Tithe Apportionment for Crundale

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Crundale Tithe award schedule - signed 8th March 1839      Back to Crundale  Maps etc Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Inbound    Quantities Outbound Rector    Impropriator Sheet 1 Crundale Overseers  of Fosters    Charity Sir John    Fagg       Baronet Sir Thomas    Filmer      Baronet Sheet 2 William    Hoare Thomas   Noble  Sir John   Fagg    Baronet Sir Thomas   Filmer    Baronet Anne Lancefield George    Parkin 261 262 259 260 257 30 48 50 109 110 147 144 145 146 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 173 174 175 7 9 10 12 13 14 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 46 47 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 80 Platt House Garden    & Lodges Platt House Garden    & Lodge Rushmer Wood Tye Wood Black Hedge Wd Oven Lees Wood Warren Wood Warren Wood Dinnard Snave Barn Field Part of Barn Field Shave Shave Well Field Remainder of    Well Field Shave Little Field Mason Field Orchard Garden House Barn Yard    Denwood Street Thornham Thornham Thornham Extraordinary Charge on 3a 2r 3p of Hops --- Temple Hope  Winchecomb Mdw Bridge Meadow 6 Acre Meadow Kitchen Meadow Little Tithe Field Remainder of  Little Tithe Field Orchard Oast Garden   Trymworth House & Garden Barn Yard    Oast & Stable Lane Stack Yard Moat Great Tithe Field Little Slapden? Great Slapden? Black Hedge Field Town Dane Field Shave Great Down Field Long Port Downs Wood in   Long Port Downs Fourteen Acres Part of Chalk Hole Little Down Field Strawberry Field Twelve Acres Chislett Dane Extraordinary Charge on 3a 2r 3p of Hops Pasture --- Pasture --- Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Hops Wood Wood Hops Arable Wood Arable Pasture Pasture --- --- Arable Arable Arable   at 14s Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Hops Arable Pasture --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Pasture Wood Arable --- Arable Arable Arable Arable  at 14s 14.3.35 2.1. 0 1.1. 3 0.3.16 0.3.18 0.2.36 0.1.34 6.3.22 8.2. 3  7.2.30 44.1.37 per acre   0.3.35 0.1. 0 5.3.18 6.1. 2 1.5.35 4.0.20 3.2.23 2.2.31 2.3.20 12.3.25 6.1.17 13.3. 3 24.3. 0 33.3.21 23.2. 0 36.3.23 16.1.21 15.3.17 10.0.19 12.1.23  10.0.26 245.2.19 per acre   0.1.  6 0.1.  7 0.2.13 0.1.12 0.0.24 0.1.36 3.1. 0 5.0. 6 15.1.18 29.2.28 5.0.17 32.0.21  2.3.  7 90.0.17 16.5.20 2.2.11 1.3. 0 0.2.24 1.2.37 0.3.37 0.2.24 1.0.12 1.0. 0 0.2. 1 0.0.21 0.2. 6 7.1. 7 9.0. 2  8.0. 1 52.3. 3 0.0. 1 0.3.39 0.1. 4 6.0. 0 6.1.15 2.0.12 4.2.37 4.0.24 2.3. 5 0.2.23 0.1.23 0.2.36 0.1. 3 0.0.38 3.0.27 13.1.20 6.3. 8 15.0.38 25.3.12 35.3. 7 0.1.13 24.3.24 38.2.11 0.2. 9 17.0.11 0.0.17 16.2.21 10.1.38 12.3.15  10.2.22 261.3.23 0. 4. 0 0. 3. 6 0. 5. 6 9.19. 0 17. 4. 0  2.  9. 3 19.13. 3 75. 2. 0  2.17. 9 75.19. 9 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Inbound    Quantities Outbound Richard  Flint & Thomas  Kingsford Thomas    Foord Sheet 3 Godmersham  Poor Trustees of  Finches  Charity for   the Poor Thomas  Browning Thomas    Foord John  Chambers &Henry  Hoare George    Parkin 246 247 222 230 231 232 233 238 242 244 249 253 254 255 230a 237 8 Public House    & Garden Meadow Hazel Field Orchard Garden Homestead    Sole Street Platt Cottage Craft Hangers Rough Brooms Little Brooms Oast Oast Field Pole Field Part of Orchard Two Cottages    & Gardens Temple Hope --- Pasture Arable Pasture --- --- Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Pasture --- Pasture 1.0.11 1.0.11 22.1. 