Annual Bibliography of Kentish Archaeology and History 2012

321 ANNUAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF KENTISH ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY 2012 Compilers: Ms D. Saunders, Ms E. Finn, Kent History & Library Centre. Contributors: Prehistoric – K. Parfitt; Roman – Dr J. Weekes: Anglo-Saxon – Dr A. Richardson: Medieval– [various]: Early Modern – [various] Modern – Prof. D. Killingray and Dr C.W. Chalklin. A bibliography of books, articles, reports, pamphlets and theses published in the calendar year 2012 (unless otherwise stated). Abbreviations: BAR - British Archaeological Reports CAT - Canterbury Archaeological Trust KAR - Kent Archaeological Review KARU – Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit KAS - Kent Archaeological Society general MULTI- Barming History Society, Barming during the Second World War (Maidstone: Barming History Society, 2011). Bedford, K., Canterbury, a pocket miscellany (Stroud: The History Press). Burville, P.J., An East Kent family: the Burvilles (Dover: Peter Burville, 2011). Clancy, J., Isle of Sheppey through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing, 2011). Clare, A., St Giles the Abbot Church, Farnborough, Kent (Farnborough: St Giles PCC). Gollop, A., ‘Hallet’s Garage, Nos. 25-27 St. Dunstan’s Street, Canterbury’ in Canterbury’s Archaeology 2010-2011: 35th Annual Report of the CAT, 12-17 (Canterbury). Harrington, D., ‘Lyminge Park – a collection of documents towards a history’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 334-344. Ingleton, R., Fortress Kent: The Guardian of England (Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military Books). Jardine-Rose, P., ‘Newnham Castle’, KAS Newsletter 94, 2-4. Kendall, P., The Royal Engineers at Chatham, 1750 – 2012 (Swindon: English Heritage) KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 322 Killingray, D. and Purves, E. (eds), The Sevenoaks Book. An historical dictionary (Chichester: Phillimore). Latham, M., Kent’s Strangest Tales: Extraordinary but true stories (London: Portico Books). Leach, D. A., Dover’s Caves and Tunnels (Dover: Riverdale Publications, 2011). LeGear, R., Underground Thanet: quarries, tunnels, shelters and caves (Thanet: Birchington Trust for Thanet Archeaology). Lushington, J., From Gavelkinders to Gentlemen: a history of the Lushington family in East Kent from 1200-1700 (Alkham: from the author jrclushington@yahoo.co.uk). Martin, J., Schuster, J. and Barclay, A., ‘Evidence of an early Bronze Age field system and spelt wheat growing, together with an Anglo-Saxon sunken featured building, at Monckton Road, Minster in Thanet’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 43-52. Mercer, J., Bexley Heath: a history (Stroud: Amberley Publishing). Milton, I., Lillechurch: a thousand years of a farm at Higham in Kent (Haslemere: Ian Milton). Quested, R.K.I., Thanet: the unknown island (Thanet: Rosemary Quested, 2011). Richardson, P., Addington: The life story of a Kentish village (West Malling: Patricia Richardson). Rose, J., ‘St Edmund’s Pleasance, Dartford: A Background to the Monumental Inscriptions’, Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Society Newsletter 49, 9-14. Salter, P., ‘Cross, Book and Plough, Part 1’, City of Rochester Newsletter (August), 7-12 [The development and history of the gardens at Rochester Cathedral]. Seary, P., ‘Reculver Towers’ in Canterbury’s Archaeology 2010-2011: 35th Annual Report of the CAT, 55-61 (Canterbury). Stennett, H. and McIntosh, K.H. (eds), An East Kent Quintet: Voices from Sturry, Fordwich, Hersden, Broad Oak and Westbere (Broad Oak: Society of Sturry Villages, 2010). Tritton, P. (ed.), ‘Loose Threads’: Your local history magazine no. 12 (Loose: Loose Area History Society). Tulloch, A., The Little Book of Kent (Stroud: The History Press 2011). Turcan, R., Kent through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing for Bradwell