Some Monumental Inscriptions of Bridge Church

Some Monumental Inscriptions of Bridge Church, noted by Bax & Rice Friday 6 May 1892. Also some Monumental Inscriptions noted by Rev Bryan Faussett noted 1757, added 20th October 2007. Pages 14-17 of Epitaphs from Kent Churches typed up by Margaret Broomfield.

1. HS with cherub’s head, palm branches and E of church. Here lieth the body of Mary CROFTS of this parish she died July ye 17 1775 aged 89 years.

2. HS near foregoing, 2 cherub’s heads, trumpet. Here lieth the body of Richard CROFTS late of this parish who departed this life July 1st 1763 in the 77 year of his age.

3. HS S of foregoing, cherub’s head, and sculls. Here lieth the body of William GILBERT of this parish who left issue by Sarah his wife one daughter viz. Sarah. He departed this life January 29 1760 aged 47 years.

4. HS Cherub’s head. In memory of Sarah wife of John PALMER of this parish who died 20 April 1772 aged 31 years. Left surviving one daughter, Sarah.

5. HS 2 cherub’s heads. In memory of Mary daughter of Francis and Mary CROSOER OF THIS PARISH DIED June 28 1774 aged 22 years. Also Hannah sister of the above aged 6 years (sic).

6. HS. In memory of Sarah daughter of Francis and Mary CROSOER who departed this life April 6th 1782 aged 14 years.

7. HS. In memory of Francis CROSOER late of this parish who died November 17 1779 aged 52 years.

8. HS. To the memory of Elizabeth only daughter of Henry and Sarah Crosoer . She departed this life December 15 1811 in the 8 year of her age.

9. HS. In memory of Francis CROSOER Junr. who departed this life November 21 1783 aged 27 years.

10. HS. In memory of Mary wife of Francis CROSOER who departed this life December 8 1782 aged 54 years.

11. HS. Cherub’s heads, trumpets. In memory of Catherine WOODWARD. She died 28th June 1778 aged 77 years. Also of Ann Woodward who died November 17th 1793 aged 65 years.

12. HS. Cherub’s heads. In memory of Matthew WOODWARD late of this parish who died 20 October 1729 aged 31 years. Likewise of Elizabeth daughter of the above Matthew Woodward by Catherine his wife she died August 24th 1771 aged 44 years. She was a dutiful daughter, a sincere [blank].

13. HS. Cherub’s head. S of church. In memory of Sarah the wife of Matthew CHAMPION of this parish who died the 3rd of September 1774 aged 62 years. Also of Matthew Champion late of this parish who died 27 August 1776 aged 72 years.

Copied by Mr. R.G. Rice.
14. Here rest the mortal remains of Thomas WHITE late of this parish who departed this life September 23rd 1820 aged 61 years. Left surviving Rebecca his wife and one son Thomas. Also of Rebecca wife of the above who died February 1st 1829 aged 70 years.

15. Headstone close to, and to the S of last. In memory of Hannah wife of Edmond WHITE who died October 21st 1787 aged 67 years. Left surviving Thomas and Sarah. Why should I be unwilling for to die that lived so long in pain and misery. Grieve not for me my children dear I am not dead but sleeping here. My days are past my grave you see prepare yourselves to follow me. Also of Edmand (sic) husband to the above who died 4 April 1805 aged 77 years.

16. Small HS. SE of church. To the memory of Louisa BRICE daughter of Richard and Sarah Brice who died August 26th 1818 aged 9 months.

17. Headstone SE of church. Three sculls cut at top. Here lieth buried the body of Ann the wife of John ROBINSON of this parish she died December the 31st 1723 in ye 36 year of her age.

18. Headstone. S of church. 3 sculls and 2 hourglasses at top. Here lieth the body of Sarah FARMON who died October 19th 1736. At her left side lieth ye body of William her son who died November 20th 1724 [sunk].

19. Headstone, East of church. In memory of Hannah wife of Thomas FLETCHER who died the 30th March 1789 aged 51 years.

20. Headstone, E of church, 2 cherub’s heads at top. Here lieth interr’d the body of Thomas MANTLE late of Fordwich who died ye 26th June 1762 aged 42 years. To perpetuate ye memorye of a tender father and good husband this stone was erected by his widow.

21. Headstone close to ………. of last. In memory of Mary MANTLE who died November 22nd 1782 aged 60 years. Afflictions sore long time I bore physicians was in vain. Till God was pleased to give me ease and freed me of my pain.

