, 3, 7, 18; 94
Theoric (Terrie), (C12/13) the goldsmith, 108, 220, 222-4
thermoluminescence dating, Cuxton, 104, 53, 74, 76-8
Theudeberht, King of Austrasia (C6/7), 18n
thimbles
post-medieval copper alloy
Canterbury, 104, 186, 187
Chatham, 183
Ospringe, 95, 142, 143
Stone-in-Oxney,128
silver,Chatham, 271
undated, copper alloy, Canterbury, 104, 186, 187
Thirsk,Joan, review, 392-5
Thistle, 217
Thomas
St. (see also Becket,St. Thomas),16
C I the priest's son, 3, 96, I 9
Cson of William,13, 109, 36n
H.B. (C20), 299-300
Henry (C19), 380
K.D. & Johansson, B.M., "The Environment of the Beaker (?) Burial Monument at East Northdown, near Margate, Kent", 275-83
Piers (C16),I 94
Thomas (Cl6), 102, 116, 118
William (C18),235
William Evan, Mayor & wife (C 19-20), 102, 33, 35
Thompson (Tomson; see also Thomson) family (of Ashford), 68 -(Cl7),101, 98, 85
A. Hamilton (C20),100, 183, 341n D.
reports from the Thames-side Archaeological Group 1975, 212-3
and Smith, V., "The Excavation of the Gravesend Block house,
1975-76" (ii/us.),153-77
P.H.
Excavations at Bigberry, interim reports
1978, 279-80
1979, 301-95, 3, 1980, 96, 411-13 [pg271]Excavations at Oldbury, interim reports
1983, 287-9
1984, 381-2
reviews, 263-4
Col. George M.P. (Cl7), 211-97, 17, 219-20
George(Cl8),30-5
Hugh(C20),268
Isobel
"The 'Belgic' Cemetery at Allington" (illus.), 127-38
on the Iron Age Pottery from Bigberry, 246-50
J.R.V., The House on the Hill, reviewed, 426
James(Cl 7 of Stansted),73
James(C17 of Strood),9 239
Sir John(Cl 7),85
John (Cl9), 170
June(Cl 7),73
Maurice(C17),211-12
Major Robert(CJ7),212
Thomas(Cl8),225
Thomson (see also Thompson)
Widow -(C16), 34
-& Mrs -(C20),111
George see Thompson
John(Cl6),9 40
Samuel J. (CJ9),35
Thomas(Cl6), 60
Thong see under Shorne
Thoralby,John(CJ5),7n
Thorn (see also Thorne)
-(C18),221
J.C.
on pottery from Ospringe (illus. ), 154-83
and Goodall, A.R., "A Crucifix from the Maison Dieu, Ospringe" (illus.), 372-7
Thornden (La Stede),Dr. Richard,Bishop of Dover (C16), 89, 172; 175-101, 7, 185
Thorne (see also Thorn)
Nicholas,Abbot(Cl3), 180
William, 91, 16; I 100, 82, 184, 339;
188
Thornhill
family,97, 259; 223
Lady Johana (Cl8),221-3
Lilian, "A Double-Moated Site at Beckenham" (itlus.), 145-63
P.
"A Lower Thames Ford and the Campaigns of 54 B.C. & A.D. 43" (illus.), I I 9-28
"Second Thoughts on Strood's Causeway" (illus.), 249-54
"The Medway Crossings of the Pilgrims' Way" (il/us. ), 91-100
obituary,315
and Payne, P.R., "Some Sites in North Kent", 378-82
Thornhurst(Thornherst)
Sarah,Duchess of Marlborough, 34n
Stephen & wife(Cl6),9 9, 29, 34, 36, 46
Sir Thomas(d.1627), 34n
Thornicroft
Dorothy see Howell
John(C17),16
Thornton
-(Cl7/18),204-5
Betsy (CJ9),96, 186, 188-9, 193, 203
Henry & wife(Cl7), 71
Thorp see Thorpe
Thorpe(Thorp)
Dr. -(C18), 22
Agnes T. (d.1473),204n
Francis(Cl7),216-17
Sir John(Cl5),204n
Dr. John (d.1792), 135-89, 6; 93, 227;
John jnr.(CI 8), 100, 298, 302
Thomas de(C14),108
Thomas(C15),204
William(C15), 204n
Capt. William (Cl7-18), 214-95, 17, 219
Thorton, John, Suffragan Bishop (CJ5-16),31
threads (see also textiles), Anglo-Saxon, gold
Kentish,107-101, 9, 112-13
Monkton, 101, 89, 93, I7, 108, 109, 112-13
Sarre, 109, 147, 149, 152, 161-2
Throwley
church (see also clergy), deeds, 329
clergy Cl 6, 93, 88n
Sondes family,167
Throwley Forstall, 29
Throwley Forstall see under Throwley
Thruxsted,William(Cl4-15),236 [pg272]Thunor (god},cult of,101, 101, I 05
Thunor/Thunnor (C7), 91, 16, 18, 20, 22;
Thurnham
Aldington,156
Aylesford estates, 85n
brickworks, 88
building, Romano-British, excavations 1933, 141-103, 6, 147, 148, 149-50, 151-8
burials,Anglo-Saxon,143
churches (see also clergy)
Aldington, 156
Thurnham
position,156
Romano-British tiles reused, 103, 143, 149
clergy Cl7-18, 99, 162
Corbies Hall, 103, 144, 155-6
deeds, 335
A History of (with Bearsted), assessed, 5
Howe Court, 155
library,parochial,I 99, 62, l64-6, 173
manor, 144
map 1709, 73
Milgate Park see under Bearsted
swing riots,92
Thurnham Court, 145
Thurnham-cum-Aldington, 156
John Watts of, 109, 65, 73
Thurston
Corp. B.l. (d.1914-18),209
Henry C. (Cl9), 359
Thomas (Cl9), 359-100, 60, 364; 178
Thomas jnr. (d.1881), 111-89, 12; 360
Thwaites, Edward (d.1550), 93, 128, l30, 135n,142
Tibball
Marion see Staple
Paul (Cl6), 56
tie-pin,Victorian,93, 171, 172
Tilboy,Thomas (Cl8), 225
Tilbury (Essex)
defences, 89, 141, 143-5, 147-56, 158-68; 93, 153; 341-96, 2, 344-8, 358
Elizabeth I at, 83-6
Tilden see under Headcorn
tileries see kilns,tile
tilers,108-98, 9; 38-99, 42, 44
tiles (see also bricks; kilns; mosaics; slates; sun-dials)
Romano-British
Canterbury
Gravel Walk, 91, 130, 140
Marlowe car park, 272
Cranbrook, 80n
Darenth,176-7
Hartley, 249
St. Mary Cray, 206
St. Paul's Cray church, reused in, 99, 175, 177-8, 181
Sandwich, 194
Thurnham, 103, 143, 145, 148-9, 154
Tivoli (Margate), 335
medieval
Barham,208
Beckenham, 91, 154, 157
Canterbury
All Saints' church,3 JO
Archbishop's Palace,232
Gravel Walk, 124
St. Augustine's, 228-9
St. Peter's Street, 316
Ebony,95, 308; 159
Eccles, 131
Leeds, 93, 37, 40, 45; 94, 87, 88-9, 90-2; 95, 296, 297
Leigh, 92, 198, 199
North Cray, 189
Ospringe, 95, 97, 100-2, 105, 117, 118-19, 120-l. 122, 123, 124, 125-6, 177, 178
Otford Palace, 202-3
Otham, 95, 296, 297; 103, 257, 258
Rochester
cathedral,318-19
Deanery Gate, 205
Prior's Gate House, 26
Scotgrove,249
Stoke,382 medieval/post-medieval
Appledore, 106, 89, 91, 94-5, 96-8, 99-101
Bekesbourne,96, 42, 46, 55-6; 23
Stone-in-Oxney, 109, 124, 126, 136-7
Tyler Hill, 130
post-medieval
Aylesford, 229
Bexley, 25-32
Canterbury
Burgate,103, 209, 210, 211 [pg273]tiles for St. Augustine's royal palace, 99, 30
Gravesend,174
Rochester,cathedral, 257
Tillard,James (Cl 9), I
Tilley, E.W., on coins & clay pipes from Gravesend Blockhouse (illus.), 169-70
Tilmanstone
barrows,bronze age, 113
church (see also clergy), methodist, records,345
clergy C16, 93, 87n
Craythorne,114
Harvey family,168
manor, 116
parish boundary,l 15
trackway,111-94, 17, 1 18, 119-25 timber (see also dendrochronology; hazel;
oak; timber framed buildings; wooden objects)
prehistoric,Cliffe, 375
iron age,Castle Hill, 91, 66, 70, 71-2
Romano-British
Canterbury, 306-7
Ickham,190-1
medieval
Beckenham,moated site, 91, 148, !148, 154, 155, 158-60
Canterbury,Bell Harry Tower, 92, 129, 130, 131-3, 134-5, 136
Eastry,122-3
king-post Clgiven to Kent Museum Service, 5, 107, 413
medieval/post-medieval,uses of, 92, 15, 146
post-medieval
Aylesford estate Cl9, 109, 102-3
Gravesend blockhouse, 91, 213; 165-6
in shipbuilding,97, 79, 84-6
timber framed buildings (see also aisled buildings;barns)
abundance of in Kent, l 2n church porches (illus.), 92, 101, 137-63 by place
Ashford,I Middle Row,101, 57, 6 0-4, 6 5
Barming, St. Cuthbert's Cottage (illus.), 145-52
Bearsted Green, 225
Biggin Hill,Single Street,No.7, 94, 282
Bishopsbourne, Bursted Manor, 106, 187, 188, 189
Canterbury
Best Lane, No.10, 106, 142, 143, 177, 178, 179
Broad Street,No.70, 96, 397
The Bull Inn, 101, 298, 305-6; 102, 252, 253; 327-8
Burgate (see also The Bull Inn; The
Sun Inn),Nos. 36-8, 101, 304
Butchery Lane see The Bull Inn
Castle Street, No.70, 106, 183, 184, 185
Cheker of the Hope, 101, 304; 106, 175, 176, 177; 107, 363, 364-5, 366
Church Street,No.3, 101, 310
High Street (see also Cheker of the
Hope)
Nos. 12-13, 103, 227-8
No. 21, 106, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183
Nos. 36-7, 101, 311
Mercery Lane, No. 8-8A, 107, 363, 364-5, 366
North Lane, No. 26, 108, 252-3, 254, 255
Orange Street see Palace Street,No.I
Palace Street
No. 17, 101, 305; 102, 249, 250, 251
No. 28, 106, 185-7; 366-107, 7, 109,
323, 324-326-7
Nos. 45-6, 108, 255, 256, 257-8
The Parade
Nos. 8-9, 99, 254
St. Dunstan's Street, No. 81, 99, 253--4; 255
St Margaret's Street
Nos. 25-6, 99, 254
No. 30, 103, 230
No. 34, 103, 227; 104, 324, 326
St. Peter's Street
Nos. 1-3, 101, 309-10
Nos. 26-9 7, 5, 265
Nos. 43--43A, 227
Stour Street
No. 19, 101, 304-5
The Sun Inn,101, 304; 224
Sun Street, No. 8, 108, 258, 259
Turnagain Lane, Nos. 5-8, 101, 310, f311; 225-103, 6, }226 [pg274]Wincheap
The Maiden's Head, 101, 300, 306, /307, 307-8, !310
Fordwich Farm, 252
Horton Manor, Chartham, 102-98, 4, 105
Maidstone, Westborough House, 93, 202, 203, 204, f204
Newington (by Hythe)
Frogholt Cottage, 103, 176, 182, 184-5
Frogholt House, 185
Longport,186
Old Vicarage,103, 178, 180, 1 85-6
Pound Farm,173-103, 4, 1 75
Smallest Wealden, 103, 174, 177, 178, 179
Stone Farm, 103, 180, 181, 183; 106, 19, 20, 189-90, 191-2, 193
Offham, Church Farm Barn, 108, 260, 261, 2 62-3
Otford
Bubblestone Farm, 205
The Bull,barn,262
High Street
Nos. 26-8, 102, 261-2
St. Mary Cray
High Street,Nos. 40-50, 94, 282
Kent Road,Nos. 4-8, 94, 282-3
High Street, 98, 247; 101, 384; 263-102, 4; 103, 238; 38 I; 107, 108, 267; 336
Little Blackhall,262
London Road, 103, 238; 104, 343; 265-6
Walnut Tree Cottage, 381 Shoreham
The Old Vicarage, 206-8
Twitton,Rose Cottage,381-2 Smarden, Romden Hall House,107, 107, 367, 368-9, 370, 371-3, 374
Wingham (illus.), 67-79ff