Books). Weekes, J., ‘Archaeological notes and summaries: Canterbury Archaeological Trust interim reports’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 291-305. Weeks, J., Bandages & Benevolence: the history of Tunbridge Wells hospitals (Maidstone: Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust). Wheaten, A., ‘The records of Thornden Wood in the Blean since the eighth century’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 344- 350. Wilson, J. and Woodman, T., Hayes a History of a Kentish Village Vol 1. Stone Age to 1914 (Bromley: Jean Wilson). Wilson, J. and Woodman, T., Hayes a History of a Kentish Village Vol 2. 1914 to modern times (Bromley: Jean Wilson). KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 323 prehistoric PREHISTORIC KENT Allen, T., ‘Bronze, boats and the Kentish seaboard in prehistory: the role of coastal Kent in a major trans-continental trade route’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 1-19. Anon., ‘Rediscovery of the Quex Park Potin Coin Hoard’, KAS Newsletter 94, 11. Anon., ‘Two Important new Mesolithic sites for North West Kent’, KAS Newsletter 94, 16. Barclay, A.J., Stevens, C.J. and Wyles, S.F., ‘An Early Bronze Age Field System from Monkton Road, Minster, Thanet, and an Early Date for the Cultivation of Spelt’, PAST 69, 2 (2011). Garwood, P., ‘The Medway Valley Prehistoric Landscapes Project’, PAST 72, 1-3. Greaney, S., ‘John Abraham Bayly’s view of Little Kit’s Coty House’, English Heritage Historical Review 5, 6-11 (2010). Halliwell, G. and Scott, B.A., ‘A Late Middle Palaeolithic-type Handaxe from East Kent’, Lithics 32, 62–64 (2011). [Lithics Study Group]. Holman, D., ‘The Boxley Potin Hoard reconsidered in the light of current research’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 309-11. Mason, S. and Andrews, P., ‘Isle of Thanet, Digging the gateway to Britain’, Current Archaeology 266, 28-35 [Contains summary overview of prehistoric remains discovered on East Kent Access Road]. Matthews, S., Jackson, J., Raposo, M. and Leedham, J., ‘Prehistoric French scrap dealers in Kent? The Boughton Malherbe Bronze Age Hoard’, Current Archaeology 267, 32-35. Philp, B., ‘A Bronze Age Barrow at Great Mongeham, Deal’, KAR 189, 221-226. Richardson, A., ‘1st century BC helmet found near Canterbury’, KAS Newsletter 95, 2-3. Smythe, J., ‘3000 year old hoard wins new national award for Wealden community archaeology project’, KAS Newsletter 93, 4-5. Rudd, C., ‘New King found in Kent’, Current Archaeology 250, 7 [Details of a Celtic coin bearing the name of a previously unknown ruler]. roman ROMAN KENT Durham, A. and Goormachtigh, M., ‘Rutupiae and Red Hills’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 327-333. Philp, B., The discovery and excavation of the Roman shore-fort at Dover (Dover: KARU). Tucker, C., ‘Two Roman bronze vessels from St Nicholas-at-Wade, Isle of Thanet’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 189-213. Weekes, J., ‘Additional evidence of Roman (and later) occupation adjacent to the Marlowe Arcade, Canterbury: excavations at Rose Lane, 2002-4’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 235-258. KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 324 anglo ANGLO -SAxON KENT Parfitt, K. and Anderson, T., Buckland Anglo-Saxon Cemetery, Dover: excavations 1994, The Archaeology of Canterbury Monograph, New Series Volume VI (Canterbury: CAT). Thomas, G. and Knox, A., ‘A window on Christianisation: transformation at Anglo-Saxon Lyminge, Kent, England’, Antiquity Bulletin 86, 334 [online at www.antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/thomas334]. Weekes, J., ‘Archaeological Notes and Summaries: Canterbury Archaeological Trust Interim Reports’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 291-305. [Includes references to one definite and one possible Anglo-Saxon structure at the Beaney Institute, Canterbury; Anglo-Saxon features at 5-7 The Parade, Canterbury; a 