Monumental Inscriptions in the church of Hastingleigh Church

The Monumental Inscriptions in the church of Hastingleigh Church noted August 1890 by Leland L. Duncan. Typed up by Dawn Weeks, checked by Zena Bamping. Also Some Monumental Inscriptions, noted by Rev Bryan Faussett noted 1757, added 22nd August 2007.

Inscriptions in the church 

Flat stones in the chancel1. John James son of Reverend A H and Mary DUTHIE who died August 9th 1829 aged 9 months

2. Sarah wife of John SANKEY of this parish daughter of Hezekia MARSHALL and Catherine his wife late of Braborn who left issue one son Richard and one daughter Margaret died May 1731 aged 36. John Sankey died March 7th 1761 aged 77. Also Thomas wife of John Sankey died May 12th 1765 aged 75.

3. Margaret wife of Thomas BRIDGES died 8th July 1754 aged 32 daughter of John Sankey.

4. Richard SANKEY late of this parish died January 26th 1806.

5. A tablet on the north wall of the chancel: George Frederick SANKEY MD died 14th October 1876 aged 33.

6. Tablet on the north wall of the chancel: Reverend John CONANT Rector of this parish, Vicar of Elmsted, died in London April 2nd 1779 æt 73 buried in the cemetery of St George the Martyr Bloomsbury. Also his wife Mary daughter of Reverend William WAKE Rector of Walgrave Northamptonshire first cousin of Archbishop Wake, she was distinguished by superior qualities of mind and person. Died April 9th 1773 æt 61 buried in this chancel. Also to their 8 sons John, Rector of St Peter’s Sandwich and Vicar of Teynham died March 30th 1811 æt 75 buried at Sandwich. William died July 22nd 1753 æt 16 buried in this chancel Herbert died February 25th 1759 æt near 16 buried here. Nathaniel, knighted in 1813, died at his house in Portland Place London April 12th 1822 æt 77 born at Finchley. Culpepper MA Trinity College Cambridge, died May 8th 1815 æt 67 born at Mortlake Surrey Elias, died in Bengal September 20th 1765 æt 16 and 2 others who died in infancy.

7. Tablet on south side of the chancel In a vault in the churchyard John SANKEY Esquire died 18th October 1812 aged 58. Mary his wife died 23 September 1815 aged 60. Samuel SANKEY son of above died December 19th 1851 aged 74. Mary his wife died 26th October 1855 aged 66. Samuel John Sankey son of above died 30th April 1877aged 64.

8. On the north side of the nave George SANKEY Surgeon of Maidstone, youngest son of Samuel Sankey of Hastingleigh died on board SS Chimborazo on his way to Australia January 27th 1885 in the 54th year of his age. Tablet erected by his affectionate wife and children.

9. A brass on the floor of the nave.
[drawing of shield with bird]
Vir petyt sociam, nati tres unaque nata Matrem mitricem famuli famulœqz mopesqz Mors rapuit, Coniux annis opibusqz repletus Vir natis natus munerosa prole beatus Vt genunt rapitur subtexit corpora marmor Amborum hoc animi Christi pia gaudia gaudet. Johannes HALKE obijt 28 die Maij Anno Domini 1604 Aoqz ætatis 83 Anna uxor eius obijt 16 die Feb Anno Domini 1596 Aoqz ætatis 70.

10. In the south aisle is a gravestone much worn – with marginal inscription (see sketch) ? to one of the Coveney family of the 17th century. In the centre was apparently a coat of arms but the whole too much decayed to be decipherable.

The above are all the inscriptions in the church. 
The following are a few of the stones in the north side of the yard:
11. Head Hannah wife of Nicholas SWAINE died June 20 1782 aged 19 years.

12. Head John Harfleet MARSHALL of this Parish died May 28 1836 aged 43. Martha his wife died January 18th 1841 aged 46. Thomas, youngest son died March 30th 1836, 3 years and 5 months. John Francis died March 28th 1837 aged 19 years. Susanna died June 21st 1837 aged 16. Mark died July 7th 1844 aged 17. Left surviving William, Elizabeth, George and Mary. Also Robert infant son of the above William MARSHALL.

13. Head. James BROWNING late of this parish died May 16th 1819 aged 73. Also Martha his wife died December 7 1822 aged 75. They had issue 2 daughters, of whom Sarah is surviving ….