Old Canonry & Canon Cottage, 197-95, 8, 199-202, 203-4, ff204 timber merchants, 94, 219-20; 395 Tincommius,coin of,100, 104, 353 tithe survey (illus.),8 9, 101-18
of Godmersham,78
notebooks, 339
titheman,!On
tithes, recorded by Francis Andrus 1832-5, 100, 381-2
Tittler, Robert (ed.), Accounts of the Roberts Family of Boarzell, Sussex, c.1568-1582, reviewed, 309-10
tobacconists,286
Toe H,Margate,records, 270
Toftes
family,181
John (CJ6),180
toilet sets, Romano-British (see also earscoops; mortars; tweezers), 94, 42, 43
Token,Alderman - (C18), 224 tokens
medieval
Boxley,290
Canterbury
St. George's Street, 105, 92, 109-10
St. Martin's Hill,146
Ospringe, 128
Tonbridge, I92, 8, 116 medieval/post-medieval
Canterbury,241
East Peckham,101, 366, 376-7
Ospringe,128
post-medieval
Bekesbourne, 57
Canterbury
Gravel Walk,140
St. Martin's Hill, 160-104, 1, 172-3, 183, 187
Kentish, apothecaries & barber- surgeons,69-103, 72, 7 3, 74-8
North Cray,190
Ospringe,128
Rochester
George Lane, 91, 212; I 97, 5, 124-5
High Street,219
Prior's Gate House, 95, 28, 29, 31
Sandwich, 191
Toldervye,Christopher (C17),88
Tolhurst, Alfred (Cl9-20), 322-3
Tolkys,James (C16),73n
toll gates & houses, 346n, 100, 350, 352, 357-8, 361-4; 174-102, 84, 188; 221
Tolputt
Alderman - (C18),109, 209, 226
Mrs - (C18),236
Tolson,-(Cl8),183
Tom
CDumb,19, 100, 380 [pg275]C19, the Tinker,100, 379
Tomaszewski, N.E., reports from Deal 1979, 305-7
tombstones (see also gravestones), Romano-British, Canterbury, 82
Tomlin (see also Tomlyn)
Canon - (C20),100, 334, 342
Edward (Cl 9), 11
Peter (Cl8),236
R.S.O., "A Late Roman Defixio (curse tablet) from the Eccles Villa" (illus. ), I 9-25
Tomlinson,Frank (C20), 100, 31, 35, 37
Tomlyn (see also Tomlin)
Frances (C17),69
George (Cl 7), 70
Isaack (C17),69
Roger (CI7),70
Susan (Cl7),69
Thomas & wife (Cl7),70-2
William (Cl7),69
Tompkins,Capt. - (Cl7),218
Tomson (see also Thompson; Tomson & Wotton), W. (C20), correspondence,340
Tomson & Wotton, brewers (Ramsgate), 101, 340; 83-4
Tonbridge,
Gilbert of see Clare
James (Cl7), 72
Richard of see Clare family
Wyatt see Tunbridge, Wyatt
Tonbridge
Dukes of Buckingham (see also "Buckingham's Barn"), 92, 107; 93, 132; 97, 53; 220
"Buckingham's Barn",107-8
castle
architectural fragments,I I 2
Cl 1-13, 96, 120, 122, 124, 127, 129;
defences,107-8
William Woodgate of, 347
church, inscnpt10ns, monumental, transcripts of, 335
Clare family,119-31
coaching services Cl9, 98, 194, 198-9, 201, 203-4, 209, 211-13
deeds, 255
defences, excavations, 105-92, 8, 109-10, Ill,117-18
Dry Hill,53
eyre of C13, 96, 129-31
Fane family,16-94, 17; 255 fire station,97, 103, 55, 63
Greentrees Park, 56
Richard Grovehurst of,5n honour ot 89, 100, 220 hospital,isolation, 103, 62 housing 1800-40, 100, 386 Ispache,101, 330
Lansdowne Road, excavations, 105-92, 8, 109-10, 111-18
library 1881-1900, 53-103, 8, 5 9, 60-8 Lowy of 1066-1217, 96, 119-31; 234 manor, 100, 96, 127; 53n; 97, 100, 301; 335
map-makers Cl7, 109, 66n,77-8 market,108, 75
Medway Wharf, agricultural merchants accounts,331
Mill Lane,toll gate,358
North Frith,96, 124; JOO,234
parish
registers, 334
size
post-conquest,25
Cl 9, 100, 385-6
population C16, 100, 234-5, 237-8, 247n,257
priory,calendar,71-102, 4, 76-7 prison, 96, 130
riots 1830, 376
Rose & Crown Hotel,103, 56, 67 school, 103, 53, 65, 67
South Frith,I 96, 24; 234
Earls of Stafford see Dukes of
Buckingham
swing riots, 103
Technical Institute see library
turnpikes & turnpike trusts, I 98, 95;
workhouse, 62
Tonbridge & Malling petty sessions, records, 269
Tonbridge Free Press, 54-103, 5, 56, 58-9, 67
Tonbridge Literary & Scientific
Institution, 53-4
Tonbridge Mechanics Institute, 53-103, 4, 55n,56-7
Tondberht, of the South Gyrwe (C7), 91, 21, 23 [pg276]Tonford see under Thanington Without
Tonge
Batfield,Romano-British finds,239
Bax Farm, 180
Haywood,place name,14n
manor, 329
Radfield, Romano-British site,
excavations, 239-94, 41, 242, 243-7
tithe map,111
Tonge Castle,moated site,222
Took (see also Tooke}, R.K. (C20), 425
Tooke (see also Took) George(Cl7/18),30 John(Cl6),108, 93, 129n,142
Tookey,G.W.
"Historical Note on the double-moated site at Beckenham",161-3
work on Beckenham field names,145 obituary,91, 92, 272
Tootell,J.(Cl 9),41
Tooth,Daniel & wife(C17),71-2
Topclif (Topclyff), William (C14), 96, 22; 228
Topley,-(C19-20),258
Topping(Toppington)
Capt. John(C17),218-20
Kathleen, review, 321-2
Toppington see Topping
Topsfeild see Topsfield
Topsfield(Topsfeild)
Widow -(Cl7},70
Ann(CJ7),69
Elizabeth(CI 7),69
Thomas(Cl7),69
tore,bronze age, gold,Cobham,101, 363, 364
Torhtmund(C9),moneyer, 56-8
Torpel
Johnde(Cl3),8
Mabel de(C13),8-94, 11, 12n,13-14
Torrington,Lord see under Byng
Tottington see under Aylesford
Tovil Paper Co., 82
Towle,Alderman -(Cl8),238
Town, Mary Jane (C18), 175n; 98, 100, 303
Townsend (see also Townshend)
-(Cl 9),198
John Robert,Earl Sydney(d.1890)
and Francis Murray, 98, 6, 7, 9, 11-12, 14
Townsend Hook,C. & Co.(papermakers), 81
Townshend (see also Townsend) family,arms of, 17
Anne see Cradock
Bridget see Gros
Thomas(d.1709),13-15
Towrehill,Abbathia de(?Cl5/16),109 Towse
Ann see Wrench
Anthony N.B., "The Wrench Memorial
Window at Stowting",280-1
William Beckwith(Cl9),281 trackways see roads & trackways Tractarians see Oxford Movement trade (see also markets; privateers)
as a source for Kentish history, 73-89
Cl Sandwich,3, 93, 25-31
CDover,17, 95, 53-64
Cl 7-itinerant traders, 19, 108, 75-6;
109, 196, 219-22
trades (see also apprentices; guilds; individual trades by name)
C16-relationship to witchcraft, 17, 95, 44-6
CI of Kent & Canterbury hospital patients,9, 105, 16-17
Training Courses in Romano-British Archaeology
Eccles,89, 217; 157
Rochester,202
tramway,Oare,447n transhumance,100, 89, 91; 18-92, 22, 25-6
transportation,19n
trapping, medieval Islamic brass, Rochester,97, 296, 2 97, 298
Traveis,Henry(d.1706),96, 392, 394
Travel Company Ltd.,records, 332
Travers
-(C!6), 344
Martin (C20),210-11
Treadwell family,24 treasure trove
Canterbury, hoard, 99, 283, 284, 285, 286
Meopham,hoard,47-53
Reculver, silver ingots, 97, 201, 202, 203-7
Teynham,hoard,297
Wingham,hoard,295-7
Trend,Charles(Cl8-19),239 [pg277]Trendhamme,Stephen (Cl3),109, 101, 224
Trenley Park see under Littlebourne
Trevers,Joseph (C17),74
Trewonwall,Henry (d.1483),321
Trice Martin, C., The Record Interpreter, reviewed,257-8
Trilby,William (C19), 22
Trimworth see under Crundale
Trinovantes 124-5
Tristram, Prof. - (C20), 100, 311; 101, 122, 129
Tritton
Elsie (d.1983),81
Robert (d.1957),81
Triumph, 168
Trollop,Roger (Cl6),88
Trop,John (Cl4),202n
Trott
S. (Cl9),80
Thomas & son (Cl9),134
Trottescliffe, Hugh of,Abbot (C12), 100, 180, 186n
Trottiscliffe
Bishop's tenants,obligations of,148
church
recorded by Griffiths I 855, 120n
andRochester priory,49
Coldrum,megalithic tomb, 97, 222, 224, 227, 231-2
Court Farm, clay objects, 2/106, 0, 214-15; 4//,414-15
Bishop Hamo at, 14
manor,49
Rous,manor,92, 151, 154
troughs,medieval,Leeds,94, 80, 94, 95
Trowbregge,John (Cl4), 87n
Trowell,Dr. - (C18),22
Trowemer, Juliana (C14), m. John Petle, 113
Trowmer see under Downe under Bromley
Trumpington
family,arms of,108, 291, 292, 293
Roger de (C14),293
Trussel,William (Cl4),107-102, 8, 110
Trust for Thanet Archaeology see Thanet Archaeological Trust
Tubbs Lake see Tubslake under
Hawkhurst
tuberculosis, 17-89, 21, 23; 96, 70, 200n
Tubslake see under Hawkhurst
Tuck,Stephen (C20), 425
Tucker
John (Cl 7),256
Revd. John (C19),33-5
Tudeley see under Capel
Tudor
Prince Arthur (C15-16) 176
Thomas (Cl7), 74-5
Tuesby (see also Tuesby & Cooper), William Henry (Cl8-19), 94, 219, 221-3
Tuesby & Cooper,221-5 tufa,used as building stone,94, 106, 199, 200, 201
Tufton,Sackville (C17-18),79
Tullett, D.C., reports from Tunbridge Wells Archaeological Group 1976, 255
tumuli see barrows
Tunbridge (Tunbridg), Wyatt (C17), 94, 69, 72
Tunbridge Wells bath-house,389
Bayhall manor, 53n; 97, 102, 11, 16 BedfordRow, 100, 390, 397 building at 1860-1900, records, 108, 86 Calverley estate,100, 390, 391-8 Camden Inn,100, 394 chapels
congregational,records,336
Mount Sion,census 1851, 422 New Chapel,census 100, 1851, 100, 422 St. John's Road, methodist, records, 101, 318
Christ Church parish, records,266 churches (see also chapels; nonconformity)
Christ Church,census 1851, 422
Holy Trinity, census 1851, 422
King Charles',census 1851, 422 coaching services Cl100, 9, 98, 194, 198-9, 201, 204-5, 209, 211-12 deeds,105, 255
development of I 800-40 (ill us.), 385-98
Edger Terrace,397
Electrical Association for Women, records, 256
gasworks, 385
Gilead Place, 39 I GreatRooms,100, 100, 389 Grosvener House estate,100, 396 HanoverRoad,100, 395-6
Holy Trinity parish, records, 101, 334;
266 [pg278]housing (illus.), 105, 100, 385-98
ironwork, decorative, 92, 74, 76-9, 80, 81, 83, 88-9, 91, 96-7
Jerningham Place, 390
King Charles' parish, records, 101, 334;
265-6
marquetry, 92, 15; 391
Moat Farm,moated site,222
non-conformity (see also chapels),1851, 400-100, 6, 422-3
The Parade,388-90
playhouse,388-9
Rock Villa Road, 395
Royal Oak Inn,395
Royal Victoria & Sussex Hotel,389
Rusthall manor,388-9
St. Mark's school,records,268
