Index of Papers in Archaeologia Cantiana Vols XX. to XXXV

Addington, near Wrotham, Helmet in Church. XXXII., 319.

Administrations, Kentish, 1604—1649. XX., 1.

Allington Castle. XXVIII., 337.

Owners of, 1086—1279. XXIX., 1.

Ambree, Fourteenth-century Court Eoll of the Manor of. XXIX.,

Arden of Faversham. XXXIV., 101.

Arms, Coats of, in Kentish Churches. XXII., 186. XXIII., 113.

Arms, Note on two Grants of. XXXIII., 153.

Ash Wills. XXXIV., 47. XXXV., 17.

Ashford Church. XXVIII., Inviii.

Ash-next-Sandwich, St. Nicholas Church. XXXI., Ixxxvii.

Augustine, St., Landing-place of. XXII., 123.

Barham, Brasses in Church. XXXII., lx.

Becket, Bones of Archbishop. XXI., 73.

Benefices, Early Presentations to Kentish. XX., 64.

Benenden Church, Detached Campanile of. XXII., 45.

Bethersden, Notes on. XXVII., 201.

Bilsington Priory. XXVII., xlviii.

Billing, The NeviU Heaume at. XXXII., 317.

Bobbing, The Last Savages of. XXIX., 164.

Bougbton-under-tbe-Blean. XXI., 327.

Bourgchier, The Will of Cardinal, 1486. XXIV., 244.

Boxley, Ancient Bell from. XXV., Ixxiv.

Brasses in Barham Church. XXXII., lx.

Brasses, Monumental, in Kent. XXXI., 131. XXXII., 27.

Bredhurst Paten. XXVIII., 301.

Bridges, Old. XXX., xlvii.

British Oppidum at Squerryes Court. XXXI., Ivii.

Broadstairs, Late-Celtie Discoveries at. XXX., 309.

Bromley and the Neighbourhood, Notes on. XXIV., 139.

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Bromley Common. XXXIII., 113.

Brookland, The Leaden Font at. XXVII., 255.

Camber. See Castles.

Canterbury, Burial-places of the Archbishops of. XX., 276.

Cathedral, Notes on the Great North Window. XXIX., 323. Cathedral, Note on the so-called Tomb of the Countess of Athol. XXVII., 209.

Cathedral, Relies of Painting in. XXIII., 339.

Cathedral, Relics of Decorative Painting in. XXII., 34. MSS. relating to Christ Church, at Christ Church College, Oxford. XXIX., Ixxxv.

The Grey Friars of. XXXIV., 79.

St. Martin’s Church. XXII., 1.

A Monastic Chronicle discovered at Christ Church. XXIX., ' - 47.

St. Andrew, Churchwardens’ Accounts of, 1485—1509, XXXII., 181. 1509—1523, XXXIII., 1. 1523—1553, • ’ ’ • XXXIV., 1. 1553—1596, XXXV., 41.

St. Augustine’s Abbey, Excavations at. XXXV., 117.

St. Augustine’s Abbey, Ancient Walling at. XXXI., 290.

St. Austin’s Abbey, Excavations at—

The Chapel of St. Pancras. XXV., 222.

The Church of SS. Peter and Paul. XXV., 238. XXVI., 1.

St. Austin’s Abbey, Recent Discoveries. XXXI., 294. XXXII., 1.

St. Austin’s Abbey, Abbot Roger II. XXXIV., 139.

Visitations of the Archdeacon of. XXV., 11. XXVI., 17. XXVII., 213. Appendix to, XXVIII., 75.

Capel-le-Ferne. See Defoe.

Castles, Henry VIII.’s, at Sandown, Deal, Walmer, Sandgate, and Camber. XXIII., 24.

Celtic Discoveries (late) at Broadstairs. XXX., 309. At Walmer, XXVI., 9.

Celtic Interments at Shorne. XXIV., 86.

Chapels in Kent. XXIX., 217.

Charities, Some Kentish, 1594. XXXI., 189.

Cheney of Shurland, Kent, and of Toddington, Beds. XXIV., 122. Chiddingstone Church. XXXI., Ixxvii.

Chimney-piece (old) from Back’s House, Milton-by-Sittingbourne. XXVIII., 376 -

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Chipstead Place. XXXI., Ixi.

Church in Kent, Letters relating to the (1678—1690). XXI., 172.