0 0.2.30 0.1.39 1.3. 6 27.0. 6 2.0.32 1.3.36 32.1.16 88.3.  5 0.2. 2 0.1.21 0.0.27 1.0.23 1.1.10 22.3.34 0.3.18 0.0.17 0.3.15 0.1.15 0.2.11 2.0.33 27.2.39 2.1.34 0.0. 4 2.0.27 33.2.17 93.3.22 0.2. 5 0.1. 0 0.1.23 0. 7 .0 27.16. 3 0. 2. 6 0. 2. 0 0. 1.10 Sir John  Courtnay    Honywood     Baronet Sir John Courtnay  Honywood     Baronet Mark  Kingsland 121 256 258 119 120 122 123 124 220 221 Capon Wood Rushmer Wood Barton Wood Pt of Shire Down Pt of Shire Down Mill Field Shave Crundale Field --- --- Wood Wood Wood Arable Pasture Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable 0.3.27 0.1.24 17.2.23 2.0.36 12.2.18 33.3.  8 1.0.28 0.3.24 44.1.27 46.1.39 1.0.33 0.1.31 0.0.25 0.1. 9 17.3.32 2.1.13 12.3.18 35.1.  0 0. 2.19 7.17. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Inbound    Quantities Outbound Rector    Stephen    Kelsey David  Kingsland Thomas    Moon Abraham  Abbott, Joseph  Chilton, Robert  Pemble & Susan  Wright William Richardson 264 245 227 228 229 House Garden    & Orchard Four Cottages    & Gardens Four Acres Three Acres Barn Field Pasture --- Arable Arable Arable 0.1.20 1.2.14 2.2.24 2.2.28 6.3.26 0.1.32 0.1.35 1.2.26 2.3. 4 2.3.18 7.1.  8 0. 3. 0 0. 4. 0 0. 7. 0 2. 8. 6 Sheet 4 Edward    Knight      Esq Edward    Knight      Esq William    Amos George    Austen 223 226 226a 227a 228a 234 235 236 73 74 76 77 79 111 118 125 127 130 176 177 181 182 185 186 186a 187 2 4 178 179 180 Flat Field Rump Field --- --- --- House & Garden Barn & Yard Orchard Pelars Shave Purr Wood Pedlars Shave Pedlars Shave Wood Marriage Wood Towns Wood Capon Wood Home Wood Solls? Groom Wd Swell Fir toll Loampit Shave Loampits Viney's House & Yard Occupation Road Garden Extraordinary Charge on 5a 1r 10p of Hops Part of Lanes Part of Lanes House Meadow House & Garden  Loampits Loampit Hole Arable Arable --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Hops --- --- ---  at 14s Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture 4.3.30 3.0.17 0.3.36 2.1. 4 0.3. 9  0.2.15 12.2.31 16.2.33 4.0.19 5.1.10             26.0.22 per acre   0.03.14 0.3.34 1.3.  8 0.3. 4 0.2.33 1.1.37 5.0.30 3.0.39 1.0. 9 2.1.16 0.3.18 0.0.28 0.0.26  0.2.29 13.2.35 3.0.28 0.0.39 0.3.34 0.3.23 1.2.18 42.1.11 5.3. 5 12.3.25 6.0.15 3.2.33 17.3. 7 0.0. 2 0.3.39 4.2.32 6.1.19 0.0.16 0.0.11    1.1.34 109.0.33 0.3.16 0.3.38 1.3.14 0.3.16 0.1.12 0.3.10 1.3.38 5. 1. 9 17.10. 8  3.14. 4 21. 5. 0 0. 7. 6 0.12. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Inbound    Quantities Outbound Rector    Sheet 5 Edward    Knight      Esq Thomas  Browning James   Goldup Greenstreet William  Samuel   Hopkins 18 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 75 78 19 19a 61 62 63 5 126 129 201 206 212 Little Meadow House Barn Yards Barn Orchard Lower Lodge Field Upper Lodge Field Slip Chalk Hole Banky Field Scotland Field Pedlars Field --- Hop Garden Field Half Lane Lower Meadow Upper Meadow Homestead    Little Ripple --- Upper Rakes Brooks Land Lower Crundales Foredowns & Lanes Three Corners Pasture --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable --- Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable 1.0.21 2.2.37 3.2.25 3.0.12 1.0.38 1.0. 9 10.0.34 17.2.30             40.3.  6 1.0.31 1.2. 7 2.1. 2          5.0. 0 0.1. 1 2.1.14 29.0.18 10.3. 0 2.3. 0  1.3.10 46.3.  2 1.1. 1 0.1. 