Some Monumental Inscriptions of Hoath Church

Some Monumental Inscriptions of Hoath Church, noted by Bax & Rice  April 1897. Pages 107 to 112 of Epitaphs from Kent Churches typed up by Margaret Broomfield. Also some Monumental Inscriptions  Noted by Rev Bryan Faussett noted 1760, added 8th July 2008.

HOATH CHURCH1. On the South side of chancel is a brass to Isabella CHAKBRON in the original stone.

2. Blue marble Beneath this stone rest the remains of Vincent VARHAM late of this parish son of Thomas and Elizabeth Var…… of the parish of Herne: obt. May 15th 1803 aged 68 years. Also Sarah widow of the ab…. mentioned Vincent Var…… She died 11th of October 180… aged 71 years. NB ….. covered by organ and choir seats.

3. Tablet of W. marble in on black on the South wall of chancel In memory of Thomas WACHER who died January 1st 1868 aged 80 years. Also Sarah Elizabeth wife of above who died March 30th 1867 aged 82 years. Leaving four sons and two daughters.

4. Memorial windows on the N side of the chancel to:- In memory of James COLLARD died December 5 1850 aged 59 and Hester Collard died September 20 1870 aged 77. To the glory of God and in memory of George Rammell 1887 by the parishioners (S of Nave).

5. Memorial window on the S side to GWD EVANS MA vicar who died November 3 1873.
Nave6.Beneath this stone rests the remains of Thomas CARTER, Gent late of this parish who died ye 29th June 1780 aged 62 years.

7. Tablet W marble on black on the N wall of the nave Sacred to the memory of Mr. William LASEY a highly respected inhabitant of this Borough obiit 31st March 1825 aet. 62 years. His remains are interred in a vault in the churchyard of Chislet.

Stones in the floor of N aisle8. In memory of Benjamin MORRIS died January 29 1823 aged 74 years. Also of Frances Morris died August 13th 1823 aged 64 years. Hanna… died May …. aged 4 …. whose re… deposite….. this…… (…. covered by pew).

9. In memory of Emily MORRIS died November 10th 1859 aged 4 years. Also of Jane Morris died December 26th 1859 aged 2 years. Also of Henry John Morris died July 8th 1862 aged 10 months. Also of William Morris died February 10th 1865 aged 1 year whose remains are deposited beneath this aisle.

10. In memory of Sarah DARBY died March 28th 1859 aged 60 years. Also of Terry Reed died February 8th 1862 aged 65 years whose remains are deposited beneath this aisle.

11. Memorial window E end of N aisle In loving memory of Margaret Hester LASEY COLLARD died August 12th 1891 aged 24.

HOATH CHURCHYARD  12 April 1897 No B(ax's)
Commencing SE
12. HS In memory of Elizabeth the wife of William HYBON of this parish only daughter of Valentine and Elizabeth Cock of this parish. She left issue one son Valentine Cock Hybon. She was a dutyfull child both maid and wife she departed this life March the 29th 1784 aged 27 years. 4 lines of poetry.

13. Granite cross – stone edging George RAMMELL of Old Tree, born May 16 1817 died May 1 1887.

14. HS In memory of Ann SLADDEN wife of Thomas Sladden of this parish who departed this life February 8th 1796 aged 51/4 years. She left issue six children ….. Thomas, Mary Ann, Richard …….. (4 lines). God did to me no warning give so pray take care how you do live.

15. HS In memory of Elizabeth BROWN who died October 13th 1822 aged 62 years.

16. HS Sacred to the memory of William SMITH late of this Borough who departed this life December 16th 1816 aged 55 years. Also of Elizabeth his wife who departed this life January 24th 1820/9 aged 64 years.

17. HS 2 cherub’s heads In memory of Lydia wife of William MILLGATE of the parish of Chislet? who departed this life October 29 1800 aged 38 years. 4 lines of poetry. Also William son of the above William and Lydia Millgate. He died the 27th of April 1801 aged 6 months.

18. HS W other side of path to the South door of church In memory of William CAREY late clerk of this Borough died 18th November 1804 aged 90 years. Also of Ann his wife died October 12th 1794 aged 72 years.

