Tithe Apportionment for Biddenden

Biddenden - Maps and Tithe award schedules Biddenden Tithe award schedule   Part 1  (307KB)   Part 2  (302KB) - signed 19th December 1837     With names of landowners, occupiers and fieldnames with acreages, and tithe payments Back to List of Kent Maps, Tithe awards/schedules For details about the advantages of membership of the Kent Archaeological Society   click here Back to Research         Back to Homepage

Biddenden award schedule - Part 1 - 19th December 1837 To Part 2      Back to Biddenden Maps etc     Information kindly provided by  Prue Stokes Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Sheet 1 Gabriel    Allen James    Austen Sheet 2 Thomas    Austen Gabriel    Allen William    Evenden James    Austen Himself 73 711 81 82 146 1459 1460 1461 1462 1463 1464 1464a 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 143 144 1941 1943 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 803 804 305 306 807 808 809 809a 810 810a 810b 811 Bassell Barn Field Plantation Six Acres Four Acres Cottage & Garden Great Budgeland Field Hassock Hassock Little Budgeland Field Cottages & Gardens Mill Field Shave Brookwood Field House Garden etc    Brookwood Platt Three Acres Couch Field Little Brookwood Field Great Brookwood Field Brass Shilling Bank House Field East Meadow West Meadow House Lane East    & Buildings Garden Barn Platt Three Acres Hop Garden Wood Field Shaw Square Field Shaw Wood Upper Field Extraordinary charge  on 1a 1r 20p of Hops  Banky Field  Marl Pond Field  Flat Field  Orchard Meadow Orchard House Yard Barn Pond etc Barn Meadow Shaw Con Field Shaw Shaw Flood Ditch Field Arable Wood Arable Arable --- Arable Wood Wood Arable --- Arable Wood Pasture --- Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture Arable Hops Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable     @ 8s Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture W ood Pasture W ood Wood Arable 3.0.28 0.0.39 6.0.39 3.2.19 0.0.15 2.0.19 0.1.13 0.1.35 0.3.35 0.1.22 3.3.33  0.0.26 20.3.38 1.3.21 0.0.30 1.2.30 3.3.17 5.0. 1 2.2.29 11.2.28 1.2.11  1.0.21 29.2.21 1.1.29 1.3.31 0.2.12 0.0.32 0.2.16 3.1.15 1.3.15 2.1. 0 0.1.33 4.0. 5 0.0 7 1.0.11  2.1.36 20.1. 2 per acre 3.2.12 5.1.25 5.3. 0 1.2.22 0.1.21 0.3.16 1.1. 5 0.1.38 3.1.32 0.0. 9 0.0.34  5.1.21 28.1.35 2. 0. 0 2.10. 0 1.12. 0 1. 4. 9 2.16. 9 2. 9 .0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Thomas    Austen sen John    Avann James    Barton Sheet 3 Henry    Baker Devisees of  Charles   Beale: William & George   Richard      Beale Francis    Beadle George  Richard   Beale Sheet 4 Himself Himself George    Dowley Himself Themselves Thomas    Brooker Herslf Hannah  Chambers & Edward  Coleman Himself 1608 1609 1610 1611  1615 1629 1631 1632 1633 1634 1635 1733 1734 1737 446 35a 1121 1122 601 602 603 604 605 606 886 887 888 889 451 554 559 560 561  562 822 823 824 825  826  827 828 829 830  831  832 833 834 835 836 837 838 839 840 841  841a  841b  842  843  844  845  846  847  848  849  850  851 1091 Spring Field  Barn Field  Garden & Orchard BIRCHWO00 House Buildings & Yard Lodge Field  Little Field  Cricketing Field  Ball Field  Pond Field  Cottage Field  Cottage & Garden Extraordinary charge  on 2a 0r 24p of Hops  Part of Biddenden F ield Part of Shaw Shaw House Yard &Stables    Chequers Inn Platt Coneywood  Coneywood Little Field Little Meadow Shaw Five acres Six acres Hassock Plantation Four Acres Shaw Little Field Two Houses & Gardens Elmstone Lovells Field Four Acres Stable Field House Garden & Pond Great Meadows Vane Farm Deadmans Field Shaw Further Field Hassock Seven Acres Sportmans Wood Field  Shaw Sportmans Wood  Shaw Stump Field Gorse Field Two acres Shaw Green Meadow Five Acres or Green Shaw House Garden & Pond House Field Barn Lodge    & Stackplatt Plantation Lodge Meadow Shaw Shaw Rack Meadow Shaw Shaw Flat Field Shaw Pinnock Field Plantation Five Acres Plantation Hilly Field Shaw Pasture Arable --- --- Pasture Pasture Hops Arable Arable Pasture ---   @ 8s Pasture Pasture Wood --- Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood --- --- Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Arable Wood Arable Wood Ley Pasture Wood Wood Wood Ley Gorse Pasture Wood Pasture Arable Wood --- Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Arable Wood Ley Wood 2.1.10 1.3.25 1.0.11 0.0. 26 3.1.35 1.0. 8 3.1.39 3.0.34 3.0.21 3.0. 5  0.1.28 23.2.33 per acre 0.0.15 0.0. 9 0.0.  9 0.0.33 0.0.37 0.0.19 6.3.25  6.2.19 13.2.  4  1.2.10 4.0.17 2.0.25 4.3.34 6.1.14  0.2.  4 19.2.24 3.1. 0 3.3.16 0.0.28 2.1. 4 9.2. 8 0.1.21 2.3.24 4.1.26 3.1.36 0.2.22  8.3.22 20.1.10 4.3. 3 0.2.25 4.3.18 0.2.11 7.2.16 2.3. 6 0.0.18 1.0.39 1.1.35 5.1. 6 4.2.11 2.1. 1 0.1.21 3.3.30 5.2.32 0.1.30 0.2.  2 4.2.10 1.1.31 3.2.10 0.0.26 0.0.24 5.2.19 0.0.15 0.3.13 4.0.11 0.0.29 5.3.36 0.3.21 5.3.11 0.2. 8 4.1.27  0.1.38 85.3.33 2. 2. 0 1.19. 9 4 . 1. 9 1. 4. 0 0. 8. 0 1.18. 0 6.11. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    George  Richard   Beale Sheet 5 John    Beale Sheet 6 Himself Himself 1092 1093 1094 1095 1096 1097 1098 1099 1100 1101 1102 1103 1104 1105 1106 1107 852 853 854 855 856 857 859 860 860a 861 862 863 864 865 866 867 868 869 870 870a 871 873 874 875 878 879 880 Podken Gill Field Shaw Plantation Lodge Field House Barn & Orchard Lodges Yard Shave & Pond Six Acres Crampton House Field    & Plantation Podkin Wood Little Burnt Oaks Five Acres Underwood Shaw Little Field Garden House Field Four Acres North Omenden Hare Field New Meadow Hassock Squires Field Orchard House Gdns Yard & Bldgs Timber Lodge  House Field  Shaw Pell Land Gate Field  Shaw & Pond House and Garden Barn Yard & Shave Lower Osborne Field Upper Osborne Field Shaw Monk Field  Shaw Barn Meadow Shaw Four Acres River Field Gorse Field Slade Lone Field  Shaw Turk Field Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Ley Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Pasture --- Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture Wood Pasture Wood --- Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Pasture Wood Arable Pasture Gorse Wood Arable Wood Pasture 1.1.29 0.0.14 0.3. 3 2.3.15 1.3.33 1.1.29 6.2. 1 2.1.21 12.1.11 2.1.23 5.1.29 0.1.13 1.3. 5 0.0.16 3.3.15  6.0.39 49.3.16 8.0.11 6.1.19 0.3. 3 7.0.30 2.3.33 1.1.37 0.0. 3 11.1.33  0.1.  3 38.2.12 5.3.22 0.3.12 0.0.36 0.1.18 4.0. 5 3.2.27 0.1.26 5.0 9 0.2.20 9.0. 4 0.0. 4 4.0. 5 4.3.26 9.3.18 2.3. 3 5.134 0.3.29  8.0.  5 66.0.23 2.12. 6 2.11. 0 2.12. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    John    Beale Richard    Beale Sheet 7 Himself Himself 876 877 381 882 883 384 885 192 193 193a 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 S22 523 530 766 767 768 768a 769 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 778 779 914 915 916 917 918 919 920 921 922 925 926 927 927a 928 929 930 931 932 933 934 935 Wagstaff Five Acres Further Five Acres Rushy Field & Barn Hassock House and Garden Forstall Field  Shaw Worsenden Land House Field Causeway Field Shaw Iden Little Field Brick Kiln Field Shaw and Pond Shaw Iden Barn Field Barn Yard Shave & Pond Shaw River Hall Long Meadow House Garden & Pond Bourne Field Callow Field & Shaw Lower Apsley Field Lumpit Field  Plantation Shaw Wildgoose Field Hassock Eight acres Hassock Shaw Hassock Apsley Lodge & Platt Apsley Lodge Field Shaw Wittenden Field  Rabbit Field  Long Field Plantation  Chair Field Platt Sheep Pound & Pond Henden Field Shaw Shaw Seven Acres Pit Field Garden Field  Shaw House Gdn Yard & Bldg Barn Yard & Buildings Barn Field Stack Platt Garden Slade Dog Kennel Orchard Park House    House and Garden Parkfield Arable Arable Pasture Wood --- Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Pasture --- Wood Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Wood Wood Arable Wood Pasture Wood Wood Wood --- Pasture Wood Pasture Arable Pasture Wood Pasture --- Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood --- --- Pasture --- -- Pasture  --- Pasture --- Pasture 5.2. 6 6.0.16 12.3.12 0.1.28 0.0.22 7.0.26  0.3.20 33.0.10 3.2. 5 3.0.39 0.0.29 6.3.33 8.2.17 10.2.39 0.2. 1 0.3.15 24.1. 8 0.1.22  0.2.20 46.0.  2 9.1. 6 0.1.28 3.3. 4 2.1.23 6.2.25 7.2.25 0.1.26 0.0.33 3.1.13 0.0.31 8.1.11 0.1.16 0.0.22 0.2.30 0.1.30 12.1.20 0.2.10 7.3.14 6.2.24 3.1.10 1.1. 4 6.1.10 0.2.10 13.2.23 0.3.13 0.1. 4 7.2. 9 7.3. 9 3.1.34 0.1.19 1.1. 0 0.0.30 2.3.29 0.0. 4 1.0.11 3.0. 7 0.0.34 0.1.17 0.0.30   8.0.  1 134.1.19 3. 0. 0 0.12. 6 4. 2. 0 11.15. Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Sheet 8 Richard    Beale Sheet 9 Himself Himself Thomas    Bourne Walter  James   Buckland John    Button 890 891 892 893 894  895 896 897 898 899 900 901 902 903 904 905 906 907 908 908a 909 910 911 912 912a 913 369 370 971 972 973 974 975 976 977 978 979 980 980a 981 1323 462 460 1308 1308a Spratt Ground Lower Turk Field Ram Field Upper Turk Field Lower Spratt Ground Shaw Upper Spratt Ground Omenden Green Meadow  Omenden Wagon Lodge Omenden Meadow  Barn Field Omenden Barn &    Stack Platt Old Lodge Field Shaw Tench Pit Field Plantation & Pond Poachers Craft Shaw Shaw Slade Shaw Bear Field Lodge Yard & Pond Calves Lodge Field Dunster Field  Shaw Plantation Beales Island House & Garden House Field Garden  Barn Field Pound Field  Shaw Pond Field Hassock in Pond Field Shaw Shaw Chequer Tree Field  Burnt Oaks  Shaw  Shaw Pound Field House and Garden House and Garden House and Premises Garden Arable Pasture Arable Arable Wood Arable Pasture --- Pasture Pasture --- Arable Wood Pasture Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Wood Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Wood Wood --- Arable  --- Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Pasture --- --- --- --- 1.3.26 4.0.27 4.2. 0 4.0. 4 0.2. 3  3.3.  3 18.3.23 2.2.26 0.0. 2 8.0.26 6.0. 9 0.0.32 4.3.30 1.0. 9 3.3. 6 0.2. 9 7.2. 9 0.2.20 0.1.19 4.1.25 0.0.15 4.2. 9 0.1.21 3.3.37 8.2.15 0.0.12  0.3.14 58.3.19 0.3.34 3.0.33 0.0.12 3.3. 5 6.2.31 1.0.11 4.1.24 0.0.28 0.1.24 1.2.11 10.0.17 5.3.12 0.0. 2 1.2.36  5.3. 0 45.0. 0 0.0.11 0.0.18 0.0.  2 0.0.27 0.0.29 1.12. 0 5. 2. 6 3.16. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Richard    Beale Sheet 10 Seaman    Beale Devisees of  Benjamin    Beale George    Beken Sheet 11 Church-    wardens of   Biddenden Richard   Cashford & Henry  Osborne John    Deane John    Greenall Ann    Harris Edward    Hopper John    Peche William    Sharpe Thomas    Spicer Alfred    Wells Himself George    Beken Himself Themselves 191 1302 1309 458 459 1304 1307 1305 1306 461 569 570 571 563 564 565 566 1268 1269 1270 1271 1272 1273 1274 1275 1276 1277 1278 1653 1660 1676 1677 1678 1679 1680 1524 Cottages and Gardens House Premises Land    Slaughter House etc House and Garden Garden and Pond House and Garden House and Premises  House and Premises  House and Premises  House and Premises  House and Garden Little Field Park Orchard Three Cottages & Gardens Barn Field Cot Farm    House Barn & Garden House Field Footway Field Plantation Cow Field Old Hop Garden Lodge Field Barn Yards & Piatt High Pole House Garden  & two Orchards Orchard High Pole Field Long Field Long Meadow Little Meadow Extraordinary charge  on 2a 0r 8p of Hops  Part of Nine acres Long F ield Part of Nine Acres  Lodge Field Lover Lodge Field Brick Kiln Field Poor Wood  --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Arable Pasture Pasture --- Pasture --- Pasture Arable Wood Arable Arable Hops --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture    @ 18s Arable Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable &   Past ure Wood 0.0.32 0.0.32 0.0.28 0.0.24 0.0.19 1.1.  3 0.0. 3 0.0. 3 0.0. 2 0.0. 2 0.0.12 2.1.23 23.2.12 0.3. 1 0.2.12 5.3.17 1.0.21  8.0.34 42.2.  0 5.2. 1 0.0.20 4.0. 1 5.1.10 2.1.35 0.1.23 0.2.35 0.1.24 2.2. 4 3.0. 5 3.0.35  0.3.27 28.2.23 per acre 5.0.27 3.3.15 5.1. 8 1.1.30 1.3. 7  4.0.11 21.2.18 7.3.6 3.17. 0             2.12.  0 1.16.10 4.  8.10 1.19. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Church-    wardens of   Biddenden Barham    Boorman John    Boorman       sen Sheet 12 John    Boorman      jnr Robert    Boorman William    Dean Samuell  Drury & Stephen  Webb Widow  Horton & Thomas  Wildish Himself Charles    Brooks Himself Himself John    Boorman        jnr James  Craddock, George  Watts, Robert  Levell & Thomas   Honess 174 732 173 1598 1599 1600 1601 1602 1884 1606 1621 1636 1637 1638 1639 1640 1641 1642 1643 1644 1645 1646 1647 1648 1649 1650 1655 1656 1657 1658 1659 1617 1618 1619 1620 1624 1625 1626 1622 1623 1664 Tripe Lane Field Two Cottages & Garden Cottage and Garden House & Garden House Barn etc, House Meadow Barn Field Lower Field Part of Wood Footway Field Comer Field Chequer Tree Field Brick Kiln Field Part of Six Acres Remainder of Six Acres Spring Field Shaw Shaw Oast Platt Lodge & Yard O rchard Lodges Yard    & Pond Orchard Birchley Farm    House & Garden Barn Hog Platt  Lane Churchway Field Two Acre Meadow Gooseneck Field Young Orchard Pear Tree Field Shaw Extraordinary charge  on 4a 2r 27p of Hops  Stable Field  Barn & Platt Low Poles    House and Garden Dial Field Willow Bed Field Tainter Field Calves Field Extraordinary charge  on 4a 2r 27p of Hops  High Poles Three acres Four Cottages & Garden Arable --- --- --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable Hops Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Pasture --- --- Pasture --- --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture Wood @ 18s Arable --- --- Pasture Arable Arable Pasture   @ 18s Arable Arable --- 1.0.15 0.0.36 0.0.39 0.1.28 0.0. 6 3.1. 1 0.338 1.0.38 0.0.34 6.0.25 2.3.28 1.2. 4 7.2. 7 7.0.36 5.1.17 1.2. 6 1.3.37 0.0.19 0.1. 4 1.2.11 0.0. 5 0.3. 8 0.3.12 0.1. 3 0.1.21 0.2. 5 5.1.14 2.3.13 4.1.16 1.2. 7 3.0.32  0.1. 3 47.2. 0 per acre 3.3. 5 0.1. 0 0.2.15 3.2.15 5.0.35 2.3.27  2.1.  4 18.2.21 per acre 1.3.  0 3.2.38 5.1.38 0.0.27 2. 0. 0 0.10. 0 0. 6. 0            4.  7. 0 4.  4. 0 8.11. 0           1.12. 0 0.18. 0 2.10. 0 0.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Robert    Boorman Sheet 13 Thomas    Bourne Francis    Bradley       Esq John  Brenchley & Edwin  Stacey Sheet 14 Rev John  Kenwood   Shaw    Brooke George    Munday & John  Smith William    Pope Himself Cooke  Tylden   Patterson    Esq Catherine    Brook George    Skinner Himself Thomas    Blackman 1689 1686 1687 1688 1691 1692 1693 1694 1695 1696 1697 1698 1699 1700 1853 1854 253 254 255 256 1567 15S8 1569 1570 1571 1572 1573 1574 1575 1943 1944 1945 464 1829 355 353 631 632 633 634 635 636 637 638 639 640 641 642 643 648 649 Cottages & Gardens Pond Field Hassock Hassock Hop Garden Barns Yard Bowland Farm    House & Garden House Field Gate Field Prairee Wood Field Shaw Banky Field Shoulder of Mutton Field Sandole Field Extraordinary charge  on 1a 0r 0p of Hops The Park  Lane Field House Garden & Pond Binghams Meadow Upper Field Garden Field Barn Field House, Platt Barn & Yard Garden Forge & Garden Forge Field Lane Field Shaw Field Shaw Rushy Field Pond Field Cricketing Field Little Meadow Extraordinary charge  on 2a 1r 10p of Hops House Yard & Buildings    Red Lion Hopper Wood Crooks Old Hop Garden Town Field Hassock  House Field Barn Field Lasheden    House Barn Forstall Orchard Garden Oast Field Barley Field Stumbletts  Eleven Seven Acres Eleven Four Acres Seven Acres Little Slade Great Slade Extraordinary charge  on  10a 0r 6p of Hops & on 2a 1r 23p 2nd yrs cultivation  --- Pasture Wood Wood Hops --- --- Pasture Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable   @ 18s Pasture Arable ---   Arable Pasture Arable Pasture --- --- --- Hops &   Arable Arable Arable Wood Hops Arable Pasture Pasture   @ 18s --- Wood Pasture Arable Arable Wood Arable Hops --- Pasture --- Hops Hops Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable   @  18s   @  9s 0.1. 6 1.1. 3 0.1.14 0.3.27 2.1.36 0.0. 9 0.0.14 4.1.28 4.2. 7 0.1. 3 1.3.13 5.2.38 2.1.34  4.3.34 29.1.20 per acre 11.2.23  0.3.17 12.2.  0 0.2.26 2.3.14 2.2. 8 2.2.17 8.2.25 1.2.21 0.1.25 0.0.23 0.0. 5 0.2.12 1.3.24 2.2.22 2.1. 1 1.2.24 2.1.12 4.1.15 1.3. 1  1.1.14 20.2.  2 per acre 0.1. 4 7.3.13 3.0.30 2.1. 4 5.3.21 0.3. 2 2.2.30 4.0.12 0.3.39 0.1. 7 0.1.14 5.2.38 2.2.36 4.3.30 7.3.38 3.2.39 8.0.11 1.0.35  1.0.14 56.0.10   per acre per acre             2.  7.  0 0.15.11 3.  2.11 0.19. 0 0.15. 0             5.  9. 0 10.  2. 0 15.11. 2 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Rev John  Kenwood   Shaw    Brooke Sheet 15 Thomas    Burden Sheet 16 Charles    Burrell George    Craddock William    Buckwell Ham    Livett James    Busain 1773 1774 1775 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 1844 1845 1846 1847 1848 1849 1850 1851 75 76 77 78 148 149 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 365 366 532 534 585 586 587 589 590 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 758 759 760 761 762 763 764 765 House Field  Orchard New House Farm    House Platt & Buildings Well Field Road Hop Garden Barn Field Lodge & Yard Barn Lodge Yard & Pond Little Orchard Lodge Field Great Brick Clump Road Meadow Little Brick Clump Four acres Long Field Twelve acres Slade Shaw Shaw Little Wood Field  Marlpit Field  Shaw Hilly Field Long Three acres Eight acres Extraordinary charge on  5a 1r 8p of Hops Part of Two acres Barn Meadow  Garden Goldmine Field Holden Farm House Oast   Lodge Platt Yard etc House Meadow Road Meadow Orchard Old Hop Garden Clayland Field Cow Field Common Field Road Pit Field Six Acres Rye Brass Field Vineyard Lodge and Yard Halden Wood Town Meadow Hop Garden House Bam & Platts Fostall and Oast Hendon Field Orchard Garden Orchard Meadow Cow Field Old Hop Garden Field Bottom part of Nine Acres Upper part of Nine Acres Spatlands  Shaw Corner Field Five Acres Upper Field Farther Field Three & 3/4 Acre Field Three Acres Pook Lane Field Shaw Four & halfpence Field Long Reach Extraordinary charge  on  3a 1r 18p of Hops Pasture Arable --- Hops Hops Pasture --- Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable   @  18s Arable Pasture --- Arable --- Pasture Pasture Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture --- Wood Pasture Hops --- --- Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable Wood --- Arable   @  18s 2.3.11 0.2. 9 0.2.37 3.1. 2 3.2. 4 2.2.38 0.0.10 0.0.24 0.1.14 3.2.32 2.2. 9 1.3.16 2.0. 1 4.2. 3 6.3. 5 12.1.36 0.2.12 0.3.28 0.1.24 5.3.32 6.3.25 0.2.26 7.0.37 3.2. 7  8.1.25 82.2.27   per acre 0.0.30 1.0.11 0.0.23 1.1.24 3.2.31 0.2. 9 2.0.19 1.1.13 1.1.34 3.1.24 3.0. 6 4.0. 9 3.0.31 5.3.10 6.3.30  4.0.  3 39.2.19 2.3.31 0.0. 4 4.0.24 4.1.21 3.3.15 0.3.18 0.3.28 7.1.14 0.2.37 0.1. 5 3.1.31 4.3. 8 4.0.17 4.1.19 6.0. 2 6.0.17 0.2.10 3.3.33 5.3. 7 3.1.20 5.0.15 4.2.10 3.0.34 3.1. 7 0.2. 8 4.3.25  6.1.12 95.3.39  per acre            5.  3. 0 4.15. 4 9.18. 4 0. 2. 0 3. 7. 0           8. 0. 0  3. 0. 6 11. 0. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Sheet 17 Thomas    Butler Thomas    Button Dean &  Chapter of Canterbury  Cathedral    Church Himself James    Pearson Himself Jenkin &  John    Hague George    Jeffery 1534 1535 1536 1554 1555 1556 1557 1553 1559 1560 1561 1562 1563 1565 1566 1880 1265 1661 1662 1663 1666 1667 1303 1685 1886 1901 Cottage & Garden Garden Fir Plantation  Barrack Field  Plantation Farther Field Footpath Field Middle Field Dencher Field Long Meadow Forge Field Barn & Stack Platt  Lane etc Oast and Platt House and Garden Timber Wood Well Field  Shaw Joy Field Corner Field Road Field Mill Field House and Premises Beaks Wood Church Wood  Church Wood --- --- Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- --- --- Wood Arable Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable --- Wood Wood Wood 0.1.24 0.1.38 5.2. 5 2.1.36 3.0. 6 2.0.12 5.0.37 3.0.36 4.2. 1 3.3. 7 2.0.23 0.1. 3 0.1.25 0.1. 6 0.0.39  9.2.17 43.2.35 4.3.35 1.0.13 2.0.36 1.2.15 4.1.11  4.0.20 18.1.10 0.0.12 24.2.10 36.0.29 60.1.24 96.2.13 2. 3. 0 1. 2. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Dean &  Chapter of Canterbury  Cathedral    Church Sheet 18 Rev Thomas    Causton D.D. Trustees of    Chalkhurst      Charity William   John     Campion Sheet 19 Trustees of    Chapel John    Channel Executors of Thomas  Judge: Sarah   Judge & George  Thickell Himself John    Medhurst William   Burgess     Cox Themselves Himself James    Cloute 1902 1903 1904 1905 1991 1992 1993  2000 2001 2004 2005 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 1319 1320 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 394 1914 1925 1935 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1915 1916 1923 1924 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 Birch Wood Part of Birch Wood Field Part of Four Acre Field Great Wood Roqley Wood Biddenden Farm    House & Garden Half Lane  Ten acre Wood  Half Lane  Jail Wood  Half Lane Farther Field Toll Field Railey Field Railev Meadow Barn & Barn Field  Near Slade Lodge and Yard Tapply Field House Garden & Platt Cranbrook Field Brook Wood Fostall Field Lane & Wagon Lodge Great Walnut Tree Field Little Walnut Tree Field Eight Acres Little Nine Acres Great Nine Acres Nine Acres & Shaw Shaw Extraordinary charge  on  4a 2r 34p of Hops Chapel and Platt Three Acre Wood Four Acre Wood Six Acre Wood Further Field  Shaw Two Acres Four Acres  Shaw Thousand Acres Part of Six Acres  Shaw Shoulder of Mutton Field Flat Field Wood Field House Field Mockbeggar    House & Garden Barn and Yards Barn Field Cottage Garden a Oast The Meadow Beech Field Long Field Extraordinary charge  on  2a 3r 21p of Hops Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood --- Wood Wood --- Wood Wood Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable Pasture --- Pasture --- Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Wood    @ 18s --- Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Pasture Arable Wood Arable Pasture Pasture Arable --- --- Hops --- Pasture Arable Hops &    Pasture     @ 18s 1.1.10 0.3. 