7 0.0. 6 2.3.23 3.3.15 3.1.35 1.2. 3 0.0.12 1.0.30 10.2.33 18.1.36  0.3. 1 44.2. 2 1.1.12 0.0.19 1.2.28 2.1.26 0.1.  8 5.3.13 0.1. 7 3.0.39 32.2. 1 11.0. 9 2.3.29  2.0.23 51.3.21 13.13. 3 1.15. 0 0. 1 .0 12. 3. 3 Sheet 6 Hopkins George  James   Noyes 128{ { 201a 202 203 204 205 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 213 219a 219b 219c 239 243 248 250 251 252 The Dane Lower Crundales Orchard Homestead   Cakesyoke Farm Garden Kitchen Field The Dane Part of Garden Part of Little Down House Oast etc    Winchcomb Barns & Yards Orchard Garden Hop Garden Hop Garden Great Field Vineys Wood Church Wood Sole Street Downs Hobbs Hill South Lees South Lees South Lees Crow Field Stony Piece Barn Field Barns & Gardens House Meadow Extraordinary Charge on 13a 0r 12p of Hops Pasture Arable Pasture --- --- Arable Arable --- Pasture --- --- Pasture --- hops Hops Arable Wood Wood Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable --- --- Meadow   at 14s 30.3.24} 3.0. 0} 0.2. 4 1.0.35   1.1.  4 38.3.27 1.1.31 2.1.21 8.3. 1 4.1.11 100.1.11 26.3.37 12.2. 8 3.2. 0 2.3.17 0.2. 6 8.2.23 3.1.34 6.1.31    1.3.20 184.0.11 per acre 38.1. 3 0.2.15 1.1. 8 0.1.18 0.1.18   1.1.27 42.1.  9 1.2. 2 0.1.19 0.0. 3 0.1.15 0.2.27 2.1.34 0.1. 9 8.3.39 4.1.39 101.2.33 3.2.28 3.3.30 27.0.18 13.0.36 4.0.15 3.0. 9 0.2.10 9.0. 7 3.2.22 6.2.24 0.1. 7 0.0. 6    2.0.  2 198.0.34 2.11. 0 59. 1. 6  9.3. 0 68. 4. 6 8. 8. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Inbound    Quantities Outbound Rector    Edward    Knight      Esq Sheet 7 George  James   Noyes William    Payn 11 112 113 114 115 116 117 131 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 148 149 150 151 152 184 Winchcomb    Meadow Marriage Field Marriage Shave Old Close Park Field Down Field Crundale Down Upper Crundale Crundale Downs Orchard Kitchenden Field Hop Garden in  Kitchenden Field Lane Homestead    Crundale House Orchard Pt Parsonage Field Remainder of    Parsonage Field Parsonage Fld Shaw Crap Hill Field Part of Crap     Hill Field Pitt Field Wadles Field Shave Robsacks Extraordinary Charge on 3a 0r 17p of Hops Pasture Pasture Wood Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable Hops --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Wood Arable Hops Arable Arable Wood Arable at 14s 0.3.25 16.0.34 14.3. 8 21.3. 5 34.3.25 36.1.28 9.2.27 22.3.31 4.2.35 3.2.20 1.3.17 1.1. 4 4.2.14 18.1.27 10.1.31 1.1. 0 22.1.32 5.3.21    2.3. 7 234.0. 6 per acre 1.0. 0 17.2.27 4.0.2 15.1.35 22.2.18 36.1.29 40.0.16 10.3. 5 28.0.13 3.0.35 4.0. 5 2.0. 7 0.1.27 1.0. 0 1.1.13 4.3.14 19.1. 8 1.0.19 10.3.39 1.2. 0 23.2.35 6.3.19 0.1.12    3.0.25 261.0.24 0. 4. 2 54.19. 3   2.3. 6 57.2. 9 Sheet 8 George  James   Noyes Charles    Tuff William   Waters John   Halkes John   Croucher 6 215 216 218 224 225 240 241 217 207 208 209 210 211 88 --- Gdn Bodshead House Lodges etc --- --- Remainder of Hangers Hangers Rough Extraordinary Charge on 0a 3r 37p of Hops Hobbs Garden Down Land Down land --- House barn etc Hunt Street Farm Well Field Cottage & Garden Pasture --- --- Pasture Arable Hops Arable Pasture   at 14s Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable --- Arable --- 0.1.14 0.3.34 0.2.32 0.3.37 2.1.19 1.3.28 6.3.30 per acre   0.3.39 1.2.10 0.3.23 4.1. 9 0.2. 5 7.1. 7 0.1.18 0.1.14 0.0.12 1.0.15 0.3. 4 1.0.17 2.2.16 2.2.19 8.2.17 1.0.23 1.3.18 1.0.26 4.2.17 0.0.31 0.2.16 8.1.28 0.0.22 0. 1. 6 2. 1. 6 0.13. 