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Ernulf of Chelsfield confirms the gift of Pivindene and Godriscesdune

Ernulf de Chielsfelda (i.e. Chelsfield) confirms the gift of Pivindene and Godriscesdune, owned by ‘his man’ Ernulf de Strodes (i.e. Strood), to St Andrew’s and the monks at Rochester, with the consent of his wife Agnes and his sons, 1143. Transcription and translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folio 230v by Jacob Scott (pending review).

Ernulf de Chielsfelda (i.e. Chelsfield) confirms the gift of Pivindene and Godriscesdune, owned by ‘his man’ Ernulf de Strodes (i.e. Strood), to St Andrew’s and the monks at Rochester, with the consent of his wife Agnes and his sons, 1143. Transcription and translation from Latin of Textus Roffensis, folio 230v by Jacob Scott (pending review).

The hand is later than the original scribe’s. This gift was made with the proviso that Ernulf de Strodes’ son enter the monastic community at Rochester. The first person addressed in the document is Ascelin, Bishop of Rochester from 1142-1148.


Transcription


230v (select folio number to open facsimile)



Domino ascelino Rofensi episcopo . et Radulfo castellano . et omnibus civibus
Roucestrie . toti, que hundred de scamele. Ernulfus de chiel-
esfelda salutem. Notum uobis sit quod ego ernulfus et Agnes uxor
mea . et Symon primogenitus et heres meus . et helyas cle-
ricus et hugo miles filii mei . donationem quam ernulfus de Stro-
des homo meus sancto andree et monachis de rouecestria pro
filio suo in ecclesia rofensi ad monachatum suscepto dedit . par-
tem scilicet terre sue . que piuindene uocator . et terram illam quam
in suo dominico habebat in alio loco qui uocator Godricesdune .
liberam ab omni seruicio et quietam ęterno iure monachis eisdem
possidendam concessimus . Quod si predictus ernulfus uel aliquis
heredum aut successorum eius a solito quod michi de feudo suo
debet seruicio defecerit : a relique quam de me tenet ter-
ra exigeter . elemosina autem ab omni exactione et querela et ca-
lumnia libera permaneat . Et hanc quidem concessionem pro salute anime
mee . et uxoris . et liberorum . et patris . et matris mee . bono et deuo
to animo feci . et signo sancte crucis . + proprioque signaui
sigillo. Cuius rei testes sunt Syuuardus presbiter Symon. Hu-
go. Elyas . filii ernulfi . et Agnes uxor sua . Samson frater . Ricar-
dus nepos domini . Adalulfus miles. Willelmi dapifer. Ernulfus
dispensator. Haimo brito. Ernulfus clericus . Rainaldus secretarius
Ricardus de clouilla . Elfuuinus catere. Rodbertus filius bunde. Go-
defridus nepos goislani . Robertus cognatus clementis monachi .
et alii multi. Anno ab incarnatione domini . m . c . xl . iii . hec…



Translation


To Lord Ascelin, Bishop of Rochester, and Ralph of the Castle and to all the citizens of Rochester, to all that hundred of Scamele[?]. Salutations to Ernulf of Chielsfeld. It is well known that I Ernulf and Agnes my wife, and Simon the first-born and heir-apparent, and Helias the cleric and Hugo Miles my son, the donation which my man Ernulf of Strood gave to Saint Andrew and to the monks of Rochester for his son in the church of Rochester when he was accepted into monasticism, part of his land, called Pivindene, and that land which he had in his lordship in another place called Godricesdune. We have granted to the same monks the freedom from all service and eternal rest. But if the aforesaid Ernulf or any heirs or successors fails in the usual service which he owes to me of his fee: from the remainder that he holds of me by demand. Let the alms of others be free from all exactions and complaints and slanders. And this concession is made for the sake of my soul, and wife, and children, and my father and my mother. I did it with good and god, and with the sign of the holy cross. I signed it with my seal. To this the king's witnesses are the presbyters Symon of Syward, Hugo Elyas, son of Ernulf, and Agnes his wife, Samson his brother, Richard, the lord's nephew, Adalulf Miles, William the servant, Ernulf the steward, Hamo Brito, Ernulf the cleric, Rainald the secretary.

Richard de Clovilla, Elfwin the cook, Robert son of Bunde. Godfrey, nephew of Goislan, Robert a relative of Clement the monk, and many others. A year from the Lord's incarnation 1143. This…


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Monumental inscriptions in  Chelsfield Churchyard

A transcription of Mr Leland L. Duncan's field notebook II containing the monumental inscriptions in Chelsfield Churchyard taken on the 15th July 1890. Frank Bamping, 15 January 2001.

Chelsfield Plot 1 in the S.W. corner.
 
1. A cross on the East side. William Griffiths died in Guy's Hospital April 24th 1871 aged 66 years. On the North side Jane Patience wife of Stephen Covil Griffiths who died suddenly October 15th 1874 aged 28 years.
 
2. Headstone. John Dunmall died February 10th 1870 aged 91. Also Sarah wife of the above died January 20th 1872 aged 85. She was a devoted mother. Also the four beloved children of William and Lucy Dunmall, grandchildren of the above. E.S.D. died March 24th 1865, E.L.D. died April 21st 1865, J.W.D. died May 6th 1865, A.L.D. died May 30th 1871, S.J.D. died February 7th 1875.
 
3. Headstone. Sarah Everest late of this parish died August 31 1801 aged 72 years.
 
4. A double headstone. Robert Allen of this parish, yeoman, died October 20 1742 aged 74 years and six months. Grace Allen wife of Robert Allen died February 10 1762 aged 80 years and 8 months.
 
5. Headstone. Mrs Mary Allen died 14 June 1776 aged 63 years. Also Mrs Sarah Allen died 26 February 1782 aged 53 years.
 
Plot 3 on the S.E. side.
 
6. Headstone. Here lyeth the body of Henry, son of Henry Martin of this parish, died March 24 Anno Domini 17?1?4 aged 22 years.
 
7. A vault within rails, on the South side. George Hallett late of Goddington in this parish and of Holland Road, Kensington, died July 22 1873 in his 62nd year. On the North side. Marianne wife of George Hallett died October 21 1873 aged 77 years.
 
8. Headstone. William Buster son of Francis and Alce Buster of this parish who dyed August ye 7th 1725 aged 29.
 
9. Headstone. Mr Henry Know died 12 October 1777 in his 66th year.
 
10. A flat stone. Mary Turner, wife of William Turner died 3 January 1733 aged ..... years.
 
11. Headstone. John Chapman, bachelor, of the parish of St Paul's, Deptford. Son of Thomas and Allice Chapman of this parish Obt. November 27th MDCCXL in the XX year of his age.
 
12. A low tomb with a cross, on the South side. Charlotte Baugh died April 16th 1862 aged 82.
 By the S.E. corner of the chancel.
13. Headstone. Here lyeth the body / of John Allen of this parish / who dyed April ye 16th 1731 / aged 67 years / He was well beloved in / every step of life / He was a kind husband to / his tender wife / to whom did peace and charity belong / who bore no / malice and who / did no wrong /.
 
Plot 4. By the South wall of the yard.
 
14. A cross on the West side. George Phillips born March 20 1829 died August 20th 1880. Also George Waker Phillips died 17th April 1858 aged 68 years. Also Anne, relict of the late George Waker Phillips died 25 March 1882 aged 87 years. On the South side. Elizabeth Spence, relict of George Phillips died January 20 1885 aged 50.
 
15. A cross. William Fuller Waring, second son of William and Mary Wall Waring died April 26 1871 aged 24 years.
 
16. A flat vault within rails. James Harris, esquire, late of Goddington in this parish died 16 September 1837 aged 72 years. Also John Harris, second son of the above died 4 September 1873 in his 81st year.
 
17. A low vault in rails.John, second son to the late rector of Lower Mediety of Malpas in the county of Chester, the Revd. William Wickham Drake (Eliza Susanna his wife) he died in London the 20th January 1837 aged 25 years.
 
18. A cross. Elizabeth Dunmall died September 29 1864 aged 63 years.
 
19. A little cross. Cecil Lennett Wright born February 25 1873 died August 31 1873 aged six months.
 
20. A flat vault in rails. General Henry Williams died at Chalk Farm, Farnborough, February 16th 1845 in the 81st year of his age. Also of Catherine his wife died July 7th 1848 in her 78th year.
 
21. Headstone. John Bath, late of Croydon, Surrey, died May 24th 1806 aged 73 years.
 
22. Headstone. Thomas Crockford died 14th August 1848 aged 72 years. Also Eleanor Crockford wife of the above died June 13th 1858 aged 74 years. Also Thomas, son of the above died February 1st 1839 aged 21 years.
 
23. A small upright stone. T.C. 1839.
 
24. Headstone. Sarah Graves wife of Thomas Graves of this parish died January 5 1877 aged 84.
 
25. Headstone. Robert Watson of Pratts Bottom in this parish died February 18th 1873 in the 66th year of his age. Also Eliza Watson widow of the above who died on Christmas Day 1885 aged 74 years.
 
26. Headstone. Richard Graves of the parish of Chelsfield, Kent, died January 22nd 1875 aged 53 years. Also in loving remembrance of my dear mother Mary Glover died January 11th 1887 aged 103 years and ten days.
 
Plot 5. The North part of the yard working South.
 
27. Headstone. Michael Reeves died January 13 1876 aged 56 years. Also Kitty Reeves died June 9th 1880 aged 56 years.
 
28. Headstone. Jane Dolley wife of Mr J. Dolley died December 11th 1875 aged 40 years.
 
29. A wooden cross. Mary Ann Thomas died November 25 1879 aged 32 years. Also Eliza Thomas daughter of the above died October 31st 1882 aged 11 years.
 
30. Headstone. Sarah Ann wife of Samuel Springett died October 19th 1879 aged 24.
 
31. A wooden cross. Henry William Latter died January 18th 1884 aged 5 years and 6 months.
 
32. A cross. William George Alborough died February 5th 1886 aged 18 years.
 
33. A cross. Ann wife of the late Richard Morgan died February 10th 1886 aged 78 years.
 
34. A memorial card in a glass case. Emma Blundell died August 6th 1888 aged 24 years.
 
35. A cross. Ann Walter, for 39 years the much respected nurse in the family of Mr Waring of Woodlands in this parish died February 25 1885 aged 62 years.
 
36. A cross. Mary Wall Waring wife of William Waring of Woodlands in this parish died September 15 1886 aged 66 years.
 
37. In the N.W. corner by itself. William Ashdown died March 25 1884 aged 52,
 
38. Headstone. James Graves of this parish died 4th November 1822 aged 70 years.
 
39. Headstone. Mary Graves wife of James Graves died 23 November 1811 aged 54.
 
40. Headstone. John Graves died August 15 1867 aged 85 years. Also Elizabeth wife of John Graves died March 13 1808 aged 30 years. Also Thomas Graves of the parish died February 21 1868 aged 83 years.
 
41. Headstone. John Graves died July 20 1785 aged 75 years. Also Susanna Graves wife of John Graves died February 13 1816 aged 96 years. Also Thomas Graves son of the above John and Susanna Graves died November 20 1781 aged 38 years. Also Susanna Staples daughter of Thomas and Hannah Staples died 12 August 1795 aged 15 years. Also John Staples son of Thomas and Hannah Staples died December 24 1810 aged 29 years.
 
42. Headstone. Robert Brooker died November 4 1810 aged 63 years and of Sarah Brooker wife of the above died November 18 1828 aged 76 years. As a memento of their strict honesty this stone was erected by a friend. Also of Ann wife of William Coomber daughter of the above Robert and Sarah Brooker died 8 August 1831 aged 42.
 
43. Headstone. Elizabeth Brooker wife of Thomas Brooker of this parish died 4 June 1824 aged 59 years.
 
44. A wooden rail near the North West gate of the yard.
Sarah Wood ..... [the rest all gone]
On the other side - William Brooks Wood died July 13 1846 aged 54.
 
45. Headstone. Mary Hills wife of John Hills died September 8 1833 aged 77 years.
 
46. Headstone. John Hills died July 29 1829 aged 77 tears. Also Mary Ann Morgan grand-daughter of the above died August 18 1830 aged 10 years and 4 months.
 The stones which follow are near the North side of the church and tower. July 22 1890
47. Headstone. Edward Dunmall died February 27 1856. Also of Jane Dunmall wife of the above died October 16 1862 aged 81.
 
48. Headstone. George Dunmall son of Edward and Jane Dunmall died 16 January 1870 aged 56 years.
 
49. Headstone. Elizabeth Tester died 2 April 1837 aged 73 years. Also of Stephen Tester died 16 September 1839 aged 76 years.
 
