Tithe Apportionment for Meopham

Meopham - Maps and Tithe award schedules Meopham Tithe award schedule  -  Part 1 (125KB)     Part 2  (177KB)     With names of landowners, occupiers and fieldnames with acreages, and tithe payment Meopham Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910    With names of landowners, occupiers with acreages 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

Meopham Tithe award schedule - Part 1 To Part 2     Back to Meopham Maps etc                      Information kindly provided by Patrica Richardson Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Sheet 1 Thomas   Allchin & T. Andrews Thomas    Alchin William    Andrus Henry    Andrus Sheet 2 Thomas    Haidley William    Andrus Mary    Best William    Andrus William    Andrus 2 3 56 57 58 977 979 1030 1033 1042 1043 1044 1045 1109 1110 1111 1113 1046 963 964 965 966 967 969 970 971 939 940 941 958 959 960 961 962 968 972 973 974 975 976 978 The Forty Acres Hedgerow Meadow Meadow Cottage & Garden Skinners Hill Skinners Hill Lances Lands Pond Field Woodfield Shaw Hedgerow Barn Field Orchard 2 Cottages & Gdns Little & Great       Homefield Norm???? Orchard Nut Field Farmhouse  Bldgs     Yard & Garden Pitfield Shaw Wood Shaw Habbits 20 Acres Shaw The 20 Acres The 20 Acres Southfield Shaw Newlands &      Southfields Shaw Broom Wood O?bert Hedgerow Old Pit       & Railway? Shaw Shaw Gorse??d Orange Hill Orange Hill Shaw Great Orange Hill Hedgerow Shaw 5 Acres & Hop Kiln Arable Wood Pasture Pasture --- Arable Hops Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Fruit --- Arable Fruit Arable --- Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Hops 0.2.16 0.0.32 1.2.16 1.0. 4 0.0.37 3.2.25 7.2. 0 4.1. 4 7.0.37 13.2. 1 1.0.29 0.0. 9 6.0.12 0.3.13 0.0.13 25.2. 4 1.3.27  8.0.27 76.1.33 0.1.23 8.1. 7 0.3.31 0.2.24 0.1. 4 7.0.31 1.1.34 9.3.16 10.2. 6 39.0.33 0.3. 3 16.1.36 0.1.35 5.3.18 10.3.13 0.3.35 0.2. 4 0.2.36 3.2.20 4.1.28 2.0.14 20.1.26 0.1. 4 1.1.37   5.2.22 74.2.11 0.17. 6 8. 3. 0 0. 2. 6 4. 0. 0 5. 4. 6 0. 2. 0 22. 7. 6 9. 8. 0 13.17. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Henry    Andrus Charles &  Thomas   Beckett William   Brown Henry    Brown Robert  Timberille   Bingham Isabella    Mairet     Richard    Huggett William    Brown Benjamin    Johnson Thomas    Nordish 952 482 4 587 588 589 590 474 511 600 754 758a 759 760 761 778 785 844 845 846 755 756 757 601 602 Part of Colefield Kings Arms Public   House & Shop Wood Orchard Cottage & Garden ?Gunnings Field ?Gunnings Field Meadow Meadow Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Whitehill Whitehill Meopham Sheet Field Yard & Buildings ? Field Hedgerow Shaw Strawberry Hill Hedgerow Footpath Field The Further Field In Dunstan Wood Arable --- Wood Fruit Hops Arable Hops Meadow Meadow Wood Wood Wood Wood Hops Arable Arable --- Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood 2.2. 2 0.1.15 30.0.37 0.1. 8 0.0.37 2.3.35 2.1. 6 5.3. 6 0.2. 5 0.2.23 0.2.20 0.0.22 0.0.27 0.1. 8 1.2.10 6.0. 4 1.0. 2 0.0.13 5.3. 4 0.0.35 0.1.30 3.3. 0 0.1.13 3.0.17 2.2.13  0.2.32 27.3.38 0. 6. 0 2. 5. 6 0.13. 0 0.13. 0 2. 8. 0 0.15. 0 1. 7. 6 4.16. 6 Sheet 3 Robert  Timberille   Bingham Benjamin  Bugge John Poltick John Neville Benjamin    Bugge 779 780 786 781 784 8 9 10 11 13 15 17 18 19 20 26 27 28 30 32 35 38 172 173 174 176 179 248 Meadow Garden House Outbuildings      & yard Garden House & Garden Backlane field Wood Wood Ledhay Upper Hawse Down Lower Hawse Down Corner of Admors Wd Toll field Toll field Wood Yard and Outhouses Strakes Shaw Broom field Rumbolds Fowlerstone field Bare warren Barn field Orchard House Outbuildings    Yard & Garden Thistley field Burnt house Shamble Hatch Meadow Garden --- --- --- Pasture Wood Wood Hops Hops Arable Wood Arable Pasture Wood --- Arable Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture Fruit --- Arable Arable Arable 0.1.22 0.0.21 0.0.  8 0.2.11 0.0.30 0.0.  8 0.0.38 1.3. 0 1.0. 3 0.1. 3 1.0.32 1.0.13 1.0. 4 0.0.19 1.3.33 3.2.21 0.1. 6 0.0.18 3.2.30 0.0.10 3.2. 2 3.2.30 1.2.31 1.2. 1 3.2.13 0.1.27 0.1. 7 6.0.6 3.2.16 3.2.38 44.1. 3 0. 5. 0 0 .3. 0 2. 4. 6 5. 3. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks George  Bugge or   Buggs (written both    ways) Sheet 4 George Bugge G. Bugge &    Others George    Bugge G. Bugge &    Others George    Bugge 16 228 235 239 247 253 261 262 242 263 293 297 318 325 326 327 328 319 347 348 362 349 375 379 380 398 400 402 Wood The meadow The Strip Farmhouse outbldings Deadmans Grove Green Hill Wood & Chalkpit Rowdell Coopers Shaw ?Y/Folly  Cock Adams Mount Pleasant Shaw & Chalk Pit Shaw & Chalk Pit Up down Whiteleaf etc. Hedgerow Shaw Orchard 3 Cottages farm yards  Buildings & Gardens Croft Orchard Shaw Old field Shaw Bints ?? or Burts 2 Cottages Hop Kiln  Buildings Gdns & Yds Bints ?? or Burts Wood Pasture Pasture --- Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Fruit Arable Hops/Fruit Wood Arable Wood Arable --- Hops 0.0.27 3.1.38 1.0.20 0.2.20 4.1. 7 6.2. 9 0.3.20 1.1.20 33.2. 9 1.3.10 7.0.31 20.2.16 4.1.18 1.1.38 0.1.15 35.3.30 0.3.14 0.0.33 0.1.18 0.2.27 9.0.36 1.1.30 0.1.16 2.1.33 0.2.13 11.2. 0 0.3. 1    4.1.29 156.2.18 11. 0. 0 29. 1. 0 Philip & Mary    Bugge Sheet 5 Richard    Goodwin Philip & Mary    Bugge 401 83 104 105 131 133 134 135 136 137 139 140 145 409 410 415 417 419 420 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 436 437 535 536 537 Cottage and Garden Charles Croft Blacklands Blacklands The Slip Hedgerow Beech field Hedgerow Denhams Hedgerow Little Denhams Hedgerow Cullens Barn field Shaw Orchard Orchard Yard & Farm Buildings Orchard Hop Garden Meadow Coles Caw(??) Cars?? Great Brick Earth Little Brick Earth Long Bottom Shaw Long Bottom Long Bottom Shaw Chapmans Hedgerow Long Bottom Wood Oxens Shaw Hope Hill Wood Church field Farmhouse & Buildings Hop Kiln etc. --- Hops Hops Arable Pasture Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Fruit Fruit --- Fruit Hops Pasture Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable --- 0.1. 1 2.2.35 1.1.25 6.0. 8 0.3. 1 0.0.38 2.1.30 0.2.10 10.2. 0 0.1.34 4.3.26 1.1.29 3.3.15 22.3.23 0.1.27 0.2.12 0.1.12 0.0.33 0.1.16 2.2. 8 1.1.34 4.0.39 8.2.16 7.2.11 1.2. 3 5.1.18 0.3.32 5.3.35 0.0.26 6.1. 8 10.3. 8 0.3. 5 4.0. 0 14.2.30    0.3.17 135.3.24 0. 1 .0 10.10. 0 26.16. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks late Sir  Benjamin   Halliwell    Carew John    Dalton 270 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 294 295 296 633 Holdham Wood Shaw Wrongholds Hedgerow Wood Wood Little Brandings Wood Great Brandings Great Brandings Nickreed Long    Brandings Shaw adjn'g Ham Farm Ham Farmhouse  Outbuildings Yard etc. Hedgerow Gully? ditto Shaw Middle Privel Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Pasture Wood Hops Arable Arable Wood --- Wood Arable Hops Wood Arable 1.3.11 1.2.10 6.1.34 0.2.12 0.2.22 1.0. 0 1.1. 9 7.1. 2 5.3.22 3.1. 0 33.3. 3 0.2. 8 1.0.39 0.0.36 8.3.39 1.1. 4 1.2. 4 19.3.17 Sheet 6 634 635 636 637 638 639 640 641 642 643 644 645 646 647 662 663 664 665 666 667 668 670 671 672 673 674 675 Middle Privel Shaw Shaw Upper Privel; Hedgerow Pudding field Cox Croft Privel Wood Strawberry hill Gravil hill Shaw Long Gorse Shaw Long Gorse Long Gorse Shaw Shaw Great Dilmore Hedgerow Shaw Little Dilmore Dilmore Wood Shaw Hedgerow & Chalk Pit Great Gorse Hedgerow Dilmore Bottom Hedgerow Hedgerow Pasture Wood Wood Arable Wood Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood 4.3.29 0.1.  1 0.1.33 7.2.20 0.1.13 0.3.18 5.2.10 20.0.16 2.3.25 2.2.17 1.0.16 0.3.33 4.2. 2 1.0. 1 1.2.29 12.2.22 0.0.38 1.3.13 6.2.27 12.3.13 0.0.34 0.2.36 7.0. 6 0.1.28 18.1.22 0.1.29 0.2.38 Sheet 7 676 677 678 679 680 681 682 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 692 693 694 695 696 697 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 Ridge Ridge Hedgerow Hedgerow Westfields Bottom Westfields Bottom Yard Farm Bldgs & Rd Deam Farmhouse   Garden & Yard Old Orch'd & Hop Kiln Sheepcroft Meadow Hilly bradfield Hedgerow Shaw Little Beverleys Marsh Shaw Hedgerow Grt Beverleys Marsh Hedgerow Mill Strake Mill Strake Shaw Hedgerow Mill field Little field Shaw Hedgerow Great Mill field Great Mill field Pasture Arable Wood Wood Pasture Pasture --- --- Meadow Meadow Meadow Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Arable 2.1. 8 19.2.18 0.0.23 0.0.20 3.3.21 1.3.25 0.2. 5 0.3.34 1.3.39 3.3.36 2.1.16 24.2.13 0.3.35 0.0.38 1.3.30 0.3.25 0.1. 3 7.3. 8 0.1.20 4.0.37 6.2.30 0.3.33 0.2.12 17.0.14 19.0.11 0.0.10 0.3. 8 8.3. 3    8.3.34 356.1.10 18. 5. 6 39. 4. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Thomas    Crowhurst Sheet 8 Thomas    Crowhurst 21 22 24 25 34 36 169 170 177 178 188 216 217 218 219 227 233 234 249 250 251 252 259 306 307 314 315 316 Brookmores Brookmores wood Privel Shaw The Island piece Fowlers Stone wood Shaw or Hedgerow South field Burnt house Hedgerow Plumber Old Deane wood Old Deane Hedgerow Shaw Home field Crich field Orchard Crich field Kitchen Croft Round wood Kitchen Croft Wood Wood Home Orchard House Outbuildings  Yards Gdn & Orchard The Great Orchard Home field &    Bars warren Hedgerow Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Fruit Arable Arable Wood Pasture Wood Wood Orchard Fruit Arable Wood 2.0. 5 0.3.21 2.2.26 0.0. 9 1.0.18 3.0.34 1.0. 0 7.0.33 4.0. 8 0.0.14 2.0.12 0.3.37 2.1.13 0.2.32 0.3.32 4.2.28 1.3.39 4.1.31 5.2.17 1.3. 6 2.2.12 1.3.13 2.2. 9 1.0.38 1.0.27 1.2.23 7.2. 1   0.0.21 66.1.39 6. 5. 6 ?9. 5. 0 Thomas    Collyer Thomas    Dickens Alban    Dovington Thomas    Collyer Thomas   Scudder Alban    Dovington 981 982 369 370 371 608 609 610 787 Fanny Croft Hedgerow Meadow Cottage and Garden Barn yard & Orchard Lower Sands Middle Sands Upper Sands House Outbuildings etc Arable Wood Pasture Fruit Pasture Pasture Pasture --- 6.0.32 0.1.  1 6.1.33 0.2.25 0.0.37 0.1. 7 1.3. 5 1.3.20 1.0.18 5.3.32 0.1.10 0.16. 0 1. 4. 0 0. 5. 0 2. 5. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Edell Poor Trustees of Eltham Church William    Edmead Sheet 9 Edell Benjamin Johnson William    Edmead 1140a 317 335 336 339 340 341 342 3463 344 345 346 1079 1080 1081 1082 1083 1084 1086 1087 --- Harvel Strake Southfield Bank Hedgerow Bypits Shaw Scrubs Shaw or pit Hedgerow Green field Upper mead Pond plat Farmhouse Outbldgs  Yard and Garden Great South Lawn Plantation Part of Church field Little Church fld Shaw Little Church field Shaw Waterditch Wood Waterditch field Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Arable Plantation Hops Wood Hops Wood Wood Arable 0.0.31 2.0.13 6.0. 6 0.1. 9 1.2. 1 9.1.10 0.0.26 0.0.29 2.2. 0 3.1.12 1.0.21   0.1.21 26.3.28 5.3.15 0.0. 4 0.0. 8 1.2. 5 2.2.36 0.0.37 2.2.15  4.3.29 17.3.29 0.0.3 ?? 2.14. 0 1.15. 0 0.1.0 ?? 3. 5. 0 4. 2. 0 George    Evered James    Fletcher       Esq Sheet 10 George    Evered James    Fletcher       Esq Augustus F.    Bromley 383 489 490 491 543 544 545 546 547 551 552 553 554 555 119 120 435 459 852 853 854 855 856 751 70 107 108 109 110 111 112 146 149 Wood House Outbuildings    Yards & Garden Orchard Browns field Wouldham Steps Hill Bank & forestall Bullocks foot Necky field Shaw 3 Cornered field Lane field Shaw Garden Orchard Shaw Meopham field 5 Acres 11 Acres 8 Acre Wood Shaw or Hedgerow Shaw or Hedgerow 8 Acres Shaw or Hedgerow Willow Wood Wedlands Lyons Wood Brooms Barn field House Farm Buildings    Yard & Garden Orchard Hop Garden Acre piece Great Hooks &    Ricketts Croft Wood --- Fruit Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Orchard Pasture Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Wood Arable Meadow Fruit Arable Pasture Arable 3.1.18 0.2.24 1.0.33 3.2.12 6.0.27 8.2. 7 10.2. 8 6.0. 7 0.1.17 0.2. 9 8.0.30 0.1.18 0.0.30 1.3.31 51.2.31 0.0.27 2.0.14 5.3.20 12.1.37 2.1. 4 0.1. 5 0.1.11 7.2.29  0.1.  4 31.1.31 4.1.24 11.2.2 3.1. 4 15.2. 7 6.1. 2 0.2.33 0.2.37 1.3.21 1.1. 3 22.3.20 68.1.33 4. 0. 0 2. 5. 0 3.10. 0 9. 0. 0 6. 2. 0 9. 9. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks John    Figness? Thomas    French Sarah  French   & family Sheet 11 Thomas    Hills Thomas    French John Parker    & others Thomas    French 826 827 1085 1092 1091 1094 1093 337 338 354 355 356 357 359 360 361 373 376 377 378 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 392 393 394 396 397 399 404 Orchard House & Garden &    Shoemakers Shop Waterditch Wood Waterditch Orchard Shaw Waterditch Orchard 4 Cottages & Garden Hedgerow Bypills Rogers Croft wood Rogers Croft wood Shaw Bints Croft Damson field Shamble Hatch Shaw adjoining    Shamble Hatch Shaw Shaw Greenfield & Oaks Shaw Cow Croft wood Barn field & long lands Wood 2 Cottages Hop Kiln  Buildings Yard & Gdn Orchard Farmhouse  Outbldgs    Yard & Garden Meadow Holts Haddocks Haddocks Wood East field East field Little field Herring hill wood Orchard --- Wood Orchard Wood Orchard --- Wood Arable Wood Hops Wood Arable Arable Orchard Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood --- Orchard --- Pasture Arable Arable Wood Hops Arable Hops Wood 0.3. 6 0.0.38 1.0.  4 2.1.34 1.1.39 0.1.25 2.2.25 7.0.  3 0.2.1? 0.2.38 2.3. 5 0.2. 2 3.1.29 0.2.29 4.0. 3 6.1.15 2.1.32 1.0. 1 0.2.14 0.0.38 6.2.38 0.1.31 3.1.20 18.0.15 0.1.33 0.2.16 1.0.12 0.1.38 1.1.13 13.1.23 9.1.30    2.0. 5 1.0.10 3.2.38 1.3.30 3.1.14 90.1.19 0.12. 6 2. 5. 0 8. 0. 0 15.12. 6 Thomas &  John    French    John    French Thomas    French Isaac Tomlin   & G.   Ashenden John    French John    French 1038 1039 1065 1071 1072 1062 1063 1066 1067 1073 1074 1075 1076 1088 1089 1090 Hill field Hill field Orchard 2 Cottages & Garden Upper Mounces     lane field Shaw House Outbuildings    Yard & Garden Garden & Outhouse Orchard Orchard & Outhouse Mounces lane Orchard Shaw Shaw Lwr Mounces lane fld Waterditch field Waterditch field Shaw Arable Orchard Arable Wood --- --- Orchard Orchard Orchard Wood Wood Arable Arable Hops Wood 1.3.29 2.0.  0 3.3.29 0.1.22 5.1.  9 0.1.  8 5.2.17 0.1.24 0.0.10 0.2.23 2.0.8 2.0.8 0.0.18 0.1.5 3.3.7 3.0.19 2.0.16  0.0.32 14.3.10 1. 5. 0 0. 2. 6 0.10. 0 2.16. 0 0.13. 0 0. 0. 0 1.12. 6 3. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Sir William  Geary Bart & Richard   Poulett Mrs Hunt William    Hills Sheet 12 William    Johnson Thomas    Johnson Sarah   Shrubshaw William Wood William    Hills William   Johnson John & Henry    Carlow 1 298 299 300 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 457 458 460 66 86 94 95 96 84 85 Wood --- Cottage and Garden Shaw Hedgerow --- Hedgerow --- Hedgerow --- Hop Garden Orchard Barn Hop Kiln & Yard --- Hop Garden Garden & Landway Jack Snales --- Hedgerow Orchard 2 Cottages & Gardens Wood Arable --- Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Hops Orchard --- Arable Hops Garden Arable Arable Wood Orchard --- 16.0.6 0.3.13 0.1.  0 0.1.  4 1.1.17 0.0.23 1.2. 0 0.0.30 1.2.26 0.0.15 1.2. 2 1.1.21 0.2.30 0.0.22 1.0.22 8.1.31 2.1.29 0.0.15 8.1. 0 5.1. 9  0.0.10 16.0.23 0.2.29 0.2.14 1.1.  3 1.5.0 0. 5. 0 1. 0. 0 1. 5. 0 0. 7. 0 0. 4. 6 1.11. 6 3.18. 0 Nonis  Elizabeth    Joyce Jesse    Johnson Sheet 13 James    Killick William  Lane    Senior Phillip & Mary   Buggs Jesse    Johnson James    Killick William  Lane    Senior 87 88 89 101 122 128 129 365 583 584 585 586 591 592 593 594 595 831 832 90 2 Cottages & Gardens Barn & Yard Meadow Hop Garden Wood House & Garden --- Carlows Wood Shaw Barn field Cottage and Garden Mill field Hedgerow (Unnamed) Meadow Shaw Shaw House & Garden Windmill & Orchard House & Garden --- --- Meadow Hops Wood --- Arable Wood Wood Meadow --- Meadow Wood Arable Meadow Wood Wood --- --- --- 0.0.29 0.0.14 0.3.28 1.0.15 1.0.38 0.0.17 4.1.33 2.0.23 10.0.37 0.0.23 1.3.20 0.1.33 1.1. 4 0.0.26 1.3. 3 1.3.31 0.1. 8 0.0.10 7.3.38 0.0.30 0.1.21 0.2.11 0.1.14 1. 0. 0 1. 5. 0 1.11. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks William    Lambard Mary    Lott Dean &  Chapter of    Canterbury Nicholas    Ray George    French Rev William    Mansfield 433 434 1047 1048 1049 582 596 732 733 749 750 762 763 764 768 769 769a 791 792 803 804 810 868 868a 874 875 878 879 880 881 Shaw Rowe House Outbuildings    & Garden Orchard Orchard Shaw between Roads Home Oak Wood Shaw Shaw Wood Dunstan wood Hill Foxendown Hedgerow Hither Middle     & Fenny Foxendown Shaw Shaw & pond Part of Foxendown Cherry Orchard  Buildings & Landway Carriage road     & Rookery Plumpton Hedgerow Chalkpit & Landway Shaw Further field & Hither Fats (??) (Flats?) Hedgerow Further privel Shaw Wood Wood Frenches Hedgerow Wood Pasture --- Fruit Fruit Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Hops Meadow --- Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Shaw Wood Wood Arable Wood 0.1.36 6.1.31 6.3.27 0.2.34 0.3.18 0.3.16 2.1.28 0.0.  8 4.1.34 0.2.30 0.2.22 2.1.19 18.0.10 31.2.33 0.1.21 76.1.24 0.3.28 0.0.37 4.2.24 4.3.10 0.1.31 51.3.23 0.3.21 0.2.24 9.1.28 0.2. 2 14.0.25 0.1. 8 1.3. 5 1.1.17 10.2.19 0.0.23 0. 4. 0 1. 0. 0 883 884 885 886 888 909 910 911 912 917 918 919 920 942 943 947 949 952 953 954 955 956 957 983 984 985 986 1013 1014 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 1021 1022 1028 1114 1121 1123 3 Acres Wood 6 Acres 5 Acres     & 9 Acres in one Hedgerow Wood Elbows Wood Hedgerow Wood Hither Valley     & Further Valley Cottage and Garden     & Farm Buildings Barn Shipley Hill Hedgerow & field road Shaw Shaw 40 Acres Rabbit wood Slip 18 Acres & Coles field Hedgerow Hedgerow Hedgerow Hedgerow Broom wood Wood Monkhead? Hedgerow Wood Upper Shilling     Cockle reed etc. Chalkpit & Shaw Hedgerow Hedgerow Pond etc. Lower Shilling --- 2 Cottages & Gardens Shaw --- Priest field North field & Lower    Parsonage field Upper Parsonage field Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Pasture --- Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood --- Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable 1.0. 6 1.2. 3 20.0.30 0.0.24 1.2.17 38.1.34 1.3.17 6.0.38 26.3.30 0.1.14 25.3.11 0.2.28 1.3. 8 1.0. 0 40.1. 9 3.3.35 1.0.30 65.2.13 0.1.20 0.0.30 0.2. 0 0.1. 3 7.3.24 3.1.25 33.1.14 0.1.6 3.1.0 50.2.13 0.1.14 0.1.3 0.0.27 0.0.33 24.1.38 1.0.0 0.1.17 0.0.38 5.0.16 11.2.2 51.0.21 16.1.36 Sheet 15 1124 1125 1126 1127 1128 1129 1131 1132 1133 1134 1135 Plantation Old Orchard Plantation Farm yard Bldings etc. Ricks Yard & Buildings Pond against     turnpike Road Kitchen Garden Meopham Court &  offices Yard & Garden Mead field Shaw 2 Cottages & Garden Plantation Fruit Plantation --- --- --- Garden --- Arable Wood --- 1.1.20 9.0. 2 0.0.17 2.0.13 0.1.28 0.1.6 0.2.33 1.0.20 8.2.2 3.1.26   0.0.33 715.0.7 64.0. 0 153. 0. 0 Sheet 15 continued in Part 2 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. To Part 2     Back to Meopham Maps etc         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