school see St. Mark's
spa,195n,98, 199; 100, 385, 389, 397-8
turnpike trusts, I 98, 95; 100, 350, 363;
171
waterworks,385
Tunbridge Wells Archaeological Group, report 1976, 255
Tunbridge Wells Christian Instruction Society,336
Tunbridge Wells Corn Exchange Co., records,75
Tunstall
Bredgar chantry endowments,88
William Cromer of,83n
Mores family, 254n
purse mount, post-medieval, 89, 211, 212
Ruins Barn,212
Thomas family, 194
Woodstock,place-name,14n
Turcople (Romney Marsh),18-19
Turke
Alice see Williams
Alderman John (CJ6), 188
John jnr. (C16), 188
Turnbull,- (C18/19),145
Turner
family (of Sutton Valence), 184n
Dean - (CJ7),308
Elizabeth (C17 of Stansted),72
Elizabeth (Cl7 ofWrotham),71
Elizabeth Ann see Shove
Elizabeth Augusta (Cl9-20),322
Sir Gregory (Cl8),361
Harry (C16),40
Jacob (CJ7), 186n
James (Cl9),35
John (CJ 7 of Egerton),186n
John (C17 of Sutton Valence), 183-97
Margaret (Cl7), 185
Matthew (C17/18),238
Richard (C16),101, 173, 178-81, 184-5
Robert (C18),227
Thomas (CI 6/17 father of John),I 84
Thomas (Cl 7 brother of John), 185
W. (d.1916),453
Warham (CJ 7), 193
William (CJ6),185n
William & wife (CJ7 of Wrotham), 69
William (C18),223
William Horsmonden (Cl8),336 turnpikes
Canterbury area, 102, 171, /72, 173-91
coaching services,/98, 92, 193, I 95
Kentish, 345-100, 66, 367, 368-9
Turpin,Thomas (CJ 6),93, 83, 87 tweezers
bronze age,Margate,101, 362; 104, 268, 269
Romano-British
Canterbury,I I 5
Minster (in Thanet),102, 49, 55
Orpington, 20I
Rochester,94, 42, 4 3
Anglo-Saxon, Monkton, 89, 70, 71, 79
medieval, Canterbury,114-15
Twigg,W. & Co. Ltd. (Birmingham), 189
Twisden (see also Twysden) estate,maps C17, 109, 66, 72
Sir Roger (C18),352
Twist,Syd
witnesses Faversham explosion 1916, 100, 447, 457-8
Faversham 1900-1910: Syd Twist Remembers, reviewed, 240-1
Stock Bricks of Swale, reviewed, 393
Twitham see under Wingham
Twitton see under Shoreham
Twyne,John (Cl6),172
Twysden (see also Twisden)
Sir Roger (C17), 91, 100, l2; 98, 254, 256
biography of,assessed,8
Thomas (Cl7),256-7 [pg279]Sir William(Cl7), 98, 98, 256-7
Sir William(Cl 8), 352
Tydecombe,William(C14),226
Tye
Denis, A Village School 1850-1970 - Boughton Monchelsea, reviewed,266
Nicholas(C14),192
Tylden
family,pedigree of,255
Anne(Cl7), 102, 215, 217
John(C17),102, 215, 217
Richard(C18),255
Tyler
Alan see Grey,Tony & Tyler,Alan
Frank Walter(C19-20), 185n
Tyler Hill see under Hackington tylers see tilers
Tyrrell,Sir William(C15), 8
u
Udimore(E. Sussex), 102, 118, 126
Ufford
family,arms of,I 12
John de, Archbishop (d.1349), 99, 112; 17
Mary de (C13/14), wife of Robert de Ufford,m.1 William de Say, 112
Robert de(C13), 99, 112; 202n
Ulcombe
church (see also clergy)
Clerke memorial, 117
St. Leger memorials 111-12
clergy
Cl6, 101, 175
C17, 99, 194-5
deeds, 335
fair, I 11
market,111
moated site,222
non-conformity,189n,190n,194-5
parish registers, 334 ploughing methods, 101, 92, 169
St. Leger family, 111-91, 17; 175 swing riots,101, 107, 100, 102-3
Ulcombe Place,117
Ulpianus,284
Ulric,seal of,365 umbones see shield bosses
Umfrey
family, 22
Elizabeth(d.1781),22
Finch(b.1675),22
Finch(b.1700), 22
Finch(Cl8 of Dartford),22
Jane see Gifford
Margaret see Clement
Underwood,-(C20),435 unemployment, agricultural workers 1827-100, 30, 107, 90-100, 102
Unicume,William(Cl9),204 Unitarians
Canterbury,253
religious census I85 I, 100, 400, 404-5, 410, 412, 414, 417
United Kent Life Association, records, 331-2
Unspac,Ralf(Cll),105, 39, 53
Unspac see also Eynsford,William de
Upchurch
Burntwick Island, cremation, Romano- British,185
church (see also clergy)
inscriptions,transcripts of,335
spire, 304
clergy Cl9, 99, 199
dog burials, I 56
Ham Green, pottery, Romano-British, 40-1
Otterham Creek, cemetery, Romano-
British, 200
pottery industry, Romano-British (illus.), 27-98, 50; 199-99, 217; 66
school records, 3I 5
Upchurch Archaeological Research Group,30
Updown see cemetery,Anglo-Saxon under Eastry
Uphaldere,Goddard(C12/13), 220
Uphill,T. & J.(ironfounders),87 Upminster see Minster (in Thanet) Upnor see under Frindsbury Extra Upper Halling see under Halling Upper Hardres
Dean manor(Dane Court),330
earthwork, 204
Hardres Court,IOI
living of(with Stelling) Cl9, 96, 64n
swing riots,IOI
Upper Larkfield hundred, 104, 11, I8n Upper Peckham see West Peckham Upstreet see under Chislet
Upton
Thomas (C14),116n Thomas(Cl8),109, 109, 225-6 [pg280]Urry,William
"A Circular Roman Temple Discovered in the late Seventeenth Century at Canterbury", 1-6
on Bell Harry Tower,132-92, 3, 136
Canterbury under the Angevin Kings, assessed, 6
obituary, 329-30
Usborne & Benson (Cl9), 107, 181, 184, 189
Uuestanae see under Thanet
V
Vagniacae see Springhead under Southfleet
vagrancy, and parish constables, 10-JJ, 12n, 104, 17, 19-24
Vale, J., "Archaeological Notes from the Kent County Museum Service" (ill us.)
1987, 368-74
1988, 209-I 5
1989, 410-15
1990, 295-7
Valence
family,Earls of Pembroke
arms of, 109-11
estate,285
Stephen de (Cl4),226
Valoigns
family, 186
Waretious de (Cl3/14), 186
Van Haestrecht family,arms,115
Vane see Fane
Vannes see under Crundale
Vans,Goodman (Cl6),36
vaults
Appledore, 290
Barham, 205-7
Barming,208-9
Canterbury
All Saints', 3 I I
Christ Church, 12
St. Dunstan's, 108, 173, 182
St. Margaret's, 200-1
St. Martin's, 254
St. Mildred's, 239
St. Paul's, 254
St. Peter's, 89
Chiiham, 102, 138, 141, 143, 145-6
Chislehurst, 1-4
Godmersham, 106, 61, 65, 71, 74
New Romney, 346
Sevenoaks,109, 281, 283
Wootton, 204
Vealey (alias Bayley),- (C17), 68
Venn,Col. John M.P. (C\7),212
Venner, - (C18 Master of Cranbrook
school), 201
ventilating panels, medieval, lead, Bekesbourne,96, 43, 5 3, 54-5
ventilators see roof finial
Venus,figurine, 152
Vere
family
arms of, 91, 9, 11
land holdings CJ5, 100, 219
Clementine de (C12/13), m. Sir Jordan
Sackville, 9
Robert de (C14), 100, 226; 105, 182, 185, 189
Verica,241
Vertue
Robert (d.1506), 166
William (Cl5-16), 166
Vespasian (Cl),and
Richborough Arch, 72
Roman invasion,126-7
Vespasian Psalter, 97, 15, 19
Vessy,Edward (C\6), 118
Vickers Bros. (Dartford), records, 105, 253; 83
Victory, 143
victuallers,76-7
Videan, Emma (Cl9), 329n
Viereckschanze, 98, 154, 156, 159
Vikings see Danes
villages,history of,9-92, 11, 23-5, 67
villas, Romano-British
and parish boundaries in the Daren! Valley,63
by place
Acol, 338
Ash-cum-Ridley, 241
Barming, 101, 372; 357
Barton Court (Oxon), millstones, 100, 114, 116
Birchington,338
Brenley Corner, 336
Canterbury, St. Martin's, 102, 235; 104, 124, 129, 200-1
Charing, 10711
Darenth,excavations (illus.), 159-83
Dartford, 289
Eccles
architectural ornament, 100, 66, 78 [pg281]excavations
1973, 119-89, 20, fl20-l, 121-8, f128-9, 129-34
1974, 2!6-89, 17; f91, 41, 41-5
1975, 91, 201; 157-92, 9, 160-1, 162-3
1989, progress report, 83-107, 6, f86-7, 87-8
road,100
Folkestone, East Cliff, 226
Garlinge, 338
Hartley,reconsidered, 24
Hernhill, 335
Ickham,93, 95; 3
Lullingstone
architectural ornament, 100, 66, 77, 78
Christianity,96, 312, 318; 59-62
Maidstone
Boys' Grammar School,271
The Mount
excavations, 209-91, 10; 92, 252; 224
recording, 284
Margate see Garlinge; Tivoli
Otford, 96, 323; 61
Ramsgate,338
in Thanet, 104, 335, 337-9
Thurnham, excavations 1933 (illus.), 141-58
Tivoli, 222n,104, 228, 234-5, 335
Wingham,93, 61, 95
re-excavation of, 87-100, 8, 89, 90, 91-2, 93-9
Vincent,S.C. (d.1916),454
Vincke
Jane (Cl6),rn. - Snellard, 55
Nicholas de (d.1597),55
Viner, John, Faversham's Lost Windmills, reviewed,299-300
vintners,92, 151, 153
Vitalis (see also Hamo, son of Vitalis), Cl!,144
Vortigern (?C5),ln,3n
Voules,- (Cl9), 100
Vries, Gertrude de (Cl 6/17), m. William St. Leger,114
Vulliamy,Lewis (Cl9),81-2
Vynch,Henry (Cl4),110
Vyse,John atte (Cl4),87n
w
Wacher
B. (C19-20), 175
Frank (C19),35
John, The Coming of Rome, reviewed, 311-13
Wachlingstone hundred, 49
Waddams,Canon Herbert (C20), 313
Waddell,Henry (C18),104, 381; 223 Wade
- (d.1829),375
James (C18), 102, 32, 35
James (Cl9),23
John (Cl8), 222
John (C19),23
Philip George (d.1916),453
William (C18),222
Wadham,John (C14),228
Wadhurst (E. Sussex)
Bone family, 392
coaching services C19, 98, 198, 204
physician Cl8, 89, 22
turnpike trust, 100, 350, 369
Wadmore
Beauchamp (Cl9),63-4
James Foster (Cl 9), 105-92, 6, 118; 53-103, 4, 55n-6n,63
wage labour, Meopham 1307-75, 92, 203-23
Wainscott see under Frindsbury Extra Wakefield,Edward Gibbon (C19), 186 Wakehurst
Margaret (Cl5), m. Edward Sackville, 8
Richard (Cl5),23
Wakering (Essex), monastery, 15n;
Walcot (Walcote; see also Walcott)
George & wife (C16),41
Margaret see Appleyard
Walter de (Cl4/15), 134
Walcott (see also Walcot), Revd. MacKenzie (C19),337
Waldegrave
Avis,Lady Cooke (C16/17),m. Anthony Cooke,29
Sir William (Cl6/l 7), 29
Walden,Sir Richard (d.1588), 86
Walder,John (Cl5),8
Waldershare see under Shepherdswell with Coldred
Walderslade see under Chatham
Waleden,Humphrey de (Cl4), 200 [pg282]Waleran, Bishop of Rochester (d.1183 ), 107, 91, 50, 57
Waleys
family,arms of,109-10
Alice(d.1503),109
Augustine(d.1354-5), 111
Walkelin, Bishop of Rochester (d. I 098), 56
Walker (see also Walker & Son)
-(Cl7), 20
-(Cl9 shipbuilder), 208