50. Headstone. Ann Gainsford wife of John Gainsford died 2 June 1817 aged 60 years. Likewise the above John Gainsford died 3 March 1820 aged 80. Also John son of the above died in his infancy.
 
51. Headstone. Jane wife of John Gainsford died March 27 1789 aged 39 years.
 
52. Headstone. William Brooks died 5 February 1834 aged 56 years. Also of Ann wife of the above died 22 November 1853 aged 72 years.
 
53. Headstone. Thomas Brooks died 11 October 1821 aged 81 years. Also Ann wife of the above died 16 of June 1829 aged 80 years.
 
54. Headstone. In memory of Mr William Brooks of Halstead, Kent, died May 8th 1810 aged 68 years.
 
55. Headstone. Mrs Hannah Brooks wife of Mr William Brooks of the parish of Halstead died January 31 1797 aged 55 years.
 
56. A flat stone. William Brooks, late of Shoreham, Kent, died 1st day of January 1816 aged 49. Also Harriott Scott Brooks daughter of William and Ann Brooks died 6 August 1820 aged 6 years.
 
57. Headstone. The infant son and daughter of Mr William and Mrs Ann Brooks of Colegates of the parish of Shoreham. William Brooks died December 22 1796 aged 4 months. Mary Ann Brooks died November 12 1800 aged 1 year and 3 months. Also George Brooks died October 8 1805 aged 7 years and 2 months.
 
58. Headstone. John Round of this parish died 22 July 1796 aged 77. Also Mrs Jane Round wife of the above died 28 May 1809 aged 97 years.
 
59. Headstone. Mr George Mace of this parish died February 20 1780 aged 84. Also Mrs Alice Mace wife of the above died 28th day of May 1763 aged 76 years.
 
60. Headstone. Thomas French late of this place, carpenter, died 5th November 1813 aged 70 years. Also Elizabeth French wife of the above died 22 December 1828 aged 82 years.
 
61. A flat stone. In memory of John Leigh, citizen and skinner late of the parish of St Michael's, Crooked Lane, London, died September ...... 176(?8) aged ...... years. Also Susan Leigh wife of the above died 11 January 1788 aged 77 [or 33 years. -L.L.D.]
 
62. An altar tomb - on top, much broken. Mary Harris daughter of Robert and Grace Harris of this parish who departed this life the 5th day of November 1771 in the 4th year of her age. Also Mrs Grace Harris wife of Mr Robert Harris of this parish died November .... (?1778) aged 60 years. Likewise Sarah Harris daughter of the above died 2nd October 1788 aged 28. Also the above Mr Robert Harris died 9th May 1799 aged 71. Likewise Mrs Elizabeth Fuller wife of Mr Thomas Fuller of Farningham and daughter of the above died 14 February 1816 aged 61.
On the North side. In this vault are deposited the remains of Mr John Harris late of Farningham in this county who died December 23 1834 aged 79. Also Mary Harris wife of the above died April 29 1836 aged 68.
On the South side. Thomas Harris, surgeon, late of Sevenoaks in this county, son of the aforementioned John and Mary Harris died 30th of ...... 1837 aged 34 years. Also James Harris, surgeon, of Riverhead in this county, died 23 April 1848 aged 38. Youngest son of the above named John and Mary Harris.
 
The end of Chelsfield churchyard - 22 July 1890
 
Copied L.L.D. 25.7.1890

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A transcription of Mr Leland Lewis Duncan's undated small field note book No I containing his record of some additional monumental inscriptions in Chelsfield churchyard.
                                                                                                          Frank Bamping, 17 January 2001Plot I - in the S.W. corner
63. Headstone. Mr Thomas Hall late of this parish died 9 March 1780 aged 63. Also Mrs Sarah Hall wife of the above died 16 January 1781 aged 60.
 
64. A headstone with hourglass. Here lieth ye body of / Michael Mitchel / of this parish he died / May 20th 1708 aged / 65 years / Also Elizabeth his / wife died April 5th / 1722 aged 78 years.
 
65. A headstone with cherub's head. Robert Relph of the parish of Tunbridge died September 24 A.D. 1763 aged 80. Also Elizabeth wife of the above died December 16 A.D. 1741 aged 52.
 
66. A headstone with skull. William Alwen of this parish, bricklayer, died July 3 Anno Domini 1717 aged 77 and hath left a wife and issue, three children; William, John and Elizabeth, who have erected this stone in memory of their father.
 
67. Headstone. Robert Allen, the younger, of Hewett Farm in this parish, died 25th of September 1761 aged 52 years. Also Sarah Grace Pilkington, granddaughter of the above aged 10 weeks.
(No date given - L.L.D.)
 
Plot II - West of the Porch.
 
68. Here lyeth / the body / of William Kestel the / elder buried / October 14 / aged 63 / 1716 /.
Here / lyeth the / body of / William / Kestel the / younger / buried August / 16 aged .... / 1717/.
 
69. A small stone. W.K. MDCCXVI
 
70. A small stone. 1717 W.K. MDCCXVII
 Plot III - South East side.
71. A small stone. F.B. (? date)
 
72. A flat tomb. John W..... who died ..... 17-3 also ...... relict of ..... W.... who died ......1739 aged .....
 
73. A low stone. S.F. 1811.
 
74. Headstone. John Cox late of this parish died 13 October 1778 aged 52.
 
75. Near the South East corner of the chancel. Mary wife of James Bath died February 21 1793 aged 38.
 
Plot IV - by the East wall of the yard.
 
76. A small cross. H.P. (no date)
 
77. A white marble cross. Emily Mary daughter of William and Mary Wall Waring died October 13 1869 aged 20.
 
78. A coffin-like tomb - South side.
Thomas Fuller Waring, eldest son of William and Mary Wall Waring born February 2 1844 died June 21 1845. North side.
Thomas Fuller Waring eldest son of Thomas and Sarah Waring of this parish died June 6 1829 aged 23. Also Henry second son of the above Thomas and Sarah Waring died December 6 1831 aged 23. Also Robert sixth son of the above Thomas and Sarah Waring died September 2 1836 aged 21. Also John Fuller, youngest son of the above Thomas and Sarah Waring died May 5 1844 aged 22.
On the West end. Sarah wife of Thomas Waring of this parish died May 29 1842 aged 62. Also the above Thomas Waring died July 9 1851 aged 74.
 
79. A flat stone under a canopy of iron work.
Sacred / to the memory of the / Rev. Robert Cottam, M.A., / Lecturer of / St John's Church, Swansea / who died while on a / visit to his friend / the Rev. James Williams, A.B., / curate of this parish / February 6th 1828 / aged 56 years / He was a faithful / and energetic preacher / of the glorious gospel / of the Blessed God / and it is humbly, hoped / that his spirit / redeemed by the Blood / of the Lamb / is now rejoicing / annidot that happy, company / who, having turned many / to righteousness /shall shine as the brightness / of the firmament / and as the stars for ever / and ever / He left this vale of sorrow / looking for the mercy of our / Lord Jesus Christ / unto eternal life / This monument was erected / as a tribute of affectionate regard / by his only surviving brother.
 
80. Flat tomb with iron railings. Sacred / to the memory of / the Rev. / John Edward Tarleton / D.C.L. / fourteen years rector / of this parish / died 16th January 1849 / aged 65 years.
 
81. Headstone. Joseph Pickering died March 24 1853 aged 59.
 
82. Headstone. Mary Ann Clark wife of Richard Clark of this parish died 4 December 1826 aged 37. Also Richard Clark died 24 September 1833 aged 39.
 
83. Headstone. Mr Thomas Martin died 22 April 1776 aged 47.
 
84. Headstone. Mrs Rebekah Bath died 6 May 1773 aged 66.
 
85. Headstone. Mr Andrew Bath died 31 July 1794 (or 1) aged 88. Also Mr William Bath son of the above died 29 September 1786 aged 39.
 
86. A flat tomb. Henry Crawford, esquire, died 27 July 1818 aged 74. Also to the children of Robert son of the above Charles died 23 May 1824 aged 1 year and 7 months; William Cane died 26 June 1828 aged 7 months; Emily Martha died 10 may 1831 aged 1 year and 3 months; John Irving died 4 April 1832 aged 5 years and 10 months. Elizabeth wife of Robert Crawford above mentioned died at Bath January 16 1850. At the foot of this stone are buried the mortal remains of Mary Sales of this village for upwards of forty years the faithful and devoted servant of the above Elizabeth Crawford and their family. She died January 25 1853 aged 72.
 Plot V - North part of the yard working Southwards
87. Headstone. Harriet wife of John Titchener of this parish died November 3 1876 aged 61. Also Dear Little Hartie, granddaughter of the above died December 11 1887 aged 21 months.
 
88. A cross. Anne Morgan died June 12 1878 aged 68.
 
89. A wooden cross. John Miles died October 30 1881 aged 76. Also Sophia wife of the above died January 18 1874 aged 64.
 
90. Headstone. William Latter died September 13 1873 aged 65.
 
91. John Paine born October 30 1827 at Mout Hall in this parish died August 24 1873. Also John and Ann Paine, mother of the above buried at Hartley.
 
92. A small headstone. William Osborn died March 3 1873 aged 13 years.
 
93. A wooden cross. Edgar Thomas Stone son of John and Mary Ann Stone died April 29 1882 aged 1 year and 10 months.
 
94. An iron cross. Robert Dunmall died July 25 1883 aged 83.
 
95. Headstone. William, husband of Eliza Grafter died April 3 1883 aged 65.
 
96. Headstone. Ann wife of Richard Stacey died October 7 1888 aged 61.
 
97. An iron cross. Charles William Hills died August 10 1888 aged 51.
 
98. A cross. George Brooks for 30 years clerk of this parish died November 18 1884 aged 83.
 
99. Headstone. Thomas Blanchett of Southend, Eltham, died August 1 1884 in his 64th year.
 
100. A headstone in white marble. Philip Archibald Rock, M.R.C.V.S., died June 1 1884 aged 70.
 
101. A marble tomb with a flat cross. South side. Erected in memory of / Ann Wall the beloved wife of the Reverend Folliott Baugh / rector of this parish / she died 17th May 1886 aged 41 years / North side. Also of / the Revd. Folliott Baugh / 39 years rector of this parish / died 7th December 1889 aged 80 years.
 
102. Headstone. Thomas Verrells died March 8 1858 aged 69. Also Mary Verrells daughter of the above died March 9 1853 aged 15. Also Eliza Wesley Verrells daughter of the above Thomas Verrells died February 24 1867 aged 20.
 
103. Headstone. Mr Henry Skinner of this parish died 22 May 1831 aged 62. Also Mrs Elizabeth Skinner wife of the above died 20 April 1834 aged 64.
 
104. Headstone. Maria wife of Richard Hickmott of this parish died June 6 1865 aged 68. Also Richard Hickmott died May 2 1869 aged 72.
 
105. Headstone. John son of William and Mary Hardstone died 13 August 1817 aged 25 years. Also the above William Hardstone died 19 May 1838 aged 81 and the above Mary his wife died 27 May 1838 aged 78. Also Sarah and Mary Ann, children of the above William and Mary died in their Infancy.
 
106. Headstone. Francis Edwards died June 12 1782 aged 76. Also Elizabeth wife of the above died June 14 1782 aged 66. Also James son of the above died June 18 1782 aged 47. Also Elizabeth Skinner died May 22 1816 aged 76.
 
107. Headstone. Mr Thomas Rock died after a very short illness 2 November 1843 aged 51. Also his two sisters; Lydia Rock died 9 November 1843 aged 54 and Barthenay Rock died 25 May 1844 aged 49.
 
108. Headstone. Catherine wife of James Rock died 24 December 1821 aged 28. Also Catherine daughter of the above aged 1 year and 11 months and William son of the above aged 10 months.
 
109. Headstone. Lydia Rock wife of William Rock of this parish died 7 May 1842 aged 89. Also Cecilia Rock great granddaughter of the above died 22 July 1859 aged 3 years and 10 months. Also William Rock of this parish died 2 July 1823 aged 65. Also Thomas Rock great grandson of the above died 16 August 1859 aged 6 years and 10 months.
 
110. Headstone. Ann wife of Thomas Yeates died 7 May 1827 aged 51.
 
111. Headstone. Thomas Morgan died 22 December 1833 aged 83. Also Mary wife of the above died 19 August 1846 aged 84 years.
 
112. Headstone. Elizabeth wife of James Morgan of this parish died 30 December 1815 aged 24.
 
113. Headstone. Sarah Cordery died 19 October 1843 aged 42. Also Mary Brooks, sister of the above died suddenly 3 November 1843 aged 43.
 