Meopham Tithe award schedule - Part 1 To Part 2     Back to Meopham Maps etc                      Information kindly provided by Patrica Richardson Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Sheet 1 Thomas   Allchin & T. Andrews Thomas    Alchin William    Andrus Henry    Andrus Sheet 2 Thomas    Haidley William    Andrus Mary    Best William    Andrus William    Andrus 2 3 56 57 58 977 979 1030 1033 1042 1043 1044 1045 1109 1110 1111 1113 1046 963 964 965 966 967 969 970 971 939 940 941 958 959 960 961 962 968 972 973 974 975 976 978 The Forty Acres Hedgerow Meadow Meadow Cottage & Garden Skinners Hill Skinners Hill Lances Lands Pond Field Woodfield Shaw Hedgerow Barn Field Orchard 2 Cottages & Gdns Little & Great       Homefield Norm???? Orchard Nut Field Farmhouse  Bldgs     Yard & Garden Pitfield Shaw Wood Shaw Habbits 20 Acres Shaw The 20 Acres The 20 Acres Southfield Shaw Newlands &      Southfields Shaw Broom Wood O?bert Hedgerow Old Pit       & Railway? Shaw Shaw Gorse??d Orange Hill Orange Hill Shaw Great Orange Hill Hedgerow Shaw 5 Acres & Hop Kiln Arable Wood Pasture Pasture --- Arable Hops Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Fruit --- Arable Fruit Arable --- Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Hops 0.2.16 0.0.32 1.2.16 1.0. 4 0.0.37 3.2.25 7.2. 0 4.1. 4 7.0.37 13.2. 1 1.0.29 0.0. 9 6.0.12 0.3.13 0.0.13 25.2. 4 1.3.27  8.0.27 76.1.33 0.1.23 8.1. 7 0.3.31 0.2.24 0.1. 4 7.0.31 1.1.34 9.3.16 10.2. 6 39.0.33 0.3. 3 16.1.36 0.1.35 5.3.18 10.3.13 0.3.35 0.2. 4 0.2.36 3.2.20 4.1.28 2.0.14 20.1.26 0.1. 4 1.1.37   5.2.22 74.2.11 0.17. 6 8. 3. 0 0. 2. 6 4. 0. 0 5. 4. 6 0. 2. 0 22. 7. 6 9. 8. 0 13.17. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Henry    Andrus Charles &  Thomas   Beckett William   Brown Henry    Brown Robert  Timberille   Bingham Isabella    Mairet     Richard    Huggett William    Brown Benjamin    Johnson Thomas    Nordish 952 482 4 587 588 589 590 474 511 600 754 758a 759 760 761 778 785 844 845 846 755 756 757 601 602 Part of Colefield Kings Arms Public   House & Shop Wood Orchard Cottage & Garden ?Gunnings Field ?Gunnings Field Meadow Meadow Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Whitehill Whitehill Meopham Sheet Field Yard & Buildings ? Field Hedgerow Shaw Strawberry Hill Hedgerow Footpath Field The Further Field In Dunstan Wood Arable --- Wood Fruit Hops Arable Hops Meadow Meadow Wood Wood Wood Wood Hops Arable Arable --- Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood 2.2. 2 0.1.15 30.0.37 0.1. 8 0.0.37 2.3.35 2.1. 6 5.3. 6 0.2. 5 0.2.23 0.2.20 0.0.22 0.0.27 0.1. 8 1.2.10 6.0. 4 1.0. 2 0.0.13 5.3. 4 0.0.35 0.1.30 3.3. 0 0.1.13 3.0.17 2.2.13  0.2.32 27.3.38 0. 6. 0 2. 5. 6 0.13. 0 0.13. 0 2. 8. 0 0.15. 0 1. 7. 6 4.16. 6 Sheet 3 Robert  Timberille   Bingham Benjamin  Bugge John Poltick John Neville Benjamin    Bugge 779 780 786 781 784 8 9 10 11 13 15 17 18 19 20 26 27 28 30 32 35 38 172 173 174 176 179 248 Meadow Garden House Outbuildings      & yard Garden House & Garden Backlane field Wood Wood Ledhay Upper Hawse Down Lower Hawse Down Corner of Admors Wd Toll field Toll field Wood Yard and Outhouses Strakes Shaw Broom field Rumbolds Fowlerstone field Bare warren Barn field Orchard House Outbuildings    Yard & Garden Thistley field Burnt house Shamble Hatch Meadow Garden --- --- --- Pasture Wood Wood Hops Hops Arable Wood Arable Pasture Wood --- Arable Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture Fruit --- Arable Arable Arable 0.1.22 0.0.21 0.0.  8 0.2.11 0.0.30 0.0.  8 0.0.38 1.3. 0 1.0. 3 0.1. 3 1.0.32 1.0.13 1.0. 4 0.0.19 1.3.33 3.2.21 0.1. 6 0.0.18 3.2.30 0.0.10 3.2. 2 3.2.30 1.2.31 1.2. 1 3.2.13 0.1.27 0.1. 7 6.0.6 3.2.16 3.2.38 44.1. 3 0. 5. 0 0 .3. 0 2. 4. 6 5. 3. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks George  Bugge or   Buggs (written both    ways) Sheet 4 George Bugge G. Bugge &    Others George    Bugge G. Bugge &    Others George    Bugge 16 228 235 239 247 253 261 262 242 263 293 297 318 325 326 327 328 319 347 348 362 349 375 379 380 398 400 402 Wood The meadow The Strip Farmhouse outbldings Deadmans Grove Green Hill Wood & Chalkpit Rowdell Coopers Shaw ?Y/Folly  Cock Adams Mount Pleasant Shaw & Chalk Pit Shaw & Chalk Pit Up down Whiteleaf etc. Hedgerow Shaw Orchard 3 Cottages farm yards  Buildings & Gardens Croft Orchard Shaw Old field Shaw Bints ?? or Burts 2 Cottages Hop Kiln  Buildings Gdns & Yds Bints ?? or Burts Wood Pasture Pasture --- Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Fruit Arable Hops/Fruit Wood Arable Wood Arable --- Hops 0.0.27 3.1.38 1.0.20 0.2.20 4.1. 7 6.2. 9 0.3.20 1.1.20 33.2. 9 1.3.10 7.0.31 20.2.16 4.1.18 1.1.38 0.1.15 35.3.30 0.3.14 0.0.33 0.1.18 0.2.27 9.0.36 1.1.30 0.1.16 2.1.33 0.2.13 11.2. 0 0.3. 1    4.1.29 156.2.18 11. 0. 0 29. 1. 0 Philip & Mary    Bugge Sheet 5 Richard    Goodwin Philip & Mary    Bugge 401 83 104 105 131 133 134 135 136 137 139 140 145 409 410 415 417 419 420 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 436 437 535 536 537 Cottage and Garden Charles Croft Blacklands Blacklands The Slip Hedgerow Beech field Hedgerow Denhams Hedgerow Little Denhams Hedgerow Cullens Barn field Shaw Orchard Orchard Yard & Farm Buildings Orchard Hop Garden Meadow Coles Caw(??) Cars?? Great Brick Earth Little Brick Earth Long Bottom Shaw Long Bottom Long Bottom Shaw Chapmans Hedgerow Long Bottom Wood Oxens Shaw Hope Hill Wood Church field Farmhouse & Buildings Hop Kiln etc. --- Hops Hops Arable Pasture Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Fruit Fruit --- Fruit Hops Pasture Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable --- 0.1. 1 2.2.35 1.1.25 6.0. 8 0.3. 1 0.0.38 2.1.30 0.2.10 10.2. 0 0.1.34 4.3.26 1.1.29 3.3.15 22.3.23 0.1.27 0.2.12 0.1.12 0.0.33 0.1.16 2.2. 8 1.1.34 4.0.39 8.2.16 7.2.11 1.2. 3 5.1.18 0.3.32 5.3.35 0.0.26 6.1. 8 10.3. 8 0.3. 5 4.0. 0 14.2.30    0.3.17 135.3.24 0. 1 .0 10.10. 0 26.16. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks late Sir  Benjamin   Halliwell    Carew John    Dalton 270 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 294 295 296 633 Holdham Wood Shaw Wrongholds Hedgerow Wood Wood Little Brandings Wood Great Brandings Great Brandings Nickreed Long    Brandings Shaw adjn'g Ham Farm Ham Farmhouse  Outbuildings Yard etc. Hedgerow Gully? ditto Shaw Middle Privel Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Pasture Wood Hops Arable Arable Wood --- Wood Arable Hops Wood Arable 1.3.11 1.2.10 6.1.34 0.2.12 0.2.22 1.0. 0 1.1. 9 7.1. 2 5.3.22 3.1. 0 33.3. 3 0.2. 8 1.0.39 0.0.36 8.3.39 1.1. 4 1.2. 4 19.3.17 Sheet 6 634 635 636 637 638 639 640 641 642 643 644 645 646 647 662 663 664 665 666 667 668 670 671 672 673 674 675 Middle Privel Shaw Shaw Upper Privel; Hedgerow Pudding field Cox Croft Privel Wood Strawberry hill Gravil hill Shaw Long Gorse Shaw Long Gorse Long Gorse Shaw Shaw Great Dilmore Hedgerow Shaw Little Dilmore Dilmore Wood Shaw Hedgerow & Chalk Pit Great Gorse Hedgerow Dilmore Bottom Hedgerow Hedgerow Pasture Wood Wood Arable Wood Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood 4.3.29 0.1.  1 0.1.33 7.2.20 0.1.13 0.3.18 5.2.10 20.0.16 2.3.25 2.2.17 1.0.16 0.3.33 4.2. 2 1.0. 1 1.2.29 12.2.22 0.0.38 1.3.13 6.2.27 12.3.13 0.0.34 0.2.36 7.0. 6 0.1.28 18.1.22 0.1.29 0.2.38 Sheet 7 676 677 678 679 680 681 682 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 692 693 694 695 696 697 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 Ridge Ridge Hedgerow Hedgerow Westfields Bottom Westfields Bottom Yard Farm Bldgs & Rd Deam Farmhouse   Garden & Yard Old Orch'd & Hop Kiln Sheepcroft Meadow Hilly bradfield Hedgerow Shaw Little Beverleys Marsh Shaw Hedgerow Grt Beverleys Marsh Hedgerow Mill Strake Mill Strake Shaw Hedgerow Mill field Little field Shaw Hedgerow Great Mill field Great Mill field Pasture Arable Wood Wood Pasture Pasture --- --- Meadow Meadow Meadow Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Arable 2.1. 8 19.2.18 0.0.23 0.0.20 3.3.21 1.3.25 0.2. 5 0.3.34 1.3.39 3.3.36 2.1.16 24.2.13 0.3.35 0.0.38 1.3.30 0.3.25 0.1. 3 7.3. 8 0.1.20 4.0.37 6.2.30 0.3.33 0.2.12 17.0.14 19.0.11 0.0.10 0.3. 8 8.3. 3    8.3.34 356.1.10 18. 5. 6 39. 4. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Thomas    Crowhurst Sheet 8 Thomas    Crowhurst 21 22 24 25 34 36 169 170 177 178 188 216 217 218 219 227 233 234 249 250 251 252 259 306 307 314 315 316 Brookmores Brookmores wood Privel Shaw The Island piece Fowlers Stone wood Shaw or Hedgerow South field Burnt house Hedgerow Plumber Old Deane wood Old Deane Hedgerow Shaw Home field Crich field Orchard Crich field Kitchen Croft Round wood Kitchen Croft Wood Wood Home Orchard House Outbuildings  Yards Gdn & Orchard The Great Orchard Home field &    Bars warren Hedgerow Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Fruit Arable Arable Wood Pasture Wood Wood Orchard Fruit Arable Wood 2.0. 5 0.3.21 2.2.26 0.0. 9 1.0.18 3.0.34 1.0. 0 7.0.33 4.0. 8 0.0.14 2.0.12 0.3.37 2.1.13 0.2.32 0.3.32 4.2.28 1.3.39 4.1.31 5.2.17 1.3. 6 2.2.12 1.3.13 2.2. 9 1.0.38 1.0.27 1.2.23 7.2. 1   0.0.21 66.1.39 6. 5. 6 ?9. 5. 0 Thomas    Collyer Thomas    Dickens Alban    Dovington Thomas    Collyer Thomas   Scudder Alban    Dovington 981 982 369 370 371 608 609 610 787 Fanny Croft Hedgerow Meadow Cottage and Garden Barn yard & Orchard Lower Sands Middle Sands Upper Sands House Outbuildings etc Arable Wood Pasture Fruit Pasture Pasture Pasture --- 6.0.32 0.1.  1 6.1.33 0.2.25 0.0.37 0.1. 7 1.3. 5 1.3.20 1.0.18 5.3.32 0.1.10 0.16. 0 1. 4. 0 0. 5. 0 2. 5. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Edell Poor Trustees of Eltham Church William    Edmead Sheet 9 Edell Benjamin Johnson William    Edmead 1140a 317 335 336 339 340 341 342 3463 344 345 346 1079 1080 1081 1082 1083 1084 1086 1087 --- Harvel Strake Southfield Bank Hedgerow Bypits Shaw Scrubs Shaw or pit Hedgerow Green field Upper mead Pond plat Farmhouse Outbldgs  Yard and Garden Great South Lawn Plantation Part of Church field Little Church fld Shaw Little Church field Shaw Waterditch Wood Waterditch field Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Arable Plantation Hops Wood Hops Wood Wood Arable 0.0.31 2.0.13 6.0. 6 0.1. 9 1.2. 1 9.1.10 0.0.26 0.0.29 2.2. 0 3.1.12 1.0.21   0.1.21 26.3.28 5.3.15 0.0. 4 0.0. 8 1.2. 5 2.2.36 0.0.37 2.2.15  4.3.29 17.3.29 0.0.3 ?? 2.14. 0 1.15. 0 0.1.0 ?? 3. 5. 0 4. 2. 0 George    Evered James    Fletcher       Esq Sheet 10 George    Evered James    Fletcher       Esq Augustus F.    Bromley 383 489 490 491 543 544 545 546 547 551 552 553 554 555 119 120 435 459 852 853 854 855 856 751 70 107 108 109 110 111 112 146 149 Wood House Outbuildings    Yards & Garden Orchard Browns field Wouldham Steps Hill Bank & forestall Bullocks foot Necky field Shaw 3 Cornered field Lane field Shaw Garden Orchard Shaw Meopham field 5 Acres 11 Acres 8 Acre Wood Shaw or Hedgerow Shaw or Hedgerow 8 Acres Shaw or Hedgerow Willow Wood Wedlands Lyons Wood Brooms Barn field House Farm Buildings    Yard & Garden Orchard Hop Garden Acre piece Great Hooks &    Ricketts Croft Wood --- Fruit Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Orchard Pasture Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Wood Arable Meadow Fruit Arable Pasture Arable 3.1.18 0.2.24 1.0.33 3.2.12 6.0.27 8.2. 7 10.2. 8 6.0. 7 0.1.17 0.2. 9 8.0.30 0.1.18 0.0.30 1.3.31 51.2.31 0.0.27 2.0.14 5.3.20 12.1.37 2.1. 4 0.1. 5 0.1.11 7.2.29  0.1.  4 31.1.31 4.1.24 11.2.2 3.1. 4 15.2. 7 6.1. 2 0.2.33 0.2.37 1.3.21 1.1. 3 22.3.20 68.1.33 4. 0. 0 2. 5. 0 3.10. 0 9. 0. 0 6. 2. 0 9. 9. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks John    Figness? Thomas    French Sarah  French   & family Sheet 11 Thomas    Hills Thomas    French John Parker    & others Thomas    French 826 827 1085 1092 1091 1094 1093 337 338 354 355 356 357 359 360 361 373 376 377 378 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 392 393 394 396 397 399 404 Orchard House & Garden &    Shoemakers Shop Waterditch Wood Waterditch Orchard Shaw Waterditch Orchard 4 Cottages & Garden Hedgerow Bypills Rogers Croft wood Rogers Croft wood Shaw Bints Croft Damson field Shamble Hatch Shaw adjoining    Shamble Hatch Shaw Shaw Greenfield & Oaks Shaw Cow Croft wood Barn field & long lands Wood 2 Cottages Hop Kiln  Buildings Yard & Gdn Orchard Farmhouse  Outbldgs    Yard & Garden Meadow Holts Haddocks Haddocks Wood East field East field Little field Herring hill wood Orchard --- Wood Orchard Wood Orchard --- Wood Arable Wood Hops Wood Arable Arable Orchard Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood --- Orchard --- Pasture Arable Arable Wood Hops Arable Hops Wood 0.3. 6 0.0.38 1.0.  4 2.1.34 1.1.39 0.1.25 2.2.25 7.0.  3 0.2.1? 0.2.38 2.3. 5 0.2. 2 3.1.29 0.2.29 4.0. 3 6.1.15 2.1.32 1.0. 1 0.2.14 0.0.38 6.2.38 0.1.31 3.1.20 18.0.15 0.1.33 0.2.16 1.0.12 0.1.38 1.1.13 13.1.23 9.1.30    2.0. 5 1.0.10 3.2.38 1.3.30 3.1.14 90.1.19 0.12. 6 2. 5. 0 8. 0. 0 15.12. 6 Thomas &  John    French    John    French Thomas    French Isaac Tomlin   & G.   Ashenden John    French John    French 1038 1039 1065 1071 1072 1062 1063 1066 1067 1073 1074 1075 1076 1088 1089 1090 Hill field Hill field Orchard 2 Cottages & Garden Upper Mounces     lane field Shaw House Outbuildings    Yard & Garden Garden & Outhouse Orchard Orchard & Outhouse Mounces lane Orchard Shaw Shaw Lwr Mounces lane fld Waterditch field Waterditch field Shaw Arable Orchard Arable Wood --- --- Orchard Orchard Orchard Wood Wood Arable Arable Hops Wood 1.3.29 2.0.  0 3.3.29 0.1.22 5.1.  9 0.1.  8 5.2.17 0.1.24 0.0.10 0.2.23 2.0.8 2.0.8 0.0.18 0.1.5 3.3.7 3.0.19 2.0.16  0.0.32 14.3.10 1. 5. 0 0. 2. 6 0.10. 0 2.16. 0 0.13. 0 0. 0. 0 1.12. 6 3. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Sir William  Geary Bart & Richard   Poulett Mrs Hunt William    Hills Sheet 12 William    Johnson Thomas    Johnson Sarah   Shrubshaw William Wood William    Hills William   Johnson John & Henry    Carlow 1 298 299 300 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 457 458 460 66 86 94 95 96 84 85 Wood --- Cottage and Garden Shaw Hedgerow --- Hedgerow --- Hedgerow --- Hop Garden Orchard Barn Hop Kiln & Yard --- Hop Garden Garden & Landway Jack Snales --- Hedgerow Orchard 2 Cottages & Gardens Wood Arable --- Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Hops Orchard --- Arable Hops Garden Arable Arable Wood Orchard --- 16.0.6 0.3.13 0.1.  0 0.1.  4 1.1.17 0.0.23 1.2. 0 0.0.30 1.2.26 0.0.15 1.2. 2 1.1.21 0.2.30 0.0.22 1.0.22 8.1.31 2.1.29 0.0.15 8.1. 0 5.1. 9  0.0.10 16.0.23 0.2.29 0.2.14 1.1.  3 1.5.0 0. 5. 0 1. 0. 0 1. 5. 0 0. 7. 0 0. 4. 6 1.11. 6 3.18. 0 Nonis  Elizabeth    Joyce Jesse    Johnson Sheet 13 James    Killick William  Lane    Senior Phillip & Mary   Buggs Jesse    Johnson James    Killick William  Lane    Senior 87 88 89 101 122 128 129 365 583 584 585 586 591 592 593 594 595 831 832 90 2 Cottages & Gardens Barn & Yard Meadow Hop Garden Wood House & Garden --- Carlows Wood Shaw Barn field Cottage and Garden Mill field Hedgerow (Unnamed) Meadow Shaw Shaw House & Garden Windmill & Orchard House & Garden --- --- Meadow Hops Wood --- Arable Wood Wood Meadow --- Meadow Wood Arable Meadow Wood Wood --- --- --- 0.0.29 0.0.14 0.3.28 1.0.15 1.0.38 0.0.17 4.1.33 2.0.23 10.0.37 0.0.23 1.3.20 0.1.33 1.1. 4 0.0.26 1.3. 3 1.3.31 0.1. 8 0.0.10 7.3.38 0.0.30 0.1.21 0.2.11 0.1.14 1. 0. 0 1. 5. 0 1.11. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks William    Lambard Mary    Lott Dean &  Chapter of    Canterbury Nicholas    Ray George    French Rev William    Mansfield 433 434 1047 1048 1049 582 596 732 733 749 750 762 763 764 768 769 769a 791 792 803 804 810 868 868a 874 875 878 879 880 881 Shaw Rowe House Outbuildings    & Garden Orchard Orchard Shaw between Roads Home Oak Wood Shaw Shaw Wood Dunstan wood Hill Foxendown Hedgerow Hither Middle     & Fenny Foxendown Shaw Shaw & pond Part of Foxendown Cherry Orchard  Buildings & Landway Carriage road     & Rookery Plumpton Hedgerow Chalkpit & Landway Shaw Further field & Hither Fats (??) (Flats?) Hedgerow Further privel Shaw Wood Wood Frenches Hedgerow Wood Pasture --- Fruit Fruit Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Hops Meadow --- Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Shaw Wood Wood Arable Wood 0.1.36 6.1.31 6.3.27 0.2.34 0.3.18 0.3.16 2.1.28 0.0.  8 4.1.34 0.2.30 0.2.22 2.1.19 18.0.10 31.2.33 0.1.21 76.1.24 0.3.28 0.0.37 4.2.24 4.3.10 0.1.31 51.3.23 0.3.21 0.2.24 9.1.28 0.2. 2 14.0.25 0.1. 8 1.3. 5 1.1.17 10.2.19 0.0.23 0. 4. 0 1. 0. 0 883 884 885 886 888 909 910 911 912 917 918 919 920 942 943 947 949 952 953 954 955 956 957 983 984 985 986 1013 1014 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 1021 1022 1028 1114 1121 1123 3 Acres Wood 6 Acres 5 Acres     & 9 Acres in one Hedgerow Wood Elbows Wood Hedgerow Wood Hither Valley     & Further Valley Cottage and Garden     & Farm Buildings Barn Shipley Hill Hedgerow & field road Shaw Shaw 40 Acres Rabbit wood Slip 18 Acres & Coles field Hedgerow Hedgerow Hedgerow Hedgerow Broom wood Wood Monkhead? Hedgerow Wood Upper Shilling     Cockle reed etc. Chalkpit & Shaw Hedgerow Hedgerow Pond etc. Lower Shilling --- 2 Cottages & Gardens Shaw --- Priest field North field & Lower    Parsonage field Upper Parsonage field Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Pasture --- Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood --- Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable 1.0. 6 1.2. 3 20.0.30 0.0.24 1.2.17 38.1.34 1.3.17 6.0.38 26.3.30 0.1.14 25.3.11 0.2.28 1.3. 8 1.0. 0 40.1. 9 3.3.35 1.0.30 65.2.13 0.1.20 0.0.30 0.2. 0 0.1. 3 7.3.24 3.1.25 33.1.14 0.1.6 3.1.0 50.2.13 0.1.14 0.1.3 0.0.27 0.0.33 24.1.38 1.0.0 0.1.17 0.0.38 5.0.16 11.2.2 51.0.21 16.1.36 Sheet 15 1124 1125 1126 1127 1128 1129 1131 1132 1133 1134 1135 Plantation Old Orchard Plantation Farm yard Bldings etc. Ricks Yard & Buildings Pond against     turnpike Road Kitchen Garden Meopham Court &  offices Yard & Garden Mead field Shaw 2 Cottages & Garden Plantation Fruit Plantation --- --- --- Garden --- Arable Wood --- 1.1.20 9.0. 2 0.0.17 2.0.13 0.1.28 0.1.6 0.2.33 1.0.20 8.2.2 3.1.26   0.0.33 715.0.7 64.0. 0 153. 0. 0 Sheet 15 continued in Part 2 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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Meopham Tithe award schedule - Part 2 To Part 1     Back to Meopham Maps etc                   Information kindly provided by Patrica Richardson Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Sheet 15  continued Revd. William    Mansfield Isabella    Market 7 564 567 771 772 793 794 801 802 805 806 807 808 809 811 869 871 872 873 876 877 882 887 892 893 Wood Wood Wood Hedgerow Northfield Part of Carriage Road    and rookery Entrance lodge     & Garden Cottage Garden Yard     & Farm buildings Collets field Great Lomer field Hedgerow Hop Ground Farm house outbldgs    yards Garden etc. Orchard Little Lomer field Stray lands How Croft & Landway Shaw & Hedgerow Long Strake Little Strake Privel Grove Cold Hatch field Millets Wood Hedgerow Bean Croft Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable --- --- --- Arable Arable Wood Hops --- Fruit Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Pasture Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable 5.3.23 0.0.29 1.0.21 0.0.32 17.0.35 0.0.14 0.1. 2 0.1.16 9.3.24 10.0. 0 0.1. 4 2.3.12 1.0. 8 2.2.12 12.0. 0 9.0.30 11.0.15 0.2. 9 3.3.38 2.0.31 2.2. 6 28.1. 9 4.2.13 0.0.34 2.3.22 Sheet 16 Revd. William    Mansfield Henry    Buggs John    Poltick 894 895 896 897 898 899 900 901 902 903 904 905 906 907 908 916 1015 479 480 501 502 777 782 Shaw Stoney Croft Shaw Little Westlands Btm Hedgerow Chalkpit field Hedgerow Hedgerow Great Westlands Bank Hedgerow Great Westlands Btm Shaw Shaw 10 Acres Bean Croft wood --- Godley field Angle Croft Garden --- Hope Hill wood --- Orchard Wood Pasture Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Wood Arable Arable Meadow Garden Wood Wood Arable Fruit 0.3. 3 5.3. 3 0.2.13 10.2.38 0.2.32 9.0.21 0.1.15 0.3. 8 12.3.10 0.1.23 9.3.33 2.0.15 1.2. 4 10.1.36 13.2.15 1.2.32    4.1.19 215.0.39 1.3.15 0.0.  8 1.3.23 0.3.32 1.0.10 2.2.  1 0.1.25 4.3.28 19.12. 6 0.0.15 0.15. 0 43.11. 6 1. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Revd. William    Mansfield Sheet 17 Alban    Dovington Heirs of  late Joseph    Martyr Revd. Glover    Mungeam Thomas    Crowhurst 770 181 121 125 126 132 141 142 143 144 442 443 444 445 446 447 469 470 127 White Hill field Deers Spring Wood Lanes field Orchard --- Shaw Little Beech Shaw Shaw Great Choles Orchard House & Garden Little Choles Wood Choles Orchard Yard & Buildings House & Garden Arable Wood Wood Arable Fruit Arable Wood Pasture Wood Wood Pasture Fruit --- Pasture Wood Pasture Fruit --- --- 1.1. 9 4.0.15 1.2.23 7.2.12 0.2.15 5.2. 4 0.0.38 2.0.16 0.0.29 0.1. 4 9.1.31 1.2. 2 0.2. 4 3.1.15 1.2. 2 1.3.39 0.3. 2  0.0.29 37.1.25 0.1. 9 0. 2. 6 0. 8. 0 5. 0. 0 0. 2. 6 0. 7. 0 3.10. 0 William    Mungeam Rosa Jane    Morgan William    Mungeam James &   Thomas     Loft David    Day 117 118 438 439 440 441 835 115 116 271 272 289 291 292 650 651 652 655 657 658 659 660 661 --- Hedgerow Wood Upper Choles Upper Choles Choles Greenfield House Outbuildings    Yard & Garden Meadow Hedgerow South Sole Lenaker Hedgerow East field Shaw Barn field Shaw Farmhouse Outbldgs    yard & Garden Little Orchard 10 Oaks 10 Oaks Outbuildings & Garden Great Orchard Arable Wood Wood Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture --- Meadow Wood Arable Pasture Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood -- Fruit Meadow Hops Fruit 9.2.15 0.0.23 1.1.13 3.0.32 8.3.27 3.2. 6 1.2.13 28.1.9 0.2.29 1.0.  4 1.2.33 0.3. 8 18.2.28 1.3.34 0.2.23 2.2. 3 0.1.30 2.1. 0 0.0.22 0.2. 4 0.3. 7 1.1.21 1.0.22 0.0.15  1.2.25 33.0. 2 2. 8. 0 4. 2. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Sheet 18 Rosa Jane    Morgan Rosa Jane    Morgan 273 274 275 290 332 603 615 620 621 669 701 705 726 731 746 Part of leg wood 8 Acre field Shaw South solo Shaw Leneaker Wood Deanmins Wood Whiter Croft Wood 1 Acre wood Shaw Shaw Beech Croft wood Brick earth Shaw Brimstone wood Brimstone wood Shaw Shaw Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood 0.3.22 1.3.25 2.1. 0 8.1.38 6.3.7 8.2.15 0.1.13 0.2.15 1.0. 4 1.2.38 1.1.35 15.0.15 12.2. 2 0.2.25  0.1.31 62.3. 5 4. 2. 0 Valantine    Goodwin 323 324 329 330 331 333 334 604 605 606 607 611 612 613 614 616 617 618 619 622 623 624 625 626 Lean field Hedgerow Shaw Hedgerow Great Dean mead Little Dean mead Shaw Great Sway land Great Sway land Shaw Little Sway land Touching field Hedgerow Touching field & shed Meadow Field and Roadway Shaw Shaw Shaw Johns Croft Nut field Shaw or Hedgerow Shaw or Hedgerow Shaw or Hedgerow Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Pasture Arable Wood Pasture Hops Wood Arable Meadow Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood 2.2.17 0.2. 8 0.0.18 0.1.29 10.1. 9 3.1.33 0.3.39 2.0.38 3.2. 0 0.1.23 4.1. 5 5.1.23 0.0.35 2.2. 5 0.3.25 0.2.13 0.1. 4 0.0.19 0.0. 9 6.0.28 8.2.15 0.1. 6 0.0.30 0.2.22 Sheet 20 630 631 632 698 699 700 702 703 704 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 747 748 Shaw or Hedgerow Great Merry field Shaw Shaw Long Goss Hedgerow Brick earth Shaw Brick earth Shaw or Chalkpit Down field Shaw Tare Croft Woodhill Farm House  Outbuildings Yard  Gardens & Lane  leading to White Croft Meadow White Croft Shaw 4 Acre field 2 Acre field Hedgerow Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Hops Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Meadow Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood 0.1.27 12.3. 6 0.2.17 0.2.31 2.2.13 0.0.36 1.1. 6 0.2.17 6.0.18 1.1.11 8.0.11 1.2. 3 8.2.12 0.3. 4 1.1.25 4.1.24 1.1.20 3.2. 0 1.3. 0     0.1. 9 113.0.23 6.17. 0 17. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Rosa Jane    Morgan Sheet 20 Thomas   Nordish     Senior William   Smith     Masters Thomas   Nordish     Senior 714 715 716 717 718 719 722 723 724 725 729 730 765 766 767 1141 1142 1143 1147 1148 113 147 411 412 413 414 416 Shaw or Hedgerow Clappers field Hedgerow Harris? Croft Bottom Harris? Croft Bottom Hedgerow Hedgerow Bottom field Meadow House Outbuildings    Yard and Garden Garners Croft Hedgerow Brimstone field Shaw Shaw Great Ashmores Hedgerow Hedgerow Shaw Latters Corse Meadow Orchard Hop Garden --- --- Orchard House Barn Yard    & Garden Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Meadow Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Pasture Fruit Hops Arable Arable Fruit --- 0.1.37 6.2.19 0.1.20 5.0.39 4.3.25 0.0.20 0.1.17 8.2.35 1.0.16 0.2.18 2.3. 1 0.1.10 5.1.32 0.2.17 0.2. 2 32.1. 6 0.3.37 0.2.19 0.2.20  4.0.13 76.3. 3 0.2.39 1.1.39 0.3.30 0.2.38 5.0. 2 0.2. 6 0.1.15 9.3.  9 5.15. 6 1. 9. 0 19.10. 6 1.12. 0 Thomas  Nordish   Junior Henry    Owen John    Page Edward    Porter Sheet 21 Zachariah    Piggett Thomas   Nordish     Junior Thomas    Nordish John    Page Edward    Porter George   Durling 597 598 599 817 818 930 933 934 935 936 937 938 71 72 73 80 81 82 102 103 1a 55 165 91 92 97 98 99 100 123 124 196 Shaw Hornes Oast Hedgerow Cherry Hawe Orchard ½ Acre 5 Acres Site of Buildings 10 Acres 3 Acres Shaw 8 Acres Field Field House Outbldgs Yard    Garden & Orchard Part of field Part of field Part of field Meadow Meadow Wood Wood Wood House Outbuildings Yard & Garden Meadow --- Hop Garden Orchard Hop Garden --- --- Wood Wood Hops Wood Arable Fruit Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable --- Arable Hops Hops Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Wood Pasture Arable Hops Fruit Hops Arable Hops Wood 0.0.29 1.2. 0 0.0.18 1.2. 1 0.1.12 3.2.20 0.1.36 5.2. 3 0.0.35 11.0. 8 3.3.26 0.2.13  8.3. 6 30.2. 7 4.0. 7 3.0.30 0.2.16 0.1.36 0.3.29 3.3.6 1.2.10 1.1.28 16.0.2 13.3.26 5.2. 7 11.0. 8 30.2 1 0.0.38 0.2.35 0.2.14 0.2.20 0.1.22 0.1.10 1.3.25 1.0.19 0.1.20 6.1.  3 0.12. 0 2. 0. 0 1.17. 6 2.16. 0 0.15. 1 0.18. 6 6.15. 0 2.15. 6 1. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks William    Pope Ethelinda    Potts William    Pope William    Andrews 171 494 495 496 499 500 505 506 507 508 944 945 946 951 990 996 997 1006 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1023 1024 1025 1026 1027 1031 Southfield wood Hop Garden Orchard House Outbuildings    Yard & Garden Orchard Orchard --- --- Hop Garden Wood Newlands Rabbit wood Rabbit wood Small profits Gorse Shaw Swyres Broad Harvel Lower Longlands Upper Longlands Chalkpit & Hedgerow Watten Hedgerow Mill field Shaw Shaw Shaw Merry ham Yew tree field Wood Hops Fruit --- Fruit Fruit Arable Arable Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable 1.3.15 1.0. 0 0.1. 6 0.1.10 0.2.15 0.2.11 0.2.26 0.1. 6 1.0. 1 0.0.21 6.2.31 8.2.20 5.2.32 4.3. 6 2.1. 8 10.0.32 0.1.23 7.3.37 11.0.31 11.0.16 14.3. 6 0.1.28 17.2.19 0.1. 0 9.3. 7 2.0.16 0.1.13 1.1.27 4.0. 4 4.0.32 1. 0. 0 1. 0. 0 Sheet 22 John    Reeve John    Roots John    Reeve John    Roots John Roots & Richard Lane William    Bishop 1032 1034 1040 1041 1050 1051 1055 1056 1057 1058 1059 1068 1077 1095 1096 1097 363 364 374 229 230 232 243 244 245 254 260 264 265 266 267 310 311 Hedgerow 8 Acres Stack yard field Hedgerow Orchard House Outbuildings    Yard & Garden Barn yard Chalkpit etc. House & Garden Garden Garden Garden & Hop Kiln Bakers Crockers Waterditch Waterditch Shaw Lower Waterditch House Outbuildings     & Garden Orchard Meadow Orchard Yard & farm buildings Orchard behind barn Lower Tapler Upper Tapler Upper Tapler Upper and Lower    Marsh Croft Wood Lower East Leaze   or Leare?? Shaw Lower East Leaze? Higher East Leaze Hedgerow & Landway 2 Houses Outbuildings     & Garden House Blacksmiths    shop & Garden Wood Arable Arable Wood Fruit --- --- --- Garden Garden Garden Meadow Arable Arable Wood Arable --- Fruit Meadow Fruit --- --- Fruit Hops Arable Arable Wood Wood Hops Arable Wood --- --- 0.0.28 8.1. 1 8.1.25 0.0.27 2.0.35 0.3. 9 0.1.22 0.0.37 0.0.24 0.0.23 0.0.31 3.3. 1 19.3.31 11.2.30 1.0.30    8.3.25 183.3.16 0.0.35 1.3.12 0.2.17 2.2.24 0.0.33 0.0.22 0.3. 2 5.0.13 1.1. 7 2.1.27 6.3. 2 3.0.22 2.1. 5 3.2. 8 3.2.22 0.1.20  0.1.20 30.0. 3 0.1.39 16.15.0 0.15.6 4. 7. 6 0. 5. 0 46.14. 0 3.13. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks William    Salmon Sheet 23 William    Salmon William    Salmon William   Lane     Junior 304 351 352 353 358 366 367 368 381 382 627 628 629 Wood Farm Yard & Buildings Hop Garden --- Damson field Poops acre Shaw Poops acre Hedgerow West field Wood & Hedgerow Shaw Home field Shaw Wood --- Hops Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood 1.0.33 0.0.35 0.3.22 1.0. 7 15.2.38 0.0.28 5.2.18 0.0.16 7.0.10 2.0.36 0.3.34 4.0.23  0.0.19 38.1. 6 0.2.0 2.12. 0 7. 5. 6 James    Seager Philadelphia    Crowhurst 23 182 194 205 206 207 209 210 222 223 224 225 226 236 237 238 240 269 301 302 303 305 403 Little Hawse down Wd Great Jarvis field Part of old dean wood Middle bank shaw Middle Brooms Willowlands wood --- Shaw Garden Cottage & Meadow Home field Farm house  Outbuildings & Garden Quince well field Old apple Orchard Rick yard or Meadow Farm yard & Buildings Orchard Houldham wood Shaw Hammond field Hammond field Pricket Shaw field Shaw Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Garden Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Arable Pasture --- Fruit Wood Wood Pasture Pasture Arable Wood 2.2.29 12.2.30 0.1.22 0.3.33 42.3. 4 4.2. 5 8.1.11 0.1.12 0.1. 7 1.1.21 2.3.18 0.0.37 4.3.11 3.0.24 0.1.19 0.1.20 0.1.13 3.3.29 0.1. 5 2.0.13 0.2.29 2.3.17  0.2.37 97.0. 6 9. 0. 0 16.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks William   Smith      Masters Sheet 24 William   Smith      Masters 706 727 728 1096a 1098 1099 1099a 1104 1105 1106 1107 1108 1112 1115 1116 1117 1118 1119 1120 1122 1136 1137 1138 1139 1140 1144 1145 1146 1149 1150 1151 1152 1153 1154 1155 1156 1157 1158 1159 1160 1161 1162 1163 1164 Brimstone wood Shaw In Brimstone wood Shaw Great Croft Barn field Plantation Shaw & Pond --- --- --- Blundells & Kenville Churcherry field --- --- Money Hole 3 Cornered Orchard Shaw Holts Shaw Shaw Shaw Sheeplands Shaw Shaw Hedgerow Hedgerow & Chalkpit Longlands Great Brimstone Shaw Chalkpit etc. Hedgerow Shaw South field Hedgerow Shaw Pinfield Camer field wood Camer field Meadow Private road Shaw Brick Kiln field Plantation Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Plantation Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Fruit Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Pasture Wood --- Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Pasture --- Wood Arable Plantation 5.1. 2 0.1.24 1.2.34 0.0.33 25.3.34 6.1.21 0.0.11 0.0.30 1.0.20 0.0.29 0.1.39 41.1.11 9.2.39 0.1.19 1.3.27 5.3.24 0.2. 7 0.3.28 13.1.27 0.1. 7 0.2.25 0.0.18 21.3.36 0.1.33 1.3. 9 0.1.26 0.3. 6 12.1.39 10.0.31 0.1. 6 0.1.12 0.0.12 0.1.33 18.0.22 0.1. 1 0.1.18 16.2.14 5.0. 7 11.0.28 2.3.16 2.2.23 0.0.35 17.2.6 0.1.18 Sheet 25 1165 1166 1167 1168 1169 1170 1171 1172 1173 1174 1176 1177 1178 1179 1181 1182 1186 1187 1188 1189 1190 1191 1192 1193 Shaw The park Plantation Shaw Orchard Shrubbery etc. Baily House Garden  timber yard workshops Orchard Mansion house &  offices Farm yards   Bldgs Gardens Lawn  Middle Orchard Yard & Farm Buildings Nursery or Garden Dog Kennel Orchard Pond & Shaw Part of park Upper Long field Brick Kiln Orchard Shaw Eastlands Shaw Lower Long field Little porters East field East field Wood Pasture Plantation Wood Fruit --- --- Fruit --- Fruit Garden Fruit Wood Pasture Arable Fruit Wood Arable Wood Arable Fruit Arable Hops 1.1. 5 35.1. 8 0.0. 9 1.1.23 3.3.32 0.1.13 0.1.16 0.2.30 2.2.22 2.2.39 0.1.34 0.0.27 1.3.28 0.0.24 3.0.30 3.0. 5 3.1. 7 0.1. 0 10.3.18 1.0.27 3.0.13 0.2.28 4.3.15    2.3.32 326.1.25 37.17.6 80.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks William   Smith      Masters Sheet 26 Augustus Bromley 948 950 987 988 989 991 992 993 994 995 998 999 1000 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1035 1036 1037 1069 1070 1078 1007 Rabbit wood Edwards field Pitfield Bottom wood Further Leveridge Hedgerow Hither Leveridge Pitfield Bottom Pitfield Bank Hedgerow Wood Little & Great North fld Shaw 2 Cottages & garden Orchard Melliker Farm House  Outbuildings Yards    Gardens etc. Hither Deach field Shaw Tree field Mullet field Old English Orchard Old Orchard Great Spoors field Great Spoors field Further Goss field Upper Long Lands Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood --- Fruit --- Arable Wood Arable Arable Fruit Arable Arable Hops Arable Arable 1.3.33 4.3.14 4.3.17 8.1.37 0.0.29 10.2.19 6.0.18 17.2.37 0.1.11 2.0.35 15.3.25 0.2. 0 0.1. 4 0.3.22 1.2.10 8.2.30 0.2.21 10.2.23 5.1. 0 2.1.16 4.2.3 11.0.30 2.3.38 17.1.12  14.2.33 154.2.37 13.18.0 39. 3. 0 William   Smith      Masters Henry    Nordish 446a 455 463 464 465 466 467 468 472 473 478 504 509 520 521 522 523 524 526 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 833 Wood Dean Bank Shaw Middle Wood Dean Bank dean Bank End field Hedgerow Hedgerow Farm house Outbldgs  Yard Gdn & Rick yard Orchard Grandmothers field Hop Garden Oaks wood Orchard Hop Kiln Stable & yard Garden Orchard David’s Croft Cherry Orchard Old Orchard 4 Acre field Shaw Shaw Lay lands Shaw Lay lands Hedgerow Wood Wood Wood Arable Pasture Arable Wood Wood --- Fruit & Pasture Hops Wood Fruit --- Garden Fruit Arable Fruit & Meadow Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Hops Wood 1.0.32 1.1. 2 1.2.25 4.0.17 2.3.15 20.0.32 0.0.21 0.1.20 0.3.16 0.2. 7 1.3.19 0.2.23 2.0. 9 1.1. 5 0.0.22 0.0.27 0.0.32 2.1.10 1.3.22 3.3.37 4.1.21 0.2.21 0.0.12 7.2. 0 0.1.31 2.0.14 0.0.21 Sheet 27 William   Smith      Masters Thomas    Nordish 856 857 751 752 753 758 773 814 815 816 Beggar Staines Beggar Staines field Shaw Starve Acre Hedgerow Bottom Shaw Footpath field House Outbuildings    Yards & Garden Orchard Orchard Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable --- Fruit Fruit 0.1.29 11.2.23 75.0. 5 0.0.35 2.2.29 0.0.15 1.0.15 8.0.11 0.2. 3 0.2.23   0.3. 2 14.0.13 7.10. 0 1.10. 0 15. 6. 6 3.13. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks William   Smith      Masters Elizabeth    Smith 461 462 838 839 840 841 842 847 848 849 850 851 857 858 859 860 861 862 863 864 865 866 867 870 Little Broom Garden Orchard Farm house Outbldgs   Yard & Garden Pond field Coopers Coopers Hedgerow Middle Broom Shaw Pickern? Wood Shaw Shiplands Long Strake Appleton Appleton Shaw Shaw In Elbows wood Chandlers &     Great Broom Hedgerow 5 Acres 8 Acres Arable Garden Fruit --- Arable Pasture Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Hops Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable 1.2.33 0.0.10 0.3. 8 0.2.33 4.0.12 1.1. 5 1.3. 8 0.0.19 3.1.14 0.1. 1 2.2.30 2.1.13 2.1.26 2.2.13 3.1.37 2.3.10 0.3.36 0.1.16 0.0.28 1.3.32 12.2.6 0.1.36 5.0.27   8.0. 4 60.0.17 3.17. 0 11.12. 0 Sheet 28 Henry Langford William    Noakes Glover    Mungeam William   Mungeam     Junior Robert   Hills 512 513 514 575 576 577 578 579 720 721 734 735 736 788 789 790 1100 1101 1102 776 798 Orchard Orchard & pond Orchard --- Orchard Public House  Outbuildings & Gdn Meadow Orchard Hedgerow Little Brimstone field Shaw Plumbers field Shaw House Outbuildings     & Yard Meadow Garden Meadow Orchard Barn & Yard    House & Garden The George field George Public House  Outbuildings Yard   Garden & Orchard Fruit Fruit Fruit Arable Fruit --- Pasture Fruit Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood --- Meadow Garden Meadow Fruit --- Arable 0.1.39 0.1.24 0.1.32 0.2.26 0.1.23 0.0.28 0.1. 3 0.0.26 3.0.  1 0.1.32 3.3.29 0.1. 9 9.1. 6  0.2.14 14.2.10 0.0.18 0.0.36 0.1.11 0.2.25 2.0.24 0.1.19 0.0.32 0.1.23 3.0.18 5.2.25 0.2.21 6.1.  6 0.17. 6 0.17. 0 0. 7. 0 1. 0. 0 1. 0. 0 0. 4. 6 2.11. 0 2. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks William   Smith      Masters Sheet 29 William    Stevens George    West H. Langford 889 890 891 913 914 915 921 922 924 925 926 927 928 929 931 932 923 475 476 477 488 488a 510 525 848 Wood Hedgerow Bean Croft Old Downs Coney Croft Shaw Shaw Mill field Pit field Hedgerow Barn field Orchard Farm House Outbldgs    Yard & Garden Yard Croft Hedgerow Lower Ham --- Meadow Barn Hop Kiln Yd etc. House & Orchard Coopers Coopers Hop Garden Hop Garden --- Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Pasture Arable Wood Arable Fruit --- Pasture Wood Arable Wood Meadow --- Fruit Arable Pasture Hops Hops Arable 1.1.12 0.1.25 3.1. 2 9.3.20 8.3.29 0.2.16 0.2. 9 7.0.36 12.2.16 0.1.25 10.2.11 0.3. 9 0.3. 5 2.2.25 0.0.22 1.1.14  1.1.32 62.3.28 1.0.33 0.0.35 0.1.32 3.2.30 3.2.17 1.3.22 1.0.17  3.2. 8 15.2.34 4.12. 0 2. 6. 0 10.14. 0 2.17. 6 Elizabeth    Walker Charles   Gustavus     Whittaker Sheet 30 William    Stevens Jeremiah    Jeal Philadelphia    Crowhurst 6 5 167 168 12 14 31 166 175 180 183 184 185 186 187 189 190 191 192 193 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 207a 208 211 212 213 215 220 221 246 255 256 257 268 312 313 321 322 345 405 Wood Burnt House field Wood field Shaw or Hedgerow Great Hawse down Little Hawse Watts Acre Birchin wood Thistly field Deers Spring Little Coopers House & Garden Farm    Yard & Buildings Part of Barn field Part of Barn field Pease Croft Pease Croft Pease Shaw     & Highland Wood Upper & Long Sole Croft Old Deam Croft Sole Croft     & Old Dean Woods ½ Acre wood ½ Acre field Hedgerow Herring hill Hedgerow Wood Hedgerow The 8 Acres Shaw in    Willow lands wood Cox Croft & Croft Shaw Chalky Bank field Beeches Wood     & Coopreed Wood Coopreed Great & Little barn     Croft etc. Cottage and Garden Crabs Croft Shaw East Lees Shaws Houldham wood Barn yard & Hop Kiln Harwell Strake Hedgerow s & Chalkpit Leane field Giddy Horn wood Herring Hill wood Wood Hops Pasture Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable --- Arable Hops Arable Hops Wood Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Pasture Arable --- Pasture Wood Arable Wood Wood --- Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood 20.3.33 3.3.26 2.3.  5 0.2.  4 7.0.35 1.0. 9 0.1. 4 0.2.35 4.3.25 13.2. 0 1.1.21 3.0.23 0.1.32 0.3.11 5.0. 9 8.2.22 1.2.32 7.2.29 5.2.10 2.1. 9 9.1.26 1.0.12 0.2. 4 0.0.31 6.2. 2 0.1. 3 0.3. 6 0.2. 3 8.1. 2 0.2.10 11.2. 4 0.3.31 13.2. 9 16.0.24 1.2.19 8.3. 5 0.0.32 3.1. 2 0.2. 2 9.1. 3 1.1.28 2.2.15 0.1.11 8.0.18 0.2.26 3.0.10 0.1. 8    0.1.39 168.0.16 1.15. 6 0. 9. 0 14. 3. 6 0.17.0 24.13. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Charles   Gustavus     Whittaker Page 31 Richard  Wilbourne   Wilson    Sheppard William    Lane William    Crowhurst Thomas    Bennett Richard  Wilbourne   Wilson    Sheppard R. W. Wilson  Sheppard & William  Luckford 29 648 649 653 654 656 258 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 51 54 67 138 152 153 155 156 157 159 160 161 162 163 164 195 406 407 408 534 538 539 540 542 Admors Wood Shaw Coome hill field Wood Coome hill Orchard Hartons Part of Mush Croft Fowler Stone wood Further Barn field Hedgerow Great Barn field Hedgerow Hedgerow Shaw Little Barn field 12 Acre Wood Wood Wood Woodlands Valley Wilton wood Sheet hill & shed Wood Woodland Hill Hedgerow Shaw Deadmore Hedgerow Ridley Hill Hedgerow High reed Wood Wood Cupaker Hedgerow Wood Shaw Little Beech field Great Beech field Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Hops Hops Arable Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Wood Wood Pasture Wood Wood Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Arable Wood Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Pasture Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood 23.2.29 1.1.31 6.3.36 0.2.24 0.1.11 1.3.15 11.0.37 0.3.32 5.2.15 3.3.15 0.0.35 6.2.33 0.1.10 0.1. 8 0.1.18 5.0. 5 16.1. 9 2.1. 7 2.0.26 1.3.36 15.3.20 4.2.25 11.3.32 10.1.32 0.1.23 1.0.33 11.0. 8 0.1.18 6.1.15 0.0.17 6.3. 3 64.0. 0 3.3. 6 15.0.34 0.1. 0 5.0. 6 0.2.21 4.1.17 9.0.33    7.1.13 219.0.13 2. 0. 0 0.14. 6 0. 1. 6 15. 9. 6 1.13. 6 0. 4. 6 6.16. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Richard  Wilbourne   Wilson    Sheppard Sheet 32 William    Lucksford 52 53 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 68 69 150 154 158 541 Collyers Shaw Hedgerow Yard Barn & hop Kiln Hedgerow Barn field 6 Acres Shaw & Hedgerow 12 Acres Meadow & Hedgerow Swedes Pease Croft Woodland Valley Deadmore Great Beech field Arable Wood Wood --- Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Hops Arable Arable Hops Hops Arable 6.2.20 0.2.17 0.0.21 0.0.20 0.0.31 6.1.29 6.3. 4 0.1.13 11.2.18 1.3.16 5.3. 9 4.0.14 5.3.19 4.0.31 10.1.  0 64.3.22 4. 0. 0 12. 0. 0 Leonard   Wheatley     Lewin Sheet 33 William    Mungeam 46 47 48 49 50 74 75 76 77 78 79 492 493 214 497 498 503 548 549 550 556 557 558 559 560 561 562 565 566 568 569 570 571 572 573 574 575 575a 576 577 578 579 580 581 813 812 Hedgerow Bakers Upper Bakers Hedgerow Shaw Culverstone field Culverstone field Culverstone wood Culverstone field Culverstone field Hedgerow Hope Hill Hope Hill Plumbrush wood Little Steels Hedgerow Hope Hill wood Hedgerow Chalkings Hedgerow Meadow 3 Cottages & Garden Meadow Farm House Outbldgs   Yards & Garden Hop Kiln & Garden House Blacksmiths    Shop & Garden Orchard Wood Orchard Uncles Croft etc. Shaw Shaw Shorts Shaw Long Bottoms Hedgerow Cadley Hill Cadley Hill Hedgerow Hedgerow Cadley Hill wood Shaw Little Cadley Hill Shaw Cottage Gdn & Pond --- Wood Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Hops Arable Wood Arable Hops Wood Hops Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Meadow --- Meadow --- --- --- Fruit Wood Fruit Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Pasture Wood Wood Wood Wood Pasture Wood -- Arable 0.3.11 4.3. 2 5.2.14 0.1.22 0.0.20 6.1.26 5.0.16 18.2.15 11.0.24 2.1.29 0.0.32 1.1.20 1.1.22 0.3. 2 1.2.15 0.0.19 3.2.27 0.1. 8 13.3.25 0.1.30 0.0.28 0.1. 6 1.3. 9 0.2.12 0.1.23 0.1. 3 0.2. 0 0.0.35 0.1.36 40.0.12 0.1.35 0.3.25 5.0.26 1.3. 2 6.2.32 0.1.16 8.3.11 8.3.10 0.0.36 0.0.38 2.1.26 0.0.24 2.3.13 0.1.15 0.1. 5     1.3.29 165.1.  6 11.1. 0 23.13. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Leonard   Wheatley     Lewin Revd. John   Thompson     (Glebe) Robert    Hills Revd. John   Thompson 821 820 822 823 824 825 795 796 797 1130 799 800 Hop Garden Orchard & Outbuilding 5 Acres 5 Acres 5 Acres Neck Vicarage hse & offices  Yard & pleasure gr'nd Orchard Garden Meopham Church      & Churchyard Vicarage Meadow Vicarage Meadow Hops Fruit Arable Hops Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow 1.0. 0 1.1. 2 2.2.37 0.3.22 1.0. 9 0.3.23 7.3.13 1.0.5} 0.1.10} 0.1.35} 0.2.34} 3.1.19} 2.0.27} 9.0.10 1. 9. 0 1. 8. 2 2. 4. 4 3.12. 6 23.13. 6 Sheet 34 Thomas    Alchin George    Buggs Philip & Mary    Buggs Henry,  Thomas,    Philip & Richard  Buggs Henry    Buggs Trustees of Chapel Mary    Crowhurst James    Evenden Sarah French  & family Thomas &  John    French William    Hills John    Harris James    Venison Thomas    Wood Robert Lines  & J. Weller Thomas    Jeal Thomas  Bennett & others Ann Butcher  & J. Bennett Henry    Buggs Trustees of Chapel Mary    Crowhurst James    Evenden Stephen   Bailey Snr Thomas &  John    French Joseph    Bowles 980 241 320 130 418 421 483 828 830 834 308 1061 391 1064 456 Cottages, Gdns, etc. Cottage and Garden Cottage and Garden Cottage and Garden 2 Cottages & Gardens Garden 3 Cottages & Gardens 2 Cottages & Gardens Dwelling house     or Club Room Pt of yard, Carpenters   Shop, garden etc. Chapel &     Burying Ground House & Garden House & Garden Cottage and Garden Stable Barn & Orchard Cottage and Garden --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.0.22 0.0.28 0.0.23 0.0.25 0.0.22 0.0.14 0.0. 7 0.0. 4 0.0.20 0.1.12 0.0.13 0.0.29 0.1. 1 0.0.24 0.1. 3 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Vicarial Impropriator Remarks Thomas    Hays & H. Buggs William    Johnson Mary    Lott Revd.  William   Mansfield Isabella    Market Revd. Glover    Mungeam William    Mungeam Sheet 35 Thomas   Nordish      Senior William    Oliver Overseers of  Meopham    Parish John Roots William    Salmon William   Smith      Masters R. &  Charles   Thompson Wrotham  Trust & Commission     -ers of   Gravesend Thomas Hays  Jnr & Henry  Nordish John  Goldsmith & W. Stevens John King &    W. Oliver William  Corder & W. Bennett William  Cherry & T. Stevens George Evenden & H. Johnson William    Crowhurst H. Baldwin &    S. Goodwin Thomas  Crocker  & others Leonard  Crowhurst  & others James Jeal Henry Nordish William    Oliver W. Coger  & H. Dove Henry Langford William Andrews John Wood John Bishop  & others Richard    Capps George    Bennett Unoccupied John Hays   & others Edward Dunk  & others John Weaver  & others Richard  Rabson  & others Henry Buggs Wrotham Trust & Commission     -ers of   Gravesend 481 93 1054 484 485 563 783 33 471 114 148 819 1052 1053 486 487 1060 309 231 350 372 774 775 1175 1183 1180 1184 1185 829 1029 2 Cottages & Gardens 2 Cottages & Gardens Cottage Blacksmith Shop etc. & Garden 2 Cottages & Gardens 2 Cottages & Gardens 2 Cottages & Gardens House & Garden 2 Cottages & Garden 2 Tenements     & Garden 4 Cottages & Gardens Cottage and Garden House & Garden House & Garden 2 Cottages & Gardens Cottage and Garden Cottage and Garden 2 Cottages & Gardens Cottage and Garden 4 Cottages & Gardens House & Garden Cottage and Garden House & Garden House & Garden 3 Cottages & Gardens Garden 3 Cottages & Gardens 2 Cottages & Gardens 3 Cottages & Gardens Cricketer public house  part of yard stable     & Garden Turnpike House Roads and Waste --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.0.19 0.1.22 0.0.31 0.0.39 0.1. 5 0.1.14 0.0.11 0.1.13 0.0.30 0.1.16 0.0.32 0.0.35 0.0.29 0.0.22 0.0.17 0.0.38 0.0.9 0.0.6 0.0.31 0.1.3 0.0.33 0.1.8 0.0.35 0.0.18 0.1.19 0.1.16 0.1.16 0.2.19 0.0.23 0.0. 1 69.2.  2 78.2.19 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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Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910 INTRODUCTION The Valuation Office Survey 1910-1915 The Finance Act of 1909-1910 provided for the levying of various duties on land. Land ownership by a privileged few and their resultant power in Parliament had led to a necessity to relieve social injustice and poverty. The result was what has been called ‘The Domesday Census’. Every piece of property and land throughout the whole country was inspected by the Board of Inland Revenue’s Valuation Office. The chief duty to be levied was the Increment Value Duty. House owners with land of less than 50 acres and worth less than £75 per acre were exempt. The aim of such a tax was to plough back into the state coffers a contribution from private landowners for appreciation of their property by state expenditure in the form of improved roads, drainage etc. This valuation was based on land values as of 30 April 1909 at a rate of 20% and this sum was levied until either the property was sold or transferred or until the owner died.    The valuation took five years to complete. By July 1914 the number of permanent staff employees had risen from 61 to 600. Fourteen valuation divisions were subdivided into 118 valuation districts. Failure by landowners to fill in the relevant form incurred a penalty of £50 (c. £4,000 today!).    Three records of this survey are available for public viewing. For each income tax parish they consist of a 1908 Record Ordnance Survey map, Field Books and a Valuation Book, Each property or parcel of land is indicated on the map by an assessment (or hereditament) number; boundaries of property are indicated by some colour marking. These numbers reoccur in numerical order in the Field Books which contain descriptions (and sometimes a detailed plan) of each property plus its relevant valuation details. These two records can only be inspected at the National Archives (formerly the Public Record Office) Class IR 58. The Valuation Books, known as the Domesday Books, are fortunately available for inspection at local Record Offices. As in the other two records they contain the assessment number of the property. They can be particularly useful in a search for its identification in cases where the map has not survived or the assessment number on it appears not to have been inserted or to have faded beyond recognition. They contain a brief description of the property, its actual address and map reference, plus the names of the occupiers and the names and addresses of the owners. Where land is involved its estimated extent is mentioned.    The main purpose of this transcription has been to provide for the local and family historian a slender supplement to the 1901 Census for the Parish of Meopham, Kent. For that reason we have kept it as simple as possible and concentrated on names and locations, leaving it to the individual researcher to pursue financial details and fuller descriptions of properties via the sources already indicated.    Two indices are included: - a surname index and a property index. The first relates to persons mentioned in the assessment and is self-explanatory. The second lists properties under their original and/or contemporary names. An example of this is in the entry ‘Gothic House’ (assessment no. 1) which is also listed as ‘The Chestnuts’. A single assessment number following a reference identifies one specific property. Additional numbers listed under a reference indicate several properties in the same general location, e.g. ‘The Green’ which has 15 entries and ‘The Village’ (now known and indexed as ‘The Street’) which has 6 entries. These may include unnamed cottages, pieces of woodland, farmland, working premises etc. Such numbers may not always be consecutive. Owners may possess properties in differing locations.    Every attempt in this transcription has been made to provide a contemporary version of each named property. We take full responsibility for omissions and errors and welcome helpful comments. Unfortunately the occasional inconsistencies or illegibility of assessment numbering on the original maps, even with the help supplied by the Valuation Books, have made it impossible to identify every single property accurately. This is particularly difficult in example of unnamed properties in the more isolated areas of the parish. In cases of uncertainty relevant comments have been added in the Notes Column.                                                                                                                        J.O. Goodwins   June 2004 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS    The photograph on the cover of the central section of Meopham village is reproduced by kind permission of Gravesham Borough Council. (contained in each of the transcription lodged in the Record Offices)    The project has involved nine people from Meopham Historical Society and the North West Kent Family History Society (The Meopham House Group), and warm acknowledgements go to Sheila Bodiam, Grace Crowhurst, Sheila Farmer, Pamela Goodwin, Joan Goodwins, Nicholas Miskin (for all the computing), Peter Read, Mary Sargeant and Ros Wakeman.    It is hoped that readers will find the publication a helpful guide in their researches into the story of a small North Downs village.    Copyright: Meopham Historical Society & North West Kent Family History Society    June 2004 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Section of IR 1908 Record Ordnance Survey map showing original handwritten                                                                                        assessment numbers  Scale: 1: 25000 Copy of two pages of Field Book No. 2 showing details of Assessment 198 (Reference: 1R58170917)                                                            With transcription of description of the above house and outbuildings Surname Index    Alphabetical list of names that appear in the Assessments Property Address Index  Alphabetical list of Properties that appear in the Assessments Transcription of Assessments - Pages No. 1 to 38 01    001-019 02    020-035 03    036-051 04    051-060 05    061-070 06    071-081 07    082-093 08    094-108 09    108-121 10    122-134 11    135-143 12    144-153 13    153-166 14    167-176 15    177-188 16    189-199 17    200-214 18    214-224 19    225-237 20    238-256 21    257-266 22    267-278 23    279-292 24    293-309 25    310-324 26    325-336 27    337-351 28    352-362 29    362-371 30    372-382 31    383-397 32    397-409  33    410-418 34    419-428 35    429-436 36    437-454 37    455-472 38    473-490  Back to Meopham Maps etc             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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued Section of IR 1908 Record Ordnance Survey map        showing original handwritten assessment numbers  Scale: 1: 25000 Back to Introduction           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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued Copy of two pages of Field Book No. 2 - showing details of  Assessment 198 (Reference: 1R58170917). With transcription of description of the above house and outbuildings Field Book 2 with details of Assessment No. 198     i.e. Cuthbert Golding Bird’s house, now demolished,, on                                                              Meopham Green: estate now comprises five new detached residences. Particulars, description and notes made on inspection:- A Brick Rough Cast & Slate House (1897) First Floor 11 Bed & Dressing Rooms Bath Hse 4 Reception Rooms Garden Room (under glass) Servants Hall Kitchen Scullery Pantry Dairy Larder Boots Room. (Lighted Aceteleyn gas Home made) Cellar Conservatory 4 Glass Houses Heated Fern House Tool House Range of Brick & Slate Coal & wood Sheds & Fruit Room Store Shed in Brick & Slate Stabling 3 Horses Harness Room Coachhouse and Motor Garage Loft over the whole Gardens Lawns Orchard Paddock water laid on Market Value £2200 Gross Value £2402 (Field Book Reference: 1R58 /7G9 17) Back to Introduction     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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued Surname Index - Click on letter below, to jump to initial letter you require :- A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   IJK   L   M   N   O   P   Q   R   S   T   UV   W   X YZ Adams Aldridge Anderson Andrews Armitage 50 49 51, 52, 53, 54, 261 239, 265 229 Armstrong Arnold Ashenden Atkins Axell 6 369 369, 372, 373 43, 44 106 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Backhouse Baker Ball Bamber Banfield Barr Beckham Becton Benchley Bennett Biggs Bishop 55, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63 64 65 40 112, 113, 114, 375 98 240 307 369 66, 67, 68 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 196 76, 77, 127, 141, 143, 146, 148, 180, 216, 248, 251, 433, 459, 460, 461, 489 Blackman Body Booker Bottoms Brigden Buckle Budden & Biggs Lic. Buggs Burlingham Burnett Byrant 78, 237, 288 79 226 366 316 5 313, 314 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 122, 187, 301, 302, 310, 311, 336 376 128, 129, 130 191 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Caller Castleman Charlton Christmas Clack Clark Clubb Cogger Cogswell Commoners 103 202 78 91, 92, 93 18 94, 95, 116, 117, 177 96, 483 12, 174, 175, 176 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 316, 450 478, 479, 480, 481 Cook Coombes Cowley Cripps Day Crooks Crowhurst 105, 106, 107 108, 151, 178, 468 22, 299 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 444, 445 355 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 24, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 122, 171, 172, 249, 427, 361 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dalton Dartford Brewery Co Ltd Day Day & ors 118, 119, 120 32 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 77, 85, 121, 122, 123, 125, 126, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 137, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 277, 385, 462 126, 127, 148, 149, 150, 151 de Medewe Dean & Chapter of Rochester Cathedral Dines District Council & Commoners Dival Dorman Durling 155, 156 157 294 478, 479, 480, 481 368 434 158, 159, 160, 161, 312, 474 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eason Edmeades Edmiston Edmonds Edwards 25 163, 164, 165, 166, 167 420 413 168 Elkington Ellingham Elphick Evans Evenden 303, 304 227 263 121 86, 410 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fairy Field Fisher Ford Fortescue 20 363 279 368 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183 Forward Frazer French Frost 319 35 69, 184, 185, 186, 187, 191, 192, 193, 194, 451, 468 384, 463, 464, 465 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gage Garratt Gibson Gilbert Gittins Godfrey Golding Bird Goldsmith Goodchild 195, 306 1 376 386 115 197 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 322 87 9, 24, 203, 204 Gooderham Goodwin Gordon Gravesend Land Co. Green Griffiths Griggs Gunn 358 25, 26, 27, 28, 71, 88, 90, 99, 104, 189, 236 414 205, 206, 442, 443 207, 208 40, 48, 209 8 210, 211, 212, 332, 415 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H M Postmaster Hallard Hammond Harpley Harrison Hartup Hatton Hawley Higham & Hundred of Hoo Water Company Hilder Hills Hogg Hollett 348 431 188 213 369 339 205, 206 81, 202 382 128 14, 170, 182, 335, 340 267, 268 285, 286 343 Hollman Holman Hood Hooker Horley Hosmer Howard Hulkes Hunt Hutchinson Hutchison 11 191, 394 272 214, 215 199 453 359, 360 206, 216, 319, 459, 460, 461, 462 465 2, 3, 30, 31, 33, 35, 36, 37, 41, 42, 47, 48, 49, 250, 222, 223, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 354, 421, 422, 423 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I.O.O.F Inkpen Jarvis Jeal Joel Johnson Jones Judson 126, 127 217, 218 28 219 69 51, 132, 153, 243 220, 221 222, 223, 224, 225, 477 Kemsley Kettle Kift King Kingsley Kyles 248 7 347 17, 111 226 6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ladds Lake Lambard Langford Langridge Larcomb Lawford 17, 18, 19, 20, 227, 228, 229, 447, 464 469 68 371 230, 231 232, 233, 234 227 Leaming Leeming Leslie Wilson Lewis Locke Loft Lynds 33 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243 133 253 420 173, 244 83 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mackley Managers of Meopham Schools Marden Marsden Marshall Martin Maxted May Maynard Meakin Meopham Estates Meopham Estates    Coy Lim 29, 45 271, 272 309 309 108 42, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 284, 316, 471 269, 270 144, 317, 318 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268 32, 33 426 482 Meopham Estates     Ltd Meopham Parish     Council Merry Meux Miller Miller & Aldworth Ltd Moon Moreton Mortlock Mouse Muskerr-Tilson 52, 53, 54 486 273 220, 221 2, 3, 30, 31, 33, 35, 36, 37, 41, 42, 47, 48, 49, 194, 222, 223, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 354, 421, 422, 423 32 289 256 264 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 317, 318 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nevill Nicholls Norton 290 335 45, 46, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 446 Oliver Osborne Ouseley Owen 192, 344 206 242 34, 271, 272, 298, 299, 300, 487 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paine Pamplin Parker Parsons Patterson Percival Perrin Phillips 295, 296, 297 181, 183 281, 283 196, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 446 349 254, 362 365 310, 410 Pillar Pointer Pollards Porter Postmaster General Pratt Prior Pye 390 338 319 210 348 275 376 374 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Randerson Rands Rarker Redding Reeves Rhodes Richardson Ring Ritchie Rix 311 43 97 282 313, 314 29 65, 162, 203, 204, 315 179 241 6 Roberts Robinson Robson Roots Russell Russells Gravesend    Brewery Ltd 316 317, 318 370 84, 121, 142, 252, 367, 368, 389, 428 51, 114, 162, 278, 287, 299, 320, 321, 322, 323, 448, 449 435, 436, 437 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sainsbury Sargent Scott Miller Scriveners Scudder Seagar Seager Semark Sexton Sheath Shilling Sibley Simmonds Skillon Slade Smith Smith Masters Smith-Masters 26 324, 325 452, 453, 454, 466 485 51, 110, 205, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330 430 82, 201 308, 331, 332 229 346, 347 213 149 333 453 184, 185 10, 37, 41, 78, 100, 354, 484 54, 94, 118, 160, 161, 191, 192, 193, 312, 320, 321, 326, 327, 328, 329, 352, 353, 377, 416, 417, 418, 439, 440, 441 50, 51, 51A, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 463 Smythe Snape Sopp South Eastern & Chatham Railway Co Southwark,      Borough of Stable Stamp Stapley Stevens Stockdale Stocker Stone Stoneham Strong Style & Winch Ltd 121 345 388 346 349 369 350 102 51, 69, 108, 135, 337 154, 345 351 412 351, 438 262 217, 218 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Taylor Teape Terry Throwell Tichburn Tickle Tilby Todd Tomkins 3, 27, 89, 187, 246, 250, 276, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356,357,358 473 51, 101, 359, 360 361 255 362 214 38, 39 280 Tompkins Trust of Baptist Chapel Trust of Meopham   Chapel Trustees of Meopham   School Tweddell 15, 191 472 361 475, 476 64, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374, 375, 451 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Underhill Usherwood 386, 409 190 Vaughan Venison Vinson 376, 377 136, 138, 145, 179 124 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wade Walford Walters Walton Ware Warren Warrington Waterlow Waters Watney Coombe Reid    Stag Brewery Watson 378 410 413 408 125, 379, 380, 381 16, 30, 31 115 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 152, 153, 195, 269, 270, 273, 289, 330, 358, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 368, 376, 383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 412, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458 414, 415, 416, 417, 418 439 419, 420 Watts Wells West Wharton Whayman Whiffen Whitmore Whittaker Wigam Wilks Williams Winckworth Windo Wingate Wise Wood Wood & Son Ltd Woodhams Wooding Woodward Wraight 335 421, 422, 423 16, 19, 21, 23, 44, 410 51A, 441 424, 425 238 153 52, 53, 63, 426, 470, 488 467 8 247 414, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432, 433, 434 271 72, 126, 127, 148, 149, 150, 151, 432 36 13, 131, 467 324, 325 2 435, 436, 437, 486 438 364 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Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued Property Address Index - Click on initial letter below :- A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   IJK   L   M   N   O   P   Q   R   S   T   U  V   W   X  Y  Z Albert Cottage Alma Villas Amazon and Tiger Apple Tree Cottage 127 118,312 77, 313, 314, 469; see also     Tiger + Amazon 137, 138 Arborafield Arborfield Ash Cottage Ashleigh Ashmore 215 215,425 238, 239 247 416 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bailiffs House (The) Balti Restaurant (The) Bankside Cottage Bankside House Barn (The) Barn Cottage Barnant Barncote Barnside Barnsole Cottage Basque Cottage Beckenreid Birnie Birt House Blackberry Cottage Blackland 335 347 9 8 354 141 135 135 320 408 379, 380 38 232 459,216 287, 288 105, 106, 107 Blendon Villa Bradstow Bramble Cottage Bramble Hall Brewery Meadow     (Lot 5) Brimstone Brimstone Wood Broad View Broadview Broomfield Farm Buckland Bucklands Burnfield Burt House Bykitts 311 115 85 467 208 329 408 269 269 152 53 310 397 216 231 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camer Camer Estate Camer Farm Camer House Camer Lane Camer Park Camer Park E Lodge Camer Park W Lodge Camer Street Camer Woods Cedars (The) Chalet (The) Chandlers Hill Chapel Chapmans Hill Chapmans Hill    Meadow, Lot 2 Cherry Hay Cheshunt Chestnuts (The) Chimneys Choles Croft Church Cottages 334,416,417 342 51, 51A, 192,418 334 214 193 335 335 51, 51A, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340,   341 341 369 229 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133 270 68,181,182,183 332 154, 200, 305, 345 203, 204 1 17 397 370,371 Clematis Cottage Clements Reach Clements Reach Farm Clements Reach     Farm House Coach House (The) Cock Adams Codlins Conningsby Cooks Farm Coomb Hill Coombe Hill Cottage (The) Coverstone Crabs Croft Cranleigh Crayfield Cottage Crayfleld House Crickfield Farm Crockers Villa Croft Cottages Culverstone Culverstone Green 251 187, 168,372, 373 372 373 351, 369 91,92 35 7 331, 396 52,54 426, 488 376 79,219,333,359, 360,398; see also Culverstone 63 47 66 66 144, 145, 146 3 249,250 207; see also Coverstone 158, 159 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Danecote Dashwood Court David Street David Street Farm Dean Cottages Dean Farm Dean Mead Dane Cottage 254 350 124,406 121 262, 263, 264, 265 257, 258, 260,261 168 262, 263, 264, 265 Dane Manor Derham Dinidas Dodmore Dodmore Farm Dormans Cottage Dorrington Cottage Durham VIlla 261 397 350 326 326 273 344 310 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edith Cottage Elizabeth House Elmbank Elms (The) Etecheons Evenden Cottage 115 94 210,211 213 277,278 277,278 Evenden Farm Evenden Farm House Evenden House Evenden Villas Evendens Evendens Farm 223 354 222 222 277, 278 354 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fairby house Fairview Farmhouse (The) Fern Cottage Fern Villa Firbank Florence Cottage Forge (The) Forge Cottage 332 248 376 252 252 312 201,202 182,183 313 Forge House Fowlerstone Fox & Hounds Inn Fox Cottages Foxenden Foxenden Farm Foxendown Cottage Foxenden Farm 119 384, 385, 387, 395, 402 435, 436, 437, 486 112,113,114 189, 190 376, 377, 407. 