Dorcas see Walter
Henry Charles(d.1916),453
John(C17), 21
Joyce (see also Knowlden, Patricia & Walker, Joyce), West Wickham and the Great War, reviewed, 431-3
Nathaniel(Cl8),223
Penelope, "Bee Boles in Kent" (illus.), 107-27
Thomas(Cl 6), 99, 30, 38
Thomas(Cl8),226
Thomas(Cl9), 79
Walker & Son Ltd. (Gravesend), records, 253
Walkling,F.W.(C20), 146
Wall
Governor-(Cl8/19), 146
Sheilagh M., "The Animal Bones from the Excavation of the Hospital of St. Mary of Ospringe" (ii/us.), 227-66
wall paintings (see also wall plaster, painted)
medieval
Canterbury, Christ Church restoration, 310-100, 11, 313, 316 Romanesque,95, 185-95
St. Eustace (illus.), 115-30
Stone-in-Oxney,J 109, 34, 135 medieval/post-medieval
Canterbury, St. Dunstan's House, 328-9
recorded by Griffiths,103, 120, 124 post-medieval,Sandwich, 100, 198 wall plaster (see also wall plaster, painted),Romano-British
Canterbury,Gravel Walk, 130
Rochester,253
wall plaster,painted
Romano-British
Canterbury
Longmarket, 287n
Marlowe Theatre site,227
St. John's Lane, 103, 218; 294
St. Margaret's Street, 94, 277; 103, 215; 296
Tannery allotments, 314
Eccles, 216
· Lullingstone, 59-61
Otford, 6 l
Rochester,IOI,97, 105; 48
Thurnham, 142-103, 4, 148, 150-1, 154
Tivoli,335
medieval
Canterbury,St. Gregory's,313
Ospringe,95, 100, 105, 113, 114, 115
wall spacers,post-medieval,163 Wallace
Thomas (d.1727), 20
William(C20),100, 440, 442
Walland Marsh
church building in the later middle ages (ill us.), 253-65
flooding CI3, 102, I06
land reclamation, 99, 47, 51-2, 57-8; 107, 35, 46, 50, 258
map 1687, ff72
tithe maps, 111
Wye College lands,215
Walle
Katheryne van den see Desmaistres
Peter van den(d.1597),104, 117, 119, 121
Susanna van den (d.1628), m. John James,118-104, 19, 121
Wallenberg, J.K., on term cwylla, 135-89, 6, 138
Waller
family,as J.P.'s, l 3 l n
-(d.1726),15
J.G.(Ci9),259
W.T.(d.1916),453
William & wife(Cl7),68
Wallis,-(Cl8),225
Walmer,John(Cl9),19
Walmer see under Deal
Walsh,R.M.
"Recent Investigations at the Anglo- Saxon Cemetery, Darenth Park Hospital, Dartford" (illus.), 305-320
reports from Dartford District Archaeological Group [pg283]1975, 212
1979, 305
excavations at Scotgrove,25
Walsham, James (Cl7),73
Walsingham
family
as J.P.'s,131n
tomb, I,102, 2, 3-4
Master Adam of,28n
Cicely (Cl5/16),8
Constance see Dryland
Sir Edmund (d.1549),102, 1, 4, 8
Elienor see Writtle
Elizabeth (CIS/16), 8
Sir Francis (C16),8
James,Sheriff (d.1540), 102, 4, 6-8
Margaret (Cl5/16), 8
Thomas I (ClS),7
Thomas II (d. 1467), 102, 4, 5, 7-8
Sir Thomas (d.1630),102, 1; 217
William (Cl5/16), 8
Waltare,Richard (Cl6), 217
Walter
CI Archdeacon & Bishop of Rochester, 2, 99, 145, 153; 104, 207; 318
C12/pistoris, 13, 107, 144
C12/Precentor of London, 13, 101, 27n
ClArchbishop,4, 107, 200
Clpainter, 5, 89, 171
family
of Faukham,20-1
of New Romney, 346
Dr. - (Cl8), 22
- (Cl8),291
Abraham (Cl7),109, 66, 72-3, 76
Dorcas (d.1669),m. John Walker,21
Hubert, Archbishop (d.1205)
Archbishop's Palace, builds, 98, 230;
and Clare family,96, 128, 130
Eastchurch, grants to Dunes Abbey, 26n,27-101, 32, 36, 38n,39
marshland,leases, 41
and Rochester priory,91, 55, 57
tomb, 15
John (d.1626), 94, 18, 21-2
John (d. I657), 21
Thomas (d.1556), 17-18
Thomas (Cl6), 94, 18, 22
Thomas (d.1725),20
William (Cl7/J8 of Appledore), 97, 4, 6
William (Cl8 of Chatham),184
Waltham
chapel records, 259
charity 1828, 93
clergy Cl9, 96, 67-8
Filchborough (Fitchborough),30
Gosebourne lands C!6, 101, 238
Kettlebender,29-30
Sheepcourt Farm, child burial,278
Walton see cemetery, Romano-British under Eastry
Wandsworth (London Borough),
Battersea, Exton lands in, 154
Wanley,Humfrey (d.1726),243
Wanstall, Thomas (Cl7), 63
Warbank (G. London) see under Bromley, Keston
Warbleton (E. Sussex), Lewknor family, 16
Warburton,- (Cl8),257
Ward (see also Warde)
- (CJ8), 221
A. (see also Bennett, P., Cross, R. & Ward, A.; Bennett, P, Nebiker, D. & Ward, A.; Hicks, A. & Ward,A.)
on excavations at
Canterbury
North Lane (illus,), 206-8
St. Margaret's church,288
Wye, Upper Bridge Street (illus.), 337-40
and Anderson, T., "Excavations at Rochester Cathedral" (i/lus.), 91-151
C.P. (see also Pyke, J.A. & Ward, C.P.), "Emergency Excavations at Otford Palace, 1974" (illus.), 199-203
James (Cl9),381
Jennifer C., "The Lowy of Tonbridge and the Lands of the Clare Family in Kent, I066-1217", 119-31
John de (Cl 7), 78-9
John,Sheriff (Cl 9), 393
Simon (fl.1799),145
Thomas (C17), 77
Warde (see also Ward) family,98, 171, 173
Catherine (Cl8),173
Revd. Richard (Cl9), 95
T. (C18), 173 [pg284]Wardeyne,John (C15),98, 96, 259
Ware
Joan (Cl 7),69
John (CI7),69
Robert & wife (Cl7), 69
Robert jnr. (C I 7),69
Warehorne
church (see also clergy), brasses, 247-9
clergy C!6, 93, 89
manor, 38
map 1687, ff72
peatgrowth, 50
Warenne
family, Earls of Surrey, arms of, 109-99, 10; 132
Earl - (C12/13), 70
Warham (Warram)
family, arms of (see also under Warham, William, Archbishop), 35n
Agnes (Cl6), m. Anthony St. Leger, 91, 114, 116
Hugh (C15/16),91, 114, 116
John see Mills,John
Thomas (C15), 161
William (C15 advocate),198
William, Archbishop (C16)
arms of, 136
brick, makes use of, 172
Ebony church, requires repairs to, 161
Folkestone priory,visits, 199
heiress of, 116
and Otford Palace, 100, 259, 261, 263, 271, 279-80
tomb, 4n
Warly
- (C18),226
Lee (Cl8-19),165
Warner
Sir Edward (Cl6), 88
G.D. (C19), 55n
J. & Son (ironfounders),33-5
Robert (C16), 88
Warnicke, Retha, William Lambarde, assessed,8
Warram see Warham
Warre,I.A. (C19),95
Warren
C.J. (d.1916), 453
E.J. (d.1916), 453
warrens, keeper of (Cl4-15), 261-2
Wastell,John (C15),92, 132, 136; 307 water cisterns & tanks (see also cess- tanks; water hole)
Romano-British
Canterbury, 271
Darenth,161-97, 3, 167, 169, 176
post-medieval
Benenden, 204-5
Canterbury,96, 410; 293
water closet,C19/early C20, 109, 302, 306 water hole, iron age, clay lined, Bigberry, 94, 279; 411-13
water pipes
Romano-British
lead, Canterbury, 269
wood, Canterbury, 271
medieval
ceramic
Canterbury
North Lane, 94, 172, 182, 183, 184, 185
St. Augustine's, 101, 294; 103, 81, JOO, IOI
St. Gregory's,313
Tyler Hill, 130
lead
Canterbury
Military Road, 204
St. Augustine's, 137
St. Gregory's,313
Tourtel Road,304-5
post-medieval
iron,Canterbury, 293
lead,Canterbury, 97, 293; 135
not dated, cast iron,Canterbury, 293
water wheel,Southborough, 255
Waterford, Marquess of (C19), 377
Wateringbury
brewers,331
church (see also clergy), Dumb Borsholder of Chart, 239n
clergy Cl8, 100, 353
coaching services Cl 9, 98, 198
deeds,329
Wateringbury estate,329
Waterman,William (Cl6),99, 37, 39 watermills see mills
Waters, M., "The Dockyard Work-Force: a Picture of Chatham Dockyard c.1860", 79-94
Waterton
Sir Hugh (Cl4/15),192
William (Cl4/15),195 [pg285]waterworks, Tunbridge Wells, 105, 100, 385
Watevile,Robert of(C11),126
Watling Street
course of,C18, 98, 195
by place
Canterbury
Adelaide Place, 104, 304, 330
course of, 51
Riding Gate, 206
Stour Street,96, 407; 279-97, 80; 103, 213; 301-2
Whitehall Road, 43
Ospringe,259
Rochester, 96, 379; 109, 45, 48
Springhead, 332-3
Watmer (see also Watmere; Watmough)
Dorothy(b.1632), 92
Frances (Cl6/17), m. Robert Wynne, 102, 88, 90
Giles(b.1654), 93--4
Giles(C17), 92--4
Joan see Hatch
Mary (C17), m. l Mr Terry, m.2 Mr
Ellwin), 93
Mary(wife of Giles) see Randolph
Mary(wife of William) see Master Maryan see Bonnar
William,Mayor(C16-17), 87-94
William(b.1624), 91
Watmere (see also Watmer; Watmough)
Margaret see Sparkes
William(?Cl6), 88-9
Watmough (see also Watmer; Watmere)
Francis(?Cl6), 88
John(?Cl6), 88
Watson
Hon. George M.P.(Cl8-19), 238
John (C19), 368
Hon. Lewis M.P.(Cl8), 4
Mary(C17), 73
Revd. S.(CI 9),2
Thomas (Cl6), 60
Thomas(Cl7),73
Wattes see Watts
Watton
Elizabeth (CI 8/19), m. Leonard Bartholomew, 21n
Thomas(C16),65n
Watts(Wattes)
D.F.(Cl8-19), 73n
John (Cl7), 154-100, 5; 103, 144, 155;
109, 65, 73
Peter (Cl9), 73
William(Cl6), 93, 83, 87
Watts Cross (nr. Penshurst),turnpike trust, 347n,369
Wauer/Wauere see Waure
Waure(Wauer; Wauere; Wavere; Wavre)
Joan de see Gatewyk
William de snr.(Cl4), 13
William de jnr.(C14),13-16
Wavere see Waure
Wavre see Waure
Wax Chandlers Co., 392-3
Way,Albert(Cl9), 145
Wayle,John(Cl7), 70
Weald (see also Sevenoaks Weald)
canal, 235
manorial records, 280
Methodist Society records, 277 population & family structure Cl105, 6, 100, 231-57
wealth, in medieval/post-medieval Kent, 3-6
Wear (see also Weare),-(Cl8),235
Weare (see also Wear)
Charlotte G. see Oxenden
Sir Henry Edwin(d. I 898),75
Henry Oxenden (CI 9-20), 96, 75; 211
weathercocks, Canterbury, St. George's church, 3 I 3
Weaver, Susannah see Papillon weavers,287-100, 8; 104, 210; 80 weaving combs, Anglo-Saxon,
Canterbury,94, 277; 7
Weazle, 95, 195, 206, 208, 229
Webb(Webbe; Webe)
C.A.(d.1916), 454-5
Eliza(C19), 8
George,Mayor(C16), 99, 32, 35
George(Cl8),233
Mary(Cl7), 55
Richard(d.1639), 55
Thomas(Cl4),91
Thomas(C18), 233--95, 4, 239; 96, 368,
383; 133
Thomas(Cl9),273
William(Cl9),368
Webbe see Webb
Webe see Webb
Webster
Bruce
"The Community of Kent in the Reign of Richard II", 217-29 [pg286]reviews, 100, 89, 232-3; 267-92, 8; 285-6
G.
