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Tithe Apportionment for Orpington

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Orpington Tithe award schedule (212KB) - signed 30th June 1843
With names of landowners, occupiers and fieldnames with acreages, and tithe payments

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Orpington Tithe award schedule - signed 30th June 1843

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Information from a typed transcription by Mr E. D. Hart in 1968

APPORTIONMENT of the RENT-CHARGE in lieu of TITHES PARISH of ORPINGTON in the County of Kent.

WHEREAS AN AGREEMENT FOR THE COMMUTATION of TITHES in the Parish of ORPINGTON in the County of Kent was, on the thirtieth day of June in the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Three confirmed by the Tithe Commissioners for England and Wales, of which Agreement, with the Schedules therein comprised arid, thereunto annexed, the following is a copy:-

        A PROVISIONAL AGREEMENT for the Commutation of the Tithes of the Parish of Orpington in the County of Kent pursuant to the Act for the Commutation of tithes in England and Wales made and. executed at a Parochial Meeting of the Landowners arid Tithe-owners within the limits of the said Parish duly called and first holden therein and adjourned from time to time and holden by adjournment this twenty third day of November One thousand eight hundred and forty two and since perfected according to the provisions of the said Act By and between The Reverend Francis Dawson who as Rector of the Sinecure Rectory of the said Parish is Owner of all the Great Tithes and also of the tithe of Hops arising from and upon all .the Lands within the said Parish,
            And Samuel Hood Inglefield Esquire a Rear Admiral of Her Majesty's Fleet Charles William Hallett Esquire and William Parker Esquire his Lessees for lives of the said tithes at a yearly rent of less than two thirds of the clear yearly value thereof and. The Reverend William Townley who as Vicar of the said Parish is entitled unto all the other tithes accruing within the said Parish of the one part
            And The Several persons Landowners or Substitutes according to the provisions of the said Act for Landowners within the said Parish by whom or by whose Agents duly authorised in that behalf this Agreement is executed and the Interest of which Landowners in the Lands of the said Parish is riot less than two thirds of the Lands of the Parish subject to tithes of the other part
            The Parish of Orpington aforesaid, contains by admeasurement three thousand five hundred and. two acres two roods and fourteen perches of Land Statute Measure
            The whole of which is subject to the payment in kind of all manner of tithes except as hereinafter mentioned and is now cultivated or used as follows:

Arable Land
Meadow or Pasture Land
Wood Land
Hop Ground
Dwelling Houses farm Homesteads Gardens and Orchards and buildings being
   upon different parts of the
Roads and Waste
Glebe belonging to the Rector of Orpington and by him ?leased with the aforesaid tithes
Glebe belonging to the Vicar of Orpington
   a    r   p
2015 3 35
323 3   4
840 0 29
    31 0 10

167 3    6
44 0 18
78 2   8
   1.2.24
Acres 3502 2 14

            A Water Corn Mill in the occupation of John Colegate is exempt from payment of tithe by prescription being an Ancient Mill
            The several pieces or parcels of Land specified in the first Schedule hereunto annexed are the Glebe of the said Rectory of Orpington and are subject to the payment of tithes when not in the manurance or occupation of the Rector himself.
            And the several pieces or parcels of land specified in the second Schedule hereunder written are the Glebe of the said Vicarage of Orpington and are subject the payment of tithes when not in the manurance or occupation of the Vicar himself.
            And it is hereby agreed that the annual sum of Six Hundred and ninety seven pounds fifteen shillings by way of ordinary rent charge (subject to the provisions of the said act) shall be paid during the Continuance of the said Lease to the said Samuel Hood Inglefield Charles William Hallett and William Parker their heirs and assigns and from and after the expiration or determination of the said Lease then to the said Francis Dawson if he shall then be holden of the said Sinecure Rectory and after the said Rectory shall become Vacant then to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England or to the person or persons lawfully entitled to receive the same instead of all the Great Tithes arising from all the lands within the said Parish of Orpington except the Glebes.
            And it is hereby further agreed that the annual sum of one hundred and seventy four pounds five shillings and sixpence by way of ordinary rent charge subject to the Provisions of the said act ) shall be paid to the said William Townley as Vicar and produce of Market Gardens Orchards and fruit plantations arising from and upon all the Lands within the Paris except the Glebes
            And it is hereby further agreed that the several further annual sum of Sixteen pounds four shillings in lieu of the Great Tithes and four pounds eleven shillings in lieu of the tithes other than of Hops and the produce of Market Gardens Orchards and fruit plantations shall be the ordinary rentcharges subject to the Provisions of the said Act fixed the said Rectorial Glebe Lands and shall be apportioned separately and exclusively upon the said Rectorial Glebe Lands.
            And that the Several further annual sums of four shillings and three pence in lieu of the Great Tithes and one shilling and three pence in lieu of the small tithes other than tithe of Hops and the produce of Market Gardens Orchards and fruit plantations shall be the ordinary rentcharges fixed upon the said Vicarial Glebe Lands and shall be apportioned separately and exclusively upon the said Vicarial Glebe Lands and that the same last mentioned four rent charges shall be respectively payable whenever the said Glebe Lands respectively shall not be in the rnanurance or occupation of the said Rector and Vicar respectively in the manner and to the persons following (that is to say).
            The said, rentcharges of Sixteen pounds four shillings and four shillings and three pence during the continuance of the said Lease to the said Samuel Hood Inglefield Charles William Hallett and William Parker their heirs or assigns and from and after the expiration or determination of the said Lease then to the said Francis Dawson if he shall then be Hector of the Rectory of Orpington: aforesaid and after that benefice shall become vacant then to the said Ecclesiastical Commissions for England or the .person or persons lawfully entitled to receive the same.
            And the said rent charges of four pounds eleven shillings and one shilling-and three pence to the said William Townley as Vicar of the said Vicarage and. to his Successors in that benefice
            And it is further agreed, that the additional sum of nine shillings per Imperial Acre and a proportionate sum for any quantity of Land less than an Acre shall be paid to the said Samuel Hood Inglefield Charles William Hallett and William Parker their heirs and assigns during the continuance of their said Lease and after the determination thereof then to the said sinecure Rector of the said Parish by way of extraordinary rent charge in respect of all Lands within the said Parish which now are or hereafter shall be cultivated as Hop Grounds so long as they shall be so cultivated                                                                                             Extraordinary Charge capitalised C.190
            And it is further agreed that the additional sum of seven shillings per Imperial Acre arid a proportionate sum for any quantity of Land less than an Acre shall be paid to the said William Townley as Vicar of the said Vicarage and. to his Successors in that benefice by way of extraordinary rent charge in respect of all Lands within the said Parish which now are or hereafter shall be cultivated as Market Gardens Orchards or fruit plantations so long as they shall be so cultivated                                                                            Extraordinary Charge capitalized C.190
            And it is hereby lastly agreed that the Lands in the said Parish shall be discharged from the payment of tithes (except as excepted in the said Act) from, and after the first day of October next preceding the Confirmation of the apportionment of the rent charges hereinbefore agreed on and that the first payment of such rent charges shall be made or be recoverable on the expiration of Six Calendar months from the time at which the said Lands are discharged from the payment of tithes. In witness whereof the said parties to this agreement or their Agents on that behalf duly authorised in their names and on their behalf have subscribed and set their respective hands and seals.