189, 190 189, 190, 376 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gardens, Camer (The) Gates Place George Inn Glyncoed Glyncoed Villa Gothic House Grange (The) Graveney Lodge Great Hawsdown Green (The) 335 209,210,211,212,323 439, 440 6 6 I 386 206 290 80,89,90,119,120,148,149,150, 161,160,161,162,177,178,179, 180,198,199,251,252,253,254, 255,256,295,296,297,303,304, 320,321,324,325,350,379,380 381 Green Farm Green Farm Cottages Green Farm Green Farm House Green Hill Green Pastures Green Shutters Greenfield Cottage Greenfields Greyridge 410 410 398 289 147 262,263,264,265 262,263,264,265 196 196 129 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ham Farm Ham Hill Hartsdown Harvel Harvel Farm Harvel Green Farm Harvel House Harvel Lodge Harvel Lodge Farm Harvel Road Harvel Street Harvey Heather Dell Hermitage (The) Herons Hill Homefield Homeland 268 257,260, 266,267,268 253 69,70,71,72,73,76,77,91,92, 213, 216,217,218,313,314,455,456, 458,459,469,470,482,483,484,485 55,56,57,58,59,96, 147,259 141, 143, 144, 145, 146,403 55 134 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140 462 142 489 256 158,159 401 197 378 Homeleigh Homestead (The) Hoo (The) Hoo Villa Hook Green Hook Green Barn Hook Green Farm Hook Green House Hope Cottages Horns Oak Horns Oak House House on     The Green (The) Hoyland Herons Hill 197 162 37 37 112,113,114,117,184,194,197, 215,224,225,226,232, 233,234, 236,237,238,239,240,241,242, 243, 274,317, 318,421,422,423 184 165,184 319 110,111 65 65 89,90 309 460,461 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Island Piece  Fowlerstone Woods Ivy Cottage Ivy House Ivy Tower Farm 402 488 108 386 Jane Cottage Joan Cottage Kathhe Keepers Cottage Kent Terrace Kings Arms 366 384 307 368 98,99,100,101,102,103,104 324,325 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lacknuts Lacknuts Cottages Lamplight Lances (The) Lances Close Laurel Villas Laurels (The) Leanfield Leylands Leylands Farm    Cottage 414 427,428,429,430,431,432,433, 434 468 97 97 35,36 38,39,369 484 69,70,71,72,73 71,7 Leylands Orchards Lily Cottage Linden Villas Lindenwood Lindenwood Cottage Linssen Little Croft Little Hawsdown Lomer Farm Lyndhurst Lynwood 75 255 419,420 155,156,195 195 34 76 290 205,206,315,362,400 424 419, 420 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Main Road Mars Cottage May Cottage Maycroft Mayfield Mayfield Meadowlands Melliker Cottages Melliker Farm Melliker Road Meopham Meopham Court Meopham Court  (Church Cottages) Meopham Court  (Clements reach) Meopham Court   (Lodge) 2,3,203,204,310, 311,378,424 367 468 226 40 317,318 107 279,280,281,282 164, 191 279,280,281,282,283,284,285,286 346,347,382,478.479,480,481,487 185,186,369 370,371 372,373 369 Meopham Estate Meopham Green Meopham Lodge Meopham Mill Meopham Station Merryweather Mill Mill House Miller’s Farm Millers Walk Monksreed Moorfield Moorfield Villa Mount Pleasant Mountfield Mulberry Cottage Myrtle Cottage 399 301, 302, 446, 454 80 291,292,293 464 216 294 291 386 363,364,365,366,367,368 166,276 2 2 484 333 234 254 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nevlll Cottage Nevill Cottages Nevill House Nevill Place Nevill Villas New Gate Lodge   Lindenwood New Lodge New Street 44 236,237,238,239 235 43, 44,45,46 41, 42 412 69 244 North House North Lodge Northfield House Norway House Norwood Norwood Farm Norwood Lane Norwood Road Nursted Court 369 69,369,412 315 160, 161 352,353 352,447 227,228,287,286,349,448,466,477 229 163 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Oast (The) Oast House (The) October Lodge Oddfellows Cottage Old Barn (The) Old Forge (The) Old Millers Field Old Nevill Cottage Old Orchard? Old Pear Trees 354 141 468 148, 149, 150, 151 169 120, 422,423 125 236,237 69 5 Old Pond Farm Old School House    (The) Old Vicarage (The) Old White Horse    (The) Orchard (The) Orchard House Orchard View Owls Castle 143 272 298 217 274,275 294 277,278 331 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parkers Cottage Pine Cottage Pinebrae Pitfield Cottage Pitfield Farm Pitfield Lodge Plummert Field Plumrush Pluto Cottage Pond Cottages Pond Farm Cottage Poplar Cottage 121 364 38 198,199 75,322 199 330 136 365 240,241,241,243 142 363 Portland Lodge Portland Villas Post Office (The) Priesthood Priesthood Farm Priestwood Priestwood Cottage Priestwood Farm Prospect Place Pump House Purvil Wood Cottage 49 47,48 213 125,128,129,130,131,132,133,168, 231,356,357,413 60,61,62,122,230 168 128 230 245,246,247 419420 266,267 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rabbit’s Corner Railway Place Railway Station Railway Tavern Railway Terrace 459 29,30,31 349 32,33,34 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16, 7,18,19, 20,21,22,23,24,25, 26,27,28 Ringswood Deans    Woods etc Rockley House Rose Cottage Rose Mount 383 109 256,433,434 124 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- School Shipley Hill Farm Skinners Hill Somers South House South Lodge South Street South Street    (Franklin) South Street    (Gordon) South Street    (Kathlie) South Street    (Raylan) South Street Farm 271 64, 374, 375 78, 167,438 337,338 169 69,369 66,67,71,72,105,106,107,110, 111,169,170,171,172, 173, 174, 175,176,269,270,272,273,332, 358,397,404,405.490 306 308 307 309 108,356 South Street Farm  (Bamfield) Southview Cottages  Sparrowhaugh Sparrowhaugh    (Ushers) Sparrowhaugh Farm Squirrels (The) St Aubin St Aubyns Stable Stable Cottage Station Approach Station Road Steele Farm Steels Farm Street (The) Sunnyside 108 460,461 391, 392, 394 393 394 130, 131 232 232 369 153 29 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20,21,22,23, 24, 25, 26, 27,28 411 153 95,326,327,343,344 177, 178, 179, 180 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Bailiffs House The Balti Restaurant The Barn The Cedars The Chalet The Chestnuts The Coach House The Cottage The Elms The Farmhouse The Forge The Gardens, Camer The Grange The Green The Hermitage The Homestead The Hoo The House on     the Green The Lances The Laurels 335 347 354 369 229 1 351 376 213 376 182, 183 335 386 80,89,90,119,120,148,149,150, 151,160,161,162,177,178,179,180, 198,199,251,252,253,254,255,256, 295,296,297,303,304,320,321,324, 325,350,379,380,381 158, 159 162 37 89,90 97 38,39,369 The Oast The Out House The Old Barn The Old Forge The Old School    House The Old Vicarage The Old White Horse The Orchard The Post Office,    Harvel The Squirrels The Street The Thorns The Three Bears The Vicarage The Village The Village Schools The White House Thorns (The) Three Bears (The) Tiger + Amazon Tigers Hall Timberlea Trees 354 141 169 120,422,423 272 298 217 274,275 213 130, 131 95, 326,327,343, 344 40 180 298 50,94,95,326,327,343,344 271 319 40 180 469; see also Amazon and Tiger 388 158 369 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Venus Cottage Vernon Cottage Vicarage (The) Victoria Cottage 368 385 298 126 Village (The) Village Hall Village Schools Vine Cott 50,94,95,326, 327,343, 344 442,443 271,316 253 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Waterditch Waterditch Orchard Weavers Cottage Welkins Well Cottage Well House Wellington Cottages Wentways West Down Farm West Lodge Farm? White Cottage White Horse White House White Post Cottage Whitehill Footpath Whitleaf Farm Wigmore Cottage Willows Wood Woodbine Woodbine Cottage 239,240,241,242,243 194 117 36 343 50 81,82,83,84,86,87,88,89, 90 132, 133 351 70 10 63,217,218 219,319 389, 390 330 123 56 396 116 116 Woodcotes Woodhill Farm Woodlands Farm Woodlands Lot 4 Woodlands Villa Woodside Woodside Villas Wrotham Road Wrotham Road     Ord 200 Wrotham Road     Ord 224b Wrotham Road     Ord 225 Wrotham Road     Ord 550 Wrotham Road     pt Ord 226 Wrotham Road     pt Ord 227 51,192 409,410 404 415 361 4 4,5 442,443,449, 453, 457,490 452 471 472 465 474 473 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ye Homestead York House 214 118 Back to Meopham Inland Revenue 1910 Land Valuation Introduction     Back to Meopham Maps etc 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  Page 1  Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5         6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes no a r p 1 1 Garratt Jesse Garratt J House Garden & Premises Gothic House 2 13 The Chestnuts 2 2 Woodhams Frank Miller Exors of  G S per Alfred Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden Moorfield Villa Main Road 18-6 Moorfield 3 3 Taylor Charles Miller Exors of  G S per Alfred Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden Crockers Villa Main Road 18-6 No change 4 4 Mouse George Mouse G House & Garden Woodside Villas 18-6 Woodside 5 5 Buckle Mouse G House & Garden Woodside Villas 18-6 Old Pear Trees 6 6 Rix G Mouse G House & Garden Glyncoed Villa 18-6 Glyncoed Previous owner = John Armstrong & A W Kyles 7 7 Kettle Edward Kettle E House & Garden Conningsby No change 8 8 Wilks E Mouse Geo. Woodside Meopham House & Garden Bankside House nr Railway 18-6 Bankside Previous owner = Mrs Griggs 9 9 Goodchild Richard Mouse Geo. Woodside Meopham Cottage & Garden Railway Terrace 18-6 Bankside Cottage, Station Road 10 10 Smith George Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden 15 Railway Terrace G 18-6 White Cottage, 5 Station Road 11 11 Holman Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden 14 Railway Terrace G 18-6 7 Station Road 12 12 Cogger William Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden 13 Railway Terrace G 18-6 9 Station Road 13 13 Wood Albert Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden 12 Railway Terrace G 18-6 11 Station Road 14 14 Hills Thomas Crowhurst S Rockley House Meopham Cottage & Garden 11 Railway Terrace G 18-6 13 Station Road 15 15 Tompkins William Crowhurst S Rockley House Meopham Cottage & Garden 10 Railway Terrace G 18-6 15 Station Road 16 16 West Jn Crowhurst S Rockley House Meopham Cottage & Garden 9 Railway Terrace G 18-6 17 Station Road Previous owner = Thomas Warren 17 17 King Henry Ladds Frank W Swanley Junction Cottage & Garden Railway Terrace G 18-6    Chimneys, 24 Station Road 18 18 Clack James Ladds Frank W Swanley Junction Cottage & Garden Railway Terrace G 18-6 22 Station Road 19 19 West Mrs Ellen Ladds Frank W Swanley Junction Cottage & Garden Railway Terrace G 18-6 20 Station Road                             Back to Introduction     Page 2 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 2   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5          6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 20 20 Fairy Henry Ladds Frank W Swanley Junction Cottage & Garden Railway Terrace G 18-6 18 Station Road 21 21 West Charles Crowhurst Miss H 1 Rose Ts London Rd Tonbridge Cottage & Garden 8   Railway    Terrace  Meopham 18-6-J 16 Station Road 22 22 Cowley Edward Crowhurst Miss H 1 Rose Ts London Rd Tonbridge Cottage & Garden 7 Railway Terrace 18-6-J 14 Station Road 23 23 West Charles Thomas Crowhurst Miss H 1 Rose Ts London Rd Tonbridge Cottage & Garden 6 Railway Terrace 18-6-J 12 Station Road 24 24 Goodchild Richd Crowhurst Miss H 1 Rose Ts London Rd Tonbridge Cottage & Garden 5 Railway Terrace 18-6-J 10 Station Road 25 25 Eason Goodwin Jabez Wallace's Cainer Ash Sevenoaks Cottage & Garden 4 Railway Terrace 18-6-J 8 Station Road 26 26 Sainsbury Goodwin Jabez Wallace's Cainer Ash Sevenoaks Cottage & Garden 3 Railway Terrace 18-6-J 6 Station Road 27 27 Taylor Thomas Goodwin Jabez Wallace's Cainer Ash Sevenoaks Cottage & Garden 2 Railway Terrace 18-6-J 4 Station Road 28 28 Jarvis John Goodwin Jabez Wallace's Cainer Ash Sevenoaks Cottage & Garden 1 Railway Terrace 18-6-J 2 Station Road 29 29 Mackley Victor Rhodes Thomas Gedling? Pelham Road House, Shop & Premises Railway Place Oddbins 30 30 Warren John Miller George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House, Shop & Premises Railway Place Hairdresser 31 31 Warren John Miller George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn Workshop Railway Place Estate Agent 32 32 Meakin George Dartford Brewery Co Ltd Dartford Public House Stabling Building & Premises Railway Tavern 2 3 No change Previous owner = Miller & Aldworth Ltd 33 33 Meakin George Miller Exors G Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn Garden    Adjoining    Railway    Tavern 2 Previous owner = Mrs Leaming 34 34 Owen Revd A T C Owen Revd A T C The Vicarage Meopham Building near Railway    Tavern Demolished. Replaced by Linssen 35 35 Frazer Mrs Elizabeth Walton Miller Exors George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden 1 Laurel Villas      18-6J Codlins Page 1        Back to Introduction     Page 3 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 3   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5         6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 36 36 Wise Frank Cuthbert Miller Exors George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden 2 Laurel Villas 18-6J Welkins 37 37 Smith Ralph Sydney Miller Exors George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden Hoo Villa 18-6J The Hoo 38 38 Todd Anthony Todd A The Laurels Meopham House Garden & Premises The Laurels 1 Demolished & replaced by 2 houses, Pinebrae and Beckenreid 39 39 Todd Anthony Todd A The Laurels Meopham Pasture Land The Laurels 5 26 40 40 Griffiths Dr Samuel Albert Edward Bamber H W 3 Gartmor Gdns Wimbledon Park SW House Garden Premises The Thorns Mayfield Previous owner address = 2 Southfields 41 41 Smith John Sydney Miller Exors George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden 1 Nevill Villas 18-6J 2 Nevill Villas 42 42 Martin William George Miller Exors George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden 2 Nevill Villas 18-6J 1 Nevill Villas Previous occupier = William Ebenezer Martin 43 43 Rands James Atkins John 38 Albert Rd Ramsgate House & Garden Nevill Place Private house, no name Previous owner address = 44 Osborne Villas, Sandgate Road 44 44 West Mrs Elizabeth Atkins John 38 Albert Rd Ramsgate Cottage & Garden Nevill Place Nevill Cottage 45 45 Mackley Victor Norton W M Meopham House Shop & Shop adjoining Nevill Place Newsagent & Bakery 46 46 Norton William Morgan Norton W M Meopham House Shop & Shop & Store adjoining Nevill Place Gift Shop 47 47 Miller George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden Portland Villas 18-6J Cranleigh 48 48 Griffiths Dr S A E Miller George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn Stabling & Chaise House Portland Villas 18-6J Chemist's Shop 49 49 Aldridge William George Miller George Scott per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden Portland Lodge 18-6J No change 50 50 Adams Joseph Ebenezer Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham House & Garden  Well House  The Village G 18-10 No change 51 51 Anderson George William Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham Farm Buildings Camer Farm 3 5 18-7H Page 2        Back to Introduction     Page 4 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 4   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5         6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 51 52 Scudder Frederick Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham Cottage & Garden Camer Farm 18-7H Now one house with  51/53 - 6 Camer Street 51 53 Terry George Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham Cottage & Garden Camer Farm 10 18-7H Now one house with  51/52 - 6 Camer Street 51 54 Johnson John Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham Cottage & Garden Camer Farm 18-7H Demolished 51 55 Russell William Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham Cottage & Garden Camer Farm 1 18-7H Demolished 51 56 Stevens Frederick Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham Cottage & Garden Camer Farm 18-7H Now one house with 192/247 - Woodcotes 51A 57 Wharton Mrs Phylis Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham Cottage & Garden Camer Farm 18-7H 8 Camer Street 51 58 Anderson George William Smith -Masters W A Camer Park Meopham Arable Land Camer Farm 49 2 4 18-7H 52 59 Anderson George William Meopham Estates Ltd 353 The Strand, c/o Messrs Scaltiffs Pasture Land Coomb Hill 34 2 11 Previous Owner = Mrs Whittaker (crossed out) 53 60 Anderson George William Meopham Estates Ltd 353 The Strand, c/o Messrs Scaltiffs Pasture Land Buckland 9 3 14 Previous Owner = Mrs Whittaker (crossed out) 54 61 Anderson George William Meopham Estates Ltd 353 The Strand, c/o Messrs Scaltiffs Cottage Coomb Hill Previous Owner = W R Smith Masters (crossed out) 55 62 Day Albert Waterlow Sir P H (Bart.) Trosley Towers, Wrotham Farm House Harvel Farm 3 15 30-2- 30-3- Harvel House Previous Occupier = Mrs Elizabeth Backhouse  (crossed out) 56 63 Day Herbert Waterlow Sir P H (Bart.) Trosley Towers, Wrotham Cottage & Garden (New) Harvel Farm (Upper Harvel) Wigmore Cottage 57 64 Day Albert Waterlow Sir P H (Bart.) Trosley Towers, Wrotham Homestead Harvel Farm Previous Occupier = Mrs Elizabeth Backhouse  (crossed out) 58 65 Day Albert Waterlow Sir P H (Bart.) Trosley Towers, Wrotham Arable & Pasture Land Harvel Farm 34 1 17 Previous Occupier = Mrs Elizabeth Backhouse  (crossed out) 59 66 Day Albert Waterlow Sir P H (Bart.) Trosley Towers, Wrotham Woodland Harvel Farm 4 1 27 Previous Occupier = Mrs Elizabeth Backhouse  (crossed out) 60 67 Day Albert Backhouse Mrs Harvel, Meopham Arable Land Pt of Priesthood Farm 7 2 34 Previous Occupier = Mrs Elizabeth Backhouse (crossed out); Previous Owner = Sir P Waterlow (crossed out) Page 3        Back to Introduction     Page 5 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 5   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5         6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 61 68 Day Albert Backhouse Mrs Harvel, Meopham Arable Land Pt of Priesthood Farm 6 Previous Occupier = Mrs Elizabeth Backhouse (crossed out) 62 69 Day Albert Backhouse Mrs Harvel, Meopham Cottage & Garden with Plantation Pt of Priesthood Farm 2 1 35 Previous Occupier = Mrs Elizabeth Backhouse (crossed out). Demolished? 63 70 Backhouse Bernard Backhouse Bernard Harvel, Meopham Meadow Crabs Croft nr White Horse 3 1 2 Previous Occupier = Mrs Elizabeth Backhouse (crossed out); Previous Owner = Mrs Whittaker (crossed out) 64 71 Baker Frederick James Tweddell Mrs Meopham Court Arable Land Shipley Hill Farm 143 1 14 18-10- 18-6- Previous Owner = Exrs RH Tweddell ('Exrs RH' crossed out) 64 72 Baker Frederick James Tweddell Mrs Meopham Court Homestead Shipley Hill Farm 1 39 18-10- 18-6- Previous Owner = Exrs RH Tweddell ('Exrs RH' crossed out). Demolished 64 73 Baker Frederick James Tweddell Mrs Meopham Court Cottage Shipley Hill Farm 18-10- 18-6- Previous Owner = Exrs RH Tweddell ('Exrs RH' crossed out). Demolished 65 74 Ball Lionel E Richardson Mrs 7 High Street, Gravesend House, Buildings & Garden Horns Oak 3 Horns Oak House Previous Owner Address = 142? Fulham Road, London SW 65 75 Ball Lionel E Richardson Mrs 7 High Street, Gravesend Orchard & Premises Horns Oak 7 Previous Owner Address = 142? Fulham Road, London SW 66 76 Bennett Robert Bennett R House & Garden Crayfield Cott   (South St) Crayfield House 67 77 Bennett Robert Bennett R Arable Land South Street 3 3 68 78 Bennett Robert Lambard W C Sevenoaks Arable Land Chapmans Hill 4 2 27 Previous Owner = N Lambard (crossed out) 69 79 Biggs & French Lewis Blyth & George (Coachman) Biggs L B Leylands, Meopham Dwelling House & Offices with Stabling & Coach houses Outbuildings Gardens & Premises Leylands 6 30 No change 69 80 Joel Charles Biggs L B Leylands, Meopham Cottage & Garden   Leylands  (New Lodge) North Lodge 69 81 Stevens John Biggs L B Leylands, Meopham Cottage & Garden   Leylands  (South Lodge) South Lodge 69 82 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Leylands, Meopham Homestead Leylands Old Orchard? 70 83 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Leylands, Meopham Buildings & Premises Leylands West Lodge Farm? Page 4        Back to Introduction     Page 6 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 6   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5        6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 71 84 Goodwin Simms Biggs L B Leylands, Meopham Cottage & Garden   Leylands  (South Street) 71/84 and 72/85 now one cottage -  Leylands Farm Cottage 72 85 Wingate William Biggs L B Leylands, Meopham Cottage & Garden   Leylands  (South Street) 71/84 and 72/85 now one cottage -  Leylands Farm Cottage 73 86 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Pasture & Arable Land Opposite Leylands 19 1 22 73 86 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Paddock Opposite Leylands 11 2 28 73 86 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Paddock 7 1 34 73 86 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Meadow Land 32 1 15 73 86 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Meadow Land 54 30 74 87 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Woodland 12 75 88 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Farm Buildings Pitfield Farm Leylands Orchards 75 89 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Farm House Pitfield Farm 2 2 Leylands Orchards 75 90 Biggs Lewis Blyth Biggs L B Pasture Land Pitfield Farm 2 2 Leylands Orchards 76 91 Bishop Daniel Bishop D Harvel House, Shop & Premises Harvel 1 24 Little Croft ?rebuilt concealing  older house 77 92 Bishop Daniel Day F H Cripps Holly Hill, Meopham Orchard etc Near Amazon & Tiger Harvel 1 2 24 18-15- 30-3- Previous Owner =  W H Day (crossed out) 78 93 Blackman Albert & Harry Smith T 36 New Rd Gravesend Arable Land Skinners Hill 11 3 29 Previous Owner =  J Charlton (crossed out) 79 94 Body Robert Body R Coverstone Arable Land Coverstone 2 1 38 79 95 Body Robert Body R Coverstone Buildings Coverstone 80 96 Buggs James William Buggs J W The Green, Meopham House & Garden Meopham Lodge,    The Green 20 No change 80 97 Buggs James William Buggs J W The Green, Meopham Buildings Meopham Lodge,   The Green 80 98 Buggs James William The Misses for Cottages Buggs J W The Green, Meopham Meadow & Orchard Meopham Lodge, The Green 7 2 81 99 Hawley Thomas Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington Cottages  Meopham Green Now one house with 82/100 - 1 & 2 Wellington Cottages Previous owner =  Misses Buggs  ('Misses' crossed out) Page 5        Back to Introduction     Page 7 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 7   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5        6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 82 100 Seager William Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green Now one house with 81/99 - 1 & 2 Wellington Cottages Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out) 83 101 Lynds Mrs Betsy Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green 3 Wellington Cottages Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out) 84 102 Roots Henry Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green 4 Wellington Cottages Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out) 85 103 Day Mrs Harriett Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green Bramble Cottage Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out) 86 104 Evenden Mrs Emily Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green 6 Wellington Cottages Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out) 87 105 Goldsmith Edward William Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green 7 Wellington Cottages Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out) 88 106 Goodwin Mrs Harriett Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green 8 Wellington Cottages Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out) 89 107 Taylor Harry Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out). Demolished. Replaced by one house with 90/108, The House on The Green 90 108 Goodwin Robert Buggs J W Meopham Lodge Cottage & Garden Wellington   Cottages  Meopham Green Previous owner = Misses Buggs ('Misses' crossed out). Demolished. Replaced by one house with 89/107, The House on The Green 91 109 Christmas Ernest Alfred Christmas E A House & Garden Cock Adams  Harvel No change 92 110 Christmas Ernest Alfred Christmas E A Arable & Pasture Land Cock Adams pt of Harvel Farm 1 20 1 2 20 16 93 111 Christmas Ernest Alfred Christmas E A Woodland 2 2 30 Page 6        Back to Introduction     Page 8 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 8   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5         6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 94 112 Clark Alfred Joseph Smith Masters W.A. House,shop premises The Village G18 10 Elizabeth House Was sub post office and shop until Spring 2002; now a private residence 95 113 Clark Alfred Joseph Clark J The Street The Village Meopham Stabling etc The Village 96 114 Clubb James Clubb J PO Harvel Meopham Pasture Land Pt of Harvel Farm 4 0 25 30-3-A 30-2-F 97 115 Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Dwelling House & offices with stabling & coach houses garden & premises The Lances 1 26 18-6-U Demolished. Replaced by modern houses and Lances Close 97 116 Rarker Robert Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Gardeners cottage near The Lances 18-6-U Demolished 97 117 Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Paddock near The Lances 5 3 24 18-6-U 97 118 Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Meadow near The Lances 12 6 1 3 18-6-U 97 119 Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Building near The Lances 18-6-U Demolished 98 120 Barr John Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Cottage & Garden 4 Kent Terrace 3 Kent Terrace 99 121 Goodwin John Jnr Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Cottage & Garden 3 Kent Terrace 6 Kent Terrace 100 122 Smith Mrs Mary Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Cottage & Garden 2 Kent Terrace 5 Kent Terrace 101 123 Terry George Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Cottage & Garden 1 Kent Terrace 4 Kent Terrace 102 124 Stapley William Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Cottage & Garden 1 Kent Terrace 7 Kent Terrace 103 125 Caller Mrs Emma Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Cottage & Garden B Kent Terrace 2 Kent Terrace 104 126 Goodwin Nelson Richard Cogswell Revd T Cringleford Vicarage Norwich Cottage & Garden a Kent Terrace 1 Kent Terrace 105 127 Cook Frank Cook F Meadowlands Meopham Arable land Blackland South street 3 3 6 30-2-B 106 128 Axell Jas Cook F Meadowlands Meopham Cottage Garden Blackland South street 30-2-B Formerly known as The Nutshell Now demolished 107 129 Cook Frank Cook F Meadowlands Meopham Cottage Garden Blackland South street Meadow -lands 108 130 Coombes John Coombes J Farm House & Garden South Street Farm 18-14-P Ivy House Page 7        Back to Introduction     Page 9 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 9   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5        6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 108 131 Marshall Thomas Coombes J Cottage & Garden South Street Farm 18-14-P Not mentioned in Field  Book description of 1908. No longer exists 108 132 Stevens Thomas Coombes J Cottage & Garden South Street Farm 18-14-P Not mentioned in Field Book description of 1908. No longer exists 108 133 Coombes John Coombes J Homestead South Street Farm 18-14-P 108 134 Coombes John Coombes J Pasture Land South street Farm (Barnfield) 21 36 18-14-P 109 135 Crowhurst Samuel Crowhurst S House & Garden Rockley House 1 G-18-14 No change 110 136 Scudder Mrs Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden 2 Hope Cottages   South Street G-18-14 No change 111 137 King Ernest Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden 1 Hope Cottages   South Street G-18-14 No change 112 138 Banfield J Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden Hook Green G-18-6 1 Fox Cottages 113 139 Banfield S V Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden Hook Green G-18-6 2 Fox Cottages 114 140 Russell Geo Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden Hook Green G-18-6 3 Fox Cottages Previous occupier =  John Banfield (crossed out) 115 141 Gittins Fredk L Crowhurst S Cottage & Garden Edith Cottage G-18-6 Bradstow Previous occupier = Henry Warrington (crossed out) 116 142 Clark Mrs Kate Crowhurst S House & Garden Woodbine Cottage G-18-6 Woodbine 117 143 Clark Walter Crowhurst S Cottage Hook Green G-18-6 Weavers Cottage 118 144 Dalton Mrs Olivia Smith Masters W.A. Camer Park House & Garden Alma Villa G-18-6 York House 119 145 Dalton Percy John Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden The Green 18-10-T Forge House 120 146 Dalton Percy John Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Smithy Workshop & Premises The Green 18-10-T The Old Forge 121 147 Day Albert Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Arable & Pasture Land David Street Farm 103 1 13 18-14 18-15 121 148 Evans George Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden David Street Farm 18-14 18-15 Only 1 of 121/148-150 remains, now called Parkers Cottage - unclear which this is of the original 3 cottages 121 149 Roots William Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden David Street Farm 18-14 18-15 Only 1 of 121/148-150 remains, now called Parkers Cottage - unclear which this is of the original 3 cottages 121 150 Smythe H Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden David Street Farm 18-14 18-15 Only 1 of 121/148-150 remains, now called Parkers Cottage - unclear which this is of the original 3 cottages 121 151 Day Albert Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Farm Buildings David Street Farm 18-14 18-15 Page 8        Back to Introduction     Page 10 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 10   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5       6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 122 152 Day Albert Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Arable & Pasture Lands Priesthood Farm 6 23 18-14 18-15 122 153 Crowhurst Thomas Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden Priesthood Farm 18-14 18-15 122 154 Buggs Henry Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden Priesthood Farm 18-14 18-15 123 155 Day Albert Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Arable Land (Whitleaf) Farm 10 18-14 18-15 124 156 Vinson Mrs Harriet Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Dwelling House & offices with stabling Buildings Gardens & Premises Rose Mount David Street 1 3 10 18-14 18-15 125 157 Day Albert Ware J.J. Bengal Cott Meopham Green Pasture Land Old Millers Field Priesthood 2 1 2 13 13 Previous owner address  = 74 Shepperton St, Islington (crossed out) 126 158 Day David I.O.O.F per W R Wingate, Leyland Cott Meopham House & Garden Victoria Cottage 1 8 No change Previous owner and address = W Day & ors, Meopham (crossed out) 127 159 Bishop Alfred Joseph I.O.O.F per W R Wingate, Leyland Cott Meopham House & Garden Albert Cottage No change Previous owner and address = W Day & ors, Meopham (crossed out) 128 160 Burnett Day F Lower Bean Farm Bean Nr Dartford Cottage & Garden 1 Chandlers Hill Priesthood Priestwood Cottage Previous occupier = William Hilder (crossed out) 129 161 Burnett Richard Day F Lower Bean Farm Bean Nr Dartford Cottage & Garden 2 Chandlers Hill Priesthood Greyridge 130 162 Day F Lower Bean Farm Bean Nr Dartford Cottage & Garden 3 Chandlers Hill Priesthood Now one house with 131/163 - The Squirrels Previous occupier = William Burnett  (crossed out) 131 163 Wood Day F Lower Bean Farm Bean Nr Dartford Cottage & Garden 4 Chandlers Hill Priesthood Now one house  with 130/162 -  The Squirrels 132 164 Johnson David Day F Lower Bean Farm Bean Nr Dartford Cottage & Garden 5 Chandlers Hill Priesthood Now one house  with 133/165  - Wentways 133 165 Leslie Wilson William Day F Lower Bean Farm Bean Nr Dartford Cottage & Garden 6 Chandlers Hill Priesthood Now one house  with 132/164 -  Wentways 134 166 Day William Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Farm House & Garden Harvel Lodge Farm 1 38 30-2 30-3 18-15 18-1 Harvel Lodge Page 9        Back to Introduction     Page 11 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 11   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5        6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 135 167 Stevens Thomas Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage  Harvel Lodge  Farm (Barnant) 30-2 30-3 18-15 18-14 Barncote 136 168 Venison Henry Jnr Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage Harvel Lodge  Farm (Plumrush) 30-2 30-3 18-15 18-14 Plumrush Rebuilt after World War 2 137 169 Day William David Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden Harvel Lodge  Farm (new) 30-2 30-3 18-15 18-14 Semi-detached pair with 138/170, one named Apple Tree Cottage, other unnamed. Unclear which original cottage is which. 138 170 Venison Henry Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden Harvel Lodge  Farm (new) 30-2 30-3 18-15 18-14 Semi-detached pair with 137/169, one named Apple Tree Cottage, other unnamed. Unclear which original cottage is which. 139 171 Day William Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Homestead Harvel Lodge Farm, 30-2 30-3 18-15 18-14 140 172 Day William Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Arable Land Harvel Lodge Farm 261 3 21 30-2 30-3 18-15 18-14 141 173 Bishop Richard Cripps Day F H 6, Kings Bench Walk EC Arable Land Harvel Green Farm 67 16 Previous occupier = Mrs Emma Day (crossed out); previous owner = Mrs Day (crossed out) 141 174 Bishop Richard Cripps Day F H 6, Kings Bench Walk EC Homestead Harvel Green Farm Previous occupier = Mrs Emma Day (crossed out); previous owner = Mrs Day (crossed out). Barn Cottage, Harvel Street may be conversion of Homestead's barn. The Oast House, Harvel Green may be conversion of Homestead's oast house 142 175 Roots Mrs Harriett Cripps Day F H 6, Kings Bench Walk EC Cottage Harvel St. Pond Farm Cottage Previous owner = Mrs Day (crossed out) 143 176 Bishop Richard Cripps Day F H 6, Kings Bench Walk EC Cottage Harvel Green  Farm House Old Pond Farm Previous owner = Mrs Day (crossed out) Page 10        Back to Introduction     Page 12 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 12   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5         6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 144 177 May Mrs Mary Ann Cripps Day F H 6, Kings Bench Walk EC Cottage Harvel Green farm 30 (-3-) Now one house with 145/178, 146/179 - Crickfield Farm Previous owner = Mrs Day (crossed out) 145 178 Venison Alfred Cripps Day F H 6, Kings Bench Walk EC Cottage Harvel Green Farm 30 (-3-) Now one house with 144/177, 146/179 - Crickfield Farm Previous owner = Mrs Day (crossed out) 146 179 Bishop Daniel Junr Cripps Day F H 6, Kings Bench Walk EC Cottage Harvel Green Farm 30 (-3-) Now one house with 144/177, 145/178 - Crickfield Farm Previous owner = Mrs Day (crossed out) 147 180 Cripps Day F H Cripps Day F H 6, Kings Bench Walk EC Arable Land (Green Hill) part of Harvel Farm 6 2 9 Previous occupier = Mrs Emma Day (crossed out); previous owner = Mrs Day (crossed out) 148 181 Bishop Albert Day William I O O F Friendly Society per W Wingate LeylandCott Meopham Cottage & Garden 1 Oddfellows    Cottage  The Green No change Previous owner = W Day & ors. (crossed out) 149 182 Sibley Charles Day William I O O F Friendly Society per W Wingate LeylandCott Meopham Cottage & Garden 2 Oddfellows    Cottage  The Green No change Previous owner = W Day & ors. (crossed out) 150 183 Day Henry Snr Day William I O O F Friendly Society per W Wingate LeylandCott Meopham Cottage & Garden 3 Oddfellows    Cottage  The Green No change Previous owner = W Day & ors. (crossed out) 151 184 Coombes Charles Day William I O O F Friendly Society per W Wingate LeylandCott Meopham Cottage & Garden 4 Oddfellows    Cottage  The Green No change Previous owner = W Day & ors. (crossed out) 152 185 Day Thomas Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Farm House & Garden Broomfield Farm 1 0 20 No change 152 186 Day Thomas Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Buildings Part Broomfield Farm 18 -14 18-10 152 187 Day Thomas Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Pasture- land Broomfield Farm 4 0 0 18 -14 18-10 152 188 Day Thomas Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Arable Land Broomfield Farm 74 0 0 18 -14 18-10 153 189 Day Thomas Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Arable & Pasture land Steels Farm 12 3 22 18-14 Page 11        Back to Introduction      Page 13 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 13   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5        6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 153 190 Day Thomas Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Farm Buildings Steels Farm 18-14 153 191 Johnson Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden Steels Farm 18-14 153/191 & 192  now one house - Stable Cottage 153 192 Whitmore Isaac Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wrotham Cottage & Garden Steels Farm 18-14 153/191 & 192  now one house  - Stable Cottage 154 193 Day Thomas Stockdale Mrs 403, High St, Stratford E Pasture & Arable Land near Cherry Hay 4 3 37 155 194 de Medewe Herbert Rouse Brewster de Medewe H.R.B. House gardens & premises Lindenwood 2 24 Lindenwood 156 195 de Medewe Herbert Rouse Brewster de Medewe H.R.B. Woodland Lindenwood 4 157 196 Dean & Chapter  of Rochester  Cathedral per G Webb & Co Sittingbourne Part of Rectorial  Tithe Rent Charge  of the Parish 158 197 Durling Albert Durling A Cottage & Garden The Hermitage Culverstone Green 30-2-B Timberlea 159 198 Durling Albert Durling A Land The Hermitage Culverstone Green 2 2 35 160 199 Durling Sydney Smith Masters W.A. Camer House & Garden The Green G18-10 Norway House 161 200 Durling Sydney Smith Masters W.A. Camer Workshop The Green G18-10 Norway House 162 201 Russell William Richardson Miss Sandown Isle of Wight House & Shop The Green The Homestead Previous address = High Street Gravesend (crossed out) 162 201 Russell William Richardson Miss Sandown Isle of Wight Shop Homestead The Green The Homestead Previous address = High Street Gravesend (crossed out) 163 202 Edmeades Henry Edmeades    Major  General H Arable land Nr Nursted Court 19 3 164 203 Edmeades Henry Edmeades    Major  General H Arable land off Melliker Farm 20 1 8 165 204 Edmeades Henry Edmeades    Major  General H Arable Land off Hook Green Farm 4 3 2 166 205 Edmeades Henry Edmeades    Major  General H Arable Land Monksreed 19 2 25 Page 12        Back to Introduction      Page 14 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 14   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5      6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 167 206 Edmeades James Frederick Edmeades    Major  General H Arable Land Skinners Hill 5 1 33 168 207 Edwards George Edwards G House & Garden (Dean Mead) (Priesthood) Dean Mead 168 208 Edwards George Edwards G Arable Land (Dean Mead) (Priesthood) 4 0 0 168 209 Edwards George Edwards G Arable Land (Dean Mead) (Priesthood) 24 0 0 168 210 Edwards George Edwards G Arable Land (Dean Mead) (Priesthood) 13 3 35 168 211 Edwards George Edwards G Woodlands (Dean Mead) (Priesthood) 2 1 12 169 212 Fortescue George Walter Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham House & Garden South Street 0 2 25 South House 169 213 Fortescue George Walter Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham Outbuildings South Street Converted to  private dwelling  - The Old Barn 169 214 Fortescue George Walter Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham Orchard & Meadow South Street 7 2 0 170 215 Fortescue George Walter Hills Mrs 7 Deans Grove Wharfdale Rd Kings Cross N. Arable land South Street 7 0 0 Previous address = 2 Dyott St Bloomsbury WC (crossed out) 171 216 Fortescue George Walter Crowhurst S. Rockley House Meopham Arable land South Street 15 0 0 G 18-14 30-2 172 217 Fortescue George Walter Crowhurst S Rockley House Meopham Wood South Street 3 3 3 0 5 19 G 18-14 30-3 173 218 Loft James Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham Cottage & Garden South St. 18-10 No name (part of terrace  of 4 cottages with 174/219, 175/220, 176/221) 174 219 Cogger George Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham Cottage & Garden South st. 18-10 No name (part of terrace  of 4 cottages with 173/218 175/220, 176/221) 175 220 Cogger George Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham Cottage & Garden South St. 18-10 No name (part of terrace  of 4 cottages with 173/218, 174/219, 176/221) 176 221 Cogger Mrs Rebecca Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham Cottage & Garden South St. 18-10 No name (part of terrace  of 4 cottages with 173/218, 174/219, 175/220) Page 13        Back to Introduction      Page 15 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 15   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5        6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 177 222 Clark Herbert Ernest Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham House & Garden 1 Sunnyside,  The Green 18-10 No change 178 223 Coombes Mrs Charlotte Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham House & Garden 2 Sunnyside,  The Green 18-10 No change 179 224 Venison William Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham House & Garden 3 Sunnyside,  The Green 18-10 No change Previous occupier = Thomas Ring (crossed out) 180 225 Bishop John Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham House & Garden 4 Sunnyside,  The Green 18-10 The Three Bears 181 226 Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham Smithy & Buildings Chapmans Hill 18-10 Previous occupier = Albert Pamplin (crossed out) Wooden building on this site 182 227 Hills Frederick Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham Cottage Chapmans Hill 18-10 The Forge 183 228 Pamplin Albert Fortescue G.W. South Street House Meopham House & Garden Chapmans Hill 18-10 The Forge 184 229 French Robert Henry French Mrs Hook Green Fm Meopham Farm House & Garden Hook Green Hook Green Farm House Previous owner = H Slade (crossed out) 184 230 French Robert Henry & George French Mrs Hook Green Fm Meopham Farm Buildings & Premises Hook Green 18-6 Hook Green Barn Previous owner = H Slade (crossed out). Original barn recently converted to a private residence 184 231 French Robert Henry & George French Mrs Hook Green Fm Meopham Arable Land Hook Green 21 1 12 18-6 Previous owner = H Slade (crossed out) 185 232 French R.H. & G. Tweddell Mrs R.H. Arable Land Off Meopham Court 65 3 34 18-10 18-6 Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out) 185 233 French R.H. & G. Tweddell Mrs R.H. Arable LAnd Off Meopham Court 81 2 38 18-10 18-6 Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out) 186 234 French R.H. & G. Tweddell Mrs R.H. Meadow Nr Meopham Court 13 0 3 18-6U 18-10F Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out) 187 235 French R.H. & G. Tweddell Mrs R.H. Arable Land Nr Clements Reach 84 3 6 18-6U 18-10F Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out) 187 236 French R.H. & G. Tweddell Mrs R.H. Homestead Nr Clements Reach Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out). No number on 1910 map. Now farm buildings. 187 237 Buggs Taylor John Thomas Tweddell Mrs R.H. Farm House & Garden Nr Clements Reach Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out). No number on 1910 map. Now farm buildings. 188 238 Hammond Tweddell Mrs R.H. Cottage Nr Clements Reach Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out). No number on 1910 map. Now farm buildings. Page 14        Back to Introduction      Page 16 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 16   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5        6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 189 239 Goodwin Mark Tweddell Mrs R.H. Cottage Nr. Foxenden 1 Foxendown Cottage Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out). Opposite Foxendown Farmhouse 190 240 Usherwood William Tweddell Mrs R.H. Cottage Nr. Foxenden 2 Foxendown Cottage Previous owner = Exs R H Tweddell (crossed out). Opposite Foxendown Farmhouse 191 241 French R.H. & G. Smith Masters W.A. Camer Arable Land Melliker Farm G 18 6 191 242 French R.H. & G. Smith Masters W.A. Camer Homestead Melliker Farm G 18 6 Melliker Farm 191 243 Byrant Smith Masters W.A. Camer Farm House & Garden Melliker Farm G 18 6 Melliker Farm 191 244 Hood Charles Smith Masters W.A. Camer Cottage & Garden Melliker Farm G 18 6 Demolished 191 245 Tompkins Frederick Smith Masters W.A. Camer Cottage & Garden Melliker Farm G 18 6 Demolished 192 246 French R.H. & G. Smith Masters W.A. Camer Arable Land Pt. Camer Farm 94 2 9 G 18 6&7 192 247 Oliver Thomas Smith Masters W.A. Camer Cottage & Garden 1 Pt. Camer Farm G 18 6&7 Now one house  with 51/56 - Woodcotes 193 248 French R.H. & G. Smith Masters W.A. Camer Buildings Camer Park 193 249 French R.H. & G. Smith Masters W.A. Camer Pasture Land Camer Park 92 0 0 194 250 French Robert Junr. Miller George Scott (decd) Per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn Orchard & Buildings Waterditch Orchard Hook Green 3 0 9 18-6-JK Orchard now built upon 195 251 Gage Arthur Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wtotham Arable Land Lindenwood 2 3 26 30-6-H 195 252 Gage Arthur Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers Wtotham Cottage & Garden Lindenwood 30-6-H Lindenwood Cottage 196 253 Biggs Lewis Parsons W. Meopham Green House & Garden Greenfield Cottage Greenfields 197 254 Godfrey Vivian Alwin Godfrey V.A. Homeleigh Hook Green House, Garden & Premises Homeleigh Hook Green Demolished, replaced by 2 new houses; was known as Homefield 198 255 Golding Bird Cuthbert Hilton Golding Bird C.H. Dwelling House& Garden & Offices Stabling Orchard & Buildings Pitfield Cottage The Green 0 1 1 3 37   2 Demolished, replaced by 5 new houses 199 256 Hosmer Thomas Henry Golding Bird C.H. Gardeners Cottage Pitfield Cottage The Green Pitfield Lodge Page 15        Back to Introduction     Page 17 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 17   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5        6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 200 257 Golding Bird Cuthbert Hilton Golding Bird C.H. Pasture Land Nr. Cherry Hay 2 18 201 258 Seager George Golding Bird C.H. Pitfield Cottage the Green Cottage & Garden Florence Cottages 1 Florence Cottages 202 259 Castleman Frank Golding Bird C.H. Pitfield Cottage the Green Cottage & Garden Florence Cottages 2 Florence Cottages Previous occupier = Thomas Hawley (crossed out) 203 260 Goodchild James Richardson Mrs Jane High St. Gravesend House & Garden Cheshunt Main Road Demolished 204 261 Goodchild James Richardson Mrs Jane High St. Gravesend Workshop & Stabling Cheshunt Main Road Demolished 205 262 Gravesend Land Co. (Scudder George) Gravesend Land Co. Per. G.L. Hatton Court House Gravesend Pasture Land Part of Lomer Farm 16 3 22 18-10-Q 206 263 Hunt Osborne Charles Wm. George Gravesend Land Co. Per. G.L. Hatton Court House Gravesend House & Garden Opposite Lomer Farm Site of Graveney Lodge Numbered plot on 1910 map, but house not yet built 207 264 Green William Green William House, Buildings & Premises Culverstone 30-2-GH Demolished after World War 2 & replaced by 1 bungalow with old 1907 plaque incorporated 208 265 Green William Green William Pasture Land Brewery Meadow  (Lot 5) 2 3 36 30-2 GH 209 266 Griffiths S.A.E. Griffiths S.A.E. The Thorns Meopham Arable Land Gates Place 2 0 0 18-6-Q 210 267 Porter Albert Gunn John Westacott Swanscombe Cottage & Garden Gates Place 2 0 0 18-6-Q 210/267 and  211/268 now  one house - Elmbank 211 268 Zimmer George Henry Gunn John Westacott Swanscombe Cottage & Garden Gates Place 18-6-Q 210/267 and  211/268 now  one house - Elmbank 212 269 Gunn John Westacott Swanscombe Buildings Gates Place 18-6-Q Demolished 213 270 Harpley John Shilling Miss M.J. P.O. Harvel House, Shop, Buildings & Premises The Post Office Harvel 30-3 The Elms 214 271 Horley Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Horley Mrs Dwelling House & premises Ye Homestead Camer Lane 1 25 18-6-QU Demolished 214 272 Tilby Samuel Horley Mrs Stabling with Dwelling rooms over Ye Homestead Camer Lane 18-6-QU Page 16        Back to Introduction     Page 18 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 18   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5       6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 214 273 Horley Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Horley Mrs Orchard & Garden Ye Homestead Camer Lane 6 3 0 18-6-QU 215 274 Horley Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Horley Mrs Eliz. Plantation Nr. Arborafield Hook Green 6 3 0 18-6 216 275 Hunt Rev. James Oscar Bagden Hunt Rev. J.O.B. House & Garden Burt House Harvel Birt House 216 276 Hunt Rev. James Oscar Bagden Hunt Rev. J.O.B. Buildings Burt House Harvel 0 2 1 216 277 Hunt Rev. James Oscar Bagden Hunt Rev. J.O.B. Arable & Pasture Lands Burt House Harvel Arable Burt House Harvel Pasture 13 2 1 2 29 0 216 278 Bishop Ebenezer Hunt Rev. J.O.B. Cottage & Garden Burt House Harvel Merryweather 217 279 Inkpen Richard Style & Winch Limited Public House & Premises White Horse Harvel The Old White Horse No longer a pub 218 280 Inkpen Richard Style & Winch Limited Stabling and Garden White Horse Harvel 0 1 18 30-3-N 219 281 Jeal Mrs. Naomi Jeal Naomi White House Coverstone Cottage & Garden Coverstone 30-2 White House 220 282 Jones Arthur Major Meux Sir H. & Cy. The Cricketers Inn Pt. Of Public House & Premises No change 221 283 Jones Arthur Major Meux Sir H. & Cy. The Cricketers Inn Public House with Buildings Gardens etc. No change 222 284 Judson Charles Miller George Scott execs. Per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn House & Garden Evenden Villas 18-6-P T Evenden House 223 285 Judson Charles Miller George Scott execs. Per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings Lincolns Inn Arable Land Evenden Farm 6 1 0 18-6-P T 224 286 Judson Frederick Charles Judson F.C. 7 Glass Houses & Premises Hook Green 2 0 0 18-6-Q Demolished Page 17        Back to Introduction     Page 19 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 19   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5         6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 225 287 Judson Frederick Charles Judson F.C. Arable land Hook Green 5 2 0 18-6-Q 226 288 Booker Henry Thos. Booker Henry Thos. House, Garden & Stabling (Maycroft)  Hook Green 2 0 Maycroft Previous occupier = Thomas Henry Kingsley; previous owner = T H Kingsley 227 289 Ladds Exr Phillip (Lawford Robert, Ellingham John, Ladds Mrs L) Ladds Exr P Swanley Junction per F W Ladds Arable Land Norwood Lane 13 2 8 18-6 228 290 Ladds Exr Phillip Ladds Exr P Swanley Junction per J.W.Ladds 40 rows of glass, House & Stabling Norwood Lane 18-6 Demolished. Replaced by new houses 229 291 Self Sexton House & Garden Norwood Road Previous occupier=George Armitage; previous owner & address=Philip Frank Ladds, Swanley junction; previous property name=The Chalet (all crossed out) 230 292 Langridge Ambrose Langridge A Arable Land Priesthood Farm 27 1 20 230 293 Langridge Ambrose Langridge A Homestead Priesthood Farm 230 294 Langridge Ambrose Langridge A Farm Cottage Priesthood Farm 0 1 0 Priestwood Farm 231 295 Langridge Ambrose Langridge A Pasture Land Bykitts, Priesthood 3 2 12 232 296 Larcomb Samuel Larcomb S House, Garden & Premises Birnie,  Hook Green  (St Aubyns) 18.6.P St Aubin Field Book gives 'St Aubyns' as previous name 233 297 Larcomb Samuel Larcomb S Outbuildings & Premises Hook Green 18.6.P 234 298 Larcomb Samuel Larcomb S House, workshop & garden Hook Green 18.6.P Mulberry Cottage 235 299 Leeming Mrs Elizabeth Leeming Mrs L. F Dwelling House & Offices, Gardens Stabling, Orchard & Premises Nevill House 1 3 20 18-16-K No change Previous owner = Exs T Leeming 236 300 Goodwin John Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden 4 Nevill Cottages,  Hook Green 18-6-K Old Nevill Cottage Previous owner = Exs T Leeming 237 301 Blackman Mrs Eliza Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden 3 Nevill Cottages, Hook Green 18-6-K Old Nevill Cottage Page 18        Back to Introduction     Page 20 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 20   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5           6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 238 302 Whiffen William Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden 2 Nevill Cottages, Hook Green 18-6-K Ash Cottage 239 303 Andrews George Charles Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden 1 Nevill Cottages, Hook Green 18-6-K Ash Cottage 239 304 Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden Waterditch 240 305 Beckham William Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden Pond Cottages, Hook Green 18-6-K Waterditch 241 306 Ritchie Mrs Elizabeth Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden Pond Cottages,  Hook Green Waterditch 242 307 Ouseley Samuel Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden Pond Cottages,  Hook Green Waterditch 243 308 Johnson Mrs Jane Leeming Mrs L. F Nevill House, Meopham Cottage & Garden Pond Cottages,  Hook Green Waterditch 244 309 Loft John Loft John New Street, nr Wrotham Arable Land New Street 29 2 6 Previous owner address = Ridley 245 310 Martin Josiah Martin J. Prospect Place, Meopham House, Garden, Shop, Premises 1 Prospect Place Vacant 246 311 Taylor Walter Martin J. Prospect Place, Meopham House, Garden, Bakehouse, Premises Prospect Place Now an art gallery 247 312 Williams Miss Eliza Martin J. Prospect Place, Meopham House & Garden 2 Prospect Place Ashleigh 248 313 Bishop Ernest Martin J. Prospect Place, Meopham House & Garden Fairview Fairview Previous occupier = Nathaniel Kemsley 249 314 Crowhurst Thomas Martin J. Prospect Place, Meopham House & Garden 1 Croft Cotts. No change 250 315 Taylor George Martin J. Prospect Place, Meopham House & Garden 2 Croft Cotts. No change 251 316 Martin Josiah for Houses & Wood S4 Martin J. House & Garden Clematis Cottage  nr The Green No change Previous occupier = Ernest Bishop 252 317 Roots William Martin J. House & Garden Fern Cott nr The Green Fern Villa 253 318 Lewis A.J. Martin J. House & Garden Vine Cott nr The Green Hartsdown 254 319 Percival Mrs Elizabeth Martin J. House & Garden Myrtle Cott nr The Green Danecote 255 320 Tichburn William Martin J. House & Garden Lily Cott nr The Green No change 256 321 Moreton William George Martin J. House & Garden Rose Cott nr The Green Heather Dell Page 19        Back to Introduction     Page 21 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 21   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5          6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 257 322 Maynard Mrs Mary Ann Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Arable Land Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham 287 1 17 Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 258 323 Maynard Mrs Mary Ann Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Arable Land Pt of Dean Farm 49 Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 258 324 Maynard Mrs Mary Ann Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Arable Land Pt of Dean Farm 17 2 37 Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 259 325 Maynard Mrs Mary Ann Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Arable Land Pt of Harvel Farm 7 - 31 Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 260 326 Maynard Mrs Mary Ann Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Homestead Dean & Ham  Hill Farms Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 261 327 Anderson Mrs Ellen & George William Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Farmhouse & Garden Dean Farm Dene Manor Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 262 328 Strong John Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Cottage 1 Dean Cotts. Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 262/328-265/331 now 3 houses - Dean Cottage, Green Shutters, Green Pastures. Correspondence to original cottages is unclear 263 329 Elphick Lewis Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Cottage 2 Dean Cotts. Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 262/328-265/331 now 3 houses - Dean Cottage, Green Shutters, Green Pastures. Correspondence to original cottages is unclear 264 330 Mortlock Thomas Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Cottage 3 Dean Cotts. Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 262/328-265/331 now 3 houses - Dean Cottage, Green Shutters, Green Pastures. Correspondence to original cottages is unclear 265 331 Andrews Alfred Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Cottage 4 Dean Cotts. Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 262/328-265/331 now 3 houses - Dean Cottage, Green Shutters, Green Pastures. Correspondence to original cottages is unclear 266 332 S Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Cottage Ham Hill Now one house with 267/333 - Purvil Wood Cottage Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown Page 20        Back to Introduction      Page 22 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 22   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5          6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 267 333 Hogg William Jnr Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Cottage Ham Hill Now one house with 266/332 - Purvil Wood Cottage Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 268 334 Hogg Ernest Maynard Mrs Dean & Ham Hill Farm Meopham Farm House Ham Hill Ham Farm Previous owner address = Oakenden, Luddesdown 269 335 Maxted Amédée George Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers, Wrotham House & Garden Broad View  South Street 18 -14-E 18-10-T Original house demolished, replaced by 4 houses - 1-4 Broadview 270 336 Maxted Amédée George Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers, Wrotham Pasture Land near Chapel,  South Street 18 -14-E 18-10-T 271 337 Windo Percy Carrington Managers of Meopham Schools per Rev A.F.C.Owen The Vicarage, Meopham School House The Village Schools Demolished, modern houses on site 272 338 Hooker Mrs Elizabeth Ann Managers of Meopham Schools per Rev A.F.C.Owen The Vicarage, Meopham School House South Street The Old School House 273 339 Merry Henry Waterlow Sir P.H. Bart Trosley Towers, Wrotham House, Garden & Stabling, Orchard & Meadow Dormans Cottage, South Street 1 2 27 30-2-B No change 274 340 Miller Mrs Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings, Lincolns Inn, WC Dwelling House & Offices with Stabling, Coach-house, Buildings & Garden The Orchard, Hook Green 4 - 9 18-6-P No change 275 341 Pratt Charles Read Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings, Lincolns Inn, WC Cottage & Garden No property address supplied : unidentifiable. No number on 1910 map. Possibly attached to 'The Orchard' 276 342 Taylor Charles Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings, Lincolns Inn, WC Arable Land Monksreed 19 2 39 18-6-A.B.G.H 277 343 Day William Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings, Lincolns Inn, WC Cottage & Garden Evendens 18-6-P Formerly a pair of semi-detached cottaces with 278/344, Evenden Cottages. Both demolished and replaced by 2 modern houses, Etcheona and Orchard View 278 344 Russell William Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison 6 Stone Buildings, Lincolns Inn, WC Cottage & Garden Evendens 18-6-P Formerly a pair of semi-detached cottaces with 277/343, Evenden Cottages. Both demolished and replaced by 2 modern houses, Etcheona and Orchard View Page 21        Back to Introduction      Page 23 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 23   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5          6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 279 345 Fisher Victor John Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden 1 Melliker Road 18-6-P 1 Melliker Cottages 280 346 Tomkins George Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden 2 Melliker Road 18-6-P 2 Melliker Cottages 281 347 Parker William Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden 3 Melliker Road 18-6-P 3 Melliker Cottages 282 348 Redding George Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden 4 Melliker Road 18-6-P 4 Melliker Cottages 283 349 Parker Mrs Jane Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden 5 Melliker Road 18-6-P Demolished 284 350 Martin James Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden 6 Melliker Road 18-6-P Demolished 285 351 Hollett Stapleton Cheeseman Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden 7 Melliker Road 18-6-P Demolished 286 352 Hollett Stapleton Cheeseman Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden 8 Melliker Road 18-6-P Demolished 287 353 Russell Henry Jnr Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden Norwood Lane 1 1 0 18-6-Q Now one house  with 288/354 -  Blackberry Cottage 288 354 Blackman James Miller Exs G S per A Hutchison, 6 Stone Bldngs, Lincolns Inn Cottage & Garden Norwood Lane 18-6-Q Now one house  with 287/353 -  Blackberry Cottage 289 355 Moon Edward Robert Pacy Moon E R P Dwelling House, Stabling, Garden & Orchard Green Farm House 2 0 32 No change Previous owner = Sir P H Waterlow Bart (crossed out) 290 356 Nevill Hon. Ralph Pelham Nevill Hon. R P Birling Manor, West Malling Woodlands Great Hawsdown 1-9 and Little Hawsdown 1-4 1 1 13 291 357 Norton William Morgan Norton W M House & Garden Meopham Mill Mill House 292 358 Norton William Morgan Norton W M Windmill Buildings Land & Premises Meopham Mill No change Page 22        Back to Introduction       Page 24 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 24   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5          6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 293 359 Norton William Morgan Norton W M Buildings Meopham Mill Demolished 294 360 Dines Norton W M House & Garden Orchard House  next the Mill No change 295 361 Norton William Morgan Paine Exs George,  per W M Norton Garden etc. The Green abt 2 0 0 18-10-P T 296 362 Norton William Morgan Paine Exs George, per W M Norton Garden etc. The Green 1 2 27 18-10-P T 297 363 Norton William Morgan Paine Exs George,  per W M Norton 2 Glasshouses The Green 18-10-P T Demolished 298 364 Owen Revd Arthur Frank Cowley Owen Revd A F C The Vicarage, Meopham House Gardens Stabling & Premises The Vicarage 1 1 31 18-10-J The Old  Vicarage.  Now converted  into flats 299 365 Russell Leonard Owen Revd A F C The Vicarage, Meopham Paddock 6 0 0 18-10-J Previous occupier = Owen, Revd Arthur Frank Cowley (crossed out) 300 366 Owen Revd Arthur Frank Cowley Owen Revd A F C The Vicarage, Meopham Tithe rent charge attached to the Benefice of Meopham 301 367 Parsons Walter Parsons Walter House, Shop Stabling & Stores with Premises Meopham Green Previous occupier = J. W. Buggs (crossed out). Vacant at present 302 368 Parsons Walter Parsons Walter Cottage used as a Stores Meopham Green Previous occupier = J. W. Buggs (crossed out). Vacant at present 303 369 Parsons Walter Parsons Walter Shop & Premises The Green Previous occupier = Mrs Elkington (crossed out). Vacant at present 304 370 Parsons J A Parsons Walter Cottage & Garden The Green Previous occupier = Mrs Elkington (crossed out). No visible number on 1910 map : unidentifiable 305 371 Parsons Walter Parsons W Meopham Green Pasture Land Nr Cherry Hay 1 3 19 306 372 Gage Fraser Parsons W Meopham Green Cottage & Garden South Street (Franklin) 307 373 Becton Patrick Parsons W Meopham Green Cottage & Garden South Street (Kathlie) Kathlie 308 374 Semark George Parsons W Meopham Green Cottage & Garden South Street (Gordon) No change 309 375 Marsden Mrs Annie Parsons W Meopham Green Cottage & Garden South Street (Raylan) 18-14-E Hoyland Previous occupier = Marden (crossed out - ? Clerical error) Page 23        Back to Introduction       Page 25 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 25   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5          6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 310 376 Phillips Robert Buggs J W Meopham Lodge House & Garden Durham Villa Main Rd Bucklands 311 377 Randerson Leonard Buggs J W Meopham Lodge House & Garden Blendon Villa Main Rd No change 312 378 Durling Sydney Smith Masters W A Camer Park House & Garden Alma Villas Firbank 313 379 Reeves Henry Budden &  Biggs Lic. Strood Beer House & Smithy, Premises Amazon &  Tiger Harvel 0 39 Forge Cottage 314 380 Reeves Henry Budden &  Biggs Lic. Strood Garden Amazon &  Tiger Harvel 1 39 315 381 Richardson Albert Richardson Mrs A Northfield House House Shop & Garden Northfield House Nr Lomer Farm No change 316 382 Roberts & Brigden Frederick & C H Cogswell T S Cringleford Vicarage, Norwich Buildings & Plant used as a Varnish Factory Nr Village Schools Previous owner = F W Martin Mr T Cogswell; previous owner address = G'end? 317 383 May Miss Alice per W Muskerr-Tilson esq, 26 Southampton St, Strand WC House & Garden Mayfield, Hook Green 1 0 0 Now known as Arborfield Previous occupier = Walter Robinson 318 384 May Miss Alice per W Musterr-Tilson esq, 26 Southampton St, Strand WC Plantation Mayfield, Hook Green 4 3 0 Previous occupier = Walter Robinson 319 385 Forward F Hunt Mrs E 146 Croxted Rd, West Dulwich Dwelling house, stabling, buildings orchard, paddock premises (White House) Hook Green House 2 2 2 18-6-J K.P.Q The White House Previous owner & owner address = C F Pollards per Messr Bolt & Son, Herne Hill (crossed out) 320 386 Russell Leonard Smith Masters W A Camer Park House Shop & Premises The Green 0 3 0 P 18.10 Barnside 321 387 Russell Leonard Smith Masters W A Camer Park Buildings & Yard The Green P 18.10 322 388 Russell Leonard Golding Bird C H Pitfield House, Meopham Meadow Land Pitfield Farm 3 36 322 389 Russell Leonard Golding Bird C H Pitfield House, Meopham Meadow Land Pitfield Farm 9 0 8 322 390 Russell Leonard Golding Bird C H Pitfield House, Meopham Pasture land Pitfield Farm 3 3 20 323 391 Russell Exrs John Russell Exrs J Gravesend Arable Land Gates Place 19 1 0 18-6-Q 324 392 Sargent William Wood & Son Ltd George Public House & Premises Kings Arms,  The Green No change Page 24        Back to Introduction      Page 26 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 26   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5          6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 325 393 Sargent William Wood & Son Ltd George Stabling & Buiilding Kings Arms,  The Green 326 394 Scudder George Smith Masters W A Cottage, Buildings & Premises The Village P.18 10 & 11 Dodmore The Village is now known as The Street 327 395 Scudder George Smith Masters W A Buildings, Yard & Premises The Village P.18 10 & 11 The Village is now known as The Street 328 396 Scudder George Smith Masters W A Arable Pasture Land Dodmore Farm 2 1 3 1 18 7 P.18 10 & 11 329 397 Scudder George Smith Masters W A Arable Land Brimstone 10 3 1 P.18 10 & 11 330 398 Scudder George Waterlow Sir P H (Bart.) Trosley Towers, Wrotham Arable Land Whitehill Footpath, Plummert Field 30 0 2 18-10 18-11 18-15 18-14 331 399 Semark George Semark Demetrius Ye Old English Gent, Tovil, Maidstone Homestead Cooks Farm 331 400 Semark George Semark Demetrius Ye Old English Gent, Tovil, Maidstone Pasture Land Cooks Farm 41 2 20 331 401 Semark George Semark Demetrius Ye Old English Gent, Tovil, Maidstone Farm Cottage Cooks Farm Owls Castle 332 402 Semark George Gunn J Manor Farm, Swanscombe Arable Land Chapmans Hill Meadow, South Street, Lot 2 3 0 3 Site now occupied by Fairby House (modern) 333 403 Simmonds Ernest Simmonds E House & Garden Mountfield, Coverstone 30-2-H Mountfield 334 404 Smith- Masters William Allan Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Dwelling House & Offices with Stabling, Coach House, Garden & Premises Camer abt 2 0 0 18-11 18-7 Camer House 335 405 Nicholls Mrs Emma Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Cottage & Garden Camer Park E Lodge No change 335 406 Hills William Arthur Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Cottage & Garden Camer Park W Lodge No change 335 407 Watts William J Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Cottage & Garden The Gardens, Camer 18-7-N The Bailiff's House 336 408 Buggs Charles Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Cottage & Garden Camer Street P.18.7 No name Page 25        Back to Introduction      Page 27 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