Archaeologist at Large, reviewed,354-5
Practical Archaeology, reviewed, 215
The British Celts and their Gods under Rome, reviewed,406-7
review, 322-4
Joshua (d.1696),405
L.,on finds from
Canterbury
brooches,ansate,105, 112, 114
ring,Viking, 234
strap-end, Anglo-Saxon, 105, 125, 127
Darenth Anglo-Saxon cemetery, 315-6
Peter (C18),224-6
Wedge,Thomas (C18), 90
Weekes,Elizabeth (d.1831),188
Weeks
W. & Son (ironfounders),243
W.R., A Hundred Years and More: A History of Faversham Baptist Church, reviewed,236-7
Weever,John (C17), 112
Weigall,David,"Sir Robert Filmer of East
Sutton", 99-105
weights (see also coin weights; dress weights; loom weights)
medieval
copper alloy,Canterbury, 94, 173, 174
lead,Ospringe,95, 144, 145 medieval/post-medieval
clay,Trottiscliffe, 106, 210, 214-15 lead, Canterbury, 105, 89, 131, 133, 134
post-medieval,clay,Charing,163 undated,clay,Margate,Northdown,103, 104, 242, 244, 270
Weldon,Sir Anthony (C17),I 02
Welisham
Margaret see Appleyard
Roger de (C14),134
Welland, L.G., Boughton Pottery, reviewed,264-5
Wellard,Monti Alfred (d.1916),453
Welle,Adam atte (C14),13-14
Weller
Samuel (Cl8), 168-99, 9, 172
Stephen (Cl6),253
Welles (see also Wells),Dr. Thomas, Prior (d.1526), 322
Wellesley, Sir Arthur see Wellington, Duke of
Wellfare,Walter James (d.1916), 453
Welling (G. London) see under Bexley
Wellington,Duke of (C I 8-19)
knockers,143-97, 4, 146-8
at Ramsgate, 195
and swing riots,98
Wells (Weis; see also Barling, Foat &
Wells; Welles)
Widow - (C17), 73
Edward (Cl6), 61
Edward (d.1807), 20n
Henry (Cl9),104, 14, 15n
James (1759-1845), 20n
James (b.1786),19-20
John (Cl7), 71
John (d.1790),19n
Nicholas (C19),22
Sarah see Smith
Thomas (C18),225
William (d.1827), 20
William (C19),238
wells
Romano-British,Canterbury
Gravel Walk,131
Pound Lane,295
Anglo-Saxon, Canterbury, St. Gregory's, 201
medieval
Canterbury
castle, 213
Dane John,283
Stour Street,280
Ospringe,96
post-medieval
Canterbury
Poor Priests' hospital, 220
St. Martin's Hill,104, 160, 217
St. Peter's Street,316
St. Radigund's Street,308
Rochester,262
Tonbridge,112
undated,Eastry,208
Weis see Wells
Wern,Sir Philip (?Cl4/15),103
Wenderton see under Wingham
Werburga,wife of Wihtred (C7/8), 9n;
Werburh (Werburg), St. (d. c.700), 91, 17, 19, 21, 23; 22 [pg287]Wercupe,Ailward de(Cl3), 101, 101, 223
Werhard(CS/9), 104, 90, 99, 111
Wernoth,Abbot(C9), 99
Wesley, Revd. John (CIS), 101, 257, 262-3
West
Charles(CIS),165
Edward(d.1916),453
James(C19}, 21
John(Cl4),87n
Mary (C18-19), m. Cornelius Kettle,
Roger(C14},87n
West Barming see under Barming
West Barnfield hundred (see also
Barnfield hundred),49
West Cliffe see under St. Margaret's at Cliffe
West Farleigh
coin,Roman,358
school,records, 314
turnpike trust,100, 350, 369
West Hougham see under Hougham Without
West Hythe see under Hythe
West Kent Breweries Co.,records, 84
West Kent Militia, 22n
West Kingsdown
church
recorded by Griffiths 1843, 120n, 103, 122, 124
window,177
Crowhurst Farm, medieval pottery, 219
parish records,262
Wealden hall-house, 249-50
West Langdon see under Langdon
West Malling
abbey
abbess C14, 92, 55
estates,95, 67, 74; 97, 59; 13n
Gundulfian masonry,159n
Life of Gundulf, translated,48n
papal bull, 409
brooch,Romano-British, 286
Thomas Cake of, 153
charter of King Edmund,135-9
church, 49
coaching services Cl9, 98, 194, 202-3, 210-13
ironwork, decorative, 92, 85, 89, 91, 96, 99
manor, 91, 49; 67
parish records,101, 324, 334
St. Leonard's Tower, 45
school records,314
seal matrix,medieval,108, 292, 294
West Peckham
church,Bartholomew pew,39 custumal & rental,106, 92, 67-71
fulling mill, 80n
Knights Hospitaller,72
manor,l 3
Oxen Hoath, Bartholomew family, 18n,21n; 104, 109, 79
swing riots, 102
West Stourmouth see under Stourmouth
West Sussex County Council, Limeburning & the Amberley Chalk Pits: a History, reviewed, 314-5
West Wickham (G. London) see under Bromley
West Yoke see under Ash-cum-Ridley
Westbere
cemetery,Anglo-Saxon,3 l 96, 2; 108 church (see also clergy), recorded by
Griffiths 1844, l 20n, l 24
clergy Cl 6, 101, 181
map c. 1820, 336
marsh sold,333
Walnut Tree Farm, recorded 1815, 72
Watmer property C17, 102, 91
Westbrook see under Margate; Rolvenden
Westcombe Manor(parish unknown), 361
Westenhanger see under Stanford Westerham
bee boles, Quebec House, 106, 111, 112, 117, 122, 125
Lord Robert de Camwell of, 162 church,recorded by Griffiths 91, 1840, 103, 120n,124
coaching services C19, 98, 194, 198, 201-3, 209, 211-12
Crockham Grange (Spoat Farm), moated site, 222
deeds,278
Dunsdale House,285
estate records,105, 278, 279
Hill Park estate see Valence estate
Hooker family,records,285
Hosey Common ragstone mine,184 library,parochial,91, 99, 162, 165, 173
Little Betsoms, 29 [pg288]Mount Noddy,92, 107, 95
parish records,326-101, 7, 334
Quebec House see bee boles
school records, 268
swing riots,95
turnpike trust, 359n, 100, 366, 369; 279
Valence/Hill Park estate,deeds, 285
Westerham Arts & Crafts Society,records, 279
Westerham hundred,12
Westgate-on-Sea see under Margate
Westmarsh see under Ash
Westminster (London Borough), Pimlico, 14
Westmorland,Earls of
CJ5, 100, 218
CJ8, 104, 19n
Weston
family,arms of, 113
Anne see Sandys
Sir Richard (d.1542), 113
Warwick (Cl9), 5
Westwell
church (see also clergy),106, 49, 53 clergy C16, 93, 83, 89
coin,Gallo-Belgic,298 constables' accounts,95, 104, 9n
John Elvin of, 193
parish records, 101, 327; 266
tileworks, 88
Wye College properties,215
Wethburg (Wiethburg; Withburg CS), 101, 17, 22
Wethersby,Dr. - (C18), 22
whale,at Dover, 146
wharves (see also dockyards)
Aylesford,108
Chatham, 101, 330; 167
Faversham,I I 102, 2, 118
Milton Regis, 330
Newenden, 72
Sandhurst,80
Tonbridge,merchants accounts, 331
Whatman, James & Son (papermakers), 81
Whatmore, Geoffrey, "A Notary of Canterbury: New Light on William Watmer, A Seventeenth Century Mayor",87-94
Wheatley,Canon S.W. (Cl9-20), 29
Wheeler (see also Wheler)
Helen, "William de Shoreham", 153-61
John & wife (C17), 71
Sir R.E.M. (Cl9-20), 142-3
William (Cl7), 71
wheelwrights & wheelers, 92, 150; 100, 288, 392; 108, 86, 88
Wheler (see also Wheeler), Sir George (d.1724),223
Whenday,Walter (C20),diary, 255
Whetacre see Whitacre
Whetenhall (Whetnall; Whettenhall)
Anglissa (CI 7), 68
Thomas (C17), 68
William M.P. (Cl6), 93, 127, 130
Whetnall see Whetenhall whetstones see hones
Whettenhall see Whetenhall
Whichcord,John (Cl9),91, 192; 66
Whidby, Joseph (C19), 265
Whiffin,- (Cl9), 319
whistle?, bronze age, Monkton, 109, 256, 257
Whitacre (Whetacre; see also Whitaker)
Dr. - (Cl8),22
Nigel de (Cl4),108
Whitaker (see also Whitacre)
Camilla see Andrus
Charles Augustus (Cl9), 100, 371, 377-8
Revd. John (Cl8), 346-7
Whitbread,oasts,251
Whitbread-Fremlins, public houses, 332
White (Whyte; see also Wight)
Revd. - (Cl8),236
E.A. (Cl9), 251
Emlyn (C17),70
Francis (Cl6), 18n
George (C18),76
George Cosby (Cl9), 14
James (CIS-19),239
Jesse (C\8-19), 229n; 105, 109, 7
Joan, Boughton-under-Blean, reviewed, 394
M. (see also Asprey,D. & White,M.) and Saynor, Joy, Shoreham A Village in Kent, reviewed,303-6
Richard (Cl7), 103, 73, 76
Richard jnr. (Cl8), 76
Roger, "Danson Park, Bexley" (ill us.), 51-66 [pg289]Thomas (Cl8),98, 109, 204, 227, 230, 235
William (Cl6), 60
William (Cl9),115
White Horse Stones see under Aylesford
Whitehead
Charles (Cl9), 5-6
John (Cl9),23
Thomas (C17), 73
Whitehill see under Ospringe
Whitehouse,Thomas (Cl8),138
Whitelock, Dorothy,on Bromley charters, 179
Whiteway,89, 51; 33
Whitfield
Francis (C18 of Canterbury), 225
Francis (fl.1778-1811 vicar of
Godmersham), 66
John (C18), 89, 174; 109, 223, 237
Robert (Cl7), 89, 174, 179
Whitfield
pebble-hammer see under Sutton (by Dover)
Pineham manor, 31
Whitgift,John,Archbishop (d.1604)
at Bekesbourne Palace, 96, 32, 34, 44
Ecclesiastical Commission, 89, 187, 191, 193-4, 196-7; 84
Whiting,George (Cl9), 187-8
Whitmore,-(Cl9-20), 279
Whitstable
barrows,bronze age, 335n
Borstal Hill, turnpike & toll gate, 102, 176, 188, 190
Coldwell lands, 90-1
copperas industry, 82
railway, 236n
Roper family property, 163
Seasalter
manor, 33
map 1693, 71
Plummer estate, 79
salt house, 43
turnpike, 348
shipbuilding, 230
shipping records, 78
Swalecliffe
beaker,92, 235; 212
hoard,bronze age,198
Roper family property,163
Westgate manor land, 34
turnpike trusts, 348-100, 50, 35 ln, 359, 364n, 369; 172-102, 3, 176, 179, 182, 185, 188-90
Whitstable Oyster Fishery Co., records, 336
Whittet, T. Douglas, "Kent Apothecaries' and Barber-Surgeons' Tokens and their Issuers" (illu s.), 69-78
Whitworth,Robert (C18), 105, 234, 23611
Whyman, J. (see also Bergess, W., Riddell,B. & Whyman, J.; Hall, Marcus, Stevens, R.S. & Whyman, J.; Roake, M. & Whyman,J.)