6th-7th century cemetery at the Meads, Sittingbourne and Anglo-Saxon buildings at Minster in Sheppey]. medieval MEDIEVAL KENT 400-1500 Allison, T., ‘The Rise and Fall of Richard Guldeford’, Cranbrook Journal 23, 1- 4. Atkins, R. and Webster, M., ‘Medieval corn-driers discovered on land probably once part of Repton Manor, Ashford’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 275-289. Forrest, I., ‘The Survival of Medieval Visitation Records’, Archives 125, 1-10. [Includes references to Sede Vacante records at Canterbury Cathedral Archives]. Gilmore, D., ‘Bekesbourne and the King’s Esnecca 1110-1445’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 315-327. Guy, J., Thomas Becket, Warrior, Priest, Rebel, Victim: a 900-year-old story retold (London: Viking Press). Harrington, D., Feet of Fines for the reign of King Henry V, part 3. Kent Records. New Series 5 part 6, 241- 256 (Maidstone: KAS) [also available www.kentarchaeology.ac]. Harrington, D., Kent Feet of Fines for 7 Edward III onwards [1333-1377], part 1. Kent Records. New Series 5 part 6, 257- 286 (Maidstone: KAS) [also available www.kentarchaeology.ac]. Jenkins, J., ‘Monasteries and the Defence of the South Coast in the Hundred Years War’, Journal of Southern History 34, 1-23. Martin, D., Martin, B. and Clubb, J., ‘An Archaeological Interpretive Survey of the Old Castle Scotney: Part II’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 111-151. Richardson, A., ‘Greenwich’s First Royal Landscape: the lost Palace and Park of Humphrey of Gloucester’, Journal of Southern History 34, 51-72. Tsurushima, H., ‘The Moneyers of Kent in the Long Eleventh Century’, in David Roffe (ed.), The English & Their Legacy 900 – 1200 Essays in Honour of Ann Williams (Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer), 33-60. early EARLY MODERN KENT 1500-1700 Beeley, P. and Scriba, C.J. (eds), The Correspondence of John Wallis Volume III (October 1668 – 1671) (Oxford: OUP). KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 325 Bower, J., ‘The Wotton Survey: the lands of a Kent gentry family in the sixteenth century’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 259-274. Drake-Brockman, G., ‘Sir William and Lady Ann Brockman of Beachborough, Newington by Hythe: a Royalist family’s experience of the civil war’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 21-41. Eales, J., ‘The Clergy and Allegiances at the Outbreak of the English Civil Wars: the case of John Marston of Canterbury’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 83-109. Eales, J. and Hopper, A. (eds), The County Community in Seventeenth-Century England and Wales (Hertford: University of Hertfordshire Press) [Includes chapter, ‘Alan Everitt and the Community of Kent Revisited’ 15-38]. Few, J., Coffers, Clysters, Comfrey and Coifs: the lives of our seventeenth century ancestors (Bury: Family History Partnership). Hansford, B., Roots in Three Counties: a history of the Hansford family of Dorset, Kent and Lancashire (Leicester: Matador Self Publishing). Hipkin, S., ‘The Coastal Metropolitan Corn Trade in Later Seventeenth-Century England’, Economic History Review, 65, 1, 220-255. James, T.B., ‘Review article: New light on the Cinque Ports’, Southern History, 33, 108-12 (2011). Knafla, L.A., Kent at Law 1602 Volume III Star Chamber (Kew: List & Index Society Special Series 51). Nicolson, A., The Gentry: Stories of the English (London: Harper Press, 2011) [Includes chapter on the Oxinden family at Denton 139-170]. O’ Halloran, S. and Woudstra, J., ‘Keeping the Garden at Knolle’: The Gardeners of Knole in Sevenoaks, Kent, 1622-1711’, Garden History 40, 1, 34-55. Pittman, S., ‘Elizabethan and Jacobean Deer Parks in Kent’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 53-81. Porter, R., ‘The Cinque Ports Prison, Dover Castle’, English Heritage Historical Review 5, 94-109 (2010). Taylor, G.,’Dutch and Flemish Gables of Kent. Part 1: the background’, KAS