14. George BROWNING died December 9th 1886 aged 92 years. Sarah wife of George Browning died February 8th 1851 aged 52.

15. James BROWNING of this parish, died March 10th 1842 aged 42. Rebecca wife of above died May 21st 1873 aged 72 years. Also Edmund eldest son died August 15th 1845 aged 21. Also Mary Ann, daughter, died July 2nd 1842 aged 14.

16. Head. Isabella Louisa COOK died November 20th 1863 aged 24.

17. Thomas MANUELL of this parish died May 14th 1838 aged 56. He left surviving by Elizabeth his wife 9 children – Mary Ann, Elizabeth, William, George, Harriet, Daniel, Henry, David and James. Also John, Maria and Frances children of the above lie buried here. Also Elizabeth wife of the above died November 3rd 1875 aged 90.

18. Head. Thomas Weekes KIDDER son of Thomas and Susanna Kidder of Lidden Dane Farm in this parish, died 14th September 1843 aged 32. Also Thomas Kidder, grandfather of above, of the Court Lodge Farm in this parish, died 25th January 1806 aged 65.

19. Head. Susanna wife of George HAWKINS and daughter of Thomas and Susanna KIDDER of this parish, died 12th February 1847 aged 30 years.

20. Head. Thomas KIDDER of Lydden Dane Farm in this parish died 21st April 1853 aged 85. Also Susanna his widow died 12th August 1862 aged 82.

21. Eliza KIDDER daughter of Thomas and Susanna Kidder formerly of Lydden Dane Farm in this parish, died at Guston near Dover December 13 1877 aged 71.

22. Head. Sarah SWAINE of the parish of Petham died December 4th 1822 aged 79.

23. Paul BROOKER late of Stelling Minnis, yeoman, died April 16th 1835 aged 83.

24. John SWAINE ………………

End of notes from Hastingleigh.
These include all the inscriptions in the church and some of those on stones in the north part of the yard,
August 1890. Leland L Duncan

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Also Some Monumental Inscriptions  Noted by Rev Bryan Faussett noted 1757, added 22nd August 2007
Typed up by Pat Tritton

Chancell.
25 On a Broad Flat Black Marble. Here lies interr’d the Body of Margaret, The Wife of Mr Thomas BRIDGES who died ye 8th of July 1754. Aged 32 Years. This Dust alone remains, ‘tis all that dy’d:/Let hallow’d Earth ye Sacred Relicts hide./Shrin’d in My Breast her Living Image lies;/ And ye Pure Spirit triumphs in ye Skies.

26. On a Flat Free Stone near ye Former. Here lies ye Body of Sarah ye Wife of John SANKEY of this Parish, Daughr. of Hezekiah MARSHALL & Catherine his Wife, late of Brabourne. Who left Issue, 1 Son, Richard; and 1 Daughter, Margaret. She died May ye 5th 1731. Aged 36 Years.

27. Here is a good neat Altar Piece. And some Remains of good Painted Glass in ye East Window; in ye Top of wch. are ye 2 following Coats pretty entire.

[I. [¼ly 1&4). Or, 3 bars purp. a bend gu. 2&3). Or, 3 bars az. a bend az.]. This Coat is surrounded by a Garter with a Motto not legible; but it is not ye Motto worn by ye Knights of ye Order. On all ye Quarries or Panes adjoining to this Coat are Keys Crown’d. (These are ye Arms of ye Family of POYNINGS, and are to be seen in ye East Window of ye Great Chancell of Eastwell; and in the East Window of ye Parlour of ye College or Vicarage House at Ashford).[II. Per pale purp. & or, a key in pale, ward downward, surmounted by a crown in chief, both arg.]. This Coat is surrounded with a Wreath of Flowers, in imitation of ye Garter round the former – and in all ye Panes adjoining to it, are Keys Crownd.

28. In the Body or Great Isle, on a Plate fix’d to a Flat Stone. Vir petijt Sociam, Nati hes unaq Nata./ Matrem Nutricem Famuli Famulaeq Inopesq./ Mors rapuit; Conjux Annis Opibusq repletus./ Vir Natis Natus, Numeroso (sic) Prole beatus./ Ut gemuit, rapitur: subter it Corpora Marmor/ Amborum hoc: Animi Christi pia Gandia candent./ Johannes HALKE obijt 28 Mar. A. Dni 1604. Aq Aetatis 83. Anna Uxorejus obijt 16 Die Feb. A.Dni 1596. Aq Aetatis 70.

29. There is Another Plate on this Stone with an Hawke engraved upon it, wch. I suppose was design’d as a Rebus on ye Name, for it is not engraved in ye Manner of a Coat. This Family, as I am told had formerly a Mansion at a Place call’d South Hill in this Parish.