19. Low, railed tomb Sacred to the memory of Henry HUTCHINGS of the City of Canterbury surgeon who died March 19th 1879 aged 46 years.

20. Sacred to the memory of William LASEY late of Whistable, dredger, who died December 15th 1778 aged 38 years.

21. HS Sacred to the memory of Valentine LASEY late of this parish who died October 15th 1774 aged 36 years. Also of Sarah his wife who died September 14th 1820 aged 83 years. They left issue one son and one daughter William and Margaret.

22. HS 2 sculls and bones Here lieth ye body of Ann ye wife of Valentine COCK who had issue 5 sons and 2 daughters. She died September ye 11 1711 aged 40/6 years. Also 2 sons of Valentine and Ann Cock. John died July 10 1704 aged 1 year. Thomas died August 27 1711 aged 20 weeks.

23. HS ………………. joyfull resurection?. Rest the remains of Ann the wife of William SLADDEN ……….. in this Borough? died July …. 1799 aged 39? years. Several more lines – very indistinct.

24. HS Sacred to the memory of Sarah Elizabeth the wife of Mr. James SLADDEN of Hoath Court who died December 12th 1839 aged 45 years. Left issue three sons and three daughters.

25. HS In memory of William SLADDEN late of this parish who died February …… aged 70 years. He left surviving Margaret his wife and 3/5 daughters.

26. Large HS Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Margaret TAYLOR who departed this life 5th December 1813 aged 66 years. Mr. James Taylor who departed this life 9th January 1818 aged 81 years. Sleep sweetly on thou lump of lifeless clay for soon the trumpet will proclaim the day when Christ thy Lord will with a shout descend at which the mansions of the tomb shall rend, and those that sleep in him again shall rise and with him mount triumphant to the skies.

27. HS 3 sculls Here lieth ye body of Mr. William PEARCE late of this parish who had issue by Ann his wife 1 son William surviving. He died June ye 2nd day 1713 aged 43 years.

28. HS To the memory of Henry GOLDFINCH who departed this life the 6th of February 1812 aged 8 years.

29. HS In memory of W. GOLDFINCH who died February 7 1816 aged 2 (or 25) years.

30. HS In memory of Mary relict of the late Alexander SAUNDERS of this parish who died September 28th 1853 aged 80 years.

31. HS In memory of Alexander SAUNDERS who died October 1 1817 aged 55 years.

32. HS Sacred to the memory of Mary Ann COLLARD the beloved wife of Robert Collard who died June 5th 1889 aged 54 years. Weep not for me my children dear I am not lost but sleeping here. My race is run, my time is spent to you my dear children I was but lent.

33. HS Sacred to the memory of Robert COLLARD of Maypole eldest son of the late Robert Collard of Brook Farm born April 6th 1816 died February 22nd 1893 aged 77 years. Leaving 6 sons and 3 daughters. Weep not for me my children dear because I die and leave you here, but only trust in Jesus name and you shall see me once again. Watch for you know not when the keeper cometh (sic). His end was peace.

34. Brick tomb, very low under the S wall of church HP 1791 EP 1791

HOATH CHURCHYARD
35. Names besides those noted
"Cross" to Spratt 1885, HSS to Emma Wanstall Smith 1866, Pett 1883, Groombridge 1865, Gardner 1895, Bulger 1879, Wyborn 1849, West 1889, Robert Ernest Blakey 2nd Battalion INL Regiment 1888, Hilton 1886, Hatton 1879, (on the NE side) (on the N) Dixon 1879, Larkin 1842 and 1882, Hollbourn 1883, Steed 1882, 1877, Taylor 1888, Smith 1844, 1870, 1871, 1875, 1868, Wilmshurst 1893.

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Also some Monumental Inscriptions  Noted by Rev Bryan Faussett noted 1760, added 8th July 2008

In The Chancell.
36. On a Brass Plate, on a Flat Stone, under ye Fig. of a Woman. Hic Jacet Isabaella CHAKBON cujus Aie ppicietur Deus. Amen.