Church Plate in Kent. XXV., 113. XXVI., 133. XXVII., 262. - XXVIIL, 115.

Churches, Mediaeval, Fittings of. XXXI., xl.

Churchwardens’ Accounts. See Canterbury and Edenbridge.

Cinque Ports and Great Yarmouth, Bailiffs’ Report, 1588. XXIII., 161.

Cinque Ports, Notes from Minute Books of the Corporation of Faversham. XXVIII., 28.

Cinque Ports, Notes on an Early Charter. XXVII., 37.

Coats of Arms in Kent Churches. XXII., 186. XXIII., 113.

Cobham College. XXVII., 64.

Cobham and its Manors, etc. XXVII., 110.

Cobhams of Rundale and Allington. XXIX., 154.

Counter, A Mediaeval. XXXIII., 167..

Courtenay, The Burial Place of Archbishop. XXIII., 31.

The Will of William, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1396.

Cowden Church, Kent. XXI., 81. XXXI., Ixxv.

The Rectory of. XXI., 87.

Cranbrook Church. XXII., 221.

Crayford Church. XXVI., 51. .

Daronth, Roman Villa at. XXII., 49. .

Davington Priory. XXII., 275.

Deal District. XXXI., 297.

Deal and its Environs. XXIV., 108.

Deal. See also Castles.

Deeds, Ancient, Calendar of. XXVII., 167.

Defoe, Daniel, and Kent: A Chapter in Capel-le-Ferne History.

De Fynes, Pedigree of the Family of. XXVIII., 22.

Documents belonging to the Kent Archaeological Society. XXV., 256.

Dover Chamberlains’ Accounts, 1365—67. XXV„ 75. r. :

Merchant, Extracts from • the Letter-book of, 1737—41. XXXII., 247.

Vestiges of Roman. XX., 128.

The Old Church of St. Martin’s at. XX., 295.- -

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Dover, The Ancient Fabric of the Church of St. Mary the Virgin. XX., 119.

East Chalk, Filborough Farmhouse. XXI., 161.

Eastry, The Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin. XXIX., Ixvii. Edenbridge. XXXI., Ixiii.

Church. XXI., 95. XXXI., Ixvii.

Churchwardens’ Accounts. XXI., 118.

Extracts from the Parish Registers of. XXI., 283.

Inventory of Church Goods at. XXI., 115.

Notes on. XXL, 109.

Ethelbert, The Baptism of King. XXI., 157.

Eynsford, Little Mote, with a Pedigree of the Sybill family. XXVI., 79.

Faversham, Extracts from the Archives of. XXIV., 181.

Cinque Ports, Cess for Shipping, 38 Elizabeth. XXXII., 303.

Household Inventory, 1609. XXVII., 230.

Minute Books of the Corporation, Notes from. XXVIII., 28.

The Parish Clerks and Sexton of, 1506—1593. XX., 203.

Payments by the Town of, 1635-6. XXIV., 237.

Record of Inquisition at, 29 Elizabeth. XXX., 313.

Regulations for the Town Porters, 1448. XX., 219.

The Service of Shipping of the Barons of. XXI., 273. Fines, Kent, 4—7 Edward III. (1331—1334). XX., 161. Fire-backs, A Series of Kentish Heraldic. XXIX., 40. Folkestone Parish Church. XXVIII., 1.

Ford Manor House and Lands in 1647. XXVI., 119.

Fynes. See De Fynes. .

Goudhurst and Neighbourhood, MSS. relating to. XXVIII., 10.

Great Chart, Architectural History of the Church of. XXVI., 101.

Notes on the Ancient Stained Glass, Memorial Brasses, and. an Altar-slab. XXVI., 91.

Halstow (Lower) Church. XXXIII,, 157.

Hartlip, Queendown. XXXV., 37.

Hasted, Edward, Letters of, to Thomas Astle. XXVII., 136.

Hasted Family, Anecdotes of the. XXVI., 267.

Hoadcorn Cloth Halls. XXXI., 121.

Herne Wills: Abstracts. XXVIII., 83. XXX., 93.

Hever. XXXI., Ixxix.

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Pigh Halden Church, Architectural History of. XXVI., 295.

Notes on Nineteenth-century Alterations; with Extract® from the Parish Books and Registers. XXVI., 316.

Hill, Abraham, F.R.S., of St. John’s, Sutton-at-Hone, Kent, XXIV., 227. XXIX., 268.