30. Here are 2 Other Flat Stones not legible.

31. In the West Window, are ye Remains of very fine painted Glass; but, almost all destroy’d, except a Group of 5 Figures, like Monks, in a Kneeling Post, one after another, in Blue Habits. And a Large Figure of ye Blessed Virgin, with ye Infant Jesus in her Arms, pretty perfect. Dr. HARRIS says, there were The 7 Romish Sacraments painted in ye Windows of the Chancell. If they were, they are now entirely destroy’d. ‘Tis more than likely, that he never saw this Church; or, he would not have told us that it consisted of only 1 Isle. For, there is another toward ye South – where there are 2 very Ancient Flat Stones, but not Legible; with some Remains of painted Glass in ye Windows.

32. In ye Porch are 2 very Ancient Flat Stones not legible; One has a Cross Fleury, upon it.

33. The Church, wch. is Small, but neat, is built of Flints – and has a low Tower at ye West End of ye Side Isle, in wch. hangs One Small Bell. I could not get at it, to see if it had any Inscription upon it. In the Church Yard I met with Northing Observable.

34. This is a Rectory in ye Gift of ye Arch Bishop and was call’d Saint Maries. The Present Rector is the Revd. John CONANT, A.M. who has partly rebuilt, and laid out a great deal of Money upon, ye Parsonage House. 1757.

Index of Names and Places

Name Index
BRIDGES 3, 25
Brooker 23
Browning 13 14 15
CONANT 6, 34

Cook 16
Coveney 10
Duthie 1
HALKE 9, 28
Hawkins 19
Kidder 18 19 20 21
Manuell 17
MARSHALL 2, 12, 26
POYNINGS 27
Sankey 2 3 4 5 7 8 26
Swaine 11 22 24
Wake 6

Places Index
Australia 8
Ashford, Kent 27
Bengal 6
Braborn 2
Brabourne 26
Cambridge
Trinity College
    Cambridge 6
Eastwell 27

Elmsted 6
Finchley 6
Guston, near Dover 21
Hastingleigh
Court Lodge Farm 18
Lidden Dane Farm 18
Lydden Dane Farm 20 21
London 6
   Portland Place 6
   St George the Martyr
         Bloomsbury 6Maidstone 8
Mortlake Surrey 6 
Petham 22
Sandwich 6
St Peter’s 6
SS Chimborazo 8
Stelling Minnis 23
Teynham 6
Walgrave, Northamptonshire 6General
Archbishop 6
Rector 6
Reverend 6
Surgeon 8
Vicar 6
Yeoman 23

Tithe Apportionment for Hastingleigh

Hastingleigh - Maps and Tithe award schedule Population 1801 to 1921 Hastingleigh Tithe award schedule   84KB - signed 10 July 1841     With names of landowners, occupiers and fieldnames with acreages, and tithe payments Back to List of Kent Maps, Tithe awards/schedules For details about the advantages of membership of the Kent Archaeological Society   click here Back to Research         Back to Homepage