Meopham - Inland Revenue Land Valuation Survey 1910  continued  - Page 27   Back to Introduction 1 2 3a 3b 4a 4b 5          6 7a 7b 7c 10 Assess -ment  No Poor Rate No. Occupier Surname Occupier Christian Name(s) Owner Surname Owner Christian Name(s) Owner Address Property Description Property Address Estimated Extent Ref to Map Likely Modern Property Name Notes 337 409 Stevens Arthur Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Cottage & Garden 3 Camer Street P.18.7 Now one house with  338/410 - Somers 338 410 Pointer Mrs Letitia Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Cottage & Garden 4 Camer Street P.18.7 Now one house with  337/409 - Somers 339 411 Hartup William Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Cottage & Garden Camer Street P.18.7 Now one house with  340/412 - 9 Camer Street 340 412 Hills Mrs Elizabeth Smith- Masters W A Camer Park Cottage & Garden Camer Street P.18 Read More Monumental Inscriptions Jacob Scott 01/08/2000 Monumental Inscriptions Jacob Scott 01/08/2000 Monumental Inscriptions from St John the Baptist Church, Meopham Monumental Inscriptions from St John the Baptist Church, Meopham, noted by Meopham Historical Society. Index created by Ted Connell. Including a plan (84KB) of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard. The original text runs to 73 pages. Here the text has been consolidated to make the format match other M.I.'s on this Website. INTRODUCTION The Monumental Inscriptions of St. John’s, Meopham, were first recorded in the ‘Church Monthly’ of July 1898 by the vicar, the Rev. L.W. Lewis. This list included names and years of burial and the location was indicated by the relevant compass point relating to the church. It was later incorporated in C.H. Golding-Bird’s ‘History of Meopham’ in 1934. These entries provide a most useful source of comparison with ours of a century later. Some 20 names of individuals, all buried before 1898, have been revealed in our own recordings but, curiously, are missing from the original list. These are mainly 18th century gravestones on the south side of the church. On the other hand there are over 50 individuals recorded by L.W. Lewis which we have been unable to trace. More than half of these are listed as north of the church and may now lie beneath the tarmacced paths. Others are recorded as west of the church and on the verge of the widened A227. For the benefit of researchers these names are listed alphabetically with their original locations in the appendix. Lewis spoke hopefully of a possible map of the churchyard but none appeared. A later attempt to record the tombstones was made in 1972 by Mr. H.W. Davies and lodged at the Centre for Kentish Studies in 1975 (Ref. TR 1893/1). Four documents were submitted, containing 70 individual inscriptions, but it is a far from complete survey and no accompanying plan appears to exist. However, a comparison with our survey reveals four inscriptions of which we had no trace. Details of these are also in the appendix. Our survey was undertaken by eight volunteers from the Meopham Historical Society and has taken three years to bring to completion. The churchyard was divided into 11 sections, each with its own plotted map, and each has been indexed both alphabetically and by location. Two similar general indexes and a plan of the whole churchyard are included. (not included in this webpage)  In cases where the same surname occurs more than once the entries are chronologically listed. Similar indexes with a plan are included for the memorials in the church itself. Original spellings, punctuation and spaces for illegible letters have been strictly adhered to and slashes indicate the division of lines in the inscriptions. Where doubts have arisen about the dates Burial Registers, Bishop’s Transcripts and Golding-Bird have been consulted; hence occasional italicised abbreviations, such as BR, BT, GB with alternative solutions. 266 gravestones survive and 510 individuals have been identified. The earliest surviving inscription is that of Richard Masters of Camer, 1689. The Old Churchyard was officially closed in 1923 and later burials (not included in this survey) are in the new graveyard on the west side of the A227. Members of the Historical Society who participated in this survey:- Surveyor:- Jack Preston,    Indexer:- Jim Ford The recorders:- Sheila Bodiam,  Sheila Farmer,   Joan Goodwins,                           Pictures of the team at work                        Ann Kneif,         Renee Phippen, Suzanne Edmeades-Stearns The book jacket:- Jane Paffard (daughter of a member)    The computerisation of the text:- Ann Kneif                                                                                                                    J. O. Goodwins,   December 2000                                                        © of Meopham Historical Society In the ChurchyardArea A 1.(A1) Cross on base In loving memory of / GEMRICKIE GARD / died May Base … ho died 2 (A2) Headstone and kerbstone In / loving memory / of / ANN WARRINGTON / died 8th May 1903 / aged 49 [40?] / also of / HENRY WARRINGTON / husband of the above / died 9th October 1919 [1910?] / aged 62 3 (A3) WHA(R)TO(N) and W(H)IF(FIN) Headstone and footstone In loving memory / of / M.. ..HOMA…. ....H / (ent)ered into rest April 1..(?) [16? 18?] / aged 85 years / MARY ANN WHA(R)TO(N) / SARAH ELIZABETH W…IF(FIN) / sisters of the above / inter(red) in this church-yard / our Dead are living unto …Footstone B.T.W. 1904 4 (A4) Headstone In / loving memory / of / FRANCES C.G. CLARK STEVENS / who died 9th February 1896 / aged 15 years / She sleeps in Jesus free from pain / our loss though great to her is gain / beloved by all who knew her here / and to her parents none more dear / yet hope through Jesus death is given / that soon we’ll meet with her in heaven / also ARTHUR C. STEVENS / father of the above / died 13th Dec 1932 aged 74 / and of his wife MARY / died 24th September aged 78 5 (A5) Pedestal and cross In loving memory of / GEORGE CALLER / who died Augst 11th 1902 / aged 28 years 6 (A6) Pedestal and cross In loving memory / of / JOHN CALLER / who died December 2 1899 / aged 52 years / His end was peace / calmly he passed away 7 (A7) 3 tier pedestal with cross (detached) West facing side: top tier: In loving memory / of / our dear sister / middle tier: MAY STANLEY / died March 9th 1902 age 20 / not gone from memory   East facing side: bottom tier: Not gone from love / but gone to her Father’s / home above 8 (A8) Headstone and footstone East side: In memory of / Mr. WILLIAM BROWNFIELD / who died October 31st 1862 / aged 68 years / also of MARY ANN BROWNFIELD / wife of the above / born November 30th 1796 / died August 12th 1878 aged 82 years / in affectionate remembrance of / two grandsons of the above / JAMES CHARLES HALL / who was drowned at sea / on the 19th of December 1872 / aged 22 years / and of / THOMAS BAYLIS HALL / who died of typhoid fever at sea / on the 19th January 1878 / aged 16 years / also / WILLIAM HENRY BROWNFIELD / son of the above / …rn March 12th 1832 died May 6th 1885 West side:In memory of / HARRY AUGUSTUS HALL / grandson of / WILLIAM AND MARY ANN BROWNFIELD / and brother of J.C. & T.B. HALL / who died in California 27th June 1890 / in his 35 year Footstone W.B. 1862, M.A.B. 1878, J.C.H. 1872, T.B.H. 1878, W.H.B.1885, H.A.H. 1890 9 (A9) Headstone and footstone In / affectionate remembrance / of / EMMA CALLER / who died Decr 31st 1899 / aged 53 years / Thy will be done Footstone CALLER 10. (A10) 3 tier pedestal with standing cross attached Top tier: … loving memory of / my dear husband / ALBERT …ER / w……. / aged …. Years. Middle tier: B[lesseed] are the dead which die in the Lord / also EMMA / beloved wife of the above / born Oct 28th 1862 died Jan 3rd 1947 / resting 11. (A11) Headstone and footstone In loving memory / of / JOHN STEVENS / died Feby 16th 1906 / aged 80 years / also / ROSETTA, his beloved wife / died Jany 25th 1903 / aged 73 years / also / CLARA daughter of the above / died Feby 19th 1873 / aged 2 years / "Thy will be done" Footstone J.S. 1906, R.S. 1903, C.S. 1873 12. (A12) Cross on two tier pedestal base Top tier: … lov… …..y / H.RR… / widow … … (la)te / THOMAS ADES / of Brede Sussex / died Nov 13 1898 aged 6(4) Lower tier: also / HOWARD / youngest son of the above / died Dec 20 1876 aged .8 / R.I.P. 13. (A13) Small headstone and footstone C C / COOMBES / died July 2nd 1861 / aged 7 months Footstone CCC 1861 14 (A14) Twin head and body stones Left-hand Sacred / to the memory of / JOHN FIGGESS / who / departed this life / May the 26th / 1851 / aged 92 years Right-hand Sacred / to the memory of / REBECCA wife of / JOHN FIGGESS / who / departed this Life / February the 8th / 1854 / aged 84 years 15 (A15) Headstone and coffin shaped slab East facing: Sacred / to the memory of / THOMAS LATHAN / who departed this life / December 17th 1846 / aged 62 years / also ANN wife of the above / who died April 29th 1879 / in her 84th year West facing: In / memory of / RICHARD son of / JOSEPH and MARIA FIGGESS / of Northfleet parish / who died December 7th 1848 / aged 17 months 16. (A16) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to / the memory of / Mr. EDWARD COOMBE.. / of this pa.. / ho ..eparted this l… / November 12th 18.. / aged 69 years / also / SARAH wife of the above / who departed this l… / November 18th 1861 / aged 67 years Footstone E.C. 1858, S.C. 1861 17. (A17) Badly eroded. No inscription decipherable. 18. (A18) Cross on three tier pedestal base Top tier: In loving memory / of Middle tier: WILLIAM C…. / born August 3…. / died Decer 4th 1897 Bottom tier: also of CHARLOTTE ELLEN / wife of the above / born November 21st 1835 / died November 8th 1915 19. (A19) Headstone and footstone In affectionate remembrance / of / JOHN BUTCHER / who died January 11th 1871 / aged 75 years / also of ELIZABETH / second wife of the above / who died April 26th 1877 / aged 71 years / "For if we believe that Jesus died and / rose again even so them also which leep in / Jesus will God bring with him" / also ANN and SARAH / daughters of the above JOHN BUTCHER Footstone ..B 1871, EB 1877 20. (A20) Headstone and two footstones Sacred to the memory / of / MARTHA LOTT / sister of / MARY BLACKMAN / who departed this life / (at Gravesend) on the / 28th November 1818 / aged 15 years / MARY BLACKMAN / wife of JOHN BLACKMAN / & eldest daughter of / MATTW & MARY LOTT / who departed this life / May 24th 1818 in the / 26th year of her age / also the above / JOHN BLACKMAN / who departed this life / April 21st 1820 / aged 32 years / left issue two sons / vizt WILLm and JOHN Two footstones M.B. 1818, M.L. 1818 Area B 21. (B1/B2) Twin headstone (leaning) Left-hand In ….. / of ANN FRENCH / wife of / JOHN FRENCH / of this parish / Died 29 …. ar. 1762 / aged 65 years / [BR 2nd April] Right-hand ……… / JOH.. FRENCH / of this …… / who ……. / Nov …….. / aged … years [BR 1777 24th November and GB 1777 burial] 22. (B3) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the memory / of ANN daughter of / JOHN & MARGARET FRENCH / of this parish who departed / this life the 25 of April 1806 / aged 49? Years Footstone A.F. 1806 23. (B4) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. THOMAS FRENCH / of this parish / who departed this life / November 30th 1810? / aged …. Years / left issue two sons and three daughters / (viz) JOHN THOMAS SARAH / ANN MARY … / also SARAH his wife / who departed this life / December 29th 1849 / aged 74 years Footstone T.F. 1810, S.F. 1849 24. (B5) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. WILLIAM FRENCH / of this parish / who departed this life / the 28th of September 1818 / aged 60 years 25. (B6) Headstone In affectionate remembrance / of / MARY FRENCH / of this parish / who departed this life / September 9th 1874 / aged 65 years / "the dust returns to the earth as it was and / the Spirit returns unto God who gave it" / Ecclesiastes 12.7. 26. (B7) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / ANN FRENCH / who departed this life / the 5th of May 1851 / aged 46 years Footstone A.F. 1851 27. (B7a) A coffin shaped stone with a kerbstone. No headstone. No markings. Possibly a FRENCH? In alignment with several other French tombstones. 28. (B8) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / ARTHUR and MARY JANE BALE / for many years / schoolmaster and schoolmistress / at Siesey, Boston, Lincolnshire   On small cross – inscription face down in grass, so very clear. In memory of ARTHUR BUGGS / died Aug. 2nd 1912 Possibly marble – in excellent condition [BR Arthur 29th April 1894, Mary Jane 11th March 1904] 29. (B9) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / HENRY BUGGS / late of this parish / who departed this life / December 28th 1846 / aged 57 years / "come unto me all ye that labour and are / heavy laden and I will give you rest" / Matthew 11 Chap 28th verse / he left issue by HARRIOT his wife / one son and two daughters / viz: JAMES, MARY ANN, / and ELIZABETH / also HARRIOT BUGGS / wife of the above / who died April 9th 1856 aged 66 years / "purge me, with his …. And I shall be clean / wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow" / 51st Psalm 7th verse Footstone H.B. 1846, H.B. 1856 30. (B10) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / HENRY son of / HENRY and HARRIOT BUGGS / who died July 5th 1826 / aged 9 years / also RICHARD JAMES / who died February 4th 1834 / aged 15 years / likewise HARRIOT / who died March 8th 1834 / aged 9 years / "The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken / away. Blessed be the name of the Lord" / Job 4 Chapr 21 verse Footstone H.B. 1826, R.J.B. 1834, H.B. 1834 31. (B11) Headstone and footstone No inscription visible. Stone flaking very badly. Footstone buried against headstone. 32. (B12) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth / the body of / THOMAS SHARMER / of this parish Junr / who died Octor ye 14th / …. Ye 37th year / …. His age Footstone ..S 1737 33. (B13) Headstone The body … / ANN DAI…E / wife of WILL: D…… / late of East G… / and daugh… / (S)KARM… / of …… .arish / ye 30th of J..n. / aged 51 (57?) years 34. (B14) Pedestal and kerbstone Cross on 3-tier pedestal within rectangular kerbstone with raised corners East facing pedestal, top tier: In / loving memory / of Middle tier: ROBERT HENRY FRENCH / DIED April 10 1918. / aged 74 years. Bottom tier: "after he had seved his own generation he fell on sleep West facing pedestal, top tier: Also / KATE LUCY / his wife Middle tier: died May 22 1928 / aged 74 years 35. (B15) Headstone and coffin shaped stone on ground Sacred / to the memory of / HARRIOT wife of / JOHN FRENCH / of this parish / who departed this life / January 8th 1871 / aged 57 years / also EMMA FRENCH / who died in her infancy / left issue / JOHN THOMAS WILLIAM HARRIOT / SARAH ANN ROBERT HENRY MARY / GEORGE MARGARET and EDWARD / JOHN FRENCH / died Sepr 17th 1883 aged 76 years 36. (B16) Headstone and 2 footstones Sacred / SARAH …. of / Mr JOHN R?..E..NEY / of this parish departed this life / on the …….. 18..9 / also two children of the above / who died in their infancy   2 footstones – no inscription visible 37. (B17) Headstone h…e / lyeth … body / of EDWARD BELL / who departed this / life … 6 …. / aged 59? / also his father (and) / mother lies by … / reader (st)and of … / Thy remembrance keep / for in this (gra)ve a / fr…nd of Ch(rist) doth / sleep [GB 1724] 38. (B18) Headstone and 2 footstones To the / memory of MARGARET wife of / JOHN FRENCH / of this parish she departed this / life the 14 October 1780 / aged 56 years / also JOHN FRENCH departed / this life the 7th October 179.. / aged 68 years 2 footstones M.F. 1780, J.F. 179..? [BR 1795] 39. (B19) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / ROBERT FRENCH of this / parish who departed this life / the 24th of November 1802 / aged 40 years Footstone R.F. 1802 40. (B20) Headstone and kerbstone In / loving memory / of / JOHN NORTON / who died 2nd April 1908 / aged 73 years / also of JANE MORGAN / sister of the above / who died 4th February 1910 / aged 79 years / "gone but not forgotten" 41. (B21) Headstone and footstone In memory / of / RICHARD BUGGS / of this parish / who died May 1st 1808 / aged 70 years / also MILDRED BUGGS / wife of the above / who died October 2nd 1786 / aged 46 years / (left issue 4 sons) / likewise SARAH FAIRMAN / daughter of the above / who died June 2nd 1785 Footstone no initials 42. (B22) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mrs MARY BUGGS / of the parish of Ash in this county / who died March 1st 1831 / aged 67 years / "Remember now Thy Creator in the days of Thy / youth while the evil days come not, nor the years / draw nigh when Thou shalt cry I have no pleasure in them" / Ecclesiastes / Chap XII verse 1 / also GEORGE BARKAWAY / who died September 23rd 1831 / aged 5 months / also HANNAH YOUNG / who died May 12th 1875 / aged 74 years / ….. pray Footstone M.B. 1831, G.B. 1831 43. (B23) Headstone and footstone In memory of / Mr WILLIAM BUGGS / died June 6 1819 aged 56 / Mr WILLIAM son of the above died / June 6 1817 aged 28 / ANN BARKAWAY died May 15 1806 / aged 1 year / JESSE BARKAWAY died June 16 18…? / aged 3 years 10 months / grandchildren of the above Footstone W.B. no date 44. (B24) Headstone and 2 footstones In memory of / Mr THOMAS LAURIE of this parish / who departed this life 31st may 1808 / in the 22nd year of his age / left issue one son, THOMAS / also his son THOMAS LAURIE / who departed this life 1st SepTR 1859 / aged 51 years Footstone on left T.L. 1808, T.L. 1859 Footstone on right (not related) E.S. 1831, R.S. 1832 45. (B25) Headstone In / memory of / MARY BUGGS of this parish / who departed this life 28th Sept 1804 / aged 64 years / also THOMAS BUGGS husband of the above / departed this life 3rd Octr 1804 / aged 76 years 2 footstones M.B. 1804 T.B. 1804 46. (B26a) Headstone and footstone East facing: In memory of / CHARLES / the beloved son of / WILLIAM And NAOMI JEAL / who departed this life / January 29th 1878 / aged 15 years / also / WILLIAM JEAL / father of the above / who passed peacefully above / February 22nd 1903 / aged 70 years / also NAOMI JEAL / called to rest April 19 1912 / aged 80 years / a faithful wife and loving mother West facing: In / affectionate remembrance / of / MARY wife of / WILLIAM LANE, / of this parish / who died March 19th 1872 / aged 67 years / also / WILLIAM LANE / husband of the above / who died April 9th 1882 / aged 80 years 47. (B26b) Footstone ML 1872, CJ 1878, WL 1882, WJ 1903, NJ 1912 48. (B26c) Footstone leaning against wall backing the A227 G.B. 1860 reference to GEORGE BUGGS buried 10 July M.B. 1878 reference to MARY, wife of GEORGE BUGGS buried 12 February No headstone survives. Provenance:- burial register 49. (B27) Footstone leaning against wall backing the A227 M.B. 1818 reference to MARY BLACKMAN see No. 20 (A20) 50. (B28) Footstone leaning against wall backing the A227 M.L. 1818 reference to MARTHA LOTT see A20 51. (B29) Footstone (no details visible) leaning against wall backing the A227 Area C 52. (C1) Headstone and footstone In affectionate remembrance / of / ELVIRA / the beloved wife of / JAMES BUGGS / who died November 3rd 1868 / aged 41 years / "Thy will be done" / also JULIA BUGGS / who died March 10th 1870 / aged 7 years / "the Lord giveth and taketh, blessed be / the name of the Lord" / also the above JAMES BUGGS / who exchanged life for immortality / August 9th 1890 aged 69 years / "Home at last Thy labour done. / Safe and blest the victory won. / Jordan passed from pain set free / Angels now have welcomed thee. Footstone E.B. 1868, J.B. 1870, J.B. 1890 53. (C2) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the memory / of / HENRY BUGGS / who died 17th May 1894 / Aged 34 years at base of headstone J. Steel Gravesend (stonemason) Footstone H.B. 1894 54. (C3) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / RICHARD BARNARD / who died October 8th 1837 / aged 59 years / also HANNAH wife of the above / who died December 9th 1856 / aged 77 years / also JAMES their son / born 25th September / died 11th December 1815 Footstone R.B. 1837, H.B. 1856, J.B. 1815 54. (C4) Headstone and footstone In memory of / ROBERT HILLS / who died 5th July 1813 aged 77 years / left issue two sons and six daughters / "in the gay scene too oft of giddy youth / he sought his God and chose the paths of truth: / those paths he trod to life’s meridian stage / those paths pursu’d to long extended age / Pain he endur’d but from affliction’s flame / like Gold refulgent from the furnace came / till in full age and well prepared for death / calm and unruffl’d he resigned his breath / Reflection / perhaps some critic, or perhaps some friend / may ask ‘and what’s the good these lines intend?’ / Live o’er his life and such shall be thine end" / MARY wife of the above / ROBERT HILLS / who died the 20th February 1820 / aged 85 years Footstone R.H. 1817, M.H. 1820 55. (C5) Twin headstone and two body tombs with initials at foot of each Left-hand Sacred / to the memory of / Mr THOMAS EDMEADES / of the parish of Darenth / who departed this life / the 30th of March 1820 / aged 80 years Right-hand Sacred / to the memory of / ANNE relict of / THOMAS EDMEADES / departed this life / 13th of December 1832 / aged 83 years At foot of body tombs T.E. & A.E. 56. (C6) Headstone, body tomb and footstone In sacred memory … / …ANOR EDMEAD.. sis… .. / THOMAS EDMEADES of Stone who / …. this li… the .. November 1802 / aged … years Footstone – at foot of body stone E.E. 1802 [BR Elizabeth 9th November] 57. (C7) Headstone and body stone Memory / ALICE wife of / Mr. THOMAS CUCKOW / of this parish / who died the 30th of March 1821 / aged 77 years / also the above THOMAS CUCKOW / who died the 23rd of April 1821 / aged 80 years / left issue three sons / JOHN THOMAS and RICHARD 58. (C8) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth / the body of / ELIZA SALMON / sister of WILL… / SALMON of ys parish / she died in ye year / 1710? / aged … years Footstone totally illegible 59. (C9) Headstone and footstone Here lieth / the body of ELIZABETH / wife of THOMAS / PLUMMER of this parish / she departed this life Feb / ruary 28th 1759 in the / 47 year of her age / here lieth also the body / of the said THOMAS / PLUMMER he departed / this life Aug the 22nd 1764 / aged 62 years Footstone E.P. 1759, T.P. 1764 60. (C10) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth the body of / RICHARD PLUMMER late / of the parish of Greenwich / in Kent who dyed Octor. / the 24th 1741 aged 74 yr. Footstone RP 1741 61. (C11) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth the body / of WILLIAM BUGGS / cityson and cook of / London. He departed / this life February 4th / A.D. 1756 in the / 30 year of his age / "short was my days / the longer is my rest / God called me hence / because he knew it best" Footstone W.B. 1756 62. (C12) Headstone and footstone Here li… / the body of / ELIZAH PLUMMER / widow who depar / ted this life De / cemr. ye 25 in ye / year of our Lord / 1772(?) & in ye 84 / year of her age Footstone EP 1772? 63. (C13) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / KATHARINE daughter of / THOMAS & SARAH SALMON / of this parish / departed this life the … of / June 181? Aged 11 years [BR 1810 7th June] 64. (C14) Headstone In memory of / THOMAS SALMON / late of the parish of Farningham / who departed this life / the 27th of October 1822 aged … years 65. (C15) Headstone In memory of / Mrs. SARAH SALMON / wife of Mr. THOMAS SALMON / of Farningham in this county / who died May 9th 1832 / aged 61 years 66. (C16) Headstone In / memory / of SARAH wife of / DAVID TERRY / of ye parish who died 9 June 1763 / in the 58th y… of her age / also LYDIA wife of the above said DAVID TERRY / who died ye 16th of July 1765 / in the 40th year of her age / left issue one son JAMES / of DAVID TERRY / died April the 9th 1777 / aged 68 years [BR 4th April 1777] 67. (C17) Headstone(in two pieces) and footstone In memory of / Mr. JOHN NEVILL late of this parish / who departed this life May 12 1771(?) / aged 61 years / also here lieth the body of JANE NEVILL formerly wife of / the … JOHN NEVILL who departed / this life Oc….. 1801 aged 82 years Footstone JN 1771 68. (C18) Headstone Here / … Bo… / W….. / JOHN …… / parish …. / March …. / in ye 9th ye …. / his age 69. (C19) Headstone To / the memory of / Mr. JOHN WOOD / of this parish who / died June ye 30th 178?.. / aged 70? Years [BR 1750 3rd July] 70. (C20) Headstone and kerbstone East side: In / loving memory of / a dear wife and mother / MAY MEAKIN / Who died 27th December 1960 / aged 66 years / cremated at Medway Crematorium / at rest / also GEORGE MEAKIN / husband of the above / who died 22nd Nov. 1964 / aged 82 years / cremated / also FRED MEAKIN / brother of the above / died 23rd Dec. 1967 / aged 83 years / cremated West side: In loving memory / of / SAMUEL MEAKIN / died 11th July 1892 / aged 46 years / "the memory of the just is blessed" / also CAROLINE MEAKIN / wife of the above / died 26th April 1925 / aged 70 years / "I came to Jesus as I was / weary and worn and sad / I found in him a resting place / and he has made me glad" 71. (C21) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the / memory of / HARRIET / wife of JAMES KILLICK / who departed this life / November 20th 1861 / aged 67 years / "be ye also ready for in such an hour as ye / think not the Son of Man cometh / Matt. 24th 44th / JAMES KILLICK / died December 9th 1889 / aged 97 years / also / SUSANNAH THOMAS & EMMA AMELIA / children of the above who died / in their infancy Footstone H.K. 1861, J.K. 1889 72. (C22) Small 3 tiered pedestal and kerbstone Top tier: In loving memory / of / THOMAS KILLICK Second tier: who departed this life / April 6th 1891 / aged 53 years / "the memory of the just is blessed" Bottom tier north side: J. Steel Gravesend (stonemason) Area D 73. (D1) Headstone and body stone In memory of / ELIZABETH SHEPHERD / wife of JOHN SHEPHERD of / Ditton in the county and daughter of / THO. And CATHARINE SALMON / late of Boxley who departed this life / the 20. of May 1814 / aged 50 years / left issue two daughters / viz: ELIZABETH and MARY ANN At end of body stone: E.S. 1814 74. (D2) Double headstone In memory of / CATHERINE wife of / THOMAS SALMON / late of Boxley who departed / this life November ye 30 1781 / aged 56 years / also WILLIAM son of the above / THOMAS and CATHARINE SALMON / who departed this life July the / 31 1785 aged 32 years 75. (D3) Headstone In memory of THOS SALMON / late of Boxly farmer departed / this life January the 26th 17..8 / aged 43 years / left CATHERINE his wife and issue / by her two sons and one daughter / WILLM THOSS and ELIZ. [BR Thomas 2nd February 1768] 76. (D4) Double headstone and footstone Left-hand In / memory of / THOS son of / THOS and / CATHERINE SALMON who / died Decem 25 / 1762 aged 9 / months Right-hand Also / (??) WHIFFIN their / Son died A…l / 6 1765 aged / 9 months Footstone illegible [BR Whiffin 10th August 1763] 77. (D5) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth / the body of WILLIAM / SALMON of this parish / who departed ys life / …th of June 1746 / …. 72 years / left …ue 3 sons / WILL. WHIFFIN & THOS Footstone WS 1746 78. (D6)Headstone and footstone Here lieth / ye body of ELIZA / wife of WILLIAM / SALMON of ys parish / yeom & daughr of / RICHD WHIFFIN / late of ys parish / who died June ye 12 / 1726 in ye 40th / year of her age Footstone: E.S. 1726 .79. (D7) Double headstone and two footstones Left-hand Here lyes ye / body of RICHD /WHIFFIN of ys / parish yeỡ: who / died March / ye 4th 1725 in / ye 91st year of / his age Right-hand Here lyes / the body of / JANE Ye wife / of RICHARD / WHIFFIN of ths / parish who part: this life / ye 16th of April (1708) Footstones R.W. (no date), J.W. 1708 80. (D8) Headstone and two footstones In / memory of WHIFFEN SALMON / of this parish who departed this life / the 18th of March 1791 / in the 72nd year of his age / also WILLIAM SALMON / who departed this life March the 14th / 1796 aged 81 years Two footstones: (one with no inscription) WS 1791 81. (D9) A large table tomb surrounded by a body stone and a headstone     East facing: In / memory of five children of / ROBERT EDMEADES son of THOS / EDMEADES of Minster in the Isle of Sheppey / and ANN his wife viz:- / ROBERT died 1st May 1817 aged 17 months / ROBERT 29th Dec 1819 6 months / CATHERINE 6th Jany 1822 11 months / ESTHER ELIZH 25 Jany 1833 11 months / KATE 27th Augt 1833 6 years / also the above named ROBERT EDMEADES Esqr / late solicitor at Sheerness and father of the above children / who died the 20th January 1863 aged 71 years / also ANN wife of the above ROBT EDMEADES Esqr / who died the 23rd November 1881 aged 90 years    West facing: In memory of / MARY EDMEADES / wife of THOMAS EDMEADES / of the parish of Minster in the Isle of Sheppey / daughter of ROBERT and MARY HILLS / of this parish who departed this life the 12th July 1801 aged 37 years / also the above named / THOMAS EDMEADES / who died on the 14th day of March 1832 / aged 71 years / also REBECCA EDMEADES / daughter of the above / who died on the 20th November 1850 / aged 36 years [BR Robert (father) 27th January 1865, Mary 1800, GB Rebecca 1830] 81. (D10) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of JOSEPH MUNDAY / (late of Higham in the county of Kent) / departed this life the 17th of April / 1798 aged 37 years / also MARY daughter of the above / died the 9th of November 1794 / aged 1 year 7 months / left issue 1 son and 3 daughters / viz: ROBERT ANN ELIZABETH / and SUSANNA At foot of body stone J.M. 1798 82. (D11) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / MARY wife of / JOSEPH LANGFORD / of this parish / who died October the 26th 1831 / aged 63 years / left 1 husband with three sons / and three daughters / to lament their loss / also the above / JOSEPH LANGFORD / who died November the 18th 1839 / aged 78 years Footstone ML 1..1, JL 1839 83. (D12) Headstone and two footstones RICHARD MASTER… / of this parish died May … / 1689 aged 33 years / JOAN ye wife of RICHD ~ / MASTERS (since ye wife of / WILL: EDMEADS of Nustead) / died June ye 3rd 1717 aged 51 / years / Memento mori Footstones RM 1689, second has no inscription 84. (D13) Headstone and footstone (belonging to D12) To the memory / of ELIZABETH GUNNING / wife of ROBERT GUNNING of / the parish of Cobham. She was / a loving wife a tender mother / and a good neighbour. Lived well / respected and died much lamented / was sister of GEORGE MASTERS / of this parish. She dep / arted this life the 17th day of September / 1736 aged 48 years / also ROBERT GUNNING / died May 8th 1770 aged 85 years Footstone JM 1717 (belonging to D12) 85. (D14) Headstone and two footstones (one belonging to D13) In / memory of / CATHARINE GUNNING / daughter of ROBERT and ELIZABETH GUNNING / late of Cobham who departed / this life the 13 day of July / 1783 in the 56 year of her / age Two footstones E.G. 1736 (belonging to D13), CG 1783 86. (D15) Headstone Here / lyeth ye body / of ELIZ. The / wife of RICHARD / HARWOOD who / died (of the / smallpox) / June ye 5 1710 / aged 46 years 87. (D16) Headstone RICHARD / HARWOOD / who dyed of / the smallpox [remainder of inscription buried] [GB 1710] 88. (D17) Headstone and two footstones In affectionate remembrance / of / WILLIAM THOMAS ATKINS / who died July 6th 1890 / aged 32 years Two footstones one no visible inscription – largely buried, WTA 1890 89. (D18) Headstone and kerbstone In loving memory / of / JOHN ATKINS / who died Aug 9 1901 / aged 77 years / also KEZIA his wife / died June 11 1902 / aged 74 years 90. (D19) Headstone and footstone In loving memory / of / JESSE LANE / who died January 6th 1906 / aged 61 years Footstone no inscription 91. (D20) Body stone with sculpted cross South facing side: In loving memory of / FLORENCE MARION GOLDING BIRD / wife of C.H. GOLDING BIRD F.R.C.S. / senior consulting surgeon to Guys Hospital / born Sept. 3 1853 died March 23 1919 North facing side: In loving memory of / CUTHBERT HILTON GOLDING BIRD B.A.M.B., F.R.C.S. / senior consulting surgeon to Guys Hospital / born July 7 1848 died March 6 1939 / aged 90 years 92. (D21) Headstone To / the memory of / HANNAH wife of JOSEPH / MUNN the elder she died February 15th 1715 in the / 34(54?) year of her age [BR and GB 1745] 93. (D22) Headstone Left-hand In / memory of JOSEPH MUNN / of this parish who / departed this life / November the 9th / 1788 / aged 83 years Right-hand Also / to the memory / of MARGARET wife of / JOSEPH MUNN / who departed this life / September the 30th / 1803 / aged 89 years "With patience to the last he did persist / and murmurd not in what the Lord thought [best] / He with a Christian courage did resign / His soul to God at his appointed time" // "Here rests recalled from this stage of life / A tender mother and a virtuous wife" [BR and GB Margaret 6th April 1805] 94. (D23) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr ROBERT MUNDAY / who departed this life / the 11th of April 1809 / aged 42 years / brother to the late Mr JOSEPH MUNDAY / interr’d near this place Footstone RM 1809 95. (D24) Headstone and two footstones Sacred / to the memory of / THOMAS HART / late of this parish who died / May 19th 1829 / aged 67 years / also of / HANNAH / wife of the above who died / July 7th 1809 / aged 45 years / they had issue / MARY, THOMAS, CHARLOTTE, / ELIZABETH, SARAH, JOHN, / ANNE-JOHANNA and WILLIAM / three of whom only survived them / viz: / THOMAS SARAH and WILLIAM Two footstones H.H. 1809 and T.H. 1829 96. (D25) Headstone Left-hand In memory / of RICHARD / SUTHERDEN / of this parish / who departed / this life Septr / the 21st 1780 / aged 70 years Right-hand In memory / of SARAH wife / of RICHARD / SUTHERDEN of / this parish who / departed this life / Decembr 1st 1765 / aged 48 years [BR and GB Sarah December 7th 1763] 97. (D26) Headstone and footstone East facing: In / memory of / JANE CHARLOTTE RICH / daughter of / WILLIAM and JANE RICH / who died 28th April 1808 aged 5 years / "Afflictions sore long time she bore / physicians were in vain / till God did please death should her ease / and free her from her pain" / Mrs JANE RICH died May 30th / 1815 aged 44 years West facing: Also / THOMAS GEE RICH / died 2nd Feby 1810 aged 5 years / and / ANN ELITH RICH / died 14th Feby 1811 aged 4 years / ALFRED died in his infancy Footstone JCR 1808, JR 1815 98. (*D27) Headstone, bodystone and footstone In memory of / JEMIMA wife of / ISAAC BLISSETT / of the parish of Strood / and daughter of / JOSEPH and MARGARET MUNN / who departed this life April 7th / 1799 aged 47 years / "Farewell dear husband I am gone before / to pay the way and pay kind nature’s score / you soon must follow for you cannot stay / when our Saviour calls you must obey" // "With wailing tears I mourn her end / losing my double comfort wife and friend" Footstone JB 1799 99. (D28) Headstone [Here] / lieth t… b… / JOHN son of JOSEPH M… [and] / MARGARET M… of this / parish who died Sept 30th 1777 / aged 26 years / "My tender parents dear grieve not for me / for at the Judgement Day a Saint I hope to be / It was Gods will to call me in my bloom / [do] n.. grieve and think I am gone too soon [GB gives John MUNN this year of burial. See D22] 100. (D29) Headstone Left-hand In memory of / WILLIAM MUNN / son of JOSEPH & / MARGARET MUNN / of this parish who / departed this life / May 21st 1766 in the / 21st year of his age Now by my kindred here I lie / God hath decreed] [that I] must die / and [tho] my bed is in the dust / I hope to rise among the just Right-hand Also in memory / of THOMAS MUNN / son of JOSEPH & / MARGARET MUNN / who departed / this life April 30th / 1766 in the 18th year of his age When in this world I did remain / my latter end was grief and pain / But when the Lord did think it best / He took me to his blessed rest 101. (D30) Large marble cube surrounded by ornate ‘dish’ and pedestal (now lost) on a three tiered plinth West facing: Here / lieth interrd the body of / Mr JOHN PHILLIPS / of this parish who departed this / life the 3rd of March 1741 / aged 43 years North facing: Also / lieth interred the body of / Mrs MARGARET PHILLIPS / who departed this life MDech* 16 1790 / aged 84 years South facing: Here lieth the body of / Mr THOMAS PHILLIPS / who died the 16th of March 17..9 / aged 52 years East facing: Here / also lieth interr’d the body of / Mr JOHN PHILLIPS who departed / this life February the 13th 1801 / aged 68 years     * Possible mason error. Month could be March or December [BR Thomas 22nd March 1789, Margaret 23rd December 1790] 102. (D31) Headstone, bodystone and footstone Here lies interr’d the body / of JOHN ALLCHIN / of this parish yeoman / who departed ys life March ye 23rd 1760 / aged 43 years // left issue two children JOHN and MARY / he was a loving husband & tender father / died well respected and much lamented Footstone JA 1760 103. (D32) Headstone and bodystone Sacred to the memory of / MARY daughter of / JOHN and MARGARET PHILLIPS / relict of JOHN ALLCHIN of this parish / and wife of THOMAS EDMEADES / of Stone who died May the 21st 1800 / aged 72 years / left issue one son and two daughters / viz: JOHN MARY and ANN    N.B. D32a Small unmarked grave lying between the feet of D31 and D32 Possibly connected? A child of this marriage? Area E 104. (E1) Headstone (badly flaking) To the … / of SAR … MUNNS / w … TH O … / MU … Cobham / who departed this life / January 26 (?) 1729 (?) / Aged 34 years / 3 children one … / … daugh … THOM … / MARY & SARAH 105. (E2) Headstone and footstone (leaning against headstone turned sideways. Apparently not connected to headstone – date 1800) Here lyeth / the body of RICKEBY / TIESDELL son of NICHO / & ELIZA TIESDELL / of this parish he died / Dec ye 1737 aged / 31 years left issue by / SUSANh his wife one son / SAMUEL 106. (E3) Headstone (leaning) and footstone Left-hand In memory / of / NICH. TIESDELL / who died / Oct. 6th 1766 / aged 88 years Right-hand In memory / of ELIZABETH the wife of NICH. TIESDELL / who died March 13th 1769 / aged 95 years Footstone N.T. 1766 107. (E4) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / MARY wife of NICHOLAS REEVES / of this parish who departed this life / the 21st of December 1776 / aged 36 years / also SUSANNA second wife of the above NICHOLAS REEVE departed / this life the 8th February 1800 / aged 73 years / NICHOLAS REEVE husband of the / above who departed this life / Sep. 18 1817 / aged 81 years Footstone dated 1800 no initials – next to E2. Probably connected with this headstone. 108. (E5) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. DAVID HUNT / native of this parish / who died at Sheerness 7th Septr 1836 / aged 79 years / also Mrs. ELIZth HUNT wife of the above / native of Ludesdown / who died at Sheerness 25th Decr 1840 / aged 79 years / leaving 3 sons & 5 daughters Footstone D.H. 1836, E.H. 1840 109. (E6) Headstone and footstone (leaning against headstone) In memory of / DAVID HUNT of this parish / departed this life Jan 20 1801 / aged 7 ? years / also ANN wife of above / departed this life Dec 11th (?) 1808 (?) / aged 77 years Footstone D.H. 1801 110. (E7) Headstone and footstone In Memory / ELIZABETH wife of / WILLIAM JOHNSON / who departed this life / the 7 (?) October 1816 (?) aged 31 years / by sickness died / in death did …. and / … impossible to decipher … / … impossible to decipher … / the above WILLIAM JOHNSON / who departed this life / … December 1836 aged 81 years Footstone E.J. 1816, W.J. 1836 [BR William 23rd Dec. (burial)] 111. (E8) Headstone (leaning sideways, flaking. Piece of lead projecting on one side – was this stone once connected to another?) Sacred / to the memory of / SARAH wife of JOSEPH PARKER / of this Parish departed / the 1st September 1796 / aged 52 years / left issue three sons + two daughte .. / JOHN JOSEPH RICHARD / ANN SARAH / also the above JOSEPH PARKER / departed this life / aged 81 years 112. (E8a) Table tomb, two feet in height on a ridged plinth – sandstone – large. Here lyeth the body of Mr / URIDGE COX son of Mr THOMAS / and ELIZABETH COX who depar / ted this life September the / 17th 1704 in the 17th year of / his age / EDWARD MARKETT buried …eby / 28th 171- aged 12 days / Mrs ELIZth COX wife of Mr / THOs COX died Feb. 1717 / aged 52 / ANN SPRAT daughr of Mr COX / March 20th 1717 aged 33 / ELIZth daughr of Mr COX / Febr 20th 1719 aged 33 / MARY MARKETT Febr 2nd 1724 / aged 9 days / THOs MARKETT May 31st 1728 / aged 9 years 8 months / GEORGE MARKETT Jany 9th 1733 / aged 3 years 8 months / JOHN MARKETT Esqr obiit Novr VIIIn / AD MDCCLn aetatis suae LXXIn / ANN MARKETT wife of JOHN / MARKETT Esqr obiit Decr XXIXn / AD MDCCLn aetatis suae LVIIn [GB Edward Markett 1714] 113. (E9) Headstone Here / lyeth the body / of EDWARD / SAUNDERS / … (yeoman?) .o of Cobham / who dyed Octor ye / 12th 1726 aged / 54 years / by JANE his beloved / wife he left issue / daughters: JANE / HANNAH 114. (E10) Headstone Here lyeth / ye body of / NICOLAS PIGGOTT / who departed this / life January ye 16th / the yeare of Our / …. –70- and in / …. 34 yeare of / his age [GB 1701] 115. (E11) Pedestal (polished marble) Top tier: In ever loving / memory of / Second tier: RALPH HART TWEDDELL / of Meopham Court / Died 3rd Sept. 1895 aged 52 / "The Lord hath need of him" / Bottom tier: and of HANNAH MARY / his wife / died 28th Oct. 1914 / Aged 69 116. (E12) Headstone and footstone In memory of / ELIZABETH SALMON / who died September the 21 1789 / aged 76 / also of JOHN SALMON / who died August the … 1791 / aged 86 Footstone E.S. 1789, J.S. 1791 [BR John 17th August 1791] 117. (E13) Headstone and footstone In memory of ROBT NORRIS / of this parish who died Sept. / 25th 1747 in the 64th year / of his age / also of MARY his wife / who died Febry … 1751 / aged 61 y… / …… / left issue one dau … ELIZTH Footstone M.N. 1751 [BR 27th February] 118. (E14) Headstone and body coffin Sacred / to the memory of / RICHARD SNELLING / who died November 29 18.. / aged 45 years / also RICHARD SNELLING / Son of the above / who died December 10th 1819 / aged 4 years / Also SARAH SNELLING / wife of the above / who died April .. 1871 / Aged 81 years / her end was peace [GB 1833] 119. (E15) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / MARY wife of / JOHN NEVILL / of this Parish / who departed this life / May 9th 1822 age 28 years / also of ELIZABETH / second wife of the above / who departed this life / January 21st 1849 / aged 65 years / "house and riches are the inheritance / of fathers: and a prudent wife is / from the Lord" Proverbs chap 19th / verse 14th / also of the above / JOHN NEVILL / who departed this life / June 17th 1859 / aged 79 years / "love not sleep lest thou come / to poverty. open thine eyes / and thou shalt be satisfied with bread" / Proverbs chap 20th verse 13th Footstone M.N. 1822, E.N. 1849, J.N. 1859 120. (E16) Headstone and footstone leaning against headstone In / loving memory of / ANNE NICHOLLS / wife of / THOMAS NICHOLLS Esq / of / Lindenwood Meopham / who died / Feb. 29th 1908 / aged 88 years Footstone AN 1908 121. (E17) Pedestal 3 tiered plinth East side: top tier In / loving memory / of / middle tier EMILY WOOD / the beloved wife of / STEPHEN WOOD / bottom tier who entered into rest at Harvel / 15th Novr 1915 aged 53 / "when I was in trouble I called upon / the Lord and he heard me" Psalm CXXI North side: top tier Also / middle tier STEPHEN WOOD / who died / 18th March 1935 / aged 73 years / bottom tier honour thy father and / thy mother 122. (E18) Celtic cross 6ft high on double pedestal In loving memory of / MARY / wife of HENRY WATSON / late of Newcastle-on-Tyne / born Decr 17 1842 / died Jany 20 1907 123. (E19) Stone cross on triple pedestal plus rectangular kerbstone with stone urn At the foot East side: top tier In / loving memory / of / middle tier WILLIAM JOHN LAKER / who died May 27th 1908 / aged 64 years / ‘Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace’ / bottom tier also ANNIE MARIA wife of the above / died May 9th 1930 aged 84 North side: also / their / daughter / middle tier MABEL ANNIE / ROWE / died Nov. 6th 1956 / aged 73 years / bottom tier blank South side: also / WILLIAM / middle tier husband of MABEL / died April 20th 1968 / bottom tier blank 124. (E20) Headstone and footstone In / memory of / THOMAS NORDISH / of this parish who died the 7th / Of January 1814 aged 50 (?) years / left issue three sons and two / Daughters THOMAS HENRY / JOHN MARY and ANN / also ANN wife of the above / THOMAS NORDISH who died / supporting stone obscuring bottom line Footstone T.N. 1814 125. (E21) Headstone and footstone In memory of / HANNAH wife of PHILIP BUGG / of this parish / who departed this life June 27th 1815 / aged -?9 years / left issue two sons and two daughters / viz: THOMAS, PHILIP, MARY, SARAH Footstone H.B. 1815 126. (E22) Headstone and footstone In memory of / HENRY NORDISH / who departed this life / the 31st of January 1821 / aged 61 years / he that lies mouldering in the dust / was honest prudent wise and just / he lived in love, he died in peace / lets hope his joys will never cease Footstone H.N. 1821 Area F 127. (F1) Headstone and footstone Here R…. / body of …. WIL / CROWHURST of …… / parish son of WILLm … / CROWHURST of Rootham / who died Feb. 27th 1718 / aged 46 years Footstone (sideways – leaning against headstone) W.C. 1718 128. (F2) Double headstone, 2 footstones Left-hand Here …th / the b..y of / THOMAS / CROWHURST / of this parish he / ……. Life / the 28 of Decr / 176.. / in the …. Year / of his age Right-hand H….. / the …. / MARY wife / Of THO..S / CROWHURST / of This parish / departed this life / Dec.. 6… 1711 / aged 38 years 2 Footstones M.C. T.C. (no dates) [GB Thomas 1768] 129. (F3) Headstone Here / lyeth the body / THOMAS son of / THOMAS and MARY / CROWHURST of this / parish he departed this / May 7th 1750 / age 26 years Footstone (lying sideways against headstone) T.C. (no date) 130. (F4) Two headstones – each broken off and one partially wedged beneath Horse chestnut. Two footstones, one horizontal incribed surface, face downwards. (1) who d… / the 3rd of August / also ANN wife / JOHN DAL … / who departed this / the 21st of June 1837 aged (2) in memory of / WILLIAM DALTON / of this parish .. / who depart… / the 6th Dec 17.. Footstones (1) JD 1825, AD 1837 (2) WD 1797 (possibly not connected with headstone? See BR entry) [BR William 1793 14th Dec] 131. (F5) Kerbstone with ornate corners shaped as crosses North side of kerbstone: In loving memory of JOHN BELLAMY / JEPSON died 18th January 1904 aged / 59 years // also MARY ELIZABETH, wife / of the above died 15th November / 1919 aged 72 years West side of kerbstone: Gates and sons / Frindsbury (stone mason) 132. (F6) Headstone In / memory of / MARY ANNA / wife of / SAMUEL LARCOMB / who died November 6 1905 / aged 76 years / also the above named / SAMUEL LARCOMB / who died at Hook Green Meopham / March 1 1913 / aged 82 years 133. (F7) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mrs. CAROLINE WILLIAMS / the beloved wife of / WILLIAM ELLIOTT WILLIAMS / of this parish / who died at Luddesdown Septb 30th 1857 / aged 34 years / leaving issue one son WILLIAM 134. (F8) Headstone and 2 footstones (one might belong to F7 – west facing, and one to F9 – east facing) EDWIN / WILLIAMS / died / 14th Feb 1945 / aged 80 years Footstones: (1) C.W. 1857 (west facing – belonging to F7?) (2) A.W. 1900, A.W. 1910 (east facing – belonging to F9?) 135. (F9) Headstone In / loving memory / of / AMY / the faithful wife of / EDWIN WILLIAMS / died Jan. 2 1900 / aged 6.. years / so He giveth His beloved sleep / also ANN WILLIAMS / died Feb. 3 1910 / aged 46 years / also the above EDWIN WILLIAMS / died Nov 7 1920 / aged 85 years / ‘Until the day break and the shadows / flee away’ 136. (F10) Headstone a double inscription – one east facing, one west facing with two surnames. Footstone East facing: Sacred / to the memory of / ELLEN PETT / who died November 21st 1848 / aged 20 years and 8 months / ‘Good name is better than precious / ointment’ / Eccl ch 7 V1 Footstone E.P. 1848 West facing: Sacred / ……. / MARY SMITH / who died February …8th 18… / aged …. Years / this stone / is erected / in memory of esteem… / and sincere friend [BR Mary Smith 1830] 137. (F11) Headstone – with regimental badge F24545 Private / C. MAYNARD / Royal Army Service Corps / 8th May 1916 138. (F12) Headstone CH/ (7?, J?) 484 Private R.M.L.I. / T.H. WELLARD / "S.S. Teeswood" / 8th April 1918 age 42 139. (F13) Kerbstone South side: In loving memory of LOUIS W. / PARSONS died Dec. 6 1919 / aged 29 North side: Also of JENNIE E.PARSONS / died April 28 1896 / aged 26 Area G 140. (G1) Headstone and two footstones In / memory of / JOHN BATCHELOR of / this parish who departed / this life May 1 1760 / in the 41st year of his / age / also MARY wife of the / above JOHN BATCHELOR / who departed this life Feb / the 7th 1797 aged 77 years Two footstones J.B 1760, M.B 1797 141. (G2) Headstone and footstone PETER GUNNING born / in the parish / of Meopham / departed this life / June 25th 1747 / in the year of his age 89 / also JANE GUNNING his dr. / obt 12 Octr 1767 æ 71 Footstone PG MDCCLXVII 142. (G3) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth ye body / of SARAH the wife of PETER GUNNING / who departed this life / the 2e day of October / in ye year of our Lord / 1702 / and in ye 48 year of / her age Footstone SG 143. (G4) Headstone and footstone Here lieth / the body of PETER / son of PETER and SARAH / GUNNING of this / parish who departed / this life August ye / 13th in ye year of our / Lord 1714 and / in ye 27th year of his / age Footstone PG 1714 144. (G5) Pedestal four tier with cross missing East facing: Top tier: In memory of Second tier: ALICE MAUD HOOPER / daughter of / Revd. JOHN & FRANCES HOOPER Third tier: born Oct 9th 1844 / fell asleep June 21st 1897 / "They also serve who only stand & wait" / also ELLEN MATILDA HOOPER / sister of the above / fell asleep Dec 28 1911 / aged 7 Bottom tier: "That we through patience and comfort of the / scriptures might have hope" Romans XV V4 / also GEORGINA ARABELLA HOOPER / died June 15th 1923 aged 81 years North facing: Top tier: - Second tier: EDITH / CAROLINE / HOOPER / Third tier: died April 28 1925 / aged 79 years 145. (G6) Slab with plinth resting on it and cross at foot of slab Possibly the lowest plinth of G9 (John Hooper). Slab sunk into grass. Also of FRANCES widow of the above / who departed this life 13th November 1887 / aged 81 years / daughter of the late Revd W. GOODALL No mention of Francis’ surname but on analogy with inscription on G9 highly probable that she is widow of John Hooper. 146. (G7) Slab with a cross Slab embedded in grass overlooking trench surrounding church wall. Possible that the triple plinth in trench G8 belongs to this slab. i.e. Isabel Tunnah’s grave. Mason’s mark DAWES / Wrotham Road Gravesend 147. (G8) Pedestal three tier, (in walled trench), cross missing Top tier: In / loving memory / of Second tier: ISABEL TUNNAH / who died at Meopham Court / June 18th 1913 / aged 69 Bottom tier: "Asleep in Jesus" 148. (G9) Pedestal three tier, (in walled trench), cross missing Top tier: Sacred / to the memory / of Second tier: the Revd JOHN HOOPER / 21 years vicar of Meopham / who departed this life / Novr the 4th 1875 aged 74 years Third tier: youngest son of / JOHN HOOPER / of Hendford Manor House / Yeovil Somerset / "so he giveth his beloved sleep" 149, (G10) Pedestal four tier on large kerbstone base. Cross detached lying flat within kerbstone East facing: Top tier: In loving memory of / CAROLINE / the devoted wife of / ANTHONY TODD Second tier: born September 3rd 1847 died Aug 12th 1899 / Life’s race well run / life’s work well done / life’s crown well won / now come rest Third tier: also of her husband / ANTHONY TODD / who died Dec 28th 1918 / aged 82 Nothing on 4th tier 150. (G11) Pedestal three tier with kerbstone, fallen cross West facing: top tier: In loving memory of / GLADYS CHRISTABEL / youngest daughter of Second tier: NELSON LEEMING / who fell asleep Jan 2nd 1917 aged 17 years / "at rest" Bottom tier: - South facing: Top tier: - Second tier: also ANNIE ELIZA / widow of NELSON LEEMING / died 5th September 1957 / "at rest" Bottom tier: - East facing: Top tier: In loving memory of / NELSON / youngest son of Second tier: THOMAS LEEMING / who fell asleep / Nov 7. 1897 aged 28 / "Thy will be done" 151. (G12) Headstone with body stone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / M. EDWARD BEAUMONT / who departed this life April 19 1821 / aged 51 years / after a long and tedious illness which he bore / with great patience in hopes that he might be / one of those pronounced by our blessed Saviour / "come ye blessed of my father / inherit the kingdom prepared for you from / the foundation of the world" / Matthw Chap 25 verse 34 / also near this place lieth / WILLIAM BEAUMONT son of the above / who departed this life August 8 1806 / aged 6 years & six months Body stone and footstone E.B., W.B. 152. (G13) Pedestal with broken cross In / loving memory / of / THOMAS ELWYN / Lt. .. General Royal Artillery / who died on the 29th August 1899 / aged 83 / also of ANNE / for 62 years his beloved wife / who died on the 10th June 1909 / in her 93rd year 153. (G14) Pedestal East facing: Sacred / to the memory of / MAUNDY HARVEY GRAHAM / ELWYN / 4th son of / Lt. General ELWYN R.A. / who died / on the 10th of March 1885 / aged 34 West facing: In / memory of / CHARLES EDWARD ELWYN / Captain Royal Artillery / 2nd son of Genl. ELWYN R.A. / who died 24th Octr 1888 / aged 47 / "Loved and resting" 154. (G15) Pedestal In loving memory of / ROBERT ANDREW / eldest child of / JOHN BODDINGTON JACKSON / and AMELIA his wife / born Aug 23 1872 / died June 3 1878 / "Thy will be done" 155. (G16) Headstone In loving memory of / SARAH YOUNG / died February 25th 1887 / aged 32 years / with Christ – far better 156. (G17) Pedestal with separate cross East facing: To the / fadeless memory of / LEWIS WOODWARD LEWIS M.A. priest / 24 years vicar of this parish / aged 69 / who fell asleep / "on the Resurrection morning" / April 15 1900 R.I.P. West facing: Also / LOUISA ANNE EDIE / for 42 years / his beloved wife and helpmeet / (elder daughter of / General ELWYN R.A.) / who died Dec. 20. 1915 / aged 76 157. (G18) Pedestal surmounted by a cross East facing: In / loving memory / of / MABEL LEWIS / daughter of / the vicar of this parish / fell asleep 3rd July 1888 West facing: "at rest" / CHARLES HARVEY / LEWIS second son of / the Rev. L.W. LEWIS / died 10th Aug. 1913 / aged 51 years / R.I.P. 158. (G19) Headstone In loving memory / of / HARRIET / the dearly loved wife of / THOMAS HAWLEY / who died October 23rd 1898 / aged 60 years / "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord" / also the above / THOMAS HAWLEY / who died September 18th 1916 / aged 83 years / "Our Father which art in heaven" 159. (G20) Headstone and footstone Here / lyeth ye body of / THOS EDMEADES / of this parish / who departed ys / life ye 4th of Septemr / 1723 / aged 34 years / son of WILL EDMEADES / of Nursted Court Footstone ..23 160. (G20a) Headstone Here lyes / the body of / SARAH EDMEADES / wife of THOMAS / EDMEADES of Nursted / ye daughr of PETER / GUNNING of ys parishe / by SARAH his wife / she died April ye 20 / 1728 in ye 35th year / of her age 161. (G20b) Headstone Here lyeth interr’d the body of / MARY TILDEN / late wife of / JOHN TILDEN of the parrish of / Rodmersham departed this / life the 17th of June 1744 / aged 23 years / "stand still reader shead a tiear / upon the dust that slumbers hear / and when you reud the state of mee / think on the glass that runs for thee" See G23 for footstone 161. (G21) Coffin THOMAS SMITH COGSWELL / 26 years vicar of Cringleford Norwich / died June 13 1930 aged 74 / "God bless thee" 162. (G22) Pedestal surrounded by large kerbstone (possibly a vault beneath) NAPOLEON THOMAS COGSWELL / and ALICE his wife / 5 May 21 Jany / 1909 / BENJAMIN ALFRED their son / FRCO / 17 November 1891 / ALICE HARRIETT their daughter / 20 May 1902 / ELIZABETH MARY their daughter / 16 July 1917 / "Until the day dawn" 163. (G23) Headstone and two footstones To the memory of / TIMOTHY CHILD late of Cobham / who departed this life / the 27 of July 1797 / aged 67 years Footstones: 1. TC 1787, 2. MT 1744 No connection with the Child family Possibly Mary Tilden 164. (G24) Headstone and body stone Sacred / to the memory / of Mr JOHN CHILD (of this parish) / who departed this life August 16 / 1799 aged 45 years / also ELIZABETH CHILD / the wife of JOHN CHILD / who departed this life November 30th / 1838 aged 82 years 165. (G25) A large flat stone probably a vault In memory of / THOMAS ALCHIN / who died March 6th 1851 / aged 73 years 166. (G26) Horizontal flat slab Sacred / to the memory of / WILLIAM BEST / who departed this life / November 18th 1838(?) / aged 48 years / left issue one daughter / viz. MARY ANN / also MARY / wife of the above / who departed this life / March 30th 1855 / aged 73(8?) years [GB William 1833] 167. (G27) Headstone and body stone Sacred / to the memory of / FREDERIC ANDRUS / son of WILLIAM and / MARY ANN ANDRUS / born March the 22nd / died August the 27th 1833(5?) [GB 1835] 168. (G28) Sarcophagus with ridged hipped roof top on two very large bases North facing: Sacred to the memory of JOHN-SILLS CHARLTON / born Octbr 17th 1808 died Octbr 1867 / also LETITIA wife of the above / born Febry 3rd 1810 died Novbr 20th … South facing: Also THO…. .. THA CHARLTON / ELIZ. …. 18… Janry 26th 1839 / 8 Ar… born March .. 1832 died March 3rd 1839 / THOMAS ALCHIN born July 14th 1833 died August 12th 1840 169. (G29) Obelisk on large base West facing: In loving memory of / EMMA / wife of JOHN BABER M.D. / and daughter of / EDWARD DU BOIS Esq. / of Sloane Street S.W. / born July 13 1818 / died March 12 1875 East facing: In loving memory of / ROSA SELDON / second wife of JOHN BABER M.D. / of Thurloe Square S.W. / and fifth daughter of CHARLES BUTLER Esq. M.P. / born November 22 1847 / died February 22 1883 / "The blood of Jesus Christ / cleanseth from all sin" / "washed in the blood of the lamb" South facing: In loving memory of / JOHN BABER M.D. / of the Deodars, Meopham / late of Thurloe Square / South Kensington S.W. / born February 19 1822 / died May 4 1894 170. (G30) Headstone and two body stones Left-hand In memory of / JOHN CHILD Senr / who died / August 18 1778 / aged 88 years Right-hand In memory of / FRANCES CHILD / wife of JOHN CHILD / of this parish / yeoman who / departed ys life / Octr ye 26 1766 / aged 72 years 171. (G31) Headstone Left-hand In memory of / JOHN CHILD / late of this / parish yeoman /who died March / the 7th 1786 / aged 70 years Right-hand In memory of / JANE CHILD / wife of / JOHN CHILD / of this parish / daughter of ROBT and ELIZABETH GUNNING / of Cobham who / departed ys life / June ye 11th 1776 / aged 53 years Two body stones near this headstone, one marked J.C. 1780 on west end of stone 172. (G32) Sarcophagus 3 foot high chest on 3 tiered plinth South facing side: In memory of JOHN PHILLIPS ALCHIN (of this parish) / son of JOHN and MARY late of Meopham / who died May 23rd 1808 aged 28 Middle plinth: THOMAS ALCHIN / died March 6th 1854 aged 73 North facing side: In memory of JOHN ALCHIN (late of Meopham) / son of JOHN and MARY ALCHIN of this parish / who died August 30th 1825 aged 75 / also MARY the wife of JOHN ALCHIN and daughter of / JOHN and JANE CHILD of this parish / who died January 7th 1796 aged 36 / left issue two sons and three daughters / viz: JOHN, THOMAS, MARY, ANN and SARAH 173. (G33) Slab resting on plinth In memory of / JOHN SILLS CHARLTON / late of Cliffe / who died April the 21 1817 / aged 58 years / also / M. ANN CHARLTON/ daughter of / JOHN and MARY ALCHIN / of this parish / and wife of the above / who died / December the 17 1832 / aged 48 years / left issue two sons / (viz: JOHN SILLS & THOMAS) 174. (G34) Headstone and body stone In / memory of / Mr.WILLIAM ANDRUS / who departed this life / August 1st 1846 / aged 44 years / also MARY ANN / widow of the above / who departed this life / March 6th 1862 / aged 52 years 175. (G35) Headstone In memory of / ANN / relict of / CHARLES COPPER / born March 11th 1797 / died February 4th 1878 / also MARY ANNE KILLICK / niece of the above / died December 11th 1887 / aged 59 years / "The Eternal God is my refuge / and underneath are the everlasting arms" / Deut. 33. 27. 