22. Small HS. South of church. William TYSON died March 10th 1794 aged 23 years.

23. Headstone. S of church. Here lieth interr’d the body of John HALWARD he died June ye 25th 1749 in ye 15th year of his age.

24. HS close to and to the North of last – a cherub’s head at top. Here lieth ye body of Samuel HALWARD late of Bishopsbourne who died July 3rd 1752 aged 49 years and left issue one son.

25. HS. close to and to the N of last – 2 cherub’s heads at top. Here lieth the body of Mary wife of Samuel HALWARD late of Bishopsbourne, who died September ye 28th 1755 aged 42 years.

26. HS South of church. In memory of Thomas TYSON who died the 5th of June 1810 aged 33 years.

27. Large HS to the N of last and close to it. In R. caps. Sacred to the memory of Frances wife of Joseph Taylor TYSON of Canterbury, ironmonger who departed this life on the 18th of April 1840, aged 59 years also of the above Joseph Taylor Tyson who departed this life on the 14th of October 1853 aged 80 years.

28. Low coped stone to the South of last at the W end – in R. caps. Beneath lie the remains of Frances, daughter of Joseph Taylor and Frances Tyson of the City of Canterbury born August 14th 1808 died May 4th 1809. (South slope) Augusta TYSON died August 8th 1825 aged 2 years and 6 months. On S side Joseph Tyson died October 9th 1814 aged 8 months.

29. About 12 "Fagge" stones to the South of church.

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Also some Monumental Inscriptions  Noted by Rev Bryan Faussett noted 1757, added 20th October 2007

No Altar Piece.
30. On an Handsome Black and White Marble Altar Tomb, fixt to ye North Wall, is the Following Coat and Inscription. [Sa. on a chief arg. a demi-lion rampt. issuant gu. (G. Note: BRAEMS) imp. (DIGGES) Gu. on a + arg. 5 spreadeagles sa.]. Joane the second Daughter of Walter HARFLEET, of Beakesbourne Esq. The First Wife of Sr. Arnold BRAEMS Knt. departed this Life ye 26th Day of July 1635 (P. says 27 July), and lieth buried in ye Parish Church of St. Maries In Dovor, in ye West Isle, where there is a Monument erected to her Everlasting Memory. Elizabeth the Second Daughter of Sr. Dudley DIGGES, of Chilham Castle, Knt. Master of ye Roles; Second Wife of Sr. Arnold Braems Knt. departed this Life the 17th Day of May 1643. And, lieth Buried in the Middle of this Chancell, where her Name is engraven, and for Whom this Monument is erected.

31. On a Flat Stone in ye Middle of ye Chancell. Under this Stone lies Buried the Body of Elizabeth DIGGS, 2d. Wife of Sr. Arnold BRAEMS, to whose Memory is erected the Monument, on the North Side of this upper Chancell. Over the above mention’d Monument hangs a Picture, on Copper, with the Arms of BARGRAVE, as before. Pag.57. And the following Inscription painted on ye Bottom of it; which, in some Places is scarce legible. Roberto Bargrave de Bridge Genso. hic nato Feb. 5 Anno 1584/5. Denato 26 Jan. Anno 1649/50. Viro, Relligione in Deum, Pietate in Authotate, Charitate in pauperes, Humanitate in Omnes; Spectassimo Avunculo, optimè de Se Merito Aetatis 65, Vivis Cantuariae Monumentum hoc Memoriae et Gratitudinis. Tho. HARDRES, Jo. Bargrave. Executores. F.F. P.P. D.D.D.

32. Under an Arch in ye North Wall lies a very Ancient Figure of a Man (as it seems) (P.394 ‘female’) at full Length. Over which are ye Histories of Adam and Eve in Paradise; ditto, driven out of it; Cain and Abels Sacrifices, etc. etc. These are all expressed in very small Figure in Alto Releivo, wch. seem to be well done for ye Time when they were cut. Over each History, and out of ye Mouths of most of ye Figures are Scrolls, few of which are legible. Over ye Statue are these few Words remaining, wch. make about a 4th Part of ye whole Line, wch. reaches from one End of ye Monumt. to the other. "Levavi Oculos Meos ad Montes unde veniet .. Over the History of Adam & Eve driven out of Paradise, these words Justitia Dei.