Newsletter, 93, 2-4. Taylor, G.,’Dutch and Flemish Gables of Kent. Part 2: pediments, gables, dates and brick bonds’, KAS Newsletter, 94, 14-15. modern MODERN KENT 1700-PRESENT Ambrose, R.F., Sandling Memories (Maidstone: Robin Ambrose) [Memories and stories of Sandling and Boxley parish]. Ansell, C., Richard Tilden Smith: a man of vision (Queensland, Australia: Caroline Ansell) [Owner of Tilmanstone Colliery (1925-1937) and creator of the Aerial Ropeway that transported coal from the colliery to Dover Docks). Arnold, M., Disease, Class and Social Change: tuberculosis in Folkestone and Sandgate 1880 – 1930 (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars). Barber, M. J., A Man of Many Parts: Professor or Bishop? The Life of Edward Nares 1762 – 1841 (Oxford: Holywell Press, 2009) [Nares was a professor of divinity, historian, and writer of popular works, as well as rector of Biddenden]. Bates, P. and Mackay, I., ‘Roll of Honour of Men Connected with Radnor Park Church, Folkestone who served in the Great War 1914-1918’, The Kentish Connection 26, 1, 3-11. KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 326 Beeching, A., The History of the Broadstairs Lifeboats & their most Gallant Crews 1868 – 1912 ( Ramsgate: Alfred Beeching). Betts, P., ‘19th Century Emigration from Cranbrook and the Weald’, Cranbrook Journal 23, 10 -14. Boxall, M., Burns, M. and McKean, S., Beyond the Pond: a stroll back in time around Broomfield, Hunter’s Forstal and Ford (Herne: Herne & Broomfield Local History Group, 2011). Butler, D., Sturry’s Sorrow: a village at war: a tribute to the casualties of the Second World War, 1939 – 1945 (Canterbury: Derek Butler, 2011). Cowan, R. (ed.), A Nurse at the Front: the Great War Diaries of Sister Edith Appleton (London: Simon & Schuster) [Deal connection]. Crampton, P., The Great Storm in Canterbury 25 Years On (Stroud: The History Press). Crowdy, T., Donald Dean VC. The memoirs of a volunteer and territorial from two World Wars (Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military, 2010) [Royal West Kent Regiment]. Curtis, B., Westerham: a social and commercial history 1865-1915 (Westerham: Past Times Press). Ditchfield, G., ‘A Neglected Archbishop of Canterbury? Frederick Cornwallis (1768-1783)’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 215-234. Gaunt, J., Traders Remembered in Deal & Walmer (Whitstable: Bygone Publishing). Goacher, D., ‘Kentish Ragstone from the Maidstone area’, KAS Newsletter 94, 12-13. Gore, J., ‘West Kent allotments 1836-1844’, in J.F.S. Burchardt and Cooper, J. (eds), Breaking new ground: Nineteenth century allotments from local sources (Milton Keynes: 2010), 93-103. Griffin, C.J., ‘Parish Farms and the Poor Law: a response to unemployment in rural southern England, c.1815-35’, Agricultural History Review 59, II, 176-198 (2011). Harrison, P., Ebbsfleet United (Stroud: The History Press). [Formerly Gravesend & Northfleet Football Clubs]. Hawksley, L.D., Dickens’ Bicentenary 1812 – 2012 in association with the Charles Dickens Museum, London (London: Andre Deutsch). Hobbs, L. & M., ‘King of the Saucy Postcard’, Bygone Kent 33, 5, 34-39 [Donald Fraser Gould McGill (1875-1962), artist and resident at Blackheath]. Hoyles, M., William Cuffay. The life and times of a Chartist leader (Hertford: Hansib Publications Limited). Ingleton, R., Kent VCs (Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military Books, 2011). Jones, H.P., Houses and Households of Victorian Plaxtol (Plaxtol: Plaxtol Local History Group). Kent Creative Arts, A Year in the Life of Sheppey: A Photographic Record of the Island’s Every Day Life by Local Photographers (Faversham: Kent Creative Arts CIC). Kersey, K., Bearsted Scout Group: the first 100 years 1912 – 2012 (Maidstone: Katherine Kersey). King, J., Grove Park, its history revisited (Lewisham: Lewisham Local History Society, 2011) [Suburban area located between Bromley and