176. (G36) Headstone and footstone In / memory of ANN / wife of / JOHN RUSTON / of this parish / who departed this life / the 7th of July 1838 / aged 45 years / also of / Mr. JOHN RUSTON / husband of the above / died January 1st 1839 / in the 49th year of his age Footstone AR 1839 177. (G37) Marble chest with crucifix carved on the top South side: Sacred to the memory of / ROBERT BARNETT / of Meopham Court / who died February 24th 1872 aged 51 years / deeply lamented / "The night cometh when no man can work" St. John IX 4 / also to the memory of JANE FRANCES BARNETT / widow of the above / who died on the 28th September 1890 aged 79 years / also of REGINALD BARNETT / the eldest surviving and dearly beloved son of / JOHN BARNETT / who died February 12th 1878 aged 24 years North side: also to the memory of / JOHN BARNETT / of Meopham Court / who died June 14th 1887 / aged 68 years Area H 178. (H1) Pedestal with footstone Sacred / to / the memory of / GLOVER MUNGEAM / late quartermaster of His Majesty’s / Dockyard Chatham, / who departed this life / the 17 day of March 1791 / aged 48 years / also / ANN, wife of the above, / who departed this life / the 10th day of September 1821 / in the 70th year of her age. Footstone (lying horizontal next to headstone, half buried face down) GM 1791, AM 1821 179. (H2) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / WILLIAM MUNGEAM / yeoman / late of this parish / who died August 12th 1846 / aged 68 / also FRANCES his wife / who died January 29th 1850 / aged 67 / also CATHERINE / their daughter / who died December 6th 1848 / aged 25 180. (H3) No identification Three sections of body stones, two possibly connected, on a stone slab. 181. (H4) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / JAMES LANGFORD / who departed this life / November 14th 1852 / aged 45 years / also / MARY ANN LANGFORD / wife of the above / who died April 8th 1880 / aged 70 years / "Forgive blest shade the tributory tear / That mourns Thy exit from a world like th.. / Forgive the wish that would have kept you here / And stay’d Thy progress to the realm of bliss" Footstone JL 1852, MAL 1880 On side of stone mason’s name MARTIN (no address) 182. (H5) Headstone and footstone The thread of life parts man and wife / Sacred / to the memory of / ANN wife of / RICHARD LANGFORD / of this parish / who departed this life / on the 6th day of May 1834 / aged 64 years. / "Reader to stop to learn who here doth lie / Read on and you shall learn how suddenly / Death’s summons came, by all must be obayed / Healthy was I, / And six days after in the grave was laid. / Think on my fate when you have left this spot / Strive, be prepar’d the same may be your lot" / Also of the above RICHARD LANGFORD / who departed this life / on the 3rd day of December 1845 / aged 74 years / also of SOPHIA LANGFORD / daughter of the above / who departed this life / on the 15th day of December 1843 / aged 33 years Footstone AL 1834, RL 1845, SL 1843 183. (H6) Platform Sacred to the memory of / WILLIAM SMITH Esqr / of Fairy(?) Hall Mottingham / in t..s county / who departed …. Life October 18th 1830 / in the 71 year of his age / also ………. CATHERINE / relict of ….. above …. named / WILLIAM ……. / who departed …….ember 18.. / in the 60 ye… her age [GB Catherine 1839] 184. (H7) Slab Sacred to the memory of / GRACE MANLEY SMITH / daughter of WILLIAM SMITH Esqre / who died Septr 18th 1813? in the 11th year of / her age [BR 1818] 185. (H8) Headstone with kerbstone – lead letters, Cross with incised lettering [headstone] In / loving / memory of / ABRAHAM CHARLES / HEDGECOCK / died Nov. 17th 1901 / aged 73 years / also ANNIE EMILY / daughter of the above / died March 3rd 1893 / aged 19 years / also FREDERICK LANGFORD / son of the above / killed in the Great War [cross] In / loving memory of / DORIS EDNA LADDS / aged 3 months 186. (H9) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / THOMAS LYNDS of this / parish who departed this life / the 6th of April 1790 / aged 71 years / also SARAH wife of the above / who departed this life the 3rd of / April 17.. aged 36 years [quote or extra inscription obscured below soil level] Footstone S.L. 17--, S.L. 1794 [BR Sarah 1761] 187. (H10) Headstone In / loving memory / of / WILLIAM BUCK / late of Farley / who died February 1st 1906 / aged 87 years / MARY ANN BUCK / wife of the above / who died March 16th 1901? / aged 83 years 188. (H11) Pedestal on plinth in shape of cross ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS / of Camer priest / born January 16th 1819 / at rest Oct. 8th 1875 / "My trust is in the tender mercy of God / Forever and ever" On base: And Rebe his wife / daughter of Venble JAMES RANDALL / born April 23 1822 / at rest Jan 18 1907 189. (H12) Chest    South side of chest: In memory of WILLIAM MASTERS SMITH Esq. / of Camer in this parish who died the 24th / day of December 1861 in the 60th year of / his age   North side of chest: In memory also of FRANCES widow of / WILLIAM MASTERS SMITH Esqre and / daughter of Sir HOWARD ELPHINSTONE Bart. C.M. / died Oct. the 31st 1905 aged 94 Area J 190. (J1) Pedestal, one layer on base East facing: FREDERICK WILLIAM NEWCOMB / born September 10th 1880 / died March 28th 1913 / The Lord hath need of him 191. (J2) Headstone and kerbstone with ornamental corners In loving memory / of / JAMES DAY / who departed this life / April 23rd 1899 / in his 73rd year / "his end was peace" / also HARRIETT / wife of the above / who passed away / Dec 24th 1921 / in her 86th year / "at rest" / also ALFRED THOMAS DAY / youngest son of the above / who suddenly passed away / Sep. 5th 1932 / aged 54 years / "Thy will be done" 192. (J3) Headstone In / loving memory / of / MARY ANN MERCER / 40 years the devoted wife of / JOHN WARE / who died 12th Dec. 1916 aged 60 / "Peace perfect peace" / JOHN JAMES WARE / born March 22nd 1855 / died July 9th 1921 193. (J4) Large kerbstone with 3 ornamental corner stones (one missing). Inscription in lead lettering on inside edge of kerbstone. East side: In loving memory of South side: JAMES KING late of Offley Mill, / Hitchin Herts who died Jan. 21st / 1898 aged 61 years 194. (J5) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / GEORGE BLACKMAN / departed this life / December 27th 1863 / aged 72 years / "Farewell my wife and children dear / I am not lost but sleeping here / prepare your dues to follow me / for as I am you so must be" / This stone is erected as a tribute of / duty by his sorrowing and affectionate / children and grandson / also ELIZABETH BLACKMAN / (wife of the above) / who died June 6th 1878 Footstone G.B. 1863, E.B.1878 195. (J6) Slab with rectangular base and footstone (initials bear no relation to the Brownfield family). Originally a metal cross attached (according to an old photograph). East facing: CHARLES BROWNFIELD / who died January 11th 1891 / aged 60 / MARTHA MARY nee CONSTANT / widow who died August 24th 1916 / aged 75 Footstone E.E. 1876, J.E. 1898, A.E. 1855, E.T. 1871        All appear [GB] to refer to the Evenden family for whom no tombstone survives. E.E. 1876 (Eliza Evenden), A.E. 1855 (Ann Evenden), E.T. 1871 (Eliza Taylor) 196. (J7) Headstone and footstone In / affectionate / remembrance of / ELIZABETH DURLING / who died October 25th 1873 / aged 28 years / Affliction some long time she bore / physicians were in vain / till death did seize and God did please / to ease her of her pain Footstone E.D.1873 197. (J8) Marble kerbstone with holder for urn at west end of kerbstone East facing: In loving memory / of / CHARLES FRANCIS COOK / who died 18th May 1913 / aged 86 years / and his wife ELIZA ROSE / who died 19th April 1954 / aged 87 years 198. (J9) Headstone and three footstones (2 relate to headstone and 1 does not) In affectionate remembrance / of / FRANKLIN / youngest son of ALFRED LIGHT / of this parish / who died 17th July 1871 / aged 17 years / also / WILLIAM HENRY / third son of the above / who died 19th June 1876 / aged 28 years / also the above / ALFRED LIGHT / who died 15th May 1879 / aged 58 years / and FRANCES ANN / his wife / who died 29th September 1879 / aged 59 years         Footstones: 1:- east side F.L. 1871, 2:- west side W.H.L. 1876, 3:- (relating to Goodwin, see J15) T.G. 1866, G.G. 1867 (George Goodwin Ref. GB) 199. (J10) Pedestal, high with urn half covered in drapery North facing: Sacred to the memory / of / CAROLINE / the devoted wife of / THOMAS THOMPSON / who died / 18th December 1878 / aged 73 years / "Rest in the Lord" / also the above / THOMAS THOMPSON / born November 24th 1812 / died February 26th 1884 / "God shall wipe away all tears" / Rev. VII 17 ver. East facing: Sacred to the memory / of / JANE / relict of the late / BENJAMIN THOMPSON Esq. / of Red Hill Lodge / Nottinghamshire / and youngest daughter of the / Revd JOHN BOURNE / rector of Sutton Derbyshire / she died / on the 4th day of February 1862 / in her 87th year / "They that sow in tears shall reap in joy" / Psalm 126 15 ver. / this tomb / was erected by her affectionate / and only surviving son / THOMAS THOMPSON / of this parish 200. (J10a) Kerbstone with inscription on three sides South facing: HENRY BLACKMAN died 30 May 1907 aged 62 North facing: …. …. Died Dec. 15 1936 aged 88 West facing: Reunited 201. (J11) Headstone with a cross and footstone In memory of / HESTER / beloved wife of / WILLIAM MARTIN / who fell asleep in Jesus / 23 Feb. 1895 / aged 70 / "Thy will be done" / also WILLIAM MARTIN / husband of above / who fell asleep in Jesus / 21st Nov. 1896 aged 71 / "They rest in peace and rise in glory" Footstone H (altered from W) M 1895, W M 1896 202. (J12) Headstone very eroded and flaked In memory … / … who ….. / …. BA ….. / EDWA.. …. / E..A 203. (J13) Headstone and footstone In / affectionate remembrance of / JOHN BODDY / who died September 11th 1888 / aged 55 years / Lies sleeping beneath a bed of dust / A loving husband true and just / Beloved he lived, in peace he died / His life was craved for but God denied // We loved him as no tongue can tell / How much we loved him, and how well / God loved him too and thought it best / To take our dear father home to rest // Our life hangs on a single thread / Which soon is cut and we are dead / Then boast not reader of thy might / Alive at noon but dead at night Footstone J.B. 1888 204. (J14) Headstone and two footstones In / affectionate remembrance of / RACHEL BODDY / who died May 10th 1892 / aged 80 years / Lies sleeping beneath a bed of dust / A loving wife true and just / Beloved she lived, in peace she died / Her life was craved for but God denied // We loved her as no tongue can tell / How much we loved her, and how well / God loved her too and thought it best / To take our dear mother home to rest // Our life hangs on a single thread / Which soon is cut and we are dead / Then boast not reader of thy might / Alive at noon but dead at night         Footstones leaning against J13 and J14 R B 1892 Relates to J15 E G [T G?] 1859, A G 1862, E O 1863, M B 1866 205. (J15) Headstone and footstone (see J14 above) Sacred to the memory / of / THOMAS / s.. of / THOMAS and MARY GOODWIN / …. ….. parish / who ….. 1859 / all you …. grave to see / prepare …. …. To follow me / repent …. …. delay / I in my …. … away / ARTHUR GOODWIN / died July … aged 41 years / ELLEN OLIVER … / died … … A … years / MARY BARTLETT / died …..[BT] Thomas 30th April 1859, [GB] Arthur 1862, [GB] Ellen 1863, [GB] Mary 1866 206. (J16) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the memory / of / HENRY HILLS / who died August 7th 1865 / aged 72 years / "The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken / away. Blessed be the name of the Lord" Footstone H H 1865 207. (J17) Pedestal and footstone Sacred to the memory / of / JANE HILLS / wife of HENRY HILLS / who died February 3rd 1872 / aged 77 years / "Blessed are the dead which lie in the Lord" Footstone J H 1872 208. (J18) Headstone and kerbstone In loving memory of / PHILIP ASHENDEN / died 15th Novr 1908 aged 48 / also / ANNIE ELLEN his wife / died 15th Febry 1924 aged 61 On bottom edge of kerbstone "For ever in our thoughts" 209. (J19) Kerbstone North side: JOHN ASHENDEN who died 13th March 1916 / HARRIET ASHENDEN who died 13th October 1909 West side: And HARRY their infant son / who died 6th March 1872 East side: In loving memory of / our dear father & mother 210. (J20) Coffin with cross inset on top on a triple plinth North facing: In ever loving memory of my devoted mother / SARAH EASTWOOD / who died November 19th 1895 / But trust I shall shortly see Thee and we / shall speak face to face South facing: In ever loving memory of my dear sister / ANNIE SMITH / who died May 21st 1892 / Rest in peace 211. (J21) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / JANE JEAL / wife of ROBERT JEAL / who died January 23rd 1876 / aged 56 years / also near this spot lie the remains / of GEORGE ROBERT and FLORENCE JANE JEAL / grandchildren of the above who died in / their infancy in the years 1872 & 1874 / also ROBERT JEAL / who departed this life 25th Feb. 1892 / aged 69 years      Footstone J J 1876, R J 1892 212. (J22) Headstone Here lieth / ye body of WILLIAM / son of WILLIAM and / ELIZA ATWOOD / of this parish who / departed this life / ye 11 of May in ye year / of our Lord 1714 / in ye 26 year of / his age 213. (J23) Headstone Here / lyeth intered / ROBERT BUTCHER / who departed / this life the 26th / day of Sepr 1706 / aged 58 years / and also / ROBERT BUTCHER his / son who dyed / December the 26th / 1706 aged 22 years 214. (J24) Pedestal, three tier plinth with large cross leaning against it op tier: In loving memory of / JOHN ASHDOWN / died May 5 1899 aged 82 Second tier: also ESTHER SOPHIA his wife / died April 21 1900 aged 82 years / also MARY ANN ESTHER / their daughter Third tier: died April 22 1874 aged 21 years / and JANE ASHDOWN / sister of the above JOHN ASHDOWN / died May 1 1900 aged 86 years 215. (J25) Pedestal, three tier East facing: top tier: In loving memory of / GEORGE GRIGGS / who died May 31st 1895 / aged 43 years Second tier: also / GEORGE son of the above / who passed away February 13th 1909 / aged 18 years / Thy will be done 216. (J26) Pedestal, three tier with broken cross lying within kerbstone Top tier: no inscription (small lead cross attached to east and north sides) East facing: second tier: To the memory of / GEORGE WILLIAM STANIFORTH Bottom tier: Born at Hull 7th August 1830 / died at S. Peters Thanet / 29th March 1904 / Rest in peace North facing: second tier: Also of his wife / MARY HELEN Bottom tier: Born Novr 25th 1830 / died March 30th 1908 / R.I.P. 217. (J27) Pedestal, small two tiered plinth NORAH CONSTANCE DRYLAND / born Sept 30th died Nov. 21st 1890 218. (J28) Base for headstone Also in loving memory of / THOMAS HENRY DUNCH / born 31st March 1862 / died 20th April 1948 219. (J29) Headstone lying flat against north wall of nave MICHAEL ARNOLD TAYLOR / born March 4th 1936 / lived one day 220. (J30) Blank slab lying against north wall of nave. Possible inscription on underside 221. (J31) Pedestal, three plinths surmounted by tall cross and a kerbstone On cross: Thy will be done Top tier: In loving memory / of Second tier: CHARLES DUNCH / born 3 March 1826 / died 28 May 1896 / also ELIZABETH JANE his wife / born 31 July 1838 died 24 Jan 1922 Bottom tier: (below soil level) JOHN DUDLEY DUNCH / born 9 July 1868 died / 8 August 1868 222. (J32) Large table tomb on a brick base Sacred / to the memory of / the Revd / JOHN THOMPSON M.A. / for 38 years / vicar of this parish / who died the 30th August 185? / aged 74 years [BR 1854] 223. (J33) Pedestal and kerbstone. Statuesque piece of rough hewn masonry with a chain wound round an anchor embedded in rock on a pedestal On sloping side of pedestal: Also GEORGE MOASE / died 27th December 1938 aged 79 years / erected in loving memory of / AARON MOASE / born 25th March 1833 – died 9th March 1917 / also MARY E. MC A. MOASE / died 14th November 1932 aged 69 / "To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die" Area K 224. (K1) Headstone West facing: In / loving memory / of / ELIZABETH OLIVER / the beloved wife of / HENRY BISHOP / born Jan. 8. 1840 / died Jan. 2. 1900 / "Gone but not forgotten" / also the above named / HENRY BISHOP / born Dec. 19 1834 / died Aug. 6. 1901 / His end was perfect peace 225. (K2) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the memory / of / HENRY PRIOR / who doed July 3rd 1881 / in his 62nd year / "In the midst of life we are in death" / also MARY ANN wife of the above / who died October 22nd 189? / aged 76 / "There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God" / also ELIZA MARY / the devoted wife of JAMES RANDS / who died September 3rd 1883 / aged 36 years / "She is not dead but sleepeth" Footstone: H.P. 1881, EMR 1883, M.A.P. 1897 [BR Mary Ann 1897] 226. (K3) Headstone In loving memory / of / THOMAS LEEMING / died 15th June 1886 / aged 54 years / also of his beloved wife / FRANCES LEEMING / died 8th June 1913 / aged 77 years / "Not as I will but as Thou wilt" / and ALICE MAUD / elder daughter of the above / and wife of ROBERT JOHN SCOTT / died 27th Oct. 1946 aged 73 / also LAURA FRANCES / younger daughter of the above / and wife of WILLIAM FREDERICK SCOTT / DIED 18TH March 1955 aged 76 227. (K4) Pedestal, three tier with kerbstone and broken cross South-east facing: Top tier: In / loving memory / of Second tier: THOMAS HENRY LEEMING / who died June 19 1899 aged 43 years / "Thy will be done" Third tier blank 228. (K5) Headstone and footstone In a grave below / are / deposited the earthly remains / of / WILLIAM JURY / for 33(38?) years parish clerk / of Nursted / he died June 11th 1844 / aged 82 years / "The ….. .. crown of / glory if it be forever of ….. / righteousness" Romans (Proverbs?) / MARTHA JURY / wife of the above / who died Nov. 8th 1848 / aged 89(80?) years / CHARLOTTE JURY / wife of EDWARD JURY / who died June 17th 1849 / aged … years     Footstone W.J. 1844, M.J. 1848, C.J. 1849 229. (K6) Kerbstone North-east facing: Left hand section: EMILY TAYLOR died Sept. 9th 1917 / aged 72 Right hand section: THOMAS TAYLOR died Ap. 17th 1931 / aged 87 South-west facing: Left hand section: also SARAH EMILY daughter / died 21st April 1968 aged 86 years / "At rest" Right hand section: also WILLIAM TAYLOR killed in France / Sept. 1916 aged 34 230. (K7) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / WILLIAM TAYLOR / who died May the 8th 1856 / aged 42 years / leaving a widow and five children / named ALFRED * SARAH-ANN / WILLIAM and RICHARD / also ALBERT son of the above / who died March the 8th 1854 / aged 11 years *Rectangle of stone removed where possibly Albert had been erroneously inscribed. Albert had died two years previously. Footstone W.T. 1856 231. (K8) Headstone In memory of / MAURICE HENRY GIBB / born Sep. 24 1809 / died Sep. 25 1870 232. (K9) Headstone. Beautifully sculpted piece of stone embracing a Christ holding a baby. Here resteth in hope / ISABELLA MASON / born February 13 1842 / died November 22 1877 / Thy will be done 233. (K10) Kerbstone North facing kerb: MARY ANN GIBB died June 10th / 1901 aged 61 years South facing kerb: ALFRED GIBB died March 17th / 1908 aged 76 years 234. (K10a) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / ELEANOR S…TH daughter of / CHARLES and ELIZABETH / LYNDS / who departed this life / Oct. ……… / aged ……. Years Footstone E.L. 1866 235. (K11) Headstone ….. of / LOUI…. … / the ….. …. ish / who ….arted ….. … ber … 1867 236. (K12) Pedestal, three tiers East facing: top tier: In loving memory of / C….. / MABEL SMITH Second tier: born May 27th 1894 / fell asleep May 27th 1902 / "Jesus called a little child" / ‘In the days of thy youth / remember thy creator’ Bottom tier: also GEORGE SMITH / fell asleep April 13th 1928 aged 61 / "Till the morn" North facing: top tier: also / PHOEBE / ELIZABETH Second tier: wife of GEORGE SMITH / died 4th July 1945 / aged 76 years / "At rest" 237. (K13) Headstone (in two sections) Top section: In memorium / of / JAMES MATON / who departed this life / December 8th 1890 / aged 62 years / "By faith in Jesus Christ has / he entered heaven …Lower section: also to the memory of / ANNA MATON / the beloved wife of the above / JAMES MATON / who peacefully passed away / on August 12th 1907 / in her 75th year / "Resting till he comes" 238. (K14) Headstone and kerbstone In loving memory / of / ANN TOMPKINS / the beloved wife of GEORGE TOMPKINS / who died December 21st 1910 / aged 72 years / also the above / GEORGE TOMPKINS / who died January 27th 1922 / aged 83 years / "Thy will be done" 239. (K15) Headstone and kerbstone In loving memory / of / NELLIE MAY TOMPKINS / who died August 29th 1894 / aged 16 months / "Safe in the arms of Jesus" / also FREDERICK WILLIAM TOMPKINS / who was killed in action in France / March 1918 aged 21 years / "Thy will be done" 240. (K16) Headstone Here resteth in hope / AMELIA / the beloved wife of / GEORGE ENGLISH MATHER R.N. / who departed this life / Sept. 11th 1900 aged 50 years / "In the midst of life we are in death" 241. (K17) Urn on a tilted marble base On urn: In memory of On base (south facing): ESLI EATON / died 20th April 1918 / aged 68 / and HARRIET his wife / died 15 Dec. 1936 242. (K18) Headstone EMMA JOHNSON / died May 23rd 1881 / aged 12 years / "Thy will be done"               Buried beneath the turf next to this a small piece of stone – possibly a section of a cross belonging to it. Standing beside the headstone above is a small yellowish headstone. MARY J…. / born …. / died …. / blessed ….. / which  243. (K19) Headstone and kerbstone In / loving memory / of / LOUISA / wife of JOHN W. FRANCIS / who died 31st August 1913 / also in constant / and loving remembrance of / JOHN WM FRANCIS / devoted husband of the above / who died as a result of a street / accident at Portsea 18th August 1930 / "Behold He taketh away"   Kerbstone: north side: C.W. Dawes / Gravesend 244. (K20) Headstone In / everlasting memory of / WILLIAM GEORGE SIM / 1906 – 1964 245. (K21) Headstone In / loving memory of / ANNIE MYRTLE DAVIS / who died 2nd March 1963 / aged 57 years / and / DOUG DAVIS / who died 17th May 1983 / aged 77 years 246. (K22) Headstone In / remembrance of / ERNEST M. STILL / 1891 – 1962 / and / AGNES E. STILL / 1891 – 1986 / "Reunited" 247. (K23) An upright rectangular slab of stone with the top of two crosses leaning against it. In / loving memory / AUBREY OSWALD / BARNES / died 17th November 1961 / aged 66 years 248. (K24) A small piece of stone with a worked edge but no inscription. Holes still exist where lead letters had been inserted. 249. (K25) Flat stone ROBERT CAWLEY / 1884 – 1961 / GEORGINA LOUISA / reunited 3.1.63 250. (K26) Headstone and kerbstone In / loving memory of / CHARLES JOHN RIGBY / died 8th March 1960 / aged 65 years / Rest in peace 251. (K27) Headstone In / memory of / JESSIE DREWITT / who departed / this life / 14th March 1959 252. (K28) Small cross East facing: 1965 / HAROLD E. WARD / EDITH M. WARD / 1959 West facing: O.M.CROFT 1989 253. (K29) Headstone with the top of a cross leaning against back In loving memory of / JOHN CEDRIC / WELLDON / died July 2nd 1958 / aged 63 years / R.I.P. / and his wife MOLLIE / died 8th Dec. 1979 / aged 81 years 254. (K30) A stone cube with a metal top and holes for flowers In loving / memory / DEREK WALTER / THOMPSON / died 20 May / 1966 / aged 41 years 255. (K31) Stone in the shape of an open book with tassle down the centre and a small stone in front of it with a hole for flowers. Left hand page of ‘book’: In / memory / of / SYDNEY / HUGH / BLACK / died / 27th March 1966 / aged 62 Right hand page of ‘book’: his absence / a silent grief 256. (K32) Headstone In remembrance / THOMAS FRENCH / who died December 1st 1875 / aged 40 years / ELIZABETH ANN BUTTERWORTH NEVILL / wife [also] …o ELIZABETH & CLARA NEVILL FRENCH / daughters of the above / rest in peace 257. (L1) Celtic cross on two tiered pedestal Top tier: In loving memory of / MARY wife of / WILLIAM ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS / of Camer / and daughter of / PHILIP SMITH COXE Bottom tier: born 27th Jan. 1852 / at rest 18th Feb. 1915 / Jesu mercy Area L 258. (L2) Coffin resting on stone base South side: [raised letters] WILLIAM ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS North side: of Camer 1850 – 1937 West side: [incised letters] and his wife / KATHLEEN AMY GORE / 1877 – 1965 259. (L3) Table tomb on double plinth North side: Sacred to the memory of GEORGE SMITH Esq. / of Camer in this parish who departed this life / March 3rd 1831 in the 74th year of his age / also of REBECCA widow of the above / GEORGE SMITH Esqre who departed this life / January 8th 1843 in the 80th year of her age South side: vague impression that there were once some words, but so badly eroded on surface that nothing is now visible. Top of table: initially no inscription, but once the years of DIRT were removed, exactly the same inscription appeared as was on the north side of the tomb! No extra details on it leading to the assumption that on the south side there never was an inscription?? 258. (L4) Cross leaning against a three tiered plinth (made of one solid piece of stone) standing on a base. East facing: Here resteth in hope / EDITH / the beloved wife of / FLEETWOOD ISHAM EDWARDS / Lieutenant Royal Engineers / daughter of the Revd. A. SMITH-MASTERS / of Camer / born July 25th 1847 died March 9th 1873 / so he giveth his beloved sleep West facing: Also in loving memory of / MARY / eldest daughter of Revd. A. SMITH-MASTERS of Camer / at rest Dec. 14th 1932 aged 86 / R.I.P. 259. (L5) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of / ALBAN DORRINTON / late of this parish / who died April 15th 1835 / aged 73 years / he left issue / by ELIZABETH his wife / two daughters and one son / viz: MARY ELIZABETH & ALBAN / also the above / ELIZABETH DORRINTON / who died July 2nd 1849 / aged 81 (84?) years 260. (L6) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of / ALBAN DORRINTON / who died May 23rd 1870 / aged 89 years / he left issue by MARY ANN his wife / one son viz: ALBAN / also ALBAN DORRINTON / son of the above / who died October 21st 1876 / aged 37 years / ‘Yea though I walk through the valley / of the Shadow of Death I will fear no evil / for Thou art with me. Thy rod and thy staff / comfort me’ 261. (L7) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. THOMAS NORDISH / late of this parish / who departed this life / July the 1st 1842 / aged 58 years 262. (L8) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. JOHN POLTICK / late of this parish / who departed this life / April 25 1846 / aged 52 years / also ANN POLTICK / who departed this life / July 27th 1867 aged 75 (78?) years Quotation beneath very eroded by weather and shallowly inscribed. Only visible words are at the end: ‘Behold Thy God’ 263. (L9) Three tier pedestal and kerbstone with cross unlaid East facing: top tier: In loving memory / of / GEORGE WALTER Middle tier: the fifth and youngest son of / NATHANIEL FORTESCUE / of Little Cransden Cambridgeshire / who passed away April 4th 1912 / in his 69th year Bottom tier: also ELIZA / beloved wife of the above / who passed away February 9th 1937 / aged 93 years / ‘Thy will be done’ South facing: bottom tier: also GEORGE WALTER FORTESCUE / grandson / died February 18th 1921 / aged 4 years 9 months / sleeping 264. (L10) Headstone In / loving remembrance of / JAMES LOFT / who departed this life / September 25th 1894 / in his 87th year / interred September 30th / also ELIZA LOFT / who departed this life / March 30th 1889 / aged 72 years / interred at Meopham April 4th / To those who loved / by those beloved 265. (L11) Slab slightly coped with horizontal cross the whole length South facing [on sloping side of slab] LOUISA MARIA BROWNE born April 7th 1819 / departed March 12th 1907 North facing [on sloping side of slab] Blessed are the pure in heart 266. (L12) Headstone and footstone West facing: Sacred / to the memory of / SARAH / daughter of THOMAS and / FRANCES CHAYNEY / who died December 28th 1839 / aged 11 years / ‘Lord let me know my end and the number of my / days: that I may be certified how long I have to live’ / Psalm 39th verse 5th Footstone (correctly distanced from headstone) S.C. 1839 267. (L13) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. GEORGE FRENCH / of this parish / who died May 30th 1848 / in the 62nd year of his age / also his wife / REBECCA FRENCH / who died May 13th 1872 / aged 81 years Footstone (correctly spaced from headstone) G.F. 1848 268. (L14) Headstone (found in 3 broken horizontal sections) In / loving / memory of / MARY ANN TAYLOR / of this parish / who departed this life / Oct. 14th 1887. Aged 63 years / ‘Thy will be done’ / JAMES TAYLOR / son of the above / died Nov. 17th 1906 / aged --- / Pe --- 42 years / --ace perfect peace Inside Church Area NNorth Aisle269. (NA1) WAR MEMORIAL, 1914-1919, 1939-1945 Memorial window triptych We will remember them / 1914 – 1918 / 1939 – 1945 270. (NA1a) Small plaque on table in north-west corner of north aisle Dedicated 18.10.53 / to the memory of / VICTOR HUGO NELSON 271. (NA2) Marble wall monument To the memory of / KATHERINE daughter of WILLIAM PEMBLE / late of London merchant; / for 24 years the deservedly beloved wife of / GEORGE MASTERS gent. of this parish / and by him the mother three sons and one daughter / two of which viz: WILLIAM and KATHERINE survived her / she departed this life May the 27th 1750 / aged 60 years. With her are here deposited the / remains of the above mention’d GEORGE MASTERS / he departed this life July the 12th 1757 / aged 70 years / a pair / Long united in the bonds of peace; / jointly exercised in eschewing evil and doing good / happy in each other, kindly affectioned to all / indulgent parents, generous friends, / to the poor especially / ‘go and do thou likewise’ / Hither soon followed them / their son WILLIAM, the heir of their fortunes / and their virtues; a fair inheritance: / but alas of their mortality too. / which lot befel him at the early age of 28 / April the 12th 1761 / ‘He died of the small pox / unhappily procured by / inoculation’ / To those are added the remains of no less worthy / WILLIAM SMITH late of Croyden in the county of Surry / brewer who died April 22nd 1764 aged 44 years / He married KATHERINE daughter of the above GEORGE / and KATHERINE MASTERS who survives him with six / children three sons and three daughters / all in their infancy. 272. (NA3) Marble wall memorial Sacred to the memory of / CATHARINE SMITH / born 2nd Novr 1752 died 23rd Octr 1777 / also of REBECCA SMITH / born 21st Decr 1750 died 30th March 1802 / daughters of Mrs. CATHARINE SMITH / widow of West Malling // Who to console her under the separation / from these beloved objects of her regard / had the happiness to observe in them / a constant display of filial duty, / unaffected piety and a cheerful resignation / to the will of God. / As a small tribute to their virtues / this monument is dedicated / by their affectionate mother // Here also are deposited the / remains of their excellent mother / Mrs. CATHARINE SMITH / who died on the 6th of February 1814 / aged 86 years 273. (NA4) Marble wall monument Sacred to the memory of / GEORGE SMITH Esqre / of Camer in this parish / who departed this life March 3rd 1831 / in the 74th year of his age / also of / REBECCA / widow of the above GEORGE SMITH Esqre / who departed this life January 8th 1843 / in the 80th year of her age / also of WILLIAM MASTERS SMITH Esqre / of Camer, the only surviving son of the above / who departed this life December 24th 1861 / in the 60th year of his age / He was High Sheriff of the county in the year 1848 / and for some years represented the Western Division / in Parliament 274. (NA5) Marble wall monument – same style as NA3 Sacred to the memory of / WILLIAM SMITH Esqre / of Fairy Hall Mottingham in this county, / who departed this life October 18th 1830 / in the 71st year of his age / also of HENRY MASTERS SMITH, son of the above / who was drowned while bathing at Fishbourne / near Chichester in the county of Sussex and was buried / within the cloisters of the cathedral of that city; / he died July 20th 1832 in the 20th year of his age / also of CATHERINE, relict of the above named / WILLIAM SMITH Esqre / who departed this life December 3rd 1839 / in the 60th year of her age 275. (NA6) Tiny copper plaque on organ To the glory of God / and in remembrance of / CHARLES ERNEST HORRIDGE / organist 1946 – 1955 276. (NA7) Small oval plaque on piano In memory of ROSEMARY GARDNER / 1937 – 1997 North Porch277. (NP1) East window in north porch, small, stained glass. SARAH JANE RUSSELL / obiit 18th December AD 1921 278. (NP2) West window in north porch, small, stained glass. ETHEL MARIA HAMMONDS / ob. Sep. 24th / AD 1922 North Chancel279. (NC1) Bronze plaque In memory of / THOMAS SMITH COGSWELL / for 26 years vicar of Cringleford / Norfolk and from 1923 to 1930 a / valued helper in this church who / died 13 June 1930 aged 74 years / I have loved the habitation of Thy house 280. (NC2) Oval grey marble plaque with drawing of a swan above inscription To the memory of / OLIVE GREY ARNOLD wife of / ROBERT ANTHONY ARNOLD and / daughter of RALPH HART TWEDDELL / - born 4.5.1876 – died 17.8.1954 - / for sixty three years she lived / at Meopham Court and / was much beloved / in this parish 281. (NC3) Three figured marble monument. Bust of Sir John top centre with two Grecian figures, one with a book. The other with scales, on either side of inscription. Sacred to the memory of / the right honble Sir JOHN BAYLEY bart. / whose remains lie interred in a vault below / he was second son of JOHN BAYLEY, of Elton, / in the county of Huntingdon, esquire, / and was educated at Eton College, / where he attained to a considerable proficiency / in classical learning. / After an honorable and successful / practice at the bar / he was made a puisne judge of / the Court of King’s Bench / on the 7th day of May 1808 / and on the 14th day of November 1830 / he exchanged the office / of judge of the King’s Bench / for that of Baron of the Exchequer. / On his resignation of the Baron’s seat / in the Court of Exchequer in the year 1834 / he was created a Baronet / and made a Privy Councillor / by his most gracious majesty / King William the 4th. / He died at Vine House, Sevenoaks / on the 10th day of October 1841, aged 79, / beloved and respected On tablet below main inscription Also to the memory of / Dame ELIZABETH, his wife, the youngest daughter of the late JOHN MARKETT / of Meopham Court Lodge, in this parish, esquire. / She died at Brighton / on the 23rd day of January, 1837, aged 77. / She was a most affectionate wife, a kind and tender mother / a sincere and constant friend, / and a charitable, self-denying Christian. 282. (NC4) Brass tablet. Top left corner: eagle with a scroll above a crown, beneath "H.M.S. Formidable". Top right corner: Invicta Horse plus scroll: "Invicta Royal Kent West". To the glory of God / and / to the memory of / HERBERT WILLIAM BRENCHLEY / leading seaman R.N. / who went down with H.M.S. Formidable / on the 1st Jan. 1915 – aged 23 / and / SWINFORD AUSTIN BRENCHLEY / Private – Royal West Kent Regiment (VIIth Batt.) / killed in action on the Somme Sept. 1916 – aged 23 / "Be thou faithful unto death and I will give / thee a crown of life" Bottom right hand corner A&N Aux C.S.L. London [mason?] 283. (NC5) Tiled rectangular plaque To the glory of God and / in memory of RALPH HART / TWEDDELL C.E. of Meopham Court died Sepber 3rd 1895 / aged 52. Psalm XV 284. (NC6) Dedication in embrasure of north window in chancel To the glory of God and in loving memory / of JOHN and / FRANCES HOOPER whose bodies / rest in this churchyard 285. (NC7) Marble plaque on a black base on wall To the memory of / FRANCIS MARKETT Esq. / of Meopham Court Lodge / in this parish / who died 7th June 1821 / aged 63 years / and was interred in the church / of St. Martins in the Field 286. (NC8) Marble plaque on a black base on wall Sacred to the memory of / ISABELLA, widow of the late FRANCIS MARKETT Esquire, / of Meopham Court Lodge / who died on the seventh day of December 18(5?)1, aged 81 years / she was most deservedly respected and beloved / for the use which she made of the gifts so bountifully bestowed / upon her by Divine Providence / During her life she was visited with many severe afflictions / which she bore with perfect resignation to the will of God. / In the conduct of her life / she was most exemplary as a wife, a mother and a friend, / and after enduring patiently a long and painful illness, / she died firm in the faith and in the hope of a glorious resurrection / through the merits of her redeemer Jesus Christ. 287. (NC9) Marble plaque mounted on a black base on wall. At bottom is written: J.Kendrick ft London  Sacred to the memory of / PERCY / second daughter of FRANCIS and ISABELLA MARKETT, / of Meopham Court Lodge / who was most highly esteemed for her pure and cultivated mind, / and for the variety and excellence of her attainments, / and most deservedly beloved for the sweetness of her temper, / and the innocence and usefulness of her life. / Her earthly pilgrimage, though short, / was interrupted by many and severe trials, / which were borne with the most exemplary patience and resignation. / Her nearest surviving relatives, trusting in God / "who afflicts us in his mercy" / that their separation from her, though grievous, will not be final, / have erected this tablet, in grateful remembrance / of her piety and humility as a Christian, / her dutiful and affectionate obedience as a daughter, / her love and tenderness as a sister, and / her zeal and fidelity as a friend. East Window288. (EW1) Dedication at foot of east window First section: To the glory of God in memory of Second section: ROBERT.BARNETT.who.died.Feb.24.1872. Third section: aged.51.erected.by.his.widow J.F.B. South Chancel289. (SC1) Brass plaque set in stone. Inscription formerly on floor of tower, removed in 1905 to south wall of chancel. Original position in church unknown. Hic jacet dominus JOHANNES FOLSHAM quondam / vicarius de Meapham qui obiit tredecimo die / mensis Junii anno domini millesimo CCCCo LVo / cujus animae propicietur Deus. Amen. [Translation Here lies Master JOHN FOLSHAM, formerly vicar of / Meopham who died on the 13th day of June in / the year 1455 on whose soul God have mercy. Amen.] 290. (SC1) Stone sculpture Thy will be done / in memory of / ELIZABETH BAYLEY / daughter of ALEXANDER MacDONALD Esqr / and wife of FRANCIS BAYLEY youngest son of the / Right Honorable Sir JOHN BAYLEY Bart. / born 27 June 1806 / died 9 April 1838 / Her children arise up and call her blessed: her / husband also, and he praiseth her; many daughters / have done virtuously but thou excellest them all. 291. (SC3) Small simple brass plaque on small lectern To the glory of God / and in memory / of / MATTHIAS GEORGE VILLER / 1873 – 1957 South Aisle292. (SA1) Dark stone tablet on wall To the glory of God / and in proud and loving / memory of their dear sons / who gave their lives for / their country in the Great / War viz. AUSTIN born 1890 / drowned in trying to save / a comrade 6th Aug. 1917 / and ARTHUR Lt Nothants / Regt born 1896 who died of / wounds in France 18th Oct. / 1916. This tablet was set up / by their parents ARTHUR F. / C. OWEN vicar of Meopham / and KATHLEEN his wife 1917 293. (SA2) Free standing bronze plaque on floor beneath Book of Remembrance Saint Mary’s Chapel / to the memory of / MARY JANE PARSONS / WALTER PARSONS / LOUIS PARSONS / JENNY PARSONS / February 1956 294. (SA2a) Inscription round circular base of brass lectern A.M.D.G. / LEWIS WOODWARD LEWIS cuius hujius ecclesiae / per XXIV annos. Presbiter fidelis. In Christo / dodormivit die Paschæ MCM. Hoc benevolentiae reverentiæ, desiderii monumentum ponendum curavere amici. 295. (SA3) East window of south aisle. Dedication at base of window First section: To the glory of God Second section: and in memory of Third section: EDITH EDWARDS 296. (SA4) Wooden picture frame – brown background, gold lettering. Coat of Arms in centre To be linked to great traditions is to be pledged to great undertakings BRUCE SWINTON / GEORGE ARTHUR / SMITH-MASTERS M.C. / SMITH-MASTERS / Captain 2nd Batt: / Lieutenant 6th Batt: / Essex Regiment / [Coat of Arms] Bedfordshire / Regiment / born Jan: 31st 1892 / Manet Fides born Dec. 29th 1894 / killed in France / Inte   merata killed in Flanders / leading the attack / safeguarding his men / July 1st 1916 / August 20th 1915 / ‘He that loseth his / ‘To me to live in Christ / life for my sake / to die is gain’ / shall find it’ / 3rd and 4th sons of JOHN ERNEST SMITH-MASTERS & MARGARET his wife / Obedient unto death / for God King & Country / rest eternal grant unto the O Lord / & let light perpetual shine upon them 297. (SA5) Window with dedication at base Section 1: To the glory of God and in Section 2: memory of ALLAN SMITH Section 3: MASTERS priest 298. (SA6) Brass wall plaque FLEETWOOD ISHAM EDWARDS Lt Col. R.E. P.C. K.C.B. / keeper of the Privy Purse to H.M. Queen Victoria / born April 21st 1842, fell asleep August 14th 1910 / EDITH his wife, daughter of ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS / of Camer, born July 25 1847, at rest March 9th 1873 / ‘Grant them, O Lord, to be numbered / amongst Thy saints in glory everlasting’ 299. (SA7) Brass wall plaque ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS of Camer, priest M.A. / J.P. born January 16th 1820 fell asleep October 8th 1875 / REBE MARY, his wife, daughter of the venerable JAMES / RANDALL, Archdeacon of Berkshire, born April 23rd 1822 / at rest January the 8th 1907 / ‘Grant us, O Lord, with them, a share in / the heavenly crown, through Thy mercy’ 300. (SA8) Brass tablet on a stone frame – inscription enclosed in scrolled border with different symbols in each corner. To the glory of God and in loving memory of / JOHN BABER M.D. / of London and connected with this parish for over forty years / who died May 4th 1894 / aged 72 years / also of EMMA (née DU BOIS) first wife of the above / who died March 12th 1875 / erected by their affectionate children / AD 1895 301. (SA9) WAR MEMORIAL 1914 – 1919 Bronze plaque just east of south porch To the sacred memory / of the / men of Meopham / who died for their King & Country / in the Great War 1914 – 1919 / C.AMOS M.G.C. W. BENNETT R.N. W.T. BIRD R.N. J.N. BISHOP Can H.G. BLACKMAN G. Gds. R. BOLSTER M.C. R.F.A. F.C. BOWYER R.E. H.W. BRENCHLEY R.N. S.A. BRENCHLEY R.W.K. A. BUGGS G.Gds. E.H. BURNETT R.N. R. CHAMBERS M.G.C. S.C. CHRISTMAS R.W.K F. COOK R.N. F.J. DALTON Can. P.H. DALTON Can. H. DAY R.F.A. T.L. DEADMAN R.Fus. /M.A. DURLING A.I.F. / J. DYE Can. / J.J. FINCH S.W.B. / P.H. FRANCIS A.I.F. / E. GOODWIN R.W.K. / S. HOLLETT G.Gds. / E. JOHNSON R.W.K. / R.W. LYNDS R.W.K. / G.C. O’BRIEN R.N. / A.E.C.OWEN N. Hants / F.C. PARKER E. Sur. / L.W. PARSONS R.A.M.C. / W. ROOTS R.W.K. / W.H. RUSSELL 16 Lrs. / A.G. SCUDDER Mdsex. / W.L. TAYLOR K.O.S.L.1. / W.H. TODD S. Staffs. / F.W. TOMPKINS R.Suss. / "All they had hoped for / all they had they gave" / "The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death" 302. (SA10) Window on south aisle (triptych). Inscription at base in centre. Section 1: In piam memoriam Section 2: FLORENCE M. GOLDING-BIRD Section 3: obiit MCMXIX South Porch303. (SP) Small plaque To the glory of God / and in memory of / EDITH WILLIAMS / 1874 – 1954 / a teacher at St. Matthews Westminster / 1916 – 1939 West Nave304. (WN1) Pavement slab Heres interr d the body of / JOSEPH RABENETT son of / JOSEPH & MELCHIA RABENETT / of Chatham who departed / this life Febr 26th 1718 / aged 21 years / also here lyeth the body of / MELCHIA RABENETT widow / and relict of JOSEPH RABENETT / of Chatham she departed this life ye 3d of Feb. 1722 / aged 47 years / also here lyeth the body of / MARY RABENETT daughr of / JOSEPH AND MELCHIA RABENETT who / departed this life ye 9th of Jany / 1724 aged 22 years 305. (WN2a) Pavement slab Here lies interred / near the bones of his parents / what was mortal / of Mr. THOMAS COPLAND / the son of ye Revd. Mr CHRISTOPHER COPLAND / vicar of this parish / a lingering illness / delivered him / adorn’d with every social virtue / from life to immortality / on the 15 day of August 1739 / in the 67th year of his age 306. (WN2b) Pavement slab Here lyeth the body / of ELIZABETH ye wife of / Mr THOMAS COPLAND who / departed this life ye 27th / of …. 1699 & in ye 22nd year …. her age 307. (WN3a) Pavement slab Here lyeth ye body of / Mrs MARGARET / COPLAND relict of / Mr CHRISTOPHER / COPLAND / who departed this / life Septemr the 30th / 1727 in the 85th year / of her age 308. (WN3b) Pavement slab Here lyeth ye body / of Mrs MARTHA RAY / grand daughter of MARTHA / EVERNDEN of this parish / who departed this life / the 5th day of August / 1707 / in the 19th year of her age / also here lyes the body / of Mrs MARTHA EVERNDEN / who departed this life the 15th of July 1725 in the / 80th year of her age / also / here lyeth the body of / ELIZABETH GUNNINGS of this / parish who departed ys life / ye 27th of November 1745 / aged 76 years 309. (WN4a) Pavement slab Hic deposita sunt exuvia / vi Reverendi / CHRISTOPHORI COPLAND / huius eccclesi – vicarii / qui ministerii anni XXXVII / vitae LXI impletis / exterior-m hane mysteriorum / oeconomiam / cum visione commutavit / XIIo calend Jun / Anno X MDCCVII 310. (WN4b) Pavement slab Sacred / to the memory of / Mr WILLIAM MUNGEAM / yeoman of this parish / who departed this life / the 28th of March 1818 / aged 71 years / also Mrs SARAH MUNGEAM / wife of the above / who departed this life / the 26th February 1825 / aged 76 years 311. (WN5a) Pavement slab Here resteth the body of / ROBERT SPRIVER of Meopham / yeoman whoe died the 31 / of Jan..rie 1635 / having 4 sonnes / and 3 d…ght..s 312. (WN5b) Pavement slab Hic jacet / JOHANNES MARKETT / JOHANNIS et ANNAE MARKETT / filius natii maximum / obiit / quinto die Septembris / anno domini 1789 / aetatis suae 34 313. (WN6a) Pavement slab In memory of / HENRY STICKINGS / of this parish he died March / the 27th 1773 aged 75 years / also MARY daughter of JAMES SHARP / first wife of the above HENRY STICKINGS / died ….tember the 25th 1750 / aged 62 years 314. (WN6b) Pavement slab In memoriam / ANNAE uxoris / JOHANNIS MARKETT / obiit die XVIII / Decembris MDCCL\ \ (MDCCLXX?, MDCCLXV?) / Anno A…../ …… (Roman numerals of date partially eroded) 315. (WN7a) Pavement slab Here lyeth the body of HENRY / HASLEN of Meopham Esqr who / married MARY COURTHOPE the / ….hter of Sr GEORGE / …THO..E of Wileigh in the / …. of Susex knight and / Dame ELIZABETH his wife / …d issue by her two / sons & one daughter / obyit XXVIto die Septemb… / anno dni 16… / etatis suae XXX\ (last three lines incomplete owing to break in slab) 316. (WN7b) Pavement slab Hic sepultum est / quiquid mortale sunt / ANNAE MARKETT / erat illa fillia JOHANNIS et / ELIZ. HOOKER de Tonbridge / conty Kent et uxor / JOHANNIS MARKETT / obiit 1st Jany 1763 / anno aetatis suae XXXIV / JOHN MARKETT Esqr / died on the 12th day of September / 1801 in the 81st year of his age 317. (WN8a) Pavement slab In memory of / CATHARINE wife of / SAML TIESDELL / of Luddesdown and / daughr of NICHS NASH / late of ye parish of Stoke / who died / the 26th day of May 1767 / aged 62 years / also the body of Mr SAML TIESDELL / late of Fawkham in this county / who departed this life March / the 27th 1801 aged 92 years 318. (WN8b) Pavement slab H.S.S [Hic sepultae sunt] / reliquiae / ELIZABETHAE MARKETT / obiitt Aug. XXXIo AD MDCCLI / aetatis suae XXo / conjugi charrissimae / hoc qualecunque mnemosynon / vir maestissimus posuit / JOHANNES MARKETT West Nave Wall319. (WNW1) Stone plaque on west wall of south aisle To the dear memory of my / husband GEORGE ALFRED TAIT / vicar of this parish 1919 – 1933 / who passed on to fuller life / 8th April 1933 & by whose wish / this corner was dedicated / for the use of the children / of this parish 320. (WNW1a) Wooden panel on wall of west nave In thankfulness to God / Mr. And Mrs. FRANK WORTHINGTON / presented the two treble bells / in 1949 together with the / rehanging of the peal / and the screen in 1950 321. (WNW2) Stone tablet Meopham and Cobham branch / British Legion / sacred to the memory of / our beloved president PETER NESS – called to rest / 12th July 1947 322. (WNW3) Copper plaque below side window These windows were repaired in / memory of HERMAN WILLIAM WINNETT / 1873 – 1957 / and / EDITH MARIA WINNETT 1879 – 1961 323. (APPENDIX A) Burials untraced in survey but recorded by the Rev. Lewis in 1898 N.W. N. Phillip Buggs 1858 (see App. B) Ann Evenden 1855 Eliza Evenden 1876 Ambrose Mercer 1895 Mathilda Parker 1858 Sarah Parker 1856 Eliza Taylor 1874 George Goodwin 1867 Thomas Goodwin 1866 James Hartopp 1896 Frederick Hollman1897 Beatrice Johnson 1884 Edwin Johnson 1875 Mary T. Johnson 1869 Edward Noakes 1877 Mary Noakes 1844 W. Noakes 1844 Elizabeth Scoons 1825 Richard Scoons 1817  Henrietta Scott 1888 Josias Scott 1898 F.J. Stone 1857 James Stone 1859  Louisa Taylor 1867 John Wells 1868 W. Wells 1852 W.R. Wells 1856 Barbara E. Waterman 1878 Richard Waterman 1884 S. S.E. S.W. E. W. Thomas Harwood 1710 David Hunt 1801 Alfred Johnson 1877  John Johnson 1870 Jane Shesdell 1801 Elizabeth Swift --- None George Hone --- Richard Wood 1714 Alma Ashdown 1894 Joseph Cleverley 1884 Thomas Loft 1888 May Russell 1881 Sarah Tomlyn 1837 William Tomlyn 1844 Mary Blackman 1820 George Buggs 1860 Mary Buggs 1818 William Buggs 1823 Edward French 1876 John French 1811 Mary French 1836 Elizabeth Scudder 1831 (see App. B.) Richard Scudder 1852 (see App. B.) Robert Scudder 1832 (see App. B.) Sarah Scudder 1846 (see App. B.) Thomas Scudder 1810 (see App. B) E.Warne 1896 F. Warne 1890 APPENDIX B Burials untraced in survey but recorded by M.W. Davies in 1972 (The location references are those used in this survey) 324. In loving memory of Alfred Lynds who entered into rest Nov.. 19. 1898 Aged 58 years Location:- Between B7 (Ann French 1851) and B20 (John Norton 1908) 325. Sacred to the memory of Thomas son of Thomas and Sarah Scudder of this parish died Oct. 1810 aged 7 months. Also Elizabeth their daur. who died Oct. 11 1831 aged 15 years likewise Robert who died Jan. 25 1832 aged 10 years. Also Richard their son died Dec. 18 1852 aged 27 years. Footstone:- E.S. 1831 R.S. 1832 Location:- Next to B25 (Mary and Thomas Buggs 1804) and B8 (Arthur and Mary Bale) 325. In loving memory of Thomas Evenden who fell asleep Jan 18 1900 aged 32 years. Also Emily Evenden wife of the above who died July 10 1946 aged 76 years. Location:- Between J21 (Jane Jeal 1876) and A19 (John Butcher 1871) 326. Sacred to the memory of Mr. Philip Buggs who dep. this life June … aged …Location:- near A18 (William Combes 1831) and A16 (Edward Combes 1858)                                                        © of Meopham Historical Society   Plan (84KB) of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard Index of Names and Places Names Index ADES 12 ALCHIN 102, 103, 165,     168, 172, 173 AMOS 300 ANDRUS 167, 174 ARNOLD 280 ARTHUR 292, 296 ASHDOWN 214, 323 ASHENDEN 208, 209 ATKINS 88, 89 ATWOOD 212 AUSTIN 282, 292 BABER 169, 299 BALE 28 BARKAWAY 42, 43 BARNARD 54a BARNES 247 BARNETT 177, 288 BARTLETT 205 BATCHELOR 140 BAYLEY 281, 290 BEAUMONT 151 BELL 37 BENNETT 300 BEST 166 BIRD 91, 300 BISHOP 224, 300 BLACK 255 BLACKMAN 20, 49, 194,     200, 300, 323 BLISSETT 98 BODDINGTON 154 BODDY 203, 204 BOLSTER 300 BOURNE 199 BOWYER 300 BRENCHLEY 282, 300 BROWNE 265 BROWNFIELD 8, 9, 195 BUCK 187 BUGG 125 BUGGS 28-30,41-43,45,48,    52, 53, 61, 300, 323, 326 BURNETT 300 BUTCHER 19, 213 BUTLER 169 BUTTERWORTH 256 C 18 CALLER 5, 6, 9 CAWLEY 249 CHAMBERS 300 CHARLTON 168, 173 CHAYNEY 266 CHILD 163, 164, 170, 171 CHRISTMAS 300 CLEVERLEY 323 COGSWELL 161, 162, 279 CONSTANT 195 COOK 197, 300 COOMBE 16 COOMBES 13 COPLAND 305-307, 309 COPPER 175 COURTHOPE 315 COX 112 COXE 257 CROFT 252 CROWHURST 127-129 --------------------------------------- CUCKOW 57 D…33 DALTON 130, 300 DAVIES 324 DAVIS 245 DAY 191 DAY 300 DEADMAN 300 DORRINTON 259, 260 DREWITT 251 DRYLAND 217 DU BOIS 169 DUNCH 218, 221 DURLING 196, 300 DYE 300 EASTWOOD 210 EATON 241 EDMEADES 55, 56, 81  103, 159, 160 EDMEADS 83 EDWARDS 258, 295, 298 ELPHINSTONE 189 ELWYN 152, 153, 156 ENGLISH 240 EVERNDEN 195, 308, 323,      325 FAIRMAN 41 FIGGESS 14 FINCH 300 FOLSHAM 289 FORTESCUE 263 FRANCIS 243, 300 FRENCH 21-26, 34, 35, 38,     39, 256, 267, 323 GARD 1 GARDNER 276 GIBB 231, 233 GLOVER 178 GOLDING 91 GOLDING-BIRD 302 GOODALL 145 GOODWIN 198, 205, 300,     323 GORE 258 GREY 280 GRIGGS 215 GUNNING 84, 85, 141-143,     160, 171 GUNNINGS 308 HALL 9 HAMMONDS 278 HART 95, 115, 280, 283 HARTHOPP 323 HARWOOD 86, 87, 323 HASLEN 315 HAWLEY 158 HEDGECOCK 185 HILLS 54b, 206, 207 HOLLETT 300 HOLLMAN 323 HONE 323 HOOKER de Tonbridge 316 HOOPER 144, 148, 284 HORRIDGE 275 HUNT 108, 109, 323 JACKSON 154 JEAL 46, 211 JEPSON 131 JOHNSON 110, 242, 300,      323 ---------------------------------------JURY 228 KILLICK 71, 72, 175 KING 193 LADDS 185 LAKER 123 LANE 46, 90 LANGFORD 82, 181, 182 LARCOMB 132 LATHAN 15 LAURIE 44 LEEMING 150, 226, 227 LEWIS 156, 157, 294, 323 LIGHT 198 LOFT 264, 323 LOTT 20, 50 LYNDS 186, 234, 300, 324 MacDONALD 290 MANLEY 184 MARKETT 112, 281, 285,     286, 312, 314, 316, 318 MARTIN 201 MASON 232 MASTER 83 MASTERS 84, 188, 189,      271, 297 MASTERS SMITH 273, 274 MATHER 240 MATON 237 MAYNARD 137 MEAKIN 70 MERCER 192, 323 MOASE 223 MORGAN 40 MUNDAY 81, 94 MUNGEAM 178, 179, 310 MUNN 92, 93, 98, 99, 100 MUNNS 104 NASH 317 NELSON 270 NESS 321 NEVILL 67, 119, 256 NEWCOMB 190 NICHOLLS 120 NOAKES 323 NORDISH 124, 126, 261 NORRIS 117 NORTON 40 O’BRIEN 300 OLIVER 205 OWEN 292, 300 PARKER 111, 300, 323 PARSONS 139, 293, 300 PEMBLE 271 PETT 134 PHILLIPS 72, 101, 103 PIGGOTT 114 PLUMMER 59, 60, 62 POLTICK 262 PRIOR 225 R?..E..NEY 36 RABENETT 304 RANDALL 188, 299 RANDS 225 RAY 308 REEVES 107 RICH 97 RIGBY 250 ROOTS 300 ROWE 123 --------------------------------------RUSSELL 277, 300, 323 RUSTON 176S, E & R 44 SALMON 58, 63, 64, 65,     73-78, 80, 116 SAUNDERS 113 SCOONS 323 SCOTT 226, 323 SCUDDER 300, 323, 325 SELDON 169 SHARMER 32 SHARP 313 SHEPHERD 73 SHESDELL 323 SILLS 168, 173 SIM 244 SMITH 183, 184, 188, 189,      210, 236, 259, 271-274,      279, 297 SMITH-MASTERS 188,        257, 258, 296, 298, 299 SNELLING 118 SPRIVER 311 STANIFORTH 216 STANLEY 7 STEVENS 4, 11 STICKINGS 313 STILL 246 STONE 323 SUTHERDEN 96 SWIFT 323 SWINFORD 282 SWINTON 296 TAIT 319 TAYLOR 219, 229, 230,      268, 300, 323 TERRY 66 THOMPSON 199, 222, 254 TIESDELL 105, 106, 317 TILDEN 161, 163 TODD 149, 300 TOMLYN 323 TOMPKINS 238, 239, 300 TUNNAH 146, 147 TWEDDELL 115, 280, 283 VILLER 291 W(H)IF(FIN) 3 WARD 252 WARE 192 WARNE 323 WARRINGTON 2 WATERMAN 323 WATSON 122 WELLARD 138 WELLDON 253 WELLS 323 WHA(R)TO(N) 3 WHIFFEN 80 WHIFFIN 76-79 WILLIAMS 133-135 WILLIAMS 303 WINNETT 322 WOOD 323 WOOD 69, 121 WOODWARD 156 WOODWARD 294 WORTHINGTON 320 YOUNG 42, 155 -------------------------------------- Places Index Ash 42 Boxley 73, 74, 75 Brede Sussex 12 Brighton 281 California 9 Cambridgeshire 263 Chatham 178, 304 Chichester Cathedral 274 Cliffe 173 Cobham 84, 104, 113, 163,     171 Cringleford Norwich 161,      279 Croydon, Surrey 271 Darenth 55 Derbyshire 199 Ditton 73 Elton, Huntingdon 281 Eton College 281Fairy Hall, Mottingham     183, 274 Farley 187 Farningham 64, 65 ----------------------------------- Fawkham 317 Flanders 296 Gravesend 20 Greenwich 60 Harvel 121 Hendford Manor House,     Yeovil, Somerset 148 Higham 81 Hitchin 193 Huntingdon 281 Little Cransden,     Cambridgeshire 263 London    Guys Hospital 91    Sloane Street S.W. 169    St. Martins in the Field        Church 285    St. Matthews School,        Westminster 303   Thurloe Square, South        Kensington. 169 Luddesdown 108,133, 317 --------------------------------  Meopham   Camer 188, 189, 257, 258,     273, 298   Deodars, Meopham 169   Hook Green Meopham 132   Lindenwood Meopham 120   Meopham Court 115, 147,      177, 280, 283   Meopham Court Lodge 281,       285, 286 Minster in the Isle of    Sheppey 81 Mottingham 183, 274 Newcastle-on-Tyne 122 Norfolk 279 Northfleet 15 Norwich 161 Nottinghamshire 199 Nursted 228 Nursted Court 159, 160 Nustead 83 Offley Mill, Hitchin Herts 193 -------------------------------------- Portsea 243 Red Hill Lodge, Nottinghamshire 199 Rodmersham 161 Sevenoaks 281 Sheerness 81, 108 Siesey, Boston, Lincolnshire 28 Somerset Somme 282 St Peters Thanet 216 Stoke 317 Stone 56, 103 Strood 98 Sussex 12, 274 Sutton, Derbyshire 199 Vine House, Sevenoaks     281 West Malling 272 Wileigh, Sussex 315 Wrotham (sic) Rootham     127 Yeovil 148 ------------------------------ General ARMY Ranks    Lieutenant 258, 292, 296    Captain 153, 296    Lt Col.298    General 153, 156    Lt. General 152, 153 REGIMENTS etc    R.A. 153    16 Lrs. 300    2nd Batt: 296    6th Batt:, Essex         Regiment 296    A.I.F. 300    Bedfordshire Regiment         296    Can 300    E. Sur. 300    G.Gds. 300    K.O.S.L.1. 300    M.G.C. 300    Mdsex. 300    N. Hants 300    Nothants Regt 292    R.A.M.C. 300    R.F.A. 300   R.Fus. 300    R.Suss. 300    Royal West Kent        Regiment (VIIth Batt.)           282 -----------------------------------    Royal West Kent 300    Royal Army Service         Corps 137   Royal Artillery 152,153,156   Royal Engineers 258, 298,      300   S. Staffs. 300   S.W.B. 300 NAVY    R.N. 240, 300    "S.S. Teeswood" 138    H.M.S. Formidable 282    Leading seaman R.N. 282    Quartermaster R.N.178 MEDALS    M.C. 296, 300 Baron of the Exchequer 281 Baronet 281 Bart. C.M. 189 brewer 271 British Legion 321 son of London 61 Clergy Archdeacon of Berkshire     299 priest 188, 297, 299 Rector 199 Rev 199, 144, 145, 148,      222, 305 ------------------------------------- vicar 156, 279, 289, 292,     319 cook of London 61 Court of King’s Bench 281 died of wounds in France     292 Dockyard Chatham 178 drowned at sea 9 drowned in trying to save a    comrade 292 drowned while bathing at    Fishbourne, near       Chichester 274 F.R.C.S. 91 High Sheriff of the county     273 J.P. 299 K.C.B. 298 keeper of the Privy Purse     298 killed in action on the     Somme 282 killed in action in France     239 killed in France 229 killed in the Great War 185 leading the attack 296 King William the 4th. 281 M.P. 169 MEDICAL    died of the small pox 271 ---------------------------------------    M.D. 169    smallpox procured by        inoculation 271    senior consulting       surgeon 91    smallpox 86, 87    typhoid fever at sea 9 London merchant 271 organist 275 parish clerk Nursted 228 Western Division, Parliament 273 Privy Councillor 281 puisne judge 281 Queen Victoria 298 solicitor 81 stonemason A&N Aux C.S.L. London 282 Stonemasons   C.W. Dawes     Gravesend 243  DAWES / Wrotham      Road Gravesend 146   J.Kendrick ft London 286   MARTIN 181   Frindsbury 131    J. Steel Gravesend 53,          72 street accident 243 teacher 303 yeoman 102, 113, 171,     179, 310, 311 -------------------------------- Plan (84KB) of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard                                                        © of Meopham Historical Society OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.  For close-up view of Areas click on Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH Back to Meopham Church M.I. listing Plan (84KB) of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard                                                        © of Meopham Historical Society For details about the advantages of membership of the Kent Archaeological Society click here Back to Churchyards Listed     Back to Library and Visual Records     Back to Research     Back to Homepage AREA A OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD Area A of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH Area A of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard. Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH Back to Meopham Church M.I. listing Plan (84KB) of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard                                                        © of Meopham Historical Society For details about the advantages of membership of the Kent Archaeological Society click here Back to Churchyards Listed     Back to Library and Visual Records     Back to Research     Back to Homepage AREA B OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD Area B of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH Area B of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard. 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Monumental Inscriptions from St John the Baptist Church, Meopham