In the Body.
37. On a Brass Plate, on a Flat Stone, on which are the Figures in Brass, of a Man, a Woman, 2 Sons, and 5 Daughters. Pry for the Soules of Antony MAYCOT, and Agnes his Wife; the which Antony decessyd the last Day of Februarye A.Dni. MVXXXII. On whose Soules, …../Jhu have Mercy. Amen.

38. In the Porch is an ancient flat Stone, which has been richly inlaid, but, is, now, without Inscription.

39. This Church consists only of The Chancell and Body. The Steeple stands at the West End; in it hang 3 Bells without Inscription.

40. In the Church Yard are Memorials of BALDOCK, CHRISTIAN, COCK, and PEARCE.

41. This Church was dedicated to St. Mary, & the Holy Cross. It is now only consider’d as a Chapell to Reculver, to which it is annex’t. It is in the Patronage of The Arch Bishop. The present Incumbent is The Revd. Mr. Thomas THOMSON 1760. [see Secker III. No.193 – V.J.T.].

Index of Names and Places

Names Index
BALDOCK 40
Blakey 35
BROWN 15
Bulger 35
CAREY 18
CARTER 6
CHAKBON 36
CHAKBRON 1
CHRISTIAN 40
COCK 12, 22, 40
COLLARD 4, 11, 32, 33
DARBY 10
EVANS 5
Gardner 35

GOLDFINCH 28, 29
Groombridge 35
Hatton 35
Hilton 35
Hollbourn 35
HUTCHINGS 19
HYBON 12
Larkin 35
LASEY 7, 11, 20, 21
MAYCOT 37
MILLGATE 17
MORRIS 8, 9
EP 34
HP 34
PEARCE 27, 40Pett 35
RAMMELL 4, 13
Reed 10
SAUNDERS 30, 31
SLADDEN 14, 23, 24, 25
SMITH 16, 35
Spratt 35
Steed 35
TAYLOR 26, 35
WARHAM 2
WACHER 3
Wanstall 35
West 35
Wilmshurst 35
Wyborn 35

Places IndexBrook Farm 33
Canterbury 19
Chislet 7
Chislet? 17

Hoath 24
Old Tree 13
Whitstable 20General2nd Battalion INL Regiment 35
dredger 20
surgeon 19

Tithe Apportionment for Hoath

Hoath - Maps and Tithe award schedules                            Population 1801 to 1921 Hoath Tithe award schedule    78KB - signed 24th May 1839     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