33. On the East Side of ye 1st Window, on ye South Side, is an Inscription in very old Characters, which, tho I took great Pains, I could make out No better than as follows
Beati qui in Domino moriuntur./Quis habitabit in Tabernaculo Dei,/Qui operat …… certa/Institia, atq ad Mortem et ……/…… Puguabit Inimicos suos./Hec Col fec potentis/Dei Gracia Anno Do. 1519.(?).

34. In The Wall near ye 2d. Window, under a Small Nitch, where, I suppose formerly stood some Image, is this Inscription in raised Letters, very ancient, wch. I thus make out, the best I can. "Macobus KASEY Vicari de Patrixborne … fuit hic heri Ano. Dni. M.V. et XII … et Mensis Marcij Die XXI. (Error for Malcomus RAMSEY, RASEY). (1512-3).

35. Over the Nitch, is a Scroll wch. I could not make out . On the other Side of this Windows, is Another Scroll, with a Skull, Bones, a Snake, etc. very finely cut in Releivo. I cd. make out no more of the Legend, than these Words. Dum Tempus ……….. (habemus) Operemur Bonum.

36. In The Body. On a Flat Stone. Beneath this Stone lies interred, in Hopes of a Joyfull Resurrection, ye Body of Ambrose MILWAY, Gent. Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London, late of this Parish who departed this Life 3 Jany. 1744/. Aged 61 Years.

37. On Another. Here lieth inerred the Body of Mary HOLEMON the Widow of Lawrence Holemon, who departed this Life Dec. 20 1695. Aged 55 Years. (Oct. 20, 1695, instead of Dec).

38. This Church, wch. is small, consists of ye Chancell, Body, and 2 Side Isles. The Steeple, which has a low Spire, is at ye West End of ye South Isle; in it hang 3 Bells. The First and Second have no Inscriptions. The Third is thus inscribed. Ave Maria Gracia Plena, Dns. Tecum.

39. In the Churchyard is a very Ancient Altar Tomb, without Inscription.

40. Bridge is a Chapel annext to Patrixsbourne, and was dedicated to St. Peter 1757.

Index of Names and Places

Names Index
BARGRAVE 31
BRAEMS 30, 31
BRICE 16
CHAMPION 13
CROFTS 1, 2
CROSOER 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
DIGGES 30, 31
Fagge 12
FARMON 18
FLETCHER 19
GILBERT 3
HALWARD 23, 24, 25
HARDRES 31
HARFLEET 30
HOLEMON 37
KASEY 34
MANTLE 20, 21
MILWAY 36
PALMER 4
ROBINSON 17
TYSON 22, 27, 28
WHITE 14, 15
WOODWARD 11, 12Place Index
Beakesbourne 30
Bishopsbourne 24, 25
Canterbury 27, 28
Chilham Castle 30
Fordwich 20
London 36
Patrixbourne 34, 41