           THE FIRST SCHEDULE To which the above written agreement refers being a particular of the Glebe belonging to the said Rectory of Orpington.

Occupier	Description	Cultivation	Quantities A. R. P.	Total quantity belonging to each occupier
Nathaniel Ogle Nathaniel Ogle Nathaniel Ogle John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell John Mitchell Thomas Newman Thomas Glover	Highland Meadow Meadow House Garden etc Farm Yard Buildings etc Four Acres Long Tippetts Juniper Bank Roadway Lower Eleven Acres Six Acres Nine Acres Eleven Acres Seven Acres Bathfield Meadow Davels Orchard House and Garden House and Garden	Meadow Meadow --- --- --- --- --- --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow --- --- ---	2.2.34 2.3.17 1.0.22 0.3. 4 4.1.10 5.3. 9 4.3.20 0.2.27 10.3.23 6.0. 5 9.2.22 11.1.11 7.3. 0 5.1. 2 3.1.22 0.2. 5 0.0. 5 Acres	6. 2.33 70.2.35 0. 2. 5 0. 0. 5 77.3.38

THE SECOND SCHEDULE to which the above written agreement refers being a Particular of the Glebe belonging to the Vicarage of Orpington

Rev William Townley
Rev William Townley

Meadow
House & Garden

Pasture
Pasture

0.3. 0
0.1.24
Acres

1. 0.24
1. 0.24

            AND WHEREAS a Separate award by way of Supplement to the foregoing Agreement was on the twenty first day of March in the year One thousand eight hundred and forty four confirmed by the said Tithe Commissions of which Separate Award the following is a copy

            TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come I JOHN MAURICE of Lincolns Inn Barrister at Law send greeting
            Whereas an Agreement commuting the tithes of the Parish of Orpington in the County of Kent for the several Rent charges therein specified has been confirmed by the Tithe Commissioners for England and Wales but the apportionment of the said Rent Charges has not been confirmed
            And Whereas it has been represented to the said Tithe Commissions that all the Glebe Lands of the said Parish are by prescription absolutely exempt from all tithes both great and small and that it is through error provided by the said Agreement that there shall be paid to the Rector of the said Parish and his Lessees and to the Vicar of the said Parish respectively the Several Rent Charges of Sixteen Pounds and four shillings and Four pounds and eleven shillings in lieu of the great and small tithes of the Rectorial Glebe Lands and the several Rent Charges of four shillings and three pence and. one shilling aim three pence in lieu of the great and small tithes of the Vicarial Glebe Lands
            And Whereas it has also been represented to the said Tithe Commissioners that, a piece of Land called Highland Meadow belonging to Sir Percival Hart Dyke Baronet and now in the occupation of Addis Jackson and also a certain other piece of land called Davil's Orchard belonging to the Reverend Alexander Platt and. now in the occupation of Mary Percival are erroneously mentioned and included in the Schedule of the Rectorial Glebe Lands annexed to the said Agreement and that a piece of Garden ground part of the said Rectorial Glebe now occupied by Nathaniel Ogle and containing two roods and ten perches is erroneously omitted in the said Schedule
            And Whereas it has also been represented to the said Tithe Commissioners that the amount of extraordinary Rent Charge payable in respect of the Orchards and. Fruit Plantations of the said Parish is by the said Agreement erroneously and contrary to the provisions of the lets for the Commutation of tithes in England and. Wales distinguished from the amount of Ordinary Rent charge agreed to be paid, to the Vicar of the said Parish by reason of which said several errors and omissions the said. Agreement would be unjust and such errors and. omissions had been made known to the said Tithe Commissioners previous to the Confirmation, of the said Agreement they would have declined to confirm the same or would have caused the same to be varied previous to such confirmation
            And Whereas the said. Tithe Commissioners have duly-appointed me an Assistant Tithe Commissioner according to the provisions of the said Acts and have also appointed me to enquire into the said alleged errors and omissions and if necessary to make a Separate Award by way of Supplement to the said for the correction thereof
            Now Know Ye that I the said John Maurice Herbert having attended .a public Meeting of the Landowners and. Titheowners of the said Parish pursuant to Notice duly given and having at such Meeting satisfied myself of the truth of the said allegations do hereby make this my by way of Supplement to the said Agreement that is to say
            I do hereby find and Award that the said Rectorial and Vicarial Glebe Lands are all and every of them absolute exempt from all tithes both great and small And that no sum or sums shall be paid to the Rector of the said Parish and his Lessees or to the Vicar of the said Parish in respect of the said Glebe Lands or any of them, as specified, in and provided by the said Agreement.
            And I do hereby further find and Award that the said several pieces of Lands called respectively Davils Orchard and Highland Meadow are not nor is either nor any part of them, part of the said Rectorial Glebe Lands and that the said piece of Land herein before described as in the occupation of Nathaniel Ogle is part of the said Rectorial Glebe Lands
            And lastly do hereby Award that there shall be paid to the Vicar of the said Parish for the time being by way of Rent Charge and subject to the provisions of the said Act the annual sum of Two hundred pounds in lieu of all the small Tithes of the said Parish and also instead of the Ordinary Rent Charge of One hundred and seventy four pounds five shillings and six pence and the Extraordinary Rent Charge of seven shillings per acre mentioned and set forth in the said Agreement.
            In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand, this thirteenth day of March in the year One thousand eight hundred and forty four.
                                                                                          (Signed) John Maurice Herbert

            And Whereas notice in writing under the hands of certain owners of Orchards and Fruit Plantations within the said parish of Orpington lieu whose Interest therein is not less than two thirds of the whole of the Orchards and Fruit Plantations in such Parish, hath been duly given to the Valuer by whom the written Apportionment is made that the tithes thereof should be distinguished into two parts.

            NOW I JOHN STAPLES

of the Parish of Sutton at Hone in 'the County of Kent having been duly appointed. Valuer to apportion the total Sum Agreed and Awarded to be paid by way of Rent Charge in lieu of Tithes, amongst the several Lands of the said Parish of Orpington DO HEREBY apportion the Rent Charge as fellows:
GROSS RENT CHARGE payable to the Titheowners in lieu of Tithes for the Parish of Orpington in the County of Kent:

Nine Hundred and. Bight Pounds Thirteen Shillings & Three Pence

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To the Vicar including £25.14.6. in lieu of the
      Tithe of Fruit Plantations at 7/- per Acre                             £200   0s 0d

To the Sinecure Rector or his Lessees including £10.18.3
      in lieu of the Tithe of Hop Grounds at 9s per Acre               £708 13s 3d

Value in Imperial Bushels and Decimal Parts of an Imperial Bushel of Wheat, Barley, and. Oats:

Price per Bushel Bushels and Decimal Parts

Wheat

7s     0¾d

862.82493

Barley

8s   11½d

1530.37895

Oats

2s     9d

2201.81818

Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
Sheet 8 Joseph Berens Esq William Biggs Thomas Blackney John Blake Sheet 9	Himself Edward Chapma Thomas Allen Himself John Taylor Joseph Russell	402 444 477a 480 498 499 504 381 442 440 441 443 445 446 447 448 449 450 478 479 482 483 484 485 488 496 18} 22} 72 698 699 700 701 711 712 712 718a 709 729 702a 703 704	Part of a Field Wood Croft Covet Wood Shaw in Covet Wood Burch Wood Pits Burch Wood Pits Burch Wood Gravelly Field Shaw by Road Field Field House Field Robins Wood Croft Little Wood Croft Nine Acres Great South Field Gold Bath Field Seven Acres Twelve Acres Pasture Homestead Garden Yard Stable Field ~ Nine Acres Five Acres House & Garden House & Garden Mopus Field Sparrow Field Rounabouts Wood Yard House Ashen Wood Paddock Sparrow Wood Green Pen Wood Green Pen Wood Green Pen Field Pond Field	Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Heath Heath Arable Wood Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture & Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Yards Garden Yard Arable Arable Arable --- --- Arable Arable Wood Wood Yard --- Wood Wood Pasture Wood Wood Arable Arable	1.3.26 5.2. 8 6.0.30 0.2.35 7.3.15 15.1.20 4.2.22 42.0.30 4.3.20 0.3.14 11.1.34 3.2.12 22.3. 6 18.1.34 5.3.25 9.1.32 13.0. 1 10.0.15 9.1.36 12.0.15 5.2.31 0.1.10 0.1.18 0.1. 4 5.2.34 9.1.11 6.3. 5 145.2.22 0.1.39 0.1.12 7.2.12 4.0.20 20.0.22 1.0.16 0.1. 5 0.3.17 1.0.28 12.2.2 10.1.20 2.3. 0 14.1.10 8.2.30 84.0. 0	0.12. 0 7. 1. 6 0. 4. 0 0 .2. 0 4. 0. 0	3. 0. 9 25. 2. 0 12.11. 0
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
Joseph Brooker James Butterfield Jeremian Child Richard Cooper Sheet 10 Abbott Childs Sir Percival Hart Dyke Bart	William Biggs Frederick Taylor Thomas Mosyer Edward Petty Thomas Letts John Wells William Petty Himself John Colgate	50 51 40 48} 49} 202 297a 298 508 509 310 314 315 317 318 322 330 331 395 690 691 730 332 335 336 337 338 339a 340 341 342 392 393 311 334 339 356 380 382 194 199 220 222 223 275 451 452} 453} 454 455 458 459 461 462 463	Cottage and Garden Orchard Orchard Cottage and Garden Two Acres Buildings House & Orchard Upper Broad Way Chalk pit FieId Ten Acres Nine Acres Lower Broadway Upper Swine Lower Swine Orchard Upper Bankin Lower Bankin Stanstable Clayfield Clay Wood Shrimps Grove Wood Field Shaw Small Hop Claytons 9 Acres Shaw Rooks Grove 4 Acres 4 Acres 6 Acres Griffs Wood Chapmans Heath Sage Wents Rooks Grove Small Den Goodberry Shelmore Four Acres Slip Part of Lodge Field Seven Acres Nine Acres Anns Field Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow Homestead Garden Mill Pond Garden Meadow	GardenOrchard Fruit Garden Arable Yard Fruit Arable Arable Arable. Arable Arable Arable Arable Orchard Arable Arable . Arable Arable Wood. Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Meadow } Meadow } Meadow Meadow Yards Garden Water Garden Meadow	0.0.32 1.0.22 1.1.14 2.2.22 0.2.22 2.3.20 6.0.24 0.0. 3 1.2. 1 5.1.11 5.3.22 10.3. 0 9.2. 8 5.3.19 8.1.30 5.2. 9 0.3.15 5.0.28 6.0.22 65.0. 8 1.3.10 8.2. 8 5.2.12 35.0.32 40.3. 4 5.0.22 0.1.29 3.2.26 5.1. 2 9.0.30 0.3. 7 6.2. 6 4.2.22 4.2.10 6.1. 3 16.0.15 62.2.12 6.2.27 5.1.33 8.0.20 16.1.10 16.0.38 34.0.11 86.3.19 7.0. 3 1.3.36 9.0.29 8.3.39 9.2.16 4.0.39 1.2. 4 7.3.37 0.3.20 1.3. 9 1.0. 3 0.1. 4 1.1.33 0.1.12 0.3.28 57.0.34	0. 7. 0 1. 3. 3 3.10. 9 2.10. 6 2.13. 6	0.17. 0 20.11. 9 1. 8. 0 2.10. 0 3. 0. 4 14.11. 3 7. 0. 8 17.11. 6
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
Sheet 11 Sir Percival Hart Dyke Bart Sheet 12 Sir Percival Hart Dyke Bart	James Joyner Addis Jackson George & James Lane James Mansfield James Mitchell Sarah Poole --- Frederick Taylor Michael Taylor	156 184 76 246 247 249 250 251 252 254 325 400 404 405 406 456 403 410 411 24 60 35 38 39 99 237 192 204 217 283 284 285 286 287 289 290 326 408	Garden Garden Highland Meadow House & Garden Garden Meadow Orchard Orchard. Garden Meadow Wiridy Parlour House etc. Nursery Dyers Field Meadow Meadow Twelve Acres Five Acres Gross Field House and Garden Garden House Yard etc Meadow Garden Garden Gardens Cottagers Six Acres Three Acres Nine Acres Three Acres Wood Field House Yard Field Three Acres Two Acres The Forest Apple Tree Field Orchard	Garden Garden Meadow Garden Garden Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Garden Yards Garden Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Garden Garden Yard Pasture Garden Garden Garden Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Yard Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture	0.1.10 0.1.13 0.2.23 2.2.34 0.2.10 0.3.28 0.2.26 1.0. 7 0.2.28 0.1.38 3.1.14 10.1.25 0.2.37 0.0.34 5.2.23 1.2.34 1.3.18 0.2.37 0.0.34 6.2.23 1.2.34 1.3.18 6.0.12 17.0.38 0.1.25 0.1.32 0.3.17 0.1.33 2.3.30 0.1. 6 3.2.29 0.0.21 1.1.30 1.2.11 6.0.10 3.0.36 9.1. 6 18.2.12 3.1.34 3.2.30 0.1. 2 2.3.14 3.0.30 1.3.30 3.2.32 7.1.25 0.2.20 27.0.17	0. 4. 0 1. 0. 3 1.10. 4 0. 5. 0 0. 6. 0 0.17. 0 1.10. 4	2.10. 0 4.10. 4 1.10. 0 5. 3. 6 8.10. 9