Hoath Tithe award schedule - signed 24th May 1839    Back to Hoath Maps etc Information kindly provided by  Pat Tritton Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Remarks Sheet 1 Jane    Brown James    Browning Sarah    Calmer Churchwardens  & Overseers   of Hoath James    Collard Jane    Brown James    Prickett James   Sladden John    Petly Mary    Saunders Stephen  Philpott & others James   Neaves James    Sladden James    Collard Clerk & others James    Collard 22 214 3 4 5 23 24 37 38 226 2 17 39 40 41 1 181 183 230 180 10 138 26 51 63 64 66 67 79 80 92 92a 93 90 94 Brown’s Piece House The Meadow The Meadow Lower Holdness field White Post White Post Homestall The Orchard Dog Kennel Field Dog Kennel Field Dance Close Homestall Home Pasture Foot Path Field Hookers Meadow Cottage Lower Meadow Cottages Cottage Parish Acres Chapel Land Waste Marly Wood Mill Field Hairyham Bread Piece Chislett Three Acres Meely Shaw Meely Wood Upper Meadow       } Upper meadow       } Lower Meadow  Great Field Stretum Wood Field Arable Garden Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Garden Orchard Pasture Arable Arable Garden Pasture Arable Pasture Garden Pasture Garden Garden Arable Arable Garden Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Arable Arable 0.0.20 0.0.25 6.1. 1 5.1.33 43.0.37 4.1.19 2.2.17 0.3.18 1.0.16 2.1.24 1.3. 4 1.0.12 0.2.11 1.2.  3 5.0. 8 3.0.28 0.0.33 2.1.11 0.0. 9  0.0.  6 84.0.10 1.0. 0 1.2. 0 1.1.34 3.3.34 1.1.19 5.0.14 5.2. 6 0.1.25 3.0. 7 1.2.?6 1.0. 0 4.2.21 ? ? ? 0.0. 4 9. 2. 4 0. 7. 6 24.12. ? 1.12. 6 Sheet 2 Samuel    Izzard John    Brampton Thomas    ?Pummell Thomas   Neame Junr Samuel  Wraight & others William  Belsworth 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 145 110 146 148 149 150 151 153 154 155 186 191 192 193 196 204 45 211 61 62 65 75 72 198 191a Shelvin Wood Peggys Wood Lucerne Field Hog Meadow The Orchard --- Shelvin Old Orchard Seven Yards Five Acre Ford Field Three Acres The Shaw The Shaw Barn Field Oast House Claddish’s Hop Grd The Bog Sinneck Field The Plantation Cottages & Buildings The Hammel The Hammel The Hammel The Hammel Loam Pits Maidens Croft Paddock Paddock Old Tree Bar Field May Pole Field North Field Claddish Acre House Millers Field Windmill Hoath Hill Acre Two Acres Cottage Cottage Extraordinary charge  on  ?a  ?r  ?p of hops Wood Pasture Lucerne Pasture Orchard Garden Homestall Orchard Hops Arable Arable Wood Wood Hops Garden Arable Pasture Arable Plantation --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Garden Homestall Arable Arable Arable Arable Garden Pasture --- Arable Arable Garden Garden at 10s 6d 13.2.12 4.0.32 2.0.33 1.0. 8 2.3.24 0.0.38 1.0.11 0.1. 6 4.0.24 4.2.30 3.2.13 0.1.14 0.2.13 9.2.19 0.1.21 2.1.16 1.2.38 8.2. 0 0.0.23 0.1.22 1.1.34 1.0.16 2.0.25 1.1.23 2.0.34 6.0.39 6.1.18 0.3.22 1.2.25 19.3. 0 2.2.13 2.2. 7 1.0. 1 0.1.11 2.2.16 0.0.20 ?1.0. 0 1.3.24 0.2.26   9.2.25 206.2.14 per acre 30. 9. 9¼  7. 8. 2¾ 37.12. 0   61. 4. 9 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Remarks Sheet 3 John    Claddish Dowager  Marchioness  of   Conyngham David   Carey William    Cumming John    Claddish Thomas    Neame,        Senr David   Carey Frederick    Cumming James    Collard Thomas    Rammell 83 84 85 120 121 135a 135 15 15a 15b 156 139 140 156 157 158 168 172 173 187 225 49 68 136 137 144 144a 74 Three Cornered Piece House Homestall Ash Plantation Neames’ Hammel Highstead Extraordinary charge on 16 Perches of hops Highstead Field Lower Hoath Ground The Shaws The Shaws Upper Hoath Ground Preston Field Preston Field Doctors Field Doctors Shaw Addley Field Beer Shop Field Long Orchard Long Orchard Nutters Field Honey Field Coombe Wood Smock Acre Six Acres Seven Acres stony Ley Stony Ley Hoath Hill Extraordinary charge on 1a 1r 1p of hops Pasture ---- Orchard Hops Pasture --- at 10s 6d Pasture Arable Wood Wood Arable Hops Arable Arable Wood Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture Wood Arable at 10s 6d 0.2. 