"A Three-Week Holiday in Ramsgate during July & August 1829" (illus. ),185-225
"Medical Care at the Kent & Canterbury Hospital 1836-76" (illus.), 1-38
(ed.) The Early Kentish Seaside (1736-1840): Kentish Sources Vlll, reviewed, 284-5
(ed.) The Later Kentish Seaside (1840-1974): Kentish Sources IX, reviewed, 284-5
"Water Communication to Margate and Gravesend as Coastal Resorts before 1840" in Southern History, assessed, 12
reviews, 288-94, 90; 294-99, 6; 396-104, 8, 404-6; 423-107, 4, 431-3; 303-108, 6, 308-10; 357-9
Whyte see White
Wibert,Prior (d.1167)
Bell Harry Tower,89, 46; 129
brass, 19
Romney Marsh,grants land, 57 waterworks,99, 97, 293; 100, 173, 311; 103, 204, 222; 106, 139; 304-107, 5, 320
Wichling, seal matrix, medieval, 94, 265, 268
Wickens,James (C17), 196
Wickham,young - (Cl9), 379
Wickham Legg,J. (C19), 49 Wickhambreaux
bee boles, Great Wenderton Manor, 126
buyer of building materials from St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 99, 29, 35
chapel,records, 258
clergy C19, 96, 68 [pg290]deerpark,99, 117n,117-18
Eastbere,marshland,42
Great Wenderton Manor see bee boles
manor,99, 119; 39
maps
1695, 72
C19, 101, 336
parish,detached portion,118
pottery,Anglo-Saxon,96
Stodmarsh
barrow,bronze age,91, 204; 335n buyers of building materials from St.
Augustine's, Canterbury, 99, 29, 35
clergy C16, 101, 181
manor, 37n
pottery,bronze age, 95
St. Augustine's abbey land, 30
Supperton, cemetery, Anglo-Saxon, 96
Wickings, H.F. & Paterson, A.M. (eds.), Wye Local History, reviewed, 328
Wicks,The see under Lydd
wics, 205
Canterbury, 103, 87; 104, 124, 130, 201-4
Dover,103, 87; 202
Fordwich,103, 87; 202-4
Sandwich, 103, 87; 202
Widdrington,Revd. S.H. (C!9), 93, 13, 20
Widger,Elizabeth (C16/17),43
Wido (Guido), Abbot (Cl I), 92, 228; 93, 205; 31n;99, 100, 179
widows, C17 from Sevenoaks, 281-93
Wiebes,Gellie (Cl7-18), 215-16
Wiethburg see Wethburg
wig curlers,post-medieval
Canterbury,104, 195, 198
Rochester,219
Wighelm (C9), 205
Wight, Jane A., Mediaeval Floor Tiles, reviewed, 218-9
Wigingaham see Wingham
Wigmore,Roger (Cl4), 185-6
Wigmore see under GiJlingham
Wihtburg see Wihtburh
Wihtburh (Wihtburg;Withburga),St. (C7), 15n, 91, 17, 21, 23; 17-18 feast of,101, 102, 77
Wihtred, King of Kent (d.725)
coins of, 37
joint kingship, 99, 2, 8-10, 14-17 Kentish church, 101, I,6, 9, 11, 14-15, 18-19, 22; 93
Wilberforce, William (CI 8-19), letter, 346
Wilbore,John (C16), 59
Wilburh (C7), 21 Wilcocks,John (C18),91, 109, 227 Wilcoxon,A. jnr. (CI 9),93, 5 Wild (see also Wilde),John Peter, Textiles
in Archaeology, reviewed, 223
wild men,in medieval art, 97, 301, 303 Wilde (see also Wild)
Mrs - (C16), widow of John snr., m.2 Gilbert Hyde,209
Edward (C17),62
John (C16),209-10
Sir John (d.1635),210
Thomas (C16-17),210
Wildes, H.A. (C19), 189 Wildman
Emily (Cl9),145
James Beckford (Cl9), 145
Thomas (C18),120
Wildmarsh see under Luddenham Wiles,Frank (d.1916),453 Wilford,Thomas (Cl6), 100, 93, 130, 142 Wilfrid (Wilfred), St. (C7-8), 100, 189:
Kings of England
I
Clare family, 120-96, 2, 124, 129 Kentish customs, 95, 70-3 Rochester priory,91, 47-8 royal manors,107, 32 Swanscombe, 107, 31
II
Rochester castle, 91, 54; 92, 254; 27
Tonbridge,124
CII, Richard, son of, 32n C!109, 2, priest of Bourne,103, 200 Cl2, the Englishman, 92, 129; 306-7 [pg291]C100, 12, Abbot, of Stratford Langthorne, 101, 27n
Cson ofWulfi,12, 96, 18
d.1201, St. of Perth,58
Cl Roys,son of,3, 109, 37n
Cl Thomas,son of,3, 109, 36n
C14/the glazier,15, 100, 273
Williams
Alice (d.1574), m.1 John Turke, m.2 Thomas Robinson,188
Audrey(C20),m.W.F. Grimes, 100, 31, 48
C.L. Sinclair
"The Black Book of Gillingham", 194-5
"The Codification of the Customs of Kent", 65-79
"The Cwylla of King Edmund's West Malling Charter" (ill us.), 135-9
"The Term 'Logh' in Medieval Kentish Documents",65-72
on Custumal of Kent,237
D.E. (see also Harrison, A.C. & Williams, D.E.; Hayes, J.P., Williams,D.E. & Payne,P.R.)
"Clay Tobacco Pipes from Chatham" (ill us.), 231-40
"Pipemakers of the Medway Towns", 368-9
"Post-Medieval Pottery from Chatham" (illus.), 261-73
"Two Deposits of C19 Clay Tobacco · Pipe KilnWaste from Chatham", 382-3
on clay tobacco pipemaker's debris from George Lane, Rochester, 132-3
and Payne, P.R., "Tjlree Burials from St. Margaret's Street,Rochester" (illus. ), 284-6
D.F. (see also Peacock, D.P.S. & Williams,D.F.)