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
Sir Percival Hart Dyke Bart Sheet 13 Rev Thomas Hart Dyke	William Webb Thomas Westbrook Himself Thomas Allen	417 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 253 255 256 262 263 264 265 266 26? 268 269 270} 271} 272 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 292 293 294 295 302 303 306 312 313 316 319 320 321 333 351a 352 354a 412 413 414 415 346 344 374 394 397a 398a 481a 443a	Meadow Horse Croft Yard etc. Orchard Orchard Garden etc. Yards Green Roads Field Church Field Ings Lands Great Ings Land Chalk Hole Carpenters Field Oakfield Bottom Road East Field Pasture Roads Water etc. Green Lane Seven Acres Landway Field Oakfield Bank Middle Bank Six Acres Oakley Field Next Carpenters Part of Rye Ash Long Four Acres Rye Ash Eighteen Acres Shaw Home Goss Chapmans Heath Sage Wents Under Acre Sole Field Sole Bottom Three Acres Claytons Furze Fence Pickendens Great Pickendens Northfield Grove Twelve Acres Ten Acres North Field Sollads Shaw Road Crowns Shaw Shaw Shaw Poverest Shaw Field	Meadow Arable Pasture Orchard Orchard Garden Yards Pasture Waste Hops etc Arable Arable Arable Pit Arable Arable Waste Arable Pasture Waste Water Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable & Hops Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Waste Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Pasture	0.3.33 14.2.28 3.3.26 1.3.21 0.2.28 0.1.28 0.3. 8 1.1. 0 0.3. 6 6.2.34 4.0. 0 4.0.20 21.1.24 0.1.14 14.0.22 10.2.22 0.2.22 14.3.10 6.0.30 0.2.32 2.2.22 0.3.26 6.1.12 11.1.28 4.3.24 7.0.20 6.3. 6 7.3.18 4.0. 8 10.1. 8 4.1.14 3.3.25 19.2.28 0.3.30 14.1. 0 7.2. 5 13.0. 0 1.1.31 8.1.37 6.0. 8 3.2.10 10.3. 3 4.0.10 15.1.27 4.2.19 12.2.21 20.3.36 9.2.35 8.2.38 340.1.34 2.0.18 0.0.17 24.3.33 1.1.38 1.0. 1 1.1.20 2.0.10 33.1.17 3.1. 0	20. 1. 6 0.10. 0	0. 5. 0 104.18.4 3. 0. 3
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
Sheet 14 Sheet 15 Col George Hart Dyke	John Golegate P. Dyke George & James Lane Edward Packman Thomas Phillips Thomas Mosyer	438 437 388 389 390 396 323 324 399 401 407 409 397 327 328 329 343 345 347 348 349 350 351 353 354 355 357 358 359 360 361 362 362a 366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 375 376 377 374a 378 379 383 384 385 386 387 391 398 258 259 260	Meadow Meadow . Yards etc. House & Lawn Garden Part of Paddock Old Haugh Rail Pond Barn & Yard Part of Hilly Field Great Dyers Pond Field Plantation Great Tripes Wool Lands Little Tripes Barn & Yard Sollads Great Gookham Shaw Gravelly Field Shaw Riddens Shaw Great Pickendean Grub Little Cookham LingfieId Bank Shaw Skid Riddon Sea Shot Broom Bank --- Plantation Homestead Garden Orchard Stable Field Plantation Hops Corner Field North Field Wood Westmoreland Westmoreland Wood Shaw Charles Valley Little Waylands Brick Kiln Field Great Gorse Great Waylands Durley Butts FieId Barn Field Sweet Apple Field Sweet Apple Field Sweet Apple Field	Meadow Meadow Yards Lawn Garden Pasture Arable Orchard Yard Arable Arable Arable Fruit Arable Arable Arable Yard Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable --- Fruit Yards Garden Orchard Arable Fruit Hops Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable	7.3. 3 2.0.30 9.3.33 0.2.16 0.3.16 1.0.21 10.1. 0 13.3.13 2.3. 4 0.3. 3 0.1. 0 6.0.21 8.0. 6 6.3.38 24.3.32 7.1.19 12.0.34 10.3.21 6.0.18 0.2.36 11.0. 4 19.2.14 3.0. 6 8.3. 0 0.1.13 20.2. 4 0.0.30 6.3.36 11.0.38 9.2.25 12.3.19 1.2. 2 8.2.27 11.1.28 17.3.11 0.1. 6 1.2.39 1.2.22 0.2.33 2.0.35 4.1. 3 4.1.30 4.1.33 11.1.24 15.3.31 21.30 11.3. 2 9.0.37 0.1. 4 24.3.22 12.1.16 15.0.34 28.2.26 18.3. 2 16.0.28 8.1.12 16.2.10 385.1. 5 4.3.26 4.3. 3 2.3. 0 12.1.29	1. 0. 3 1. 0. 3 1.10. 4 2.10. 6 24.10. 6 0.15. 0	3. 0. 3 3. 0. 3 7.10. 8 116.13.2 4. 0. 4
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
Frances Hart Dyke Arthur Gossett Sheet 16 Mary Harris James Harris	John Colegate John Driffield Himself Herself James Baldwin John Mitchell Thomas Mosyer John Taylor James Joyner James Monk John & Thomas Taylor James Townsend James Harris Himself	220a 505 506 507 525 526 527 528 530 531 730b 515 519 233 234 257 546 516 518 544 517 547 548 552 553 79 107 80 466a 588 97} 98} 108} 236 36 730c	Part of Lodge Field called Priestridden Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow Wood House etc Orchard Orchard Gravel Pit Field Wood Burch Wood Ashen Wood Seven Acres Garden Ground Millams Field Sandy Field Tods Heath Three Acres Scads Hill Three acres Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Wood Garden Timber Yard & Sheds House etc. Meadow Plantation House & Garden Garden House & Garden Wood	Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Yard Orchard Orchard Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Fruit Fruit Fruit Wood Garden --- Garden Pasture Fruit Garden Garden Garden Wood	5.3.16 4.1.22 2.0. 0 4.1.32 2.1.12 0.0.36 0.0.25 1.2.28 0.0. 8 4.0.26 19.1.29 3.0.22 6.3. 8 5.2.18 7.1.32 12.16 9.0. 0 30.1.34 3.1. 2 5.2.20 5.0. 6 13.3.23 3.1.35 4.3.14 6.2. 9 1.3.36 1.0.24 14.2. 3 0.1.29 0.0.35 0.2.24 0.0.10 0.3. 9 0.3.19 2.3. 8 0.1.29 1.1.35 0.1. 8 0.1. 8 0.2.16	0. 7. 0 1. 0. 3 1.10. 4 0 .5 .0 0.10. 0 0.16. 6 3. 8. 9 0. 3. 0 0. 5 .0 1. 0. 3 0. 1. 6 0 .5 .0 0. 4 .0	2.10. 0 3.10. 4 0. 5. 0 6.10. 8 1. 0. 0 4. 0. 4 1.10. 0