Hoath Wills. XXXIL, 77.

Holmesdale, The Valley of, Its Evolution and Development. XXXI., 155.

Hoo St. Werburgh, Roman Remains at. XXXI., 287.

Horsmonden Church. XXVIH., civ.

Hospitals in Kent. XXIX., 259.

Hyde, The Family of, of Bore Place and Sundridge. XXII., 112.

Hythe, An Explanation of the Bones. XXX., 203.

The Church of St. Leonard, Architectural History of.

Church, Notes on. XXX., 263.

West. See West Hythe.

Ickham Church, The Chantry of John Denys in. XXV., 207.

Ightham, Bowl and Polished Celt from Rose Wood. XXVII., Ixxvii.

Ightham Church, Cawne Window and Monument. XXVIII., 379.

Ightham Mote. XXVII., 1.

Notes on Former Owners of. XXIV., 195.

Ightham Mote and Church. XXIV., 189.

Kemsing, Incumbents of. XX., 258.

Kingsdown Church, near Sevenoaks, Architectural Notes on. XXXV., 109. .

Knight Hospitallers in Kent. XXII., 232. XXIV., 128.

Knights of the Shire for Kent, 1275—1831. XXI., 198.

Knole, Arms and Armour seized at, during the Civil War. XXXIII., 125.

Lambeth Library, Kentish Annals in. XXIX., 206.

Lovelace, The Kentish Family of, No. II. XX., 54.

Richard, and Bethersden. XXIII., 337.

Lyminge Church. XXX., Ivi.

Lympne Castle. XXX., lii.

Maidstone, Discoveries of Prehistoric Pottery in the District. XXVII., Ixxvi.

Early-Norman Masonry at. XXIV., 91.

Inventory of Church Goods of, 1 Edw. VI. XXII., 29.

Notes from the Parish Registers of. XXIX., 319.

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Maidstone, Wages paid at, in Queen Elizabeth’s Reign. XXII., 316. Map of Kent dated 1596, An Account of a. XXX., 85.

Margate, The Church of St. John the Baptist. XXV., 64.

Dent-de-Liou Gatehouse, with a Pedigree of the family of Pettit. XXV., 57.

Meetings of the Society, Dates of, 1858—1911. XXIX., Ixxxviii. Milton-next-Sittingbourne, Chimney-piece from Back’s House. XXVIII., 876.

Church. XXIIL, 150.

Subscription to St. Paul’s Cathedral. XXIV., 225.

Minster in Sheppey. XXII., 144.

MinSter, Isle of Tbanet, List of Vicars of St. Mary’s Church. XXV., 97.

Moresbys of Rundale and'Allington. XXIX., 154.

Nettlestead Church, Architectural Notes. XXVIII., 251.

Extracts from Notes. XXVIII., 278.

Stained-Glass Windows. XXVIII., 157.

Newlands Chapel. XXIX., 85.

"I Notes on Former Owners of. XXIX., 87.

New Romney, The Barons of, in Parliament. XXVII., 44.

‘St. Martin’s Church, Records relating to its removal in 1550. XX., 155.

Norman Churches (Early) in and-near the Medway Valley. XX., 137. XXL, 260.

Northbourne Court. XXIV,, 96;

Northfleet, The Old Rectory at. XX., 71.

Notes and Queries. XXV., 244. XXVI,, 326.

Obituary Notices—

Arnold, George Matthews, F.S.A. XXVIII., xcvii.

Vr Bell, Matthew, J.P„ D.L. XXVI., xlvii.

Boodle, Rev. John Adolphus, M.A. XXXII., lix.

Cave-Browne, Rev. John, M.A. XXIII., Ixi. Cripps, Wilfred Joseph, C.B. . XXVI., xlvi. Giraud, Francis Frederick. XXXII., lviii. Hope, Sir William St. John, D.O.L. XXXIV., 149, Hughes, W. Essington, F.R.H.S, XXXI., ci.

‘Joy, Ref.’ Calion Samuel, M.A. XXVI., xlvii.[fn1]

Norwood, John Dobree. XXVI., xlviii. ■ Payne, George, F.S.A. XXXV., 161.

Robertson, Rev. Canon W. A. Scott, M.A.. XXIII., lii. Posher, W. H. Burch, J.P. XXVII., Ixiii.