7 2.3.15 0.2.16 3.3.32 0.0.16 0.3.17 0.0.14 1.0.  7 per acre 0.2.33 7.1. 1 0.0.28 0.1.36 6.3.29 3.1. 1 3.1. 1 4.1.39 0.2.23 12.0. 7 1.1. 0 3.2.38 4.0.39 1.2. 0 3.3.33 4.2.30 1.1.20 6.2.32 6.3.36 9.2.10 0.1.19  7.1.26 94.1. 8 per acre 0.13. 2 0. 3. 7½ 0. 1. 0½ 0. 4. 8    0.2.32 8.15. 3¾ 0.13. 2¼ 9. 8. 6     30. 0. 8 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Remarks Sheet 4 Robert    Collard Lady de    Clifford Robert    Collard Anne    Collard George  Groombridge    Senr. Measly &   many others Thomas    Neame,       Junr. James    Collard 141 142 159 162 163 175 176 179 167 177 178 47 48 73 70 Mill Bank Shaw Mill Bank Shaw Elm Tree Field Rayners Field Forge Field Hammels Yard House --- Cottage Cottage Harps Harps Hoath Hill Square Acre Extraordinary charge on 1a 2r 0p of hops Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Garden --- Garden Garden Garden Arable Arable  & Hops Arable Arable at 10s 6d 1.0.31 6.2.22 3.0.21 3.1.30 3.1.29 2.1. 7 0.0.11 0.0.31 0.0.21 0.0.13   0.0.19 20.2.35 14.0.22 8.0.13 10.3.30   1.0.20 34.1.  5 per acre 3. 9. 6 2. 9. 9 0.15. 9 3.  5. 6 0.?1. 0 14.15. 0 Hester    Denne Sheet 5 Catherine  Daniel & Richard  Smith James    Collard Thomas    Rammell John Culmer  & Others James    Collard 82 115 115a 115b 115c 116 117 118 119 27 28 29 36 50 50a 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 69 147 152 190 194 229 95a Oast House Great Hatch Field Great Hatch Shaw Great Hatch Shaw Great Hatch Shaw Lower Hatch Shaw Barn and Yard Ozier Bed Ash Plantation Extraordinary charge on 3a 2r 0p of hops Upper Key Bridge Lower Key Bridge Hammel Riders Field Marley Wood Marley Close Chislett Field Oliver Close Further Green Hither Green --- Orchard Miller’s Green Fifteen Perches Six Acres Hammel Harts Well Andrews Field Cottages & Garden Shelvin Wood Garden Hops  & Arable Wood Pit Wood Arable --- Oziers Wood at 10s 6d Pasture Arable Arable --- Wood Arable Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Homestall Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable Arable Garden Wood 0.0.17 17.0.31 0.0.28 0.0. 7 0.1. 8 8.0.10 0.1. 6 0.1. 0  0.0.24 26.2.11 per acre 3.2. 8 2.0.32 0.3.20 3.0. 8 2.3. 2 4.3.11 34.1. 2 7.2.24 3.0. 0 1.2.38 1.2. 5 0.3. 9 2.2. 6 0.0.15 5.2.26 0.3.18 10.3. 5 1.2.10 0.1.33  4.0.24 92.1.16 2.18. 6 1.16. 9 4.13. 5 7.16. 0 10.15. 6 33. 8. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Remarks Thomas    Foord Esqr Mr Thomas    Foord ?Rest  Flint & Thomas   Kingsford Robert    Harrison James    Steed Philpott Robert    Collard James    Strand 16 16a 19 21 223 185 182 184 195 215 216 217 208 Giles’ Downs Part of Giles’ Downs Two Acres Keyseys Cottage Cottage Shoemakers Piece Cherry Orchard Pear Tree Field The Orchard Admiral Rodneys Beer House Forty Acres Pasture Wood Pasture Arable Garden Garden Pasture Orchard Pasture Garden Garden --- Arable 14.3.12 0.1. 9 1.3.18 7.3.14  0.0.27 25.0. 0 0.0.31 1.0. 1 1.2.31 1.0.34 4.0.17 0.0.10 0.3. 0 0.0.35 0.1. 0 1.1. 5 2.15. 0 1. 3. 0 0. 3. 2 3. 2. 9 0.10. 