General
Citizen & Merchant Taylor 36
ironmonger 27

Tithe Apportionment for Bridge

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Bridge Tithe award schedule - signed 8th March 1839 Back to Bridge Maps etc Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Sheet 7 George    Ash Daniel    Austin Heirs of  James   Ashenden Rev Richard    Barham Catharine    Bear Henry    Bird Lousia   Buckingham Sheet 8 Richard    Sherrard John Alwood & others Daniel Austin Thomas    Johnson James    Richardson Eleanor    Andrews Unoccupied Henry    Horn William  Swan & others Ann Butler & others John    Steed Richard    Brice Herself Horne Henry  Horne Richard    Brice 25 26 184 185 190 193 194 195 196 91 63 64 81 82 95 96 97 74 12 44 137 138 144 145 144* 45 105 106 107 108 109 148 150 156 157 158 159 173 174 175 183 139 + 139a 146 176a 143 182 White Horse Public House --- Six Cottages & Lawrence Field Nr Gosley Park Field Park Field Gosley Hill The Slip Extraordinary charge on 5a 3r 3p of hops Mill Cottages Bridge Street? Five Acre Meadow Six Acres Further Sheeplands Two & Half Acres Union Field Stowe? Meadow Houses & House & Ground Bowin Paddock Twenty Acres Part of Ten Acres Reads? Saul Avenue Piece Reads? Saul Shaw Cottage & Two Cottages & Dog Kennel Meadow Dog Kennel Meadow Dog Kennel Meadow Dog Kennel Meadow Chalk Pit Wood Lands Little Hammel Barn Meadow Little Pett Farm Half Acre Meadow Great Field Rough Field Stable Field Old e Down Red Hill         }                     } The one Acre } Pound Shaw Gosley Woods Part Read Sauls    Shaw Plough Wood Extraordinary charge on 39a 2r 29p of hops --- Pasture Garden Garden Arable Wood Hops Arable Arable at 12s Pasture Homestead Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable Pasture Garden --- Pasture Arable Hops Arable Pasture Wood Garden Garden Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pit Hops Pasture Pasture Homest'd Pasture Hops Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood at 12s 0.1.14 0.2. 0 0.3.14 1.2.35 5.0.36 2.0. 6 9.1.21 5.3. 3 3.2. 0 0.2.22 28.0.35 per acre 1. 2 .3 0.3.19 1.3.15 5.2.14 6.3.22 2.2.12 5.1.37 2.3.37 26.0.20 0.0.16 0.0.35 39.2. 8 20.2.19 3.2. 8 9.2.29 2.0.13 0.0.20 0.0.35 0.2.16 3.1.37 1.0.30 0.3. 6 3.1. 3 0.1. 3 6.2. 9 0.3.12 1.3.22 1.0.32 0.2. 0 29.2.12 6.1.20 6.1.19 19.2.17 5.2.28} 2.1.31} 7.2.30} 0.1.19}   3.0.22 177.2.20 per acre 1. 8 .4 3.0. 1½ 3. 9. 4½ 6. 9 .6    7. 4. 0 0. 1.10 0. 3. 4 1.16. 6 10.10. 0 1. 3. 9  0. 2.   3 21.  1.10 23.16.  2 44.18.11 7. 2. 9 20.19. 1 14. 8. 0 35. 7. 1 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Richard    Brice Sheet 9 Marchioness  of Conyngham & Lousie     Taylor & Lousie Bechingham Heirs of  late Sarah   Hougham Marchioness  of Conyngham Sheet 10 Himself Themselves George      Denn Sarah    Fagg John    Rickwood Herself Richard    Brice William     Dutnall John    Steed John  Steed & John  Pay 120a 124 162 176 177 178 179 180 192 110 1 4 15 6 2 3 133 140 181 191 16 80 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 102 103 104 111 112 116 118 119 120 123 121 126 127 129 130 131 132 134 135 136 141 142 149 151 152 152a 153 154 160 161 171 172 113 100 114 115 Little Field White Hill Wood White Hill Wood Gosley Wood Gosley Wood Gosley Wood Gosley Wood ?????? Rough Gosley Shaw Bourn? Hop Grd Extraordinary charge on 17a 3r 0p of hops Bridge Field Littler Bifrons Bridge Field Hanging Bank Cottage & Half Acre Plantation Warren Shaw Red Hill Shrubs Wood Part of Pennyquick The Park Union Field Oust Meadow Oust Garden Oust Garden Pett Garden Garden Meadow Stack Yard Meadow Great Pett Hill Field Bridge Place Meadow Bridge Place The Slip Bridge Place Pasture Brick Kiln Field Four Acre Meadow Pett Bottom Brarakers? Well Close Whitehall Shaw Further Well Close