6 2.1.15 2.0.20 6.2.11 150.1.39 0.1.17 1.0.23 13.2. 5 0.1.39 14.0.12   0.0.30 180.1.  5 1.0.28 3.1.23 3.3.30 3.1. 3 6.3.20 0.3. 4 0.0.28 1.3.34  1.0.  3 22.2.13 0.3. 8 1.3.15 0.1.27 ? 2.3. 9 0.3.26 8.0. 3 1.1.37 2.2. 8 4.2. 9  0.0.26 29.3.  6   per acre 0 . 0 5 2.0.32 3.3.17  6.1.22 12.1.31 1.2.21 2.2.18 2.2.20 1.1.15 0.0.32 0.0.22 3.0.17 0.1.38 2.2.27 2.3. 3 2.1.26 1.3.23 0.1.32 0.0.26 2.1.20 0.0.18 3.1.16 3.1.11 1.2.28  0.3.33 37.1.  6 per acre 0. 5. 0 2. 5. 6            2.14. 0 4.  4. 9 6.18. 9             2.  9.  0 2.11.10 5.  0.10 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Church-  wardens of   Great Chart Sheet 20 Thomas    Clarke Sarah    Cleveland Heirs of John Cloutt: Charles  James &   John     Cloutt Charles    Coldbrook Coleman,   Boorman & others Sheet 21 David    Coleman William    Thurston Himself Henry    Stace John    Crampton Himself Thomas  Brooker & George  Grey Thomas    Button Henry  Mackinder Himself 1088 1089 1090 80 133 134 135 136 137 147 1801 1810 1811 1812 1299 425 426 427 428 429 430 650 344 345 346 347 348 349 281 282 422 423 424 Little Chart Meadow Part of Great Chart Field Remainder of Great Chart Fld Common Field Hussey Farm    House and Garden House Field Hop Garden Field Fagg Field Nursery Field Orchard Half Acre  House Field House and Platt The Meadow House and Garden House Field Wheelwrights Shop    Lodge & Platt House & Garden Little Meadow Great Meadow Lower Field Little Burnt Oaks Causeway Field Rainbow Field Old Hop Garden Lodge & Yard Little Lodge Field Great Lodge Field Extraordinary charge  on  3a 3r 1p of Hops Pattenson Field Lower Field Lower Meadow Lodges Shop & House Field House and Garden Pasture Arable Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture --- --- Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Hops Arable   @ 18s Arable Arable Pasture Pasture --- 2.3.38 2.0. 0 3.3.  4 8.3.29 2.0. 9 0.0.15 1.1.20 1.3.10 4.2.32 0.1.17  0.1..1 10.2.34 0.1.28 0.3. 7 0.1.20 .1.13 2.3.28 0.0.18 2.0.28 0.0.25 0.2.33 2.2.24 3.2. 6  2.1.27 11.2.23 4.1.24 4.0.28 4.0. 0 3.0. 1 0.0. 7 1.1. 9  2.0.10 14.2.15 per acre 2.1.34 4.0.16 6.2.10 1.2. 9 0.3.26 0.2.  4 2.3.39 0.16. 0 0. 5. 0 1. 2. 0 0. 6 .0            1.  4. 0 0.17. 3 2.  1. 3 0.11. 0 0. 4. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Rt Hon  The Earl   Cornwallis Sheet 22 Sheet 23 Himself Henry    Baker Thomas    Boorman Thomas    Burden 1174 1486 1487 1488 1491 1507 1508 1936 1937 1974 1994 1398 1999 2002 2003 51 52 53 55 86 13 14 15 16 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 36 37 38 39 49 64 1437 1438 1439 1440 1441 1442 1443 1444 1445 1446 1447 1448 1457 1458 1465 1466 1467 1468 1469 1470 1471 1472 1473 1474 1475 1476 1477 1478 1479 1480 1484 1485 1509 1510 1511 1512 1513 1514 1515 1516 1517 1519 1520 1521 Duesden Wood Floodgate Wood Half Lane Part of Copden Wood Pt of Couchmans Wood Hammer Wood Road Plummer Wood Biggs & Sims Wood    & Half Old Road Halden Wood Rafter Wood Two Acre Wood Half Lane Chittenden Wood Half Lane Further Field Middle Field Barn Field House & Garden Little Pond Field Upper Brookwood Field Middle Brookwood Field Brookwood Gate Field Pinnock Field Pear Tree Field Bridge Field Hop Garden Field Little Slade Stackfield Flood Pond Field Orchard Field London Field  Plantation Little Plantation Ware Meadow Gill Field River Field Platt Shaw Buckhurst Bridge Field Donkey Field Great Slade Common Field Extraordinary charge  on  7a 2r 39p of Hops Little Butcher Wood Field Butcher Wood Great Butcher Wood Field Four Acres Shaw Fowls Craft Fowls Craft Shave Banky Field Shave Banky Field Shaw Shaw Knowls Town Field Lane & Wagon Lodge Spring Field Frogs Hole Farm    House & Garden Barn Stackplatt & Garden Lane and Lodge Lodges Platt a Ponds Garden Little Stable Meadow Wish Shaw Great Stable Meadow Stumblets Slade Eight Acres Four Acres Hollow Field Little Floodgate Field Plantation Milll Garden Mill Piatt Childrens Piece Pound Field Four Acres Acre Spot Great Bottoms Tail of Ponds Flat Field Broomage Broomage Shaw Long Six Acres Farther Crittle Field Shaw Hither Crittle Fild Extraordinary charge  on  4a 1r 1p of Hops & on 2a 2r 34p 2nd yrs cultivation  Wood Wood --- Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Pasture --- Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable Arable Hops Pasture Hops &    Arable Pasture Ley Arable Pasture Arable Wood Wood Pasture Arable Pasture Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable    @ 18s Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Pasture Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Hops --- Hops &    Orchard --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Wood Hops Pasture Hops Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Wood Arable Ley Wood Ley   @ 8s   @ 9s 13.0. 3 39.1.35 0.0.17 0.1. 2 5.0. 5 75.2. 5 0.0.15 15.0.23 27.3.28 78.1.23 4.3.11 1.3.29 0.0.36 85.3.35   0.3.32 348.3.19 3.0.17 .1.33 1.1. 8 0.0.34 0.2.19 6.2.31 5.0.12 5.2.13 3.1.39 5.2.22 5.0.24 5.1. 4 6.1.22 3.1.23 1.0.13 2.2. 6 5.0.15 4.3. 4 0.3.21 4.2. 9 0.0. 3 0.0.19 4.0.19 6.1.19 0.0.23 1.0.31 6.1.21 1.0. 4 9.3. 1  2.2. 1 90.2. 8 per acre 4.1.31 5.2. 8 6.3.13 4.1. 7 0.1. 6 1.1. 2 1.0.13 0.1.31 4.2. 9 0.1.26 1.0.10 5.2.33 4.1. 9 0.2.15 2.0.35 0.1. 1 0.2.14 0.1. 3 0.2.26 0.1. 4 2.1.29 0.3.34 3.1.23 5.3.27 3.2.12 10.1.19 6.3.22 1.0.31 1.0. 3 2.1. 9 0.3.34 1.2.16 6.2.18 5.0.17 2.3.14 15.3. 5 7.1.13 4.1.14 6.1.10 3.1. 4 5.1.39 5.0.15 4.0.27   5.0.15 157.0.15 per acre 0.13. 0           9. 0  6  6.19.  4 15.19.10            11. 9. 0 5.0.11 16. 9.11 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Sheet 24 Rt Hon  The Earl   Cornwallis Thomas    Butler David    Coleman William    Daynes 1489 1490 1492 1493 1494 1495 1496 1497 1498 1499 1500 1501 1502 1503 1504 1505 1506 2006 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 495 496 498 501 505 511 512 513 Pt of Field behind Wood Part of Slade The Ponds Sanfoin Field Haytor Bottoms Field below Meadow Haytor Meadow Parish Post Shaw Haytor Barn & Yard Part of Haytor Bottoms Road Field Wood Field Birch Platt New Field Six Acres Fir Tree Field Fir Tree Plantation Haytor Wood Road Milestone Field Old Hop Garden Field Lodge Field Lodge and Yard Ball Field Orchard Brickwall Field Inner Platt  Platt Bam Yard & Stackplatt Six Acres Five Acres Little Mud Field Great Mud Field Sandpit Field Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Wood --- Pasture Arable Ley Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood --- Pasture Pasture Arable --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable 0.1.35 0.0. 4 4.1. 5 5.0.29 11.3.30 1.2.31 1.2. 9 0.1. 8 0.0. 9 1.2.32 4.2.33 1.0.36 5.1.28 2.2.11 6.1.15 3.0.12 2.1. 1  4.1.10 57.0.18 0.0. 6 2.1.19 2.2.37 4.0. 9 0.0.16 6.3. 4 1.1.31  3.0.12 20.2.14 0.2.15 0.2. 4 0.0.26 6.0.36 5.2. 3 0.3.334 3.1.16  4.3.23 22.0.37 3. 1. 0 2. 3. 6 2. 7. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Sheet 25 Rt Hon  The Earl   Cornwallis Sheet 26 John    Dean John    Dungey Abraham    Jarvis Thomas    Hickmott Henry   MacKinder John    Moseley James    Pearson William    Read William    Sharpe John    Smith George    Skinner 482 483 1481 1482 1483 489 490 242 319 320 321 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 486 487 1538 1539 1540 1541 1542 1543 1564 1917 1926 1968 1969 1970 472 473 488 485 500 Round House Field Garden Garden House Hill & Platt Mill Pond Garden and Shop House and Garden Hundred Acres Hassock Pear Tree Field Calves Lodge Field House Garden Barn Yard Barn Field Chequer Tree Field G ill Field Hop Garden Field Four Acre Cow Field Hassock Garden and Pond Four Acre Pasture Footpath House & Garden Rogley Bottom Rough Field Bridge Hop Garden Shoulder of Mutton Field Barn Field Ells Farm    House Barn G dn & PI att Front Meadow  Hockbeggar Field  Potter Field  Crooks Chequer Tree Field Long Field Extraordinary charge  on  4a 0r 22p of Hops House and Garden Orchard Gunsmiths Shop House Tanyard & Garden Pigeon House Field Pasture --- --- --- Water --- --- Arable Wood Arable Arable & Platt Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture Wood --- Pasture --- --- Pasture Pasture Hops Arable Arable Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable Hops Arable  @ 18s --- Pasture --- --- Pasture 1.2. 1 0.0.16 1.2.17 0.1. 5 0.2.11 1.1.  5 2.0.21 0.1.26 0.0.  9 0.1.35 0.0.39 0.1.22 4.1.38 2.1.18 1.0.21 2.2.32 3.1.20 3.1.37 2.0.30 4.1.24 0.0.29 0.0.27  4.1.13 29.0.31 0.0.  8 0.1.35 0.2.  3 7.3.26 1.3.38 2.2. 1 4.2.19 4.3. 7 0.3. 5 2.0. 6 1.0.39 2.3.27 4.1.23 1.3.27  6.0.22 44.1.  0 per acre 0.0.21 0.1.35 0.2.16 0.0. 1 0.1. 5 2.2.29 0. 3. 0 0. 5. 0 2. 8. 0            3.17. 0 3.14. 5 7.11. 5 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Rt Hon  The Earl   Cornwallis William   Burgess     Cox Sheet 27 William    Davis William    Daynes John    Dean Sheet 28 John    Thurston Shadrach    Weston Himself Himself Himself --- John    Buckland John    Hopper William    Hopper Himself 484 491 492 493 494 497 499 502} 503} 504 505 72 1300 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 1785 1785 1788 1789 467 557 465 466 1243 1244 1245 1248 1250 1251 1252 1253 1254 Wheelwrights Shop House & Garden  Garden & Ponds Old Fair Field Coneybank Field Barn Lodges and Yard s Lower Field Milesneck Field Two Acres Little Ball Field Common Field House New House House Barn Yard etc, Orchard Barn Field Cow Field Sheep Pound Field Hassock Hassock Reed Pit Field Footway Field Long Field Quickset Field Long Field Hassock Field  Hassock Clapper Farm Wood Field Three Acres House Field House and Garden House and Premises House and Garden Shop House and Premises Little Burnt Field Tainter Platt and Oast Buildings and Platt Hill Field Crossway Field Brooking Field Hill Shaw Roger Hole Field Extraordinary charge  on  3a 0r 7p of Hops --- --- --- Pasture Pasture  --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Arable Arable Arable --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Hops Pasture --- Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable     @ 18s 0.0. 8 0.0.36 0.1. 7 3.2.34 31.32 0.1.23 1.2.  1 9.2.21 2.0.34 2.0.37 2.1.38 1.2.24 8.2.13 3.1. 0 0.0. 1 0.1.29 0.1. 0 0.3.18 2.2. 1 2.1.21 0.0.13 0.1.27 3.3. 2 3.0.12 4.2.15 3.0.34 3.1. 4 4.0.10  0.0.32 29.0.18 2.1.12 3.0.19 2.0.38 0.1.18 8.0.  7 0.0. 2 0.0. 5 0.0. 1 0.0.13 2.0. 3 3.1.24 1.0.10 0.1. 6 6.0.16 4.3.11 6.0.29 2.1. 0  6.3.32 33.0.24 per acre 0.16. 0 0.16. 0 0. 7. 0 2.11. 0 0.14. 0            3.  4. 0 2.14. 9 5.18. 9 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    John    Dean John &  William   Dean Thomas    Dean Sheet 29 Sheet 30 Joshua    Ruck George    Skinner Themselves Himself Himself Thomas    Dean jun Thomas    Dean jun 1246 1247 958 959 960 361 962 963 964 965 966 967 968 224 225 226 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 361 362 363 364 367 368 369 581 582 583 House and Garden Fair Field Further Field Part of River Field Shaw Shaw Remainder of River Field Lane Field Readings Four acres Causeway Field Barn Field Barn Yard Platt & Pond Extraordinary charge  on  2a 6r 0p of Hops  & on 2nd yrs cultivation  Little Meadow  Jeffrey Lane   Cottage and Garden  House Field Rose Cottage Lane Field  Shaw Wood Field  Shaw Gate Field  Hassock Field  Long Field  Town Field  Shaw  Slade River Field  Shaw Bridge Field  Shaw Six Acres  Haystack Field  House Garden Oast    Barn & Platt  Platt Weeks Land Narrow Slip  Four Acres  House Meadow  House Garden & Pond  Six Acres  Dencher Field  Upper Slip Extraordinary charge  on  4a 2r 18p of Hops & on 3a 8r 0p 2nd yrs cultivation Castle Land House Garden & Lodges Three Acre Field Causeway Field --- Pasture Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Hops &    Arable Arable Arable    @ 18s    @   9s Pasture Pasture --- Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Hops Pasture --- Arable Hops Pasture         @ 18s    @   9s --- Arable Arable 0 . 1.31 2.3.16 4.0.19 5.0.35 0.0.34 0.0.18 6.2.32 3.2.35 3.1. 6 2.2. 6 2.3.32 3.3.37 3.0.31  0.1.20 36.1.25 per acre 1.2.21 0.0.31 1.1.12 3.0.24 3.1. 2 0.1.34 5.0. 4 0.2.31 4.0.20 3.3.26 3.2.29 2.1.12 0.0.31 1.2.18 2.2.27 0.2.22 4.1.34 0.0.34 6.0.34 2.0. 0 1.1. 3  0.1.16 43.0.17 0.2. 2 4.1.22 4.1.29 0.1. 7 6.2.18 2.3.36  1.2.31 20.3.25 per acre 0.0.21 3.1. 2 2.1.18 5.3.  1 0. 5. 0             3.  9.  0 0.  4.10 3.13.10 0. 5. 0 3.16. 0            2.  4. 0 4.10. 2 6.14. 2 0.12. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Thomas    Dean Thomas    Dean John   Thomas     Dennett Sheet 31 Samuel    Elden Robert    Else William    Evenden Thomas    Dean jun William    Wood Robert  Tolhurst & Susan  Cook Thomas    Austen George    Avery James    Pilbeam Himself Himself Himself 941 942 943 944 945 946 220 221 222 223 227 228 445 1784 1790 1791 1792 1793 1794 1796 1797 1798 1799 1067 1068 1069 1070 1071 1072 1073 1800 1802 1803 1804 1805 145 1532 1533 34 35 Steed Quarter Three Acres Shaw Thousand Acres House Field Causeway Field House Barn & Garden Little Longley Bachelor Field Mudpit Field Six Acres Dencher Field Barn Field House Barn Lodge & Garden House & Premises Lane Field Barn Lodge and Platt Barn Field Spring Field Sandhole Field Lower Field Hop Garden Orchard House & Garden House & Garden Extraordinary charge  on  1a 3r 10p of Hops Home Bush Two Acres House Field House Barn & Platt Acre Field Square Field Three Acre Meadow Lane Field Extraordinary charge  on  1a 0r 12p of Hops House Garden & Lodge House Field Road Field Middle Field Wood Field Road Platt House Field House & Garden Platt Platt Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable --- --- Arable --- Pasture Arable Able &  Pasture Pasture Hops Pasture --- ---   @ 18s Arable Pasture --- Arable Arable Pasture Arable &   Pasture   @ 18s -- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable --- Pasture Pasture 4.0.34 0.1.19 0.0.36 3.0.13 4.1.24  0.1. 1 12.2. 7 2.2.20 4.1.12 7.1.33 3.1.25 3.1.26  0.1. 9 21.2. 5 0.0.12 1.1.15 0.0.14 2.0. 8 1.2. 0 4.0.24 2.1. 1 2.3.14 0.2.20 0.0.31  0.0.23 15.0.30 2.2.30 1.1.16 0.0.33 1.0. 7 3.3.36 3.0. 4  3.0.18 15.1.24 0.1.15 3.3.23 1.1. 9 1.1.26 1.0.25 8.0.18 0.0.39 1.1. 2 0.0.15 1.1.17 0.0.38 0.0.29 0.1.27 1. 3. 0 1.14. 0            1.  6. 0 1.12. 7 2.18. 7            1.  6. 0 0.19. 4 2.  5. 4 0.14. 0 0. 6 .0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Sheet 32 Richard    Farris Richard    Finch Sheet 33 Richard    Finch William    Fish Mary    Freeman Henry  Godden & Wroithesley  Baldwin George    Gray William  Milgate & Thomas  Dean William    Goodsell Thomas  Hopper & John  Field Benjamin    Pilbeam William    Wickens Herself George  Horton & Henry  Gower Himself 556 1405 1406 1407 1408 1409 1410 1411 1412 1413 1414 1279 1280 1281 1282 1283 1284 1285 1286 1287 1288 1289 1290 1291 1292 1293 1322 54 572 1313 1315 1316 1317 1318 1690 707 Two Cottages & Gardens Little Randolph Field Great Randolph Field Randolph Pit Little Meadow Shaw House Garden etc. Cow Pasture Hop Garden Long Field Great Meadow Shaw Extraordinary charge  on  1a 0r 1p of Hops Banky Field Hassock House Field House and Garden Barn Yard and Pond Stable Field Little Gill Field Little Donkey Field Great Gill Field Half Acre Barn Field Peelrags Field Lower Cricketing Field Shaw Upper Cricketing Field Great Donkey Field Extraordinary charge  on  3a 3r 20p of Hops Common Field Extraordinary charge  on  3a 13r 0p of Hops House and Gardens House Gdn Platt & Orchard Street Field Little Rowen Lower Rowen The Craft Cottages & Gardens Garden --- Arable Arable Wood Pasture Wood --- Hops &    Arable Arable Pasture Wood  @ 18s Arable Hops Wood Hops --- --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable  @ 18s Arable &    Hops  @ 18s --- --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- ---- 0.0. 6 2.0.38 5.1.26 0.2.29 1.2.18 0.0. 9 0.2.29 2.0.16 2.0. 4 3.1. 1  0.1. 1 18.1. 1 per acre 1.3. 2 2.1. 6 0.1.29 3.0. 2 0.1.20 0.1.18 1.0.10 2.2.38 2.0. 6 4.1. 4 0.2.35 3.0.19 7.3.29 3.3. 2 0.0.13 1.1.23  2.1.29 10.3.  5 per acre 0.1.  9 0.3.36 1.1.  5 0.0.10 0.3.15 1.3.15 1.0.11 2.1. 6 0.1. 2 6.1. 9 0.0.32 0.0.18           1.10. 0 0.18. 1 2.  8. 1            3.  7. 0 3.  9. 9 6.16. 9            0.  2.  0 0.14.11 0.16.11 0.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Jenkin    Hague Sheet 34 Jenkin    Hague Sheet 35 Trustees of   Halden     School Himself Himself --- Rev George    White Jenkin    Hague Stephen    Oliver 370 371 372 373 374 374a 1255 1256 1257 1258 1259 1260 1261 1262 1263 1264 1266 1267 1310 1311 1312 375 507 508 509 510 1203 1204 1209 1210 1211 1212 1213 1214 1215 1216 1217 1218 1219 1213a 1220 1221 1222 1223 1224 1225 1226 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 Newcastle Waypost Field Lower Field Shaw and Pond Little Field Barn Field Barn Lodge & Platt Barkley Farm Great Bay Field Old House Field Tow Field Lodge Field Pound House Field House Garden & Pond Two Houses & Gardens Old Hop Garden Field Tun Field Little Bay Field Shaw Town Land House Garden Buildings etc House Field Orchard Newcastle House Garden & Stables Causeway Meadow Whitfield House Field House Barn Yard & Platt Barn Field Upper Five Acres Eight Acres Further Four Acres Hollow Field Plantation Hither Four Acres Hop Garden Field Lodge Field Shaw Lodge & Pond Four Acre Meadow Gate Field House Field House Garden Platt Waggon Lodge Shaw and Pond Six Acres Three Acres Shaw Five Acres Lodge Field Meadow Barn Meadow Bachelor Farm Town Field Barren Field Lane Field Part of Lane Field Orchard House Barn & Garden House Field Bachelor Field Reed Pit Field Extraordinary charge  on  3a 18r 0p of Hops Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood --- Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Arable --- Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable --- Pasture Arable Pasture --- --- Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Hops Arable Arable Arable Pasture --- Pasture Arable Arable  @ 18s 3.1.24 2.1. 7 0.1.19 1.3.14 2.3.18  0.0.15 10.3.17 9.2. 5 10.1.26 5.1.37 7.0.16 1.0. 2 4.1. 5 0.1. 9 0.2.17 4.0.22 11.0.14 5.1. 1  0.0.27 59.1.20 1.0. 5 1.3. 7 0.2.19 3.1.31 0.1.27 3.2. 3 7.0.35 0.2.25 2.2.16 5.2.21 8.3.33 5.0.19 4.1.14 0.1.25 5.0.28 2.0. 4 7.3. 7 0.1. 4 4.1.31 4.0.10 1.0.10 1.2.12 0.0. 2 0.0.27 6.2. 5 3.1.28 0.1. 1 5.2.38 4.0.24  5.2.37 90.3.21 2.2.34 3.1.19 1.3. 7 1.2. 4 0.2. 8 0.2. 4 2.1. 5 1.1.16  5.1. 6 19.1.23 per acre 1. 0. 0 5.12. 0 0. 2. 0 8. 9. 0            1.14. 0 0.15. 6 2.  9. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Devisees of  William   Harris: John &   Ann Harris & Benjamin  Witherden Silas    Hickmott William    Hickmott Sheet 36 Elizabeth    Hinkley Thomas  Law   Hodges Esq Sheet 37 Thomas  Law   Hodges Esq Sheet 38 James    Harris Himself Himself Herself Himself John    Buckland 178 179 180 180a 181 182 183 184 351 350 352 353 354 356 357 358 644 645 646 647 654 655 656 657 658 659 660 661 661a 662 663 1906 1630 1684 1756 1995 1996 1997 1702 1703 1704 1705 1721 1722 1723 1724 1738 1735 1740 1741 1742 1743 1744 1745 1746 1746a 1747 1748 1749 1750 1751 1752 1753 1754 1755 1757 1758 1759 1760 1761 1762 1763 1764 1765 1766 1767 1768 1769 1770 1771 1772 1780 1781 1787 Nimrod Hall Barn Field House Barn & Garden Acre Field Shaw Jesse Head Old Seed Field Marl Pit Field Lower Shifted Field Cottage & Garden Farris Farm Ibomden Field House Garden Lane Barn Stable Field Part of Orchard Stack Platt & Road Lodge & Platt Lodge Field Shaw Field Gipsy Field Pinnock Field New Road Field Veeks Hill Field Hassock Yard Trunk Pond Field Kiln Field Fir Tree Platt & Lane Long Field Reed Pond Field Shaw Middle Field Further Four acres Extraordinary charge  on  3a 0r 27p of Hops Thousand Acres Birch Wood  Goldwell Wood Round Wood --- Half Lane House & Garden Bushy Close Shaw Duesden Field Shaw Further Knolls Hither Knolls Hassock and Road Kiln Field Great Prince Hassock Pit Meadow  Shaw  Shaw Little Prince  Lane Lodge & Pond Shaw Nine Acre Field Shaw Orchard (Apple) Garden Oast & Stackplatt Goldwell     House Garden Yard  House Field Barn Lodge & Yard Shaw Barn Field Garden Shaw Bridge Meadow Shaw Shaw Road Four Acres Miles Neck Shaw Ponds Alder Bed Little Brook Field Shaw Stone House Field Long Field Shaw Shaw Ventor Field Docker Field Lower Bendings Upper Bendings Wood Field Pasture --- Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Hops &    Arable --- Arable Pasture --- --- Hops Ley Ley Arable Arable Arable Wood --- Arable Arable Wood Ley Arable Wood Arable Arable  @ 18s Pasture Wood Wood Wood Wood --- --- Arable Wood Arable Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Arable Hops Wood Pasture Wood Wood Pasture --- Wood Arable Wood --- --- --- Pasture --- Wood Hops Wood Hops Wood Wood --- Arable Pasture Wood Hops Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable 2.2.10 0.2.24 1.1.15 0.0.15 2.0. 9 2.2.38 1.2.15  1.2. 0 12.2. 6 0.1.27 1.2.38 3.3.32 0.3.13 1.1. 8 0.0.27 0.0.27 0.1. 9 3.0.20 6.0.38 2.1.33 1.2.26 4.2. 5 4.0. 7 0.1.16 0.0.15 2.2. 6 3.2.32 0.3. 1 3.2.13 1.2.23 0.0. 5 2.0.14  5.1.  9 50.0.17 per acre  0.1.14 32.2.35 66.1. 0 5.1.32 19.3.28 0.2. 5     0.0.30 125.0.10 4.0.18 0.3.22 5.3.32 0.1.19 6.1.28 5.0. 4 4.1.26 6.1.25 2.3.28 0.2.39 6.0. 2 0.0.32 1.3.18 1.0.16 0.3. 5 0.1. 1 8.3.39 0.0.38 0.2. 1 0.2.18 0.3.19 5.1.35 0.0.26 0.0.16 4.0.39 0.1.38 8.1. 7  0.0.31 0.0.12 0.0.20 4.2.15 2.0. 5 0.1.18 4.2. 1 1.2.17 2.0. 7 0.0.15 5.0.28 3.2.36 0.1. 3 0.3. 5 14.0. 2 6.1.14 6.3.17 9.0.33   5.0.17 144.2.16 1. 2. 0            4.  4. 0 2.17. 0 7.  1. 0 11. 5. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Thomas  Law   Hodges Esq John    Buckland 776 1777 1778 1779 1782 1783 1807 1808 1809 1813 1814 1815 1816 1817 1818 1819 1820 Harris Farm Further Little Field Coneybank Field Pit Field Braky Field Pear Tree Field Platt Plantation Willow Bed Fir Plantation Further Little Meadow Server Field House Barn Yard & Garden Stack Platt Lodge Yd Pond Lodge Field House Meadow Sheep Field The Wish Extraordinary charge  on  14a 1r 17p of Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Wood Wood Wood Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture  @ 18s 1.2. 