Monumental Inscriptions from St John the Baptist Church, Meopham, noted by Meopham Historical Society. Index created by Ted Connell. Including a plan (84KB) of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.

The original text runs to 73 pages. Here the text has been consolidated to make the format match other M.I.'s on this Website.

INTRODUCTION
The Monumental Inscriptions of St. John’s, Meopham, were first recorded in the ‘Church Monthly’ of July 1898 by the vicar, the Rev. L.W. Lewis. This list included names and years of burial and the location was indicated by the relevant compass point relating to the church. It was later incorporated in C.H. Golding-Bird’s ‘History of Meopham’ in 1934. These entries provide a most useful source of comparison with ours of a century later. Some 20 names of individuals, all buried before 1898, have been revealed in our own recordings but, curiously, are missing from the original list. These are mainly 18th century gravestones on the south side of the church. On the other hand there are over 50 individuals recorded by L.W. Lewis which we have been unable to trace. More than half of these are listed as north of the church and may now lie beneath the tarmacced paths. Others are recorded as west of the church and on the verge of the widened A227. For the benefit of researchers these names are listed alphabetically with their original locations in the appendix. Lewis spoke hopefully of a possible map of the churchyard but none appeared. A later attempt to record the tombstones was made in 1972 by Mr. H.W. Davies and lodged at the Centre for Kentish Studies in 1975 (Ref. TR 1893/1). Four documents were submitted, containing 70 individual inscriptions, but it is a far from complete survey and no accompanying plan appears to exist. However, a comparison with our survey reveals four inscriptions of which we had no trace. Details of these are also in the appendix.

Our survey was undertaken by eight volunteers from the Meopham Historical Society and has taken three years to bring to completion. The churchyard was divided into 11 sections, each with its own plotted map, and each has been indexed both alphabetically and by location. Two similar general indexes and a plan of the whole churchyard are included. (not included in this webpage)  In cases where the same surname occurs more than once the entries are chronologically listed. Similar indexes with a plan are included for the memorials in the church itself. Original spellings, punctuation and spaces for illegible letters have been strictly adhered to and slashes indicate the division of lines in the inscriptions. Where doubts have arisen about the dates Burial Registers, Bishop’s Transcripts and Golding-Bird have been consulted; hence occasional italicised abbreviations, such as BR, BT, GB with alternative solutions. 266 gravestones survive and 510 individuals have been identified. The earliest surviving inscription is that of Richard Masters of Camer, 1689. The Old Churchyard was officially closed in 1923 and later burials (not included in this survey) are in the new graveyard on the west side of the A227.

Members of the Historical Society who participated in this survey:- Surveyor:- Jack Preston,    Indexer:- Jim Ford
The recorders:- Sheila Bodiam,  Sheila Farmer,   Joan Goodwins,                          

Pictures of the team at work
                       Ann Kneif,         Renee Phippen, Suzanne Edmeades-Stearns
The book jacket:- Jane Paffard (daughter of a member)    The computerisation of the text:- Ann Kneif
                                                                                                                   J. O. Goodwins,   December 2000
                                                       © of Meopham Historical Society

In the ChurchyardArea A
1.(A1) Cross on base In loving memory of / GEMRICKIE GARD / died May Base … ho died

2 (A2) Headstone and kerbstone In / loving memory / of / ANN WARRINGTON / died 8th May 1903 / aged 49 [40?] / also of / HENRY WARRINGTON / husband of the above / died 9th October 1919 [1910?] / aged 62

3 (A3) WHA(R)TO(N) and W(H)IF(FIN) Headstone and footstone In loving memory / of / M.. ..HOMA…. ....H / (ent)ered into rest April 1..(?) [16? 18?] / aged 85 years / MARY ANN WHA(R)TO(N) / SARAH ELIZABETH W…IF(FIN) / sisters of the above / inter(red) in this church-yard / our Dead are living unto …Footstone B.T.W. 1904

4 (A4) Headstone In / loving memory / of / FRANCES C.G. CLARK STEVENS / who died 9th February 1896 / aged 15 years / She sleeps in Jesus free from pain / our loss though great to her is gain / beloved by all who knew her here / and to her parents none more dear / yet hope through Jesus death is given / that soon we’ll meet with her in heaven / also ARTHUR C. STEVENS / father of the above / died 13th Dec 1932 aged 74 / and of his wife MARY / died 24th September aged 78

5 (A5) Pedestal and cross In loving memory of / GEORGE CALLER / who died Augst 11th 1902 / aged 28 years

6 (A6) Pedestal and cross In loving memory / of / JOHN CALLER / who died December 2 1899 / aged 52 years / His end was peace / calmly he passed away

7 (A7) 3 tier pedestal with cross (detached) West facing side: top tier: In loving memory / of / our dear sister / middle tier: MAY STANLEY / died March 9th 1902 age 20 / not gone from memory   East facing side: bottom tier: Not gone from love / but gone to her Father’s / home above

8 (A8) Headstone and footstone East side: In memory of / Mr. WILLIAM BROWNFIELD / who died October 31st 1862 / aged 68 years / also of MARY ANN BROWNFIELD / wife of the above / born November 30th 1796 / died August 12th 1878 aged 82 years / in affectionate remembrance of / two grandsons of the above / JAMES CHARLES HALL / who was drowned at sea / on the 19th of December 1872 / aged 22 years / and of / THOMAS BAYLIS HALL / who died of typhoid fever at sea / on the 19th January 1878 / aged 16 years / also / WILLIAM HENRY BROWNFIELD / son of the above / …rn March 12th 1832 died May 6th 1885
West side:In memory of / HARRY AUGUSTUS HALL / grandson of / WILLIAM AND MARY ANN BROWNFIELD / and brother of J.C. & T.B. HALL / who died in California 27th June 1890 / in his 35 year
Footstone W.B. 1862, M.A.B. 1878, J.C.H. 1872, T.B.H. 1878, W.H.B.1885, H.A.H. 1890

9 (A9) Headstone and footstone In / affectionate remembrance / of / EMMA CALLER / who died Decr 31st 1899 / aged 53 years / Thy will be done Footstone CALLER

10. (A10) 3 tier pedestal with standing cross attached Top tier: … loving memory of / my dear husband / ALBERT …ER / w……. / aged …. Years. Middle tier: B[lesseed] are the dead which die in the Lord / also EMMA / beloved wife of the above / born Oct 28th 1862 died Jan 3rd 1947 / resting

11. (A11) Headstone and footstone In loving memory / of / JOHN STEVENS / died Feby 16th 1906 / aged 80 years / also / ROSETTA, his beloved wife / died Jany 25th 1903 / aged 73 years / also / CLARA daughter of the above / died Feby 19th 1873 / aged 2 years / "Thy will be done"

Footstone J.S. 1906, R.S. 1903, C.S. 1873

12. (A12) Cross on two tier pedestal base Top tier: … lov… …..y / H.RR… / widow … … (la)te / THOMAS ADES / of Brede Sussex / died Nov 13 1898 aged 6(4) Lower tier: also / HOWARD / youngest son of the above / died Dec 20 1876 aged .8 / R.I.P.

13. (A13) Small headstone and footstone C C / COOMBES / died July 2nd 1861 / aged 7 months Footstone CCC 1861

14 (A14) Twin head and body stones Left-hand Sacred / to the memory of / JOHN FIGGESS / who / departed this life / May the 26th / 1851 / aged 92 years Right-hand Sacred / to the memory of / REBECCA wife of / JOHN FIGGESS / who / departed this Life / February the 8th / 1854 / aged 84 years

15 (A15) Headstone and coffin shaped slab East facing: Sacred / to the memory of / THOMAS LATHAN / who departed this life / December 17th 1846 / aged 62 years / also ANN wife of the above / who died April 29th 1879 / in her 84th year West facing: In / memory of / RICHARD son of / JOSEPH and MARIA FIGGESS / of Northfleet parish / who died December 7th 1848 / aged 17 months

16. (A16) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to / the memory of / Mr. EDWARD COOMBE.. / of this pa.. / ho ..eparted this l… / November 12th 18.. / aged 69 years / also / SARAH wife of the above / who departed this l… / November 18th 1861 / aged 67 years Footstone E.C. 1858, S.C. 1861

17. (A17) Badly eroded. No inscription decipherable.

18. (A18) Cross on three tier pedestal base Top tier: In loving memory / of Middle tier: WILLIAM C…. / born August 3…. / died Decer 4th 1897 Bottom tier: also of CHARLOTTE ELLEN / wife of the above / born November 21st 1835 / died November 8th 1915

19. (A19) Headstone and footstone In affectionate remembrance / of / JOHN BUTCHER / who died January 11th 1871 / aged 75 years / also of ELIZABETH / second wife of the above / who died April 26th 1877 / aged 71 years / "For if we believe that Jesus died and / rose again even so them also which leep in / Jesus will God bring with him" / also ANN and SARAH / daughters of the above JOHN BUTCHER Footstone ..B 1871, EB 1877

20. (A20) Headstone and two footstones Sacred to the memory / of / MARTHA LOTT / sister of / MARY BLACKMAN / who departed this life / (at Gravesend) on the / 28th November 1818 / aged 15 years / MARY BLACKMAN / wife of JOHN BLACKMAN / & eldest daughter of / MATTW & MARY LOTT / who departed this life / May 24th 1818 in the / 26th year of her age / also the above / JOHN BLACKMAN / who departed this life / April 21st 1820 / aged 32 years / left issue two sons / vizt WILLm and JOHN Two footstones M.B. 1818, M.L. 1818

Area B
21. (B1/B2) Twin headstone (leaning) Left-hand In ….. / of ANN FRENCH / wife of / JOHN FRENCH / of this parish / Died 29 …. ar. 1762 / aged 65 years / [BR 2nd April] Right-hand ……… / JOH.. FRENCH / of this …… / who ……. / Nov …….. / aged … years [BR 1777 24th November and GB 1777 burial]

22. (B3) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the memory / of ANN daughter of / JOHN & MARGARET FRENCH / of this parish who departed / this life the 25 of April 1806 / aged 49? Years
Footstone A.F. 1806

23. (B4) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. THOMAS FRENCH / of this parish / who departed this life / November 30th 1810? / aged …. Years / left issue two sons and three daughters / (viz) JOHN THOMAS SARAH / ANN MARY … / also SARAH his wife / who departed this life / December 29th 1849 / aged 74 years Footstone T.F. 1810, S.F. 1849

24. (B5) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. WILLIAM FRENCH / of this parish / who departed this life / the 28th of September 1818 / aged 60 years

25. (B6) Headstone In affectionate remembrance / of / MARY FRENCH / of this parish / who departed this life / September 9th 1874 / aged 65 years / "the dust returns to the earth as it was and / the Spirit returns unto God who gave it" / Ecclesiastes 12.7.

26. (B7) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / ANN FRENCH / who departed this life / the 5th of May 1851 / aged 46 years Footstone A.F. 1851

27. (B7a) A coffin shaped stone with a kerbstone. No headstone. No markings. Possibly a FRENCH? In alignment with several other French tombstones.

28. (B8) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / ARTHUR and MARY JANE BALE / for many years / schoolmaster and schoolmistress / at Siesey, Boston, Lincolnshire   On small cross – inscription face down in grass, so very clear. In memory of ARTHUR BUGGS / died Aug. 2nd 1912 Possibly marble – in excellent condition [BR Arthur 29th April 1894, Mary Jane 11th March 1904]

29. (B9) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / HENRY BUGGS / late of this parish / who departed this life / December 28th 1846 / aged 57 years / "come unto me all ye that labour and are / heavy laden and I will give you rest" / Matthew 11 Chap 28th verse / he left issue by HARRIOT his wife / one son and two daughters / viz: JAMES, MARY ANN, / and ELIZABETH / also HARRIOT BUGGS / wife of the above / who died April 9th 1856 aged 66 years / "purge me, with his …. And I shall be clean / wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow" / 51st Psalm 7th verse Footstone H.B. 1846, H.B. 1856

30. (B10) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / HENRY son of / HENRY and HARRIOT BUGGS / who died July 5th 1826 / aged 9 years / also RICHARD JAMES / who died February 4th 1834 / aged 15 years / likewise HARRIOT / who died March 8th 1834 / aged 9 years / "The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken / away. Blessed be the name of the Lord" / Job 4 Chapr 21 verse Footstone H.B. 1826, R.J.B. 1834, H.B. 1834

31. (B11) Headstone and footstone No inscription visible. Stone flaking very badly. Footstone buried against headstone.

32. (B12) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth / the body of / THOMAS SHARMER / of this parish Junr / who died Octor ye 14th / …. Ye 37th year / …. His age Footstone ..S 1737

33. (B13) Headstone The body … / ANN DAI…E / wife of WILL: D…… / late of East G… / and daugh… / (S)KARM… / of …… .arish / ye 30th of J..n. / aged 51 (57?) years

34. (B14) Pedestal and kerbstone Cross on 3-tier pedestal within rectangular kerbstone with raised corners East facing pedestal, top tier: In / loving memory / of Middle tier: ROBERT HENRY FRENCH / DIED April 10 1918. / aged 74 years. Bottom tier: "after he had seved his own generation he fell on sleep West facing pedestal, top tier: Also / KATE LUCY / his wife Middle tier: died May 22 1928 / aged 74 years

35. (B15) Headstone and coffin shaped stone on ground Sacred / to the memory of / HARRIOT wife of / JOHN FRENCH / of this parish / who departed this life / January 8th 1871 / aged 57 years / also EMMA FRENCH / who died in her infancy / left issue / JOHN THOMAS WILLIAM HARRIOT / SARAH ANN ROBERT HENRY MARY / GEORGE MARGARET and EDWARD / JOHN FRENCH / died Sepr 17th 1883 aged 76 years

36. (B16) Headstone and 2 footstones Sacred / SARAH …. of / Mr JOHN R?..E..NEY / of this parish departed this life / on the …….. 18..9 / also two children of the above / who died in their infancy  
2 footstones – no inscription visible

37. (B17) Headstone h…e / lyeth … body / of EDWARD BELL / who departed this / life … 6 …. / aged 59? / also his father (and) / mother lies by … / reader (st)and of … / Thy remembrance keep / for in this (gra)ve a / fr…nd of Ch(rist) doth / sleep [GB 1724]

38. (B18) Headstone and 2 footstones To the / memory of MARGARET wife of / JOHN FRENCH / of this parish she departed this / life the 14 October 1780 / aged 56 years / also JOHN FRENCH departed / this life the 7th October 179.. / aged 68 years 2 footstones M.F. 1780, J.F. 179..? [BR 1795]

39. (B19) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / ROBERT FRENCH of this / parish who departed this life / the 24th of November 1802 / aged 40 years Footstone R.F. 1802

40. (B20) Headstone and kerbstone In / loving memory / of / JOHN NORTON / who died 2nd April 1908 / aged 73 years / also of JANE MORGAN / sister of the above / who died 4th February 1910 / aged 79 years / "gone but not forgotten"

41. (B21) Headstone and footstone In memory / of / RICHARD BUGGS / of this parish / who died May 1st 1808 / aged 70 years / also MILDRED BUGGS / wife of the above / who died October 2nd 1786 / aged 46 years / (left issue 4 sons) / likewise SARAH FAIRMAN / daughter of the above / who died June 2nd 1785 Footstone no initials

42. (B22) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mrs MARY BUGGS / of the parish of Ash in this county / who died March 1st 1831 / aged 67 years / "Remember now Thy Creator in the days of Thy / youth while the evil days come not, nor the years / draw nigh when Thou shalt cry I have no pleasure in them" / Ecclesiastes / Chap XII verse 1 / also GEORGE BARKAWAY / who died September 23rd 1831 / aged 5 months / also HANNAH YOUNG / who died May 12th 1875 / aged 74 years / ….. pray Footstone M.B. 1831, G.B. 1831

43. (B23) Headstone and footstone In memory of / Mr WILLIAM BUGGS / died June 6 1819 aged 56 / Mr WILLIAM son of the above died / June 6 1817 aged 28 / ANN BARKAWAY died May 15 1806 / aged 1 year / JESSE BARKAWAY died June 16 18…? / aged 3 years 10 months / grandchildren of the above Footstone W.B. no date

44. (B24) Headstone and 2 footstones In memory of / Mr THOMAS LAURIE of this parish / who departed this life 31st may 1808 / in the 22nd year of his age / left issue one son, THOMAS / also his son THOMAS LAURIE / who departed this life 1st SepTR 1859 / aged 51 years Footstone on left T.L. 1808, T.L. 1859
Footstone on right (not related) E.S. 1831, R.S. 1832

45. (B25) Headstone In / memory of / MARY BUGGS of this parish / who departed this life 28th Sept 1804 / aged 64 years / also THOMAS BUGGS husband of the above / departed this life 3rd Octr 1804 / aged 76 years 2 footstones M.B. 1804 T.B. 1804

46. (B26a) Headstone and footstone East facing: In memory of / CHARLES / the beloved son of / WILLIAM And NAOMI JEAL / who departed this life / January 29th 1878 / aged 15 years / also / WILLIAM JEAL / father of the above / who passed peacefully above / February 22nd 1903 / aged 70 years / also NAOMI JEAL / called to rest April 19 1912 / aged 80 years / a faithful wife and loving mother West facing: In / affectionate remembrance / of / MARY wife of / WILLIAM LANE, / of this parish / who died March 19th 1872 / aged 67 years / also / WILLIAM LANE / husband of the above / who died April 9th 1882 / aged 80 years

47. (B26b) Footstone ML 1872, CJ 1878, WL 1882, WJ 1903, NJ 1912

48. (B26c) Footstone leaning against wall backing the A227 G.B. 1860 reference to GEORGE BUGGS buried 10 July M.B. 1878 reference to MARY, wife of GEORGE BUGGS buried 12 February No headstone survives. Provenance:- burial register

49. (B27) Footstone leaning against wall backing the A227 M.B. 1818 reference to MARY BLACKMAN see No. 20 (A20)

50. (B28) Footstone leaning against wall backing the A227 M.L. 1818 reference to MARTHA LOTT see A20

51. (B29) Footstone (no details visible) leaning against wall backing the A227
Area C
52. (C1) Headstone and footstone In affectionate remembrance / of / ELVIRA / the beloved wife of / JAMES BUGGS / who died November 3rd 1868 / aged 41 years / "Thy will be done" / also JULIA BUGGS / who died March 10th 1870 / aged 7 years / "the Lord giveth and taketh, blessed be / the name of the Lord" / also the above JAMES BUGGS / who exchanged life for immortality / August 9th 1890 aged 69 years / "Home at last Thy labour done. / Safe and blest the victory won. / Jordan passed from pain set free / Angels now have welcomed thee.
Footstone E.B. 1868, J.B. 1870, J.B. 1890

53. (C2) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the memory / of / HENRY BUGGS / who died 17th May 1894 / Aged 34 years at base of headstone J. Steel Gravesend (stonemason) Footstone H.B. 1894

54. (C3) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / RICHARD BARNARD / who died October 8th 1837 / aged 59 years / also HANNAH wife of the above / who died December 9th 1856 / aged 77 years / also JAMES their son / born 25th September / died 11th December 1815 Footstone R.B. 1837, H.B. 1856, J.B. 1815

54. (C4) Headstone and footstone In memory of / ROBERT HILLS / who died 5th July 1813 aged 77 years / left issue two sons and six daughters / "in the gay scene too oft of giddy youth / he sought his God and chose the paths of truth: / those paths he trod to life’s meridian stage / those paths pursu’d to long extended age / Pain he endur’d but from affliction’s flame / like Gold refulgent from the furnace came / till in full age and well prepared for death / calm and unruffl’d he resigned his breath / Reflection / perhaps some critic, or perhaps some friend / may ask ‘and what’s the good these lines intend?’ / Live o’er his life and such shall be thine end" / MARY wife of the above / ROBERT HILLS / who died the 20th February 1820 / aged 85 years Footstone R.H. 1817, M.H. 1820

55. (C5) Twin headstone and two body tombs with initials at foot of each Left-hand Sacred / to the memory of / Mr THOMAS EDMEADES / of the parish of Darenth / who departed this life / the 30th of March 1820 / aged 80 years Right-hand Sacred / to the memory of / ANNE relict of / THOMAS EDMEADES / departed this life / 13th of December 1832 / aged 83 years At foot of body tombs T.E. & A.E.

56. (C6) Headstone, body tomb and footstone In sacred memory … / …ANOR EDMEAD.. sis… .. / THOMAS EDMEADES of Stone who / …. this li… the .. November 1802 / aged … years Footstone – at foot of body stone E.E. 1802 [BR Elizabeth 9th November]

57. (C7) Headstone and body stone Memory / ALICE wife of / Mr. THOMAS CUCKOW / of this parish / who died the 30th of March 1821 / aged 77 years / also the above THOMAS CUCKOW / who died the 23rd of April 1821 / aged 80 years / left issue three sons / JOHN THOMAS and RICHARD

58. (C8) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth / the body of / ELIZA SALMON / sister of WILL… / SALMON of ys parish / she died in ye year / 1710? / aged … years Footstone totally illegible

59. (C9) Headstone and footstone Here lieth / the body of ELIZABETH / wife of THOMAS / PLUMMER of this parish / she departed this life Feb / ruary 28th 1759 in the / 47 year of her age / here lieth also the body / of the said THOMAS / PLUMMER he departed / this life Aug the 22nd 1764 / aged 62 years Footstone E.P. 1759, T.P. 1764

60. (C10) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth the body of / RICHARD PLUMMER late / of the parish of Greenwich / in Kent who dyed Octor. / the 24th 1741 aged 74 yr. Footstone RP 1741

61. (C11) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth the body / of WILLIAM BUGGS / cityson and cook of / London. He departed / this life February 4th / A.D. 1756 in the / 30 year of his age / "short was my days / the longer is my rest / God called me hence / because he knew it best" Footstone W.B. 1756

62. (C12) Headstone and footstone Here li… / the body of / ELIZAH PLUMMER / widow who depar / ted this life De / cemr. ye 25 in ye / year of our Lord / 1772(?) & in ye 84 / year of her age Footstone EP 1772?