Freese? Bushes    & Light Hill Middle Pett Farm Middle Pett Farm    Bottom Eighteen Acres Old Ground Standards Angle Piece Sheds & 12½ Acres Old Ground Upper Warren Reads Saul Shaw Chalk Pit Post Field Norris Meadow The Slip The Hop Ground Lower Meadow Court field Pouts Hill Court? Field Broom Field House Brickfields & River Meadow Brickkiln Meadow Little Bridge Place Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood at 12s Arable Homes'd Arable Arable Garden Plantat'n Wood Wood Wood Wood Pasture Arable Pasture Garden Garden Garden Pasture Pasture Homest'd Pasture Pasture Homest'd Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Homest'd  Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Waste Arable Hops Arable Wood Pit Arable Pasture Wood Hops Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Garden Pasture Pasture Homest'd 2.1.12 6.0. 0 29.2.26 73.2.24 5.1.25 14.2.34 3.1.38 17.3.16 0.1.32  17.3.  0 168.3.35 per acre 7.1.39 0.0.17 7.2. 4 0.0.18 0.0.27 0.2.11 2.2.11 3.3.16 1.1.12 3.2. 3 4.2.19 25.0. 5 3.3.25 0.0.16 0.0.11 0.1.33 3.3.31 4.1.13 1.2. 1 2.3. 5 9.1. 1 1.2. 2 0.3.30 6.3.20 28.3.26 4.1.36 37.0.26 27.0.23 38.1.30 0.0.27 6.2. 0 61.1. 0 3.0.14 32.0. 4 18.1.11 2.0.33 49.3.32 1.0.25 12.2.18 15.0.22 36.0.19 0.1.15 0.1. 8 19.1. 5 2.3.37 0.0.32 1.0. 9 0.2.32 24.3.22 22.0.10 10.2. 0 9.3. 2 1.2. 2 1.2.39 2.3.12 0.2.13 0. 2.10             24. 3. 7 10.13. 0 34.18. 7 1. 1. 6 0.0.10 0. 1. 3 57. 2. 0 0. 3. 9 1. 1. 0 0. 2. 1 1. 1. 7 10. 1. 3 215.15.0 Sheet 11 William   Stannard William,  Munns & another James Bartholmew 128 155 165 166 167 168 169 170 Two Cottages & Two Cottages & Three Corner Shaw Pouts Hill Road Field Crow slip Seven Acres Seven Acres Shaw Extraordinary charge on 16a 0r 31p of hops Gardens Gardens Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood at 12s 0.0.36 0.1. 8 0.3.39 13.2. 9 6.1.16 3.2.22 7.0.20   0.1.17 598.3.20 per acre 0. 1.10 0. 2 .6              62.19. 2  9.14. 4 12.13. 6  13.13. 4 239. 9. 9 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Frederic    Colegate George    Curtees Himself & John  Dyason John  Pratt & another Charles    Straxby 68 77 22 House Yard & Three House & House Yard & Premises Gardens Premises 0.0.39 0.0.27 0.1.26 0.0. 9 0. 2. 6 0. 0. 5 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Charles    Davies William     Dutnall Sarah    Fagg Sheet 12 William    Fagg Peter   Fissenden Thomas    Foord William    Gambrill Himself Himself William  ?erier? Herself & another Edward  Eaden & another Herself & others Himself Samuel  Paul Himself James  Price & others John  Lawrence & others Himself 30 31 10 94 19 69 21 23 24 13 17 18 67 76 --- House & Yard Building Ground Union Meadow Two Cottages & Two Cottages & House Yard & House & Shop --- House & --- Four Houses & Four Cottages & House & Garden --- --- Pasture Gardens Gardens Premises --- Pasture Garden Pasture Gardens Gardens Garden 0.0.20 0.0.  7 0.0.27 0.0.31 2.3.17 3.0.  8 0.1. 4 0.0.11 0.0.13 0.1.28 0.0.24 1.3.  4 1.3.28 0.0. 2 0.3.28 0.1. 4 1.1. 4 0.0.15 0.0.16 0. 1. 8 0.17. 0 0. 5. 5 0 .8. 4 0. 8 .9 0. 0. 8 0. 0.10 Heirs of  Harriet   G??sier Rev Edward    Gregory Guardians  of Bridge   Union William    Hardman Rev James    Hartley Charles    Howard Sheet 13 Rev John    Hilton Alexander  Bayack?  William  Wilson Himself Themselves John  Horton & another Thomas  Goodman & others Himself Himself Edward    Hawkins 7 8 41 42 43 92 93 49 53 38 39 40 117 117a 187 188 189 House & House & Bridge Hill Cottage & Bridge Hill Meadow Bridge Hill House & Union Spot Union House Two Houses & Four Cottages & Bridge Hill Pasture Bridge Hill & Bridge Hill Meadow Mill Field House Stable & Burnt Bottom Shaw Burnt Bottom Great Burnt Bottom    Shaw  Garden Garden Garden Pasture Garden Arable --- Gardens Gardens Pasture Garden Pasture Pasture Garden Wood Arable Wood 0.0.39 0.0.13 0.1.12 0.0.21 16.1.21  4.1.27 20.3.29 0.3.25 1.1.15 2.1.  