114. Headstone. Richard Morgan died January 24 1862 aged 66. Also Isabella wife of Thomas Morgan son of the above died August 25 1863 aged 39.
 
115. Headstone. Mary Morgan wife of William Morgan died February 12 1845 aged 66.
 
116. Headstone. Mary Hills wife of John Hills died September 8 1833 aged 77.
 
117. Headstone. John Hills died July 29 1829 aged 77. Also Mary Ann Morgan granddaughter of the above died August 18 1830 aged 10 years and 4 months.
 
118. A low flat cross tomb. Sarah Hills died July 17 1862 aged 69. William Hills died September 1 1868 aged 79.
 
The stones which follow are near the North side
of the church and tower.
 
119. An altar tomb. Mr Thomas Judd late of this parish died 4 June 1786 aged 80. Also Mrs Barbara Judd widow of the above died 4 January 1788 aged 81.
 
120. An altar tomb with a carved arms. In memory of / Henry Nurse late of / Cliffords Inn, London, gentleman, / died 16 November 1745 aged 37.
 
121. Headstone. Edward Everest died November 22 1815 aged 75. Also Elizabeth Everest wife of the above died in the year 1766.
 
122. Headstone. Mr Thomas Tilden late of Orpington died 19 October 1820 aged 62.
 
123. Headstone. Mr Charles Tilden late of Horsbr..... Farm in the parish of Cudham died 9 September 1789 aged 61.
 
124. Headstone. Mrs Catherine Tilden wife of Mr Charles Tilden of the parish of Cudham died October 17 1780 aged 49.
 
125. Headstone. Catherine Tilden daughter of Charles and Catherine Tilden of the parish of Cudham died February 19 1779 aged 18 years.
 
126. An altar tomb. Mrs Mary Fanell late of the parish of Bromley died 31 December 1769 aged 59. Also Mr James Aynscomb late of this parish died 1- January 1783 aged 68. Also Mrs Mary Aynscomb wife of the above died 11 December 1793 (?55 years). Also Mary daughter of James and Mary Harris died 12 January 1796 aged 7 years. Also Emma daughter of James and Mary Harris died 16 April 1813 aged 1 year and 9 months. Also Elizabeth daughter of James and Mary Harris died 11 September 1813 in her 10th year. Also Mary wife of the late James Harris, esquire, of Goddington in this parish died 18 December 1846 aged 77.
 
127. Headstone. Mr James Ebbett late of this parish died 5 June 1781 aged 51. Also Elizabeth Ebbett wife of the above died 28 July 1785 aged 65.
 
128. Headstone. Mr James Ebbett son of James and Elizabeth Ebbett died 24 December 1784 in his 34th year.
 
129. Headstone. Ann wife of Mr John Ebbutt died February 2 1830 aged 69.
 
130. Headstone. Mr John Ebbutt late of Orpington died February 11 1814 aged 54.

The end of Chelsfield Church yard      22nd July 1890 - Leland L. Duncan


                                                                                                 Copied L.L.D. 25.7.1890 (not known to where)

An index to the M.I.s in Chelsfield Churchyard

Names Index
Alborough, 32.
Allen, 4, 5, 13, 67.
Alwen, 66.
Ashdown, 37.
Aynscomb, 124.
Bath, 21, 75, 84, 85.
Baugh, 12, 101.
Blanchett, 99.
Blundell, 34.
Brooker, 42, 43.
Brooks, 52-57, 98, 113.
Buster, 8.
Chapman, 11.
Clark, 82.
Coomber, 42.
Cordery, 113.
Cottam, 79.
Cox, 74.
Crawford, 86.
Crockford, 22.
Dolley, 28.
Drake, 17.
Dunmall, 2, 18, 47, 48, 94.
Ebbett, 125-128.
Edwards, 106.
Everest, 3, 119.
F.B., 71.
Fanell, 124.

     French, 60.
Fuller, 62.
Gainsford, 50, 51.
Glover, 26.
Grafter, 95.
Graves, 24, 26, 38-41.
Griffiths, 1.
H.P., 76.
Hall, 63.
Hallett, 7.
Hardstone, 105.
Harris, 16, 62, 124.
Hickmott, 104.
Hills, 45, 46, 97, 116.
Judd, 117.
Kestel, 68-70.
Know, 9.
Latter, 31, 90.
Leigh, 61.
Mace, 59.
Martin, 6, 83.
Miles, 89.
Mitchel, 64.
Morgan, 33, 46, 88, 111, 112,
                 114, 115.
Nurse, 118.
Osborn, 92.
Paine, 91.
Phillips, 14.

Pickering, 81.
Pilkington, 67.
Reeves, 27.
Relph, 65.
Rock, 100, 107-109.
Round, 58.
S.F., 73.
Sales, 86.
Skinner, 103, 106.
Spence, 14.
Springett, 30.
Stacey, 96.
Staples, 41.
Stone, 93.
Tarleton, 80.
Tester, 49.
Thomas, 29.
Tichener, 87.
Tilden, 120-123.
Turner, 10.
Verrells, 102.
Walter, 35.
Waring, 15, 35, 36, 77, 78.
Watson, 25.
Williams, 20, 79.
Wood, 44.
Wright, 19.
Yeates, 110.

Place Index
Bath, 86.
Chalk Farm, Farnborough, 20.
Clifford's Inn, London, 118.
Croydon, Surrey, 21.
Cudham, 121, 122, 123.
Farningham, 62.
Goddington, 7, 16, 124.
Halstead, 54, 55.

     Hartley, 91.
Hewett Farm, 67.
Holland Road, 
     Kensington, 7.
London, 17.
Lower Mediety, Malpas,
     Chester, 17.
Mount Hall, 91.
Orpington, 120, 128.

Sevenoaks, 62.
Shoreham, 56, 57.
Southend, Eltham, 99.
St. Paul's, Deptford, 11.
St. Michael's, Crooked Lane, 
    London, 61.
St. John's, Swansea, 79.
Tunbridge, 65.
Woodlands, 35, 36.

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Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Sheet 1
Ann
   Arrow

George
   Adams

Harriett
  & William
     Allen





William
   Allen







John
   Atkins Esq

























Sheet 2

Ann
   Arrow

George
   Adams

William
   Allen






Richard
   Fishlock

Robert
 Whitehouse

William
   Blake

Richard
   Mantle

Joseph
   Tanner

Henry
   Wallace

John
  Atkins Esq

181


186


607
608
609
610
611
612


613


614


615


425


426


427


421
421a
422
423
424
428
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
446
447

Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Upper field
Upper field
Lower Field
Lower field
Barn and Yard
Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Pratts Grove Wood
Golden Hill
Pratts Grove field
Pratts Grove field
Richmere Hill Wood
Richmere Hill Plain
Plantation
Ashtons Walk
In Roundabout
Cat Oak
Clay pond field
Richmere Hill
The Belt
The Meadow
The Meadow
Gardens
House and Buildings
Field
Lower Randalls Wood
The 4 Acres
The 6 Acres
Peas Hall
Long Bottom
Long Bottom

Garden


Garden


Arable
Arable
Arable
Pasture
Barn etc
Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Wood
Fir timber
Arable
Pasture
Wood
Arable
Wood
Pasture
Pasture
Arable
Arable
Arable
Timber
Pasture
Pasture
Fruit etc.
House etc
Pasture
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable


0.0.10


0.0.29


2.3. 8
2.1.26
1.3.10
1.3. 8
0.0.18
0.0.33
9.0.23

0.0.13


0.0.26


0.0.33


0.0.19


0.0.25


0.1. 2


15.3. 2
11.2.30
6.3.34
4.2.22
9.1.36
19.2. 3
1.1.37
11.2.29
1.3.37
13.2. 2
5.3.15
10.2.34
2.1. 4
4.3.36
3.3.12
0.1.18
1.1. 8
1.3.17
13.3.12
4.3. 0
6.0. 0
5.1.13
3.0.25
   2.2.37
165.2.23














1.15. 0
















0. 2. 6


























24. 6. 0
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Thomas
   Brooks

Thomas
   Blundell

Robert
   Crawford
      Esq
























Sheet 3
Thomas
   Brooks

Thomas
   Blundell

Ann
   Brooks


Thomas
   Gear


Gainsford



Robert
   Crawford
       Esq
286


375


92
107


106
93


94



42
37
44
50
51
45
83b
83a
43
123
116
117
111
115
112
110a
110
109
108
113
118
119
120
121
122
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
144
Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden
Part of Foxberry field


Part of Foxberry field
Barn & Yard


Fruit
Extraordinary charge on
   1a 3r 21p of Fruit

Stony Hill
Long Goss
Rocks field
Round Smallams
Shaw
Smallams Whally
Great Whally
Hase Croft
Home field
Munds Croft
Little Church field
Garden Meadow
Homestead
House and Garden
The Church Green
Manor Pound
Wilderness
Little Grove
Grove Meadow
Upper Green
Lower Plantation
Middle Plantation
The Orchard
The Orchard
Well field
Windmill field
Great South field
Oxenden & Long Warren
Oxenden Wood
Wood field
First Martinden
Aspin Spring Wood
Martinden & Foxberry
Greenstreet Green
Extraordinary charge on
   2 acres of Fruit
Garden


Garden


Garden
Arable


Arable
Barn etc


Fruit
  at 7/-


Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Pasture
Buildings
Garden
Pasture
Pound
Wood
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Waste

  at 7/-

0.1.15


0.2.35



0.0.  7
10.0.37
10.1.  4


8.0.32
0.0.24
8.1.16

1.3.21

per acre


9.3. 7
26.1.26
2.2.31
6.2.26
3.1.15
54.1. 7
19.2.22
11.0. 6
56.0. 6
15.1.32
8.0. 2
3.2. 8
1.2.29
1.1. 9
0.2.23
0.0. 3
0.1. 1
1.2. 4
7.3.16
0.1.19
0.1.35
0.1.26
0.3. 7
0.1.17
22.0. 4
9.3.36
33.3.19
39.3.18
18.3.31
6.2. 2
11.0.29
4.2. 1
60.2.15
   3.0.12
443.0.26

per acre

0. 2. 6


0. 8. 6




4. 5. 0




3.10. 0

0.11. 6
0.13. 0
1.  4. 6




































134. 6. 0
  0.14. 0
135. 0. 0




Edward
   Chapman

Chelsfield
   Parish
Stephen
   Jackson

Thomas
   Mosyer

Poor of the
   Parish

455


58


279
Garden


Part of Chalk pit field


Cottages & Gardens
Garden


Arable


Gardens

0.1.29


0.1.26


0.2. 3

0. 2. 6


0. 3. 6
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Chelsfield
   Parish












Sheet 4
George
   Cope

Sir Percival
   Hart Dyke
     Bart

John
   Dumnall
Sarah
   Staples

William
   Smith

Jane
   Siney

Thomas
   Thomas

William
   Young

George
   Cope

John
   Colgate


John
   Dumnall





Richard
   Iseman

456


457


458


459


454


461


29



328
330
331




329
Cottages & Gardens


Cottages & Gardens


Cottages & Gardens


Cottages & Gardens


Parish field


Cottage and Garden


Part of 5 Acres



Wood
Wood
House & Garden
Extraordinary charge on
   2 acres of Fruit


Cottage and Garden
Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Arable


Garden


Arable



Wood
Wood
Fruit

 at 7/-


Garden

0.0.29


0.0.16


0.0.16


0.0.21


5.3.24



0.0.17


1.2.14




1.1. 8
0.1.10
2.2.12
4.0.30
per acre


0.0.27













1.12. 0





0.10. 6







0. 7. 6
0.14. 0
1. 1. 6
Rev Thomas
   Dyke





William
   Eastland






















Miss Mary
   Fuller
Thomas
   Phillips





Samuel
   Dear

Thomas
   Furniger

John
   Harris

Thomas
   Skinner

Edward
   Brooks










Thomas
   Brooker
322
323
324
325
321b


409


405


410


400


348
364
365
366
380
381
381a
383




289
90
Upper Durly
Lower Durly
Durly’s Shaw
Colgates Ridden
Gross Wood


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Orchard
Little Wheat field
Great Wheat field
Great Wheat field
Maple Homestead
Garden & Plantation
Waste
Horne field
Extraordinary charge on
   ½ acre of Fruit


Holly bush Croft
Bell public House
    & Stables
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Wood


Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Fruit
Arable
Arable
Arable

Fruit

Arable

 at 7/-


Arable
---

13.1. 9
16.1. 4
7.0.30
11.1. 0
 3 .3.20
51.3.23

0.0.28


0.0.15


0.0.21


0.0.26



0.1.31
3.0.10
5.1.22
10.1.26
0.3.15
0.1.21
0.0.  8
 6.0.24
26.2.37

per acre


2.0.13
0.2.  3
2.2.16






11.10. 6





















8. 5. 1
0. 3. 6
8. 9. 0



1. 0. 0
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Miss Mary
   Fuller

Sheet 5
George
   Day

Ephraim
   Dabner

John
   Davis

Robert
   Dunmall

Henry
   French





Elizabeth
   French

Stephen
   Tester

Thomas
   Johnson

George
   Johnson

John
   Rimber

298


301


347


332


311
299
297




337


344


336


334


302
Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Godly Han Orchard
Peas Hall
House & Sheds
Extraordinary charge on
   1½ acres of Fruit


Cottage and Garden


Little Well Hill field


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden
Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Fruit
Arable


 at 7/-


Garden


Arable


Garden


Garden


Garden

0.0.24


0.0.11


0.1. 7


0.0.39



1.2.17
3.2.39
0.0.24
5.2.  0
per acre


0.0.13


2.1.15


0.1.18


0.1.28


0.0.10




0. 2. 6











1. 6. 6
0.10. 6
1.17. 0




0.15. 0


0. 2. 6


0. 2. 6



Miss Mary
   Fuller













Sheet 6









































Sheet 7
John
   Oddbury

Miss Mary
   Fuller










William
   Morgan









Mrs Morgan


John
Graves
346


360
361
362
365
359
358
354
333
312
356


69
64
314
315
316
317
319
319a
90a


300


154
155
157
158
161
162
163
164
165
168
208
209
210
211
212
214
215
216
217
218
219
226
227
228
229
230
231
231a
232
239
240
Cottage and Garden


House & Buildings
Garden
The Slips
Plantation
Rusher Croft
Shrubbery
Well Field Shaw
Row Garden
Little Clarks
Dinly Lane & Shaw


Sadlers Croft
Shaw
Upper Denvill
Lower Denvill
Bells 2 Acres
The Slips
The Four Acres
Shaw
Barn & Yard


Cottage and Garden


Biblets Shaw
Lower Biblets
High Beech Wood
High Beech field
Knit Ash Wood
Knit Ash field
Shaw
Riddens
Crow Croft
Upper Biblets
Further Hill
Middle Hill
Lower Hill
Lower Hill
Turnpike field
Wimpole Hill
Chelsfield Hill Wood
Watts bottom
Wimble Hill
Sair Lands
Worlds End
New field
Upper Siviers
Lower Siviers
Shaw
Back of Barn
House & Buildings
Orchard
Garden
Pachs 8 acres
Jacks Gribscroft
Extraordinary charge on
   ¼ acre of Fruit 
Garden



Garden
Pasture
Wood
Pasture
Trees
Wood
Wood
Pasture
Wood etc.


Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood



Garden


Wood
Arable
Wood
Arable
Wood
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Pasture
Pasture
Wood
Arable

Fruit
Fruit
Pasture
Arable

    at 7/-

0.0.38


1.0.24
0.2.24
0.3.10
0.0.14
7.2.34
0.2. 0
1.0.26
2.2. 2
1.1.28
 0.3. 7
16.3. 9


4.1. 4
0.2.38
8.0.18
7.3.8
1.3. 1
1.3.27
3.33. 0
1.0.24
 0.0.22
29.2.22

0.2.21


1.3.15
7.2.8
2.3.11
6.2.12
0.1.21
5.3.21
0.2. 0
7.2.39
5.2. 8
5.3.12
10.0.11
7.1.34
10.1.15
8.1. 4
11.1.32
8.1. 1
9.3. 1
3.2.20
14.1. 4
2.1.20
4.2.25
6.0. 3
3.2.39
6.0.14
0.1. 4
3.2.26
0.2.11
0.1. 0
0.3.18
8.1. 1
   2.1.34
167.1.24
per acre














4. 4. 0










8. 6. 6

0. 3. 0

































40.13. 9
  0. 1. 9
40.15. 6

Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Miss Mary
   Fuller























Sir George
   Farrant
       Bart
George
   Staples



Rev. Dr.
   Tarleton

Thomas
   Waring
      Esq














Ann
   Arrow

Peter
   Crafter

William
   Cook

William
   Staples

244
244a
245


313


293
294
295
296
318
326
327
335
349
350
351
352
353
382
346a


180


173


562


174
House & Garden
Barn & Yard
Sluts Hole


Great field


Carthorse field
Buckcress Orchard
House & Buildings
Homestead
Black Bush
Bush Ridden
Owen Wood
Mead Pond
Sisteads
Broad field Bank
Broad field Bottom
Well field
Great field
Walnut tree field
Barn & Yard


Stable Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden
Garden




Arable


Arable
Pasture
---
---
Wood
Arable
Wood
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
---





Garden


Garden


Garden

0.2.15
0.0.17
1.2.22
2.1.14

14.1. 0



6.2.26
2.0. 7
0.0.25
0.1.23
2.3.29
14.2.38
27.1.37
0.1.26
19.3.11
6.1. 6
5.0.37
10.2.37
17.0.35
4.3.21
   0.0.17
119.0.15

0.1. 1


0.0.19


0.0.36


0.0. 7




0.10. 0

4. 9. 0


















28. 0. 0

0. 2. 6
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Sir George
   Farrant
       Bart


Sheet 8












































Sheet 9
William
   Skinner

Sarah
   Smith

Frederick
   Taylor



Thomas
   Clark







George
   Phillips
566


175


172
176
177


451
445
508
509

511
512


478
553
559
560
561
471
472

473
474
475
477
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
489a

490
490a
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
514
535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
550
551
552
549
564
567
567a
Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Six Acres
Barn Yard & Cottages
3 Acre Meadow


4 Acres
Jackys field
Home field
Orchard

House & Barn
Little Home field


Hook Wood
Goss Croft
Upper Newlands
Newlands Wood
The Meadow
Coopers
12 Acres and 
   Honey Mallams
Cottage field
Chalk pit Warren
Little Charmer
Kettle Grove
Long field
Charm Wood
Great Charmer
Great Charmer
16 Acres
Ashen Shaw
In Oak Warren Pasture
Shaw in Oak 
   Warren Pasture
Timber Yard
Wood field
Rookery
Great Meadow
Garden
Homestead
Mead field
Stack yard field
Great Orpin
Waste
Little Broom Wood
Lower Broom Wood
Upper Orpin
4 Acres
Little Meadow
South field
Green Croft
High Wood
High Wood field
17 Acres
Little field
Shaw
Soles field
New Years Wood
Hempstalls
adjoining Cangles
Garden


Garden


Arable
---
Pasture


Arable
Arable
Arable
Pasture
 & Fruit
---
Arable


Wood
Arable
Arable
Wood
Pasture
Arable

Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Pasture

Wood
Arable
Arable
Trees
Pasture
Fruit
---
Arable
Arable
Arable
Waste
Wood
Wood
Arable
Pasture
Pasture
Arable
Pasture
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Wood
Arable
Wood

0.0.39


0.0.38



13.1.35
0.0.18
 3.0.  3
16.2.16


3.0.18
0.3. 5
3.3. 7

1.1.20
0.0.28
 1.2.28
10.3.26


4.0. 0
9.2.24
3.3.13
5.2.20
1.0.16
34.2. 3

23.0. 9
6.2. 3
7.3.39
17.1.26
3.3.16
9.2. 6
11.1. 5
38.3.20
11.1.10
13.3.24
0.1.12
2.2.10

0.0.29
8.3.12
1.0.12
0.3.20
8.0. 0
0.1.39
3.1.25
8.0. 0
7.3. 6
18.2.32
0.1.26
4.0. 5
8.0. 0
12.3.11
4.1.22
3.0.22
8.2.13
6.0. 2
22.0.14
12.0. 7
14.2. 3
7.0. 6
7.0.18
7.3.20
50.1. 3
14.1.13
   0.2.  6
445.3.22











4.9.0








2.19.6

















































87.15. 0
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Sir George
   Farrant
       Bart






















Sheet 10
John
   Graves
Robert
   Watford

William
   Wynne





















George
   Brooks

John
   Beadle

565


41
159
138
148
149
150
151
152
153
160
166
167
169
170
178
178a
139
140
141
142
143


236


235
Cottage and Garden


Great West field
High Beeches
Saw Pit fields
Willars field
Boor field
8 Acres
12 Acres
Pickells
Black lands
12 Acres
8 Acres
11 Acres
Upper Beeches
Lower Beeches
Jack Lands
in Jack Lands
House & Buildings
Garden
Stack Yard
Little Meadow
Stony Hills


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden
Garden


Arable
Arable
Pasture
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
---
Fruit
Pasture
Pasture
Arable


Garden


Garden

0.1.10


19.1.10
6.3.19
4.0. 7
6.0.10
15.1.23
8.2. 3
12.3.16
6.2.33
9.0.26
12.0. 4
8.0. 2
11.2.14
5.3.27
6.2.39
3.3.27
0.0.35
0.1.32
0.3. 2
0.2. 1
1.1.20
   7.2.14
148.0.  4

0.0.14


0.0.12

0. 2. 6























37. 0. 0
Sheet 10
John
Graves




Mrs. Ann
   George




John
   Graves

George
   Brooks

John
   Beadle

Robert
   Everest

George
   Adams

Edward
   French

Thomas
   Staples

Stephen
   Jackson

John
   Graves

236


235


188


188a


183


184


182


233
237
238

Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Shop and Yard
Garden
Orchard
Extraordinary charge on
   2 acres of Fruit

Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden



Fruit
Fruit

 at 7/-


0.0.14


0.0.12


0.1.12


0.1.22


0.0.15


0.0.15


0.0. 6


0.0.17
0.0.29
2.0.  0
2.1.  6
per acre








0. 2. 6


0. 2. 6















0.14. 6
0.14. 0
1. 8. 6


Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
John
   Graves

Thomas
Geer


John
Graves

Sir William
Geary
Bart.





Sheet 11
Anthony
   Westbrook

Thomas
Geer


William
Smith

Joseph
Skinner
185


292



234


572
571
585
587
588

589
590
601
602
Cottage and Garden


Buildings & Orchard
Extraordinary charge on
   1¼ acres of Fruit 

Cottage and Garden


Long Slip
Long Slip Wood
Apple Tree Shaw
Great Hook Wood
Shaw in Great Hook Wood
Lower Hook
Battlemore field
Lower South field
Upper South field
Garden


Fruit
  at 7/-


Garden


Arable
Wood
Wood
Arable
Wood

Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable

0.0.22


1.2.14
per acre


0.0.22


4.0.30
7.3.26
1.2.27
4.0. 7
0.2.11

3.2.13
6.0. 5
1.0. 9
 1.0.16
30.0.24





0. 9. 3
 0. 8. 9
0.18. 0















3.10. 0
Mrs. Mary
   Harris
Samuel
  Brooker
72
71
73
74
78
79
82
81
70
68
67
63
62
65
61
60
66
59
57
56
48
47
47a
46
49
75
76
77
83
80
Plantation Orchard
5 Acres
Stable field
Fruit in Stable field
Upper Orchard
Blind Orchard
Gravel Croft
Upper Freeze
Summers Lands
Little Siviers
Grey Haws
Wheat field
North Grove
Upper Hempstalls
Lower Hempstalls
Lillys Wood
Lower Freeze
Wood field
Upper Whally
Lower Whally
Little Whally
Footpath Whally
Shaw in Footpath Whally
7 Acre Whally
Cratiscroft
Old Orchard
House & Buildings
Garden
New Orchard
Waste
Extraordinary charge on
   3½ acres of Fruit 
Pasture
Arable
Arable
Fruit
Fruit
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Pasture
---
Fruit
Fruit
Waste

   at 7/-

2.1.10
4.1.18
1.3.17
1.0.25
0.2.21
0.2.10
11.2.19
7.3.19
7.3.19
1.2.18
3.3.15
6.2.10
8.2.28
4.3.11
7.1.33
13.2.13
7.0.28
2.3.19
7.0. 0
5.0.36
4.0.22
5.1.24
1.2.25
8.0. 1
4.1.15
0.3.11
0.2.11
0.2.13
1.0.30
   0.2. 0
134.1. 1

per acre
































41.15. 6
 1. 4. 6
43. 0. 0






Sheet 12
Mrs. Mary
   Harris
William
   Smith

Timothy
   Smith

Mrs. Mary
   Harris
85


84


9
9a
10
8
6
7
4
5
16
3
2
1
18
17
19
20
21
21a
22
13
14
24
11

15
25
26
23
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
38
39
40
12
27
Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Hawfield Banks
Shaw in Hawfield Banks
Hawfield
4 Acres
6 Acres
Shaw in 6 Acres
Shaw
Shaw
3 Acre Haydons
5 Acre Haydons
Blackmans Butt
Shaw in Blackmans Butt
Butts Shaw
Ash field
Shaw in Ash field
Little Horse Lees
Great Horse Lees
Adjoining
Shaw
House & Buildings
Yards & Cottage
Rick yard
Hop Garden Orchard