Lewisham]. KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 327 Kirkbank, T., A Uniformed Response: recollections of a Kent police officer from the 1960s (Bloomington, AuthorHouse). Kneif, A., ‘The fate of a property in wartime Meopham’, The Journal of Kent History 74, 7, 11. Knowlden, P., ‘Half a day’s ride’ The Journal of Kent History 75, 4-5. [relating to the Bromley area]. Knowlden, P., West Wickham Fields and Farmers.The Story So Far (Bromley: Bromley Borough Local History Society). Lawrence, M., The Life They Left Behind: those who lost their lives 1914-1918, 1939-1945. Remembrance: The Holy Trinity War Memorial East Peckham, Kent (East Peckham: East Peckham Parish Council). Lea, R., Miele, C. and Higgott, G., Danson House: The anatomy of a Georgian villa (Swindon: English Heritage, 2011). Lee, A., Margate through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing). Lee, C., Policing Prostitution, 1856-1886: deviance, surveillance and morality. Perspectives in Economic and Social History: 24 (London: Pickering & Chatto). [Study focuses on the ports, dockyards and garrison towns of Kent]. Ludlow, B. and Watson, J., Greenwich Then and Now (Stroud: The History Press). Lunn, G., Medway & Swale Shipping through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing). MacCooey, C., Smuggling on the South Coast (Stroud: Amberley Publishing). MacDougall, P., Chatham Dockyard. The rise and fall of a military industrial complex (Stroud: The History Press). Manning, R., ‘The History of Crocodile Lodge’, Royal Tunbridge Wells Civic Society Newsletter (Winter), 18-21 [Crocodile Lodge formerly Camden Park Lodge, East]. Nathaniels, E., ‘James and Decimus Burton’s Regency New Town, 1827-37’, The Georgian Group Journal 20, 151-170. Newell, N., Exploits of a Non-Nudist: A Sissinghurst mystery man of the thirties and forties (Cranbrook: Cranbrook & District Local History Society) [Account of Ian Davison who lived at Branden in Sissinghurst and the books he wrote about Kent]. O’Brien, D.P. and Creedy, J., Darwin’s Clever Neighbour: George Wade Norman and his circle (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2010). [Relates to Bromley and Shortlands but not Down House]. Owen, J., The Shepherds and Shepherd Neame Brewery Faversham Kent, 1732-1875 (Throwley: John Owen, 2011). Palmer, D., ‘Minding histories: explaining early experiences of migration, settle-ment and well-being through life histories in migrants residing in the London Borough of Bexley’, Family & Community History 15, 1, 44-46 [Coverage includes areas of Kent 1948-60]. Parkin, A.M., A. M. Parkin: a village artist drawings and engravings 1961-2012 (Sevenoaks: Vine Publishing) [Parkin lived at Kemsing village]. Pattison, P., ‘Admiralty lookout and the defence of Dover Harbour, 1905-1945’, English Heritage Historical Review 5, 156-171 (2010). Pennell, C., ‘“The Germans Have Landed!”: Home defence and invasion fears in the South-East of England, August to December 1914’, in Heather Jones, Jennifer O’Brien, and Christoph Schmidt-Supprian, (eds), Untold war: New perspectives in First World War studies, (Leiden: Brill, 2008) 95-118. KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 328 Phillips, B., ‘Bexley Asylum Minute Books 1901-1939’, North West Kent Family History Society Journal 12, 12, 535-538. Rayner, C., That Reminds Me… Volume 1: East Kent Gazette readers’ memories of bygone Sittingbourne (Canterbury: Birch Leaf Books). Rayner, J., 50 Years of the Faversham Society 1962 – 2012 (Faversham: Faversham Society). Roberts, C., Rusthall’s Fallen: a village at war 1914 – 1918 (Tunbridge Wells: Clive Roberts, 2011). Sheppard, M., ‘The Duke of Wellington at Walmer’, The Journal of Kent History 75, 16-17. Singleton, T., ‘James Humphrey, Millwright of Cranbrook’, Cranbrook Journal 23, 6-8. Smith, V. and Seary, P., ‘Kent’s twentieth-century military and civil defences. Part 3 – Canterbury’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxii, 