63. (C13) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / KATHARINE daughter of / THOMAS & SARAH SALMON / of this parish / departed this life the … of / June 181? Aged 11 years [BR 1810 7th June]

64. (C14) Headstone In memory of / THOMAS SALMON / late of the parish of Farningham / who departed this life / the 27th of October 1822 aged … years

65. (C15) Headstone In memory of / Mrs. SARAH SALMON / wife of Mr. THOMAS SALMON / of Farningham in this county / who died May 9th 1832 / aged 61 years

66. (C16) Headstone In / memory / of SARAH wife of / DAVID TERRY / of ye parish who died 9 June 1763 / in the 58th y… of her age / also LYDIA wife of the above said DAVID TERRY / who died ye 16th of July 1765 / in the 40th year of her age / left issue one son JAMES / of DAVID TERRY / died April the 9th 1777 / aged 68 years [BR 4th April 1777]

67. (C17) Headstone(in two pieces) and footstone In memory of / Mr. JOHN NEVILL late of this parish / who departed this life May 12 1771(?) / aged 61 years / also here lieth the body of JANE NEVILL formerly wife of / the … JOHN NEVILL who departed / this life Oc….. 1801 aged 82 years Footstone JN 1771

68. (C18) Headstone Here / … Bo… / W….. / JOHN …… / parish …. / March …. / in ye 9th ye …. / his age

69. (C19) Headstone To / the memory of / Mr. JOHN WOOD / of this parish who / died June ye 30th 178?.. / aged 70? Years [BR 1750 3rd July]

70. (C20) Headstone and kerbstone East side: In / loving memory of / a dear wife and mother / MAY MEAKIN / Who died 27th December 1960 / aged 66 years / cremated at Medway Crematorium / at rest / also GEORGE MEAKIN / husband of the above / who died 22nd Nov. 1964 / aged 82 years / cremated / also FRED MEAKIN / brother of the above / died 23rd Dec. 1967 / aged 83 years / cremated West side: In loving memory / of / SAMUEL MEAKIN / died 11th July 1892 / aged 46 years / "the memory of the just is blessed" / also CAROLINE MEAKIN / wife of the above / died 26th April 1925 / aged 70 years / "I came to Jesus as I was / weary and worn and sad / I found in him a resting place / and he has made me glad"

71. (C21) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the / memory of / HARRIET / wife of JAMES KILLICK / who departed this life / November 20th 1861 / aged 67 years / "be ye also ready for in such an hour as ye / think not the Son of Man cometh / Matt. 24th 44th / JAMES KILLICK / died December 9th 1889 / aged 97 years / also / SUSANNAH THOMAS & EMMA AMELIA / children of the above who died / in their infancy Footstone H.K. 1861, J.K. 1889

72. (C22) Small 3 tiered pedestal and kerbstone Top tier: In loving memory / of / THOMAS KILLICK Second tier: who departed this life / April 6th 1891 / aged 53 years / "the memory of the just is blessed" Bottom tier north side: J. Steel Gravesend (stonemason)
Area D
73. (D1) Headstone and body stone In memory of / ELIZABETH SHEPHERD / wife of JOHN SHEPHERD of / Ditton in the county and daughter of / THO. And CATHARINE SALMON / late of Boxley who departed this life / the 20. of May 1814 / aged 50 years / left issue two daughters / viz: ELIZABETH and MARY ANN At end of body stone: E.S. 1814

74. (D2) Double headstone In memory of / CATHERINE wife of / THOMAS SALMON / late of Boxley who departed / this life November ye 30 1781 / aged 56 years / also WILLIAM son of the above / THOMAS and CATHARINE SALMON / who departed this life July the / 31 1785 aged 32 years

75. (D3) Headstone In memory of THOS SALMON / late of Boxly farmer departed / this life January the 26th 17..8 / aged 43 years / left CATHERINE his wife and issue / by her two sons and one daughter / WILLM THOSS and ELIZ. [BR Thomas 2nd February 1768]

76. (D4) Double headstone and footstone Left-hand In / memory of / THOS son of / THOS and / CATHERINE SALMON who / died Decem 25 / 1762 aged 9 / months Right-hand Also / (??) WHIFFIN their / Son died A…l / 6 1765 aged / 9 months Footstone illegible [BR Whiffin 10th August 1763]

77. (D5) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth / the body of WILLIAM / SALMON of this parish / who departed ys life / …th of June 1746 / …. 72 years / left …ue 3 sons / WILL. WHIFFIN & THOS Footstone WS 1746

78. (D6)Headstone and footstone Here lieth / ye body of ELIZA / wife of WILLIAM / SALMON of ys parish / yeom & daughr of / RICHD WHIFFIN / late of ys parish / who died June ye 12 / 1726 in ye 40th / year of her age Footstone: E.S. 1726

.79. (D7) Double headstone and two footstones Left-hand Here lyes ye / body of RICHD /WHIFFIN of ys / parish yeỡ: who / died March / ye 4th 1725 in / ye 91st year of / his age Right-hand Here lyes / the body of / JANE Ye wife / of RICHARD / WHIFFIN of ths / parish who part: this life / ye 16th of April (1708) Footstones R.W. (no date), J.W. 1708

80. (D8) Headstone and two footstones In / memory of WHIFFEN SALMON / of this parish who departed this life / the 18th of March 1791 / in the 72nd year of his age / also WILLIAM SALMON / who departed this life March the 14th / 1796 aged 81 years Two footstones: (one with no inscription) WS 1791

81. (D9) A large table tomb surrounded by a body stone and a headstone 
   East facing: In / memory of five children of / ROBERT EDMEADES son of THOS / EDMEADES of Minster in the Isle of Sheppey / and ANN his wife viz:- / ROBERT died 1st May 1817 aged 17 months / ROBERT 29th Dec 1819 6 months / CATHERINE 6th Jany 1822 11 months / ESTHER ELIZH 25 Jany 1833 11 months / KATE 27th Augt 1833 6 years / also the above named ROBERT EDMEADES Esqr / late solicitor at Sheerness and father of the above children / who died the 20th January 1863 aged 71 years / also ANN wife of the above ROBT EDMEADES Esqr / who died the 23rd November 1881 aged 90 years
   West facing: In memory of / MARY EDMEADES / wife of THOMAS EDMEADES / of the parish of Minster in the Isle of Sheppey / daughter of ROBERT and MARY HILLS / of this parish who departed this life the 12th July 1801 aged 37 years / also the above named / THOMAS EDMEADES / who died on the 14th day of March 1832 / aged 71 years / also REBECCA EDMEADES / daughter of the above / who died on the 20th November 1850 / aged 36 years [BR Robert (father) 27th January 1865, Mary 1800, GB Rebecca 1830]

81. (D10) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of JOSEPH MUNDAY / (late of Higham in the county of Kent) / departed this life the 17th of April / 1798 aged 37 years / also MARY daughter of the above / died the 9th of November 1794 / aged 1 year 7 months / left issue 1 son and 3 daughters / viz: ROBERT ANN ELIZABETH / and SUSANNA At foot of body stone J.M. 1798

82. (D11) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / MARY wife of / JOSEPH LANGFORD / of this parish / who died October the 26th 1831 / aged 63 years / left 1 husband with three sons / and three daughters / to lament their loss / also the above / JOSEPH LANGFORD / who died November the 18th 1839 / aged 78 years Footstone ML 1..1, JL 1839

83. (D12) Headstone and two footstones RICHARD MASTER… / of this parish died May … / 1689 aged 33 years / JOAN ye wife of RICHD ~ / MASTERS (since ye wife of / WILL: EDMEADS of Nustead) / died June ye 3rd 1717 aged 51 / years / Memento mori Footstones RM 1689, second has no inscription

84. (D13) Headstone and footstone (belonging to D12) To the memory / of ELIZABETH GUNNING / wife of ROBERT GUNNING of / the parish of Cobham. She was / a loving wife a tender mother / and a good neighbour. Lived well / respected and died much lamented / was sister of GEORGE MASTERS / of this parish. She dep / arted this life the 17th day of September / 1736 aged 48 years / also ROBERT GUNNING / died May 8th 1770 aged 85 years Footstone JM 1717 (belonging to D12)

85. (D14) Headstone and two footstones (one belonging to D13) In / memory of / CATHARINE GUNNING / daughter of ROBERT and ELIZABETH GUNNING / late of Cobham who departed / this life the 13 day of July / 1783 in the 56 year of her / age Two footstones E.G. 1736 (belonging to D13), CG 1783

86. (D15) Headstone Here / lyeth ye body / of ELIZ. The / wife of RICHARD / HARWOOD who / died (of the / smallpox) / June ye 5 1710 / aged 46 years

87. (D16) Headstone RICHARD / HARWOOD / who dyed of / the smallpox [remainder of inscription buried] [GB 1710]

88. (D17) Headstone and two footstones In affectionate remembrance / of / WILLIAM THOMAS ATKINS / who died July 6th 1890 / aged 32 years Two footstones one no visible inscription – largely buried, WTA 1890

89. (D18) Headstone and kerbstone In loving memory / of / JOHN ATKINS / who died Aug 9 1901 / aged 77 years / also KEZIA his wife / died June 11 1902 / aged 74 years

90. (D19) Headstone and footstone In loving memory / of / JESSE LANE / who died January 6th 1906 / aged 61 years Footstone no inscription

91. (D20) Body stone with sculpted cross South facing side: In loving memory of / FLORENCE MARION GOLDING BIRD / wife of C.H. GOLDING BIRD F.R.C.S. / senior consulting surgeon to Guys Hospital / born Sept. 3 1853 died March 23 1919
North facing side: In loving memory of / CUTHBERT HILTON GOLDING BIRD B.A.M.B., F.R.C.S. / senior consulting surgeon to Guys Hospital / born July 7 1848 died March 6 1939 / aged 90 years

92. (D21) Headstone To / the memory of / HANNAH wife of JOSEPH / MUNN the elder she died February 15th 1715 in the / 34(54?) year of her age [BR and GB 1745]

93. (D22) Headstone Left-hand In / memory of JOSEPH MUNN / of this parish who / departed this life / November the 9th / 1788 / aged 83 years Right-hand Also / to the memory / of MARGARET wife of / JOSEPH MUNN / who departed this life / September the 30th / 1803 / aged 89 years "With patience to the last he did persist / and murmurd not in what the Lord thought [best] / He with a Christian courage did resign / His soul to God at his appointed time" // "Here rests recalled from this stage of life / A tender mother and a virtuous wife"
[BR and GB Margaret 6th April 1805]

94. (D23) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr ROBERT MUNDAY / who departed this life / the 11th of April 1809 / aged 42 years / brother to the late Mr JOSEPH MUNDAY / interr’d near this place Footstone RM 1809

95. (D24) Headstone and two footstones Sacred / to the memory of / THOMAS HART / late of this parish who died / May 19th 1829 / aged 67 years / also of / HANNAH / wife of the above who died / July 7th 1809 / aged 45 years / they had issue / MARY, THOMAS, CHARLOTTE, / ELIZABETH, SARAH, JOHN, / ANNE-JOHANNA and WILLIAM / three of whom only survived them / viz: / THOMAS SARAH and WILLIAM
Two footstones H.H. 1809 and T.H. 1829

96. (D25) Headstone Left-hand In memory / of RICHARD / SUTHERDEN / of this parish / who departed / this life Septr / the 21st 1780 / aged 70 years Right-hand In memory / of SARAH wife / of RICHARD / SUTHERDEN of / this parish who / departed this life / Decembr 1st 1765 / aged 48 years [BR and GB Sarah December 7th 1763]

97. (D26) Headstone and footstone East facing: In / memory of / JANE CHARLOTTE RICH / daughter of / WILLIAM and JANE RICH / who died 28th April 1808 aged 5 years / "Afflictions sore long time she bore / physicians were in vain / till God did please death should her ease / and free her from her pain" / Mrs JANE RICH died May 30th / 1815 aged 44 years West facing: Also / THOMAS GEE RICH / died 2nd Feby 1810 aged 5 years / and / ANN ELITH RICH / died 14th Feby 1811 aged 4 years / ALFRED died in his infancy
Footstone JCR 1808, JR 1815

98. (*D27) Headstone, bodystone and footstone In memory of / JEMIMA wife of / ISAAC BLISSETT / of the parish of Strood / and daughter of / JOSEPH and MARGARET MUNN / who departed this life April 7th / 1799 aged 47 years / "Farewell dear husband I am gone before / to pay the way and pay kind nature’s score / you soon must follow for you cannot stay / when our Saviour calls you must obey" // "With wailing tears I mourn her end / losing my double comfort wife and friend" Footstone JB 1799

99. (D28) Headstone [Here] / lieth t… b… / JOHN son of JOSEPH M… [and] / MARGARET M… of this / parish who died Sept 30th 1777 / aged 26 years / "My tender parents dear grieve not for me / for at the Judgement Day a Saint I hope to be / It was Gods will to call me in my bloom / [do] n.. grieve and think I am gone too soon [GB gives John MUNN this year of burial. See D22]

100. (D29) Headstone Left-hand In memory of / WILLIAM MUNN / son of JOSEPH & / MARGARET MUNN / of this parish who / departed this life / May 21st 1766 in the / 21st year of his age Now by my kindred here I lie / God hath decreed] [that I] must die / and [tho] my bed is in the dust / I hope to rise among the just Right-hand Also in memory / of THOMAS MUNN / son of JOSEPH & / MARGARET MUNN / who departed / this life April 30th / 1766 in the 18th year of his age When in this world I did remain / my latter end was grief and pain / But when the Lord did think it best / He took me to his blessed rest

101. (D30) Large marble cube surrounded by ornate ‘dish’ and pedestal (now lost) on a three tiered plinth West facing: Here / lieth interrd the body of / Mr JOHN PHILLIPS / of this parish who departed this / life the 3rd of March 1741 / aged 43 years North facing: Also / lieth interred the body of / Mrs MARGARET PHILLIPS / who departed this life MDech* 16 1790 / aged 84 years South facing: Here lieth the body of / Mr THOMAS PHILLIPS / who died the 16th of March 17..9 / aged 52 years East facing: Here / also lieth interr’d the body of / Mr JOHN PHILLIPS who departed / this life February the 13th 1801 / aged 68 years     * Possible mason error. Month could be March or December [BR Thomas 22nd March 1789, Margaret 23rd December 1790]

102. (D31) Headstone, bodystone and footstone Here lies interr’d the body / of JOHN ALLCHIN / of this parish yeoman / who departed ys life March ye 23rd 1760 / aged 43 years // left issue two children JOHN and MARY / he was a loving husband & tender father / died well respected and much lamented Footstone JA 1760

103. (D32) Headstone and bodystone Sacred to the memory of / MARY daughter of / JOHN and MARGARET PHILLIPS / relict of JOHN ALLCHIN of this parish / and wife of THOMAS EDMEADES / of Stone who died May the 21st 1800 / aged 72 years / left issue one son and two daughters / viz: JOHN MARY and ANN    N.B. D32a Small unmarked grave lying between the feet of D31 and D32 Possibly connected? A child of this marriage?
Area E
104. (E1) Headstone (badly flaking) To the … / of SAR … MUNNS / w … TH O … / MU … Cobham / who departed this life / January 26 (?) 1729 (?) / Aged 34 years / 3 children one … / … daugh … THOM … / MARY & SARAH

105. (E2) Headstone and footstone (leaning against headstone turned sideways. Apparently not connected to headstone – date 1800) Here lyeth / the body of RICKEBY / TIESDELL son of NICHO / & ELIZA TIESDELL / of this parish he died / Dec ye 1737 aged / 31 years left issue by / SUSANh his wife one son / SAMUEL

106. (E3) Headstone (leaning) and footstone Left-hand In memory / of / NICH. TIESDELL / who died / Oct. 6th 1766 / aged 88 years Right-hand In memory / of ELIZABETH the wife of NICH. TIESDELL / who died March 13th 1769 / aged 95 years Footstone N.T. 1766

107. (E4) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / MARY wife of NICHOLAS REEVES / of this parish who departed this life / the 21st of December 1776 / aged 36 years / also SUSANNA second wife of the above NICHOLAS REEVE departed / this life the 8th February 1800 / aged 73 years / NICHOLAS REEVE husband of the / above who departed this life / Sep. 18 1817 / aged 81 years
Footstone dated 1800 no initials – next to E2. Probably connected with this headstone.

108. (E5) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. DAVID HUNT / native of this parish / who died at Sheerness 7th Septr 1836 / aged 79 years / also Mrs. ELIZth HUNT wife of the above / native of Ludesdown / who died at Sheerness 25th Decr 1840 / aged 79 years / leaving 3 sons & 5 daughters Footstone D.H. 1836, E.H. 1840

109. (E6) Headstone and footstone (leaning against headstone) In memory of / DAVID HUNT of this parish / departed this life Jan 20 1801 / aged 7 ? years / also ANN wife of above / departed this life Dec 11th (?) 1808 (?) / aged 77 years Footstone D.H. 1801

110. (E7) Headstone and footstone In Memory / ELIZABETH wife of / WILLIAM JOHNSON / who departed this life / the 7 (?) October 1816 (?) aged 31 years / by sickness died / in death did …. and / … impossible to decipher … / … impossible to decipher … / the above WILLIAM JOHNSON / who departed this life / … December 1836 aged 81 years
Footstone E.J. 1816, W.J. 1836 [BR William 23rd Dec. (burial)]

111. (E8) Headstone (leaning sideways, flaking. Piece of lead projecting on one side – was this stone once connected to another?) Sacred / to the memory of / SARAH wife of JOSEPH PARKER / of this Parish departed / the 1st September 1796 / aged 52 years / left issue three sons + two daughte .. / JOHN JOSEPH RICHARD / ANN SARAH / also the above JOSEPH PARKER / departed this life / aged 81 years

112. (E8a) Table tomb, two feet in height on a ridged plinth – sandstone – large. Here lyeth the body of Mr / URIDGE COX son of Mr THOMAS / and ELIZABETH COX who depar / ted this life September the / 17th 1704 in the 17th year of / his age / EDWARD MARKETT buried …eby / 28th 171- aged 12 days / Mrs ELIZth COX wife of Mr / THOs COX died Feb. 1717 / aged 52 / ANN SPRAT daughr of Mr COX / March 20th 1717 aged 33 / ELIZth daughr of Mr COX / Febr 20th 1719 aged 33 / MARY MARKETT Febr 2nd 1724 / aged 9 days / THOs MARKETT May 31st 1728 / aged 9 years 8 months / GEORGE MARKETT Jany 9th 1733 / aged 3 years 8 months / JOHN MARKETT Esqr obiit Novr VIIIn / AD MDCCLn aetatis suae LXXIn / ANN MARKETT wife of JOHN / MARKETT Esqr obiit Decr XXIXn / AD MDCCLn aetatis suae LVIIn [GB Edward Markett 1714]

113. (E9) Headstone Here / lyeth the body / of EDWARD / SAUNDERS / … (yeoman?) .o of Cobham / who dyed Octor ye / 12th 1726 aged / 54 years / by JANE his beloved / wife he left issue / daughters: JANE / HANNAH

114. (E10) Headstone Here lyeth / ye body of / NICOLAS PIGGOTT / who departed this / life January ye 16th / the yeare of Our / …. –70- and in / …. 34 yeare of / his age [GB 1701]

115. (E11) Pedestal (polished marble) Top tier: In ever loving / memory of / Second tier: RALPH HART TWEDDELL / of Meopham Court / Died 3rd Sept. 1895 aged 52 / "The Lord hath need of him" / Bottom tier: and of HANNAH MARY / his wife / died 28th Oct. 1914 / Aged 69

116. (E12) Headstone and footstone In memory of / ELIZABETH SALMON / who died September the 21 1789 / aged 76 / also of JOHN SALMON / who died August the … 1791 / aged 86
Footstone E.S. 1789, J.S. 1791 [BR John 17th August 1791]

117. (E13) Headstone and footstone In memory of ROBT NORRIS / of this parish who died Sept. / 25th 1747 in the 64th year / of his age / also of MARY his wife / who died Febry … 1751 / aged 61 y… / …… / left issue one dau … ELIZTH Footstone M.N. 1751 [BR 27th February]

118. (E14) Headstone and body coffin Sacred / to the memory of / RICHARD SNELLING / who died November 29 18.. / aged 45 years / also RICHARD SNELLING / Son of the above / who died December 10th 1819 / aged 4 years / Also SARAH SNELLING / wife of the above / who died April .. 1871 / Aged 81 years / her end was peace [GB 1833]

119. (E15) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / MARY wife of / JOHN NEVILL / of this Parish / who departed this life / May 9th 1822 age 28 years / also of ELIZABETH / second wife of the above / who departed this life / January 21st 1849 / aged 65 years / "house and riches are the inheritance / of fathers: and a prudent wife is / from the Lord" Proverbs chap 19th / verse 14th / also of the above / JOHN NEVILL / who departed this life / June 17th 1859 / aged 79 years / "love not sleep lest thou come / to poverty. open thine eyes / and thou shalt be satisfied with bread" / Proverbs chap 20th verse 13th Footstone M.N. 1822, E.N. 1849, J.N. 1859

120. (E16) Headstone and footstone leaning against headstone In / loving memory of / ANNE NICHOLLS / wife of / THOMAS NICHOLLS Esq / of / Lindenwood Meopham / who died / Feb. 29th 1908 / aged 88 years Footstone AN 1908

121. (E17) Pedestal 3 tiered plinth East side: top tier In / loving memory / of / middle tier EMILY WOOD / the beloved wife of / STEPHEN WOOD / bottom tier who entered into rest at Harvel / 15th Novr 1915 aged 53 / "when I was in trouble I called upon / the Lord and he heard me" Psalm CXXI North side: top tier Also / middle tier STEPHEN WOOD / who died / 18th March 1935 / aged 73 years / bottom tier honour thy father and / thy mother

122. (E18) Celtic cross 6ft high on double pedestal In loving memory of / MARY / wife of HENRY WATSON / late of Newcastle-on-Tyne / born Decr 17 1842 / died Jany 20 1907

123. (E19) Stone cross on triple pedestal plus rectangular kerbstone with stone urn At the foot East side: top tier In / loving memory / of / middle tier WILLIAM JOHN LAKER / who died May 27th 1908 / aged 64 years / ‘Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace’ / bottom tier also ANNIE MARIA wife of the above / died May 9th 1930 aged 84 North side: also / their / daughter / middle tier MABEL ANNIE / ROWE / died Nov. 6th 1956 / aged 73 years / bottom tier blank South side: also / WILLIAM / middle tier husband of MABEL / died April 20th 1968 / bottom tier blank

124. (E20) Headstone and footstone In / memory of / THOMAS NORDISH / of this parish who died the 7th / Of January 1814 aged 50 (?) years / left issue three sons and two / Daughters THOMAS HENRY / JOHN MARY and ANN / also ANN wife of the above / THOMAS NORDISH who died / supporting stone obscuring bottom line Footstone T.N. 1814

125. (E21) Headstone and footstone In memory of / HANNAH wife of PHILIP BUGG / of this parish / who departed this life June 27th 1815 / aged -?9 years / left issue two sons and two daughters / viz: THOMAS, PHILIP, MARY, SARAH Footstone H.B. 1815

126. (E22) Headstone and footstone In memory of / HENRY NORDISH / who departed this life / the 31st of January 1821 / aged 61 years / he that lies mouldering in the dust / was honest prudent wise and just / he lived in love, he died in peace / lets hope his joys will never cease Footstone H.N. 1821
Area F
127. (F1) Headstone and footstone Here R…. / body of …. WIL / CROWHURST of …… / parish son of WILLm … / CROWHURST of Rootham / who died Feb. 27th 1718 / aged 46 years
Footstone (sideways – leaning against headstone) W.C. 1718

128. (F2) Double headstone, 2 footstones Left-hand Here …th / the b..y of / THOMAS / CROWHURST / of this parish he / ……. Life / the 28 of Decr / 176.. / in the …. Year / of his age Right-hand H….. / the …. / MARY wife / Of THO..S / CROWHURST / of This parish / departed this life / Dec.. 6… 1711 / aged 38 years
2 Footstones M.C. T.C. (no dates) [GB Thomas 1768]

129. (F3) Headstone Here / lyeth the body / THOMAS son of / THOMAS and MARY / CROWHURST of this / parish he departed this / May 7th 1750 / age 26 years Footstone (lying sideways against headstone) T.C. (no date)

130. (F4) Two headstones – each broken off and one partially wedged beneath Horse chestnut. Two footstones, one horizontal incribed surface, face downwards. (1) who d… / the 3rd of August / also ANN wife / JOHN DAL … / who departed this / the 21st of June 1837 aged (2) in memory of / WILLIAM DALTON / of this parish .. / who depart… / the 6th Dec 17.. Footstones (1) JD 1825, AD 1837 (2) WD 1797 (possibly not connected with headstone? See BR entry) [BR William 1793 14th Dec]

131. (F5) Kerbstone with ornate corners shaped as crosses North side of kerbstone: In loving memory of JOHN BELLAMY / JEPSON died 18th January 1904 aged / 59 years // also MARY ELIZABETH, wife / of the above died 15th November / 1919 aged 72 years West side of kerbstone: Gates and sons / Frindsbury (stone mason)

132. (F6) Headstone In / memory of / MARY ANNA / wife of / SAMUEL LARCOMB / who died November 6 1905 / aged 76 years / also the above named / SAMUEL LARCOMB / who died at Hook Green Meopham / March 1 1913 / aged 82 years

133. (F7) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mrs. CAROLINE WILLIAMS / the beloved wife of / WILLIAM ELLIOTT WILLIAMS / of this parish / who died at Luddesdown Septb 30th 1857 / aged 34 years / leaving issue one son WILLIAM

134. (F8) Headstone and 2 footstones (one might belong to F7 – west facing, and one to F9 – east facing) EDWIN / WILLIAMS / died / 14th Feb 1945 / aged 80 years Footstones: (1) C.W. 1857 (west facing – belonging to F7?) (2) A.W. 1900, A.W. 1910 (east facing – belonging to F9?)

135. (F9) Headstone In / loving memory / of / AMY / the faithful wife of / EDWIN WILLIAMS / died Jan. 2 1900 / aged 6.. years / so He giveth His beloved sleep / also ANN WILLIAMS / died Feb. 3 1910 / aged 46 years / also the above EDWIN WILLIAMS / died Nov 7 1920 / aged 85 years / ‘Until the day break and the shadows / flee away’

136. (F10) Headstone a double inscription – one east facing, one west facing with two surnames. Footstone East facing: Sacred / to the memory of / ELLEN PETT / who died November 21st 1848 / aged 20 years and 8 months / ‘Good name is better than precious / ointment’ / Eccl ch 7 V1 Footstone E.P. 1848
West facing: Sacred / ……. / MARY SMITH / who died February …8th 18… / aged …. Years / this stone / is erected / in memory of esteem… / and sincere friend [BR Mary Smith 1830]

137. (F11) Headstone – with regimental badge F24545 Private / C. MAYNARD / Royal Army Service Corps / 8th May 1916

138. (F12) Headstone CH/ (7?, J?) 484 Private R.M.L.I. / T.H. WELLARD / "S.S. Teeswood" / 8th April 1918 age 42

139. (F13) Kerbstone South side: In loving memory of LOUIS W. / PARSONS died Dec. 6 1919 / aged 29 North side: Also of JENNIE E.PARSONS / died April 28 1896 / aged 26
Area G
140. (G1) Headstone and two footstones In / memory of / JOHN BATCHELOR of / this parish who departed / this life May 1 1760 / in the 41st year of his / age / also MARY wife of the / above JOHN BATCHELOR / who departed this life Feb / the 7th 1797 aged 77 years Two footstones J.B 1760, M.B 1797

141. (G2) Headstone and footstone PETER GUNNING born / in the parish / of Meopham / departed this life / June 25th 1747 / in the year of his age 89 / also JANE GUNNING his dr. / obt 12 Octr 1767 æ 71 Footstone PG MDCCLXVII

142. (G3) Headstone and footstone Here lyeth ye body / of SARAH the wife of PETER GUNNING / who departed this life / the 2e day of October / in ye year of our Lord / 1702 / and in ye 48 year of / her age Footstone SG

143. (G4) Headstone and footstone Here lieth / the body of PETER / son of PETER and SARAH / GUNNING of this / parish who departed / this life August ye / 13th in ye year of our / Lord 1714 and / in ye 27th year of his / age Footstone PG 1714

144. (G5) Pedestal four tier with cross missing East facing: Top tier: In memory of Second tier: ALICE MAUD HOOPER / daughter of / Revd. JOHN & FRANCES HOOPER Third tier: born Oct 9th 1844 / fell asleep June 21st 1897 / "They also serve who only stand & wait" / also ELLEN MATILDA HOOPER / sister of the above / fell asleep Dec 28 1911 / aged 7 Bottom tier: "That we through patience and comfort of the / scriptures might have hope" Romans XV V4 / also GEORGINA ARABELLA HOOPER / died June 15th 1923 aged 81 years North facing: Top tier: - Second tier: EDITH / CAROLINE / HOOPER / Third tier: died April 28 1925 / aged 79 years

145. (G6) Slab with plinth resting on it and cross at foot of slab Possibly the lowest plinth of G9 (John Hooper). Slab sunk into grass. Also of FRANCES widow of the above / who departed this life 13th November 1887 / aged 81 years / daughter of the late Revd W. GOODALL No mention of Francis’ surname but on analogy with inscription on G9 highly probable that she is widow of John Hooper.

146. (G7) Slab with a cross Slab embedded in grass overlooking trench surrounding church wall. Possible that the triple plinth in trench G8 belongs to this slab. i.e. Isabel Tunnah’s grave. Mason’s mark DAWES / Wrotham Road Gravesend

147. (G8) Pedestal three tier, (in walled trench), cross missing Top tier: In / loving memory / of Second tier: ISABEL TUNNAH / who died at Meopham Court / June 18th 1913 / aged 69 Bottom tier: "Asleep in Jesus"

148. (G9) Pedestal three tier, (in walled trench), cross missing Top tier: Sacred / to the memory / of Second tier: the Revd JOHN HOOPER / 21 years vicar of Meopham / who departed this life / Novr the 4th 1875 aged 74 years Third tier: youngest son of / JOHN HOOPER / of Hendford Manor House / Yeovil Somerset / "so he giveth his beloved sleep"

149, (G10) Pedestal four tier on large kerbstone base. Cross detached lying flat within kerbstone East facing: Top tier: In loving memory of / CAROLINE / the devoted wife of / ANTHONY TODD Second tier: born September 3rd 1847 died Aug 12th 1899 / Life’s race well run / life’s work well done / life’s crown well won / now come rest Third tier: also of her husband / ANTHONY TODD / who died Dec 28th 1918 / aged 82 Nothing on 4th tier

150. (G11) Pedestal three tier with kerbstone, fallen cross West facing: top tier: In loving memory of / GLADYS CHRISTABEL / youngest daughter of Second tier: NELSON LEEMING / who fell asleep Jan 2nd 1917 aged 17 years / "at rest" Bottom tier: - South facing: Top tier: - Second tier: also ANNIE ELIZA / widow of NELSON LEEMING / died 5th September 1957 / "at rest" Bottom tier: - East facing: Top tier: In loving memory of / NELSON / youngest son of Second tier: THOMAS LEEMING / who fell asleep / Nov 7. 1897 aged 28 / "Thy will be done"

151. (G12) Headstone with body stone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / M. EDWARD BEAUMONT / who departed this life April 19 1821 / aged 51 years / after a long and tedious illness which he bore / with great patience in hopes that he might be / one of those pronounced by our blessed Saviour / "come ye blessed of my father / inherit the kingdom prepared for you from / the foundation of the world" / Matthw Chap 25 verse 34 / also near this place lieth / WILLIAM BEAUMONT son of the above / who departed this life August 8 1806 / aged 6 years & six months Body stone and footstone E.B., W.B.

152. (G13) Pedestal with broken cross In / loving memory / of / THOMAS ELWYN / Lt. .. General Royal Artillery / who died on the 29th August 1899 / aged 83 / also of ANNE / for 62 years his beloved wife / who died on the 10th June 1909 / in her 93rd year

153. (G14) Pedestal East facing: Sacred / to the memory of / MAUNDY HARVEY GRAHAM / ELWYN / 4th son of / Lt. General ELWYN R.A. / who died / on the 10th of March 1885 / aged 34 West facing: In / memory of / CHARLES EDWARD ELWYN / Captain Royal Artillery / 2nd son of Genl. ELWYN R.A. / who died 24th Octr 1888 / aged 47 / "Loved and resting"

154. (G15) Pedestal In loving memory of / ROBERT ANDREW / eldest child of / JOHN BODDINGTON JACKSON / and AMELIA his wife / born Aug 23 1872 / died June 3 1878 / "Thy will be done"

155. (G16) Headstone In loving memory of / SARAH YOUNG / died February 25th 1887 / aged 32 years / with Christ – far better

156. (G17) Pedestal with separate cross East facing: To the / fadeless memory of / LEWIS WOODWARD LEWIS M.A. priest / 24 years vicar of this parish / aged 69 / who fell asleep / "on the Resurrection morning" / April 15 1900 R.I.P. West facing: Also / LOUISA ANNE EDIE / for 42 years / his beloved wife and helpmeet / (elder daughter of / General ELWYN R.A.) / who died Dec. 20. 1915 / aged 76

157. (G18) Pedestal surmounted by a cross East facing: In / loving memory / of / MABEL LEWIS / daughter of / the vicar of this parish / fell asleep 3rd July 1888 West facing: "at rest" / CHARLES HARVEY / LEWIS second son of / the Rev. L.W. LEWIS / died 10th Aug. 1913 / aged 51 years / R.I.P.

158. (G19) Headstone In loving memory / of / HARRIET / the dearly loved wife of / THOMAS HAWLEY / who died October 23rd 1898 / aged 60 years / "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord" / also the above / THOMAS HAWLEY / who died September 18th 1916 / aged 83 years / "Our Father which art in heaven"

159. (G20) Headstone and footstone Here / lyeth ye body of / THOS EDMEADES / of this parish / who departed ys / life ye 4th of Septemr / 1723 / aged 34 years / son of WILL EDMEADES / of Nursted Court Footstone ..23

160. (G20a) Headstone Here lyes / the body of / SARAH EDMEADES / wife of THOMAS / EDMEADES of Nursted / ye daughr of PETER / GUNNING of ys parishe / by SARAH his wife / she died April ye 20 / 1728 in ye 35th year / of her age

161. (G20b) Headstone Here lyeth interr’d the body of / MARY TILDEN / late wife of / JOHN TILDEN of the parrish of / Rodmersham departed this / life the 17th of June 1744 / aged 23 years / "stand still reader shead a tiear / upon the dust that slumbers hear / and when you reud the state of mee / think on the glass that runs for thee" See G23 for footstone

161. (G21) Coffin THOMAS SMITH COGSWELL / 26 years vicar of Cringleford Norwich / died June 13 1930 aged 74 / "God bless thee"

162. (G22) Pedestal surrounded by large kerbstone (possibly a vault beneath) NAPOLEON THOMAS COGSWELL / and ALICE his wife / 5 May 21 Jany / 1909 / BENJAMIN ALFRED their son / FRCO /
17 November 1891 / ALICE HARRIETT their daughter / 20 May 1902 / ELIZABETH MARY their daughter / 16 July 1917 / "Until the day dawn"

163. (G23) Headstone and two footstones To the memory of / TIMOTHY CHILD late of Cobham / who departed this life / the 27 of July 1797 / aged 67 years Footstones: 1. TC 1787, 2. MT 1744 No connection with the Child family Possibly Mary Tilden

164. (G24) Headstone and body stone Sacred / to the memory / of Mr JOHN CHILD (of this parish) / who departed this life August 16 / 1799 aged 45 years / also ELIZABETH CHILD / the wife of JOHN CHILD / who departed this life November 30th / 1838 aged 82 years

165. (G25) A large flat stone probably a vault In memory of / THOMAS ALCHIN / who died March 6th 1851 / aged 73 years

166. (G26) Horizontal flat slab Sacred / to the memory of / WILLIAM BEST / who departed this life / November 18th 1838(?) / aged 48 years / left issue one daughter / viz. MARY ANN / also MARY / wife of the above / who departed this life / March 30th 1855 / aged 73(8?) years [GB William 1833]

167. (G27) Headstone and body stone Sacred / to the memory of / FREDERIC ANDRUS / son of WILLIAM and / MARY ANN ANDRUS / born March the 22nd / died August the 27th 1833(5?) [GB 1835]

168. (G28) Sarcophagus with ridged hipped roof top on two very large bases North facing: Sacred to the memory of JOHN-SILLS CHARLTON / born Octbr 17th 1808 died Octbr 1867 / also LETITIA wife of the above / born Febry 3rd 1810 died Novbr 20th … South facing: Also THO…. .. THA CHARLTON / ELIZ. …. 18… Janry 26th 1839 / 8 Ar… born March .. 1832 died March 3rd 1839 / THOMAS ALCHIN born July 14th 1833 died August 12th 1840

169. (G29) Obelisk on large base West facing: In loving memory of / EMMA / wife of JOHN BABER M.D. / and daughter of / EDWARD DU BOIS Esq. / of Sloane Street S.W. / born July 13 1818 / died March 12 1875 East facing: In loving memory of / ROSA SELDON / second wife of JOHN BABER M.D. / of Thurloe Square S.W. / and fifth daughter of CHARLES BUTLER Esq. M.P. / born November 22 1847 / died February 22 1883 / "The blood of Jesus Christ / cleanseth from all sin" / "washed in the blood of the lamb" South facing: In loving memory of / JOHN BABER M.D. / of the Deodars, Meopham / late of Thurloe Square / South Kensington S.W. / born February 19 1822 / died May 4 1894

170. (G30) Headstone and two body stones Left-hand In memory of / JOHN CHILD Senr / who died / August 18 1778 / aged 88 years Right-hand In memory of / FRANCES CHILD / wife of JOHN CHILD / of this parish / yeoman who / departed ys life / Octr ye 26 1766 / aged 72 years

171. (G31) Headstone Left-hand In memory of / JOHN CHILD / late of this / parish yeoman /who died March / the 7th 1786 / aged 70 years Right-hand In memory of / JANE CHILD / wife of / JOHN CHILD / of this parish / daughter of ROBT and ELIZABETH GUNNING / of Cobham who / departed ys life / June ye 11th 1776 / aged 53 years Two body stones near this headstone, one marked J.C. 1780 on west end of stone

172. (G32) Sarcophagus 3 foot high chest on 3 tiered plinth South facing side: In memory of JOHN PHILLIPS ALCHIN (of this parish) / son of JOHN and MARY late of Meopham / who died May 23rd 1808 aged 28 Middle plinth: THOMAS ALCHIN / died March 6th 1854 aged 73 North facing side: In memory of JOHN ALCHIN (late of Meopham) / son of JOHN and MARY ALCHIN of this parish / who died August 30th 1825 aged 75 / also MARY the wife of JOHN ALCHIN and daughter of / JOHN and JANE CHILD of this parish / who died January 7th 1796 aged 36 / left issue two sons and three daughters / viz: JOHN, THOMAS, MARY, ANN and SARAH

173. (G33) Slab resting on plinth In memory of / JOHN SILLS CHARLTON / late of Cliffe / who died April the 21 1817 / aged 58 years / also / M. ANN CHARLTON/ daughter of / JOHN and MARY ALCHIN / of this parish / and wife of the above / who died / December the 17 1832 / aged 48 years / left issue two sons / (viz: JOHN SILLS & THOMAS)

174. (G34) Headstone and body stone In / memory of / Mr.WILLIAM ANDRUS / who departed this life / August 1st 1846 / aged 44 years / also MARY ANN / widow of the above / who departed this life / March 6th 1862 / aged 52 years

175. (G35) Headstone In memory of / ANN / relict of / CHARLES COPPER / born March 11th 1797 / died February 4th 1878 / also MARY ANNE KILLICK / niece of the above / died December 11th 1887 / aged 59 years / "The Eternal God is my refuge / and underneath are the everlasting arms" / Deut. 33. 27.

176. (G36) Headstone and footstone In / memory of ANN / wife of / JOHN RUSTON / of this parish / who departed this life / the 7th of July 1838 / aged 45 years / also of / Mr. JOHN RUSTON / husband of the above / died January 1st 1839 / in the 49th year of his age Footstone AR 1839

177. (G37) Marble chest with crucifix carved on the top South side: Sacred to the memory of / ROBERT BARNETT / of Meopham Court / who died February 24th 1872 aged 51 years / deeply lamented / "The night cometh when no man can work" St. John IX 4 / also to the memory of JANE FRANCES BARNETT / widow of the above / who died on the 28th September 1890 aged 79 years / also of REGINALD BARNETT / the eldest surviving and dearly beloved son of / JOHN BARNETT / who died February 12th 1878 aged 24 years North side: also to the memory of / JOHN BARNETT / of Meopham Court / who died June 14th 1887 / aged 68 years

Area H
178. (H1) Pedestal with footstone Sacred / to / the memory of / GLOVER MUNGEAM / late quartermaster of His Majesty’s / Dockyard Chatham, / who departed this life / the 17 day of March 1791 / aged 48 years / also / ANN, wife of the above, / who departed this life / the 10th day of September 1821 / in the 70th year of her age.
Footstone (lying horizontal next to headstone, half buried face down) GM 1791, AM 1821

179. (H2) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / WILLIAM MUNGEAM / yeoman / late of this parish / who died August 12th 1846 / aged 68 / also FRANCES his wife / who died January 29th 1850 / aged 67 / also CATHERINE / their daughter / who died December 6th 1848 / aged 25

180. (H3) No identification Three sections of body stones, two possibly connected, on a stone slab.

181. (H4) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / JAMES LANGFORD / who departed this life / November 14th 1852 / aged 45 years / also / MARY ANN LANGFORD / wife of the above / who died April 8th 1880 / aged 70 years / "Forgive blest shade the tributory tear / That mourns Thy exit from a world like th.. / Forgive the wish that would have kept you here / And stay’d Thy progress to the realm of bliss"
Footstone JL 1852, MAL 1880 On side of stone mason’s name MARTIN (no address)

182. (H5) Headstone and footstone The thread of life parts man and wife / Sacred / to the memory of / ANN wife of / RICHARD LANGFORD / of this parish / who departed this life / on the 6th day of May 1834 / aged 64 years. / "Reader to stop to learn who here doth lie / Read on and you shall learn how suddenly / Death’s summons came, by all must be obayed / Healthy was I, / And six days after in the grave was laid. / Think on my fate when you have left this spot / Strive, be prepar’d the same may be your lot" / Also of the above RICHARD LANGFORD / who departed this life / on the 3rd day of December 1845 / aged 74 years / also of SOPHIA LANGFORD / daughter of the above / who departed this life / on the 15th day of December 1843 / aged 33 years Footstone AL 1834, RL 1845, SL 1843

183. (H6) Platform Sacred to the memory of / WILLIAM SMITH Esqr / of Fairy(?) Hall Mottingham / in t..s county / who departed …. Life October 18th 1830 / in the 71 year of his age / also ………. CATHERINE / relict of ….. above …. named / WILLIAM ……. / who departed …….ember 18.. / in the 60 ye… her age [GB Catherine 1839]

184. (H7) Slab Sacred to the memory of / GRACE MANLEY SMITH / daughter of WILLIAM SMITH Esqre / who died Septr 18th 1813? in the 11th year of / her age [BR 1818]

185. (H8) Headstone with kerbstone – lead letters, Cross with incised lettering [headstone] In / loving / memory of / ABRAHAM CHARLES / HEDGECOCK / died Nov. 17th 1901 / aged 73 years / also ANNIE EMILY / daughter of the above / died March 3rd 1893 / aged 19 years / also FREDERICK LANGFORD / son of the above / killed in the Great War [cross] In / loving memory of / DORIS EDNA LADDS / aged 3 months

186. (H9) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / THOMAS LYNDS of this / parish who departed this life / the 6th of April 1790 / aged 71 years / also SARAH wife of the above / who departed this life the 3rd of / April 17.. aged 36 years [quote or extra inscription obscured below soil level] Footstone S.L. 17--, S.L. 1794 [BR Sarah 1761]

187. (H10) Headstone In / loving memory / of / WILLIAM BUCK / late of Farley / who died February 1st 1906 / aged 87 years / MARY ANN BUCK / wife of the above / who died March 16th 1901? / aged 83 years

188. (H11) Pedestal on plinth in shape of cross ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS / of Camer priest / born January 16th 1819 / at rest Oct. 8th 1875 / "My trust is in the tender mercy of God / Forever and ever" On base: And Rebe his wife / daughter of Venble JAMES RANDALL / born April 23 1822 / at rest Jan 18 1907

189. (H12) Chest    South side of chest: In memory of WILLIAM MASTERS SMITH Esq. / of Camer in this parish who died the 24th / day of December 1861 in the 60th year of / his age   North side of chest: In memory also of FRANCES widow of / WILLIAM MASTERS SMITH Esqre and / daughter of Sir HOWARD ELPHINSTONE Bart. C.M. / died Oct. the 31st 1905 aged 94
Area J
190. (J1) Pedestal, one layer on base East facing: FREDERICK WILLIAM NEWCOMB / born September 10th 1880 / died March 28th 1913 / The Lord hath need of him

191. (J2) Headstone and kerbstone with ornamental corners In loving memory / of / JAMES DAY / who departed this life / April 23rd 1899 / in his 73rd year / "his end was peace" / also HARRIETT / wife of the above / who passed away / Dec 24th 1921 / in her 86th year / "at rest" / also ALFRED THOMAS DAY / youngest son of the above / who suddenly passed away / Sep. 5th 1932 / aged 54 years / "Thy will be done"

192. (J3) Headstone In / loving memory / of / MARY ANN MERCER / 40 years the devoted wife of / JOHN WARE / who died 12th Dec. 1916 aged 60 / "Peace perfect peace" / JOHN JAMES WARE / born March 22nd 1855 / died July 9th 1921

193. (J4) Large kerbstone with 3 ornamental corner stones (one missing). Inscription in lead lettering on inside edge of kerbstone. East side: In loving memory of South side: JAMES KING late of Offley Mill, / Hitchin Herts who died Jan. 21st / 1898 aged 61 years

194. (J5) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / GEORGE BLACKMAN / departed this life / December 27th 1863 / aged 72 years / "Farewell my wife and children dear / I am not lost but sleeping here / prepare your dues to follow me / for as I am you so must be" / This stone is erected as a tribute of / duty by his sorrowing and affectionate / children and grandson / also ELIZABETH BLACKMAN / (wife of the above) / who died June 6th 1878 Footstone G.B. 1863, E.B.1878

195. (J6) Slab with rectangular base and footstone (initials bear no relation to the Brownfield family). Originally a metal cross attached (according to an old photograph). East facing: CHARLES BROWNFIELD / who died January 11th 1891 / aged 60 / MARTHA MARY nee CONSTANT / widow who died August 24th 1916 / aged 75 Footstone E.E. 1876, J.E. 1898, A.E. 1855, E.T. 1871        All appear [GB] to refer to the Evenden family for whom no tombstone survives. E.E. 1876 (Eliza Evenden), A.E. 1855 (Ann Evenden), E.T. 1871 (Eliza Taylor)

196. (J7) Headstone and footstone In / affectionate / remembrance of / ELIZABETH DURLING / who died October 25th 1873 / aged 28 years / Affliction some long time she bore / physicians were in vain / till death did seize and God did please / to ease her of her pain Footstone E.D.1873

197. (J8) Marble kerbstone with holder for urn at west end of kerbstone East facing: In loving memory / of / CHARLES FRANCIS COOK / who died 18th May 1913 / aged 86 years / and his wife ELIZA ROSE / who died 19th April 1954 / aged 87 years

198. (J9) Headstone and three footstones (2 relate to headstone and 1 does not) In affectionate remembrance / of / FRANKLIN / youngest son of ALFRED LIGHT / of this parish / who died 17th July 1871 / aged 17 years / also / WILLIAM HENRY / third son of the above / who died 19th June 1876 / aged 28 years / also the above / ALFRED LIGHT / who died 15th May 1879 / aged 58 years / and FRANCES ANN / his wife / who died 29th September 1879 / aged 59 years         Footstones: 1:- east side F.L. 1871, 2:- west side W.H.L. 1876, 3:- (relating to Goodwin, see J15) T.G. 1866, G.G. 1867 (George Goodwin Ref. GB)

199. (J10) Pedestal, high with urn half covered in drapery North facing: Sacred to the memory / of / CAROLINE / the devoted wife of / THOMAS THOMPSON / who died / 18th December 1878 / aged 73 years / "Rest in the Lord" / also the above / THOMAS THOMPSON / born November 24th 1812 / died February 26th 1884 / "God shall wipe away all tears" / Rev. VII 17 ver. East facing: Sacred to the memory / of / JANE / relict of the late / BENJAMIN THOMPSON Esq. / of Red Hill Lodge / Nottinghamshire / and youngest daughter of the / Revd JOHN BOURNE / rector of Sutton Derbyshire / she died / on the 4th day of February 1862 / in her 87th year / "They that sow in tears shall reap in joy" / Psalm 126 15 ver. / this tomb / was erected by her affectionate / and only surviving son / THOMAS THOMPSON / of this parish

200. (J10a) Kerbstone with inscription on three sides South facing: HENRY BLACKMAN died 30 May 1907 aged 62 North facing: …. …. Died Dec. 15 1936 aged 88 West facing: Reunited

201. (J11) Headstone with a cross and footstone In memory of / HESTER / beloved wife of / WILLIAM MARTIN / who fell asleep in Jesus / 23 Feb. 1895 / aged 70 / "Thy will be done" / also WILLIAM MARTIN / husband of above / who fell asleep in Jesus / 21st Nov. 1896 aged 71 / "They rest in peace and rise in glory" Footstone H (altered from W) M 1895, W M 1896

202. (J12) Headstone very eroded and flaked In memory … / … who ….. / …. BA ….. / EDWA.. …. / E..A

203. (J13) Headstone and footstone In / affectionate remembrance of / JOHN BODDY / who died September 11th 1888 / aged 55 years / Lies sleeping beneath a bed of dust / A loving husband true and just / Beloved he lived, in peace he died / His life was craved for but God denied // We loved him as no tongue can tell / How much we loved him, and how well / God loved him too and thought it best / To take our dear father home to rest // Our life hangs on a single thread / Which soon is cut and we are dead / Then boast not reader of thy might / Alive at noon but dead at night Footstone J.B. 1888

204. (J14) Headstone and two footstones In / affectionate remembrance of / RACHEL BODDY / who died May 10th 1892 / aged 80 years / Lies sleeping beneath a bed of dust / A loving wife true and just / Beloved she lived, in peace she died / Her life was craved for but God denied // We loved her as no tongue can tell / How much we loved her, and how well / God loved her too and thought it best / To take our dear mother home to rest // Our life hangs on a single thread / Which soon is cut and we are dead / Then boast not reader of thy might / Alive at noon but dead at night         Footstones leaning against J13 and J14 R B 1892 Relates to J15 E G [T G?] 1859, A G 1862, E O 1863, M B 1866

205. (J15) Headstone and footstone (see J14 above) Sacred to the memory / of / THOMAS / s.. of / THOMAS and MARY GOODWIN / …. ….. parish / who ….. 1859 / all you …. grave to see / prepare …. …. To follow me / repent …. …. delay / I in my …. … away / ARTHUR GOODWIN / died July … aged 41 years / ELLEN OLIVER … / died … … A … years / MARY BARTLETT / died …..[BT] Thomas 30th April 1859, [GB] Arthur 1862, [GB] Ellen 1863, [GB] Mary 1866

206. (J16) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the memory / of / HENRY HILLS / who died August 7th 1865 / aged 72 years / "The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken / away. Blessed be the name of the Lord" Footstone H H 1865

207. (J17) Pedestal and footstone Sacred to the memory / of / JANE HILLS / wife of HENRY HILLS / who died February 3rd 1872 / aged 77 years / "Blessed are the dead which lie in the Lord" Footstone J H 1872

208. (J18) Headstone and kerbstone In loving memory of / PHILIP ASHENDEN / died 15th Novr 1908 aged 48 / also / ANNIE ELLEN his wife / died 15th Febry 1924 aged 61 On bottom edge of kerbstone "For ever in our thoughts"

209. (J19) Kerbstone North side: JOHN ASHENDEN who died 13th March 1916 / HARRIET ASHENDEN who died 13th October 1909 West side: And HARRY their infant son / who died 6th March 1872 East side: In loving memory of / our dear father & mother

210. (J20) Coffin with cross inset on top on a triple plinth North facing: In ever loving memory of my devoted mother / SARAH EASTWOOD / who died November 19th 1895 / But trust I shall shortly see Thee and we / shall speak face to face South facing: In ever loving memory of my dear sister / ANNIE SMITH / who died May 21st 1892 / Rest in peace

211. (J21) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / JANE JEAL / wife of ROBERT JEAL / who died January 23rd 1876 / aged 56 years / also near this spot lie the remains / of GEORGE ROBERT and FLORENCE JANE JEAL / grandchildren of the above who died in / their infancy in the years 1872 & 1874 / also ROBERT JEAL / who departed this life 25th Feb. 1892 / aged 69 years      Footstone J J 1876, R J 1892

212. (J22) Headstone Here lieth / ye body of WILLIAM / son of WILLIAM and / ELIZA ATWOOD / of this parish who / departed this life / ye 11 of May in ye year / of our Lord 1714 / in ye 26 year of / his age

213. (J23) Headstone Here / lyeth intered / ROBERT BUTCHER / who departed / this life the 26th / day of Sepr 1706 / aged 58 years / and also / ROBERT BUTCHER his / son who dyed / December the 26th / 1706 aged 22 years

214. (J24) Pedestal, three tier plinth with large cross leaning against it op tier: In loving memory of / JOHN ASHDOWN / died May 5 1899 aged 82 Second tier: also ESTHER SOPHIA his wife / died April 21 1900 aged 82 years / also MARY ANN ESTHER / their daughter Third tier: died April 22 1874 aged 21 years / and JANE ASHDOWN / sister of the above JOHN ASHDOWN / died May 1 1900 aged 86 years

215. (J25) Pedestal, three tier East facing: top tier: In loving memory of / GEORGE GRIGGS / who died May 31st 1895 / aged 43 years Second tier: also / GEORGE son of the above / who passed away February 13th 1909 / aged 18 years / Thy will be done

216. (J26) Pedestal, three tier with broken cross lying within kerbstone Top tier: no inscription (small lead cross attached to east and north sides) East facing: second tier: To the memory of / GEORGE WILLIAM STANIFORTH Bottom tier: Born at Hull 7th August 1830 / died at S. Peters Thanet / 29th March 1904 / Rest in peace North facing: second tier: Also of his wife / MARY HELEN Bottom tier: Born Novr 25th 1830 / died March 30th 1908 / R.I.P.