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
James Harris Sheet 17 Richard Hughes St Thomas Hospital Sheet 18 Isleworth Charity	William Joynson Samuel Best Esq Mary Burgh George Leach William Griffin John Westbrook Mary Burgh Joseph Jackson Esq	712a 560a 713 557 533 635 716 621 622 626 685 686 687 688 689 187 569 570 576 577 578 579 582 600 606 607 608 609 611 612a 614 615 652 676 684 692 693 695 697 708 677 679 681 714 719 678 702 705 707 683 181 203 211 599 718 185 682 183	Garden Buildings Orchard etc. Cowslip Meadow Plantation House Plantation House Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Pasture Plantation Wood August Lands Shaw Broomfield Pound Field Orchard Broom Wood Cooper Haugh Copt Thorn Broad Field Garden Yard Pasture Garden Broom Field Wood Great Derrick Great Wood Holbrook Wood Chalk Field Crofton Heath Crofton Heath Crofton Heath Crofton Heath Crofton Heath Chapmans Heath Gravelly Croft The Plain Gregorys Broad Croft Long Snipes Gravelly Croft Wood Wood Wood Wood Gregorys Field Field Field Field Long Slips Wood Plot Plantation Field	Garden Yard Orchard Meadow Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Pasture Fruit Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Orchard Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Yard Pasture Garden Pasture Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Pasture Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Meadow Arable Hops Arable Wood Arable Fruit Arable	0.0.35 0.0. 4 1.3. 4 1.3. 4 2.2. 7 1.1.30 1.2.20 3.1.12 6.1.22 0.2.10 1.3.18 12.2. 3 6.3.20 4.0.22 2.3.30 6.0.20 2.3.36 37.3.39 14.3.33 1.2.30 7.3. 8 17.1.12 2.2.36 6.0.30 4.3.10 9.3.30 44.2.20 0.2. 0 0.2.11 6.0.20 1.1.14 5.3.30 1.3. 0 41.0.20 21.0.32 5.2. 4 15.3.36 68.0. 2 9.3. 6 9.1.26 8.1. 0 6.3.20 24.2.20 337.0.10 6.3.22 1.1.12 7.1.30 8.0.20 1.2. 0 25.1. 4 7.2. 0 2.1. 0 1.0.30 0.3.32 16.2. 8 5.3.11 3.1.20 7.1.30 4.3. 2 3.0.20 1.3.21 1.3.32 0.3.11 57.2.17	0 .1 .0 0.13. 0 1. 0. 3 4. 1. 0 12. 2. 5 1. 0. 3 3. 0. 8	0.15. 0 1. 0. 0 4.10. 6 52. 4. 6 5.10. 6 8.10. 9
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
George Lane Captain Maxwell Sheet 19 Thomas Mosyer George Ward Norman Esq Henry Norman Esq Orpington Parish Edward Petty Sheet 20 Rev Alexander Platt	Himself Samuel Brooker Himself Himself George Leach Themselves Himself Himself Margaret Percival	435 436 572 573 574 575 601 602 604 605 610 664 613 613a 665 672 106 125 127 491 460 493 696 655 628 653 657 661 663 667 673 674 675 675a 680 288 289a 288a 612 632 668 669 670 671 540	Garden Orchard Wood Field Wood Field Wood Homestead etc Meadow Brake Meadow Field Sandy Berry Wood Newstead Wood Garden Gees Meadow House etc Wood Meadow Plantation Wood Field Bar Field Wood Corner Field Darrick Great Darrick Little Darrick Garden House & Yard Plantation Wood Common Rums Den Garden Plantation Wood Wood Garden House etc Paddock Paddock Field	Garden Fruit Wood Arable Wood. Arable Pit Yard Pasture 'Wood Pasture Arable Arable Wood Pasture Wood Garden Meadow Yard Wood Meadow Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable 'Wood Arable Pasture Arable Yard Arable Wood Pasture Fruit Garden Fruit & Arable Wood --- Garden Yards Pasture Pasture Arable	0.0.30 0.3.25 1.0.15 2.3.10 9.1.30 1.3.20 6.0.10 0.1.25 7.3. 7 3.2.28 0.1.32 5.0.11 2.3.20 33.2.29 5.2. 2 9.3. 6 2.2. 0 91.3.30 0.0.35 4.3.29 0.1.28 4.2.33 0.3.38 0.0.11 11.1.14 22.0.30 5.0.14 6.3.30 5.3.36 2.2.26 3.0.16 5.0. 4 1.0.20 1.0.15 0.1. 3 6.1. 6 0.3. 8 38.1.18 1.0. 2 2.2.10 0.0.10 1.3.16 4.1.36 4.1.34 8.3.10 13.1. 4 0.3.16 1.3. 0 2.2.38 12.1. 5 3.1.22 21.0. 2	0. 7. 0 3.16. 9 0.10. 0 1.10. 4 0. 1. 0 1.10. 4 2.14. 6	20. 7. 9 2. 0. 0 1.13. 0 7.10. 8 1. 5. 0 5. 0. 6
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
John Skeggs John Simmons Thomas H Smith Joseph Snelling J.G. Stapleton Esq Sheet 21	William Griffen Richard Scrivens Himself Himself Himself Sundry Occupiers Frederick Taylor Samuel Best Joseph Jackson	627 629 638 439 416 468 470 476 477 481 512 514 524 543 556a 581 583 595 597 598 682a 694 723 727 490 730a 592 593 147 562 563 564 8 13 14 15 16 17 148 182 186 188 189 190 205 214 224 225 226 228 229 230 231 232 457 466 594 596 603	Plantation Shaw etc. House & Garden Pasture Field . Plot Common Part of Covet Wood Part of Covet Wood Part of Covet Wood Long Coppice Burch Wood Stoney Heath Carnwell Wood Clay Wood Plantation Shrubbery Plantation Wood Wood Crofton Heath Shaw Lakes Wood Spring Tods Heath Lakes Wood Gardens Gardens Meadow Garden Pasture Field Garden Shrubbery Buildings Buildings Paddock etc. Paddock Garden Paddock Walnut Piece Barn Field House etc. Hop Garden Gravel Pit Field 12 Acres Simmons Field Deans Bottom Derby Oaks 8 Acres 8 Acres 9 Acres 10 Acres 9 Acres Blackmans Six Acres Meadow Meadow Paddock Paddock Shirleys	Arable Wood --- Pasture Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Meadow Arable Pasture Garden Wood. Yards } Yards } Pasture Garden Pasture Pasture Arable Yards Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Meadow Pasture Pasture. Arable	4.3.26 1.0.32 6.0.18 0.2.10 7.1.35 10.2.15 0.1.22 1.2.38 14.3.26 8.0.37 11.2.11 7.0. 8 1.3.20 4.2. 5 7.3.18 2.3.31 28.0. 2 0.1. 8 0.1.22 1.1. 0 0.2.16 0.0.38 4.3.28 2.0.22 3.0.30 3.2. 2 34.0.24 141.3.14 5.2.34 4.2.19 10.1.13 3.1. 2 0.1. 0 0.2.30 0.0.20 1.0.10 0.1. 6 0.0.33 15.2.19 2.0.17 1.3.25 8.3.16 15.1.25 1.0.30 0.2.12 11.0.20 13.1.11 9.0. 6 7.1. 0 23.0.37 8.0.32 8.0.17 9.2.13 10.0.13 9.2.36 10.3. 4 8.2.24 5.0. 6 13.1.18 21.2.26 11.2.13 17.1.17 244.0.36	0. 2. 0 0.10. 0 0.10. 0 0. 5. 0 1.15. 0 0. 5. 0 0. 7. 0 20.19. 6	1. 5 .0 2. 0. 0 3.10. 0 12. 7. 6 0.15. 0 64. 4. 0