1 3.1.16 1.3. 5 7.3.31 3.2. 8 0.3.23 1.1.24 0.3.27 1.2.13 1.1.22 1.2.23 0.2. 3 0.0.15 1.1.12 2.0.31 3.2.10  3.0.24 36.3.  8 per acre              2.18. 0 12.18. 4 15.16. 4 Whilst every care has been taken in transcribing information from old records which in themselves are prone to error or  misinterpretation, visitors to this site need to recognise that there will be errors. 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Biddenden award schedule - Part 2 - 19th December 1837                                          To Part 1            Back to Biddenden Maps etc     Information kindly provided by  Prue Stokes Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector    Continued Sheet 39 Thomas  Law   Hodges Esq Sheet 40 Samuel    Luck John    Pearson George   Witherden 1878 1879 1881 1882 1883 1885 1045 1046 1047 1047a 1048 1049 1050 1051 1052 1053 1119 1120 1123 1124 1125 1126 1127 1128 1129 1130 1131 1132 1133 1134 1135 1136 1137 1138 1139 1140 1141 1142 1143 1144 1145 1146 1148 1149 1150 1151 1152 1153 1154 1155 1156 1157 1158 1159 1160 1161 1205 1206 Biddenden Field Shaw Shaw Kiln Field Shaw Wood Manden Field Great Field Little Field  Shaw Wood Field Three Acre Field Shaw Shaw Two Acre Field Cottage Garden & Pond Great Court Reeds Upper Fostall Coneywood Field Stable Field Mill Pond Orchard Fostall Pear Tree Field Barn Washenden    House Garden Moat etc Lodges Barn Field Shaw Moatland Shaw Moat Field Shaw Shaw Shaw Lodges Old Hop Garden Kiln Field Riley Field Six Acres Readings Thistley Field Railey Field Little Court Reeds Burnt Oaks Eight Acres Five Acres Great Love Field Little Love Field Four Pieces Thirteen Acres Kings Pasture Footway Field Shaw Readings Shaw Splints Wood Field Shaw Shaw Six Acres Shaw in Six acres Extraordinary charge  on  5a 2r 16p of Hops Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Pasture Wood Wood Pasture --- Arable Wood Hops Pasture Pasture --- Pasture --- --- --- Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable Arable Ley Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable Wood Wood Pasture Wood Wood Hops &    Pasture Wood    @ 18s 2.2.29 0.1. 6 1.3.20 8.1.31 1.1.35 15.3.  7 30.2.11 5.3.23 5.1.38 3.3.25 0.0.20 3.1.33 3.3.32 0.0.18 0.0.23 2.2.17  0.0.31 25.3.20 15.0.37 0.3.19 3.2.26 3.0.21 0.3.10 1.0.39 3.0. 6 0.2. 8 1.0.12 0.1.27 2.3. 7 0.0.26 1.2. 4 9.2.23 0.1.19 0.1.18 0.0.29 0.2.34 4.3.16 10.1. 7 4.2.11 7.2.28 7.3.31 5.2.11 13.1. 7 9.3. 2 14.0. 0 9.2.38 7.0.25 7.1. 1 4.0.19 9.3. 2 16.3. 3 8.3.15 7.3.33 0.3. 8 2.3. 5 5.3.17 1.1.27 0.1.30 3.2. 0 2.2. 0   0.2.  8 213.0.29 per acre 1. 3. 0 1.15. 0             15.15. 0  5. 0.  1 20.15.11 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Rev James  Philip   Honeywood Sheet 41 Thomas  Hopper & John  Field Sheet 42 Devisees of  Paul Hunt: James  Hodson & Charles  Willis Executors  of William   Cole: William  Mercer & John  Munn Themselves Thomas    Brooker John    Harris Michael    Hopper Henry    Killick Themselves 17 18 19 20 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 50 63 88 89 90 229 230 231 232 233 234 469 470 471a 578 579 580 468 468a 471 1827 1939 Brookwood Four Acres Little Slade Great Slade Brookwood Three Acres Old Hop Garden Little River Field Great River Field Hassock Lane Field Little Calves Field Front of House Field Bar Meadow Old Hop Garden Gate Meadow Gate Field Hare Plain    House Barn Platt Orchard Plain Hop Garden Four Acres Lawn Field Lane Field Hassock Field Shoulder of Mutton Field Little Hop Garden Claybridge Lane Extraordinary charge  on  6a 0r 38p of Hops House House Yard & Garden Little Field Shaw House Field House House House Little Bagnall Wood Great Bagnall Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Ley Ley Arable Pasture Arable Pasture Arable & Garden Hops Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops ---    @ 18s --- --- --- Pasture Wood Pasture --- --- --- Wood Wood 4.2.32 2.1.10 3.2.33 3.1.15 6.2.25 2.3. 9 2.3.38 0.0.32 1.2. 6 1.1. 3 6.3. 9 4.3.20 3.1.17 3.2.38 4.0.37 2.0.36 5.3. 5 4.3.36 3.3  4 3.3. 5 3.2.14 5.2.36 1.2.29  0.2.20 84.2.36 per acre 0.0. 2 0.0. 2 0.1. 1 0.1. 5 0.2.17 0.1.17 1.3.  4 2.2.38 0.0. 3 0.0. 3 0.0. 2 3.2.10 14.2.10 18.0.20             8.  4. 0  5.12 3 13.16. 3 0. 5. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Devisees of  Paul Hunt: James  Hodson & Charles  Willis Edward    Hussey       Esq Sheet 43 David    Coleman David  Coleman & John  Dean John    Dean William    Dean Henry    Heath Ham    Levett Trustees of  Turnpike    Road Executors  of Thomas   Witherden     jun: Lydia &  Joseph   Witherden Joseph   Witherden 551 553 552 549 550 57 58 59 60 61 62 548 175 176 177 1415 1416 1416a 1417 1418 1419 1420 1421 1422 1423 1424 1425 1426 1429 1430 1431 1433 1435 1436 623 625 626 627 628 629 630 858 House & Garden Garden House & Garden House Forge & Garden House & Garden Platt (Road)  House Platt House & Garden Road Meadow Gill Field Hop Garden Piece Extraordinary charge  on  1a 0r 9p of Hops & on 2a 15r 0p 2nd yrs cultivation Turnpike House & Garden Tripe Lane Field Further Field Six Acres Church Field Randolph Pit Field Shaw Lane Hop Garden Field Great Batchelor Farm    House Field House Garden & Orchard Lane Buildings & Yard Lodge Platt Old Haystack Platt Lodge Field Barn Field Stable Field Butcher Wood Field Footway Field Flat Field Old Hop Garden Field Acre Piece Lower Butcher Wood Field, Extraordinary charge  on  2a 0r33p of Hops & on 1a 1r 24p 2nd yrs cultivation Flat Field House Field Little Stamen    House Barn & Garden Barn Field Middle Field  Shaw Shoulder of Mutton Field Three Acre Extraordinary charge  on  1a 0r 22p of Hops --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Hops Arable &    Hops ---   @ 18s }   @  9s  } --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood --- Hops &  )    Arable ) Pasture --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable   @ 18s }   @  9s  } Arable Pasture --- Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable   @ 18s  0.0.10 0.0.35 0.0.19 0.0.27 0.1. 6 0.3. 3 0.1.37 0.0.19 2.1.20 1.1.36 2.1.29 1.1.  8 8.3.32 per acre 0.0.17 3.2. 9 3.2.36 6.1. 3 3.2.  4.3.27 0.2.12 0.2. 2 5.3.24 1.3.25 0.1.30 0.2.21 0.2.21 0.2.15 2.1. 1 2.2.36 3.1.24 6.2.29 5.1.39 4.2.23 3.1.10 1.1. 4  3.0.24 66.0.18 per acre 4.3.22 2.0.12 0.1.37 1.2. 6 2.2.21 0.0.33 2.3.24  2.2.36 17.1.31 per acre            0.17. 0 1.  4. 4 2.  1. 4            5.11. 0 2.12. 3 8.  3. 3           1.13. 0 1.  0. 5 2.13. 5 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Sheet 44 Thomas    Hyde Jeffery    Hunt William    Kadwell John    Kidder Edward    Knight       Esq Sheet 46 Himself Himself Himself Robert    Honess Executors  of Richard    Day: Thomas &  John   Hopper & Samuel  Oliver 447 448 449 450 452 453 454 455 456 457 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 1016 1019 1020 1020a 1021 1022 567 568 547 588 607 608 609 610 611 612 613 613a 614 615 618 619 620 621 621a 622 624 664 665 666 667 668 669 670 670a 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 678 679 680 681 682 682a 683 684 685 686 687 688 711 Second Orchard Little Orchard Lower Meadow Upper Meadow Cottages & Gardens Bourne Platt First Orchard Lodge Platt & Pond Brickwall House    House & Garden House a Garden Further North Near North  Pit Field Slade Calves Field Five Acres Carpenters Square Biddenden Head Gains  Hop Garden  Shaw House Field Orchard Turks    House Barn Yards etc, Extraordinary charge  on  1a 1r 29p of Hops House & Garden House Field House & Garden Hawkit Field Standen    House Garden & Pond Barn Lodges Yard etc, Barn Platt Orchard Seven Acres below House Gate Field Shaw Shaw Shaw Five Acres Tile Barn Wood Three Acres Three Acre Pond Field Five acres above Wood Shaw Workhouse Field Henmans Wood Flat Field Tile Barn Seven Acres Eight Acres Little Two Acres Four Acres below Wood Shaw Tile Barn Field Shaw Great Cow Field Shaw Little Cow Field Seven Acres Tile Barn Five Acres Mills New Barn Wood Shaw Five Acres Hills Little Bingham Field Dencher Field Shaw Monks Hill Hop Garden Shaw Slade Marl Field Causeway Field Monkshill    House Barn Orchard & Monkshill Meadow Monkshill Four Acres Half Acre Extraordinary charge  on  5a 2r 37p of Hops Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Pasture --- --- --- Arable Ley Arable Pasture Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Wood Pasture ---  @ 18s --- Pasture --- Hops --- --- Pasture Pasture Ley Pasture Wood Wood Wood Pasture Wood Arable Arable Ley Wood Arable Pasture Ley Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Pasture Wood Arable Ley Ley Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Hops Wood Pasture Ley Arable Stack Platt Pasture Arable Arable   @ 18s 1.2.37 0.1.28 3.1.36 2.1.16 0.2.27 0.1.22 1.0.38 0.0.31 0.1.21  0.0.14 10.3.30 4.2.26 2.0.14 4.2.26 2.2.10 1.3.39 5.0.27 3.2.29 5.2.13 3.1.14 3.3.23 0.2.39 3.1. 3  0.2.  7 42.0.30  per acre 0.1.  5 2.1.19 2.2.24 0.0. 9 4.3.13 0.2.33 0.3.24 1.1.26 1.0.36 8.1. 2 8.1.32 0.1.30 0.0. 8 0.2. 7 6.0. 6 4.2. 5 3.3.33 4.0.24 6.0.14 0.0. 7 6.0.11 3.0.39 5.3. 0 8.2.11 9.0.25 2.3.13 5.0. 0 0.0.38 5.0.18 0.0.13 5.0.14 0.1. 5 1.3. 2 8.1.39 7.0.28 2.0.38 0.3.31 7.1. 1 2.2.17 3.3. 3 0.1. 9 2.0.12 0.0.32 5.0.34 4.2.26 0.2.31 3.0.20 5.1. 3   0.3. 8 162.1. 8 per acre 0.19. 0            3.18. 0 1.  5. 9 5.  3. 9 0. 5 .0            14. 3. 0  5. 3. 1 19. 6. 1 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector James   William      Ledger Sheet 47 Thomas    Lindridge Devisees of  James   Lomas: Sheet 48 James    Ledger Himself Themselves 1026 1027 1028 1029 1029a 1030 1031 1032 1033 1054 1055 1056 1057 1058 1059 1060 1061 1062 1063 1064 1065 1066 1023 1024 1162 1163 1164 1165 1166 1167 1168 1169 1170 1171 1172 1172a 1173 117$ 1176 1177 1178 1179 1180 1181 1182 1183 1184 1185 1701 1706 1707 1708 1708a 1709 1710 1711 1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 Hassock Field Great Lodge Field Chequer Tree Field Great Pinnock Field : Great Lodge Field Little Lodge Field Foot Road Field Little Lodge Field Halden Field Flat Top Field Shaw Long Grass Field Calves Field Lower Meadow Old Hop Garden Duck Meadow Shaw Barn Meadow Lodge & Yard House Garden & Ponds Barn Lodges & Stack Yard Upper Meadow Shaw Extraordinary charge  on  1a 2r38p of Hops & on 0a 3r 21p 2nd yrs cultivation --- --- Bushy Wood  Gill Field  Eight acre Field  Shaw Nine Acres  Shaw Five Acre Field Shaw Shaw Ten Acres Duesden Wood Field Shaw Little Duesden Wood Field Four Acres Six Acres Lodge Field Lodges & Pond Shaw Park Field Shaw Shaw Footpath Field Braines Wood Braines Wood Field Bowland Field Great Land Pit Field Little Sand Pit Field Three Acres Potatoes Cottage Field Cottage & Garden Hassock and Ponds Soapwater Field Barn Lodges Pond Platt  House & Garden Clothes Hedge Field Shoulder of Mutton Field, Extraordinary charge  on  6a 2r27p of Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Ley Arable Arable Wood Arable Hops Arable Arable Pasture Wood Pasture --- --- Pasture Wood   @ 18s   @  9s Pasture Arable Wood Arable Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood .Arable Pasture Arable Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Wood Arable Wood Pasture Arabia Arable Arable Pasture Hops Arable Pasture --- Wood etc Arable & Lane --- Hops Pasture  @ 18s 4.2.38 1.3.28 3.3.23 6.3.37 7.2.23 2.0.35 3.2.30 3.0.14 6.0. 8 4.1.14 0.1.24 3.0.23 3.0.31 2.1. 2 2.0.27 6.2.28 0.2. 3 1.0.28 0.3.23 0.1. 2 1.3.11  0.0.30 67.1.  2 per acre 3.2.14 3.2.30 7.1.  4 3.3.19 5.2.12 9.0.15 2.0. 0 9.1.35 0.3.33 5.3.33 0.1.11 1.0.28 10.3.11 7.0.27 0.0.23 4.3. 6 5.0.15 6.0.36 7.1.34 0.1.14 0.2. 4 9.1.31 0.2. 4 0.3. 9 6.2.32 3.1.35 1.0. 9 3.0. 2 7.0. 6 6.1. 2 5.1.35 0.0.24 8.3.19 0.0.26 0.1.36 6.0. 2 1.0.15 3.0.13 4.3.36   3.3.38 151.1.10 per acre            5.17. 0 1.19. 2 7.16. 2 0.13. 0            11. 4. 0  6. 0. 0 17. 4. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Devisees of  Joseph Mace: John Munn John    Mace Edward    Martin Sheet 49 Trustees of  John   Maynard: john  Butler & George  Johnson Himself Himself Thomas    Clarke William    Larks 1852 1821 164 1449 1450 1451 1452 1453 1454 1455 1456 1456a 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1587 1988 1989 1990 Part of 17 Acre Wood Sand Pit Wood Front Meadow Butcher Wood Field Hassock Field Hassock  Banky Field Sandhole Field Lower Meadow Upper Meadow Barn and Orchard Tanker Farm   House Garden Hogplatt Extraordinary charge  on  4a 0r 10p of Hops Four Acres Two Acres & half Field Little Field Middle Field Wood Field Peewit Field Hop Garden River Field River Field  Meadow Hop Garden Meadow Piece Rough Field Burn Field Rogley    Barn & Stack Platt House & Garden House Field Extraordinary charge on  1a 3r 35p of Hops Wood Wood Pasture Hops &    Arable Arable Wood Hops Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture ---  @ 18s Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops  &  )   Pasture }   Arable Pasture Hops Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture  @ 18s 5.3. 5 32.2.14 1.2.27 2.1.39 2.1.38 3.1. 3 1.1.16 2.2.33 3.2.20 2.0. 1 1.3.11 0.1.25  0.1.39 22.1.12 per acre 4.2.11 2.1.15 0.3. 2 0.3.26 1.2. 1 1.1.21 1.2. 7 0.2.37 0.2. 5 1.1. 3 1.1.27 1.2.26 1.2.26 0.0.26 0.0.37  1.0.13 21.2.  3 per acre            1.14. 0 3.13. 1 5. 7 .1            1.  9. 0  1.15. 5 3.  4. 5 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Trustees of   Maynes     Charity Thomas    Mellish Sheet 50 Thomas  Gibbon   Monypenny James    Moore Sheet 51 John    Crampton John    Morris Robert    Tolhurst Edward    Turl Himself Edward    Blinks Himself William    Barnes 1297a 1297 1298 79 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 138 139 140 141 1874a 1877 1874 1875 1876 1236 1237 1238 1239 1240 1241 1241a 1242 1578 1576 1577 1579 1580 1581 1582 1583 1584 1585 1586 1587 1588 1590 1591 1592 1593 1594 1595 Garden School House & Garden Workshop (site of) Common Field Hop Garden Cottage Field Cottage Garden & Lane Gate Pasture Barn Pasture Bettmans Wood    House Barn Garden etc Cottage and Garden Upper Meadow Banky Field Gate Field Bar Field Hilly Field Extraordinary charge on  3a 10r 0p of Hops Part of Shaw  Flight of Wood Park Gate Field Wood Field Sandhole Field Long Hooks House Barn & Yard Shaw & Pond  House Field  Lodge Field  Middle Field  Shaw Lower Field Beech Wood Wood Field Long Field Middle Footway Field Medhurst Field Hollow Field Acre Spot Shaw Gate Field Shaw Lower Broom Field Upper Broom Field  Lane New House Field Orchard Field Footway Meadow Barn Lodge & Pond Kiln Field Crosswell Farm    House & Garden Extraordinary charge on  3a 2r 17p of Hops --- --- --- Arable Hops Arable --- Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable   @ 18s Wood  Wood Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture --- Wood Pasture Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Hops Wood Arable Wood Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Arable Pasture --- --- ---   @ 18s 0.0. 2 0.2.35 0.0. 1 2.3.39 0.3.35 0.3.22 0.0.34 1.1.13 1.0.29 0.2.17 0.0.35 2.2.13 1.3.14 2.0. 6 1.1.37  0.3.31 17.1.  5 per acre 0.1.31 11.3.  8 12.0.39 0.3.10 4.3.16 2.1.19 8.0.  5 2.1.26 0.1. 2 0.1. 0 2.1.16 2.2.21 3.3.16 0.0. 9 1.3. 3  2.1.30 16.0.  3 6.0.23 1.3.24 4.0.31 5.3.11 1.2.14 2.3. 8 1.3. 7 5.1.11 0.2. 3 2.0. 7 2.0.30 0.1. 3 2.1.35 2.2.30 1.3. 5 0.0.18 2.1.16  0.1.30 44.1.16 per acre            1.13. 0 0.14. 7 2.  7. 7 0.14. 0 1. 8. 0            2.14.  0 3.  4.10 5.18.10 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector James    Moore Sheet 52 Philadelphia    Nairn Sheet 53 Rev Edward    Nares John    Curteis George    Jenner Thomas    Lavender Paul    Sharp Richard    Sharp William    Wildish William  Jeffery & William  Wood Himself 1596 1341 1342 1343 1344 1345 1346 1347 1348 1349 1350 1351 1355 1356 1357 1358 1359 1360 1361 1362 1363 1364 1384 1385 1386 1387 1597 1352 1353 1354 1589 1589a 1651 1652 1654 444 1294 1295 Cottage & Garden Upper Field Lover Goldmine Field Lodge Field Square Fieid Sandhole Field Orchard Highpole Field Mill Land    Garden & Lodge Love Poles    House & Garden Barn Yard Oast & Barn Platt Curteis Meadow Six Acres Apple Orchard Barn Field Banky Field Shaw Upper Barn Field  Shaw Cats Weazle Field Lover Barn & Yard Lover Barn Field Half Lane Platt Field Cherry Tree Field Spring Field Extraordinary charge on  6a 2r 13p of Hops Cottage & Garden    Forson Green Gate Park Field Middle Curteis Meadow Lover Curteis Meadow I House Garden & Buildings Extraordinary charge  on  1a 3r 9p of Hops & on 0a 1r 35p 2nd yrs cultivation House Garden & Buildings Footway Field House Field Goose Green    House & Garden Two Houses & Gardens Little Coles Field Great Coles Field --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Pasture Pasture --- --- --- Hops Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable  --- Arable Arable Arable  @ 18s ---- Hops Hops Hops ---  @ 18s  @   9s --- Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture Pasture 0.0.13 4.1.17 3.0. 3 2.2.20 2.3.34 2.3.26 2.0.23 3.2.17 0.0.27 0.1.32 0.2.36 3.2.11 6.0. 5 1.0.32 2.1.34 2.1. 7 0.3.26 2.1.31 0.1. 0 2.1.15 0.0.12 5.1. 1 0.0.39 3.3. 4 1.3.16  1.3.26 57.2.14 per acre 0.0.11 1.1.11 1.2.31 1.2. 2 0.1.20 1.3.24 per acre 0.1.11 1.0.14 0.3.16 0.1.  7 2.0.37 0.0.24 2.3.11 6.3.16 9.2.27             4.17. 0  5.18. 5 10.15. 5            0.  8. 0 1.16. 8 2.  4. 8 0. 3. 0 0.17. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector William    Offen Samuel &  Henry   Oliver Sheet 54 Stephen   Osbourne Samuel    Oyler sen Robert  Burgess, William  Wise & Richard  Wildish George  Carter & Thomas  Brown Samuel  Honess & others Henry    Oliver Joseph    Wildish Samuel    Oyler jun 558 555 546 313 314 315 316 317 318 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 574 574a 575 576 577 189 142 160 160a 161 162 163 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 1427 1428 Three Cottages & Gardens Two Cottages & Gardens Cottages & Gardens Fir Tree Field Lower Part of Six Acres Hassock Little Two Acres Four Acres Upper Six Acres Punnet Field Shaw Server Field  Splitts Corner Field Faggot Stack Field House Field Garden Curties Corner    House Barn Platts etc Oast House Field Cow Lodge & Curteis PIatt Part of Platt Cot Field Long Meadow Orchard Extraordinary charge  on  3a 3r 11p of Hops Cottage & Garden Lower Meadow Clay Lane Field Shaw Cow Field Road Field Cottages & Gardens Oast House Field Chequer Tree Farm    House Barn Yard & Gdn House Field Middle Field Shaw Field  Shaw Field  Shaw Causeway Field Pond Field Shaw Extraordinary charge  on  3a 2r 8p of Hops --- --- --- Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Hops Pasture --- --- Pasture Arable  Hops &    }  Potatoes } Arable Hops &  }  Pasture } Pasture   @ 18s --- Pasture Arable Wood Arable Arable --- Arable --- Hops Pasture Arable Arable Wood Pasture Arable Wood  @ 18s 0.0.18 0.1.29 0.0.24 3.0. 3 2.1.14 0.1.12 2.0.19 5.0.21 4.1.27 4.3.31 0.0.29 4.3.39 5.0. 6 2.2.18 1.1.13 0.1.24 1.1.19 2.1.13 0.2.29 0.3.36 4.1.22 3.2.23  1.3. 4 51.3. 2 per acre 0.0.26 3.0.25 2.0.25 0.0.17 4.3.34 2.3. 5 0.0.22 4.0. 0 0.1.17 4.2.20 2.3.14 2.2.29 4.0.16 0.1. 1 9.2.12 6.3.12  0.1.  2 48.3.11 per acre            4.  6. 0 3.  8. 8 7.14. 8           4.6.  0 3.3.10 7.3.10 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector David    Paine Devisees of  Elizabeth   Parks: Samuel  Oliver Cooke  Tylden   Pattenson     Esq Sheet 56 Sarah    Paine Henry  Hoppenden Sheet 55 Himself 83 84 85 87 121 122 123 124 1612 1613 1614 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 235 236 237 238 239 240 240a 241 241a 243 243a 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 291a 292 293 294 Further Field Footway Field Cottage & Garden Little Seed Field Barn Field Barn Lodge & Platt Cottage Garden & Orchard The Meadow Road Field Worser Field Barren Field Way Post Field Springfield Rats Castle    House Gdn Yard & Bldgs House Field Half Lane Wood Field Gorse Field Extraordinary charge  on  2a 0r 32p of Hops Hare Plain Field House & Garden Plantation Frittenden Field Buckhurst Barn Yard  Buckhurst Barn Field Part of Over the River Field Two Pond or Curteis Field Part of Rams Field Shaw Field Shaw Rushey Field Hop Garden Great Meadow Hassock & Pond Causeway Field Old Seed Field Plantation & Pond Bingham Meadow & Barn Lodge & Yard Seven Acres Hassock Oast Farm   House  Buildings Yard & Sandpit Sandhole Field Orchard Sandroad Field Willow Bed Field Aldersey Field Shaw Flat Field Lashenden Field Shaw Plantation Burnt Oaks  Coach Road Hassock Blackland Field Eight Acres Shaw Hassock Plantation Banky Meadow Grub Field Sir Johns Field Plantation Plantation Ibernden    House Garden Buildings Upper Haybarn Field Haybarn Field Barn Lodges Claybridge Field Hassock Further Claybridge Field House Lawn Plantation Further Lawn Park Hassock 102.0.23, 108.3.1 Hassock Arable Arable --- Hops Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable Arable --- Hops &    Arable Wood Arable Arable   @ 18s Arable --- Wood Pasture & Pond Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Hops Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture --- Pasture Wood --- Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Pasture --- Wood Pasture Arable Wood Wood Wood Pasture Arable Arable Wood Wood --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Wood 2.0.35 1.2.12 0.0.33 0.3. 9 1.0. 6 0.2.33 0.1.25 0.3.21 7.3.14 2.3. 8 4.2.37 2.3.25 2.3.37 2.0. 5 0.2. 3 2.0.24 0.1.32 0.1. 0 2.2.39  3.2.  5 25.0.15 per acre 3.3.18 0.1.35 0.1. 1 5.2. 3 0.0.21 8.1.14 0.1.34 14.1. 2 0.1. 4 5.0.25 0.3.22 6.2.18 7.0.29 5.2.22 0.2. 3 4.1.14 11.3.15 0.1.32 11.3.15 0.0.14 8.0 2 1.1.37 1.1.36 8.0.16 1.3.21 2.3.39 3.3.33 7.2.13 0.1. 