0 Sheet 6 Thomas John   & Frances     Gillon Heirs of   John Harris William    Huckstep James    Handcock Heirs of   Edward     Holtum St Johns  Hospital,   Canterbury William    Harnett William    Long James    Collard George  Groombridge & another George    Gibbs James    Handcock George  Groombridge & another James   Collard Richard  Steed & others Rober  Pooley & another James  Hooker & another 81 86 87 165 18 35 227 163a 166 210 205 169 170 Little Hatch field Cow Meadow Long ? Cottage Gibbs Lower Field Gibbs Upper Field House Cottage Cottage Hospital Field Cottages Cottage Cottage Arable Pasture Arable --- Arable Pasture Garden Garden Garden Arable Garden Garden Garden 3.0.11 5.0.35  4.3. 7 13.0.13 0.0. 6½ 1.0.21 0.3.39 0.1.36 2.2.16 0.0.28 0.0.5½ 2.1.22 0.0.36 0.1.39 0.1.39 0.3.38 1.13. 2 0. 9. 8 0. 1. 4 0. 0. 2 0. 3. 0 0. 1. 8 0. 8. 7 3.17. 6 0. 9. 6 1. 1. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Remarks John    Poole Mary    Pembroke Elizabeth    Richardson Sheet 7 James    Sladden ] Heirs of    William       Stains John    Poole Mary    Pembroke James    Wanstall Henry    Nutter Elizabeth    Richardson Thomas    Richardson Isaac  Pidduck  & others Robert  Goldfinch Richard Larkin 25 46 221 222 171 188 199 200 201 202 203 213 213a 164 Cottage North Field Two Acres Two Acres Shaw Cottage Cottage Richardsons Pasture --- House The Orchard Cottage Cottage Blacksmiths Forge House Forge etc Garden Arable Arable Wood Garden Garden Pasture Garden Garden Orchard Garden Garden --- Garden 0.1. 6 15.1.15 2.2. 3 0.1. 2 0.0.39  0.0.31 18.2.10 2.3. 6 1.0.17 0.1.29 0.1. 5 0.0.38 4.3.15 0.1. 0 0.0. 2 0.1. 2 0.1.11 0. 2. 6 1. 7. 3 1. 9. 6 0. 1. 8 0. 4. 3 8. 7. 2 William    Smith Lord    Sondes Sheet 8 Thomas    White Thomas    Wood William    Smith James    Sladden John Poole & others Thomas   Neame, Junr Sidney    Collard 174 12 13 14 30 31 32 33 34 43 44 71 197 206 212 219 220 207 42 32 76 114 232 House Ten acres Part of Ten Acres Bush Field Cooks Lower Field Cooks Middle Field Cooks Upper Field Homestall Cooks Upper Field Half Acres Mill Field Chislett Field Strans Field Chapel Field Tom Payne Hoath Parsonage Home Pasture Small Gains Cottages etc Extraordinary charge on 2a 3r 0p of hops Muly Wood Hogwell Hogwell Bumpton Hill Extraordinary charge on 4a 0r 0p of hops Garden Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable  & Hops Arable Homestall Pasture Pasture Garden at 10s 6d Arable Arable  & Hops Arable Arable at 10s 6d 0.1.30 8.3.22 3.0.39 2.2.16 4.1.15 3.0. 3 2.0. 4 0.2. 7 1.1.32 0.3. 0 10.0.37 4.2.15 ?1.2.13 30.3.36 2.1. 2 8.1. 3 4.2.31 3.0. 6  0.0.24 85.2.23 per acre ?1.3. 3 10.0.21 1.0.12  1.0. 0 12.0.30 0. 4. 4 9. 7.1?  1.7.10½ 10.16. 6  ?? ?? ?? ?? 31. 1. 6 ?? Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Appropriator Remarks Richard    Wybourn Thomas    Wacher Archbishop  of   Canterbury Rev George William David Evans (Glebe) Richard    Wybourn Joseph    Smith Thomas   Wacher Sarah ?Barlton Rev George William David Evans  228 160 129 130 131a 131b 131c 132a 132b 132c 132s 218 209 Cottage Cottage Homestall & Orchard Homestall & Orchard In Ford Park Chapel Yard Waste Garden Garden --- Arable Shaw Shaw Shaw Hops Pasture Pasture Pasture --- --- ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1.2.28 0.0.35 2.0.22 4.0.38 4.0.12    3.2.26 140.1.  4 0.1. ? 0.0. 8 ?? ?? 2. 0. 0 0. 0. 8 Whilst every care has been taken in transcribing information from old records which in themselves are prone to error or  misinterpretation, visitors to this site need to recognise that there will be errors. Visitors who wish to verify information contained in this site should access the original tithe award schedules which are held on microfilm at the K.H.L.C. 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