9 2.15. 3 0. 4 .0 0.11. 0 0. 1. 0 1. 9 .6 Owner Occupi er No. Description Cultivation Quantities Inbound    Quantities Outbound Rector    George  James   Noyes George    Parkin Heirs of  Thomas    Payne William    Pilcher John  Coombs, Edward  Harlow & John  Macey Jesse   Pilcher William  Pollard & George  Thomsett William   Payne William   Croucher 183 93 162 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 89 92 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 163 164 165 House & Garden House & Garden Two Cottages    & Gardens Seaton Wood Great Street Field Little Street Field Garden 5 Cottages & Gdns 2 Cottages     & School Barn & Yard Garden Barn & Yard Shave --- --- --- --- --- --- Shave Shave --- House & Garden Lodge & Orchard Extraordinary Charge on 0a 3r 37p of Hops --- --- --- Wood Arable Arable --- --- --- --- --- --- Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Wood Wood Pasture --- Pasture at 14s 9.0.33 5.0.16            14.1. 9 1.3.28 3.2.36 2.1.30 3.1.19 1.2.14 0.3.37 0.3.32   0.0.35 15.0.31 per acre 1.1.13 0.1.25 0.0.29 5.1. 2 9.2.12 5.1. 7 0.1.36 0.0.23 0.0. 7 0.0.26   0.0.30 21.0.23 0.0.17 0.3.38 1.3.39 3.3.35 2.2.32 3.1.33 1.2.21 1.0.17 0.0.32 0.3. 0 0.3.38 0.1.22   0.1.17 18.2.21 0. 6 .0 0. 4 .0 0. 2. 0 6. 9 .6 3.13. 3 0.13. 9 6.  7. 0 Sheet 9 Samuel  Elias  Strawbridge    Esq Himself Edmund    Banton Daniel    Logge 35 36 43 45 3 31 32 33 34 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 Plantation Plantation Black Hedge Shaw Long Port Shave Part of Lanes Part of East Dane Petham Meadow House Meadow Mount Homestead    Little Olanteigh Orchard Brick Yard Field Brick Yard House & Meadow Black Hedge field Long Port Field Wood Wood Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture 0.2.10 6.1.14 4.1.16 3.0.25 29.2.16 1.2.32 0.1.39 0.3.12 9.2.31 23.2.11 80.1.  6 5.1.20 0.2.37 4.3.25 1.1.15 0.2.25 7.2.22 0.2.13 6.3.23 4.1.23 3.0.27 31.0.28 1.1. 3 1.3. 2 0.2. 4 0.3.18 9.3.34 24.2.  9 85.0.24 5.3.20 0.10. 0 17. 3. 3 1. 1. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Inbound    Quantities Outbound Rector    Samuel    Sankey St Thomas'  Hospital Rev Harry    Smith  (Rectorial    Glebe) Sheet 10 Henry    Conley Thomas   Croucher Mrs   Marshall Rev Harry    Smith 263 267 268 266 263 90 91 94 95 96 97 98 99 132 133 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 --- Beaches Part of Park Field House & Garden Part of Pole Field Lower Meadow Stack Yard Pt of Upper Meadow Remainder of    Upper Meadow Shave Slip Slip Shave Church & Churchyard --- Plantation Barn Yard & Gdn Kitchen Garden House & Meadow Shave Rectory House & Gdn North Field Roads Rivers Pasture Arable Arable --- Arable Pasture --- Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Arable Wood --- --- Wood --- --- Pasture Wood -- Pasture --- --- 1.3. 6 4.3.27 0.1.  1 6.3.34 4.1.19 2.0.13 0.2. 7 1.3.27 2.0.22 0.2.36 2.3. 0   3.1.18 13.2.  3 2.0. 2 5.0.27 0.1.21 7.2.10 0.1.26 4.2.38 2.1. 3 0.0. 8 0.2.26 2.0.12 0.0.37 2.1.11 0.3. 8 0.0.34 0.2.28 0.1.15 0.0.26 0.1.27 0.2. 5 2.3.31 1.0. 3 2.2.10   3.1.30 20.2.24 13.1.30 1.3.13 2. 3. 6 0. 3. 0 0.13. 0 3.18. 0 Whilst every care has been taken in transcribing information from old records which in themselves are prone to error or  misinterpretation, visitors to this site need to recognise that there will be errors. 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Some Monumental Inscriptions of Crundale Church