5 4.0. 1 4.1. 4 0.0.13 0.2.33 13.3.18 0.1.39 0.1. 3 25.1.14 9.0.17 0.0.35 0.1.14 0.2.30 9.1.39 7.1. 6 8.0.30 7.2.37 1.0.34 4.1. 4 5.1.32 8.1.25 11.0. 4 0.1.34 5.0.27 78.0.34 0.2.37 29.0.30 0.1.38   0.0.22 360.2.37 0.0.13            2.  4. 0 1.19. 7 4.  3. 7 32. 6. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Sheet 57 Cooke  Tylden   Pattenson     Esq Sheet 58 Himself --- Richard    Beale 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 312a 1531 1186 1187 1188 1189 1190 1191 1192 1193 1194 1195 1196 1197 1198 1199 1200 1201 1202 1227 1228 1229 1230 1231 1232 1233 1234 Buckhurst House House Gdn Pond & Shave Sims Cow Field Four acres Further Town Field Lower Town Field Shaw Morgan Stile Field Plantation Hussey Land Acre and Quarter Field Two acres a 3/4 Field Shaw Barn Yard & Pond Barn Field Shaw Upper Barn Field Four Acres Five Acres Acre Spot Shaw Holden Wood Extraordinary charge  on  6a 1r 19p of Hops Butler Field Wood Field Inner Wood Field Upper Wood Field Shaw Shaw Monk Field Shaw Five Acres Pond Field Cricketing Field Orchard Bacon Meadow Eight acres Gorse Field Further Field Six Acres Barn Field Four Acres Ten Acres Garden Field Orchard Dashmanden    House Garden etc, Buildings Platt & Pond Cottage & Garden --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Arable Arable Wood --- Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood   @ 18s Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Gorse Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- --- 0.3.11 6.0. 7 5.2. 3 18.1.15 9.2.35 0.2.12 8.3.28  0.2.22 42.3.13 1.1.33 3.0.17 0.0.21 0.0.34 6.0.11 0.0.10 4.1.35 4.1. 4 5.2.15 1.0. 7 0.0.11 16.3.28 43.1.26 per acre 4.1. 1 7.1. 4 3.0.18 2.1. 7 0.0.32 0.0.35 7.3.33 1.1.18 5.2.24 5.3.19 5.2.13 2.3. 0 3.1. 1 9.2.14 5.1.29 4.2.29 7.0.32 5.0.35 4.2.22 9.3. 0 2.2.24 1.0.28 0.2.35 0.2. 7   0.0.14 101.1.34 3.18. 0            1.19. 0 5.14. 7 7.13. 7 9. 2. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Cooke  Tylden   Pattenson     Esq John &  James   Pearson Benjamin    Pilbeam Thomas    Pile Sheet 59 Richard   Pomfret      Esq Richard  Curteis   Pomfret John    Pemble James    Pearson Himself Himself John    Pemble William    Roots Himself Robert    Springett James   Ledger 1526 1527 1528 1529 1530 800 801 802 573 1825 1826 1822 1822a 1824 1823 1828 1938 1940 1855 1855 1857 1858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1863 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1025 Three Acres Middle Field Top Piece House Field House & Garden Plantation Orchard (Monkshill) Cottage Gardens & Platt House & Garden Plantation Plantation Waypost Field Barn Yard & Platt Spring Field House & Gardens Shorts Wood Little Blacklands Wood Great Blacklands Wood High Field Garden Shaw Birch Field Low Field Orchard Orchard Meadow Shaw Barn Yard Garden Buildings Bush Penden Farm    House & Garden Stack Field Stace Craft Shaw Shaw Little Broomy Field Great Broomy Field Gate Field Barren Field Three Cornered Field Extraordinary charge  on  1a 0r 27p of Hops Part of Seven Acres Arable Arable Pasture Pasture  & Arable --- Wood Pasture --- --- Wood Wood Arable --- Arable --- Wood Wood Wood Arable --- Wood Arable Pasture Arable Hops &  }   Pasture } Wood --- --- Hops Arable Wood Wood Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Arable   @ 18s Arable 3.0.11 1.3.36 0.1.39 0.3.33 0.1.20 6.3.19 0.0.27 1.2.19 0.2. 3 2.1. 9 0.0.14 2.0. 3 0.3.27 2.3.30 2.0.34 0.0.11 3.3.  8 6.0.13 0.0.23 86.0.26 3.2.30  10.2.17 100.1.33 3.2.39 0.1. 1 0.2.12 4.0.10 2.3.17 0.2.28 1.2.18 0.0.23 1.0. 6 0.0.19 0.3.19 3.2.22 0.1. 9 0.1.31 2.3.13 3.0.31 2.1. 5 3.3. 8  3.2.13 36.0.  4 per acre 3.3. 5 0.12. 0 0. 3. 0           3. 0. 0 1. 1. 0 4. 1 .0 0. 6. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Sheet 60 Richard  Pomfret & Virgil Pomfret James    Pope Devisees of  Robert   Pullen: Elizabeth  Pullen & Robert  Pullen jun Sheet 61 Peter    Rook Joshua    Rich John    Boorman      jun Himself Elizabeth    Pullen Himself Himself 1321 1329 1330 1331 1332 1333 1334 1335 1336 1337 1338 1339 1340 1398 1301 524 525 526 527 528 529 531 923 924 924a 936 937 938 939 940 1207 1208 56 1014 1015 1074 1075 1076 1077 1078 1079 1080 1081 1108 1109 1110 1111 1112 1113 1114 1115 1115a 1116 1117 Town Field Pear Tree Field Two Acre Meadow Little Orchard Worsenden   House Gdns   Buildings Yards & Ponds Great Orchard Five Acre Meadow House Field Cottage & Garden Hassock Five Acres Seven Acres Goldmine Field  Lane Extraordinary charge  on  2a 0r 1p of Hops House Garden & Forge Old Hop Garden Little Meadow Orchard Meadow House Barn Gdn Platt Yard Barn Field Coneywood Field Hop Garden Further Lone Field First Lone Field  Shaw First Hawkridge Field Rookery Field Great Hawkridge Field Flat Field Two Acres Front of House Field Old Orchard Extraordinary charge  on  2a 1r 8p of Hops Cottage & Garden First Bethersden Field Second Bethersden Field Upper Alderbed Field Lower Alderbed Field Poor Field Waypost Field Penstall Field Lodge Field Banky Field Shaw Upper Hook Field Middle Hook Field Lower Hook Field Long Meadow Footway Field House Meadow Steed Quarter Farm    House Gdn Barn & Platt Street Meadow Shaw Shaw Brick Kiln Field Extraordinary charge  on  2a 2r 28p of Hops Arable Hops & }   Arable } Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Wood Arable Arable Arable ---  @ 18s --- Ley Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Arable Hops Arable Arable Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable Ley Arable Pasture   @ 18s --- Arable Arable Arable Arable &  }   Hops      } Arable Arable Pasture Arable Pasture Wood Arable Arable Ley Pasture Arable Pasture --- Pasture Wood Wood Hops   @ 18s 7.1.35 3.2.25 2.1.17 0.3.30 1.0.36 1.1.26 4.3.27 5.0. 6 0.0.17 0.1. 4 5.3. 0 7.2. 7 11.2.21  0.0.29 52.2.10 per acre 0.0.16 5.0.17 2.2. 8 1.2.35 1.0.13 3.2.33 3.0.20 3.0.19 3.1.26 2.2. 5 0.0.10 2.3.15 4.1.15 6.0.37 3.3.24 2.1. 8 5.2.39  0.1.20 53.0.24 per acre 0.0.31 2.1.14 1.1. 8 3.3.26 6.0.14 3.3.21 2.3 0 2.0.38 2.2.24 4.3. 7 0.0.30 5.2.26 5.1.18 2.3. 4 5.0.13 3.3.14 2.0.10 0.3.18 3.3.31 0.0.25 0.1.14  3.3. 5 64.0. 5 per acre            4.18. 0 1.16. 1 6.14. 1           5. 1. 0 2. 1. 4 7. 2. 4 5.  7. 0 2.  8. 1 7.15. 1 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Sheet 62 John  Charles   Schreiber     Esq Sheet 63 Heirs of   Paul     Sharp: William,  Paul,   Stephen,      John,      Richard &       James        Sharp Samuel    Shepherd Himself Stephen    Sharp Richard    Body 872 982 983 984 985 986 987 987a 388 989 990 990a 991 991a 992 992a 993 994 995 996 997 998 999 1000 1001 1002 1003 1003a 1004 1005 1668 1669 1670 1671 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Pasture Hops &   }  Orchard } Arable & }   Hops    } Hops Wood   @  18s   @   9s Pasture Pasture --- 7.3.30 0.2.10 5.0. 2 1.2.24 7.1. 0 8.1.20 3.1.22 0.3. 7 7.2.31 6.0.36 3.3. 2 0.1.39 0.1.23 0.1.12 1.2. 7 2.1.12 3.0. 6 5.2.20 8.1. 8 3.1.22 7.2.35 0.1.35 0.1.37 3.3.13 0.2. 6 4.1.28 3.2.38 0.1. 4 17.3. 7   3.3.11 121.0.37 per acre 0.1. 7 0.1.37 0.1.20 0.2.14 1.0. 5 2.0.12 0.0.20 1.1. 3 3.3. 2 2.3.17 0.3.28  0.0.15 13.3.30 per acre 1.0. 9 0.3.10 0.0.21 2.0.  0             10.13. 0  7.  3. 5 17.16. 5            1.  3. 0 1.10. 8 2.13. 8 0. 3. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector William    Spicer John    Spratt Sheet 64 Henry    Stace John    Stone Robert    Sutton       Esq Sheet 65 Sheet 66 William    Selves Joseph   Withenden Himself James    Austen Thomas    Austen John    Boorman      sen Thomas    Ground Samuel    Oliver 733 734 735 736 708 709 710 712 713 714 715 718 719 720 1795 1604 1605 1607 1616 1603 1628 1627 1717 1718 1719 1720 1725 1726 1727 1728 1729 1730 1731 1732 1735 1736 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 105a 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 117a 118 119 120 120a By House House Barn Garden & Yard Orchard  Gate Meadow Best Meadow Pit Field Flat Field Poor Field Fostall  Lane Further Slip Hither Slip House Field Garden Piece Upper Causeway Field Cottage and Garden Barn Field Barn Lodge & Yard House Garden & Orchard Five Acres Bridge Field Barren Field Extraordinary charge  on  1a 1r 9p of Hops Great Gill Field Lone Meadow Shaw Shaw Shaw Barn Field Barn Yard and Pond Platt Golden Fleece    House & Garden  House Meadow Shaw Shaw Bugglesden Field  Wood Hop Garden Extraordinary charge  on  4a 0r 14p of Hops Hare Plain Field Longley Field Chittenden Field Banky Four Acres Shaw Marlpond Field Flat Field Rainbow Field Oxen Field Frittenden Lane Field Little Two Acres Long Hooks Shaw Hassock Great Barn Field  Shaw Oasthouse Meadow  Orchard Ongley Farm   House Barn Platt Barn & Stack Yard Little Barn Field Lower Bachelor Field Upper Bachelor Field Cow Field Five Acres Gate Field Beach Lane Field Lime Kiln Field Shaw Plantation Long Field Upper Five Acres  Hassock Extraordinary charge  on  4a 0r 22p of Hops --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Pasture --- --- Pasture Hops Arable   @ 18s Arable Pasture Wood Wood Wood Pasture --- Pasture --- Pasture Wood Wood Hops &   }  Arable   } Wood Hops   @ 18s Arable Pasture Arable Arable Wood Pasture Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture --- --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood   @ 18s 0.3. 0 1.2.30 2.3.23 3.0.22 8.1.35 2.3.19 2.1.38 3.1.37 0.3.13 0.2. 8 2.1.21 1.2.28 2.2.35 0.1. 7  2.2.30 19.3.36 0.0.13 3.3.21 0.0.28 0.3.34  5.2.11 10.2.14 1.2.12 7.1.35 9.0.  7 per acre 8.0.31 3.1.37 0.0.16 1.0. 3 0.2. 3 4.2.21 0.1. 2 1.0.35 0.1.36 2.2. 9 0.1. 2 0.0.35 4.0. 5 1.2. 1  3.2.12 23.3.37 per acre 5.3.29 6.0.10 9.3.23 4.3.16 0.2.19 3.3.36 5.0.13 5.2. 1 8.3.37 4.0.20 2.3.21 3.1.22 0.1.11 0. 2. 2 2.3.23 0.0.15 1.3.13 0.3.15 0.3.39 0.2.23 3.3. 3 3.0.35 4.3.32 9.3. 0 5.3.17 7.1.32 5.0.27 9.1.29 0.1.34 0.3.29 5.0.34 5.3.27   0.1.  6 131.3.13 per acre 0.14. 0 1.12. 6 0.18. 0            0.17. 0 1.  3. 6 2.  0. 6 0.16. 0            1.  8. 0 3.13. 6 5.  1. 6             11.  2. 0  3.14. 5 14.16. 5 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Devisees of   John     Swan: Joseph    Long John    Tanner John    Thurston William    Thurston Sheet 67 Robert    Tooth Trustees of  Turnpike    Road Himself Himself John    Farris Himself Charles  Cutbrush & James  Wimsett Themselves 1034 1035 1036 1037 1038 1039 1040 1887 1888 1889 1892 463 1041 1042 1043 1044 1082 1083 1084 1085 1086 1087 190 150 1235 1665 1856a Barn Field Stables Yards Gardens    Pond & Platt Burrells Lodge    House & Garden Back Lane Hassock Hassock Garden Field & Ponds Cottage Field House and Stables Middle Field Garden House and Premises Biddenden Field Part of Garden Shaw Shaw Street Meadow Shaw Barn Meadow Barn Platt & Pond House & Gardens Lodge Yard Platt & Pond Two Cottages & Garden Toll House & Garden Toll House Woolpack Gate House & Garden Toll House Park Gate Pasture  --- --- Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Pasture --- Pasture --- --- Ley one   third  --- Wood Wood Pasture Wood Pasture --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 8.1.13 0.1.30 0.2.37 2.1.22 0.0.20 0.0.39  6.1.29 18.2.30 4.0.39 0.0. 3 1.3.19 0.0.12 6.0.33 0.0.11 5.0. 6 0.0. 4 0.0.34 1.1.33 3.2.24 0.0.38 5.1.13 0.3.29 0.1.29  0.1.  1 17.2.11 0.1.18 0.0.15 0.0.  2 0.0.  9 0.0.  1 0.0.27 1. 3. 0 0.11. 0 1. 6. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector William    Waterman Daniel    West Shaddock    Weston Alexander    Wetherall William    Whiting Edward    Wigan Esq Sheet 68 Edward    Wigan Esq Assignee of  William   Winchester: Alexander  Belcher Benjamin   Witherden Sheet 69 John    Dean Himself James    Waters Himself Himself Himself John    Medhurst Elizabeth    Pullen Himself Himself 1006 1022a 1919 1920 1918 1921 1922 1249 1147 194 195 196 651 652 653 947 948 949 950 951 952 953 954 955 956 956a 957 1017 1018 1118 1537 1806 751 752 780 781 782 783 784 785 786 787 788 789 790 791 792 793 794 795 796 797 798 799 799a 812 813 814 815 816 817 818 819 820 821 --- Pasture Little Mockbeggar Wood Shaw Lane Field House Field Little Mockbeggar   House House & Garden Hook Wood Poll House House & Garden Barn & Yard Orchard Part of Great Barn Field Part of Barren Field Hassock Little Meadow House Barn Yard & Garden Platt Field House Meadow Five Acres Orchard Field Two Acres Four Acres First Flat Field River Field Shaw Six Acres First Pinnock Field Further Pinnock Field Over Road Field Extraordinary charge  on  4a 0r 22p of Hops Rogley Wood Smiths Wood Orchard & Pond Stable Field Poor Field Shaw Pond Field Long Field Gate Field Hassock Cow Field Couchy Field Lane Coal Platt Field Shaw Shaw Stack Platt House Gdn Stable & Barn Meadow & Barn Old Hop Garden Sizely Barn Field Pearson Field  Hop Garden Shaw Shaw Barley Field Shaw Middle Field Five Acres Pilbeam Field Gill Field Square Field Great Raily Field Shaw Little Raily Field Extraordinary charge  on  4a 0r 4p of Hops --- --- Wood Wood Arable Arable --- --- Wood --- --- Pasture Arable Arable Wood Pasture --- Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Hops &   }   Arable   }   @ 18s Wood Wood Pasture Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Wood Wood --- --- Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture Hops Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable   @ 18s 0.1.30 0.1.  3 0.2.33 14.2. 6  0.1. 3 14.3. 9 2.2.20 2.311 0.0.  4 5.1.35 0.1. 2 78.1.32 1.1.10 0.0.  8 0.3.  7 2.0.25 3.0.34 1.3.23 0.2.29 5.3.  6 0.3.23 0.2.36 1.0.26 1.3. 2 5.2. 1 1.3. 7 2.0.20 4.2.23 3.0. 5 3.1. 9 0.0.27 6.3.18 2.3.36 7.0.36  4.1.24 46.2.  5 per acre 56.2.26 10.1.  0 66.3.26 0.1.26 3.3.29 3.2.21 0.1. 9 5.0. 3 5.3.29 6.2.24 0.2.32 4.3.12 4.0.21 0.2.18 1.1.12 0.0.17 0.0.20 0.0.17 0.2. 1 2.2.22 2.1.28 1.3.15 5.1.37 3.1.14 0.1.15 0.0.17 4.0.22 0.0.30 2.3.37 5.3.26 4.0.39 4.3. 6 6.0.18 5.0.25 0.0.34  3.2.11 91.3.  7 per acre 0. 9. 0 0. 1. 6 0. 9. 0            3.17. 0 1.  8. 8 5.  5. 8            7.19. 0  2.14. 5 10.13. 5 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Carey   Witherden Sheet 70 Carey   Witherden Himself --- Himself 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 360 533 534 535 536 537 538 539 540 541 542 543 544 545 Heartsap Farm Lane Splits Corner Field Rye Gratten  Lane Field  Shaw Four Acres Little Wood Field Shaw Hollow Field Long Four Acres Round Pit Field Long Field Old Hop Garden Field Oast Platt Lodges etc Hay Barn Field Shaw Field  Six Acres Acre Spot Stone Pit Field Stone Pit Hop Garden Little Field  Road Hop Garden House Barn Gardens etc Extraordinary charge  on  3r 2r 4p of Hops Stace Land Halden Wood Field Shaw Ten Acres Twelve Acres  Shaw Lodge Field Barn Field Barn Yard & Stack Platt Lane Eight Acres Marsh’s Six Acres Apple Tree Field Forge Field --- Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Pasture Hops ---   @ 18s Arable Wood Arable Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture --- --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture 0.0.30 3.2.32 3.3.26 5.2.27 0.1. 1 4.3. 9 2.2.36 1.3.17 3.3. 0 4.1. 4 5.2.35 4.1.32 6.2.24 0.2.35 5.0.12 2.3. 5 6.0. 5 0.3.16 4.1.15 2.2.11 2.0.33 1.3.22  0.3.20 75.1.  7 per acre 8.2.10 0.1.13 10.3.35 12.1.29 0.1. 5 7.2.26 9.2.25 0.0.39 0.0.19  9.0.27 59.1.28 6.3.20 5.2.33 10.0.22 22.2.35            6.  8. 0 3.  3. 5 9.11. 5 5.11. 0 2. 3. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Sheet 71 Carey   Witherden Sheet 72 Himself Himself 689 690 691 692 693 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 701 701a 702 703 703a 704 705 706 1365 1366 1367 1368 1369 1370 1371 1372 1373 1374 1375 1376 1377 1378 1379 1380 1381 1382 1383 1383a 1388 1389 1390 1391 1392 1393 1394 1395 1396 1397 1397a 1432 1432a 1434 1518 1522 1523 1525 Monkshill Hit or Hiss Field Lower Field Wood Field Two Acres Three Corner Field Long Field Batt Field Jackass Field Lane Field Orchard Field Shaw Shaw Pear Tree Field Shaw Three Acres House Field Shaw Cottage & Garden Barn & Platt Orchard Castweazle Great Cross Field Little Cross Field Five Acre Shaw Five Acres  Shaw Barn Field Seven Acres Twelve Acres Eight Acres Mountain Field Coney Craft House Field House Oast Platt & Gdn Stack Platt & Pond Barn Lodges Yd Platt Pond Cottage & Garden Lodges Yard Platt Great Lodge Field Willow Wood Half Lane Chesnut Plantation Church Field Simmons Field Little Lodge Field  Ten Acres Chequer Tree Field Nine Acres Slade Field Kiln Field Shaw  Kiln Field Lane Guinea Field Shaw Chequer Tree Field Shaw Broom Field Poor Field Bottoms  Rogers Wood Extraordinary charge  on  11r 2r 27p of Hops Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Wood --- --- Pasture Arable Arable Wood Pasture Wood Hops Arable Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Wood --- Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Wood Pasture --- Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Pasture Wood   @ 18s 3.0. 0 4.1.15 4.3.21 2.0. 3 3.2.15 3.2. 9 3.1. 2 3.1.37 3.1.10 2.3.10 0.1.23 0.2.21 2.2. 3 0.1. 1 3.1.12 3.1. 2 0.2. 8 0.1. 2 0.2. 0  1.2.  4 47.1.38 6.3.12 2.2.23 2.2.36 5.0. 8 0.0.36 9.3.11 7.0. 8 12.1.20 9.0.15 8.3. 9 3.2.33 23.14 0.3.16 0.1.24 1.2. 4 0.0.15 0.1.21 6.1.24 3.0.28 0.0.12 0.1.24 4.3.10 4.3.16 4.0. 6 10.2.20 7.1. 2 10.2.31 6.0.12 2.3.16 6.3.10 0.0.28 3.3. 9 0.0.16 0.2.28 8.3.19 9.1.34 9.0.31  57.1.27 232.0.28 per acre 3.17. 0             14.17. 0 10.10. 0 25.  7. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Carey   Witherden Sheet 73 Sheet 74 Joseph   Witherden Himself Himself Himself Henry    Heath Himself Himself 1544 1545 1546 1547 1548 1549 1550 1551 1552 1553 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1971 1372 1973 1314 395 336 397 398 339 400 400a 401 402 403 731 737 738 733 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 747 748 749 750 753 754 755 756 7S6a 756b 757 Elmstroke Farm Barn & Platt House  Orchard Beck Field Great Meadow Little Meadow Four Acres Rushy Field Elmstone Field Seven Acres Summer Hill Long Field Great Hop Garden Lane Shave & Lane House Field Little Hop Garden House & Garden Barn & Yard & Platt House Field Summerhill Wood Wood Field Extraordinary charge  on  2r 3r 13p of Hops Paine Land Cottage & Garden Three Acres Lane Field Mill & Platt Chapel Hop Garden House Garden Barn & Platt Three Acre Hop Garden Shaw Cow Field Chequer Tree Field Hassock House Field Shaw Lower Meadow Extraordinary charge  on  4r 3r 33p of Hops Road Field Slade Four Acre Field Flatt Field Hassock Field Hassock Reed Pit Field Banky Field Cottage & Garden Pit Field Calves Platt Orchard House & Garden Barn Lodges & Platt Lodge & Stack Platt House Field Sewer Field Crooks Cow Field Shaw Shaw Little Cow Field Extraordinary charge  on  2r 3r 2p of Hops --- --- Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture Hops &  }   Arable } Arable Hops --- Wood Pasture Hops &   }   Arable  } --- --- Pasture Wood Arable   @ 18s --- Arable Arable --- Hops --- Hops Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Arable Wood Pasture Pasture Arable Hops Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable --- Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Pasture   @ 18s 0.1.31 0.1. 1 0.3.30 3.2.11 1.3.32 1.3.27 4.3.22 4.2.31 4.2.35  7.0.29 30.2.  9 2.2.18 2.0.39 0.1. 9 0.1.39 1.1.16 2.0.11 0.1.12 0.1.12 1.1.23 1.0.24  2.1.22 14.2.25 per acre 0.0.35 3.2.11 4.2.  1 8.1.  7 0.0.13 2.0.18 1.2. 0 3.3. 3 0.1. 5 3.0.30 3.3.19 0.0. 8 2.2.24 0.3.19  3.2.38 22.0.  4 2.1.11 2.3. 6 4.0.32 3.2.12 1.3. 2 0.1. 5 3.0.37 1.3.30 0.1. 3 1.1. 2 0.1.12 0.0.38 0.0.23 0.2.20 0.1.11 1.2.32 1.3.23 2.1.25 2.2.19 0.0.12 0.0.33  1.3.13 33.3.34 per acre 2.13. 0             1.  1.  0 2.10.11 3.11.11 0.15. 0 0. 3. 0            2.  1. 0 4.  9. 2 6.10. 2            3.  2. 0 2.  9. 8 5.11. 8 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Outbound Rector Heir of  Joseph   Witherden: Carey   Witherden Sheet 75 Thomas    Witherden       sen Waste Sheet 76 Rev Edward    Nares Roads William    Dean Executors of Thomas  Witherden     jun: Lydia &  Joseph  Witherden --- Himself --- 185 186 187 188 1324 1325 1326 1327 1328 1399 1400 1401 1402 1403 1404 1404a 616 617 617a 716 717 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 727a 728 729 730 2007 438 439 440 441 442 443 1296 --- Lower Field Marlpit Field Hassock Field Corner Field Orchard House & Gardens Barn Lodges & Platt --- --- Fostall & Road Old House Field Inner Field Chequer Tree Field Long Field Randolph Pit Field Randolph Pit Field Extraordinary charge  on 3a 2r 20p of Hops  Upper Wood Field Lover Wood Field Standen Wood Two Acres Six Acres Road Field Shaw & Pond Flat Field Half Acre Shaw Bedlam Field Banky Field Shaw Orchard House Barn & Garden  Barn Field Extraordinary charge  on 1a 2r 13p of Hops  Biddenden Green Cauvis Meadow Long Field House Field Orchard Rectory   House Gdn Lawn Bldgs Church and Church Yard Over Road Field --- Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops &  }   Arable } Arable Wood @ 18s Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Arable     }   & Hops } Wood Pasture --- Pasture   @ 18s --- Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- --- Pasture --- 1.1. 3 3.3.10 3.1.11 3.1.15 1.1. 0 0.0.33 0.3.17 1.3.29 4.0.37 1.0.21 4.2.24 5.0.21 3.1.17 7.0.25 5.1.12  0.2.39 50.2.34 per acre 3.1.36 3.0.39 4.2.26 1.3. 7 6.2.20 2.1.13 0.1.12 2.3. 5 0.2.32 0.1.25 2.3.15 3.2.10 0.0.15 2.0.14 0.1. 1  1.1.36 36.2.26 per acre 0.1. 1 3.3.38 2.3. 0 2.2. 6 0.2.31 2.1. 4 1.3.13  4.3.30 19.0.  2 134.1.31 4.12. 0 3.  5. 3 7.17. 3 0. 5. 6 0. 5. 6 0. 3. 0 0.12. 0 0. 4. 6 0. 5. 3 0. 1. 0 0. 5. 6 0. 5. 9 0. 3. 6 0.  2. 6 2.14. 0 1.  8. 5 4.  2. 5 1. 0. 0 Whilst every care has been taken in transcribing information from old records which in themselves are prone to error or  misinterpretation, visitors to this site need to recognise that there will be errors. 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Monumental Inscriptions in The Church and Churchyard of All Saints Biddenden