Old Orchard
West field
Shaw in West field
Crow Croft
Lower Barley field
Hackets
Long field
Middle Barley field
Lower Broom
Upper Barley field
Upper Ling field
Stoney Hill
Upper Brooms
Middle Brooms
Waste
West Shaw
Garden


Garden


Arable
Wood
Pasture
Arable
Arable
Wood
Wood
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Wood
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Pasture
Wood
---
---
---
Pasture
 & Fruit
Pasture
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Waste
Wood

0.0.19


0.0.17



12.3.37
1.1. 6
9.1. 4
4.2. 3
6.3.19
0.1.18
0.3. 3
0.3. 4
3.2.14
5.1.26
13.3. 4
0.3.31
0.0.38
6.2. 8
0.3.29
8.3.39
10.3.12
1.3.25
0.3.23
1.0.24
0.1.23
0.1.25

2.1.16
1.2.30
16.1.20
0.3. 5
13.2. 9
11.2.17
7.2.26
10.3.12
8.0.39
12.3.34
11.2.12
13.0.15
17.1.25
7.3.38
7.2. 6
0.1.24
   0.0.  9
236.3.32















































73. 0. 0
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Sheet 13
William
   Hills
























Misses Sarah
  & Elizabeth
    Harris


Thomas
   Clark

William
   Dumnell

Richard
   Day

Hanes
   French

William
   Hills









John
   Small

George
   Dumnell

97


221


86


87


220
223
225
224
89
88
98




222


287

House Shop Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Barn & Yard  Worlds End
Orchard
Orchard
Field
Round Orchard
Round Orchard & Barn
House Shop & Garden
Extraordinary charge on 
   7½ acres of Fruit 



Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden

Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


---
Fruit
Fruit
Arable
Fruit
Fruit


 at 7/-


Garden


Garden


0.0.37


0.0.16


0.0.13


0.0.18


0.0.19
2.0.14
2.1. 4
2.0. 8
2.1. 1
1.0. 5
0.0.26
9.3.37
per acre


0.0.22


0.0.13





















3.11. 6
2.12. 6
6. 4. 0
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Misses Sarah
  & Elizabeth
    Harris

















Sheet 14
Anthony
 Harman Esq

James
   Jackson

Stephen
   Jackson

Mary
 Magdalen
   Lutis 
& John
  Wenham
     Lewis
John
   Hollands

Richard
   Hills etc.

Richard
    Iseman

William
   Martin




Daniell
   Whitehead

Richard
   Hills

Richard
   Hickmott

James
   Jackson

William
   Jackson

Mary
   Jackson
367b


368


367c


288
368a




367


367a


179


462


417


517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
555
554
526
525
547
528
529
515
534
Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Bow Peep Public House
Plantation
Extraordinary charge on
   0.1.30 acres of Fruit


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Queens Head Public House

Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Manscroft
Barn field
The Chalks
Shaw in the Chalks
Three cornered field
4 Acres
Orchard field
Homestead
Five Acres
South field
Orchard and House
Garden
Pond field
Pond field
Orchard
Stoney Hills
Cattle Dean
Garden


Garden


Garden


---
Fruit

 at 7/-


Garden


Garden





Garden


Garden


Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable

Arable
Arable
Fruit etc.
Garden
Arable
Pasture
Fruit
Arable
Arable

0.0. 5


0.0. 3


0.0. 4


0.1.19
0.1.30
0.3.  9

per acre


0.1. 6


0.0.13



0.1. 3


0.1. 7


0.1. 7



4.1.39
4.2.39
2.1.38
1.0.37
3.3.12
3.3.16
3.3.36
0.0.33
5.0.14
4.3. 5
0.2.12
0.0.15
2.3.27
2.0. 4
0.2.26
7.2. 4
 6.1. 9
54.3. 6












0. 8. 6
0. 3. 6
0.12. 0

0. 2. 6





0. 5. 0


0. 2. 6


0. 2. 6



















10.10. 0
Robert
Crawford Esq
  Lord of the
     Manor

Mrs. Mary
   Morgan
Parish




Richard
   Brooks

William
   Hills

William
   Hardstone

John
   Humble

527




378


373


374


376
Greenstreet Green




Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden
Waste




Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden

0.3. 8




0.0. 8


0.0. 6


0.0. 4


0.0. 4

Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Mrs. Mary
   Morgan



Sheet 15
Robert
 Crawford Esq
 &
William
  Morgan
    his lessee


George
  Norman Esq
Richard
Morgan

John
Skinner

William
 Graham
& William
 Wood

William
   Morgan

William
   Stow
372


377


369




91


156
171
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden




House Shed & Garden


Paynes Land
Simmers Shaw
Well Croft
Barn field
Plantation
Garden
Homestead
South field
Little Grove
Little Hill
Great Hill
The Grove
Round Wood
Long Hill
Chelsfield Hill
Lower Ash field
Upper Ash field
Chelsfield Hill Wood
Wood field
Ash field Shaw
Biblets
Extraordinary charge on
   1 acre of Fruit
Garden


Garden


Garden




Garden


Arable
Arable
Pasture
Pasture
Fruit
Fruit
---
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Wood
Arable

    at 7/-

0.0.22


0.0. 2



0.0. 6




0.0.24



9.3.39
5.0.39
1.1. 2
2.1.31
0.2. 9
0.2. 4
0.3.27
8.0.35
5.0.27
7.2.26
13.1.13
10.0. 5
2.1.39
13.1.19
10.3.34
9.0.29
6.3.30
10.1. 8
2.3.30
0.2.14
   4.1.35
126.2.15
per acre





































29.10. 0
  0. 7. 0
29.17. 0
George
   Phillips














Sheet 16
Chelsfield
   Parish




John
   Pawley
George
   Davis

William
   Gardiner

Charles
   Hollands

George
   Phillips






Parish


Thomas
   Geer

George
   Swan


465


464


463


503
504
513
510




466


105


345
Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Shols field
in Shols field
Long Meadow
Honest Lands
Extraordinary charge on
   5a 3r 22p of Hops


Pratts Bottom


Bell ropes


Cottage and Garden
Garden


Garden


Garden


Hops
Arable
Pasture
Arable

    at 12/-


Waste


Arable


Garden

0.0.11


0.0.16


0.0.26



5.3.22
2.1.20
4.1. 8
 1.3.20
14.1.30

per acre


1.3.0


2.1.34


0.1.11














3.17. 6
3.10. 6
7. 8. 0




1. 0. 0


0. 2. 6
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Thomas
   Phillips






Admiral
   Ricketts










Benjamin
 Ricketts Esq

Thomas
   Rock

Mrs Rock


Parish
   Officers
Richard
Hickmott






William Drew
 & John
   Peckman

Admiral
   Ricketts






Benjamin
Ricketts Esq

Thomas
   Rock

Charles
   Thomas

John
   Brooks
530
531
532
533
545
546


395



389
390
391
392
393
394


395


96


95


291
290
Homestead
Garden
meadow
Potatoe field
The Slip
Ash field


Cottage and Garden



Long Riddens
Butts
Beech field
Stone Ridden
Shaw
Little Stone Ridden


Part of 12 Acres


House & Forge


Cottage and Garden


Parish field
House, Barn etc.
---
Fruit
Pasture
Arable
Arable
Arable


Garden



Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable


Arable


Garden


Garden


Arable
Garden

0.0.21
0.1.35
1.1.23
1.2.19
3.3.14
 8.3.20
16.1.12

0.0. 5



15.0.33
16.3. 0
10.2.17
14.3.33
1.1.28
 8.0.  5
66.3.36


10.1.29


0.1. 6


0.0.19



5.2.22
1.0.  5
6.2.27








4. 7. 0











20. 2. 0

3. 5. 6


0. 2. 6







2.11. 0
Robert
   Shawcroft
       Esq.




Sheet 17






















John
   Skaggs
Messrs,
   Chapman




























Edward
   Danwell

573
574
575
576
577
578
579
580
581
582
583

584
586
591
592
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
600
603
604
605
606


343
Chalk Tree
New Years Wood
Little Bottoms
Middle Bottoms
Stable Yard
Goury Lands
Stack Yard field
Shaw
Shaw
Garden
Homestead & Orchard
   Yards & Buildings
The Grove
Shaw
Great Cudham
Little Cudham
Wall field
The Grubbed field
Great Grubbed field
Little Shaw
Great Ease
Little Ease
The Meadow
Shaw
Smith field
Lower Cherry Croft
Upper Cherry Croft
Waterfield


Rock and fountain etc.
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Wood
Wood
Fruit etc.

---
Arable
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable
Pasture
Meadow
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable


Garden

6.2. 2
1.0. 4
2.3. 1
5.3.25
6.1.13
1.2.19
4.2.16
0.0.31
0.3. 7
0.1. 0

1.2. 5
5.0.30
3.0.7
9.2.32
6.1.26
6.2.13
3.2. 7
6.1.29
0.2.32
2.3.24
0.2.27
2.3.17
0.0.18
6.3.27
7.0.20
8.2.13
   6.2.17
108.3.22

0.0.36





























18. 5. 0
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
George &
   Thomas
      Staples

Richard G.
   Stapleton




Misses Ann
 & Mary
   Smith




Sheet 18
John
   Everest


Messrs.
   Masyer




Misses Ann
 & Mary
   Smith





George
   Phillips
187



55
52
54
53


448
476
543
557
563
570


502

480
501
507
505
506
516
558
556
500
460
482
481
479
499
544
548
568
569
Cottage and Garden



Crabcroft
Upper 5 Acres
Part of Lower 5 Acres
Part of Six Acres


Lattice Coppice
Pratts Bottom Wood
North field Shaw
Francis Croft
Bush field
Kangles


Orchard

Upper Sawyers
Stack Yard
Coopers field
Bramley field
Lower Rimmer
Upper Rimmer
Lower Newlands
Francis Croft
Homestead
Green field
White Croft
Peas Croft
Lower Sawyers
Mouse Croft
North field
East field
Upper Cangles
Lower Cangles
---



Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable


Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood


Fruit 
  trees old
Arable
---
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Pasture
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable

0.0.21



3.2.32
5.1.31
1.3.  8
 0.1.  1
12.0.32


18.0.15
13.0.21
4.1.24
10.3.25
7.2.25
 4.2.22
58.3.12



2.2.26
9.2.31
0.1.15
3.2.35
6.3.20
8.1.18
5.2.21
4.1.28
2.0.25
1.0.36
1.1. 7
7.0.25
14.2.16
7.1.36
2.2.32
14.0.16
9.0.18
10.1. 4
  6.2.35
118.2. 4









3.11. 6







5.10. 0





















24. 0. 0


John
Shilling

John
Stevens













Sheet 19
Trustees of
   Road


Revd Doctor
  John
    Edward
      Tarleton
John
Shilling

George
Whale

John
Stevens











George
   Ashdown


Robert
   English

John
   Row

School
388


136


398
470
399
468
469
467
453
452
449




397
213


99


100


305a
Part of Cottage and Garden

Cottage and Garden


Turnpike field
Field adjoining
Stack Yard
Orchard
Homestead
4 Acres
4 Acres
Grove
Three cornered field
Extraordinary charge on
   4¾ acres of Fruit  



Turnpike House
Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


School
Garden


Garden


Arable
Arable

Fruit

Arable
Arable
Wood
Arable

      at 7/-


---
Garden


Garden


Garden


School

1.0.20


0.0.38



8.1. 1
25.3.20
0.0.18
4.2.38
0.0.36
4.0.15
4.0.17
2.3.35
 2.3.20
53.1. 0

per acre


0.0.21
0.0.11
0.0.32

0.0.13


0.0.11


0.0  6


0. 8. 6














13. 1. 9
 1.13. 3
14.15. 0
Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
George
   Tibbs











Thomas
   Waring
       Esq.
William
   Peacock











James
   Blundell

James
   Geer

William
   Hills

Percival
   Hackett

John
    Miles

Sarah
   Price

396
406
408
411
412
413
414
415
416
420
450


342


240


260


371


241


370
Hop Garden Field
Part of Barn & Yard
Gravitts field
meadow
Wasty Wood
Bulls Head Inn
Garden
Garden
Whatly field
Brook Wood
Long Slip