0 0.0.16 0.0.11 0.0.27 3.2.24 0.1.20 0.3.  9 4.3.13 0.3.19 0.0.36 1.0.15 0.1. 8 7.0.17 1.0.27 8.2.12 0. 2. 1 4.15 .0 0.15. 0 0.0.10 1.0.11 0. 4. 6 0.10. 8 3. 5. 5 Owner Occupier No.   Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Charles    Hodges William    Hodges Samuel    Hardman Henry    Jarvis Richard    Jarvis Thomas    Hennett Maria    Keeler Sheet 14 John   Lansberry Richard  & John   Marsh Thomas    Neal George    Plomer Stephen    Philpot William  Rigden & Harriet  Delmar Himself Himself Himself William  Taylor & another Himself Himself & others Himself Unoccupied William  Duckett & 5 others Richard    Brice Himself William  Williams William  Rye & another William  Williams Robert  Scott & 3 others William  Apps & another Daniel    Hooker William  Sergeant & others Himself Thomas    Collard Thomas  May & 4 others Thomas    Cullen John    Martin Thomas    Hawkins 65 186 50 51 52 27 28 32 54 101 47 48 55 56 98 99 20 72 33 36 37 70 62 5 58 33 34 House & Cottage & House & Two House & --- Three House & --- School House & Six Cottage & --- Church Field House Yards & --- Two Cottages & Waterloo Meadow Four Cottages & Two Cottages & House & Six Cottages & House Premises & House Pasture House & Five Cottages & Cottage & House & Red Lion Public Hse --- Premises Garden Garden Garden Garden Gardens Pasture Yards Gardens Pasture Pasture Premises Garden & Premises Gardens Fruit &  Pasture Gardens Gardens Garden Gardens Gardens Pasture Gardens Gardens Gardens Garden Garden Pasture 0.0. 3 0.0.23 0.0.16 0.0.13 0.1.  3 0.1.32 0.0.24 2.1. 7 0.0.12 0.0.20 7. 0.32 9.3.15 0.2.23 0.0.26 0.1. 6 0.0.29 2.0.11 0.0.16 3.1.31 0.0.35 0.0. 8 0.0.35 0.2.20 2.1.23 3.0.38 0.0.15 0.0.33 0.1.15 0.0.24 0.3. 7 1.2.22 2.1.29 0. 0.10 0. 4 .5 0.14. 1 1.13. 8 2.  7. 9 0.10. 4 0. 8. 4           0.18. 8 0. 0. 6 0. 0. 5 0.18. 1 0. 0. 8 0. 2. 6 0. 1. 8 0.12. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Trustees of  Ann's   Smith    Charity Rt Hon Lord    Londes Robert    Sankey Sheet 15 Milter   Smithson Mary    Sicard Ann    Tritton Joseph    Tyson William    Verrier Thomas   White (Canterbury) William    Williams Thomas    White   (Bridge) Trusttes of  Wesleyan   Chapel Rectory of    Bridge   (Glebe) Richard    Brice Himself Thomas    Collard John  Drury & another Jane  Hartley William  Verrier Herself & another Herself & another William  Williams Thomas  Duckett Himself Himself Peter Fissenden Himself & another Himself Themselves & James  Brice --- 147 147a 147b 163 164 123 122 11 14 9 64 73 60 61 78} 79} 75 29 57 59 71 46 Abbotts Heaths Abbotts Shaw Abbotts Shaw Extraordinary charge on 18a 0r 31p of hops White Hill Wood White Hill Wood White Hill Wood Bridge Field Two House &    Building Ground House & School Meadow Two? Houses & Two Houses & --- Houses & House Garden & House & House & House Brewhouse & Houses & House & Chapel Church Yard Hops Wood Wood at 12s Wood Wood Wood Arable --- Gardens Pasture Gardens Gardens Garden Garden Pasture Premises Garden Premises Garden --- --- 18.0.31 0.1. 8  0.0.21 18.2.20 per acre 3.3.10 7.0.18 16.2.21 20.1.28 47.3.28 0.0.21 0.0. 7 2.1.22 2.2.10 0.0.11 0.1.11 0.0.20 0.0.28 0.1. 8 2.0. 3 0.0. 9 0.1. 4 0.0.24 0.0.15 0.0.12 0.2.30             5. 6.10 10.18. 4 16. 5. 2 2. 5. 3 1.  5. 6 3.10. 9 0. 3. 4 0.  9. 5 0.12. 9 0. 0. 8 0. 1. 8 0. 3. 0 0.13. 4 0. 4 .2 0. 0.10 0. 0. 8 9.13. 0 9.13. 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. Visitors who wish to verify information contained in this site should access the original tithe award schedules which are held on microfilm at the K.H.L.C. 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