Monumental Inscriptions in The Church and Churchyard of All Saints Biddenden, Kent. Taken in June 1920 by Leland L. Duncan. Typed up by Christine Pantrey, checked by Zena Bamping.

From the Rev. W. H. Collis                                                                   The Rectory, . Biddenden. 22/12/1920.

Dear Mr Duncan,

Thank you ever so much ! It was most kind of you to send me the list and plan and I will keep it in the church safe for future reference. What hours of work it must have involved! But you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you have supplied the church with a valuable document which at any time may prove of great use and enable us to answer enquiries which with out its aid, we could not have done. I shall look forward to seeing you here in the summer and offer you the opportunity of searching the Church Registers, should you wish to do so.

With kind regards and best wishes for Xmas: and the New Year
    I remain,     Sincerely yours,   William. H. Collis.

Inscriptions in Biddenden Churchyard.

Plot A. The North Eastern portion.

1..Lewis SMALL, 7th October 1833 aged 35. Left issue one son and two daughters. Katharine his wife 14th December 1846 aged 50. Katharine- Mary daughter of above born 1st August 1825 died 28th July 1830. Elizabeth Katharine born 17th February 1830 died 2nd February 1834.

2  (Vault) Isabella wife of John MATHER MA Rector of this parish died 21st August 1764 (not 1864 as in L.L.Duncan's notebook - PR - EPC 20-06-2002) aged….

3  John LUCK, 4th September 1854 aged 34. Nelson Luck, 19th February 1855 aged 52.

4  Elizabeth wife of Charles COLEBROOK of this parish, 6th February 1855 aged 74. The above Charles Colebrook, 5th September 1861 aged 76. Left issue four sons and one daughter: Charles, George, William, Edward and Elizabeth.

5  Elizabeth only daughter of Charles and Elizabeth COLEBROOK of this parish, 23rd August 1881 aged 57

6  Mary Ann JURY of Haselden House, Sissinghurst, 13th March 1892. James Jury her husband, 21st January 1888. Interred at Highgate cemetery.

7  John Thurston WATTS only son of Richard and Sophia Watts, born at Biddenden, 26th July 1844, died suddenly at Gillingham, Kent 8th August 1915 aged 71. Sarah Maria BROWNE Eldest daughter of Richard and Sophia Watts, wife of William Browne, born 8th May 1834, died 25th April 1917. William Browne formerly Band Sergeant Royal Engineers, husband of above born 14th December 1845 died [not filled in].

8  Richard WATTS, 11th October 1855 aged 49. Jane his daughter, 22nd September 1856 aged 18.

9  Emily wife of George TAYLOR of this parish, 5th November 1908 aged 55.

9A. (Footstone) J.W. 1856.

10. (This and 11 are in one enclosure) James BOURNE, 11th September 1873 aged 62. Sarah Ann wife of James Bourne of this parish, 27th August 1865 aged 51. Albert their son, 27th October 1840 aged 5.

11  John BOURNE, 7th December 1905 aged 63.

12. Elizabeth TANNAR daughter of James and Elizabeth Tannar, 28th July 1694 aged 12 years.

13  This and 14 in same enclosure) Mary wife of Thomas DEAN, 6th April 1884 aged 72. Above Thomas Dean 30th March 1902 aged 89.

14  Thomas son of Thomas and Mary DEAN of Smarden formerly of this place, 24th April 1856 aged 19. Also Charles and Edwin died in infancy.

15  Richard DAY of this parish, farmer, 11th December 1834 aged 45. Left issue by Elizabeth his wife three sons and three daughters: Richard, Charles, John, Mary, Sarah Ann and Elizabeth. Elizabeth wife of above, 14th October 1852 aged 60.

16A. (Altar tomb) South side. – Under this Tombe lieth ye Body of Richard BEALE of Biddenden, Clothier, who died October 30th 1691 aged 72 years and nine months. He was twice married, his first wife was Mary daughter of Mr SEAMAN, Minister of Bredgate (sic) By whom he left one son William. His second wife was widow of John NEWENDEN by whom he left another son, John, who erected this tomb. A………94. North side. Here also lieth Mary second wife of Richard Beale who died July ye sixth 1696 aged 73 years and four months.

16B. (Altar). In memory of Richard BEALE of this parish and Elizabeth his wife. The former died 10th November 17(?3)7 aged (?89) years. The latter 28th (?) June 176(?4) aged 8(?1) leaving issue Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Ann, Richard and Seaman. On West end A chevron between three Griffins heads impaling (? three double-headed eagles). Crest a….head erased-

17  (Altar) South side. Here lieth the Body of Thomas BEALE of this parish, Gent, who departed this life March the first 1712. He married Grace the daughter of Robert HAFFENDEN of Tenterden, Gent. By whom he had no issue and his wife for her love to him hath erected this Toomb. North side: Under this Tomb lyeth interred Grace POMFRET wife of Virgil Pomfret of this parish. By whom she left issue one son. She departed this life for a better, December 27th 1731 in the 56th years of her age.

18  Charles DAY of this parish, yeoman, 6th March 1795 aged 78. Mary his wife, 16th January 1783 aged 49. Near this place lieth the family of the Days.

19  William MASTERSON Gent, and Anna his wife. He died 27th October 1761 aged 42. She died 14th December 1759 aged 44. Left issue two sons and two daughters: (?Joseph) William, Elizabeth and Sarah.

20  John WILLARD late of this parish, yeoman, 9th September 1769 aged 84. Elizabeth wife of John Willard of this parish, 1st September 1751 aged 63. Also near this place lieth two of their sons.

21  Charles Edward THORP, 4th January 1910 aged 37.

22  William WILLARD, yeoman, May ye 12th 1779 aged 84. Elizabeth wife of William Willard of this parish, yeoman, 25th January 1754 aged 63. Left issue two sons and two daughters: Richard, John, Elizabeth and Ann.

23  Mary WILLARD daughter of William Willard of this Parish, yeoman, by Elizabeth his wife, died 4th of March 1742/3 aged 19 years. Also Richard their son who died December ye (?24….4 aged 55 years.

24  John WILLARD who had issue by Mary his wife nine children of whom four sons and two daughters survived him viz: John, Richard, James, William, Mary and Elizabeth. He died 19th June 1714 aged 66years. Here lieth Mary wife of John Willard died 2nd December 1723 aged(?6)5 years.

25  Elizabeth wife of Richard WILLARD, August ye 1st 1705 aged 45. Richard Willard, 2nd July 1706 aged 61. He left issue two daughters Mary and Elizabeth.

26  Richard WILLARD son of Richard and Mary Willard of this parish, Grocer, 14th December 1731 in ye (?9th) year of his age.

Plot B. to East of the Chancel.

27  Here lyes the Body of Mr Searler  (sic) GILES of this Parish who departed this life March ye 22nd, 1718/19 aged 60 years. Left issue two sons and two daughters. Also here lies ye Body of Mary his wife who departed this life August ye 3rd 1702 aged 25 years.

28  Here lieth ye Body of Esther GILES wife of Searler  (sic) Giles who died September ye 17th 1690 aged 20 years. She left one daughter – Mary.

29  (Altar) North side: Mary wife of Searles GILES of this parish, Gent. died ye 14th September 1760 aged 44 leaving issue three daughters, Mary, Jane and Ann. South side: Searles Giles died 22nd April 1777 aged 71. West end: Arms- a Griffin stataont, impaling on a chevron three fleur de lys. Crest a seahorse (?) sejeant.

On these two stones the name is Searler.

30  Thomas BOURNE, 25th July 1862 aged 83. Sarah his wife, 29th October 1822 aged 43. Sarah their daughter 24th February 1846 aged 41.

31  Judith wife of Mr Jenkin HAGUE of this parish, 7th June 1790 aged 33, leaving three children, Jenkin, John and Susanna (see No 262).

32  Sarah DYER daughter of John and Ann TREE, 17th February 1860 aged 27. Also Thomas their son 25th July 1857 aged 34.

33  Nathanel STEPHENS, Grocer, of Biddenden 13th October 1710 aged 56 years and left behind him Ann his wife which (sic) erected this stone. Also Ann his wife………(under grass).

34  Robert DIBLY of this parish, 21st June 175(?5) aged 7 (0 or 6) years. Footstone A.D. 1727.

35  Robert DIBLY of this parish, December ye 28th 1735 aged 87. Ann his wife, 23rd January 1721 aged 73.

36  Buried here the Body of Mary CVRTIS wife of Thomas Curtis, Gent, the (?7) day of December 169- aged neere 79 yeer.

37  John MARCH of this parish, Cordwainer, 29th August 1762 aged 74. Mary his wife, 13th March 1777 aged 84.

38  Louisa wife of Walter James BUCKLAND, 20th March 1848 aged 34. Left surviving one daughter Elizabeth.

39  Thomas Prowett JONES of Randolphs late of Walthamstow, born 1st August 1822, died 5th August 1907.

40  Edward COLEBROOK son of Edward and Elizabeth Colebrook of this parish, 18th June 1852 aged 19.This stone was erected by his own industry. Also said Edward Colebrook, 9th May 1855 aged 52. Elizabeth his wife, 10th September 1861 aged 61. Edward Colebrook grandson of above, 30th October 1865 aged 5 years eight months.

41  Thomas FIELD, 1st March 1864 aged 77. Mary his wife, 26th February 1858 aged 66.

42John SORRELL, January ye 19th 1765 aged 66. Elizabeth his wife, October ye 29th 1775 aged 65. Left issue five sons and one daughter: John, Joseph, Thomas, William, James and Elizabeth.

43  Jeremiah WINDER of this parish, born 2nd November 1791, died 18th June 1826. Louisa his wife died at Tenterden, 4th December 1871 in 83rd year. Also Ann daughter of above born 16th June 1820, died 3rd October 1821. Elizabeth daughter of above born 20th February 1823, died 19th March 1836.

44  William WINDER of this parish, farmer, October ye 20th, 1767 aged about 59 years. Also Susanna his wife, April ye 25th ,1778 aged 73.

45  Lydia wife of George WITHERDEN of Tenterden, 6th December 1787 aged 31. He died 19th January 1812 aged 6(?4) years.

46  Here lyeth the Body of Thomas POTKEN 1703.

47. Paul SHARP, Senior, of this parish, Miller, August ye 23rd 1746 aged 68. Mary his wife, April ye 8th 1759 aged 78. Left issue surviving three sons, Paul, John and William and three daughters: Elizabeth, Martha and Sarah.

48  George WITHERDEN, yeoman, 19th December 1859 aged 78. Francis wife of George Witherden of this parish, 14th August 1838 aged 49. Frances their daughter, 28th January 1830 aged 15 years.

49  John BOORMAN, son of Mary Boorman of this parish, 7th March 1843 aged 38. Erected by his mother as the last tribute of Respect.

50  (Altar Tomb much sunk) No inscription apparent on top or either side. On the East end is (in black letter) ….the s….
[? Pray for the soul of] John LANYRDEN (?) and Ann hys wyfe. It is late 15th or early 16th century, and the only Mediaeval inscription in the churchyard.

51  Robert BOORMAN, 13th October 1833 aged 79. Ann his wife, 6th April 1833 aged 73. They had issue eleven children deceased and four survived.

51A. Thomas WITHERDEN, 6th October 1842 aged 92. Mary his wife,27th October 1784 aged 26. Susanna his second wife, 23rd April 1797 aged 27. 

52  (Altar tomb) South side: illegible . North side: Also the…./….unce his wife who/ died Nov….1675/ aged 35 years and/ Susanna his daughter/ who died June 24th 1678/ aged 19.

53  Samuel DRURY, 16th December 1860 aged 65. Mary Ann his wife, 11th May 1857 aged 58. Left issue three sons and five daughters: John, Thomas and Richard. Ann, Susan, Harriet, Elizabeth and Frances.

54  James POTTER of Cranbrook, 8th November 1737 aged 80. Mary his wife, 2nd June 1737 aged 73. Erected by their son Thomas Potter.

55  Elizabeth first wife of James CHAMBERS, 21st April 1851 aged 28.

56  Ann wife of Joseph THURSTON of this parish, 29th July 1830 aged 32. Left issue one son and two daughters: Charles, Ann and Jane.

57  Thomas son of John and Mary THURSTON of this Parish, 3rd July 1815 aged 31.

58  Jane daughter of John and Mary THURSTON of this Parish, 28th June 1797 aged 18.

59  Benjamin son of Edward and Mary BENGHAM of this Parish, 16th December 1807 aged 24.

60  John THURSTON of this parish, 18th April 179(?5) aged 79. Mary his wife, 2(-?) August 1788 aged 7(?6). Issue two sons and two daughters: John, David, Mary and Elizabeth.