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Little Pammell Brooms


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden
Arable
---
Arable
Pasture
Wood
---
Fruit etc.
Fruit etc.
Arable
Wood
Arable


Garden


Garden


Arable


Garden


Garden


Garden

3.3. 1
0.1. 0
9.0.17
3.3.13
4.2.18
0.1.32
0.2. 9
0.2.24
23.3.15
1.2. 4
 5.2.  9
54.0.22

0.0.20


0.0.14


8.5.17


0.0. 8


0.0. 4


0.0.14












12. 5. 0







3.15. 6








Sheet 20



Thomas
 Waring Esq





































Sheet 21
John
   Johnson

James
   Sawyer

Stephen
   Tester

Robert
   Dumnall

Thomas
  Waring Esq
338


339


340


341


250
251
252
248
249
252a
247
253
254
256
255
257
242
243
285a
258
259
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
273a

274
275

275a
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
384
385
386
387
Part of a Cottage and Garden

Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Little Hoglands Bank
Chelsfield Hill
Great Hoglands Bank
Kington Grove
Barn field
Halstead Hill
Barn & Yard
The 16 Acres
The 14 Acres
Hither 20 Acres
Further 20 Acres
Stack piece
Packs 20 Acres
Cangles
Nursery Ground
Great Pannel Brooms
Packs Barn & Yard
11 Acres
Shaw field
Shaw Orchard
Clarks Orchard
Clarks Orchard
Clarks Orchard
The Forstall Orchard
Garden
Hop Kiln and Pit
Catts Shed and Yard
Homestead
Yards
Little Meadow
Landway and Sheds

Rose Croft
18 Acres

in 18 Acres late Hops
The 7 Acres
Garden field
Mount Hall
Mount Hall
Mount Hall Homestead
Little Pasture
Mount Hall Orchard
Shaw
Birchetts
In Birchetts
Camberlands
Pascalls
Newlands
Bean hall
Extraordinary charge on
   16.1.20 a of Fruit
Extraordinary charge on
   3.0.0 a of Hops
Garden


Garden


Garden


Garden


Pasture
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
---
Arable
Arable
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
Arable
Arable
---
Arable
---
Arable
Arable
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Pasture
Garden
---
---


Pasture
Pasture
  etc.
Fruit &
 Pasture
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Fruit
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
Fruit
Wood
Hops
Arable
Arable
Pasture
Pasture
Arable

     at 7/-

     at 12/-

0.0. 8


0.0. 9


0.0.10


0.0.19


4.0.29
3.1.30
12.1.19
11.0. 4
19.0. 5
24.0.25
0.0.36
16.3.21
14.2. 2
11.1.25
9.0.32
2.0. 7
20.1.25
15.2.24
0.1.37
14.0.16
0.0.22
11.1. 5
8.3.37
3.0.19
5.0.34
2.3.15
2.1.32
0.2.28
0.1.21
0.1.32
0.0.23
1.0.34
0.2. 8
2.1. 3

1.1.25

7.2.33
11.3. 0
6.1.10
7.3. 7
4.1.17
1.2.20
0.2.13
0.1.29
5.0.12
1.1.20
0.0.36
3.0. 1
4.3.30
11.2.38
0.2.28
14.1.23
   5.1.35
307.2.21

 per acre

 per acre































































87. 9. 6
5.14. 6
 1.16. 0
95. 0. 0

Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Richard
   Waring
       Esq.







Anthony
   Ward

Mrs. Mary
   Yates




William
   Young
John
   Stephens








Anthony
    Ward

3 Tenements


Richard
   Geer

William
   Young
132
147
146
133
134
135
145
137


418


101


102


401
402
403
404
407
419
Foxberry Wood
Upper Foxberry
Home field
Foxberry
Home field
Barn field
Upper Home field
Homestead and Garden


Cottage and Garden


Cottages and Gardens


Cottage and Garden


Garden
Garden
House and Buildings
Field
Part of Barn
The Slips
Extraordinary charge on
   ½ acre of Fruit
Wood
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
---


Garden


Gardens


Garden


Garden
Garden
---
Arable
---
Pasture

    at 7/-

2.3. 9
5.3.17
4.0.25
5.1.18
7.0. 3
13.0. 1
5.1.19
 0.1.24
43.3.36

0.0.19


0.0.12


0.0.34



0.2. 7
0.1. 9
0.3.14
11.2.34
0.0.17
 0.3. 6
14.1. 7

per acre









13. 4. 6
















3. 6. 6
0. 3. 6
3.10. 0

Owner Occupier

No.

Description Cultivation

Quantities

Rector

Remarks
Sheet 22
Revd. Dr.
  John
    Edward
      Tarleton

Rev. Dr.
   Tarleton

103
104
305
303
304
306
307
308
309
310
355
357
320
321
321a
114

Little East field
Great East field
Gibbs Croft
2 Acres
Gibbs Lane
Garden
Garden & Shrubs
Rectory House
Little Meadow
Road Meadow
Little Redlands
9 Acres
Lower Goss
Upper Goss
Goss Wood
Church Yard

Arable
Arable
Arable
Pasture
Meadow
Garden
Garden etc
---
Pasture
Meadow
Arable
Arable
Arable
Arable
Wood
---


3.3.35
5.3.15
4.0.14
1.2.31
2.1.23
0.1.22
1.3.20
1.0.12
0.3.18
1.2.20
2.1. 6
9.3.21
9.0.39
7.3. 5
2.2.25
 0.3.32
56.2.18



















14. 0. 0

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Information kindly provided by Geoff Copus

Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities
[Glebe Land
 owner/
  occupier
    not given]












Geo. 
  Arnold Esq








Thomas 
   Brooks

Thomas
   Allen


William
 Childs Esq






James
   Biggs
[Mount Hall
    Farm
]
















Geo. 
  Arnold Esq








John
   Anderson

Thomas
   Allen


William
   Baker






James
   Biggs
11






9

11







8









9


15



8







9









12






















































House Garden & Orchard
The Little Mead
Mead adjoining
The Two Acres
Gibbs Lane Mead
Little Warren Mead
Gibbs Croft
East Field
East Field
The Nine Acres
The Nine Acres
Red Lands
Upper Goss
Lower Goss
The Wood


Rishmore Hill Field
Part of Sprats Green
Ashen Walk
Part of Mount Field
Round About Field
Rishmore Hill Wood
Prats Grove

                  [total corrected   

Garden and orchard


A garden
Four small fields adjoining


Gdn Behind Public House
Field adjoining
Home Field
Field East of last
Turnip Field
Three corner Field


Garden and Orchard
Breech Field
Eleven Acres
Orchard Field
Hop Ground
The Six Acres
Fd. Adjoining Hop Ground
The five Acres
Upper Breech Field
The Four Acres
Wellhill Field
The six Acres
Three Corner Field
garden
meadow
meadow
meadow
meadow
meadow
wheat
fallow
oats
wheat
pease
seeds
seeds
barley
wood


seeds
seeds
oats
meadow
meadow
wood
wood

in pencil

garden


garden
wheat


garden
seeds
seeds
seeds
turnips
seed


garden
vetches
seeds
oats
hops
fallow
seeds
wheat
fallow
wheat
pease
barley
wheat
1.0. 0
1.0. 0
1.0. 0
2.0. 0
2.2. 0
1.0. 0
4.0. 0
5.2. 0
4.0. 0
3.2. 0
5.2. 0
2.0. 0
8.0. 0
9.0. 0
 3.0. 0
53.0. 0

19.0. 0
10.2. 0
10.0. 0
8.0. 0
5.2. 0
8.1. 0
14.1. 0
73.1. 0
to 75.2. 0]

0.1.20


0.2. 0
7.3. 0
8.1. 0

0.2. 0
0.2. 0
0.2. 0
0.2. 0
3.2. 0
 3.0.2.
11.2. 0

1.0. 0
8.0. 0
11.0. 0
5.0. 0
3.0. 0
5.1. 0
4.0. 0
5.0. 0
6.2. 0
4.0. 0
2.1. 0
6.0. 0
 2.10. 0
63.1. 09

Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities
Mr Butcher










Mr John
   Fuller




The Parish of 
  Chelsfeld
[Osborns]



Mrs Petley



John
   Goodhugh
      Esq





Thomas
   Buster
William
   Burkin









Thomas
   Brooks




The Parish of 
  Chelsfeld




William
   Brooks


John
   Goodhugh
      Esq





Thomas
   Buster

5










12



13

9





9



9







12



































Barn Field
Bank Field
Upper Bank Field
The Acre and half
Chalks
Slip
Nonsuch
Robins Field
The Garden


Orchard and garden
Wheat Field
Lower Wheat Field
Little Wheat Field
Home Field
Fld adj. Home Field West
Orchard
The Acre Field
The Five Acres


Hewets Farm
Part of Barnharrow F
Part of Hewet Field

Broke Farm
Beech Field
Buts Field
Longstone Riden
Great Stone Riden
Little Stone Riden
Pt of Lower Twelve Acres


Garden and Orchard
seeds
oats
fallow
fallow
wheat
seeds
oats
fallow
garden


garden
wheat
wheat
seeds
fallow
seeds
garden
seeds
fallow



beans
wheat


seeds
oats
seeds
seeds
seeds
seeds


garden
1.0.37
1.2. 5
1.1.10
1.2.12
2.1.39
1.1.14
2.2. 4
2.1.14
 0.0.20
14.1.35

0.2. 0
4.0. 0
3.0. 0
3.0. 0
3.0. 0
3.2. 0
0.2. 0
1.0. 0
 4.2. 0
23.0. 0


5.0. 0
9.0. 0


9.0. 0
16.0. 0
14.0. 0
15.0. 0
7.0. 0
10.0. 0
85.0. 0

1.1. 0

Mrs Crosby
































Samuel
   Burroughs































1









2









3
























6















































Court Lodge Farm
Lower Stony Hill
Long Goss
Lord’s Goss
Thorns Field
Lord’s Goss Wood
Upper Hempstalls
Lower Hempstalls
Little Home Field
Great Home Field
Cony Croft
Lower Smallams
Upper Smallams
Round Smallams
Shaw inSmallams
Fancy Field
Shaw
Little Walley
Great Walley

Hare Croft
Two gardens by House
Little Garden
Orchard
Little Church Field

Grove Field
Windmill Field
Church Field
Church Field Shaw
South Field
Well Field
Well Field
Well Field
Oxenden Wood
Oxenden Wood Field
Oxenden Field
Foxbury Field
Apsen [sic] Spring
Foxbury Wood
Long Warren
Hither Martinden
Middle Martinden
Further Martinden
Black Lands
Black Land Wood
Forbury Field
Strikes Field

seeds
fallow
wheat
wheat
wood
wheat
seeds
seeds
seeds
seeds
seeds
fallow
seeds
wood
vetch
wood
seeds
would
 & rye
wheat
garden
garden
garden
would
 & rye
seeds
oats
wheat
wood
oats
vetches
turnips
seeds
wood
pease
barley
wheat
wood
wood
barley
seeds
seeds
wheat
wheat
wood
fallow
pease

9.0. 0
10.0. 0
6.0. 0
13.0.25
10.0. 0
8.0. 0
6.0. 0
6.0. 0
20.0. 0
2.3. 0
18.0. 0
18.0. 0
6.0. 0
3.0. 0
4.0. 0
0.2. 0
9.3. 0

21.0. 0
10.0. 0
0.1. 0
0.1. 0
0.2. 0

8.0. 0
7.0. 0
10.0. 0
14.0. 0
0.3. 0
32.0.23
4.0. 0
4.0. 0
11.0. 0
14.0. 0
7.0. 0
13.0. 0
8.0. 0
4.2. 0
7.0. 0
25.2. 0
10.0. 0
15.0. 0
12.0. 0
8.0. 0
8.0. 0
13.0. 0
   4.0. 0
422.0. 8

Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities

Mr James
   Harris

Joseph
   Brooker

2











10


















11




































Lilly’s Farm
Orchard and garden
Lower Warley
Shaw in Lower Warley
Upper Warley
Crabtree Croft
Shaw
Middle Warley
Seven Acre Warley
Shaw round Warley
Footpath Warley
Shaw adjoining
Sope Ridden
Orchard
Garden
Blind Orchard
Upper Orchard
Stable Field
Plantation Ground
Bath’s Orchard
Samper’s Croft

The Four Acres
Upper Freeze
Great Gravel Croft
Little Gravel Croft
Lillys Wood
Wood Field
Lower Hempstalls
Upper Hempstalls
Grey Haws
Lower Freeze
Swires