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
J.G. Stapleton Esq Sheet 22 Sheet 23	Thomas Mosyer	37 58 235 238 274 291 296 297 299 300 301 304 304a 305 305a 307 465 467 469 471 472 473 474 475 486 487 489 508 509 510 511 513 520 521 522 523 532 534 535 536 537 538 539 541 542 545 549 550 551 554 555 585 586 587 589 590 591 706 722	Garden Meadow Garden Slips Field Lindseys Tripes Farm Little Carpenters Orchard Buildings Orchard Home Field West Field Six Acres --- Bowstrip --- Five Acres Hood Perry Wetherlys Meadow Frog Perry Homestead Barn Field Hilly Perry Shoulder Shoulder Mutton Skeggs Perry Shaw Field Shaw High Field Town Court Meadow Meadow Horse Croft Horse Croft Little Burch Field Tenants Tenants Field Cornberry LowerTannings Yew Tree Field Rushey Meadow Island Pond Barn Field Orchard Homestead Homestead Stable Field Cornwell Goddlce Hole Oxen Daw Abbotts Grub Piece Grub Piece Bushey Groft Clay Field Clay Field.adjoining Meadow Plantation Stack Yard Plantation Field Broomey Field	Arable Meadow Garden Arable Arable Arable Pasture Orchard Bldgs Arable Hops Arable --- Arable --- Arable Arable Meadow Arable Yards Arable Arable Fruit Arable Arable Wood Arable Pasture Meadow Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture Orchard Yards Yards Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Pasture Fruit Yard Fruit Arable Pasture	0.0.12 5.0.27 1.2.20 4.1.20 4.1.26 5.3.10 2.2.26 0.1. 7 1.0.16 15.1.20 7.1.35 5.2. 0 0.1. 5 5.0.37 3.3.30 7.2. 6 11.0.32 1.1.31 6.3.34 1.2. 7 9.3.25 8.1.33 4.3.14 6.2.13 1.3.28 1.1. 8 18.1.16 3.2.23 3.1.30 6.0.24 6.1.20 3.2.14 2.2.38 6.3.20 8.1.31 5.3.36 7.3. 2 4.0.36 5.0.35 4.3.34 0.1.20 0.2. 8 0.2.12 4.2.39 5.0.33 1.2.34 9.1.11 5.3.10 4.1. 8 3.0.22 5.0.24 6.1.18 9.3.31 3.3.26 1.3.38 0.3.20 0.1.11 1.1.12 4.3.30 282.0.35	15.18. 6	53.14.10
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
J.G. Stapleton Esq Viscount Sydney Frederick Taylor Robeert Upperton Esq Sheet 24 Jane Waldo	James Harris Himself Thomas Allen Himself Himself Joseph Russell Mary Burgh Henry Whiffen	36a 494 498a 500 502 503 492 495 497 501 198 568 721 728 556 709a 710 558 559 565 566 567 580 715 717 720 724 725 726 616 617 618 619 620 623 624 625 630 631 654 656 658 659 660 662	Garden Wood Burch Wood Cornhays Cornhays Pits Wood Twelve Acres Cornhays Seven Acres Cornhays Hop Garden Wood Wood Wood Wood Part of Paddock Garden Garden Barn Field House etc. Meadow Pinners Well Twelve Acres Town Courtfield Six Acres Bench Field Further Field Layers Wood Layers Wood Grassy Wood Pasture Pasture Mark Oak Five Acres Shaw Grub Piece Stubs Wood Stubs Wood Banks Field Wood Penny Royal Six Acres Three Acres Five Acres Wood	Garden Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Pasture Hops Wood Wood Wood Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable Yards Meadow Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood	0.0.30 0.0.15 6.3.26 13.1.28 24.2.13 3.3.36 48.3.38 11.2.25 8.3. 0 6.3.28 7.2.13 34.3.18 1.2.17 1.2.16 1.1.22 23.0.28 7.2.25 33.3. 3 0.0.16 0.2. 0 0.2.16 0.1. 0 16.3. 0 0.2.25 1.0.28 14.2.28 12.0. 0 9.1.34 6.2.18 6.2.34 3.0.12 2.0.12 6.0. 0 79.1.21 18.0.16 1.3.14 1.2.36 1.3.14 4.3.36 0.2.25 1.3.32 9.2.24 1.1. 8 3.0.36 4.1.12 4.2. 0 6.1.20 3.0.26 4.3.12 0.0.17 68.2. 8	0. 1. 0 2. 0. 4 0.10. 0 3. 0. 9 4. 1. 0	3.16. 4 6.10. 8 2. 8. 0 0. 3. 0 17. 1. 6 8. 0. 8
Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Cultivation	Quantities	Vicarial	Sinecure Rector
Thomas Waring Esq Richard Waring Esq Sheet 24 Rectorial Glebe Rev William Townley (Vicarial Glebe)	Himself , JD SS>4. John Stephens IBS John Mitchell &ors Waste Nathaniel Ogle John Mitchell Thomas Newman Thomas Glover Himself	363 364 365 212 213 215 216 666 77 78 122 120} 121} 191 193 195 196 197 200 201 218 218a 464 636 637 273 123 248	Doctors Wood Doctors Field Garden Three Acres Five Acres Three Acres Eight Acres --- Meadow Garden House & Yards Yards etc Four Acres Long Tippetts Juniper Bank Land Way Eleven Acres Six. Acres Nine Acres Eleven Acres Seven Acres Bath Meadow House & Garden House & Garden Meadow House & Garden Church & Church Yard	Wood. Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Meadow Garden Bldgs Yards Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Garden Garden Meadow Garden ---	10.1.23 9.3.32 0.3.26 21.1. 1 3.2.28 5.2. 0 3.1. 0 8.0. 5 20.1.33 1.2.22 2.3.17 0.2.10 1.0.22 0.3. 4 4.1.10 5.3. 9 4.3.20 0.2.27 10.3.23 6.0. 5 9.2.22 11.1.11 7.3. 0 5.1. 2 0.2. 5 0.0. 5 72.1.32 0.3. 0 0.1.24 0.2.31 1.3.15	0. 5. 0 1. 0. 3	3.15. 4 5.10. 6