61. Daniel THURSTON, 4th August 1805 aged (?3 or 5) (30 or 50) years.

62  (Altar Tomb) North side: Here lieth ye Body of Elizabeth wife of Jo…. BVCKHURST who departed this life May the….1697 aged 63 years, ye dafter of Mr George MAILL…. of Loose in Kent. Issue to sons John and George. Here lyeth the body of John Buckhurst who departed this life…. of S…. in ye yere 1705 aged about 6… years.

63  James DAVIS of this parish, 13th April 1809 aged 72- Mary his wife 21st February 1825 aged 87. James their son 20th June 1808 aged 18.

64  Peter DAVIS of this parish, 8th February 1836 aged 68. Ann wife of Peter DAVIS, Cordwainer of this parish, 10th June 1808 aged 38. Ann his second wife, 23rd June 1833 aged 49.

65  Richard NEWTON of this parish, gentleman (Son of the late Rev. Robert Newton who was Rector of Frittenden 59 years) who died 7th June 1760 aged 72.

66  Mr William HARRIS, 22nd February 1775 aged 75. Elizabeth his widow, daughter of John BUCKHURST late of this parish has caused this monument of her affection for her deceased Husband and of her regard for his memory. Elizabeth his wife died January ye 17th 1781 aged 64.

67  Peter DAVIS of this parish, Cordwainer, son of Peter and Ann Davis, 15th April 1837 aged 39.

Plot D. On the North side of the North aisle.

68  Susannah Elizabeth widow of George GILBERT late of this parish, 3rd June 1905 aged 65.

69  (Altar Tomb) North side: Here lieth interred the Body of Ann JOY the wife of Edward Joy of this parish who departed this life, 23rd day of May 1730 aged 67 years. Issue one son and two daughters: Edward, Ann and Mary.

70  Mrs Mary CHILTON, 30th January 1831 aged 63. Eldest daughter of John and Mary VANE of this parish.

71  John VANE of this parish, 16th October 1783 aged (?4)7. Mary his wife died 4th October 1808 aged 71. Issue two sons and four daughters: John, William, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah and Nellie.

72  Thomas BURTON, November ye 7th 1738 aged 54.

73  Richard HADRILL late of the City of Canterbury plasterer, May 7th 1816 aged 78. Also Tamazin BRADLEY died 1817, March 19th aged39.

Plot E. North West portion of Old Churchyard from North walk to level with the Tower.

74  John CARTER, 18th September 1858 aged 51. Mary his wife, 3rd February 1864 aged 57. Issue one son William.

75  Francis wife of Richard JOHNSON of this parish, farmer, 26th August 1782 aged 49. He died 15th July 1794 aged 55. Left issue four daughters: Frances, Mary-Ann, Elizabeth and Ann. Elizabeth their daughter, 8th April 1795 aged 21.

76  William WICKENS of this parish, 26th February 1852 aged 64. Ann his wife, 17th February 1868 aged 74. William their son, 23rd April 1821 aged 5 years.

77  Horace George, Eldest son of George and Betsy OTTAWAY, 26th June 1869 aged 3 years nine months.

78  John THURSTON, 7th March 1861 aged 80. Sarah his wife, 7th April 1863 aged 78, leaving issue two sons and three daughters: Thomas, James, Sarah, Jane and Maria.

79  Elizabeth wife of William PEENE, by whom he had five sons and four daughters, who died 1st September 1717 aged 81.

80  William RAINES, 17th February 1720 aged 61.

81  Hannah MOORE of this parish, 25th April 1798 aged 26. Left issue

one son James.

82  Louisa wife of Henry STACE, 20th October 1851 aged 40. Also their son Henry John Stace, 11th September 1837 aged 7 years.

83 

James Wickens MOORE, 19thFebruary 1869 aged 14 years.

84  Sarah Ann wife of William WEBB, 14th March 1884 aged 48.

85

 James PILBEAM of this parish, 29thDecember 1847 aged 77.Sarah his wife, 11thApril 1830 aged 60.

86  James Goodwin BODY, second son of Richard and Catherine Body, 13th May 1864 aged 13 years eleven months.

87  Elizabeth wife of John BODY of this parish, 10th December 1858 aged 82. He died and lies buried at Boulogne sur mer, 8th September 1837 aged 60. Left issue two sons and two daughters: Richard and John, Elizabeth and Ann. Elizabeth their daughter wife of William Bonny ALLEN, 30th August 1857 aged 49. Also lie buried near this place two infant daughters of above Richard Body.

88  Sarah daughter of Thomas and Mary MEDHURST of this Parish, 15th August 1805 aged 15.

89  John HILL of this parish, yeoman, 7th August 1719 aged 65.

90.  (Top broken)….late of/ ….died August 7th / 1796 aged 82 years. Also Joseph LAWRANCE brother of the above John Lawrance, 19th January 1783 aged 70 years. Likewise Ann wife of the said Joseph Lawrance, 5th July 1786 aged 70. Erected by Thomas Lawrance son of above John Lawrance.

91  James DANN of this parish, 15th April 1859 aged 43.

Plot F. South West part of yard, beginning by the South porch going Westwards.

92  John HARRIS of this parish, 12th September 1840 aged 49.

92A. Mary Ann NORRIS, 27th June 1854 aged 20.

93  Ann wife of William BYHAM, yeoman, 27th July 1708 aged 41. Left issue two sons and one daughter: William, Hodges and Ann. William Byham of this parish, yeoman, 7th March 1729 aged….(under grass).

94  Amelia daughter of Ham LEVETT of this parish, farmer, 8th March 1848 aged 20.

95  Henry OLIVER, 25th July 1859 aged 67. Catherine wife of Henry Oliver, farmer of this parish, 1st September 1837 aged 35. Henry- Burden their son, 25th May 1833 aged five months. Left surviving two sons and one daughter: James, Stephen and Mary.

96  Mary wife of Benjamin Henry OLIVER of this parish, Farmer, 15th October 1858 aged 24. Leaving issue two children, Mary-Ann and Edwin. Erected by her brother.

97  John CLOUT, 9th June 1808 aged 45. Deborah his wife, 17th March 1838 aged 79.

98  George TAPLEY late of this parish, 2nd April 1744 aged 78. Left issue two sons: George and Charles.

99  William HARRIS, grocer of this parish, 30th October 1820 aged 59. Ann his wife, 4th March 1841 aged 73. Left issue three sons and two daughters: William, John, James, Ann and Mary. Near this place William the aforesaid son who died 19th September 1826 aged 37 years.

100. William HARRIS of this parish, taylor, 17th January 1815 aged 72. Susanna his wife, 19th February 1803 aged 71.

101   W.H. 1826.

102  Henry CLAGGET, 18th January 1706 aged 47.

103  Joseph BEKEN, 24th March 1802 aged 84. Hannah his wife, 6th June 1793 aged 71. James their son 14th February 1767 aged 16. Left issue one son Joseph. Susanna BARLING his sister, 22nd December 1782 aged 67.

104  George BEKEN of Highpoles farm, 4th December 1871 aged 79. Hannah his wife, 17th May 1871 aged 76. George their only son, 28th September 1869 aged 47 and lies interred at Woodchurch having left issue seven sons and six daughters.

105  Joseph BEKEN son of Joseph and Hannah Beken, 10th February 1806 aged 58. Left issue by Sarah his wife: Hannah, Joseph, Sarah, Lydia and James. Sarah his wife 21st September 1824 aged 77. Lydia their daughter, 12th January 1824 aged 37.

106  Benjamin BEKEN late of this parish, farmer, 7th May 1838 aged 84. Martha his wife 18th September 1835 aged 81. Leaving issue two sons and seven daughters.

107  Benjamin BEKEN of this parish, 18th August 1779 aged 56. A diligent parish officer for more than twenty years. An industrious farmer by which he gained a good report and a provision for his family of two sons and four daughters by Deborah his wife who died 5th June 1796 aged 71.

108  George BEKEN, 23rd June 1907 aged 62, leaving three sons and six daughters. Also Harriet Beken, 15th March 1908 aged 81, widow of George Beken who was interred at Woodchurch and mother of the above George Beken.

109  Thomas HOPPER died at Loose, 16th October 1867 aged 70. Frances wife of Thomas Hopper, grocer of this parish, 10th January 1832 aged 39. Sarah Ann their daughter 28th February 1830 aged 5 years and seven months. Caroline Elizabeth their daughter, 23rd April 1832 aged four months. Left surviving two sons and two daughters.

110  Edward Pyner HOPPER of this parish, 5th March 1854 aged 33. Harriet MUNK, widow of above, 8th August 1861 aged 42. Sarah Ann daughter of above, 1st March 1853 aged ten months. Left one son Charles Homewood Hopper.

111  Elizabeth wife of Joseph COX, 19th April 1788 aged 67.

112  Stephen OSBORNE of this parish, 8th March 1815 aged 21 (or 4).

113  William FARREN of this parish, Gent, 13th September 1783 aged 66. Elizabeth wife of William OSBORNE relict of above William Farren, 12th September 1787 aged 69.

114  John HOPPER of this parish, 10th May 1841 aged 51. Frances his wife, 9th February 1848 aged 59. Michael their son 22nd May 1821 aged 4 years.

115  John Eldest son of Thomas and Ann HOPPER of Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S. 28th August 1871 in 18th year at Charing in Kent while on a visit to this country.

116  Elizabeth HOPPER, 10th February 1838 aged 74. Michael Hopper her husband, 3rd March 1849 aged 81.

117  Edward HOPPER of this parish, 8th June 1847 aged 44. Elizabeth his wife, 22nd December 1875 aged 76.

118  Charles GILES, 22nd April 1874 aged eleven months. Charles Anson Giles, 7th January 1877 aged 2 years; sons of Charles and Mary Ann Giles of this parish. William Alfred Giles, 27th April 1878 aged fourteen months.

119  Thomas GOWER of this parish, 1st August 1839 aged 54. Deborah his wife, 14th March 1849 aged 66.

120  Ham LEVETT, farmer of this parish, 9th October 1862 aged 63. Mary Ann his wife, 12th January 1878 aged 80. Thomas eldest son of above, 23rd April 1897 aged 67.

121  John WHIBLEY, 5th February 1899 aged 38. Eliza Whibley, mother of above, 10th September 1862 aged 31.

The remaining stones- perhaps 100 in number- in this Western part of the yard are modern: 1870 to date.

Plot G. The South Eastern part of the Southern portion of the Churchyard, beginning by East gate.

122  Cecilia wife of Richard BODY of this parish, 16th September 1843 aged 36, leaving issue Richard and Mary Ann.

123  William WINDER of this parish, 12th June 1846 aged 52.

124  Lydia wife of Benjamin HILLYEAR of Wagstaff in this parish, 17th April 1828 aged 33, leaving two sons, Charles and Henry surviving. The above Benjamin Hilltear, 5th July 1848 aged 57.

125  Thomas CLARKE late of this parish, 7th May 1865 aged 80; leaving a widow with whom he had lived 56 years. Sarah his wife, 7th May 1874 aged 89. Thomas Clarke great-nephew of above 13th December 1914 aged 73.

126  John COLLINGS of this parish, 15th June 1818 aged 64. Sarah his wife, 12th June 1785 aged 34. Mary his second wife lies buried near this place. Left issue by his first wife one daughter:- Sarah.

127  Thomas COLLINGS of this parish, 12th July 1813 aged 98. Mary his wife, 10th September 1805 aged 90. Issue three sons and    .daughters…..(illegible).
[In the 96th year of his age reaped corn in company with a son aged 74 and a daughter aged 66].

128  (Small obelisk under yew-tree) Mary wife of James HONISS, 6th December 1784 aged 68. Eleanor daughter of James and Mary Honiss, March ye 28th 1747 aged six months. James Honiss, 28th December 1802 aged 88.

129  Edward HONISS of Ashford in this County, 5th October 1806 aged 76. Elizabeth his daughter, 24th September 1796 aged 5 years. William Honiss son of above, 19th March 1810 aged 15 years.

130  Richard BEALE Esquire, 19th January 1836 aged 65. Frances his wife, 27th February 1854 aged 82.

131  Richard BEALE Esquire, 14th December 1814 aged 70.

132  Seaman BEALE, 13th May 1767 aged 46.

133  Ann wife of Richard BEALE Esquire, 6th December 1761 aged 42.

134  Richard BEALE Esquire, 6th November 1786 aged 69.

135  Mr Charles BEALE of this parish, 4th March 1837 aged 32, leaving Mary his widow and one child viz Fanny Witherden.

136  Mary wife of Mr Charles BEALE of this parish, 4th December 1878 aged 69.

137  Shadrach WESTON of this parish, 22nd November 1868 aged 85. Elizabeth-Barrett his wife, 14th December 1858 aged 69, leaving surviving one son and six daughters.

138  Frances widow of Charles S. PILCHER of Rolvenden and daughter of Richard BEALE of River Hall in this parish. Born 10th June 1807, died 6th November 1887. Also near by Anna Louisa younger daughter of above, 25th April 1914 aged 71.

139  George Richard BEALE of Elmstone House, Biddenden, youngest son of Richard and Frances Beale of River Hall, 19th February 1880 aged 63.

140  Richard BEALE Esquire, 19th November 1874 aged 80. Sarah wife of above, 18th April 1878 aged 83.

141  M. WATTS 1854 aged 86. R. WATTS 1820 aged 44.  W. WATTS 1833 aged 29.

142  M. FREEMAN 1873 aged 66.

143. Ann wife of Edward KING, 4th July 1822 aged 33. Charlotte their daughter, 9th June 1821 aged 2 years. Edward their son, 7th November 1822 aged 9.

144  Mr Seaman BEALE second son of Seaman Cook BEALE Esquire of London, 23rd April 1838 aged 65. Mrs Seaman Beale, 13th December 1862 aged 87.

145  Samuel BRIDGLAND, 10th February 1796 aged 74. Mary his wife, 18th April 1797 aged 74.

146  William PARKS, 23rd October 1859 aged 43. Ann his wife, 8th June 1866 aged 51. Mary Ann daughter of above, 19th December 1862 aged 20. Left issue George, Louisa and William.

147  Edward BUTTON late of this parish, Peruke- maker and was Parish Clerk for upwards of 34 years, 11th April 1804 aged 68. Susanna his second wife, 25th March 1822 aged 88 (see 182 and 276).

148  (Altar tomb) South side: Thomas HAYTER, 8th (?October) 1777 aged 7(?2). William Hayter, 3rd May 179(?4) aged 88. North side: Elizabeth wife of William Hayter, 16th February 1762 aged 61. Jane his second wife, 4th May 1774 aged 48.

149  Alexander REEVE late of this parish, 26th April 1793 aged 67. Mrs Stephen ELMSTONE, 28th February 1823 aged 74. Mr Stephen Elmstone, 14th January 1831 aged 84.

150  Sarah KENNARD, 24th September 1862 aged 84.

151  John CRAMPTON, 28th October 1839 aged 88. Sarah his wife, 4th January 1807 aged 34. Elizabeth his second wife, 16th March 1860 aged 74. John Edwin THOMAS, grandson of above, 2nd December 1840 aged 9 years.

152  Richard LARGE of Cranbrook, 11th April 1766 aged 67. Elizabeth his wife, 30th January 1776 aged 72. Sarah Large, 26th May 1761 aged 26. Benjamin Large, 24th September 1762 aged 25. Ann wife of Edward BULLEN of this parish, 8th February 1764 aged 26.

153  Thomas HAYTER of this parish, August ye 4th 1752 aged 85. Sarah his wife, 18th February 1736 aged 64. Issue three sons and four daughters: Thomas, John, William, Sarah and Martha.

154  Richard FREEMAN of this parish, bricklayer, 2nd October 1817 aged 57. Mary his wife, 20th February 1854 aged 75. Left issue five sons and three daughters.

154 a. Robert FREEMAN son of James and Mary Freeman of this parish, 16th November 1759 aged 2 years.

155  James FREEMAN late of this parish, bricklayer, 24th August 1781 aged 74. Left issue by his first wife three sons: James, Richard and William. And of Mary his second wife died 15th January 1799 aged 82.

156  William BINGHAM of this parish, 27th April 1831 aged 70. Elizabeth his wife, 11th March 1830 aged 68. Two grandchildren of above: Elizabeth Bingham, June 1827 aged 11 years: Mary Bingham, 20th February 1827 aged 5 years.

157  Elizabeth wife of Thomas BURDEN of this parish and daughter of Mr Stephen BATT of Branden in Cranbrook, 24th September 1834 aged 44. Left one son and two daughters: Elizabeth, Thomas and Susan. Also two daughters: Mary Ann died 12th June 1821 aged 4 years and three months and Katharine, 24th August 1834 aged 1 year eight months.

158  Stephen SMITH of this parish, yeoman, 11th May 1815 in 65th year. Elizabeth his wife, 1st December 1816 aged 61.

159  John JENNINGS, Cooper, 27th May 1702 aged 64. Also two sons and two daughters: He left Susanna his wife and issue two sons, James and John and four daughters: Elizabeth, Mary, Susanna and Ann. Susanna wife of John Jennings, 25th November 1726 aged 82.

160  John JENNINGS of this parish, 22nd January 1732 aged 56.

161  William LILEY of this parish, Barber and Peruke maker, June ye 27th 1757 aged 55. Left issue one daughter Elizabeth. Also Martha his mother died 27th March 1758 aged 89. Also Elizabeth his wife, 5th March 1776 aged 68.

162  David SPRINGATE of this parish, yeoman, December ye 6th 1732 aged 79. Katharine his wife, 20th March 1692 aged 50. Done by Robert Harrison……………(under grass).

Plot H. The centre portion of the South Churchyard i.e. that immediately opposite the church.

163  (Large altar tomb) North side: Here lieth inter’d the …../…..beth PATT…./…./…t Pa….…../…./….son one…..[nearly all gone].  On West end: a coat of arms: On a fess three fleur de lys. Crest Out of….coronet a….head. [for PATTENSON].

164  (An old altar tomb) West end: Here lyeth interred the Body of Ro[?ger] PATTENSON and Guliaw(?) his wife who departed this life the 7th day of November being aged 77 years and ten months and left issue four sonnes and one dafter Anno Domini 1638.

165  Samuel DRIVER, 4th April 1811 aged 29.

166  Elizabeth daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth BROOKER of this parish, 24th March 1815 aged 10. Frances daughter of same April 18 5 aged 2.

167. B.B. F.B. (small stones – no dates).

168  William BINGHAM of this parish, Senior, 4th April 1812 aged 82. Hannah his wife, January 29th 1773 aged 44. James their son died an infant.

169  William BROUNGER late of this parish, 20th November 1789 aged 83. Martha his wife - July 1745 aged 45. Left issue William, Joseph, ? Jonathan and Mary. Also ? Jonathan their son who died -  September 174(?5) aged twenty-two weeks. Catherine his second wife, 16th October 1778 aged 70. She left one daughter- Martha.

170  John CLARK, 2nd April 1744 aged 82. Mary his wife, 10th February 1749 aged 85.

171  (Altar tomb, near porch) North side: Here lieth the Body of John MILLES of this parish, Gent. who departed this life the 24th of April 1677 aged about 70 years. In remembrance of whome his kinsman [?John] Milles erected this Tombe.

172  Ann MILLES wife of John Milles of Horsmonden, Gent. March ye 8th 1736 aged 68, who left three sons: John, Thomas and Richard.

173  Tho [MILL]ES late of Combwell in Goudhurst son of John and Ann Milles, 22nd April 1763 aged 56.

174  Samuel DRIVER, 27th December 1885 aged 64. Mary his wife, 13th May 1854 aged 26. Thomas son of above, 4th October 1852 aged three weeks. Mary-Jane daughter of above, 28th September 1856 aged 2 years five months.

175  John UPTON of this parish, April ye 26th 1747 aged 80. Elizabeth his wife, March ye 8th 1747 aged 63. Left issue: Thomas, William, Mary and John. Thomas son of John and Elizabeth Upton died December…..aged 43.

176  John BINGHAM, 26th March 1756 aged 42. Ann Bingham, February ye 14th 1754 aged 45.

177  William COLEBROOK, 6th January 1827 aged 73. Martha his wife, 14th May 1847 aged 83.

178  William COLE of this parish, yeoman, 16th February 1805 aged 85. Ann his first wife, 6th April 1781 aged 5(?4) years. Mary his second wife, March 19th 1795 aged 70.

179  Thomas HENMAN (?) of this parish departed this life, July 10th 17(?42) aged (?50)….who died….aged….

180  Mrs Elizabeth SIMS wife of John Sims of Oxford street, London, 25th December 1812 in 56th year. Issue two sons and two daughters.

181  Mr Thomas HENMAN late of Tottenham Court Road, London, 22nd September 1816 aged 54.

182   (By porch) William BUTTON [?Clerk] of this parish upwards ….35 years d….19th 1837 aged - 6 years……a widow four sons and four daughters. Also Lydia his wife, January 1(?9) 1861 aged 83

[see 147 and 276].

183  Alice PETERS wife of Thomas Peters of this parish, 30th April 1832 aged 32. Issue one son and two daughters: [Space is left for his name but it is not filled in].

184. Mr Samuel ?……. ON of this parish died….March 1770 aged 84.

185  Matilda DAY wife of John Day of Swanscomb in this County and formerly of this parish….[perished]. A footstone:- MD 1835.

186  John DAY of this parish, 22ndNovember 1804 aged 58. Martha his wife, 17thMay 1800 aged 52. Issue three sons and three daughters: William, John, James, Martha, Ann and Lydia.

187  Elizabeth wife of William WEEKS of this parish, 26th September 1760 aged 51. Left issue two daughters: Elizabeth and Mary.

188  William WEEKS, yeoman of this parish, 16th October 1789 aged 79. Alice Weeks his wife, 27th June 1826 aged 85.

189  John CARPENTER of this parish, yeoman, 21st March 1807 aged 68. Lucy his wife, 31st October 1815 aged 68. Issue one daughter.

190  William COLE son of William and Sarah Cole late of the parish of Biddenden, 19th March 1834 aged 41.

191  William COLE of this parish, after a long and painful affliction, 8thJuly 1821 aged 69. Sarah his wife, 15thNovember 1825 aged 70. Issue by Sarah his wife one son who erected this stone.

192  Benjamin WITHERDEN of this parish, 21st February 1846 aged 58. Left issue by Mary his wife two sons Joseph and John. Mary his wife, 21st January 1852 aged 53.  

193a  A. Mary Ann WITHERDEN, 30th January 1849 aged one year.

193  William KADWELL of this parish, 26th January 1852 aged 75. Elizabeth his wife [ date not filled in]. Issue one daughter Mary.

194  Elizabeth and Sarah daughters of William and Elizabeth KADWELL of this parish. Elizabeth wife of James GILBERD who died 19thMarch 1825 aged 26, left issue Elizabeth and Elizer. Also Sarai youngest daughter of above, 31stDecember 1828 aged 19.

195  John DAY of this parish, 14th January 1852 aged 57, leaving issue by Jane his wife four sons and five daughters: John, William, Edward and George; Jane, Catherine, Sarah, Ann and Matilda. Jane his wife, 10th August 1862 aged 68. James son of above, 30th August 1846 at Lexington, Georgia, North America, aged 24.

196  John SWADLING late of Smarden, 6th December 1837 aged 53. Left surviving a widow and four children: Harriot (by a former wife), Fanny, Anne and John. He lived upwards of 21 years in the service of the Rev. E. Nares D.D. Rector of this parish whose family his merits as a faithful servant duly appreciated.

197  Jane DEAN, 18th July 1856 aged 45. A tribute to Christian Piety erected by her Pastor.

198  Robert COLEBROOK of this parish, yeoman, 18th December 1796 aged 66. Catharine his wife, 31st January 1809 aged 82. Left issue three sons and one daughter: Thomas, Robert, William and Catharine.

199  (Altar tomb by porch) North side: Here lyeth the body of Robert VAVGHAN of this parish, Gent. who dyed the (2?)0 of…. 16(?5)2. He had two wives the first Margaret GIBBON by whom he had six children. The second Elizabeth Jane daughter of…. ..e….h LANE of Egerton by wom he had one daughter who lyeth here with her mother…wh….this toombe was erected in August 1652.