Hastingleigh Tithe award schedule - signed 10 July 1841 Kindly typed up by Helen Saint           Back to Hastingleigh Maps etc Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Appropriator Sheet 1 William   Henry     Baldock Martha    Browning Sons of the   Clergy     Charity Sir John   Honeywood Sheet 2 Stephen    Hayward Sir Edward    Knatchbull Arthur    Mills David    Dodd George    Browning John    Swinyard James    Hayward Richard    Sankey Himself Philip     Gotts 176 178 179 180 189 190 248 249 250 258 270 237 238 253 254 255 256 257 259 260 269 304 305 306 307 307c 317 316 318 319 83 84 118 48d 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 32 Pt of Cold Harbour Farm Fore? field Garden Garden Fare field Dodds field Cottage & Garden Staple Lees Farm House & Garden Acre field Upper Meadow Hop garden Pt of Little Coomb Farm House Yds Gdn Wood Keel Field Engine Close Pt of Eight Acres Shaw Middle Field Road Kitchen Shot Orchard Barn Field Shaw Hop Garden Shaw Shorttess Waste Field Mashull Street Farm Yards Buildings etc Old Meadow Garden Great Field Mill Standard Mill Standard Shaw Public Hse ‘The Bowl’ Garden Part of Brabourn     Coomb Farm Long 14 Acres Kneading Trough Kneading Trough Shaw Shaw Shaw Round 14 Acres Part of 7 Acres Pond Downs Chalkpit The New Field Arable Garden Garden Arable Arable --- Home Pasture Pasture Hops Home Wood Pasture Arable Pasture Coppice Arable Landway Pasture Pasture Arable Coppice Hops Coppice Arable Pasture Home Pasture Garden Arable Pasture Coppice Garden Arable Wood Pasture Wood Wood Wood Arable Pasture Water Pasture Chalk Arable 15.1.35 0.0.30 0.0. 2 1.2.29  2.3.  1 20.0.20 0.2. 3 0.2.27 0.3.33 2.1.12 1.2.25 5.2.17 0.3.13 7.3.11 3.3.20 4.1. 4 3.3.39 0.1.13 17.3.26 0.0.21 2.2.30 0.2. 9 6.0. 6 1.1. 2 6.1.26 0.0.39 11.1.14  3.2.14 71.1.  7 0.2.22 1.1. 1 0.0.24 13.1.26 15.1.33 1.3.22 0.1.26 2.1.  8 0.1. 3 14.0. 5 10.2. 3 15.1.20 0.1.15 0.3. 1 0.2.22 13.3.27 1.0.11 0.0. 7 72.0.20 0.3.16  30.3.  5 160.1.32 4.12. 5 1. 0. 0 13.11. 8 4. 0. 0 0. 4. 5 17.15. 4 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Sir Edward    Knatchbull David    Kingsland Thomas    Moon Sheet 3 James    Newport John    Pilcher Himself Charles    Rolfe Himself John    Mills Himself William    Marshall Richard    Sankey George    Hayward Thomas    Kidder 27 161 162 163 187 181 182 186 192 105 301 302 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 132 101 109 130 131 134 135 136 137 113 123 122 124 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 Round Wood Pt of Bull Town Farm Hilly Field Waste Shaw Staple Farm House Yards Garden Barn Field West Bean House Peat Brown Town Cottage & Garden White Hall Farm Garden Lower Meadow Pt of Great Field Pt of House Meadows Corner of Garden Corner of Garden Hole Pasture Garden Garden Crab Tree Farm House Yards Buildings Crab Tree Arable Long meadow Forge Meadows House Field Orchard with Pasture Hop garden Wood Meadows Shaw Garden Pilchers Land Cottage and Garden Nabs Crass? Garden Levin Den Farm House Yards Garden Barn Plat Garden Field Hayns Bank Barnfield Shaw Shaw Two Acres Six Acres Wood Arable Barren Wood Home Arable Pasture Pasture Arable --- Garden Pasture Pasture Pasture Garden Garden Pasture Garden Garden Home Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Hops Pasture Wood Garden Garden Pasture Garden Home Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Wood Wood Pasture Arable 0.3. 1 9.3.10 0.2.33  3.3. 1 14.1. 4 0.1.27 10.2.26 4.3. 6 0.2. 0  4.1.24 20.3.  3 0.0.16 0.0.27 1.0.18 0.2. 8 0.2. 8 0.0. 1 0.0. 1 0.038 0.0.20 0.0.19 2.3.20 0.1.24 4.0.37 1.3.21 3.3.19 3.0.36 0.2.36 2.3.39 2.0.26  0.0.11 19.1.39 0.1.35 0.0. 8 1.0.20 0.0.13 1.1.  1 0.3.28 0.1.10 0.2.26 6.0.27 6.0.30 0.2. 9 0.1.30 2.0.18  6.1.28 23.3.  6 0. 0. 7 1.16. 7 4. 1. 8 0. 6.10 3.17.11 0. 2.11 5. 3. 