on pottery from Stourmouth-Adisham water-main trench,120
Sir J.(Cl8),229
J.(d.1916), 453
J.H., "Excavations at Gravel Walk, Canterbury, 1967" (illus.), 119-43
John(Cl6),188
John(C17 of Stansted), 73
John(C17 ofWrotham),72
John(Cl8-19), 169-75
John(Cl 9 of Chatham), 84-5
John(C19 ofOffham),19
Joseph(Cl8),359
Nelly (C18-19),146
Sarah (C18-19),170
Thomas(Cl6),35
Thomas(Cl8),97, 236; 167-74
William & wife (CIS-19), 107, 66, 75, 80
Williamson,Sir Joseph(C17),65
Williford, Joan(Cl 7),40-1
Willington see under Maidstone
Willis, Revd. Prof. Robert(Cl 9),335
Willis organ,312-13
Willock, Dr. -(C20),96, 88, 103
Willoughby
Sir Thomas (d.1545), 126n, 93, 130, 135n,141n
Mr Dr. Thomas(Cl6), 183
Willowford (Northumberland), Romano- British watermill, 100, 109, 110, 111
wills,Sevenoaks C17, 100, 283-93
Willsden,Abraham(Cl8),224
Wilmington
Black Death,14
building, Romano-British, excavations, 212
church,91, 50; 119
deeds, 330
parish records, 327
Parker family, 119
Wilmshurst
A.(d.1914-18),209
John(CIS-19),204
Wilnar,John(d.1640),239
Wilsley Green see under Cranbrook
Wilson (Wylson)
D.,M oated Sites, reviewed,286-7
Gillian, on flints from Wouldham, 103-4
James(C19), 18
Sir L.H.(C20),35
Sydney(C20),437-100, 8, 440, 457
Thomas(C16),43
Wilthew,Paul
on examination & analysis of coin pellet moulds from Rochester, 49-50
on X-ray fluorescence of non-ferrous metals from Monkton, 113-14 [pg292]Wilton (Wiltonia), William de (Cl3), 101, 95, 68
Wiltonia see Wilton
Wiltshier,Messrs (builders),40
Wiltshire
Earls of see Boleyn, Thomas; Scrope, William le
William (C20), 100, 440, 442
Wimble
John (Cl7),56
Mildred see Godfrey
Winbolt
S.E. (C20), 91, 61; 268-9
Revd. Thomas (Cl8), 236
Winchcombe (Glos.) (see also under Crundale),abbey,97
Winchelsea, Earls of see Finch-Hatton family
Winchelsea see Old Winchelsea
Winchelsea (E. Sussex)
Blackfriars, 119 castle,102, 99, 243
Winchelsey, Robert, Archbishop (C13-14),89, 6, 170; 92, 54; 93, 65; 20
Winchester (Hants.),New Minster, 101, 2, 20
Winchester Troper,16
Wintle
family, 108, 29, 31
Elizabeth see Austen
William (C17-18), 29-30
Windebank,Secretary -(Cl 7),58-9 windmills see mills window boxes, iron, 95, 92, 73, 74, 75-8, JJOJ, 104
window catch, medieval, Beckenham, 154
Windsor,Sir Miles de (C14), 186-7
Winedi (Cl l), moneyer, 102, 247; 109
Winfield,David (C20), 316
Wingfield
family see also Stratford, John Wingfield
-, Viscount Powerscourt (C18), 21n
John,21n
Wingham
Anchor Inn,building survey,75-6 barrow,bronze age,93, 93, 122-3
Barton,40 bath-house,Romano-British see villa
buyers of building materials from St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 99, 29, 33-5
Canon House,building survey,71 chapel, congregational, building survey, 93, 93, 77
church (see also chapel; College of Canons;Vicarage)
building survey,66-7 spire, 93, 108, 277-8, f279, 279-80
Warham arms, 35n
coin hoard,medieval, 295-7
College of Canons
buildings of,95, 197, 201 canon,C14-15, 91, 87 dissolved, 97, 57n
endowed 1286, 53
history of, 64-6
master,C16, 99, 34
court sessions C16, 93, 137
Dambridge, 197
Delbridge House, building survey, 67
Dene manor,66
Dog Inn, building survey, 93, 65, 69, ff80; 201
Edwards I-III visit,65
fairs, 63
Old Fire Station, building survey, 70 flint working site, excavations,93, 93, 121 Gobery Hill, medieval site, excavations, 93, 118-20
Gosebourne lands Cl6, 101, 238
High Street, buildings survey, 71-93, 2, 73, 74, 75-6, 77-9, ff80
hoard see coin hoard
iron age sites,excavations,113-18 manor, 93, 92, 54, 56; 93, 61, 63, 65, 68; 107, 32, 34, 41
land units, 31
The Old Manse, building survey, 77-8
map Cl 7, 109, 72
market, 63-4
Mill House,building survey,67
Neavy Down,crop marks,96
Old Canonry & Canon Cottage, building survey, 68-93, 9, ff79; 197-95, 8, 199-202, 203-4, jj204
pits
neolithic, 93, 95; 229
Romano-British,95
pollen analysis,229
quern, 93, 113, 117 [pg293]Red Lion Inn, building survey, 93, 66, 70, ffB0; 95, 201, 203-4
Sceldesford, 63n
Ship Inn,building survey,93, 77, ffB0 statute labour, payment in lieu 1822/3, 102, 184
Stourmouth-Adisham water-main trench, excavations (i/lus. ),91-124 survey of (illus.), 93, 93, 61-79 swing riots, 107, 103
Twitham,endows College of Canons, 64
Twitham Farm, Romano-British pottery,
95
Vicarage,building survey,71 villa, Romano-British, 93, 93, 61, 95 re-excavation of (ii/us.), 100, 87-99
Wenderton
Belgic pottery, 95
Romano-British site, 95
Wine-Making Centre, building survey, 69-70
Wingham Court (see also Wingham, villa), 93, 63, 65, 67-8, ffB0; 197
Wingham House, building survey, 93, 64, 72
Withersden Hall,Anglo-Saxon cemetery, 96
Woolage, 31n
Wingham hundred, 61
Winnifrith, Sir John
"Land Ownership in Appledore, 1500-1900",1-6
"The Date of Philip Chute's Death", 290-2
"The Medieval Church of St. Mary, Ebony, and its Successors" (illus. ),157-70
"The 'Priest' House at Smallhythe: A False Identification" (illus.), 363-6
Winsky,Carlo (Cl8), 225
Winstanley, Michael, Life in Kent at the Turn of the Century, assessed, 4
Winter, Sir William (Cl7),251
Wintringham (Wyntryngam), - (C l6), 35
Winyard,J. (Cl9),240
Winzar P.M. (see also Lovering, M.R. &
Winzar, P.M.),P.M.,107 wire, gold see threads,gold
Wirral,Mary (C16/17),42
Wiseman, Dr. -, Cardinal & Archbishop (Cl9),20-1
witchcraft
accusations C16-17, 95, 37-48
Sir Robert Filmer's attitude to, 104 trials
Maidstone,104
publications about, 239
witch bottles, 227-92, 8; 82
With see Wyth
Withburg see Wethburg
Withburga see Wihtburh
Witherley
Anne (Cl7/18), m. Mr Beastland, 15
Bridget (Cl7/18),15
Dorothy see Cradock
Edmund (Cl7), 14-15
Frances (Cl7/18), 15
Hobart see Mileham
Nevill (Cl7/18), 15
Withersdane see under Wye with Hinxhill
Withyham (E. Sussex), 7
Witney,K.P.
"Development of the Kentish Marshes in the Aftermath of the Norman Conquest", 29-50
"Kentish Land Measurements of the Thirteenth Century", 29-39
"The Kentish Royal Saints; An Enquiry · into the Facts Behind the Legends", 1-22
"The Period of Mercian Rule in Kent, and a Charter of A.D. 811", 87-113
The Jutish Forest: a study of the Weald of Kent from 450 to 1380 A.D., reviewed, 261-2
review, 435-7
Wittersham,William de (C14), 109
Wittersham (see also Isle of Oxney)
axe, neolithic found in hard-core from Charing,302
Palstre Court,moated site,222
Potman's Heath,sea wall,101
Wittersham Level, drainage, up to 1600, 102, 95, 101-3, 104n, 105-6, 108
Wittlesey,Archbishop, 9-109, 12, 19, 24
Wode,William at (Cl4),68
Woden,cult of, 106 [pg294]Woghope see under Eastry
Wolcot, George (C18), 231
Woley,William (C15), 161
Wolfit, Dr. - (Cl8),235
Wolseley, Field Marshall Sir Garnet (Cl9-20),280n
Wolsey, Cardinal Thomas (C15- 16), 126-7
Wolstenholme, Sir John (Cl7), 59
Wombwell,Thomas (C16), 142
Women's Institutes,West Kent Federation, records, 256
Womenswold
Denne Hill
Harrison family, 204
turnpike, 102, 176, 190
living of (with Nonington) Cl9, 96, 64n, 65
non-conformity C17, 99, 184n
Wymlingswould,64
Wood (Woode)
Alexander (Cl5), 8
Alice (Cl7), 69
Ann (Cl7 ofWrotham), 71
Anne (Cl7 of Sevenoaks), 289-90
Catherine (C17), 69
E.G. (Cl9), 16
Elizabeth (C17), 289-90
Francis (Cl7), 71
Henry & wife (Cl7), 71
Herbert (d.1916), 453--4
James (C17 ofWrotham), 71
James (C17-18 of Bexley), 393
James (C19), 22
Joan (Cl7), 289-90
John (C!6), 73
John (Cl7 apprenticed at Gravesend), 70
John (Cl7 of Sevenoaks), 289-90
John & wife (C17 ofWrotham), 71
Mary (Cl7), 72
Richard I (Cl7), 69
Richard II (C17), 70
Richard jnr. (C17), 69
Samuel (Cl7), 69
Susan (C17), 289-90
Thomas (C17), 289-90
Thomas jnr. (Cl7), 289
W.H.A. (d.1916),453--4
William (d.1736), 15
William & wife (C19), 104, 17, 20-1
William, Woodward (C19), 5-93, 6, 10-11
wood see timber; wooden objects; woodland
Wood-Legh, K.L., Kentish Visitations of Archbishop Warham and his Deputies, 1511-1512, reviewed, 283--4
Woodchurch
axes, mesolithic, 365
Bourne & Chambers (builders), 168
deeds, 266
Legge Farm Charity,accounts, 266 map 105, 1637, 109, 77
parish registers, 335
physicians C18, 89, 22
population Cl6, 100, 235, 237-8, 257
Ramsden family, 77
school records, 315
tithe map, 111
turnpike trust, 369
Woodcock
A.G., "Mesolithic Discoveries at Perry Woods, Selling, near Canterbury, Kent" (illu s.), 169-77
B.L., Medieval Ecclesiastical Courts in the Diocese of Canterbury, assessed, 6
Woodcot, Goodman (CI6/17), 43
Woode seeW ood
Wooden
- (Cl9),33
Edward (C17), 70
Elizabeth (C17), 70
Jane (Cl7), 70
Thomas & wife (Cl7), 70
Thomas jnr. (C17), 70
wooden objects (see also boats; bowls; carvings, wooden; charity boards; coffins; marquetry; panelling; water pipes)
Romano-British, Canterbury, 103, 213;
307
Woodford,EW. . (C19), 3
Woodgate
manuscripts, 86
William (Cl8), 347
Woodger
Elizabeth (Cl8), 21n
Elizabeth (Cl8/l9 wife ofWilliam), 104, 15, 21-2
Thomas (d.1787), 21n
William (C18-l9), 104, 15, 21-2
Woodhouse, Daniel (C18), 239 [pg295]Woodin ■
Anthony(C17),73
Elizabeth(C17),73
Richard (Cl?), 73
Susanna(C17), 73
Thomas(C17),72 woodland (see also coppice)
Kentish,13-92, 15, 146
tithe survey,89, 105, 109. ..:11
Woodman,Thomas(Cl 4/15),153
Woodnesborough, Prior (?C14/15), 109, 10, 12
Woodnesborough
Denne Court,65
Grove
James family, 118
manor (see also under moated sites), map 1635, P2
Hammill ritual shaft (illus.), 145-66 manor
boundary,116
records,335
moated sites
Grave Manor, 222
Polton Manor,222
parish boundary, 115
settlement site,late pre-Roman iron age, 154
statute labour, payment in lieu 1822/3, 102, 184
Woodruff(Woodrufe)
Revd. C.E.(C18-19), 95, 49; I; 96, 98, 27; 339
Cumberland H. (C19),199-200
Revd. John (d.1869), collection, 199-217
Mary (C17), m. Thomas Letherland, 41
Woods
Humphrey,344
"Excavations at St. Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury",204-5
"Excavations at St. Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury 1975", 228-9
T.P.S.