200  (Altar tomb)South side:In memory of Samuel ORTON of this parish, Gent. who died 12th(?) of October 1742 aged 70 years. North side:Here also lyeth interr’d the body of Mary Orton wife of Samuel Orton. She died the 9thJuly 1743 aged 86 years.

201  John CHAMBERS, Bricklayer of this parish, 17th June 1829 aged 53. Hannah his wife, 25th April 1854 aged 70.

202  Mary Ann wife of Alfred WELLS, Junior, of this parish, born 6th August 1830, died 8th December 1859. Leopold Frederick third son of above, born 19th January 1857, died 29th July 1859. Albert Hope Montague their fourth son, born 10th June 1858 died 10th December 1858. Left surviving two sons and one daughter: Theodore-Hukins, Alfred-Augustus and Laura-Eliza-Albina.

203  Albert son of Alfred and Eliza WELLS of this parish, born 28th January 1832, died 20th September 1854. Eliza-Albina their daughter, born 22nd October 1846, died 10th June 1848.

204  Eliza-Ann daughter of Alfred and Eliza WELLS of this parish, born 13th July 1833 died 22nd May 1836. William Montague their son, born 9th March 1830 died 13th March 1839.

205  John WICKEN of this parish, yeoman, November ye 18th 1775 aged 78. Elizabeth wife of John Wicken, yeoman, December ye 10th 1759 aged 67 years. John son of John and Elizabeth Wicken, 2nd August 1763 aged 33.

206  George, son of George and Mary SKINNER of this parish, 11th March 1836 aged 9 years. Eliza daughter of above, 3rd January 1843 aged seven months.

207  George, Pheobe, Elizabeth and Thomas sons and daughters of Sanders HAFFENDEN and Ann his wife. [No date but Early or Mid-18th Century].

208  William RIPPON, 23rd May Anno Domini 1631. Dorithy his wife died 8th September 1656 and left issue John, Robert, Elizabeth, Dorithy, Susanne and William Rippon.

209  Pheobe wife of William RIPPON who died Anno Domini 1690 about ye 70th year.

210  (Altar)South side:In memory of Sander HAFFENDEN Gent. ….(illegible).North side:who left issue surviving Sander, William, Mary, Ann and Patience by Ann his first wife who was the daughter of William and Phoebe RIPPON of this parish and is also interred under this Tomb. She departed this life Anno Domini 1696 in the 44thyear of her age.

211  (Altar) Top: Here lyeth the Body of Sander HAFFENDEN Gent, who died 19th September 1746 aged 63. Here lys the Body of Adrian PAINE late of B[?urwash] Nephew and Executor to the late Sander Haffenden who died 2[?8] January 174(?7) aged 55 leaving issue Mary, Adrian, Hals-ames(?) and Ann. Adrian survived his father but three months. South side; Here lyes the Body of Patience Haffenden who dyed 24th September 1733 aged 51. North side: Here lies interred Mary Paine, sister to Mr Sander Haffenden who died 19th May aged 77, 1749. East end: These stones were cleaned in 1759. West end; Arms of Haffenden: chequey on a bend three mullets. Crest three ostrich feathers.

212  Robert PULLEN, 6th June 1767 aged 47.

213  Richard PULLEN, 28th May 1760 aged 73. Elizabeth wife of Richard Pullen of this parish, 24th November 1748 aged about 54. Left issue two sons, Robert and Richard.

214. Alfred SMITH, 11th February 1856 aged 21.

215  Sarah PAINE widow of this parish, died 2nd July 1850 aged 75. Late of Bateman’s Wood.

216  Robert PULLEN, 28thJanuary 1865 aged 74. Mary his wife, 1stDecember 1880 aged 74. Mary Ann their daughter, 19thNovember 1829 aged 21. George their son killed in the battle of Chancellorsville, America, 14thMay 1864 aged 27.

217  William PULLEN, 6th January 1873 aged 72. Abigail wife of above, 7th February 1837 aged 35.

218  Ann PULLEN, spinster of this parish, 29th May 1858 aged 62.

219   Robert PULLEN late of this parish, 24th March 1836 aged 78. Elizabeth his wife, 20th August 1853 aged 83. Edward their son, 1st April 1846 aged 40.

220  Richard PULLEN of this parish, 13th November 1809 aged 53. Elizabeth his wife, 13th October 1813 aged 38. Four of their children who died in infancy. Left surviving two daughters: Mary and Sarah

221  (Altar by South fence) North side: In memory of William son of Hodges and Mary Magdalen BYHAM of this parish, yeoman, 7th May 1752 aged 14 years eleven months. South side: Hodges Byham, yeoman, March ye 5th 1769 aged 67.

222  (By South path) Thomas CROWNS of this parish, 11thJune 1871 aged 87. Lydia his wife, 16thFebruary 1861 aged 72, leaving surviving Thomas, Selina, John, Lydia, Charles, George, Eleanor, James and Jacob. [see 263]

223  (Altar) South side: Mary Ann NASH daughter of Edward and Mary Nash of Goodneston by Wingham in this County, died 20th December 1814 aged fifteen months. North side: H.S.E/ Jana Reverend Johannis POMFRETT/ et Janae uxoris Filia/…../…./…./ 18 die Octobris AD 1742 aetatis 39/ Sorore delictissima hoc S…posuit/ Josias Pomfrett frater ex animo moerens 1767.

224  Samuel STREATER late wheelwright of this parish, 28thApril 1775 aged 43. Left issue by Hannah his wife one son and one daughter: Samuel and Sarah. Hannah his wife died 14thOctober 1776 aged 51.

225  (Altar) North side: James LOMAS, Gent, late of Duesden farm in this parish, 25th January 1835 aged 75. South side: Elizabeth relict of James Lomas, 7th September 1842 aged 79.

226  (Altar by South fence) James RANSLEY, 5th October 1778 aged 75. Ann wife of James Ransley, 23rd July 1772 aged 66. Ann daughter of James and Ann Ransley, 26th May 1794 aged 61. Erected by their youngest daughter Elizabeth Ransley.

Plot J. The South Western part of the Southern yard.Four Altar tombs in iron railings.

227  (Altar)North side:In memory of Mrs Jane POMFRETT relict of the Rev. Mr John Pomfrett daughter of Vincent QUILTER late of this parish, Gent. whose ancestors for many generations liv’d at Staple in this County. She died ye 27thof September 1714 in the 50thyear of her age. [No inscription on top or South side. There was a coat of arms on West end but it is now illegible]-The Pomfret’s bore Quarterly arg and gules a bend sable [Hasted Vol. 3. Page 66].

228  (Altar) West end: Dna Jana Johis POMFRETT/ uxor charissima/ In Pietatis monumentum / Hoc Saxum Erga Parentes amoris Erga fratrem vtrumq. Posuit/ October .21.1707. 
South side: Memoriae sacrum Johannis Vin QUILTER filii natu maximi Qui a piis Parentibus legum studio destinatus eximia indole prudentia rara industria inde bessa subacto ivdicie omnibus q alijs dotibus praeccellvit. Quae iuvenem reddebant egregium virum spondebant optimum Quem deniq cousvmata fruditio compari modestia meritio longe maiorem quam fama reddidit Sal Hum 1706 obiit October 12. Anno aetatis svae 30.  
North side: Horum. Autem receusens laudes non sine piacvlot-ce..virum famae iloru….. et sepulchri  Partie….Vin. Quilter Vin. Quilter filium natu minimum: ob morum can…. Disideratissimum dignum Hac vita divtvrniore Nisi quod vita meliore dignum salutis Part 99 Obiit January 24 Anno Aetatis svae 28.

229  (Altar) West end: In memory of Jane NEWTON wife of Mr William HOPPER of Brickwall House in this parish and Eldest daughter of the late Mr Josiah NEVILLE of Worsenden who died March 5th 1850 aged 59, leaving two sons William Frederick and Josiah-Neville. South side: In memory of John POMFRET, Gent who died May ye 5th 17[?6]2 aged 77. Also John Pomfret junior, nephew of the above gentleman died October ye 3rd 175[?1] aged [?1]0 years/. North side: Mrs Katharine Pomfret wife of Mr John Pomfret of this parish, gent, departed this life 5th December 1755 in the [?8 or 6]6th year of her age.

230  (Altar)South side:Mary wife of Josiah NEVILLE gent, died 30thJuly 1843 aged 84.North side:Josiah Neville Gent of Worsenden House in this parish died February 2nd1826 aged 67. He left one son and two daughters.West end:Arms: gu on a salture ar. a rose of the field. Crest an arm in armour holding a battle axe wreathed with snakes.

231  Joseph WITHERDEN, 12th January 1819 aged 78. Ann his wife, 18th February 1827 aged 80. Had issue by Ann his wife two sons and five daughters: Ann died 28th May 1775 aged 1 year six months: Joseph died 4th January 1789 aged 1 year five months: Elizabeth died 30th January 1794 aged 13 years. Susannah died 5th July 1796 aged 18 years. Left surviving Carey, Frances and Ann.

232  William WITHERDEN third son of Mr Carey Witherden of this parish, 22nd November 1831 aged 16. Louisa fifth daughter died 25th March 1832 aged ten months.

233  (Altar) North side: William BYHAM, Gent. son of William and Frances Byham of this parish, February ye 8th 1756 aged 28. South side: William Byham, Gent. of this parish,19th February 1767 aged 66. Frances his wife….15, 1786 aged 84.

234  Richard WESTON of this parish, 11th December 1825 aged 68. Elizabeth his wife, 18th April 1836 aged 81.

235  Richard FRYMAN of ye Parish House, Carpenter, died 9thMarch 1753 aged 49. Mary wife of Richard Fryman, died 28thDecember 1790 aged 82. Left issue by Mary his wife one son and five daughters.

236  Stephen ALLEN of this parish, 11th May 1816 aged 78. Sarah wife of above, of this parish, 16th April 1785 aged 64.Elizabeth CULLINGHAM, widow, her sister, 17th April 1799 aged 76.

237  Mr Joseph WITHERDEN, Eldest son of Mr Carey Witherden of this parish, 26th June 1841 aged 30, leaving issue by Martha his widow one son Charles.

238  John FENN late of this parish, Timber merchant, 6th June 1791 aged 57. Lydia his wife, 4th September 1791 aged 47.

239  (Table tomb) Here lyeth the Body of Thomas RAMSDEN died February 28th 1697/8 aged 47; who married Mary daughter of John WEBB of Frittenden, Gent. by whom issue five children: four sons and one daughter: Webb, Thomas, John living, Elizabeth and John are interred by him. His….ing wife in mem….

240  Mr John BUCKLAND of Goldwell in this parish, 2nd January 1863 aged 75. Sarah Munn Buckland relict of above March 2….. aged 70.

241  Mr James BUCKLAND of this parish, 4th May 1863 aged 44, leaving two sons and one daughter: John-Carey, William and Annie-Janet.

242  Elizabeth wife of James BUCKLAND of this parish, and third daughter of Mrs Carey WITHERDEN of Castweasle in the same parish, October 14th 1858 aged 36 (not 56 as appears in L.L.Duncan notebook and was baptised 25 May 1823 - EPC 20-06-2002) leaving three sons and one daughter.

243  Mr Carey WITHERDEN of Castweasle in this parish, 12th January 1861 aged 76, leaving surviving five children: Susan, Carey, Ann, George and Charles-Henry.

244  Elizabeth wife of Mr Carey WITHERDEN of Castweasle in this Parish, 1st November 1852 aged 64 leaving three sons and three daughters.

245  Frances WITHERDEN fourth daughter of Mr Carey Witherden of this parish, 23rd April 1843 aged 18.

246  Carey-William son of George and Ann WITHERDEN of this parish, 9th May 1858 aged nine months. Thomas-Henry their son, 17th December 1861 aged ten days.

247  Fanny Witherden (BUCKLAND) daughter of James and Elizabeth BUCKLAND of this parish, died on her 5th birthday 22nd November 1851,(buried 28th November 1851- PR).

248  Walter-James son of James and Elizabeth BUCKLAND of this parish, died  8th October 1859 aged 2 years and nine months (buried 12th October 1859 - PR ). Elizabeth Witherden (BUCKLAND) their daughter, 14th July 1858 aged seven months (buried 31st July 1858 - PR)

249  Mr Henry HEATH of this parish, 18th November 1857 aged 52, leaving Susan his widow.

250  Susan widow of Mr Henry HEATH of this parish and eldest daughter of Mr Carey WITHERDEN of Castweasle, 27th August 1880 aged 71.

251  (Altar by South fence) North side: Henry WITHERDEN of this parish, yeoman, March ye 17th 1766 aged 65. Sarah his wife July ye 25th 1779 aged 76. South side: Thomas DEAN of this parish, yeoman, 3rd March 1798 aged 79. Sarah his wife, 3rd June 1815 aged 88.

252  John DEAN of this parish, 17th June 1848 aged 53. Rhoda his wife, 31st May 1832 aged 32. Godman BEALE their grandson, 5th June 1849 aged one week. Stephana their daughter and wife of Richard FITCH, 21st January 1847 aged 22.

253  Mr William Hodson GREENALL, second son of Mr John Greenall of this parish, Surgeon, 11th April 1840 aged 25, leaving issue by Ann his widow one daughter Elizabeth-Ann. Ann wife of above, 23rd February 1868 aged 50.

254  Pitt SPRINGETT, Nat 31 Mart, obt 22 maii 1850.

255. (Altar) South side: Underneath are deposited the remains of Cooke TYLDEN-PATTENSON of Ibornden Esquire, Colonel in the Army, J.P. and Deputy Lieutenant for this County who died January 23rd 1858 aged 67. Also Julia-Ann Eldest daughter of above by Anne- Rebecca his first wife died 20th June 1850 aged 33. North side: Underneath are deposited the remains of Frederick Osborn Tylden-Pattenson who died 21st February 1819 aged 11 years eleven months, youngest son of the late Rev. Richard Cooke Tylden-Pattenson of Ibornden and Sarah his wife [ at East and West ends are Coats of Arms: Quarterly 1 & 4 on a bend three fleurs de lys, 2 & 3 saltire between 4 pheons. Crest out of a ducal coronet a   head couped.

256  (Altar) South side: Underneath are deposited the remains of William PATTENSON Gent. of Ibornden in this parish who died 8th August 1771 aged 85. He married Frances daughter of John BEALE Gent of Bredgar in this County. She died 12th March 1788 aged 92 and is here interred. They had issue Frances and William. North side: Here also is interred Frances daughter of William and Frances Pattenson (before mentioned) who died November ye 5th 1770 aged 48. [On West end a coat of arms: on a fess sa three fleur de lys . Crest out of a   coronet a    head.

257  Ernest Cooke third son of William and Matilda TYLDEN-PATTENSON, 8th April 1852 aged four months.

258  Wallace Allen WITHERDEN, 28th April 1866 aged 1 year two months.

259  Sarah wife of Edward HOPPER, June ye 13th 1776 aged 76.

260  Allice BOORMAN, 14th November 1766 aged 10 years three months. Henry Burg Booman (sic) November (?27th ) 1769 aged 8 (?) months.

261  Cordelia widow of Edward NARES D.D. Rector of this parish, 6th May 1856 aged 75.

262  (Altar) South side: Jenkin HAGUE of this parish, late of Folkestone, 18th February in 76th year. Jenkin eldest son of above, 26th June 1868 in 84th year. North side: John Hague of Cranbrook, second son of Jenkin Hague, 6th December 1875 in 89th year. Mary wife of Mr John Hague of Cranrook, 28th Feburary 1827 aged 40, daughter of the late Rev. Sampson STEELE B.D. of Bredgar, Vicar of Newnham and Tonge in this County. She left seven children. East end: Ellen daughter of John and Mary Hague of Cranbrook, 23rd December 1843 aged 17. West end: John Hague of Cranbrook, Kent, 9th August 1894 aged 78. [See 31]

263  Elizabeth, third daughter of Thomas and Lydia CROWNS of this parish, 21st July 1838 aged 23. Ann died 14th February 1841 aged 22. David, 17th January 1842 aged 20. Hester, 29th September 1843 aged 19. (see 222)

264  John MATTHEWS, a native of Worcestershire for many years servant to the Reverend Edward NARES, Rector of this parish who erected this stone, died January 31st 1841 (or 11) aged 51.

265  Sarah JARVIS daughter of Stephen and Mary Jarvis, 1st January 1848 aged 28.

266  Richard HUNT of this parish, 10th February 1771 aged 76.

267  Mary wife of Stephen JARVIS, 16th January 1847 in 64th year, leaving surviving eight sons and three daughters: William, Stephen, Joseph, Mary, Elizabeth, Agur, Caleb, Sarah, Isaac, Abraham and Ebenezer. Sarah Jarvis daughter of above 1st January 1849. Above Stephen Jarvis, 31st May 1860 aged 77. 

268. Mrs KIRKBANK. Rev, T. KIRKBANK  (No dates. ? mid 19th Century).

269  William WHITEING son of Jane Whiteing of this parish, 5th August 1810 aged 4 years and ten months. Ann Whiteing, 22nd December 1849 aged 57 years.

270  Elizabeth wife of George Thomas DAYNES of this parish, 4th May 1887 aged 56. Philip their son, 31st July 1877 aged 7 years. William Frank their son, 13th February 1878 aged 23. Above George Thomas Daynes, 4th June 1899 [ no age].

271  Maria DEAN wife of Thomas Dean of this place, 15th November 1777 aged 26. Also Newington their son, 9th January 1779 aged 5 years seven months. Thomas Dean aforesaid, 6th January 1825 aged 74 and Sarah his second wife, 24th July 1832 Aged 74.

271 a. (Small stones) S.A.D 1823} 
271 b. M.D.D. 1825 } ? footstones to 271. 272. & 273.
271 C. T.D. 1856 }

272  Thomas DEAN of this parish, 27th September 1856 aged 71. Lydia wife of above, 3rd June 1861 aged 71. Left surviving two sons and one daughter: Thomas, James and Mary.

273  Mary wife of William DAYNES of this parish, 7th January 1850 aged 67. Above William Daynes, 5th April 1852 aged 78. Sarah Ann their daughter, 18th November 1823 aged 5 years and six months. Mary Dean their daughter, 29th July 1825 aged nine months.

274  Mr James FREEMAN of this parish, 23rd August 1798 aged 76. Mary his wife, 27th January 1809 aged 80.

275  (In South West corner) Richard Goodwin BODY, 5th December 1865 aged 56, leaving by Catherine his wife nine children. Catherine his wife, 18th June 1868 aged 48.

276  (In new Western part) John BUTTON, sexton of this parish 43 years died 16th July 1880 aged 70. Also Frances his wife, 27th April 1880 aged 70. The Office of Sexton was held in the family for 110 years [ see 147 and 182].

Inscriptions within the Church.

North Aisle.
277  (West end of aisle) Here lieth ye Body of Elizabeth TAYLOR, Eldest daughter of Francis Taylor of this parish, Gent. and Elizabeth His wife. She was borne ye 14th of…. Anno Domini 1688 and died ye 16th of September Anno Domini 16..[3 or 5]. Here also lieth ye Body of Katherine another daughter of Francis Taylor of this parish, Gent. and Elizabeth his wife. She was borne…of May Anno Domini ….. and died….

278  Here lieth ye body of Elizabeth youngest daughter of Francis TAYLOR of this parish and Elizabeth his late wife. Borne ye 23rd of ….1699 and dyed ye.. of January 1704.

279  Arms: Quarterly per fesse indented [ sa and or] in the first quarter a pelican vulning herself [of the second] [ Johnson] Crest a (? pelican or eagle rising out of a ducal coronet. Here lyeth the Body of Frances wife of Francis JOHNSON of this Parish, Gent. who departed this life the 20th day of May 1737 aged 29 years .

280. (A brass plate) Arms; [arg] on a chief [sa] two boars heads couped [of the field] [ Taylor of Shadoxhurst rec] impaling [ar] two bars [gu] in chief three crescents [of the last] for NOWERS. Here lieth the Body of Elizabeth wife of Francis TAYLOR of this Parish, Gent. by whom she had issue six children, Elizabeth, Mary, Francis, Katherine, John and Elizabeth of whom two viz Elizabeth the eldest and Katherine died before her and lie buried in this place. She was borne at Pluckley in this County the 6th day of September Anno Domini 1666, married at Kingsdowne in this County ye 8th day of May 1688 and died ye 25th day of March 1700. She was the eldest daughter of Anthony NOWERS, Gentleman, by Elizabeth his second wife ye only daughter and heiress of John PEIRSE Gent.

North Aisle (North wall).281  (Framed Brass plate) to Harriet Sophia wife of William PETERSON, Rector of this parish and daughter of William ARMSTRONG of Jesus College, Cambridge 9th wrangler 1795 and 42 years Rector of Stanford le Hope, Essex. In the recent sickness in Biddenden she took a lively interest in what she was doing for the sick and dying as she had done through her life. She died Easter Day, 17th April 1892 aged 85 years.

Cross Aisle (North).
282  To the grateful memory of James BLACKMORE late of this Parish, Gent, who died 24th December 1727 aged 24. This stone was placed here by James HAFFENDEN of Tenterden whom he made his heir.

283  Brass to Margaret GOLDWELL, January 1499 and her two husbands, Laurence HENSELL who died January 1452 by whom she had two daughters Alice and Agnes, and John Goldwell buried at Great Chart 1499 by whom she had a son Geoffry. A shield of Arms [?az] a chief [?or] over all a lion rampant for Goldwell.

Cross Aisle (South).
284  Here lyeth the Body of Edmund STEDE of Biddenden in the County of Kent, Gent, who lived to the age of Seaventy six yeares and departed this life the nine and twentieth day of May Anno Domini 1664.

South Aisle.
285  Towards the East end a stone with matrix of a fine brass with marginal inscription and corner pieces.

286  (At East end by pulpit stairs) Here lie the Remains of Miss Mary Louisa ROSS who departed this life the 8th of September 1814 aged 17 years.

287  (On South wall): To the memory of Richard BEALE Esquire of River Hall in this Parish who died 19th January 1836 aged 65. He left surviving Frances his widow and ten children: Richard, Seaman, William, Thomas, Anne, Charles, Frances, Elizabeth, John and George -Richard, by whom this tablet is erected as a pious token of their love and affection for a kind husband and an indulgent father. Also to the memory of Frances his widow who died 27th February 1854 aged 82 years. Her surviving children here inscribe her name and in this world take their last farewell. Above the tablet is the Beale crest: a unicorns head erased. Below, their arms: Sa. on a chevron or. between three griffin’s heads erased as many estoiles of the field.

Nave (from West to East).288 John GOODSON, died 9th June 1724 aged 50. 

289  Here lyeth ye Body of Mary TAYLOR one of ye daughters of Francis Taylor late of this parish, Gent. and Elizabeth his wife. She departed this life 25th day of January Anno Domini [?1719] in the [? 29th ] year.

290  Arms- quarterly: 1 and 4 on a chief two boars heads couped (Taylor) 2 and 3 a bend between two unicorns heads erased ( ). Here lieth the Body of Francis TAYLOR of this parish, Gent. who departed this life ye 6th November 1733 aged 40. He was Eldest son of Francis Taylor and Elizabeth his wife who are buried near this place.

291  Arms: Taylor impaling Nowers as in 280. Crest ? a fox holding – in his mouth. Here lyeth ye Body of Francis TAYLOR of ys parish, Gent, who departed this life ye 8th day of December Anno Domini 1719 in the 60th year of his age. He married Elizabeth ye Eldest daughter of Anthony NOWERS, Gent, by Elizabeth his second wife ( who lyeth buried by him). By whom he had issue six children: Elizabeth, Mary, Francis, Katherine, John and Elizabeth of whom three (viz) Elizabeth the Eldest, Katherine and Elizabeth ye youngest dyed before him and lye also buried in this place. 

292  Here lyeth the Body of Jam…. WOLBAIL who died the age of 57 yeares and left issue on sonne Peter Wolbail and departed this life the 12th day of June Anno Domini 1621. 