Cottage Gardens and Lands bearing no Rent Charge

Owner	Occupier	No.	Description	Quantities
Thomas Atkinson Charles Bean Amy Bennington William Biggs Charles Broomfield James Butterfield Sheet 26 Sir Percival Hart Dyke Mary Daniels George Farrant Robert Gates Mrs Mary Harris Sheet 27 Godfrey Hill Thomas Holding Samuel Hood Inglefield, William Hallett & William Parker Isleworth Charity Sheet 28 Joseph Jackson Messrs Mosyer John Mundy Robert Marsden Sheet 29 George Petty James Rumford Joseph Snelling Thomas William Smith J.G. Stapleton Esq Frederick Taylor Sheet 30 Charles Wale Thomas Waring Esq	Himself & others James Smith & others Thomas Townsend George Jeal & others Henry Payne Robert Glossop Sarah Green Edward Vallins Edward Ells & others John Winn Himself & others Edward French & others Thomas Mitchell & others Himself Nathaniel Ogle Thomas Bran & others Himself & others Michael Cooper & others James Baldwin John Larkin Himself Thomas Glover & others Thomas Barton & others Thomas Poole Charles Barnaby & others William Eldridge & others Himself James Briston & others	7} 9} 10} 11} 12} 74} 75} 19} 20} 21} 73 47 126 124 30} 29} 32} 219 167}: 168}' 165}' 166} 529} 61} 62} 63} 55} 70} 68} 69} 71} 66} 67} 560} 561a} 65} 64} 561} 633} 92} 112} 93} 110} 84} 119} 85} 118} 87} 116} 86} 117} 88} 89} 81} 94} 109} 82} 95} 111} 83} 96} 113} 634} 91} 114} 90} 115} 420} 421} 422} 423} 643} 641} 644} 646} 647} 52} 53} 54} 53a} 640} 642} 645} 639} 78a} 210} 172} 209} 26} 27} 28} 25} 206} 174} 179} 207} 180} 176} 175} 177} 208} 169} 170} 171} 173} 178} 1} 2} 3} 4} 142} 163} 129} 134} 135} 151} 100} 101} 102} 103} 164} 143} 145} 146} 128} 33} 34} 34a} 56} 57} 130} 132} 133} 287a} 418} 419} 648} 650} 651} 433} 431} 424} 428} 425} 426} 434} 429} 432} 427} 430} 31} 149} 152} 151} 155} 45} 59} 44} 150} 154} 43} 46} 153} 23} 141} 140} 105} 136} 104} 137} 138} 139} 5} 6} 160} 161} 162} 157} 158} 41} 42	Garden etc Part of Garden	0.0.22 0.0.15 0.0.18 0.0. 6 0.0.33 0.0.20 0.0. 7 0.0.10 0.0.16 0.0.26 0.1.14 2.1. 7 0.0.28 0.2.31 0.0.16 1.1.16 0.1.22 0.3.18 0.1. 1 0.0.11 0.1. 0 0.1.15 0.2.10 0.0. 1 0.3.31 0.1.20 0.0.19 0.1.28 10.2.31

Extraordinary charge in lieu of 73a 2r 0p of Fruit
   Plantations & Market Gardens at 7s per acre                                         £25 14s 6d

Extraordinary charge in lieu of 24a 1r 0p Hops
   Grounds at 9s per acre                                                                                                        £10 18s 3d

Cottages etc.                                                              10a 2r 31p

Roads Buildings & Waste                                            44a 0r 18p
                                                                              3,477a 0r p            £200. 0s 0d              £708 13s 3d

               Signed:    JOHN STAPLES

We the Undersigned Tithe Commissioners for England and Wales do hereby confirm the within written Apportionment IF TESTIMONY whereof we have hereunto subscribed our respective names and caused our official seal to be affixed this twentyninth day of July in the year of our Lord One thousand, eight hundred and forty four.

Signed:           ----- ' -----

Annotations made   23.5.1882. G.B.
               checked    2.6.1882. M.H.

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Some Monumental Inscriptions of Orpington Churchyard

Some Monumental Inscriptions of Orpington Churchyard, noted by Leland L. Duncan September 1919. Typed up by Dawn Weeks. Including Leland Duncan's sketch plan (73KB) of location of gravestones.

Leland Duncan's pencil sketch plan of location of gravestones in Orpington. Churchyard numbers 1 to 135.

1. David HUMPHREY June 16 1874 aged 55. Rebecca COVIL March 4 1875 aged 82. Lucy Humphrey April 22 1875 aged 84.

2. Cross Caroline wife of Thomas Heckstall SMITH FRCS of Rowlands St Mary Cray 8 December 1871 aged 65.

3. Monument South east corner of yard Herman BERENS of Kevington, Esquire, Merchant of London 31 December 1791 aged 89. Magdalen Rion his wife 11 July 1790 aged 69.
On south side: Joseph Berens of Kevington Esquire son of Joseph and Elizabeth Berens 11 January 1853 aged 79. Charlotte his wife July 1 1854 aged 81. William Joseph eldest son of Joseph and Charlotte Berens June 11 1854 aged 54.
North side: Richard Beauvoir Berens of Kevington, Esquire, second son of Joseph and Charlotte Berens 2 February 1859 aged 58. Edward Osmond Berens youngest son of Richard Beauvoir Berens of Kevington Esquire born 27 July 1839 died January 31 1872. Also Catherine widow of Richard Beauvoir Berens Esquire (no date). East side: Joseph Berens Esquire the only surviving son of Herman and Magdalen Berens. He was born in London February 21 1745. In the year 1772 he married Elizabeth daughter of Sir Edward HALSE of Breamore Baronet and from that period he chiefly resided in this neighbourhood first at Hextable House and from the time of his father’s death resided at Kevington where he died December 19 1825 leaving a widow above named and 4 sons and 2 daughters. Above Elizabeth Berens survived her husband but till April 27 1827 and on the 28th that union which during 55 years had continued the most perfect in life was succeeded by the union of their Remains in this Tomb.

4. Flat Rowland SNELLING fourth son of the late Joseph and Elizabeth SNELLING 9 February 1843 aged 30. Also Rowland son of the above Rowland Snelling and Marianne his wife Born September 29 1841 died April 24 1842.

5. Cross John Carnell SNELLING December 22 1902 aged 61. Margaret Elizabeth wife of above January 18 1907 aged 58.

6. Cross Louise Marguerite (Rita) wife of Colonel F J SMITH late Royal Engineers died at Horsham 18 April 1892 aged 34. Colonel Frederick James Smith late Royal Engineers died at Ryde 16 December 1901 aged 63.

7. Mary BELLCHAMBERS July 4 1881 aged 62. Jesse Bellchambers husband of above July 28 1904 aged 84.

8. Elizabeth CUMING died at Kevington April 2 1865 in 72nd year. Erected by a member of the family which she faithfully served for 35 years.

9. Charles HOSE for 32 years the diligent sober and faithfull servant of Joseph BERENS of Kevington died 25 November 1812 aged 60. Sarah Hose formerly GRIMSDALE relict of above after living with the same family upwards of half a century an example of the virtues which form a faithful servant and a good Christian passed the remainder of her life in retirement at Foots Cray where she was equally the object of attachment and respect to all who knew her died 4 March 1842 in 89th year.

10. William HEAD died 4 March 1845 (no age). William Head died December 30 1890 aged 21. Henrietta wife of above William died 3 July 1892 aged 86.

11. Wooden cross – no inscription legible.

12. Richard Manser RAYNER died 17 October 1908 aged 65.

13. William WEATHERLEY 7 July 1853 aged 65. Jemima Weatherley wife of above 16 July 1860 aged 64. John Weatherley died 25 April 1864 aged 32.