Some Monumental Inscriptions of Crundale Church, noted by Rev Bryan Faussett noted 1757. Kindly typed up for the website by Pat Tritton.

1. This Church consists of 1 Chancel, and 1 Isle, or Body; a Small Vestry, & another small Room, used only for Tiles, Mortar, etc. near the Porch, which is on ye North Side. The Steeple is a Tower, cover’d with a Leaden Spire, about ye Middle of The Church, on ye North Side. In it hang 3 Bells.

In The Chancell.
2. Here is a very Neat Altar Piece, which was given by Sr. Robert FILMER, Bart. in 1704. The Wainscot, within ye Communion Rails, was given by The Revd. Mr FORSTER, late Rector of this Parish; as appears by the following Inscription cut on it. Deo. D.D.D. RI Forster Christi Minister Indignvs 1704.

3. On The Floor are 2 very ancient flat Stones; The Inscription and Brass Plates of 1 of which are lost.

(Possibly the indent now outside W. door of nave). On The Other, is cut, at near ye full Length, The Figure of a Man in a Priests Habit, with this Inscription, almost obliterated, round ye Verge. Orate pro Anima Johannis SPRATT Baccalaurens (sic) Juris Canonici, quondam Rector (sic) hujus Ecclesiae, qui legavit cuilibet Parochianorum suorum, tam conjugatorum, quam viduatorum, XL Denarios: cuilibet unmarito (sic), XII Denarios. Qui obijt Nono Die Mensis Decembris MCCCCLXVI. Cujus Anime propicietur Deus. At his Feet. Pastor Mundiciae, sobrius Gregis Vir fuit Ille Ter Denis quinis Sexto redit sibi Finis.