Wheat Field
Wheat Field
North Grove

garden
seeds
wood
seeds
seeds
wood
barley
oats
wood
oats
wood
fallow
garden
garden
garden
garden
seeds
garden
meadow
beans
hops
fallow
wheat
fallow
seeds
wood
vetches
seeds
barley
barley
wheat
wheat
wood
pease
wood
fallow
wood

0.3. 4
4.3.19
0.0.31
7.0.26
4.1.33
0.0.38
3.3.20
6.3.34
1.2. 4
5.0.14
1.3. 1
0.3.28
0.3.15
0.2.13
0.2. 5
0.2.32
2.3.21
2.0.32
1.0.37
4.0. 0
2.2. 4
4.1.32
7.2.18
7.0.24
4.1.21
13.3.21
2.3.14
7.1. 1
4.2.37
3.3.10
7.0.29
1.1.12
0.0.30
6.1. 3
0.1.19
7.0.11
   1.1.22
133.0.35




































Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities
Mrs Crosby
 [Court Lodge]





William
   Childs

John
   Harris

Sir John
   Dyke

Robert
   Dunmall


---
  Baldwin


George
  Arnold Esq

Mrs Crosby






William
   Childs

Robert
   Coosens

---
   Colegate

Robert
   Dunmall


---
   Eaton


John
   Eyles

3






6





1


11



14



7







8



































Court House Garden
The Meadow
Church Green
Little Grove Field
Shrubbery (unprofitable


Grove Wood


Garden by Well Lane


Pt. of a field by Orpington Rd


An Orchard
Wood


Orchard and Meadow



Garden adjoining the
    Porcupine Inn
Lower Barn Field
Upper Barn Field
Randalls Great Field
Randalls Great Field
Bank Field
Upper Longbottom
Part of Randalls Wood
Part of Clay Pond Field
Part of Cat Oak Field
Richmore Hill Plane
garden
meadow
meadow
meadow
wood


wood


garden


seeds


garden
wood


meadow
garden



garden
meadow
meadow
seeds
seeds
seeds
fallow
wood
oats
wheat
beans
1.0. 0
3.0. 0
0.2. 0
1.2. 0
0.1. 0
6.1. 0

2.0. 0


0.0.30


1.3. 0


1.3. 0
4.0. 0
5.3. 0

0.3. 0
0.1. 0
1.0. 0


0.3.33
3.2.23
4.3. 0
4.2.10
5.3. 5
5.0. 0
4.2.15
12.0. 0
5.3.21
13.0.35
11.3.26
72.1. 8

William
 Willis Esq
["Wells" added
    in pencil
]
[Chelsfield 
    Hall Farm
]


















Mr John
   Fuller
Edward
   Everist






















Mr John
   Fuller
3

4





















9









































Pain’s Three Fields

Garden and orchard
Well Field
Barn Field
South Field
Grove
Driveway Grove
Ten Acre Grove
Little Hill
Great Hill
Long Hill
Chelsfield Hill
Lower Ash Field

Upper Ash Field
Beblets
Woodfield
Little Grove Wood
Nine Acre Wood
Ash Field Shaw


Hewets Farm
Garden and Orchard
Forstalls
Little Orchard
Clark’s Field

Shaw Field

Rose Croft
Birchwood Field
Kitchen Croft
New Lands
wheat
pease
garden
seeds
seeds
wheat
seeds
pease
barley
fallow
seeds
oats
wheat
wheat
barley
oats
pease
buckwheat
wood
wood
wood



garden
beans
garden
wheat
hops
wheat
oats
hops
seeds
seeds
seeds
9.0. 0
1.0. 0
0.1. 0
1.0. 0
2.2. 0
7.0. 0
5.0. 0
5.0. 0
10.0. 0
7.0. 0
13.0. 0
12.0. 0
10.0. 0
4.1. 0
4.1. 0
7.0. 0
4.0. 0
3.0. 0
3.0. 0
9.0. 0
   1.0. 0
118.0. 0


2.0. 0
1.0. 7
0.1.35
5.3.31
5.2. 0
6.0.38
6.0.38
8.0. 0
8.2.27
2.1.13
 4.1.10
50.2.29

Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities

Mr John
   Fuller

Mr John
   Fuller

3

4













9






























Chelsfield Hill Farm
New Field
Packs Eight Acres
Packs Broomfield
Young Ash? adjacent
Turnpike Field
Middle Lower Hill
Upper Further Hill
Lower Further Hill
Upper Middle Hill
Wimpole Hill Bury
Wimpole Spring
Watts Broom Spring
Wimpole Hill
Hither 20 Acre Croft
Further 20 Acre Croft
Parnels Broom Barnfield
Great Parnels Field
Little Parnels Field
Cross Angles
Nighten Grove Field
The fourteen Acres
Crab Croft
Greatt Gossen Hill
Hopden Bank

turnips
fallow
seeds
wood
oats
vetches
wheat
wheat
fallow
wheat
wood
wood
seeds
wheat
oats
turnips
fallow
seeds
seeds
vetches
seeds
fallow
seeds
fallow

5.3.11
8.0. 0
3.2. 0
1.1. 0
10.2. 0
8.0. 0
9.2. 0
10.0. 0
7.0. 0
8.0. 0
1.1.27
7.0. 1
9.0. 0
11.0. 0
10.0. 0
15.0. 0
20.0. 0
14.0. 0
14.0. 0
10.0. 0
16.0. 0
18.2. 0
24.3. 0
  13.0. 0
255.3. 9


9

10
11






















12



13
































Bucks Cross Farm
Hop Garden

Bells Hop Garden
Bells Two Acres

Bells Four Acres

Bells Slip

Blackbush Wood
Dinley Field
Well Field


Rush Ridden
Owen Wood
Crocker’s Land

Broadfield Bank
Broadfield Bottom
Upper Well Field
Little Clarks
Russia Croft
Great Field
Denvill Field
Further Denvill
Cave Croft
Orchard adjoining
Leech Croft
Walnut Tree Orchard
Walnut Tree Field
Cumberlands
Part of Little Pascall

beans
hops
hops
seeds
wood
seeds
wood
seeds
wood
wood
wheat
wood
would 
  & rye
pease
wood
seeds
wood
seeds
seeds
seeds
oats
fallow
vetches
seeds
seeds
seeds
garden
wheat
garden
fallow
wheat
wheat

1.0. 0
3.0. 0
4.0. 0
2.0. 0
1.0. 0
3.2. 0
0.2. 0
1.3. 0
0.1. 0
3.0. 0
7.0. 0
1.0. 0

10.1. 0
16.0. 0
24.0. 0
5.1. 0
0.0.20
5.0. 0
0.0.20
5.0. 0
5.0. 0
10.2. 0
14.0. 0
7.2. 0
7.2. 0
3.1. 0
2.0. 0
4.0. 0
0.1.20
5.0. 0
11.0. 0
   0.3. 0
170.0.10
Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities
Mr John
   Fuller
John
   Harris

Robert
   Harris




Mr Charles
    Wilkins










Robert
   Harris
Thomas
   French
Thomas
   French

---
    Fowler




Thomas
   Gravett










Thomas
   Gradick
11

12


2





6
8










12























Godlyhaw Garden

Garden and Orchard


Part of a slip
Part of a slip of last
Part of another ditto


Land by Turnpike
Little Pike Field
Great Pike Field

Little Field
Middle Field
Barn Field
White Croft


Garden and Orchard


Garden
garden

garden


oats
oats
vetches



wheat
pease
seeds
seeds
oats
wheat
oats
fallow
wood
garden


garden
1.2.20

1.0.  0
2.2.20

0.2. 0
0.3. 0
0.2. 0
1.3. 0


2.2. 0
2.0. 0
1.2. 0
2.0. 0
2.0. 
2.0. 0
1.0. 0
1.2. 0
0.1. 0
 0.1. 0
15.0. 0

0.0.30

Mrs Petley
 [Gillman’s
   Brimstone
     Farm
]

















James
    Graves


Mrs
  Easterbrook
John
   Gainsford


James
   Graves



















James
    Graves


John
   Gainsford
3















4

9






9



























Garden
Yard Field
The Three Acres
Swire’s Field

Crow Croft
Riddens
Kid Ash Field


Highbeech Field

Upper Beblets
Lower Beblets

Big Croft
Three Corner Field
South Lands
Hogsland Bank
Chelsfield Hill
Jackbury Croft
Clifford’s Field



An Orchard

Chalk Field
garden
wheat
seeds
oats
wood
seeds
wheat
pease
seeds
wood
fallow
wood
seeds
fallow
wood
wheat
turnips
wheat
fallow
rye
fallow
oats
wood


garden

seeds
0.2. 0
4.0. 0
3.0. 0
5.2. 0
0.0.20
4.2. 0
7.0. 0
3.0. 0
3.0. 0
0.2. 0
6.0. 0
1.2. 0
5.2. 0
7.0. 0
0.3. 0
4.2. 0
3.0. 0
4.0. 0
4.0. 0
3.0. 0
2.0. 0
1.3. 0
  0.1. 0
74.1.20

0.1.20

0.1.20
Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities
John 
   Hills






Mr James
   Harris
John 
   Hills






Mr James
   Harris
3







2











































Garden
First Field

Field North of the last
Field South of last Field


Goddington Farm
Orchard
Orchard
Hop Ground
Haw Field

Hawfield Bank

Hawfield Neck
Four Acre Hagden
Three Acre Hagden

Six Acre Hagden

Five Acre Hagden

Blackman’s Butt

Shaw, W of Blackman’s Butt
Ash Field

Little Horselees
Great Horselees
Cox Croft and West Field
Burnett Piece in above

Shaw
Hacket
Lower Barley Field
Lang Field
Upper Lang Field
Upper Barley Field
Middle Barley Field
Lower Broom
Middle Broom
Upper Broom
Stony Hills
garden
pease
seeds
seeds
seeds



garden
garden
garden
fallow
wood
fallow
seeds
wood
oats
vetches
seeds
oats
seeds
fallow
wood
fallow
wood
wood
pease
wood
fallow
fallow
wheat
seeds
wood
wood
pease
seeds
barley
oats
seeds
barley
vetches
seeds
seeds
seeds
0.0.20
1.0. 0
1.0. 0
2.0. 0
2.0. 0
6.0.20


1.3.25
0.2.27
1.2.35
9.0.26
0.3.17
3.1. 0
9.2.13
1.0.23
4.1.29
1.3.18
1.3.17
6.3.10
1.0.20
5.1.25
0.2.39
13.3. 0
0.0.20
0.3.37
6.2.13
0.3.36
8.3. 6
13.1. 8
28.2.36
1.0. 5
0.3.39
0.2.31
7.2.17
11.3. 3
10.3.12
13.1. 7
11.2.22
8.2. 8
12.3.35
7.2.22
7.3.12
  17.1. 5
235.3.32



Mrs Shallcross


James
   Jackson


5









15



























Cacots Farm
Garden and Orchard
Little Cudham Field
Great Cudham Field

Grove Field
Chalk Tythe Field
Little Bottoms
Middle Bottoms
The Six Acres

Field over the Way
Wall Field
Water Field
Upper Church Croft
Lower Church Croft
South Field
Upper Grub Ground
Lower Grub Ground

Part of Great Ease

Part of Little Ease

Beechen Shaw


garden
seeds
turnips
wood
seeds
seeds
wheat
pease
vetches
wood
fallow
wheat
wheat
oats
seeds
wheat
seeds
seeds
wood
oats
wood
fallow
wood
wood


0.2. 0
5.2. 0
8.0. 0
2.0. 0
4.0. 0
5.2. 0
2.2. 0
5.2. 0
6.0. 0
0.3. 0
4.0. 0
5.0. 0
5.2. 0
7.2. 0
6.2. 0
6.0. 0
5.0. 0
2.2. 0
0.2. 0
2.0. 0
0.0.20
2.0. 0
0.2. 0
0.2. 0
  0.2. 0
87.3.20









Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities

Edward 
  Peach Esq















Charles
   Polhill Esq

James
   Jackson















George
   Jackson

14
















5








6






7






8







14



















































Washness Farm
Garden and Orchard
Lower Pond Field
Upper Pond Field
Castle Dean
Stone Field
Mouse Croft
Barn Field
Chalks Field

The Four Acres
The Five Acres
Three Corner Field
South Field
Orchard Field


Faretrough Farm
Mouse Croft
East Field
North Field

Upper Cangle

Lower Cangle
Bush Fields

White Croft
White Croft Wood
Pease Croft

Lower Sawyers

Upper Sawyers
Pease Haw
Bramble Field
Hop Garden Orchard
Coopers
Lower Rimmers
Part of Upper Rimmers
Ladies Coppice
Lower Whatley
Upper Whatley