293  Hic iacet Maria relicita Hom…./….filia Wilhehi CLERK de…./…. Ro Cantiano Equitis avr…./…. un habuist maritum Richard H…./….se de Bethersden arm Ob…./ an. Sal. 1706 Vixit an…./.

294  Here lyeth the Body of John WHITFELD of this parish Gent. who died February 1(?9) 1695 in ye [?64th ] year of his age. He married Elizabeth sole daughter and heiress of Alexander WELDISH of Brede in…. who died November ye 12th 1682 (?) in ye 45th year of her age. By her he had issue…. daughters viz Tho: Al…., …., Francis, Dorothy, ..ary and Esther where of all his sons except….[?Alexander] died before him as also did ye said Elizabeth his wife and were buried near this place. Here also lyes in this Chancel + Thomas Whitfeld Gent. and Jane his wife ye father and mother of ye said John Whitfeld and Francis and William his two younger brothers. [+ This stone though now in the Nave was formerly in the   chancel].

295  (Before the chancel entrance). Charlotte LAWRANCE daughter of Thomas POMFRET Gent. died 15th September 1765 aged 35 years. Also Thomas Lawrance her son and only survivor, died 10th January 1803 aged 39 years.

In the North Chancel.296  (On the South East side) a large stone tomb, with brasses to John MAYNEY and his wife Margaret daughter and heir of Ralph JOHNSON of Ticehurst . Obiit Joannes Mayne armiger vicecomes Kanciae xxi dic maii anno salutis 1566. Susceptis ex Margareta uxore vnica filia et haerede Radulphi Jonson armigeri 14 liberis E quibus reliquit quinqz superstites filios duos Anthoniu et Gualteru filias tres Elizabetham Mariam et   Ceciliam. This stone is set upright in the East wall and in front of it is a tomb with marble slab on which is a brass: Monumentum hoc Marmoreu ex praescripto testamenti statuerunt Executores Gualterus Mayne senior, frater, Gualterus Mayne iunior, filius eiusden Joannis Mayne et Joannes WILDEGOSE, sororis filius cuius pater Thomas Wildegose hic pone paulum a saena iacet Qui obiit I die Septembris A. Dm 1541. [Above the figures of John Mayne and his wife are three shields: (1) Per Pale (ar and sa) three chevronels between as many 5-foils all counter changed. Crest an arm armed quarterly (ar & sa) holding a battle axe of the second (staff or). (2) Mayne [ as in I] impaling quarterly. (1 & 4) On a chevron between three lions heads erased bezantee an estoile [ Johnson]. (2) Quarterly erm and [?arg] in first and fourth quarters a ? goats heads erased, horned. (3) a chevron between three ? plovers. The third shield (over his wife) is as the above impalement.

297  In the North East corner another large tomb. Over it and under the window above the tomb a label of laten or lead: "………………[? Pray for the soul of] John MEYNY and all cristen soules".

298  (On North wall) a large brass tablet to William Hodges TYLDEN-PATTENSON, J.P. D.L. Captain of His Majesty’s 25th Regiment Kings Own Borderers of Ibornden and Dashmonden in this parish. Eldest son of Lieutenant Colonel Cooke Tylden Pattenson. Born 12th March 1822 died 1st May 1894, and of Elizabeth his wife only daughter of Reverend James BOYS M.A Rector of this parish, born 6th December 1832 died 19th January 1892. Erected by their children.

299  (On East wall) In a vault beneath this Chancel are deposited the remains of Anne Rebecca, wife of C. TYLDEN-PATTENSON of Ibornden in this parish, Esquire. Eldest daughter of T.L. HODGES of Hemsted, Esquire, MP for the County. She died 11th February 1836 aged 33 years and two months after a long illness. She left three sons and two daughters who with her husband pray they may be like her.

300  (On East wall) Sacred to the memory of Henry Thomas TYLDEN- PATTENSON, 1st Lieutenant, Bengal Horse Artillery, third son of Cooke Tylden-Pattenson of Ibornden, Esquire, who died at Lodiana, 13th March 1848 aged 23 years ten months. In the campaign on the Sutlege her served in the Battles of Aliural and Sobraon. His brother officers as a tribute of their regard erected a tomb over his remains at Lodiana. His esteemed Commandant Lieutenant Colonel Huthwaite CB. placed a tablet to his memory in the church at Dum Dum.

301  ( On the East face of the wall separating the Nave from this chancel, a marble tablet): To the Glory of God and in memory of the Reverend John Cooke TYLDEN – PATTENSON, M.A. who died at St. Leonards on Sea, 31st August 1902 aged 79. Also of Caroline Mary (widow of Major James Mill WALKER RA) who died at Beer S. Devon, 2nd November 1902 aged 73. The above were respectively the second son and younger daughter of Lieutenant Colonel C. Tylden-Pattenson of Ibornden.

302  (On North face of same wall) A brass to Claude Walter TYLDEN- PATTENSON who died from enteric fever, 23rd November 1910 aged 24. Buried at Morar Cemetery, Gwalior, India. Also his brother Percy Reginald Tylden-Pattenson died at Peterborough on 23rd April 1913 from effects of an accident aged 21. Erected by their parents.

303  On some of the red floor tiles are: H.H. 1706 - T.P. 1757 – D.H. 1696.

In the Choir.Before the altar rails are collected slabs bearing the brasses of the Eurenden, Boddenden. Seyliard, Randolph, Stede and Allard families. From North to South they are as follows:-

304  (Brass of John Eurenden and his two wives) John EVRENDEN Beinge of the age of threscore yeares havinge passed the tyme of his pilgrimage with good and Godlye reporte hath finished his mortall dayes. His wives were two, Jone and Jane. With the first he lived twentye five yeares and had issue William, Ferdinando, Isabell and Phebe. With the other seven yeares and had noe issue and now lyeth under this marble stone who was buried the thirteenth day of Aprill 1598.

305  (Brass of William Boddindin and his two wives and children). Hic sepultum iacet corpus Gulielmi BODDINDIN qui obit 30 die martii anno 1579 anno aetatis suae 63 Qui dum vixit duas ligittime duxet uxores prima nominat. Juliana ex qua unum filium nominatum Gulielmum et quinqz filias scilicet Martham, Mariam, Johanam, Judithea et Rabedigiam procreauit; Secunda nominata Anna ex qua duas filias procreauit Annam et Joannam et his iau multis annis bona fid bonaq fama peractis die et anno predictis fidelissime obiit 1584 insculpta.

306  (Brass of J. Seyliard, two wives, children and shields of arms). Corpora Josiae SEYLIARD generosi et Judithae prioris conivgis et BODDENDEN ortae familia isto sepulta iacent tumulo illos Devs et natura melior, 4 filiis et duabus natis pulchra fecit prole panute quae Juditha ano Aetatis suae 48 et Domini 1602. Primo die Noveabris exspiravit animam. postea Josias vero connubis iunxit sibi in vxore Anna filiam Thoucae AVSTEN ex qua Duos genvit filios vnamq filiam octavo avte. Die Julii 1609 et Aetatis svae annom 61 Domino Cui debvit Anima tradidit. [Above is the Seyliard shield twelve quarterings. Below two shields (1) Seyliard impaling Boddenden. (2) Seyliard twelve quarterings. 

307  (Brass of B. Randolph, two wives, children and two shields of arms):- Here lyeth the Bodies of Bernard RANDOLPHE, Gent. and of Jane his wife daughter of William BODDENDEN sister unto Sir William Boddenden alias Boddenham knight. Hee departed this life the VI" of Maye 1628. Shee departed this life the 23 of Aprill 1619 having yssue five sons videlicet William, Bernard, John, Harbert and Edmund and one daughter Elizabeth. Hee died at the age of LXXII Shee died at the age of XLVIII yeares. The two shields bear (1) on a cross four mullets with a fifth mullet in the first quarter. (2) Quarterly 1 & 4 a fess between three chessrooks (Boddenden) 2 & 3 Barry of 6 – and chequy.   Added in pencil on the opposite page by Duncan is the following:- Engraved on the same blue marble slab to which are fixed brasses .Here lieth also ye body of Herbert Randolph of Canterbury Esquire son of Herbert and Grandson of ye said Bernard He died 15th August AD 1685 Aet. 56

308  (Brass of W. Randolph, his wife, children and two shields of arms):- Here lie the bodyes of William RANDOLPH of Byddenden Gentleman and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Stephen CURTIS of Tenterden, Gentleman who had issue surviving at their deaths two sonnes Barnard and William and six daughters Elizabeth, Jane, Mary, Sarah, Susan and Margarett. Hee dyed the sixth day of December in ye yeare of our Lorde 1641 and in the 52nd yeare of his age. Shee dyed the 15th day of the moneth and yeare aforesaid and the 40th yeare of her age. The shields bear (1) On a cross four mullets (Randolph) impaling Curteis ( a chevron between three bulls' heads cabossed) (2) Curteis.  

309 (Brass inscription):- Memoriae Sacrum. Inter Ecuvias mortis Hic placida fruatur Requie quod mortale fuit uxoris Edmundi STEDE Gen : quae vt ab incunabulis, Pudicitia, ac Benignitate totuis sui generis vixit ornamentum, Sic quun in Conjugio, Pie, Deo, Peramanter Marito, nec non omnibus affabiliter sexdecim peregisset annos et virum suum Octo Beasset Liberis (sempiternam spe Possidendi traugullitatem) Praeclarum Patientiae et Charitatis Obijt exemplar ( Maerentem relinqueus Viduum et tres Filias) Decimon octauo die Decembris Anno Aetatis suae Tricesimo secundo et Salutis 1681. Vivit Post Funera Virtus.

310  (Brass inscription) Richard ALLARDE, alderman of the City of Rochester havinge with good report finished the ful course of thre score yeres ended his life there and now lieth interred here . His wives were iii Helen, Joane and Thomasin . By the first he had issue Henrye, Richard, John, Anne, Marye and Elyzabeth. By the second Frances, Susan and Phaebe. Richard Allard died the iii of June Anno Domini 1593. [This brass is within the South Chancel].

In the centre of the Quire.311   H.S.S. Exuviae Gulielmi TRENT, Rectoris a dextra iacet Maria Trent.

312  H.S.S. Exuviae Mariae TRENT, Gulielmi uxoris, Filiae Gulielmi DYER. Sinistram jacet Charlota Maria WALKER.

313  (at entrance to Quire) Rev. Johannis POMFRET a.m. [?Rector]….wel…ch [? Newchurch] Rectoris obiit Oct…/ AD 171…. Aetat…./ Subtus…. Elizabetha filia eius…./ obiit 2nd Dec…Aetat…

314  ( On a choir-stall on North side). In memory of Leslie Reginald MUNDAY 2/5th Bn The Buffs for 13 years a member of this choir. The first resident of Biddenden to lay down his life for his country in the Great War. Killed at Suvila Bay, 6th September 1915 aged 19.

In centre of Quire.
315  Arms:- Quarterly (arg and gu) a bend (sa) Crest, an arm holding an axe- a label of four points for difference. Thomas POMFRETT late of this parish died 14th April 1752 aged 55. Left issue one son Charles who died 17th July 1752 aged 20 and two daughters Mary and Charlotte who are still surviving.

Within the Altar rails.
316  ( Before the altar) Edward NARES DD . died 23rd July 1841 aged 79.

317  (On East wall, South of altar). Arms: gu on a cross arg. Five mullets pierced sa: impaling gu. "a" lion rampant or. holding a white rose slipped vertically. Near this place lyeth buried the bodies of Harbert RANDOLPH late of this parish,Gent, who was educated in ye Universitie of Oxford and married Elizabeth the daughter of Giles MASTER of the City of Canterbury Esquire, by whom he had issue three sons and three daughters, whereof were surviving at the time of his decease Harbert, Randolph his onely sonne and heire. And also Mary, Elizabeth and Margaret which said Harbert departed this life the 8th day of September 1644 and Elizabeth his wife the 6th January 1640.[Underneath: Francis Grigs fecit anno 1645].

318  (On East wall, North of altar) In memory of Elizabeth wife of Rev. Thomas KIRKBANK of this parish, 18th December 1801 aged 42. She was the only daughter of Stephen HOOKER OF Brenchley, Esquire, by Elizabeth his wife and left the undernamed children Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas, Robert and Stephen. Rev. T. Kirkbank died 21st November 1828 aged 72.

319  (North wall) Tablet to Rev. Edward NARES D.D. Regius Professor of Modern History in University of Oxford. 43 years Rector of this parish, 23rd July 1841 aged 79 (an Exordium).

320  (On South wall) Brass to James BOYS M.A. 40 years Rector of Biddenden, sometime Rural Dean, died 13th February 1882 aged 89. Sarah his wife daughter of Rev. John LIGHTFOOT, Rector of Gotham and perpetual Curate of Uxbridge, died 2nd July 1868 aged 80. The West window of this church is dedicated by their only child.

321  The East window is in memory of Cooke TYLDEN-PATTENSON of Ibornden Esquire, who died 23rd January 1858 and of Anne Rebecca his first wife who died 11th February 1836; by their Eldest son 1859.

South Chancel322  (On East wall) M.S. Gulielmi TRENT In Barbada insula Americana nati. E Collegio C.C. apudn Cantabrigieuses A.M. Hujusce Ecclesie Rectoris and oc. Uxorem duxit Mariam filiam Gulielmi DYER mercatoris insulae predictae. Ob. Martii 12, 1735 Aet. 64. Secundis Nuptiis sibi adjunxit Mariam filiam Richardi BEALE de hac parochia generosi. Eamq Superstitem reliquit Jan. 15 A.D. 1739 Aetat. 64. Maria uxor predicta decessit 4 October 1780 Aet. 74. Charlotta Maria Gulielmi WALKER Armigeri filiola Ob. Maii 11, 1718 vix biennis,  Laurentius Trent armiger Gulielmi ( a Johanne fratre Natu majore) Nepos …..aeres Pietatis et observantiae ergo Poni curavit.

323  (On South wall) To Richard BEALE of River Hall in this parish Esquire, died 14th December 1814 aged 70 and is buried amongst his ancestors in the churchyard. Richard Beale his nephew and successor erects this monument.

324  (Slab) Charlotte Maria NARES daughter of the Rev. Edward Nares Rector of this parish by the right Honarable Lady Georgiana Charlotte Nares his wife. Born 30th July 1800 died December 22nd 1803.

325  Stone with matrix of a brass plate and figure and shield of arms.

In the Vestry
326. Fixed to a board are portions of four brasses. (1) part of a figure of a man temp Elizabeth. (2) and (3) shields of arms: Quarterly 1 & 4 checquy  -  and  -   on a canton a  -   (    ) 2  & 3, two bars, in chief three water bougets. A crescent for difference (in centre) Crest ? a lion statant guardant. (4) Eight lines of Latin verse commemorating Thomas FLETE who died 14th August 1572, 14 Elizabeth.

327  Mr Duncan seems to have missed the following: On South side of chancel arch facing West (above pulpit), marble. Mural in memory of Richard BEALE Esquire and Ann his wife daughter of John COOKE of Cranbrook Esquire. He died 6th November 1786 aged 69, she died 6th December 1761 aged 42. They had issue three sons and one daughter: Seaman-Cooke and Richard who survived: John died young at sea, and Ann married to Robt. CURTEIS of Tenterden gent.  Also of Seaman Beale only brother of above who died 13th May 1767 aged 46 unmarried. [By order of Richard his son and sole executor. Arms: c.p. no.287, Paley of five Gules, three eagles displayed: Beale impaling Cooke?

Index of Names and Places

Index:
Allarde 310
Allen 87. 236.
Anson (118)
Armstrong 281.
Austen 306.
B-167
Barling 103.
Barrett (137)
Batt 157.
Beale 16a,16b,17,130-136,138-140,
    144, 252, 256, 287, 322,
323, 327.
Beken 103-108.
Bengham 59.
Bingham 156, 168, 176.
Blackmore 282.
Boddenden 305-307.
Body 86, 87,122, 275.
Bonny (87).
Boorman 49, 51, 260.
Bourne 10, 11, 30.
Boys 298, 320.
Bradley 73.
Bridgeland 145
Browne 7.
Brooker 166.
Brounger 169.
Buckhurst 62, 66.
Buckland 38, 240-242, 247, 248.
Bullen 152.
Burden (95), 157.
Burton 72.
Button 147, 182, 276.
Byham 93, 221, 233.
Carey (241-246)
Carpenter 189.
Carter 74.
Chambers 55, 201.
Chilton 70.
Clerk 293.
Clagget 102.
Clout 97.
Clark, Clarke 125, 170.
Cole 178, 190, 191.
Colebrook 4, 5, 40, 177, 198.
Collings 126, 127.
Cooke (144).(255), (257), (298-301),
     (321),(327)..
Cox 111.
Crampton 151.
Crowns 222, 263.
Cullingham 236
Curteis, Curtis
36, 308.(327).
Dann 91.
Davis 63, 64, 67.
Day 15, 18, 185, 186, 195.
Daynes 270, 273.
Dean 13, 14, 197, 251, 252, 271,
    272, (273).
Dibly 34, 35.
Driver 165, 174.
Drury 53.
Dyer 32, 312, 322.
Elmstone 149.
Eurenden 304.
Farren 113.
Fenn 238.
Field 41.
Fitch 252.
Flete 326.
Freeman 142, 154, 154a, 155, 274.
Fryman 235.
Gibbon 199.Gilberd 194.
Gilbert 68.
Giles 27-29, 118.
Godman (252).
Goldwell 283.
Goodson 288.
Goodwin (275).
Gower 119.
Greenall 253.
H-101, 293, 303.
Hadrill 73.
Haffenden 17, 207, 210, 211, 282.
Hague 31, 262.
Harris 66, 92, 99, 100.
Harrison 162.
Hayter 148, 153.
Heath 249, 250.
Henman 179, 181.
Hensell 283.
Hill 89.
Hillyear 124.
Hodges (93, 221, 298) 299.
Hodson (253).
Homewood (110)
Honiss 128, 129.
Hooker 318.
Hopper 109-110, 114-117, 229, 259.
Hukins (202).
Hunt 266.
Huthwaite 300
Jarvis 265, 267.
Jennings 159, 160.
Johnson 75, 279, 296.
Jones 39.
Joy 69.
Jury 6.
Kadwell 193, 194.
Kennard 150.
King 143.
Kirkbank 263, 318.
Lane 199.
Lanyrden 50.
Large 152.
Lawrance 90, 295.
Levett 94, 120.
Lightfoot 320.
Liley 161.
Lomas 225.
Luck 3.
Maill…., 62.
March 37.
Master 317.
Masterson 19.
Mather 2.
Matthews 264.
Mayne, Mayner, 296, 297.
Medhurst 88.
Milles 171-173.
Montague (202, 204.).
Moore 81, 83.
Munday 314.
Munk 110.
Munn (240).
Nares 196, 261, 264, 316, 319, 324.
Nash 223.
Neville 229, 230.
Newenden 16 a.
Newington (271).
Newton 65, 229.
Norris 92 a.
Nowers 280, 291.
Oliver 95, 96.
Orton 200.
Osborne 112, 113, (225).
Ottaway 77.P- 303.
Paine 211, 215.
Parks 146.
Pattenson 163, 164, 256.
Peene 79.
Peirse 280.
Peters 183.
Peterson 281.
Pilbeam 85.
Pilcher 138.
Pitt (254).
Pomfrett 17,223,227-229, 295, 313, 315.
Potken 46.
Potter 54
Prowett (39).
Pullen 212, 213, 216-220.
Pyner (110).
Quilter 227, 228.
Raines 80.
Ramsden 239.
Randolphe 307, 308, 317.
Ransley 226.
Reeve 149.
Rippon 208-210.
Ross 286.
Sanders (207, 210, 211).
Seaman 16a, (132), (144), (287).
Seyliard 306.
Sharp 47.
Sims 180.
Skinner 206.
Small 1.
Smith 158, 214.
Sorrell 42.
Springate, Springett 162, 254.
Stace 82.
Stede 284, 309.
Steele 262.
Stephens 33.
Streater 224.
Swadling 196.
Tannar 12.
Tapley 98.
Taylor 9, 277, 278, 280, 289, 290, 291.
Thomas 151.
Thorp 21.
Thurston 56-58, 60, 61, 78.
Tree 32.
Trent 311, 312, 322.
Tylden-Pattenson 255, 257, 298-302,
    321. [ see Pattenson].
Upton 175.
Vane 70, 71.
Vaughan 199.
W- 9A.
Walker 301, 312, 322.
Watts 7, 8, 141.
Webb 84, 239.
Weldish 294.
Weeks 187, 188.
Wells 202-204.
Weston 137, 234.
Whibley 121.
Whiteing 269.
Whitfeld 294.
Wicken 205.
Wickens 76, (83).
Wildegose 296.
Willard 20, 22-26.
Winder 43, 44, 123.
Witherden 45, 48, 51a, (135), 192, 192a, 231-232,237,242-247,(248),250,251,258.
Wolbail 292.

Index of Coats of Arms.
Beale 16b, 287.327.
Boddenden 306, 307.
Curteis 308.
Giles 29.
Goldwell 283.Haffenden 211.
Johnson 279, 296.
Master 317.
Mayne 296.
Neville 230.
Nowers 280, 291.Pattenson 163, 255, 256.
Pomfrett 227, 315.
Randolphe 307, 308, 317, 327.
Seyliard 306.
Taylor 280, 290, 291.
Tylden 255.
??? 290, 296, 307, 326, 327.

Index of Places.
Ashford 129.
Barbadoes 322.
Batemans wood 215.
Bethersden 293.
Branden in Cranbrook 157.
Biddenden:-
   Brickwell 229.
   Castweasle 242-244, 250.
   Dashmonden 298.
   Duesden 225.
   Elmstone House 139.
   Goldwell 240.
   Highpoles Farm 104.
   Ibornden 255, 256,
                       298-302,321.
   Parish House 235.
   Randolphs 39.
   River Hall 138, 139, 287,
                323.
   Wagstaff 124.
   Worsenden 229, 230.
Boulogne sur mer 87.
Bredgar 16a, 256, 262.
Brede 294.
Brenchley 318.
Cambridge (Jesus) 281.
Cambridge ( CC) 322.
Canterbury 73, 317.
Charing 115.
Chancellorsville, America 216.
Cranbrook 54, 152, 157, 262, 327.
Egerton 199.
Folkestone 262.
Frittenden 65, 239.
Gillingham 7.
Goodnestone by Wingham 223.
Gotham – Combwell in 320.
Goudhurst 173.
Great Chart 283.
Hemsted 299.
Horsmonden 172.
India (Lodiana – Dum Dum) 300, 302.
Jersey City U.S.A. 115.
Kingsdowne 280.
Lexington, Georgia, North America 195.
London:-
   Highgate Cemetery 6.
   Oxford Street 180.
   Tottenham Court Road 181.
Loose 62,109.
Newchurch 313
Newnham 262.
Peterborough 302.
Pluckley 280.
Oxford University 317, 319.
Rochester 310.
Rolvenden 138.
Shadoxhurst 280.
Sissinghurst 6.
Smarden 14, 196.
Stanford-le-Hope 281.
Staple 227.
St. Leonards on sea 301.
Suvla Bay 314.
Swanscomb 185.
Tenterden 17, 43, 45, 282, 308, 327.
Ticehurst 296.
Tonge 262.
Uxbridge 320.
Walthamstow 39.
Woodchurch 104.
Worcestershire 264.

General Index
Army 7, 255, 298, 300, 314.
Barber 161.
Bricklayer 154, 155, 201.
Carpenter 235.
Clothier 16a.
Cordwainer 37, 64, 67.
Cooper 159.Farmer 15, 44, 75, 95, 96, 106, 107, 120.
Grocer 26, 33, 99, 109.Miller 47,
Parish Clerk and Sexton 147, 182, 276.
Parish Officer 107.
Peruke Maker 161, 147.
Plasterer 73.

Rector 2, 65, 196, 261, 264, 281, 298, 311, 316,319, 320, 322, 324.
Surgeon 253.
Tailor 100.
Timber Merchant 238.
Wheelwright 224.
Yeoman 18, 20, 22, 23, 48, 89, 93, 158, 162, 178,188, 189, 198, 205, 221, 251