Prelude to the Civil War. 1642: Mr Justice Malet and the Kentish Petitions
assessed,8 reviewed,100, 96, 422-3 Woodstock see under Tunstall Woodville
family
arms of,91, 10, 12
rise against Richard III,112
Sir Henry(Cl 1/12), 10
John de (Cl4), 220
Laetitia (C11/12), m. Robert de
Sackville, 10
Woodward
family, 373
Adrian & wife(C17), 71
Revd. C.(C19),6
William (of Gravesend) see Wood, William
Woolball family,4
Wooldham see Wouldham
Woolgate,Ralph(Cl6), 118n
Woolley
J. & G.(C20), 113
Martha(CJ8),204
T.S.(C19), 89, 111, 115-17
T.S. jnr.(Cl 9),I 16
Woolwich (G. London) see under Greenwich
Wooton (see also Wootton; Wotton), family, 325
Wootton (see also Wooton; Wotton)
-(d.1700), 22
Edwin(Cl9), 208
Henry(Cl8),29
John(Cl7-18),328
Wootton see Denton with Wootton
Worcester,Florence of(CJ2), 93, 181; 9n; 99, 101, 15, 20
Worceter,Thomas(C16),58
Workers Travel Association, records, 332
workhouses (see also almshouses; hospitals; poor houses)
Bridge,314
Canterbury, 96, 402; 97, 277; 109, 206, 213
Faversham,444-7
Minster(in Thanet), 146-100, 7, 150
Otford,246
Tonbridge, 62
Wrotham,327
Worlidge, John(Cl 7),105
Wormshill
Bredgar chantry endowments, 88 census 91, 1851, archive,105, 254
handaxe,Acheulian,268
Worsiter,Wilman (Cl6/l7), 42
Worsley
Ann (CI 7), 292 [pg296]Elizabeth (C I7), 100, 100, 292
Obediah Hughes (Cl8), 74
Wort see Merredew & Wort
Worth
flints, 382-3
Grove manor, map 1635, /72
Hacklinge
iron age finds, 99, 290; 383
marshland, 124
Lydden levels
Christ Church lands, 42
Eastry manor lands, 40
marshland, 124
parish boundary,115
pottery, bronze age, 173
Shellness,96, 203, 212
tithe survey, 339
well, medieval, excavations, 222
Worth Minnis, archaeological observations, 382-3
Worth hundred, 107, 36, 50, 256
Worthy,John (C18), 231
Wotton (see also Tomson & Wotton;
Wooton; Wootton)
family
estates, 97, 65, 68
as J.P.'s, 13 In
pedigree of, 255-6
Anne (Cl7), m. Edward Hales, 325
Sir Edward (C16), 129n, 93, 130, 141, 141n, 142; 65
Edward (C16/17),325
Dean Nicholas (C16), 89, 172; 91, 115;
247
Thomas (Cl6), 185-89, 7; 97, 65; 197
Wouldham (Wooldham)
Elizabeth (C17), 73
James (C17), 73
Thomas (d.1730), 20
Wouldham
barrow, bronze age, excavations (ill us.), 81-108
building, Romano-British, 97
church (see also clergy)
inscriptions, transcripts of, 335
recorded by Griffiths I841, 120n, 103, 122, 125
and Rochester priory, 49-50
clergy C20, 101, 327
coin, Celtic, 341
harness pendant, medieval, 109, 345, 348-9
Lyttlyhall & Wouldham manor, 244
map 1634, 74
Le Neve family, 148-9
parish registers, 334
Pilgrims' Way, 97-89, 8, 100
Rings Farm, 108, 244, 250n
Rings manor, 81
Shoulder of Mutton Wood, "Old Fort", excavations, 99, 97, 98, 99-100
. Starkey Castle
excavations, 108, 244, 245-6, 247-52
watching brief, 3 I8
Wouldham Cement Co., 89n
Wouldham hundred, 377
Wraight, A.L. (C20), 195
Wrake, Thomas (Cl7), 72
Wray (see also Ray; Wraye)
George (Cl8/19), II
John(Cl7), 75
Mary see Addison
Nicholas (Cl8-19), II
Wraye (see also Ray; Wray}, Sir
Christopher (CI6), 5
wrecks, 98, 242; 78
Wrench
family, arms, 280-1
Ann (C19), m. William Beckwith Towse, 281
Revd. Frederick (C I9), 99, 280; 7
Jacob (C18), 280
Jacob George (d.1841),280
Revd. Jacob George (Cl9), 280
John Money (Cl9), 281
Mary see Buxton
Thomas (Cl7/18),280
Wright (see also Wright & Son)
A.H. (d.1914-18), 209
Albert Leslie (Cl9-20), 56
Christopher, Kent Through the Years, reviewed, 216
L.S. (d.1916), 454
Marion (C20}, m. Viscount Hawarden,
56
Nicholas (C15-16),217
Richard (C18), 219
Thomas (C19),232
William (C18),219
Wright & Son (button maker), 189
Writtle
Elienor (d. after 1540), m. James
Walsingham, 6-8
Walter (d.1473), 8 [pg297]Wrotham
Ash Place,burglary 1828, 93
axe, votive, Romano-British, 104, 351, 356
bee boles,Wrotham Water, 1I 106, 7, 125 Beechy Lees estate,plans,105, 282 brickworks,records,105, 255 chapelries of,92, 26n
church (see also clergy), recorded by Griffiths 1856, 103, 119, I 20n, 121, 123, 125
clergy Cl 8, 108, 2-3
coaching services Cl 9, 98, 198-9, 202 droveway,92, 19
farm workers 1823-37, 100, 378
Ford Place, 18n
mano^ 96, 122; 100, 260; 109, 32, 37 map 1621, 109, 73
Moat Farm/Hotel, moated site,222 non-conformity C93, 17, 94, 68, 72 palstive,copper alloy, 97, 301, 304 parish records,101, 327; 266 Peckham family,105, 89, 7; 210 physicians,105, 89, 22 population
Compton census returns 1676, 94, 64, 66-72
1641-1801, 64 pottery industry, 94, 97, 269 riots 1830, 100, 376
Royal Oak,17
St. Clere estate,excavations, 225 swing riots, 93, 107, 102-3
turnpike trusts, 347n, 349-100, 50, 351n, 359-61, 368-9; 17n, 19n
workhouse,records,327 Wrotham Water see bee boles
Yaldham, 210
Yew Tree Cottage, medieval finds from, 89, 211, 212
wrought-iron see ironwork Wulfhard(C9), 111
Wulfhere, King of Mercia (C7), 91, 19, 21, 23; 7n,10-101, 11, 22; 95n
Wulfi, William son of(C12),18
Wulfmaeg, 343
Wulfred, Archbishop (C9) charters, 93, 63; 100, 260; 104, 87, 89-94, 97-100, 110-12
coin of,287
Wulfsige(ClO),185 Wulfstan(ClO),93, 93, 185
Wuscfrea(C7),22
Wyatt
family,63--97, 4, 67
Jane see Hawte
John(Cl8),355
Sir Thomas the younger (C16), 95, 258; 97, 54, 56, 61-2
Wyatt rebellion,31n,36n
Wyatville, Sir J.(Cl 9),5
Wyboarn see Wybourn
Wyborn see Wybourn
Wybourn(Wyboarn; Wyborn; Wybourne)
Charles & wife(Cl 7),69
John & wife(Cl7),70
John(Cl7),72
Martha(Cl7),94, 69, 70
Thomas (Cl7), 70
Thomas & wife (C17), 71
Wybourne see Wybourn
Wychling (parish unknown), incumbent
Cl6, 101, 175
Wye
Juliana of(C13), 89
Richard (C 17), 78
Wye with Hinxhill
barrows,bronze age, 335n
Brett family,297
brooch,Romano-British, 104, 354, 356
church (see also clergy), Wye, Kemp family,102, 209, 213-15
clergy, Wye 1761-1812, 225
coaching services Cl 9, 98, 194, 207-8, 212
deeds, Wye,255
Henry Hall of, 196
Hinxhill, Wye College properties, 215
manor, Wye, 101-104, 2, 109; 107, 32;
37
Nackholt
tile making,88
Wye College properties, 215
non-conformity C16, 99, 187
Olantigh (Ollantighe), Kemp family, 102, 137, 209, 223
Old Flying Horse, 224
parish records,266
parish size, 23
school, grammar, 184n; 99, 102, 210, 211, 214, 217, 219, 221--4, 228
seal matrix,medieval,104, 360, 367
Robert Serles at,185
tithes,I 05 [pg298]Upper Bridge Street, undercroft, excavations (illus.), 89, 107, 337-40 vicarage, 102, 224
villa regalis, Anglo-Saxon, 108
Withersdane, Wye College properties, 215
Wye College
arms of, 362 dissolution, 104, 97, 57n,62 documents, 97, 250 education C14, 91, 87 library,99, 161, 163, 173 medieval origins (illu s.), 102, 209-31 and Newington, 103, 171
Wye Historical Society
Wye Local History, Vol. JI, reviewed, 269
¾ye Local History, Vol. JI and Vol. III, reviewed, 300
Wygeselle(Sussex), 16
Wyk, Philip en le(Cl4), 110
Wykeham-Martin,Charles(C I 9), 44-5
Wyles, Frederick George (d. 1916), 454
Wylson see Wilson
Wymer,John
on flints from Castle Hill, Capel (illus. }, 81-5
Mesolithic Britain, reviewed, 355-6
Wymlingswould see Womenswold
Wynall,Thomas(Ci6), 166
Wyniattes
Anne(C I7), m. Nicholas Sudell, 76
Thomas(C17), 76
Wynne
Ann(Cl6/17), 90
Elizabeth(C!6/17), 90
Francis see Watmer
John(Cl 7), 102, 90, 94
Peter(C I7), 102, 90, 94
Alderman Robert, Mayor (C16/l 7), 102, 88, 90
Robert(d. 1675),94
Thomas(Cl7), 102, 90, 94
Wyntreshulle,Thomas de(C14), 12
Wyntryngam see Wintringham Wyth,Richard(C14}, 175n
X
X-ray fluorescence,113-14
y
Yaldham see under Wrotham
Yalding
axe, bronze age, 108, 283, 284
Beltring Farm,map 1656, 336
Bowhill Farm, oast, 251
brooch, Romano-British, 103, 251, 259
Cheveney, moated site, 222
coaching services C 19, 98, 194, 20 I, 209, 211-13
coins, Roman, 358
deeds, 335
handle-mount?, medieval, 103, 251, 259-60
manor, 96, 124; 53n
parish records,267
population C16, 100, 257
John Strowd of, 179
swing riots, 107, 102, 104
Yallande see under Godmersham
Yates, Nigel (see also Detsicas, A. & Yates, N.)
"A Kentish Clerical Dynasty: Curteis of Sevenoaks, Part I 1716-186 l ", 1-9
"Francis Henry Murray, Rector of Chislehurst" (i/lus.), 1-18
"Kent Archives Office: Major Accessions 1981-83", 313-47
"The Condition of Kentish Churches before Victorian Restoration", 119-25
"The Major Kentish Towns in the Religious Census of 1851", 399-423
"The Mayoral & Corporation Seats in Faversham Parish Church", 37-43
"The Parochial Library of All Saints, Maidstone, and other Kentish Parochial Libraries", 159-73
Kent and the Oxford Movement
assessed, I0
reviewed, 293
reviews, 391-101, 2; 283-102, 4; 266-103, 7; 302-108, 3; 366-7
and Shaw, Maureen & Carter, Michael, "Kent Archives Office: Major Accessions 1984-87", 251-85
Yevele see Yvele
Ymma see Emma
Yopp,John(C17),71-2
York [pg299]Duke -of (Cl7), 89, 154, 156; 250
Duke -of (fl. 1797), 33
Anne of (Cl5), m. Thomas St. Leger, I91, 12, 114
Cecily,Duchess of (C15), 196-7
William (Cl9),3
Yorke, Barbara A. E., "Joint Kingship in Kent c. 560 to 785", 1-19
Youens, Ernest C. (Cl9), 319
Young (Yong; see also Meredith & Young)
Dr. - (Cl8), 22
Revd. - (Cl9), 204
Arthur (Cl8), 169
C., "Excavations at Ickham", I90-1
John (Cl3), 37n
Mary Ann (Cl9),7
Richard (Cl9), 319-22
Robert (Cl6), 33n
Robert (Cl8), 235
S. (C20), records, 284
Susanna (Cl7), 72
William (C16), 33
Yvele (Yevele), Henry (Cl4), 92, 242; 100, 307; 329
z
Zarnecki, George, "A Romanesque Capital from Canterbury at Chartham" (illus.), 1-6
Zele see Seal
Zell, M. L.
"Early Tudor J.P.'s At Work", 125-43
"Population and Family Structure in the 16th century Weald", 231-57
"The Mid-Tudor Market in Crown Land in Kent", 53-70
Zivanovic, Dr, on cremated bones from
Otford, 187
zoomorphic designsRomano-British
bracelets
Rochester, 97, 125, 126, 127, 129
Stanford, I95
brooch, Otford, 106, 210, 211, 212
buckles, Ickham, 191
ring, Otford, 106, 211, 212, 213, 214
Anglo-Saxon
book fitting, Boxley, 104, 359, 360 box mount, Cliffe, 108, 289, 290 bracteate, Monkton, 101, 105-7 brooches
Boxley, 287-108, 8, 289
Canterbury, 107, 110, Ill, 112
Faversham, 65
Ickham, 104, 3, 4-6
St. Mary Cray, 101, 208, 209 buckles,Monkton, 89, 69, 70, 78-9 escutcheon, West Wickham (illus.), 102, 193-8
hooked tag, Canterbury Museum, 99, 21, 22, 23-4
metalworker's die, Rochester, 104, 4, 7
mount,Canterbury,383-96, 4, 385 pendant, Canterbury, 94, f275, 277; 97, 7, 8, 9-25
pin,St. Mary Cray,101, 208, 209 strap-ends
Canterbury, 104, 184, I 85, I 86; 105, 125, 126, 127
Faversham/Stowting, 99, 21, 22, 23-4
Lenham, 104, 354, 361
Zouche family, land holdings Cl5, 100, 219 [pg300]