1 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Sheet 4 Samuel    Sankey       senior Sheet 5 Samuel    Sankey        Jnr Robert  Godfrey & others George    Hayward 65 34 35 36 38 40 41 42 43 44 45 45b 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 57 62 63 64 66 67 68 69 119 121 126 127 138 139 140 149 150 150b 157 153 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 211 234 120 11 10 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 South Hill Farm House Buildings Yards Partridge Meadow Partridge Wood Old Meadows Six Acres Meadows Little Vipers Great Vipers Shepherd Hill Shaw Pimas? Den Pasture Shepherd Hill Shaw Hopgarden Flax Field Little Brown Town Seven Acre Wood Captain Dasher Field Seven Acres Meadow Two Acres Meadow Down Shaw Upper Downs Lower Downs Lower Downs Linus? Meadow Ailn? Field Five Acre Field Pond In Yard Little Meadow Wilderness Wood Orchard With Bishops Farm Hopgarden Field Foords Meadow Pond English Wood English Meadow English Field Green Ham Ploughed Ham Hops in Ploughed Ham Ham Wood Shaw Shaw Further Field Shaw Seven Acres Thirteen Acres Yards & Garden Seven Yards Wool Field Planted Wood Cottages & Gardens Part of Kings Mill    Down Farm House Yrd & Buildings Hammold Pasture Little Kings Mill Down Old Orchard with Barn Meadow }Pt of Eleven Acres }Hops in Pt of 11 Acres Eleven Acres Shaw Seven Acres Seven Acres Pt of Wood Meadow Ten Acres Meadow Home Pasture Wood Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Wood Hops Arable Arable Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Water Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Water Wood Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Hops Wood Coppice Coppice Arable Coppice Arable Arable Garden Pasture Arable Wood Garden Home Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Hops Wood Arable Shaw Wd Pasture Pasture 2.0. 4 11.0.29 14.1.25 3.2.258 6.2.16 3.0.16 11.0.23 8.2.39 0.0.30 2.2.26 1.1.19 1.0.32 27.0.31 6.0.20 4.0.24 5.0. 3 8.2.319 2.2.18 0.3.37 34.0.22 23.2.24 1.2. 8 4.1.32 2.0.28 5.1.327 0.0.29 0.3. 1 0.2.23 5.0.20 0.2.26 3.0.25 1.2.33 0.0. 5 2.2.39 1.2.33 6.0. 9 5.0.37 7.3.39 2.3.34 2.2.20 0.2.23 0.1.20 6.3.17 0.0.37 7.2.330 13.2. 0 0.2.21 2.0.11 4.0. 2   4.0.19 274.0.10 0.2. 0 0.2.24 1.0.26 12.2.39 2.2.15 3.0.29 9.0. 5 1.2.35 1.1. 8 7.0.18 0.2.29 0.1.22 10.1.36 51.0.  6 47.16. 3 8. 7. 8 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Samuel    Sankey       senior Sheet 7 John    Sankey William    Sanders George    Stickells Thomas    Stickells St Thomas’    Hospital Sheet 7 Thomas Sutton Henry    Conley Thomas Waters  & others William    Taylor Himself Himself John  Shard & R. Vain John    Marshall 106 107 108 320 321 322 324 325 112 114 104 100 102 103 110 111 117 207 203 204 205 206 208 209 210 213 214 221 222 233 202 80 1 ? ? 5 6 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 81 82 85 86 88 89 90 91 93 94 95 99 91 Forge Premises Cottages & Garden Forge Meadow Garden Pt of Hashull St. Farm Crass? Meadow Yard Plot Yard Garden Park Field Wood Cottage & Garden Cottage & Garden Sweet Apple Farm House Buildings Gdn The Slip Meadow Meadow Old Meadow Gittons Meadow Garden Acre Meadow Leese Farm House Yard Barn Hawks Den Meadow Hawks Den Shaw Upper Hawk Den House Meadow House Garden Wood The Four Acres The Eight Acres The Eight Acres Little Den Leven Den West Meadow Cottages & Garden Court Lodge Farm House Yards Garden Goodish Field Lower Downs Hops in Lower Downs Lower Down Shaw Kings Mill Down Upper Lamb Leese Shaw Lower Lamb Leese Hurst Wood Meed Meadow Meed Meadow Court Peak Road Landway Church Meadow Orchard with Pasture Tomlins Meadow Colver Hill Hamsland Hamsland Hamsland Hamsland Emmetts Field Pt of Emmetts Field The Four Acres Sin Wood West Field Shaw & Waste Garden Pasture Garden Pasture Pasture Garden Arable Wood --- --- Home Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Garden Pasture Home Pasture Coppice Arable Pasture Garden Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture Gardens Home Arable Arable Hops Wood Pasture Arable Wood Arable Wood Pasture Pasture Arable Landway Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable Waste Arable Coppice Arable Waste &  Coppice 0.0.22 0.3. 