153-188. Snow, R., Ten Brave Men and True: the Victoria Cross holders from the Borough of Tunbridge Wells (Brighton: Menin House Publishers). Souhami, D., Murder at Wrotham Hill (London: Quercus) [Murder of Dagmar Petzywalski in 1946]. Spicer, A., ‘“A survival of a distant past”, J. A. Martin and the Victorian Revival of the French Church at Canterbury’, Journal of Southern History 34, 101-139. Stealey, V., ‘The Community that was Southborough’, Bromleag 2, 24, 23- 27. Taylor, P., ‘Simon Francis Phillips (1832 – 1908): Draper in Dartford’, Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Society Newsletter 49, 21-27. Tulloch, A., Folkestone Then & Now (Stroud: The History Press). Turcan, R., Gravesend through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing, 2011). Turcan, R., Deal through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing, 2011). Vine, J., Wartime in Whitstable Remembered (Stroud: The History Press). Walker, C. & M., The Dymchurch Wall: and reclamation of Romney Marsh (Dymchurch: Dymchurch Heritage Group, 2011). Wells, P. and Howe, J., Dover Then & Now (Stroud: The History Press) Whitbourn, P. and Beavis, I., Grosvenor and Hilbert Park (Tunbridge Wells: Friends of Grosvenor and Hilbert Park). Whyman, J., ‘Kentish history confronted in two opposite corners of Spain’, The Journal of Kent History 74, 8-10. Woodhead, J. (ed.), Games & Planes: Memories of Westcourt, Chalk & Gravesend Airport in the 1940s (Gravesend: Games & Planes Oral History Project). theses THESES Elliott, S., ‘The Medway formula – did the Roman authorities exact physical and economic control over the River Medway during the period of Roman occupation?’, m.a., University College London, 2011. Gardiner, P., ‘Dissent at the home of the Anglican Church – the 1851 Religious Census and the City of Canterbury’, m.th. Spurgeon’s College/University of Wales. Gregory, A., ‘Knole: the 15th century Archbishops’ Palace’, d.phil., Sussex, 2011. Moon, J., ‘Managing the Jurisdictions of Canterbury Cathedral Priory in the High Middle Ages 1285-1331’, ph.d., Kent, 2012. KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 329 Thomas, D., ‘Motivations for the “Great Migration” to New England 1628-1640: the Case of the Hercules, March 1634/1635’, m.a., Kent, 2012. Town, E., ‘Knole: the 17th century transformation’, d.phil., Sussex, 2011. recently RECENTLY CATALOGUED ARCHIVES The following is a selection of material in Canterbury Cathedral Archives, the East Kent Archives Centre and Medway Archives and Local Studies Centre which was catalogued in 2011 and 2012. At the end of February 2012 Kent County Council withdrew from the partnership with Canterbury Cathedral Archives and the Cathedral Archives now functions independently. The holdings formerly held at the Centre for Kentish Studies and the East Kent Archive Centre have been brought together in the Kent History and Library Centre, which opened on 23 April 2012. Catalogue entries from the KHLC will begin in the next volume. canterbury CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL ARCHIVES Parish Barham, St John the Baptist: Parish magazines, 1978-1981 (U3-163). Bekesbourne, St Peter: PCC minutes, 1992-2006; Papers relating to the chancel, 2007-2008 (U3-165). Birchington, All Saints: Highway Accounts, 1771-1806 (U3-76). Buckland next Dover, St Andrew: Parish magazines, 1960-1973 & 1978-1984 (U3-112). Canterbury, St Alphege: Register of services, 1964-1971 (U3-8). Canterbury, St Peter: Register of baptisms, 1890-2010; Registers of services 1890-1925 (U3-90). Challock, SS Cosmos & Damien: Tithe Award 1841 (U3-27). Chartham, St Mary: Registers of services; 1929-1939; 1978-1991 (U3-154). Cheriton, St Martin: Register of burials; 1966-1999 (U3-148). Chilham, St Mary: Registers of marriages, 1980-2009; Register of burials, 1991-1993 (U3-191). Chillenden, All Saints: Register of baptisms, 1813-2009; Tithe map with altered apportionment, 1843 (U3-156). Chislet, St Mary: Vestry minute book, 1840-1992; School Managers’ minute book 1903-1946; Monumental inscriptions, 1887 (U3-55). Deal, St George: Parish magazines, 1955-1975 U3-67). Deal, St Leonard: Transcripts of marriages, 1559-1619; Transcripts of burials, 1559-1679; PCC account books, 1961-2009; Treasurer’s reports, 1986-2010; Parish magazines (Home Words), 1896-1903 (U3-95). Eastling, St Mary Magdalene: Acts of Parliament relating to clandestine marriages, 1822-1823; Marriage licences, 1844; 1846 & 1907; Papers relating to the churchyard, 1927; Plans of new vicarage, c.1960s; Papers relating to the church, 1856-1967; Papers relating to the war memorial, 1946-1949 (U3-208). KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 330 Elmsted, St James: Registers of services, 1945-1968; Vestry minutes, 1854-1888; PCC accounts, 1949-1967 (U3-250). Folkestone, Christ Church: Register of confirmations, 1909-1977; PCC minute books, 1920-1931 (U3-217). Folkestone, Holy Trinity: Registers of baptisms, 1869-2002; Registers of banns, 1903-2001; Registers of marriages, 1869-2007; Register of confirmations, 1920-2007; Register of services, 1885-2009; PCC minute book, 1886-1991; Finance committee minute book, 1951-1987; Missionary committee minute book, 1953-1970 (U3-215). Folkestone, St Augustine: Register of services, 1977-2004 (U3-265). Folkestone, St John the Baptist: Registers of banns, 1932-1949; 1963-2000; Registers of services, 1918-1959 & 1990-2002; Register of confirmations, 1927-2005; Service sheets, 1979, 1986 & 1994; Marriage licences, 1956-1960; Terrier and inventory, 1944; Parochial return, 1956; Papers relating to boundary alterations, 1953 & 1978; Papers relating to the parsonage, 1945-1946, 1955-1962; Papers relating to augmentation of income, 1946 & 1961; Papers relating to Emily Filmer bequest, 1960s; Men’s Fellowship minute books, 1929-1963; Parish magazines, 1947-1985; Photographs, Early 20th century (U3-178). Folkestone, St Mary and Eanswyth: Register of baptisms,1967-2007; Register of baptisms (for Royal Victoria Hospital), 1963-1970; Register of banns, 1981-1987; Register of marriages, 1956-1993; Register of services, 1983-2001; Register of church welcomers, 1989-2002 (U3-88). Goodnestone next Wingham, Holy Cross: Register of baptisms, 1893-2009 (U3-232). Harbledown and Rough Common PC: Minutes, 2003-2012 (PC9). Hardres, Lower, St Mary: Notices relating to the Pastoral Measure, 1983 & 1990; Marriage licences, 1953; English Missal, 1912; Parish magazines, 2004-2009 (U3-107). Harvest New Anglican Church: Steering group minutes, 2007-2011; Newsletters, 2007-2011 (U3-292). Kingsdown, St Catherine: Licences to solemnize marriages, 1955 (U3-259). Lynsted, St Peter and St Paul: Marriage licences, 1940-1947; Papers relating to the chancel, 1940-1948; Papers relating to the vicarage, 1928-1941; Papers relating to the churchyard, 1927-1959; Papers relating to the church, 1925-1952; Papers relating to the ‘Sick and Needy Poor Fund’, 1936; Funding Stock, 1925 & 1939; Various insurance policies, 1935-1964; Certificate of Tithe Redemption, 1944 (U3-248). Margate, All Saints Westbrook: Register of banns, 1987-2006 (U3-236). Nackington, St Mary: Register of banns, 1823-2009; Register of marriages, 1838-2008; Register of services, 1939-1966; Licence to officiate, 1921; Papers relating to the churchyard; 1922-1971; Terrier of land, 1841-1842; Notice relating to the Pastoral Measure Act, 1990; Account book, 1945-1966; Papers relating to the chancel, 1909-1940; Papers relating to the church, 1905-1970; Papers relating to churchwardens’ property, 1932-1983; Papers relating to the Church Rent Charity, 1921; Paper relating to the Wallis Land Charity, 1841-1843; Book of Common Prayer, 1750; Visitors book, 1922-1976 (U3-108). Newington, St Christopher: Register of services, 1955-1988; Management committee minute books, 1955-1982 (U3-234). KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 331 