Whatley Wood
Lower Golden Hill
Slip
Upper Golden Hill
Slip
Francis Croft
Newlands
Francis Croft Shaw

garden
fallow
seeds
wheat
fallow
fallow
wheat
seeds
wood
barley
oats
seeds
fallow
seeds



vetches
fallow
oats
wood
fallow
wood
barley
fallow
wood
seeds
wood
wheat
oats
wheat
wood
wheat
oats
oats
garden
seeds
oats
seeds
wood
wheat
wheat
oats
wood
fallow
vetches
seeds
seeds
furze
oats
wood

0.2. 0
1.2. 0
2.2. 0
5.2. 0
7.0. 0
4.0. 0
4.0. 0
2.1. 0
0.2. 0
3.2. 0
4.2. 0
3.0. 0
4.1. 0
 3.2. 0
46.2. 0


2.2. 0
8.1.12
13.1.20
3.0. 0
9.3.12
4.0. 0
6.2. 0
7.0. 0
4.0. 0
7.0. 0
9.0. 0
6.1. 3
7.1. 0
6.3.33
1.2. 0
9.0. 6
5.2. 1
6.2. 0
2.1. 0
3.1.20
7.3.18
5.0. 0
9.2. 0
7.2. 0
6.0. 0
5.0.26
4.0. 0
5.2.10
0.2. 0
5.2.14
3.0. 5
2.0. 0
4.0.27
   8.0. 0
198.0. 7

Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities

Mrs Gammon






Chelsfield
   Parish

---
   Chapman








John
   Fuller

Sir Richard
   Glode




Sir John Dyke
[part of Skeet
  Hill Farm
]

George
   Jackson





Chelsfield
   Parish


William
   Murphy







Thomas
   Morgan

Thomas
   Mosyer




Henry
   Pawley

5



6
7

6



6








?


2





11


































Little Faretrough Farm
Water Croft

Eastmore Field
The Meadow
Lower Field
Green Field

Parish Field



Garden by Tunrpike Road
Garden Field
Three Acres
The Five Acres
The Four Acres
Two Acres
Field North of last


Gdn. behind the 5 Bells


Crabtree Croft
Pt. of field North of above
Part of the five Acres
Part of field by Hawfield Bank


Upper Durley

Lower Durley

Coalgate Ridden

beans
wood
seeds
meadow
beans
wheat

vetches



garden
wheat
oats
seeds
oats
fallow
oats


garden


fallow
seeds
seeds
oats


oats
wood
fallow
wood
fallow
wood

1.2. 0
1.2. 0
2.0. 4
1.2. 0
3.2. 0
0.3. 0

 5.1.  1
16.0.15


0.1. 0
2.1. 0
3.2. 0
5.0. 0
3.3. 0
2.0. 0
 2.1. 0
19.0. 0

0.2. 0


3.0. 0
2.0. 0
5.0. 0
 2.0. 0
12.0. 0

13.0. 0
2.1. 0
15.0. 0
3.0. 0
11.0. 0
 2.0. 0
46.1. 0

John
   Harris


---
   Farrant
Francis
   Phelps


Thomas
   Phillips
9



5



































6


14
















































Gdn & orchard at Bowpeek


Northstead Farm
Cottage Field
Great Chalk Pit Warren
The sixteen Acres
The six Acres
Partt of Oak Warren

Timber Yard Field
Highwood Field
Fir Plantation
Orchard Field
Gardens
Kitchen Croft
The five Acres
Shaw adjoining
Furze in middle of above
Mead field
Stack field

Lower Orpingfield

Little Orpingfield
Great Brooms Wood
Little Brooms Wood
South Field
The four Acres
The Meadow
Green Croft
Great Stony Malling

Stony Malling Neck
Sold Field
The Seventeen Acres

Hempstalls
The Seventeen Acres Furze
New Year Wood
Cooper’s Field


New Land Furze
Shaw adjoining above
Goss Croft
High Wood
garden



wheat
turnips
seeds
fallow
wheat
wood
vetches
seeds
wood
meadow
garden
fallow
fallow
wood
furze
seeds
fallow
hops
seeds
wood
wheat
wood
wood
fallow
fallow
meadow
oats
oats
wood
oats
fallow
wheat
wood
seeds
furze
wood
pease
vetches
wood
vetches
wood
wheat
wood
0.2. 0



7.0. 0
8.0. 0
13.0. 0
6.0. 0
0.3. 0
0.1. 0
8.0. 0
11.0. 0
0.3. 0
6.0. 0
0.1. 0
12.0. 0
4.2. 0
6.2. 0
2.2. 0
7.2. 0
5.2. 0
2.2. 0
18.2. 0
 2.2. 0
12.0. 0
7.2. 0
4.0. 0
2.3. 0
4.0. 0
2.3. 0
5.2. 0
12.0. 0
1.1. 0
4.2. 0
7.3. 0
13.0. 0
4.3. 0
13.1. 0
7.0. 0
43.0. 0
12.0. 0
15.0. 0
2.0. 0
15.0. 0
2.0. 0
9.0. 0
 20.0. 0
339.0. 0

Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities

Mr Thomas
   Phillips




Mrs
 Easterbrook
[Rounds Farm]

Chelsfield
    Parish

Abraham
   Dawson
[sic – should 
  be Dalton
]
[now Chelsfield
   Grange
]

Mr Thomas
   Phillips




widow
   Rounds


widow
   Rounds

George
   Small

5





3

9

9


8

























Shots Farm
Long Field
Honest Land
Shots Land
Five Acre Shot


Orchard
House Field
Field adjoining Road

Bellrope Field


Garden by Turnpike Road
Further Field


Field West of last
Field West of last

Field Adj West of last
Rye Grass Lay
Field by Mile stone
Field West of Mile stone
Coppice

seeds
seeds
seeds
seeds


garden
seeds
wheat

seeds


garden
wheat
fallow
seeds
fallow
wheat
turnips
oats
seeds
peas
seeds
wood

4.0. 0
1.2. 0
2.3. 0
 5.0. 0
13.1. 0

0.2. 0
2.0. 0
1.2. 0

0.2. 0
6.0. 0

0.0.10
1.0. 0
1.2. 0
1.2. 0
1.0. 0
2.0. 0
1.0. 0
2.0. 0
1.2. 0
1.0. 0
0.2. 0
 1.0. 0
14.0.10

John Bath
 [Simmons
    Haw
]






[Coopers]
Richard
   Skinner
3








6














Gardens
Lower field
Footpath Field

The Slip
Garden Field
Upper Field
Middle Upper Field
Further Field
The Five Acres
Saintfoin Field
Upper Field
The two Acres
Lower Field
Shaws
garden
pease
wheat
oats
seeds
vetches
wheat
seeds
oats
wheat
seeds
oats
fallow
seeds
wood
0.3. 0
3.0. 0
0.3. 0
1.0. 0
1.0. 0
1.2. 0
2.1. 0
2.2. 0
3.0. 0
5.0. 0
3.0.l 0
4.0. 0
2.0. 0
2.2. 0
 1.2. 0
33.3. 0


Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities
Mr Fuller




Miss Hodsoll
 [Picketts
     Farm
]









Townly
  Ward, Esq








Townly
  Ward, Esq
Thomas
   Staples



George
   Tibbs










George
   Tibbs
["now Phillips"
 added in pencil]






Townly
  Ward, Esq
9




3











5



6





5




























A Garden
Barn Field



Barn Field
Stack Field
The Seven Acres
Tippets
Footpath Field
Lower Foxbury
Upper Foxbury
Foxbury Wood
Part of West Field


Charm Wood Farm   [ added in 
Barn Field
Great Charmers
Little Charmers
The Shaw
The five Acres
The Six Acres
Field opposite Barn
Long Field


Hook Wood
Kettle Grove
garden
wheat
seeds


vetches
seeds
seeds
seeds
beans
wheat
seeds
wood
fallow


pencil ]
oats
seeds
seeds
wood
seeds
seeds
wheat
wheat


wood
wood
0.2. 0
0.3.22
0.3.22
2.1.  4

6.2. 0
5.0. 0
7.0. 0
5.0. 0
4.0. 0
5.0. 0
5.0. 0
2.1. 0
 1.0. 0
40.3. 0


10.0. 0
13.0. 0
5.0. 0
1.0. 0
5.0. 0
6.0. 0
6.0. 0
 9.0. 0
55.0. 0

3.2. 0
3.3. 0
7.1. 0

---
   Farrant
 [Green Farm,
     etc.
]





















William
   Bealby





William
   Keeble
Samuel
   Woodham























John
   Wallis





John
   Wallis
1
3

















4





11






9
































West Field
A Garden
Paddock
Sawpit Field
Stony Hills
Lower Pike Field
Boar Field
Wellers Field
Upper Pikehill
Lower Pikehill
Black Lands
First Upper Ground
Second Upper Ground
Third Upper Ground
Fourth Upper Ground
Fifth Upper Ground
Sixth Upper Ground

Seventh Upper Ground
Jack Lands
Lower Hushers
Upper Hushers



Willow Shaw 
   & Bushriden Shaw
The Five Acres
Sykes’s Field
Pond Field
Row Garden
Field north of Row Garden
Garden and orchard
fallow
garden
meadow
wheat
seeds
seeds
turnips
turnips
wheat
wheat
seeds
turnips
wheat
vetches
wheat
wheat
wheat
fallow
seeds
wheat
wheat
fallow
wood



wood
seeds
seeds
seeds
seeds
seeds
garden
18.0. 0
0.2. 0
1.1. 0
3.0. 0
7.0. 0
7.0. 0
14.0. 0
5.0. 0
5.0. 0
11.0. 0
6.2. 0
2.0. 0
2.2. 0
6.0. 0
4.0. 0
3.0. 0
5.0. 0
7.0. 0
6.0. 0
4.0. 0
6.2. 0
5.0. 0
  0.2. 0
129.3. 0


1.3.12
5.0. 0
5.0. 0
1.1. 0
2.2. 0
2.2  0
 0.3. 0
18.3.12

Owner Occupier No. on
  plan  
  Tithe  
Map No.

Field Name

Cultivation Quantities
Sir William
   Geary







?


---
   Farrant
George
   Small
William
   Wiffin







John
   Wiffin

B.
   Wood
B.
   Wood
5








4


4

3














Bartlemy Field
Upper part of Hook Wood
Lower part of Hook Wd Shaw
Part of Hookwood Shaw
Downs Gosswheat

Wood adjoining


A garden


A garden

A garden behind Queen’s Head
wheat
fallow
wheat
wood
wood
pease
wood


garden


garden

garden


Total

5.3. 0
1.2. 0
3.0. 0
1.0. 0
1.2. 0
3.0. 0
 4.0. 0
19.3. 0

0.3. 0


0.0.34

0.1. 0
0.1.34

3017.2. 6

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A Survey of Chelsfield in 1798

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Introduction to the Survey - In about 1950, when I had the run of the fine collection of documents kept in the Vestry at Chelsfield parish church, I found and transcribed a leather-bound volume containing a survey of the parish of Chelsfield and Farnborough, taken in 1798. Later on this was among a few items which were deposited at Bromley Local Studies Library, reference P86/3/1, unfortunately dated to 1817 rather than 1798. This confusion has arisen because the volume later belonged to Thomas Waring, and bears on the fly-leaf his signature and the date 1817.
    Spurred on by the efforts made by the Kent Archaeological Society to publish transcripts of such material on its website, I recently checked through my own work, and have now put on computer the part referring to Chelsfield – I hope to add the Farnborough section in due course. I have corrected a few obvious errors, and have added in square brackets some farm names not included in the original, but otherwise this is a literal transcript.
   The survey is similar to the Tithe surveys of 40 years later, although less detailed; the accompanying map is described only as an "eye sketch" and the parish is shown divided into 15 sections, to which reference is made in the terrier. The introductory page reads –
   CHELSFIELD – The Number of Acres in the following Terrier, is generally ascertained by Computation. In a few Instances, however, it will appear that the Contents are stated, in Acres, Roods, and Perches, which were, in such Cases, where the Owner, produced a Map of the Estate – Each Piece was nevertheless viewed, previous to its Quantity being set down.

    I have included photographs of the map and of specimen pages from the survey, and a tracing of the map for ease of reference.                                                          Geoffrey Copus October 2005
                                                                                           17 Oakdale Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN4 8DS

The Schedule   (155KB)   With names of landowners, occupiers, fieldnames and field uses with acreages   

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