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Boutledge, Bev. Canon Charles Francis, M.A., F.S.A. XXVII., Ixiii. •

Stanhope, Earl, F.S.A. XXVII., Ixi. -

Wadmore, James Foster. XXVI., xlvi.

Woodruff, Cumberland Henry, B.C.L., F.S.A. XXVII., Ixii..

Woods, Sir Albert, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., F.S.A. XXVI.r xlviii.

Old Sore, near Plaxtol, The Manor of. XXII., 310.

Ospringe, The Hospital of St. Mary, commonly called the Maison, Dieu. XXX., 35.

Boman Cemetery at. XXXV., 1.

Otford, The Manor House and Great Park of the Archbishop,.

Otham Beetors. XXIII., 184.

Palatines, The. XXVI., 321.

Papal Authority, The Benunciation of the, by the Clergy of West

Kent, 1584. XXII., 293. -

Parker’s, Archbishop, Visitation in 1573. XXIX., 270.

Patrixbourne Church. XXVIII., 305.

Pembury, Church of St. Peter. XXVIII., 327.

Pettit, Pedigree of the Family of. XXV., 57.

Pevington and its Beetors. XXII., 109.

Pluckley, The Beetors of, for upwards of six hundred years., XXII., 85.

Postling Church. XXX., 193.

Supplemental Notes. XXX., 198.

Preston Church, next Faversham. XXI., 126. •

Sectors and Vicars of. XXI., 135.

Preston, near Wingham, Bomano-British Fictile Vessels from. XX., 49. '

Proverb, a Seventeenth-century Kentish. XXX., 79.

Queenborough, Municipal Becords of. XXII., 169. .

Bainham, Queen Court. XXXV., 37.

Sectors and Vicars. See Kemsing, Milton, Minster-in-Thanet,.

Otham, Pevington, Pluckley, Preston, Bipple, Seal, Tenterden,.

Tilmanstone, Trottescliffe, Westenhanger, and West Hythe.

Eeculver, Seal of the Vicar of. XXXIII., 169.

Wills. XXXII., 77.

Beformation, Original Documents relating to the. XXXI., 92.

Begister, A Kentish. XXX., Ixxvi.

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'Registers, Extracts from lost Kentish. XXXI., 178.

Researches and Discoveries. XXL, xlvii. XXII., xlix. XXIV., li. XXV., lix. XXVII., Ixv. XXVIH., Ixxxviii. XXIX., Ixxvi. XXXI., 275. XXXIV., 153,

.Richborough Castle. XXIX., Ivii.

On the Cross and Platform at. XXIV., 201. .

Excavations at. XXIV., 267.

Richborough Church. XXIX., Ixi.

Ripple, Rectors of. XXVIL, 237. XXXII., 321.

Rochester Bridge, The Earliest. XXXV., 127.

The Roman Bridge in Masonry. XXXV., 139.

Rochester Castle, The Reparation of. XXVII., 177.

.Rochester, The Architectural History of the Cathedral Church and Monastery of St. Andrew at, XXIII., 194. The Monastery, XXIV., 1.

The Chancellors of the Diocese of. XXIV., 160.

Inns. XXI., 315.

Mediaeval. XXI., 17.

Mediaeval Crypts at. XXIV., 220.

The Poll Tax in, September 1660. XXX., 1.

Residences of the Bishops of. XXXIII., 131.

Roman. XXI., 1.

Roman Cemetery at Ospringe discovered in 1920. XXXV., 1.

Roman Discoveries. XXIII., 1.

Roman Kiln at Galley Hill, Swanscombe. XXVII., Ixxiii.

Roman Remains at Hoo St. Werburgh. XXXI., 287.

Roman Villa. See Darenth.

Romano-British Interments at Lower Walmer, XXV., 1. Further discoveries, XXVI., 9. Stone near Dartford, XXVII., Ixxix.

Romano-British Fictile Vessels from Preston near Wingham. XX., 49.

Romney Marsh, The Oldest Map of. XXX., 219.

Round Nave Churches in England and their connection with the Orders of the Temple and of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem. XXXIII., 63.

Rushenden. XXIII., 334.

‘St. Margaret-at-Cliffe, Notes on the Church of. XXIV., 175.

Sandgate Castle, 1539-40. XX., 228. XXL, 244. XXIIL, 24.

Sandown. See Castles.