Nonington, St Mary: Parish magazines, 1892-1895; 1900-1901; 1922-1939 (U3-118). Petham, All Saints: Parish magazines; 2011 (U3-84). Ramsgate, Christ Church: PCC minute book, 1984-1998 (U3-226). Ramsgate, Holy Trinity: Register of marriages, 1964-2006; Vestry minute book (includes service register 1873-1880), 1873-1881; Parish magazines, 1895-2004 (U3-223). Ramsgate, St George: Register of services, 1992-1999; Register of confirmations, 1944-1959 (U3-231). Ringwould, St Nicholas: Annual Church accounts, 1982; 1990 & 1994-1995 (U3-104). St Laurence in Thanet: Marriage licences, 1850-1978; Curate licences, 1827; 1847; Tithe correspondence, 1857 (U3-19). St Peter in Thanet, St Andrew Reading Street: Register of baptisms, 1911-1969 (U3-291). Stourmouth, All Saints: Overseers’ account book, 1680-1723 (U3-97). Sutton by Dover, SS Peter & Paul: Register of baptisms, 1907-2011; Parish charities minute book, 1967-2004 (U3-142). Thanington, St Nicholas: PCC payment and receipts, 1992-1993 (U3-126). Throwley, St Michael and All Angels: Papers relating to the churchyard, 1962-1964; Papers relating to the vicarage, 1949-1967; Papers relating to the church, 1946-1967; Papers relating to the parish hut, 1945-1949; Correspondence relating to Throwley National School; 1899 (U3-171). Woodnesborough, St Mary: Papers relating to Patronage, 1883; 1914 & 1979; PCC account books, 1957-1978; Papers relating to the churchyard, 1952-1991; Terriers, C1946 & 1964; Terrier and Inventory, 2010 (U3-64). Other [Dean and Chapter] Designs for St Martin’s Chapel, 1947 and 1950 (DCc/Plans). [Diocese] Confirmation Returns, 2009-2010 (DCb-BA). Friends of Canterbury Cathedral: Death mask of Miss Margaret Babington, 1958 (U167). Jesus Hospital: Minute books, 1947-1979 (U204). east EAST KENT ARCHIVE CENTRE Brockman Family papers 1701-1950 (EK/U256 ). Dover and Deal Methodist Circuit plans 2010-2012 (M12/1 Addl). Folkestone and Margate plans 1938-1959 (EK/U259). Frederick George Tansley collection 1797, 1830 (EK/U257). Tithe and Gas Rating records, Ramsgate 1843-1932 (EK/U258). medway MEDWAY ARCHIVES AND LOCAL HISTORY CENTRE Parish Apprenticeship indenture: Edward Atwater 1854 (DE357). KENTISH BIBLIOGRAPHY 2012 332 Ifield Parish: confirmation register 1953-2012 (P201/1C/1). Milton, Holy Trinity 1845-1966 (P252B). Northfleet Parish: letter sent by curate 1818 (P270/28/2). Strood Extra Parish Meetings 1894-1934 (PM150B). Parish Council Cliffe Parish Council 1894-1999 (PC94 / recatalogued). Stoke Parish Council 1903-2002 (PC350). Stone Parish Council 1894-1978 (PC352/ recatalogued). Non-Conformity Rogers Family and the Jezreelite Church: correspondence & diaries 1873-c.1962 (DE1224). Schools and Colleges All Saints and St Pauls, Chatham 1865-1969 (C/ES/85/1). All Saints Primary School, Chatham 1895-1969 (C/ES/85/1). Brompton C of E School (log books) 1863-1984 (C/ES/153/9). New Road School, Chatham (Primary) 1874-1994 (C/ES/85/4). Robert Napier School 1905-2004 (C/ES/153/11). St Mary’s National School, Chatham 1863-1942 (C/ES/85/10). Plans: examples of students work at Medway College of Art 1944 (DE1229). Presented records Presented Records (Environment Agency) Rochester and Chatham Sewerage Board minutes 1916-1920 (PREA). Presented Records (MoD) Howletts Reports 1891-1913 (PRMD). Unofficial and Business Dakers Marriot Solicitors, Strood: deeds of properties in Strood 1785-1994 (DE1220). Dakers Green Brett Solicitors, Hoo: deeds 1868-1971 (DE52). Pearson Solicitors: Gillingham: pre registration title deeds Burham, Chatham, Gillingham, Rochester 1814- 1957 (DE1175). Rochester Probus Club 1973-2009 (DE1226). Deeds: Chatham & Gillingham 1900-1948 (DE23). Deeds: Woodlands Road, Gillingham 1935-1936 (DE356). Deed: Strood 1806 (DE1228). Batchelor/Wills/Randall: Chatham deeds 1905-1912 (DE1230). Chatham Manor: sales documents 1815-1842 (DE1232). Bargain and sale: Gillingham 1676 (DE16). 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