4. In The East Window is this Coat, viz: Az. a Bend cotize’d, between 6 Lionels Rampant, Or.

5. The following Inscription was formerly in this Chancell (perhaps, on the former of The Two last Mention’d Stones) but is, now, not to be found. I copied it from some Papers of The Revd. Mr John LEWIS, late Vicar of Myustre, in Thanet, who copied it from the M.S. Papers of Filmer SOUTHOUSE. Christo Sospitatori/ Et Bonae Memoriae./ Judithae Cercleriae MISSON./ Vitae Integritate, Suavitate Morum, Constantia, Pietate,/ Et Excellentiss: quibusq Animi Dotibus praestantiss: Matronae./ Quae, cum Draconum, ut ainnt,/ Barbaros Furores per totam galliam contra Reformatos/ Nefande saevientes ex infeliciss: Patria fugeret Loudinum/ Optatum beatae Anglorum Insulae Portum, post varia rerum/, Terra, Mariq, Discrimina, An. Dom. MDCLXXXV – XXI Octobris,/ Feliciter tandem appulit; et ibi VI Ann. cum VII Mensibus,/ Transactis, Lectica Febri consumpta, perseverans in Precibus/ Ardentiss: plena Fidei, pleni Spei, inter vota et Suspiria suorum,/ Placidissime Obdormiens,/ Ad Patriam Calestem pie commigravit,/ An. Aetat LXX. XPIETORONIAZ MDCXCII. Maji XII.

In The Body.
6. On A Flat Stone, is this Inscriptn. & Coat. [Purp. 2 lions rampt. combattt. imp. 2 bars erm. in chief, 3 foxes’ heads erased]. Here lieth interrd The Body of George CARTER of Crondall, Gent, who deceased in the Year of Our Lord God 1653, being of ye Age of 63 Years. Here also lieth interrd The Body of George Carter, Gent (Grandson of the above George Carter Gent deceas’d). He left Issue by Catharine his Wife, 7 Sons, and 2 Daughters and departed this Life, Novemb. 27 A.D. 1700. Aged 57 Years.

7. On Another Flat Stone, with this Coat. [CARTER as before, P.19. imp. Sa. a – betw. 3 right hands arg.]. Here lieth interr’d the Body of George CARTER, Gent, Eldest Sonn unto George Carter, Gent, deceased, leaving Issue (by his Wife Jane, the only Daughter of Thomas BATE of Lydd, Gent, also deceased, and Joane his Wife, eldest Daughter unto William WILCOCKE, of The Town aforesaid, Gent) 6 Sons, George, Thomas, John, William, Robert & James; and 4 Daughters, Joane, Elisabeth, Mary, and Anne; who died ye 27th Day of July, Anno Dni 1662. Cui Nasci contigit, Mori restat. Who has his Birthday, has his Burial too;/ As we into The World came, out we goe./ Why boast we of Our Wealth, what Lands we have?/ We all, at Length, are landed in the Grave.

8. On a Beam under The Queen’s Arms, this Inscription: Mrs Catherine CARTER of Winchcomb, gave The Painting of The Queen’s Arms, 1710.

9. In the Porch, which is well built of Brick, is a very ancient Flat Stone, with a raised Cross on it, but no Inscription. One of The Steps into ye Church has had a Brass Plate, which is now lost.

In The Church Yard.
10. On The South Side is a neat Altar Tomb, rail’d in, with this Inscription & Coat. [Sa. a chevn. betw. 3 pheons arg.]. In Spe Resurrectionis per Christum beatae Hoc Corpori suo Dormitorium, vivus, praeparabat, Richardus FORSTER, A.M./ Generosa ortus ex Familia/ Apud Dumock in Com. Glonc. olim sita. Ad Rectorias de Beckley Dioc. Cicest: et de Crundale, Cant./ Ac, tandem, ad Vicariam de Eastchurch, in Scapeia./ Favente Deo, promotus./ Rectoriam Aedificijs, Gleba, Libris,/ Redituque, adauxit./ Pauperibus annuum legavit Stipendium./ Tri’nuno Deo Animam reddidit VIII Die Januarij A. Christi 1728(9). Aetatis 79.

11. The Bells are Thus inscribed.
1. Robert CATLING fecit, 1750.
2. William LUCE, Thomas PALMAR, Made Me 1663.
3. Robertus MOTT Me fecit 1593. The 3d. or Great Bell, has on it The 3 following Coats of Arms.
1st. 3 Garbs, within a Bordure engrailed (viz for KEMPE) and Many other different Quarterlings – as on ye 3d. 4th, 5th, 6th & 8th Bells at Wye, which were cast at the same Time.
2nd. A Fess Wavy, between 9 Guttes du Sang.
3rd. a Cheveron Ermine, between 3 Swanns, by ye name of SWANN.