Sandwich, Extracts from the Account Books of Capt. J. Harvey, B.N., Mayor of Sandwich 1774-5. XX., 222. .

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Sandwich and Deal District. XXXI., 297.

Seal, St. Peter’s (with St. Mary’s, Kemsing, until 1874), List of Incumbents of. XX., 258.

Selby of Ightham Mote, Pedigree of, and Registers. XXVH., 30.

Sevenoaks, Old. XXIIL, 329.

Shoreham, Ecclesiological Notes respecting the Deanery of. , XXIIL, 134.

Shorne-next-Gravesend, Ancient Timber-framed Houses at. XXVII., 193.

The Ruined Chapel of St. Katherine at. XX., 195. XXIIL, 78.

Celtic Interments discovered at, XXTV., 86,

Shurland House. XXHI., 86.

Sittingbourne Church. XXIII., 150.

Smallhythe, The Chapel of St. John the Baptist at. XXX., 133.

Smythe, Sir .Thomas, Knt. (a.d. 1558—1625). XX., 82.

Various Pedigrees of. XX., 76.

Staplehurst Register. XXVIII., 283.

Stodmarsh, Plaster Panels at. XXXI., 54.

Stone near Dartford, Romano-British Interments. XXVII., Ixxix.

Sundridge Church. XXXI., lix.

Suspected Persons in Kent. XXIII., 68.

Sutton-at-Hone. See Hill, Abraham.

Sutton Valence Castle. XXV., 198.

Swainestrey, The Leper’s Hospital at. XXXIV., 63.

Swanscombe, Roman Kiln at Galley Hill. XXVII., Ixxiii, Sybill Arms at Little Mote, Eynsford. XXVIII., 363.

Sybill of Eynsford and Earningham. XXVIII., 373.

Family, Pedigree of the. XXVI., 79.

Symonson, Philip, Further Notes on, Maker of the Map of Kent, dated 1576—1596. XXXI., 271.

Tenterden, St. Mildred’s, Rectors and Vicars of. XXXI., 207.

Municipal Records of. Part I., XXXII., 283. Part II., XXXHL, 91.

Testamenta Cantiana. Extra Volume, 1907.

Textus Roffeneis in Chancery, The, A.D. 1633. XXX., 225.

Notes on the. XXHI., 101.

“ Notes on the, by Dr. F. Lieberman,” Preliminary Account of. XXIIL, 94.

Teynham Church, Architectural Notes. XXXV., 145.

Thanet, Isle of, St. Lawrence Church. XXIV., 253.

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Tilmanstone, Forty-five Vicars of. XX., 104.

Timber-framed Houses in the Weald. XXIX., 169.

Trottescliffe Church. XX., 211.

Forty-eight Sectors of. XX., 187.

Upchurch, Thirteenth-century Wall-painting at. XXV., 88.

Visitation Articles. XXII., 102.

Visitation Bolls (Early) preserved at Canterbury. XXXII., 143, XXXIII., 71.

Visitations. See Canterbury and Parker, Archbishop.

Walmer. See Castles.

Walmer, Lower, Romano-British Interments at. XXV., 1. XXVI., 9. .

Weald, The, and its Refugee Annals. XXII., 209.

The Iron Industry of the. XXI., 308.

Wealden Charter of a.d. 814. XXXI., 203.

Westenhanger, St. Mary’s, Rectors and Patrons. XXXI., 82.

Westenhanger House, Notes on the remains of. XXXI., 76.

Westerham Church. XXXI., lii.

West Hythe Church and the sites of Churches formerly existing at Hythe. XXX., 251.

West Hythe, St. Mary’s, Vicars of. XXX., 233.

Whitfield near Dover, The Saxon Church at. XXI., 301.

WiDs, Ash. XXXIV., 47. XXXV., 17.

A Note on some fifteenth and sixteenth-century Kentish, Provision for Widows. XXX., 127.

Further notes from Kentish. XXXI., 25.

Herne. XXVIII., 83. XXX., 93.

Hoath. XXXII., 77.

Reculver. XXXII., 77.

Testamenta Cantiana. Extra Volume, 1907.

Wills. See also Bourgchier and Courtenay.

Woodnesborough Church. XXIX., lxxii.

Wye, The Church of SS. Gregory and Martin, Vicars, Masters or Provosts, and Perpetual Curates of. XXVIII., 311.