217. (J27) Pedestal, small two tiered plinth NORAH CONSTANCE DRYLAND / born Sept 30th died Nov. 21st 1890

218. (J28) Base for headstone Also in loving memory of / THOMAS HENRY DUNCH / born 31st March 1862 / died 20th April 1948

219. (J29) Headstone lying flat against north wall of nave MICHAEL ARNOLD TAYLOR / born March 4th 1936 / lived one day

220. (J30) Blank slab lying against north wall of nave. Possible inscription on underside

221. (J31) Pedestal, three plinths surmounted by tall cross and a kerbstone On cross: Thy will be done Top tier: In loving memory / of Second tier: CHARLES DUNCH / born 3 March 1826 / died 28 May 1896 / also ELIZABETH JANE his wife / born 31 July 1838 died 24 Jan 1922 Bottom tier: (below soil level) JOHN DUDLEY DUNCH / born 9 July 1868 died / 8 August 1868

222. (J32) Large table tomb on a brick base Sacred / to the memory of / the Revd / JOHN THOMPSON M.A. / for 38 years / vicar of this parish / who died the 30th August 185? / aged 74 years [BR 1854]

223. (J33) Pedestal and kerbstone. Statuesque piece of rough hewn masonry with a chain wound round an anchor embedded in rock on a pedestal On sloping side of pedestal: Also GEORGE MOASE / died 27th December 1938 aged 79 years / erected in loving memory of / AARON MOASE / born 25th March 1833 – died 9th March 1917 / also MARY E. MC A. MOASE / died 14th November 1932 aged 69 / "To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die"
Area K
224. (K1) Headstone West facing: In / loving memory / of / ELIZABETH OLIVER / the beloved wife of / HENRY BISHOP / born Jan. 8. 1840 / died Jan. 2. 1900 / "Gone but not forgotten" / also the above named / HENRY BISHOP / born Dec. 19 1834 / died Aug. 6. 1901 / His end was perfect peace

225. (K2) Headstone and footstone Sacred to the memory / of / HENRY PRIOR / who doed July 3rd 1881 / in his 62nd year / "In the midst of life we are in death" / also MARY ANN wife of the above / who died October 22nd 189? / aged 76 / "There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God" / also ELIZA MARY / the devoted wife of JAMES RANDS / who died September 3rd 1883 / aged 36 years / "She is not dead but sleepeth" Footstone: H.P. 1881, EMR 1883, M.A.P. 1897 [BR Mary Ann 1897]

226. (K3) Headstone In loving memory / of / THOMAS LEEMING / died 15th June 1886 / aged 54 years / also of his beloved wife / FRANCES LEEMING / died 8th June 1913 / aged 77 years / "Not as I will but as Thou wilt" / and ALICE MAUD / elder daughter of the above / and wife of ROBERT JOHN SCOTT / died 27th Oct. 1946 aged 73 / also LAURA FRANCES / younger daughter of the above / and wife of WILLIAM FREDERICK SCOTT / DIED 18TH March 1955 aged 76

227. (K4) Pedestal, three tier with kerbstone and broken cross South-east facing: Top tier: In / loving memory / of Second tier: THOMAS HENRY LEEMING / who died June 19 1899 aged 43 years / "Thy will be done" Third tier blank

228. (K5) Headstone and footstone In a grave below / are / deposited the earthly remains / of / WILLIAM JURY / for 33(38?) years parish clerk / of Nursted / he died June 11th 1844 / aged 82 years / "The ….. .. crown of / glory if it be forever of ….. / righteousness" Romans (Proverbs?) / MARTHA JURY / wife of the above / who died Nov. 8th 1848 / aged 89(80?) years / CHARLOTTE JURY / wife of EDWARD JURY / who died June 17th 1849 / aged … years     Footstone W.J. 1844, M.J. 1848, C.J. 1849

229. (K6) Kerbstone North-east facing: Left hand section: EMILY TAYLOR died Sept. 9th 1917 / aged 72 Right hand section: THOMAS TAYLOR died Ap. 17th 1931 / aged 87 South-west facing: Left hand section: also SARAH EMILY daughter / died 21st April 1968 aged 86 years / "At rest" Right hand section: also WILLIAM TAYLOR killed in France / Sept. 1916 aged 34

230. (K7) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / WILLIAM TAYLOR / who died May the 8th 1856 / aged 42 years / leaving a widow and five children / named ALFRED * SARAH-ANN / WILLIAM and RICHARD / also ALBERT son of the above / who died March the 8th 1854 / aged 11 years *Rectangle of stone removed where possibly Albert had been erroneously inscribed. Albert had died two years previously. Footstone W.T. 1856

231. (K8) Headstone In memory of / MAURICE HENRY GIBB / born Sep. 24 1809 / died Sep. 25 1870

232. (K9) Headstone. Beautifully sculpted piece of stone embracing a Christ holding a baby. Here resteth in hope / ISABELLA MASON / born February 13 1842 / died November 22 1877 / Thy will be done

233. (K10) Kerbstone North facing kerb: MARY ANN GIBB died June 10th / 1901 aged 61 years South facing kerb: ALFRED GIBB died March 17th / 1908 aged 76 years

234. (K10a) Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / ELEANOR S…TH daughter of / CHARLES and ELIZABETH / LYNDS / who departed this life / Oct. ……… / aged ……. Years
Footstone E.L. 1866

235. (K11) Headstone ….. of / LOUI…. … / the ….. …. ish / who ….arted ….. … ber … 1867

236. (K12) Pedestal, three tiers East facing: top tier: In loving memory of / C….. / MABEL SMITH Second tier: born May 27th 1894 / fell asleep May 27th 1902 / "Jesus called a little child" / ‘In the days of thy youth / remember thy creator’ Bottom tier: also GEORGE SMITH / fell asleep April 13th 1928 aged 61 / "Till the morn" North facing: top tier: also / PHOEBE / ELIZABETH Second tier: wife of GEORGE SMITH / died 4th July 1945 / aged 76 years / "At rest"

237. (K13) Headstone (in two sections) Top section: In memorium / of / JAMES MATON / who departed this life / December 8th 1890 / aged 62 years / "By faith in Jesus Christ has / he entered heaven …Lower section: also to the memory of / ANNA MATON / the beloved wife of the above / JAMES MATON / who peacefully passed away / on August 12th 1907 / in her 75th year / "Resting till he comes"

238. (K14) Headstone and kerbstone In loving memory / of / ANN TOMPKINS / the beloved wife of GEORGE TOMPKINS / who died December 21st 1910 / aged 72 years / also the above / GEORGE TOMPKINS / who died January 27th 1922 / aged 83 years / "Thy will be done"

239. (K15) Headstone and kerbstone In loving memory / of / NELLIE MAY TOMPKINS / who died August 29th 1894 / aged 16 months / "Safe in the arms of Jesus" / also FREDERICK WILLIAM TOMPKINS / who was killed in action in France / March 1918 aged 21 years / "Thy will be done"

240. (K16) Headstone Here resteth in hope / AMELIA / the beloved wife of / GEORGE ENGLISH MATHER R.N. / who departed this life / Sept. 11th 1900 aged 50 years / "In the midst of life we are in death"

241. (K17) Urn on a tilted marble base On urn: In memory of On base (south facing): ESLI EATON / died 20th April 1918 / aged 68 / and HARRIET his wife / died 15 Dec. 1936

242. (K18) Headstone EMMA JOHNSON / died May 23rd 1881 / aged 12 years / "Thy will be done"              
Buried beneath the turf next to this a small piece of stone – possibly a section of a cross belonging to it. Standing beside the headstone above is a small yellowish headstone. MARY J…. / born …. / died …. / blessed ….. / which 

243. (K19) Headstone and kerbstone In / loving memory / of / LOUISA / wife of JOHN W. FRANCIS / who died 31st August 1913 / also in constant / and loving remembrance of / JOHN WM FRANCIS / devoted husband of the above / who died as a result of a street / accident at Portsea 18th August 1930 / "Behold He taketh away"  
Kerbstone: north side: C.W. Dawes / Gravesend

244. (K20) Headstone In / everlasting memory of / WILLIAM GEORGE SIM / 1906 – 1964

245. (K21) Headstone In / loving memory of / ANNIE MYRTLE DAVIS / who died 2nd March 1963 / aged 57 years / and / DOUG DAVIS / who died 17th May 1983 / aged 77 years

246. (K22) Headstone In / remembrance of / ERNEST M. STILL / 1891 – 1962 / and / AGNES E. STILL / 1891 – 1986 / "Reunited"

247. (K23) An upright rectangular slab of stone with the top of two crosses leaning against it. In / loving memory / AUBREY OSWALD / BARNES / died 17th November 1961 / aged 66 years

248. (K24) A small piece of stone with a worked edge but no inscription. Holes still exist where lead letters had been inserted.

249. (K25) Flat stone ROBERT CAWLEY / 1884 – 1961 / GEORGINA LOUISA / reunited 3.1.63

250. (K26) Headstone and kerbstone In / loving memory of / CHARLES JOHN RIGBY / died 8th March 1960 / aged 65 years / Rest in peace

251. (K27) Headstone In / memory of / JESSIE DREWITT / who departed / this life / 14th March 1959

252. (K28) Small cross East facing: 1965 / HAROLD E. WARD / EDITH M. WARD / 1959 West facing: O.M.CROFT 1989

253. (K29) Headstone with the top of a cross leaning against back In loving memory of / JOHN CEDRIC / WELLDON / died July 2nd 1958 / aged 63 years / R.I.P. / and his wife MOLLIE / died 8th Dec. 1979 / aged 81 years

254. (K30) A stone cube with a metal top and holes for flowers In loving / memory / DEREK WALTER / THOMPSON / died 20 May / 1966 / aged 41 years

255. (K31) Stone in the shape of an open book with tassle down the centre and a small stone in front of it with a hole for flowers. Left hand page of ‘book’: In / memory / of / SYDNEY / HUGH / BLACK / died / 27th March 1966 / aged 62 Right hand page of ‘book’: his absence / a silent grief

256. (K32) Headstone In remembrance / THOMAS FRENCH / who died December 1st 1875 / aged 40 years / ELIZABETH ANN BUTTERWORTH NEVILL / wife [also] …o ELIZABETH & CLARA NEVILL FRENCH / daughters of the above / rest in peace

257. (L1) Celtic cross on two tiered pedestal Top tier: In loving memory of / MARY wife of / WILLIAM ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS / of Camer / and daughter of / PHILIP SMITH COXE Bottom tier: born 27th Jan. 1852 / at rest 18th Feb. 1915 / Jesu mercy
Area L
258. (L2) Coffin resting on stone base South side: [raised letters] WILLIAM ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS North side: of Camer 1850 – 1937 West side: [incised letters] and his wife / KATHLEEN AMY GORE / 1877 – 1965

259. (L3) Table tomb on double plinth North side: Sacred to the memory of GEORGE SMITH Esq. / of Camer in this parish who departed this life / March 3rd 1831 in the 74th year of his age / also of REBECCA widow of the above / GEORGE SMITH Esqre who departed this life / January 8th 1843 in the 80th year of her age South side: vague impression that there were once some words, but so badly eroded on surface that nothing is now visible. Top of table: initially no inscription, but once the years of DIRT were removed, exactly the same inscription appeared as was on the north side of the tomb! No extra details on it leading to the assumption that on the south side there never was an inscription??

258. (L4) Cross leaning against a three tiered plinth (made of one solid piece of stone) standing on a base. East facing: Here resteth in hope / EDITH / the beloved wife of / FLEETWOOD ISHAM EDWARDS / Lieutenant Royal Engineers / daughter of the Revd. A. SMITH-MASTERS / of Camer / born July 25th 1847 died March 9th 1873 / so he giveth his beloved sleep West facing: Also in loving memory of / MARY / eldest daughter of Revd. A. SMITH-MASTERS of Camer / at rest Dec. 14th 1932 aged 86 / R.I.P.

259. (L5) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of / ALBAN DORRINTON / late of this parish / who died April 15th 1835 / aged 73 years / he left issue / by ELIZABETH his wife / two daughters and one son / viz: MARY ELIZABETH & ALBAN / also the above / ELIZABETH DORRINTON / who died July 2nd 1849 / aged 81 (84?) years

260. (L6) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of / ALBAN DORRINTON / who died May 23rd 1870 / aged 89 years / he left issue by MARY ANN his wife / one son viz: ALBAN / also ALBAN DORRINTON / son of the above / who died October 21st 1876 / aged 37 years / ‘Yea though I walk through the valley / of the Shadow of Death I will fear no evil / for Thou art with me. Thy rod and thy staff / comfort me’

261. (L7) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. THOMAS NORDISH / late of this parish / who departed this life / July the 1st 1842 / aged 58 years

262. (L8) Headstone and bodystone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. JOHN POLTICK / late of this parish / who departed this life / April 25 1846 / aged 52 years / also ANN POLTICK / who departed this life / July 27th 1867 aged 75 (78?) years Quotation beneath very eroded by weather and shallowly inscribed. Only visible words are at the end: ‘Behold Thy God’

263. (L9) Three tier pedestal and kerbstone with cross unlaid East facing: top tier: In loving memory / of / GEORGE WALTER Middle tier: the fifth and youngest son of / NATHANIEL FORTESCUE / of Little Cransden Cambridgeshire / who passed away April 4th 1912 / in his 69th year Bottom tier: also ELIZA / beloved wife of the above / who passed away February 9th 1937 / aged 93 years / ‘Thy will be done’ South facing: bottom tier: also GEORGE WALTER FORTESCUE / grandson / died February 18th 1921 / aged 4 years 9 months / sleeping

264. (L10) Headstone In / loving remembrance of / JAMES LOFT / who departed this life / September 25th 1894 / in his 87th year / interred September 30th / also ELIZA LOFT / who departed this life / March 30th 1889 / aged 72 years / interred at Meopham April 4th / To those who loved / by those beloved

265. (L11) Slab slightly coped with horizontal cross the whole length South facing [on sloping side of slab] LOUISA MARIA BROWNE born April 7th 1819 / departed March 12th 1907 North facing [on sloping side of slab] Blessed are the pure in heart

266. (L12) Headstone and footstone West facing: Sacred / to the memory of / SARAH / daughter of THOMAS and / FRANCES CHAYNEY / who died December 28th 1839 / aged 11 years / ‘Lord let me know my end and the number of my / days: that I may be certified how long I have to live’ / Psalm 39th verse 5th Footstone (correctly distanced from headstone) S.C. 1839

267. (L13) Headstone Sacred / to the memory of / Mr. GEORGE FRENCH / of this parish / who died May 30th 1848 / in the 62nd year of his age / also his wife / REBECCA FRENCH / who died May 13th 1872 / aged 81 years Footstone (correctly spaced from headstone) G.F. 1848

268. (L14) Headstone (found in 3 broken horizontal sections) In / loving / memory of / MARY ANN TAYLOR / of this parish / who departed this life / Oct. 14th 1887. Aged 63 years / ‘Thy will be done’ / JAMES TAYLOR / son of the above / died Nov. 17th 1906 / aged --- / Pe --- 42 years / --ace perfect peace
Inside Church
Area NNorth Aisle269. (NA1) WAR MEMORIAL, 1914-1919, 1939-1945
Memorial window triptych We will remember them / 1914 – 1918 / 1939 – 1945

270. (NA1a) Small plaque on table in north-west corner of north aisle Dedicated 18.10.53 / to the memory of / VICTOR HUGO NELSON

271. (NA2) Marble wall monument To the memory of / KATHERINE daughter of WILLIAM PEMBLE / late of London merchant; / for 24 years the deservedly beloved wife of / GEORGE MASTERS gent. of this parish / and by him the mother three sons and one daughter / two of which viz: WILLIAM and KATHERINE survived her / she departed this life May the 27th 1750 / aged 60 years. With her are here deposited the / remains of the above mention’d GEORGE MASTERS / he departed this life July the 12th 1757 / aged 70 years / a pair / Long united in the bonds of peace; / jointly exercised in eschewing evil and doing good / happy in each other, kindly affectioned to all / indulgent parents, generous friends, / to the poor especially / ‘go and do thou likewise’ / Hither soon followed them / their son WILLIAM, the heir of their fortunes / and their virtues; a fair inheritance: / but alas of their mortality too. / which lot befel him at the early age of 28 / April the 12th 1761 / ‘He died of the small pox / unhappily procured by / inoculation’ / To those are added the remains of no less worthy / WILLIAM SMITH late of Croyden in the county of Surry / brewer who died April 22nd 1764 aged 44 years / He married KATHERINE daughter of the above GEORGE / and KATHERINE MASTERS who survives him with six / children three sons and three daughters / all in their infancy.

272. (NA3) Marble wall memorial Sacred to the memory of / CATHARINE SMITH / born 2nd Novr 1752 died 23rd Octr 1777 / also of REBECCA SMITH / born 21st Decr 1750 died 30th March 1802 / daughters of Mrs. CATHARINE SMITH / widow of West Malling // Who to console her under the separation / from these beloved objects of her regard / had the happiness to observe in them / a constant display of filial duty, / unaffected piety and a cheerful resignation / to the will of God. / As a small tribute to their virtues / this monument is dedicated / by their affectionate mother // Here also are deposited the / remains of their excellent mother / Mrs. CATHARINE SMITH / who died on the 6th of February 1814 / aged 86 years

273. (NA4) Marble wall monument Sacred to the memory of / GEORGE SMITH Esqre / of Camer in this parish / who departed this life March 3rd 1831 / in the 74th year of his age / also of / REBECCA / widow of the above GEORGE SMITH Esqre / who departed this life January 8th 1843 / in the 80th year of her age / also of WILLIAM MASTERS SMITH Esqre / of Camer, the only surviving son of the above / who departed this life December 24th 1861 / in the 60th year of his age / He was High Sheriff of the county in the year 1848 / and for some years represented the Western Division / in Parliament

274. (NA5) Marble wall monument – same style as NA3 Sacred to the memory of / WILLIAM SMITH Esqre / of Fairy Hall Mottingham in this county, / who departed this life October 18th 1830 / in the 71st year of his age / also of HENRY MASTERS SMITH, son of the above / who was drowned while bathing at Fishbourne / near Chichester in the county of Sussex and was buried / within the cloisters of the cathedral of that city; / he died July 20th 1832 in the 20th year of his age / also of CATHERINE, relict of the above named / WILLIAM SMITH Esqre / who departed this life December 3rd 1839 / in the 60th year of her age

275. (NA6) Tiny copper plaque on organ To the glory of God / and in remembrance of / CHARLES ERNEST HORRIDGE / organist 1946 – 1955

276. (NA7) Small oval plaque on piano In memory of ROSEMARY GARDNER / 1937 – 1997
North Porch277. (NP1) East window in north porch, small, stained glass. SARAH JANE RUSSELL / obiit 18th December AD 1921

278. (NP2) West window in north porch, small, stained glass. ETHEL MARIA HAMMONDS / ob. Sep. 24th / AD 1922
North Chancel279. (NC1) Bronze plaque In memory of / THOMAS SMITH COGSWELL / for 26 years vicar of Cringleford / Norfolk and from 1923 to 1930 a / valued helper in this church who / died 13 June 1930 aged 74 years / I have loved the habitation of Thy house

280. (NC2) Oval grey marble plaque with drawing of a swan above inscription To the memory of / OLIVE GREY ARNOLD wife of / ROBERT ANTHONY ARNOLD and / daughter of RALPH HART TWEDDELL / - born 4.5.1876 – died 17.8.1954 - / for sixty three years she lived / at Meopham Court and / was much beloved / in this parish

281. (NC3) Three figured marble monument. Bust of Sir John top centre with two Grecian figures, one with a book. The other with scales, on either side of inscription. Sacred to the memory of / the right honble Sir JOHN BAYLEY bart. / whose remains lie interred in a vault below / he was second son of JOHN BAYLEY, of Elton, / in the county of Huntingdon, esquire, / and was educated at Eton College, / where he attained to a considerable proficiency / in classical learning. / After an honorable and successful / practice at the bar / he was made a puisne judge of / the Court of King’s Bench / on the 7th day of May 1808 / and on the 14th day of November 1830 / he exchanged the office / of judge of the King’s Bench / for that of Baron of the Exchequer. / On his resignation of the Baron’s seat / in the Court of Exchequer in the year 1834 / he was created a Baronet / and made a Privy Councillor / by his most gracious majesty / King William the 4th. / He died at Vine House, Sevenoaks / on the 10th day of October 1841, aged 79, / beloved and respected On tablet below main inscription Also to the memory of / Dame ELIZABETH, his wife, the youngest daughter of the late JOHN MARKETT / of Meopham Court Lodge, in this parish, esquire. / She died at Brighton / on the 23rd day of January, 1837, aged 77. / She was a most affectionate wife, a kind and tender mother / a sincere and constant friend, / and a charitable, self-denying Christian.

282. (NC4) Brass tablet. Top left corner: eagle with a scroll above a crown, beneath "H.M.S. Formidable". Top right corner: Invicta Horse plus scroll: "Invicta Royal Kent West". To the glory of God / and / to the memory of / HERBERT WILLIAM BRENCHLEY / leading seaman R.N. / who went down with H.M.S. Formidable / on the 1st Jan. 1915 – aged 23 / and / SWINFORD AUSTIN BRENCHLEY / Private – Royal West Kent Regiment (VIIth Batt.) / killed in action on the Somme Sept. 1916 – aged 23 / "Be thou faithful unto death and I will give / thee a crown of life" Bottom right hand corner A&N Aux C.S.L. London [mason?]

283. (NC5) Tiled rectangular plaque To the glory of God and / in memory of RALPH HART / TWEDDELL
C.E. of Meopham Court died Sepber 3rd 1895 / aged 52. Psalm XV

284. (NC6) Dedication in embrasure of north window in chancel To the glory of God and in loving memory / of JOHN and / FRANCES HOOPER whose bodies / rest in this churchyard

285. (NC7) Marble plaque on a black base on wall To the memory of / FRANCIS MARKETT Esq. / of Meopham Court Lodge / in this parish / who died 7th June 1821 / aged 63 years / and was interred in the church / of St. Martins in the Field

286. (NC8) Marble plaque on a black base on wall Sacred to the memory of / ISABELLA, widow of the late FRANCIS MARKETT Esquire, / of Meopham Court Lodge / who died on the seventh day of December 18(5?)1, aged 81 years / she was most deservedly respected and beloved / for the use which she made of the gifts so bountifully bestowed / upon her by Divine Providence / During her life she was visited with many severe afflictions / which she bore with perfect resignation to the will of God. / In the conduct of her life / she was most exemplary as a wife, a mother and a friend, / and after enduring patiently a long and painful illness, / she died firm in the faith and in the hope of a glorious resurrection / through the merits of her redeemer Jesus Christ.

287. (NC9) Marble plaque mounted on a black base on wall. At bottom is written: J.Kendrick ft London  Sacred to the memory of / PERCY / second daughter of FRANCIS and ISABELLA MARKETT, / of Meopham Court Lodge / who was most highly esteemed for her pure and cultivated mind, / and for the variety and excellence of her attainments, / and most deservedly beloved for the sweetness of her temper, / and the innocence and usefulness of her life. / Her earthly pilgrimage, though short, / was interrupted by many and severe trials, / which were borne with the most exemplary patience and resignation. / Her nearest surviving relatives, trusting in God / "who afflicts us in his mercy" / that their separation from her, though grievous, will not be final, / have erected this tablet, in grateful remembrance / of her piety and humility as a Christian, / her dutiful and affectionate obedience as a daughter, / her love and tenderness as a sister, and / her zeal and fidelity as a friend.
East Window288. (EW1) Dedication at foot of east window First section: To the glory of God in memory of Second section: ROBERT.BARNETT.who.died.Feb.24.1872. Third section: aged.51.erected.by.his.widow J.F.B.
South Chancel289. (SC1) Brass plaque set in stone. Inscription formerly on floor of tower, removed in 1905 to south wall of chancel. Original position in church unknown. Hic jacet dominus JOHANNES FOLSHAM quondam / vicarius de Meapham qui obiit tredecimo die / mensis Junii anno domini millesimo CCCCo LVo / cujus animae propicietur Deus. Amen. [Translation Here lies Master JOHN FOLSHAM, formerly vicar of / Meopham who died on the 13th day of June in / the year 1455 on whose soul God have mercy. Amen.]

290. (SC1) Stone sculpture Thy will be done / in memory of / ELIZABETH BAYLEY / daughter of ALEXANDER MacDONALD Esqr / and wife of FRANCIS BAYLEY youngest son of the / Right Honorable Sir JOHN BAYLEY Bart. / born 27 June 1806 / died 9 April 1838 / Her children arise up and call her blessed: her / husband also, and he praiseth her; many daughters / have done virtuously but thou excellest them all.

291. (SC3) Small simple brass plaque on small lectern To the glory of God / and in memory / of / MATTHIAS GEORGE VILLER / 1873 – 1957
South Aisle292. (SA1) Dark stone tablet on wall To the glory of God / and in proud and loving / memory of their dear sons / who gave their lives for / their country in the Great / War viz. AUSTIN born 1890 / drowned in trying to save / a comrade 6th Aug. 1917 / and ARTHUR Lt Nothants / Regt born 1896 who died of / wounds in France 18th Oct. / 1916. This tablet was set up / by their parents ARTHUR F. / C. OWEN vicar of Meopham / and KATHLEEN his wife 1917

293. (SA2) Free standing bronze plaque on floor beneath Book of Remembrance Saint Mary’s Chapel / to the memory of / MARY JANE PARSONS / WALTER PARSONS / LOUIS PARSONS / JENNY PARSONS / February 1956

294. (SA2a) Inscription round circular base of brass lectern A.M.D.G. / LEWIS WOODWARD LEWIS cuius hujius ecclesiae / per XXIV annos. Presbiter fidelis. In Christo / dodormivit die Paschæ MCM. Hoc benevolentiae reverentiæ, desiderii monumentum ponendum curavere amici.

295. (SA3) East window of south aisle. Dedication at base of window First section: To the glory of God Second section: and in memory of Third section: EDITH EDWARDS

296. (SA4) Wooden picture frame – brown background, gold lettering. Coat of Arms in centre To be linked to great traditions is to be pledged to great undertakings
BRUCE SWINTON / GEORGE ARTHUR / SMITH-MASTERS M.C. / SMITH-MASTERS / Captain 2nd Batt: / Lieutenant 6th Batt: / Essex Regiment / [Coat of Arms] Bedfordshire / Regiment / born Jan: 31st 1892 / Manet Fides born Dec. 29th 1894 / killed in France / Inte   merata killed in Flanders / leading the attack / safeguarding his men / July 1st 1916 / August 20th 1915 / ‘He that loseth his / ‘To me to live in Christ / life for my sake / to die is gain’ / shall find it’ / 3rd and 4th sons of JOHN ERNEST SMITH-MASTERS & MARGARET his wife / Obedient unto death / for God King & Country / rest eternal grant unto the O Lord / & let light perpetual shine upon them

297. (SA5) Window with dedication at base Section 1: To the glory of God and in Section 2: memory of ALLAN SMITH Section 3: MASTERS priest

298. (SA6) Brass wall plaque FLEETWOOD ISHAM EDWARDS Lt Col. R.E. P.C. K.C.B. / keeper of the Privy Purse to H.M. Queen Victoria / born April 21st 1842, fell asleep August 14th 1910 / EDITH his wife, daughter of ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS / of Camer, born July 25 1847, at rest March 9th 1873 / ‘Grant them, O Lord, to be numbered / amongst Thy saints in glory everlasting’

299. (SA7) Brass wall plaque ALLAN SMITH-MASTERS of Camer, priest M.A. / J.P. born January 16th 1820 fell asleep October 8th 1875 / REBE MARY, his wife, daughter of the venerable JAMES / RANDALL, Archdeacon of Berkshire, born April 23rd 1822 / at rest January the 8th 1907 / ‘Grant us, O Lord, with them, a share in / the heavenly crown, through Thy mercy’

300. (SA8) Brass tablet on a stone frame – inscription enclosed in scrolled border with different symbols in each corner. To the glory of God and in loving memory of / JOHN BABER M.D. / of London and connected with this parish for over forty years / who died May 4th 1894 / aged 72 years / also of EMMA (née DU BOIS) first wife of the above / who died March 12th 1875 / erected by their affectionate children / AD 1895

301. (SA9) WAR MEMORIAL 1914 – 1919

Bronze plaque just east of south porch To the sacred memory / of the / men of Meopham / who died for their King & Country / in the Great War 1914 – 1919 /

C.AMOS M.G.C.
W. BENNETT R.N.
W.T. BIRD R.N.
J.N. BISHOP Can
H.G. BLACKMAN G. Gds.
R. BOLSTER M.C. R.F.A.
F.C. BOWYER R.E.
H.W. BRENCHLEY R.N.
S.A. BRENCHLEY R.W.K.
A. BUGGS G.Gds.
E.H. BURNETT R.N.
R. CHAMBERS M.G.C.
S.C. CHRISTMAS R.W.K
F. COOK R.N.
F.J. DALTON Can.
P.H. DALTON Can.
H. DAY R.F.A.
T.L. DEADMAN R.Fus. /M.A. DURLING A.I.F. /
J. DYE Can. /
J.J. FINCH S.W.B. /
P.H. FRANCIS A.I.F. /
E. GOODWIN R.W.K. /
S. HOLLETT G.Gds. /
E. JOHNSON R.W.K. /
R.W. LYNDS R.W.K. /
G.C. O’BRIEN R.N. /
A.E.C.OWEN N. Hants /
F.C. PARKER E. Sur. /
L.W. PARSONS R.A.M.C. /
W. ROOTS R.W.K. /
W.H. RUSSELL 16 Lrs. /
A.G. SCUDDER Mdsex. /
W.L. TAYLOR K.O.S.L.1. /
W.H. TODD S. Staffs. /
F.W. TOMPKINS R.Suss. /

"All they had hoped for / all they had they gave" / "The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death"

302. (SA10) Window on south aisle (triptych). Inscription at base in centre. Section 1: In piam memoriam Section 2: FLORENCE M. GOLDING-BIRD Section 3: obiit MCMXIX

South Porch303. (SP) Small plaque To the glory of God / and in memory of / EDITH WILLIAMS / 1874 – 1954 / a teacher at St. Matthews Westminster / 1916 – 1939
West Nave304. (WN1) Pavement slab Heres interr d the body of / JOSEPH RABENETT son of / JOSEPH & MELCHIA RABENETT / of Chatham who departed / this life Febr 26th 1718 / aged 21 years / also here lyeth the body of / MELCHIA RABENETT widow / and relict of JOSEPH RABENETT / of Chatham she departed this life ye 3d of Feb. 1722 / aged 47 years / also here lyeth the body of / MARY RABENETT daughr of / JOSEPH AND MELCHIA RABENETT who / departed this life ye 9th of Jany / 1724 aged 22 years

305. (WN2a) Pavement slab Here lies interred / near the bones of his parents / what was mortal / of Mr. THOMAS COPLAND / the son of ye Revd. Mr CHRISTOPHER COPLAND / vicar of this parish / a lingering illness / delivered him / adorn’d with every social virtue / from life to immortality / on the 15 day of August 1739 / in the 67th year of his age

306. (WN2b) Pavement slab Here lyeth the body / of ELIZABETH ye wife of / Mr THOMAS COPLAND who / departed this life ye 27th / of …. 1699 & in ye 22nd year …. her age

307. (WN3a) Pavement slab Here lyeth ye body of / Mrs MARGARET / COPLAND relict of / Mr CHRISTOPHER / COPLAND / who departed this / life Septemr the 30th / 1727 in the 85th year / of her age

308. (WN3b) Pavement slab Here lyeth ye body / of Mrs MARTHA RAY / grand daughter of MARTHA / EVERNDEN of this parish / who departed this life / the 5th day of August / 1707 / in the 19th year of her age / also here lyes the body / of Mrs MARTHA EVERNDEN / who departed this life the 15th of July 1725 in the / 80th year of her age / also / here lyeth the body of / ELIZABETH GUNNINGS of this / parish who departed ys life / ye 27th of November 1745 / aged 76 years

309. (WN4a) Pavement slab Hic deposita sunt exuvia / vi Reverendi / CHRISTOPHORI COPLAND / huius eccclesi – vicarii / qui ministerii anni XXXVII / vitae LXI impletis / exterior-m hane mysteriorum / oeconomiam / cum visione commutavit / XIIo calend Jun / Anno X MDCCVII

310. (WN4b) Pavement slab Sacred / to the memory of / Mr WILLIAM MUNGEAM / yeoman of this parish / who departed this life / the 28th of March 1818 / aged 71 years / also Mrs SARAH MUNGEAM / wife of the above / who departed this life / the 26th February 1825 / aged 76 years

311. (WN5a) Pavement slab Here resteth the body of / ROBERT SPRIVER of Meopham / yeoman whoe died the 31 / of Jan..rie 1635 / having 4 sonnes / and 3 d…ght..s

312. (WN5b) Pavement slab Hic jacet / JOHANNES MARKETT / JOHANNIS et ANNAE MARKETT / filius natii maximum / obiit / quinto die Septembris / anno domini 1789 / aetatis suae 34

313. (WN6a) Pavement slab In memory of / HENRY STICKINGS / of this parish he died March / the 27th 1773 aged 75 years / also MARY daughter of JAMES SHARP / first wife of the above HENRY STICKINGS / died ….tember the 25th 1750 / aged 62 years

314. (WN6b) Pavement slab In memoriam / ANNAE uxoris / JOHANNIS MARKETT / obiit die XVIII / Decembris MDCCL\ \ (MDCCLXX?, MDCCLXV?) / Anno A…../ …… (Roman numerals of date partially eroded)

315. (WN7a) Pavement slab Here lyeth the body of HENRY / HASLEN of Meopham Esqr who / married MARY COURTHOPE the / ….hter of Sr GEORGE / …THO..E of Wileigh in the / …. of Susex knight and / Dame ELIZABETH his wife / …d issue by her two / sons & one daughter / obyit XXVIto die Septemb… / anno dni 16… / etatis suae XXX\ (last three lines incomplete owing to break in slab)

316. (WN7b) Pavement slab Hic sepultum est / quiquid mortale sunt / ANNAE MARKETT / erat illa fillia JOHANNIS et / ELIZ. HOOKER de Tonbridge / conty Kent et uxor / JOHANNIS MARKETT / obiit 1st Jany 1763 / anno aetatis suae XXXIV / JOHN MARKETT Esqr / died on the 12th day of September / 1801 in the 81st year of his age

317. (WN8a) Pavement slab In memory of / CATHARINE wife of / SAML TIESDELL / of Luddesdown and / daughr of NICHS NASH / late of ye parish of Stoke / who died / the 26th day of May 1767 / aged 62 years / also the body of Mr SAML TIESDELL / late of Fawkham in this county / who departed this life March / the 27th 1801 aged 92 years

318. (WN8b) Pavement slab H.S.S [Hic sepultae sunt] / reliquiae / ELIZABETHAE MARKETT / obiitt Aug. XXXIo AD MDCCLI / aetatis suae XXo / conjugi charrissimae / hoc qualecunque mnemosynon / vir maestissimus posuit / JOHANNES MARKETT
West Nave Wall319. (WNW1) Stone plaque on west wall of south aisle To the dear memory of my / husband GEORGE ALFRED TAIT / vicar of this parish 1919 – 1933 / who passed on to fuller life / 8th April 1933 & by whose wish / this corner was dedicated / for the use of the children / of this parish

320. (WNW1a) Wooden panel on wall of west nave In thankfulness to God / Mr. And Mrs. FRANK WORTHINGTON / presented the two treble bells / in 1949 together with the / rehanging of the peal / and the screen in 1950

321. (WNW2) Stone tablet Meopham and Cobham branch / British Legion / sacred to the memory of / our beloved president PETER NESS – called to rest / 12th July 1947

322. (WNW3) Copper plaque below side window These windows were repaired in / memory of HERMAN WILLIAM WINNETT / 1873 – 1957 / and / EDITH MARIA WINNETT 1879 – 1961

323. (APPENDIX A) Burials untraced in survey but recorded by the Rev. Lewis in 1898

N.W.







N.






















Phillip Buggs 1858 (see App. B)
Ann Evenden 1855
Eliza Evenden 1876
Ambrose Mercer 1895
Mathilda Parker 1858
Sarah Parker 1856
Eliza Taylor 1874

George Goodwin 1867
Thomas Goodwin 1866
James Hartopp 1896
Frederick Hollman1897
Beatrice Johnson 1884
Edwin Johnson 1875
Mary T. Johnson 1869
Edward Noakes 1877
Mary Noakes 1844
W. Noakes 1844
Elizabeth Scoons 1825
Richard Scoons 1817 
Henrietta Scott 1888
Josias Scott 1898
F.J. Stone 1857
James Stone 1859 
Louisa Taylor 1867
John Wells 1868
W. Wells 1852
W.R. Wells 1856
Barbara E. Waterman 1878
Richard Waterman 1884

S.






S.E.

S.W.


E.






W.











Thomas Harwood 1710
David Hunt 1801
Alfred Johnson 1877
 John Johnson 1870
Jane Shesdell 1801
Elizabeth Swift ---

None

George Hone ---
Richard Wood 1714

Alma Ashdown 1894
Joseph Cleverley 1884
Thomas Loft 1888
May Russell 1881
Sarah Tomlyn 1837
William Tomlyn 1844

Mary Blackman 1820
George Buggs 1860
Mary Buggs 1818
William Buggs 1823
Edward French 1876
John French 1811
Mary French 1836
Elizabeth Scudder 1831 (see App. B.)
Richard Scudder 1852 (see App. B.)
Robert Scudder 1832 (see App. B.)
Sarah Scudder 1846 (see App. B.)
Thomas Scudder 1810 (see App. B)
E.Warne 1896
F. Warne 1890

APPENDIX B

Burials untraced in survey but recorded by M.W. Davies in 1972

(The location references are those used in this survey)

324. In loving memory of Alfred Lynds who entered into rest Nov.. 19. 1898 Aged 58 years Location:- Between B7 (Ann French 1851) and B20 (John Norton 1908)

325. Sacred to the memory of Thomas son of Thomas and Sarah Scudder of this parish died Oct. 1810 aged 7 months. Also Elizabeth their daur. who died Oct. 11 1831 aged 15 years likewise Robert who died Jan. 25 1832 aged 10 years. Also Richard their son died Dec. 18 1852 aged 27 years.
Footstone:- E.S. 1831 R.S. 1832 Location:- Next to B25 (Mary and Thomas Buggs 1804) and B8 (Arthur and Mary Bale)

325. In loving memory of Thomas Evenden who fell asleep Jan 18 1900 aged 32 years. Also Emily Evenden wife of the above who died July 10 1946 aged 76 years. Location:- Between J21 (Jane Jeal 1876) and A19 (John Butcher 1871)

326. Sacred to the memory of Mr. Philip Buggs who dep. this life June … aged …Location:- near A18 (William Combes 1831) and A16 (Edward Combes 1858)

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  Plan (84KB) of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard

Index of Names and Places

Names Index
ADES 12
ALCHIN 102, 103, 165,
    168, 172, 173
AMOS 300
ANDRUS 167, 174
ARNOLD 280
ARTHUR 292, 296
ASHDOWN 214, 323
ASHENDEN 208, 209
ATKINS 88, 89
ATWOOD 212
AUSTIN 282, 292
BABER 169, 299
BALE 28
BARKAWAY 42, 43
BARNARD 54a
BARNES 247
BARNETT 177, 288
BARTLETT 205
BATCHELOR 140
BAYLEY 281, 290
BEAUMONT 151
BELL 37
BENNETT 300
BEST 166
BIRD 91, 300
BISHOP 224, 300
BLACK 255
BLACKMAN 20, 49, 194,
    200, 300, 323
BLISSETT 98
BODDINGTON 154
BODDY 203, 204
BOLSTER 300
BOURNE 199
BOWYER 300
BRENCHLEY 282, 300
BROWNE 265
BROWNFIELD 8, 9, 195
BUCK 187
BUGG 125
BUGGS 28-30,41-43,45,48,
   52, 53, 61, 300, 323, 326
BURNETT 300
BUTCHER 19, 213
BUTLER 169
BUTTERWORTH 256
C 18
CALLER 5, 6, 9
CAWLEY 249
CHAMBERS 300
CHARLTON 168, 173
CHAYNEY 266
CHILD 163, 164, 170, 171
CHRISTMAS 300
CLEVERLEY 323
COGSWELL 161, 162, 279
CONSTANT 195
COOK 197, 300
COOMBE 16
COOMBES 13
COPLAND 305-307, 309
COPPER 175
COURTHOPE 315
COX 112
COXE 257
CROFT 252
CROWHURST 127-129

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CUCKOW 57
D…33
DALTON 130, 300
DAVIES 324
DAVIS 245
DAY 191
DAY 300
DEADMAN 300
DORRINTON 259, 260
DREWITT 251
DRYLAND 217
DU BOIS 169
DUNCH 218, 221
DURLING 196, 300
DYE 300
EASTWOOD 210
EATON 241
EDMEADES 55, 56, 81
 103, 159, 160
EDMEADS 83
EDWARDS 258, 295, 298
ELPHINSTONE 189
ELWYN 152, 153, 156
ENGLISH 240
EVERNDEN 195, 308, 323,
     325
FAIRMAN 41
FIGGESS 14
FINCH 300
FOLSHAM 289
FORTESCUE 263
FRANCIS 243, 300
FRENCH 21-26, 34, 35, 38,
    39, 256, 267, 323
GARD 1
GARDNER 276
GIBB 231, 233
GLOVER 178
GOLDING 91
GOLDING-BIRD 302
GOODALL 145
GOODWIN 198, 205, 300,
    323
GORE 258
GREY 280
GRIGGS 215
GUNNING 84, 85, 141-143,
    160, 171
GUNNINGS 308
HALL 9
HAMMONDS 278
HART 95, 115, 280, 283
HARTHOPP 323
HARWOOD 86, 87, 323
HASLEN 315
HAWLEY 158
HEDGECOCK 185
HILLS 54b, 206, 207
HOLLETT 300
HOLLMAN 323
HONE 323
HOOKER de Tonbridge 316
HOOPER 144, 148, 284
HORRIDGE 275
HUNT 108, 109, 323
JACKSON 154
JEAL 46, 211
JEPSON 131
JOHNSON 110, 242, 300,
     323
---------------------------------------JURY 228
KILLICK 71, 72, 175
KING 193
LADDS 185
LAKER 123
LANE 46, 90
LANGFORD 82, 181, 182
LARCOMB 132
LATHAN 15
LAURIE 44
LEEMING 150, 226, 227
LEWIS 156, 157, 294, 323
LIGHT 198
LOFT 264, 323
LOTT 20, 50
LYNDS 186, 234, 300, 324
MacDONALD 290
MANLEY 184
MARKETT 112, 281, 285,
    286, 312, 314, 316, 318
MARTIN 201
MASON 232
MASTER 83
MASTERS 84, 188, 189,
     271, 297
MASTERS SMITH 273, 274
MATHER 240
MATON 237
MAYNARD 137
MEAKIN 70
MERCER 192, 323
MOASE 223
MORGAN 40
MUNDAY 81, 94
MUNGEAM 178, 179, 310
MUNN 92, 93, 98, 99, 100
MUNNS 104
NASH 317
NELSON 270
NESS 321
NEVILL 67, 119, 256
NEWCOMB 190
NICHOLLS 120
NOAKES 323
NORDISH 124, 126, 261
NORRIS 117
NORTON 40
O’BRIEN 300
OLIVER 205
OWEN 292, 300
PARKER 111, 300, 323
PARSONS 139, 293, 300
PEMBLE 271
PETT 134
PHILLIPS 72, 101, 103
PIGGOTT 114
PLUMMER 59, 60, 62
POLTICK 262
PRIOR 225
R?..E..NEY 36
RABENETT 304
RANDALL 188, 299
RANDS 225
RAY 308
REEVES 107
RICH 97
RIGBY 250
ROOTS 300
ROWE 123

--------------------------------------RUSSELL 277, 300, 323
RUSTON 176S, E & R 44
SALMON 58, 63, 64, 65,
    73-78, 80, 116
SAUNDERS 113
SCOONS 323
SCOTT 226, 323
SCUDDER 300, 323, 325
SELDON 169
SHARMER 32
SHARP 313
SHEPHERD 73
SHESDELL 323
SILLS 168, 173
SIM 244
SMITH 183, 184, 188, 189,
     210, 236, 259, 271-274,
     279, 297
SMITH-MASTERS 188,   
    257, 258, 296, 298, 299
SNELLING 118
SPRIVER 311
STANIFORTH 216
STANLEY 7
STEVENS 4, 11
STICKINGS 313
STILL 246
STONE 323
SUTHERDEN 96
SWIFT 323
SWINFORD 282
SWINTON 296
TAIT 319
TAYLOR 219, 229, 230,
     268, 300, 323
TERRY 66
THOMPSON 199, 222, 254
TIESDELL 105, 106, 317
TILDEN 161, 163
TODD 149, 300
TOMLYN 323
TOMPKINS 238, 239, 300
TUNNAH 146, 147
TWEDDELL 115, 280, 283
VILLER 291
W(H)IF(FIN) 3
WARD 252
WARE 192
WARNE 323
WARRINGTON 2
WATERMAN 323
WATSON 122
WELLARD 138
WELLDON 253
WELLS 323
WHA(R)TO(N) 3
WHIFFEN 80
WHIFFIN 76-79
WILLIAMS 133-135
WILLIAMS 303
WINNETT 322
WOOD 323
WOOD 69, 121
WOODWARD 156
WOODWARD 294
WORTHINGTON 320
YOUNG 42, 155



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Places Index
Ash 42
Boxley 73, 74, 75
Brede Sussex 12
Brighton 281
California 9
Cambridgeshire 263
Chatham 178, 304
Chichester Cathedral 274
Cliffe 173
Cobham 84, 104, 113, 163,
    171
Cringleford Norwich 161,
     279
Croydon, Surrey 271
Darenth 55
Derbyshire 199
Ditton 73
Elton, Huntingdon 281
Eton College 281Fairy Hall, Mottingham
    183, 274
Farley 187
Farningham 64, 65
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Fawkham 317
Flanders 296
Gravesend 20
Greenwich 60
Harvel 121
Hendford Manor House,
    Yeovil, Somerset 148
Higham 81
Hitchin 193
Huntingdon 281
Little Cransden,
    Cambridgeshire 263
London
   Guys Hospital 91
   Sloane Street S.W. 169
   St. Martins in the Field
       Church 285
   St. Matthews School,
       Westminster 303
  Thurloe Square, South
       Kensington. 169
Luddesdown 108,133, 317

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Meopham
  Camer 188, 189, 257, 258,
    273, 298
  Deodars, Meopham 169
  Hook Green Meopham 132
  Lindenwood Meopham 120
  Meopham Court 115, 147,
     177, 280, 283
  Meopham Court Lodge 281,
      285, 286
Minster in the Isle of
   Sheppey 81
Mottingham 183, 274
Newcastle-on-Tyne 122
Norfolk 279
Northfleet 15
Norwich 161
Nottinghamshire 199
Nursted 228
Nursted Court 159, 160
Nustead 83
Offley Mill, Hitchin Herts 193

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Portsea 243
Red Hill Lodge, Nottinghamshire 199
Rodmersham 161
Sevenoaks 281
Sheerness 81, 108
Siesey, Boston, Lincolnshire 28
Somerset
Somme 282
St Peters Thanet 216
Stoke 317
Stone 56, 103
Strood 98
Sussex 12, 274
Sutton, Derbyshire 199
Vine House, Sevenoaks
    281
West Malling 272
Wileigh, Sussex 315
Wrotham (sic) Rootham
    127
Yeovil 148
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General
ARMY
Ranks
   Lieutenant 258, 292, 296
   Captain 153, 296
   Lt Col.298
   General 153, 156
   Lt. General 152, 153

REGIMENTS etc
   R.A. 153
   16 Lrs. 300
   2nd Batt: 296
   6th Batt:, Essex
        Regiment 296
   A.I.F. 300
   Bedfordshire Regiment
        296
   Can 300
   E. Sur. 300
   G.Gds. 300
   K.O.S.L.1. 300
   M.G.C. 300
   Mdsex. 300
   N. Hants 300
   Nothants Regt 292
   R.A.M.C. 300
   R.F.A. 300   R.Fus. 300
   R.Suss. 300
   Royal West Kent
       Regiment (VIIth Batt.)
          282
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   Royal West Kent 300
   Royal Army Service 
       Corps 137
  Royal Artillery 152,153,156
  Royal Engineers 258, 298,
     300
  S. Staffs. 300
  S.W.B. 300

NAVY
   R.N. 240, 300
   "S.S. Teeswood" 138
   H.M.S. Formidable 282
   Leading seaman R.N. 282
   Quartermaster R.N.178

MEDALS
   M.C. 296, 300

Baron of the Exchequer 281
Baronet 281
Bart. C.M. 189
brewer 271
British Legion 321
son of London 61

Clergy
Archdeacon of Berkshire
    299
priest 188, 297, 299
Rector 199
Rev 199, 144, 145, 148,
     222, 305
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vicar 156, 279, 289, 292,
    319

cook of London 61
Court of King’s Bench 281
died of wounds in France
    292
Dockyard Chatham 178
drowned at sea 9
drowned in trying to save a
   comrade 292
drowned while bathing at
   Fishbourne, near
      Chichester 274
F.R.C.S. 91
High Sheriff of the county
    273
J.P. 299
K.C.B. 298
keeper of the Privy Purse
    298
killed in action on the
    Somme 282
killed in action in France
    239
killed in France 229
killed in the Great War 185
leading the attack 296
King William the 4th. 281
M.P. 169

MEDICAL
   died of the small pox 271
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   M.D. 169
   smallpox procured by
       inoculation 271
   senior consulting
      surgeon 91
   smallpox 86, 87
   typhoid fever at sea 9

London merchant 271
organist 275
parish clerk Nursted 228
Western Division, Parliament 273
Privy Councillor 281
puisne judge 281
Queen Victoria 298
solicitor 81
stonemason A&N Aux C.S.L. London 282
Stonemasons 
 C.W. Dawes
    Gravesend 243
 DAWES / Wrotham
     Road Gravesend 146
  J.Kendrick ft London 286
  MARTIN 181
  Frindsbury 131
   J. Steel Gravesend 53,
         72
street accident 243
teacher 303
yeoman 102, 113, 171,
    179, 310, 311
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Plan (84KB) of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard

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OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.  For close-up view of Areas click on

Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
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AREA A OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area A of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
Area A of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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AREA B OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area B of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
Area B of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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AREA C OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area C of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
Area C of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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AREA D OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area D of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
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AREA E OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

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AREA F OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

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AREA G OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

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Area G of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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AREA H OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area H of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
Area H of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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AREA J OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area J of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
Area J of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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AREA K OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area K of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
Area K of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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AREA L OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area L of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area L   CHURCH
Area L of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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AREA INSIDE CHURCH OF OVERALL PLAN OF M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Area inside Church of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.Area A   Area B   Area C   Area D   Area E   Area F   Area G   Area H   Area J   Area K   Area L   CHURCH
Area inside Church of Plan of location of gravestones in Meopham Churchyard.
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TEAM WHO RECORDED M.I.S IN MEOPHAM CHURCHYARD

Pictures of team who recorded M.I.s in Meopham Churchyard

The Team: L. to R. Sheila B., Joan, Sheila F., Susanne, Ann, Rene
Front:  Jim and Jack
 
Hard Labour !