12. This Church was Dedicated to St. Mary. It is a Rectory, in The Patronage of Sr. John FILMER, Bart.

13. The Parsonage House is very neat, having been rebuilt by The late Rector Mr Richard FORSTER, who has furnish’d it with a very good and pretty Numerous Library, which he has left for ye Use of the Rectors, for ever. The Present Rector is Edmund Filmer. A.M. Brother to ye Patron. 1757.

14. In The Windows of The Ancient Manor of Tremworth in this Parish, wch. was formerly in ye Possession of The Family of VALOIGNS, Then of de ALDON, then of HERON, Then of KEMPE, Then of TUKE of Essex, and now, of Filmer, are ye following Coats still remaining, pretty entire. All of The Family of KEMP.[8 shh.
I. ¼ly of 14.
1). KEMPE.
2). Broke (pencil note: has been CHICHE, of course).
3). CHICHLEY. Or, a Λ betw. 3 cinquefoils gu.
4). APULDERFIELD. Erm. a fesse vair or & gu.
5). APULDERFIELD. Augmentation: Sa. a + or voided sa.
6). Or, 2 chevns. & a canton gu.
7). Az. 3 lions passt. & a border arg.
8). Broke.
9). BROWNE. Sa. on a \ arg. voided sa. 3 lions passt. arg.
10). Per fesse gu. & sa. in chief a lion rampt. or & in base a fret arg. ¼ly Do. reversed.
11). Broke.
12, 14). Broke.
13). (wide). Arg. a saltire betw. 4 stars of 4 pts. sa.
II. (CANT & KEMPE). Arch. Bishop Kemp. Az. a pall ppr. & +head (only) arg. imp. Gu. 3 garbs & a border engrld. or.
III. Cu. a saltire arg. with a torteau at centre imp. Kempe.
IV. On a beam in ye Hall cut on ye Timber.
KEMPE imp. ¼ly of 6 arg. & purp. on 1, 3, 5 a lion’s head erased gu. ARGALL as I think for Sr. Regd. KEMP mard. a Dr. of ARGELL of East Sutton. See my Pedigrees Fol. 54.
V. CANTBY. as before imp. Or, 3 torteaux, a label of 3 points gu. Arch. Bishop COURTNEY.
VI. Gu. 2 swords in saltire arg. hilted or imp. Kempe. T. Kempe Bishop of London.
VII. Tierced: 1). Broke. 2). Or, a saltire betw. 4 martlets arg. (sic). 3). Kempe.
VIII. ¼ly 1). KEMPE. 2). Az. 3 lions passt. & a border arg. 3). BROWNE (as before). 4). ¼ly 1&4). Gu. a lion rampt. or. 2&3). Sa. a fret arg. ARUNDEL (sic) quarting MALTRAVERS. Motto: Volabo ut Requiescam. A. 1574. Crest (directly on sh). a martlet on a garb or].
15. On a Door Case in the Hall. Over ye Parlr. Chimney in ye Wainscot. 1596. E.R. 59. W.E. KEMPE 1600.

16. In The Parlour hangs a very Ancient Picture, painted on Board, with a large Ruff and Sword; said to be One of The KEMP Family. This Ancient Seat (i.e. as much as remains of it) is now turn’d into a Farm House. It has been much larger.

17. On ye Down (near this Mansion) call’d Tremworth Down, this present Year, 1757, I had the good Fortune to find, by digging, a great Many very curious, and well preserv’d Roman Urns, etc. – Of which I intend, One Day, to give a full Account.

Index of Names and Places

Names Index
ALDON 14
APULDERFIELD 14
ARGALL 14
ARUNDEL 14
BATE 7
BROWNE 14
CARTER 6, 7, 8
CATLING 11
FILMER 2, 12, 13, 14
FORSTER 2, 10, 13
HERON 14
KEMP 14, 16
KEMPE 11, 14, 15
LEWIS 5
LUCE 11
MALTRAVERS 14
MISSON 5
MOTT 11
PALMAR 11
SOUTHOUSE 5
SPRATT 3
SWANN 11
TUKE 14
VALOIGNS 14
WILCOCKE 7Places
Essex 14
Lydd 7
Tremworth 14
Winchcomb 8