0 0.0.16 0.3.38 2.0.36 0.1.20 0.2. 3 4.1.26 1.2.12 9.0.17 0.0.20 0.0.13 0.1.17 1.1.24 0.2.38 2.3.32 0.0.25 0.0.25 1.0.33 6.3.36 0.0.11 3.0.32 0.1.10 3.1. 1 1.2.36 0.0.28 4.3.20 3.3. 9 4.0. 1 2.3.24 0.2.31 1.2.10  3.3.22 30.1.35 0.1. 9 1.0.30 9.2.31 25.3.39 6.3. 1 0.2. 2 26.3.17 14.2.28 0.0.29 24.0. 5 8.2.15 6.3. 4 3.3. 1 9.2. 5 0.1. 5 3.0.256 1.1.36 3.0. 0 11.0.15 2.3.34 1.0. 5 1.0.23 0.3.27 30.2. 3 1.3.25 4.0. 9 3.3.10 9.3.23   1.1324 214.0.22 0. 1.11 1.14. 0 0.18. 5 2.15.11 46.18. 8 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector St Thomas’    Hospital Sheet 8 Elizabeth    Manuvill William    Marshall 164 58 59 60 128 129 152 154 153 156 157 159 14? 168 169 171 172 173 174 175 184 216 217 218 219 292 177 185 244 245 264 265 266 267 268 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 283 284 285 287 288 289 290 294 295 296 298 300 308 New Barn Farm House Yrds Buildings Ploughing Downs Chalk Pit Great Mill Field Little Meadow Little Meadow Shaw Backs Wood Reads Field Reads Wood Little Mill Field Downs Pasture Barn Meadow Pole Tree Meadow Park Meadow Chalk Pit Field Chalk Pit }Backs Field }Hops in Backs Field Backs Field Backs Field Cow Leese Pt of Haynes Pt of Haynes Pt of Haynes Pt of Haynes Comb Grove Farm House Yards Buildings Comb Acre Meadow Long Fowlers Garden Staple Lees Comb Half Acre Round Wood Red Stone Red Stone Shaw Upper Down Mill Down Mill Down Lower Down Road Shaw Pt of Bane Den Pt of Bane Den Pt of Shaw Upper Richards Den Pt of Crow Hill Crow Hill Shaw Crane Den Downs Bane Den Shaw Bane Den Arable Mill Down Barn Meadow Garden? Colver Hill Great Field Many Weathers Poles field Home Arable Chalk Arable Pasture Pasture Coppice Wood Arable Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Chalk Arable Hops Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Home Pasture Pasture Garden Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Coppice Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Landway Coppice Arable Hops Coppice Arable Arable Coppice Arable Pasture Coppice Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable 1.0.10 15.21.8 0.0.38 18.1.22 2.1.32 2.0.29 0.1. 8 11.2.33 9.0.38 6.2.2? 12.0.25 38.0. 8 5.0.19 5.1.36 6.3. 1 11.2.26 0.0.24 8.0.17 2.2.35 11.1. 8 11.1. 7 13.0.26 3.0.35 1.0. 9 2.30. 5   1.3.24 206.3.36 3.1.37 1.0.31 2.3.23 0.1.29 12.2. 1 0.2. 8 3.2.25 3.1.16 0.3.21 8.0.26 3.0.32 3.3.18 3.3. 0 0.0.35 0.3. 0 0.2.20 3.3. 6 0.0. 8 2.0.23 0.1. 2 0.2.24 6.1. 6 5.0.34 0.3.21 18.2.11 18.0.14 5.1.20 0.3. 5 8.2.18 56.2.30 4.1.38   2.0.30 188.2.12 22.16. 5 34. 0. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Sheet 9 St Thomas’    Hospital Rev George    Prideaux    (Glebe) William    Marshall Birchell & others George  Browning Themselves Himself & William  Marshall 24 247 191 193 236 239 246 262 263 215 282 297 299 220 147 37 141 145 146 96 97 142 143 Garden Smeed Farm Houses    & Gardens Fowlers Meadows Little Staple Pt of Hop Garden Bush Close Bush Close Maiden Croft Plantation St Thomas’ Hospital     Woods Haynes Wood Richards Wood ?Cunning Knowl Hurst Wood Haynes Wood House     & Garden Bishops Field The Slip Field Barn Meadows House Meadows Great Parsons Shaw Shaw Little Parsons Down Churchyard Roads --- Gardens   /Home Pasture Pasture Hops Pasture Pasture Pasture Nursery Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Garden  / Home Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Pasture --- --- 0.2.23 13.2.38 7.3.39 0.1.34 3.1.16 3.2. 6 6.0.35  0.0.36 41.0.30 15.0.32 20.2. 7 26.3.20 8.1.19  0.2.30 71.2.28 0.3.14 3.1.15 0.3.22 2.3.30 1.1.18 3.2. 7 0.2.27 0.1.38  2.3.33 22.0. 4 0.1.30 19.2.21 3. 2.10 5.13.10 2. 7. 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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