14. Rebecca JEAL 26 October 1859 aged 79. James Jeal husband of above 2 April 1860 aged 77. David Jeal son of above December 28 1900 aged 82.

15. Adolphus JEAL of this Parish December 9 1831 aged 43. His eldest son Herbert Jeal October 24 1883 aged 62. Selina daughter of Adolphus Jeal September 16 1891 aged 68.

16. Daniel BIRKETT born 16 March 1810 died St Thomas Day 1881. Henry Aldwin SOAMES born 18 November 1811 died November 23 1894. Emily BIRKETT born 16 April 1810 died S.S. Day (sic) 1898. St John II 25.26.

17. William Henry PETTY born January 17 1858 died August 17 1899.

18. Mr James MORGAN 26 May 1843 aged 52. Mrs Mary STRUDWICK wife of Mr James Strudwick and widow of the above died June 17 1849 aged 51. Also 3 children of the above James. George who died 19 September 18 (?22) aged 4 years and 10 months Thomas and Richard who died in their infancy.

19. Mr William PETTY son of George and Mary Petty late of Margate in this County died July 2 1831 aged 24. James Petty brother of above died February 1841 aged 29. Thomas Petty brother of above late of this Parish died January 11 1889 aged 74. Francis Ann Petty died Saturday April 14 1906 aged 85.

20. Wood cross. No legible inscription.

21. Mary PETTY died 19 May 1879 aged 52. John Petty husband of above 23 January 1884 aged 69. Jane DUNN sister of above 14 January 1900 aged 80.

21A. To my dear husband George Thomas Repath Laslett WESTBROOK died 2 November 1902 aged 41.

21B. Ann HYDER 28 May 1885 aged 72. William Hyder husband of above November 12 1885 aged 71.

21C. Edwin fourth son of the late George and Harriett BUSTER 8 March 1906 aged 50.

21D. George Henry FRANCIS December 29 1880 aged 57. Esther Francis wife of above 25 November 1883 aged 64. George Francis son of above November 25 1886 aged 31.

21E. Hester WHEELER died 4 November 1884 aged 71. Eliza SCUTT sister of above 28 September 1882 aged 74. Philip Scutt died 24 September 1885 aged 82.

22. William LANE of this Parish 11 October 1835 aged 54. Harriet Lane wife of above died October 28 1838 aged 54. Late of Cockmannings.

23. Cross Herbert BERENS Born October 2 1867 died December 2 1897. Richard Berens born 22 January and died March 10 1863.

24. Monument John WESTBROOK, I am, 11 1844 aged 61. Harriet Westbrook wife of above died – April (?1849) aged (?75).

24A. Large flat stone DICKINSON

25. Mr William TIBBS 11 July 1801 aged 52. Sarah Tibbs wife of above died September 27 1832 aged 86. Diana Belson HOLMES only daughter of William and Sarah Tibbs died March 27 1819 aged 37. Elizabeth Sarah Holmes daughter of William and Diana Holmes died April 6 1833 aged 23.

26. Cross Frances Charlotte DICKINSON Born 18 September 1839 died 10 March 1811. Charles Ardaseer Wilson Dickinson Born 24 August 1835 died 4 February 1912.

27. Small cross Donald Stuart eldest son of Charles Stuart Parker DARROCH MA and Alice Maude his wife Born August 23 1874 died February 11 1879.

28. William WHITEHOUSE July 22 1734 aged 22 months. John Whitehouse September 17 1737 aged 3 years. Mary Whitehouse May 2 1744 aged – years. Sarah Whitehouse May 2nd 1744 aged 6 years. James Whitehouse December 22 1748 aged 22 years. Children of James Whitehouse Vicar of this Parish and Mary his wife. He departed this life March ye 20 1758 aged 59.

29. Mary TANNER wife of Thomas Tanner formerly of Bark Hart House who after many years of the most laborious and active duties zealously and honourably discharged though frequently assailed by bodily sufferings which threatened her dissolution yet borne with fortitude and resignation closed a life of usefulness 2 September 1831 aged 67.

30. George LASLETT 5 June 1876 aged 42. Ann Laslett wife of above 27 March 1886 aged 57.

31. Charlotte LASLETT 5 July 1855 aged 23. Charlotte mother of above 29 May 1860 aged 62. John husband of above died 16 September 1871 aged 81.

32. Ann LASLETT 8 November 1899 aged 74. Charlotte Mary daughter of above 7 February 1911 aged 44. William Laslett died 4 December 1914 aged 87.

33. Thomas LASLETT son of John and Esther Lasett of this Parish 18 March 1817 aged 19.

34. Ellen LASLETT died 29 March 1876 aged 45. William husband of above 6 February 1892 aged 65.

35. Flat Mrs Elizabeth LAWRINCE wife of Mr John Lawrince died 16 July 1766 in the 78th year. Also John Lawrince husband of the above who died -- September (?1778) aged 71 years.

36. Vault in rails The vault of the MOSYER family.

37. Mr James BIGGS late of Otford in this County October 12 1828 aged 56. Left issue 2 sons and 1 daughter James, William and Ann.

38. William BIGGS son of William and Ann Biggs November 6 1790 in the 46th year. Mary Biggs wife of above August 6 1816 aged 71.

39. John BIGGS 29 June 1782 aged 49. Mary Biggs wife of above August 31 1826 aged 77. Martha KEBBEL died March of above.

40. William BIGGS died October 21 1782 aged 82. Ann Biggs wife of William Biggs October 22 1774 aged 67.

41. Mr William BIGGS of this Parish late of Southfleet February 22 1842 aged 70. Mrs Elizabeth Biggs wife of above June 21 1848 aged 77.

42. James son of William BIGGS 23 April 1771 aged 32.

43. William BIGGS of Orpington Court Lodge 17 April 1845 aged 70. Charles Biggs brother of above 31 October 1846 aged 60. Mary NORWOOD widow of the late Thomas Norwood and sister of above died 18 October 1856 aged 73.

44. Ann LARKIN died 23 July 1851 aged 56. John Larkin husband of above November 5 1851 aged 58. James Larkin son of above 29 July 1864 aged 33. Mary HOWARD died 28 June 1890 aged 74 daughter of above. William Henry Howard husband of above interred in Victoria Cemetery, London.

45. Ann wife of Augustin SAYER Esquire ob August 16 1823 Æt 37. Augustine Sayer Esquire ob December 13 1824 Æt 73. Their eldest son Augustine Sayer MD Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians ob November 15 1861 Æt 71. Louisa Harriot third daughter of Augustine and Ann Sayer …………………………(under grass).

46. Catherine second daughter of Augustin and Ann SAYER ob February 15 1822 aged 22. Ann Sayer eldest daughter of above ob March 10 1827 Æt 28.

47. Elizabeth Harriot KEBBEL wife of Mr James Kebbel formerly of Otford in this County died 24 October 1840 aged 66. Maryanne SPRY daughter of above 10 May 1864 aged 56. Henry third son of late Henry Kebbel of Clarton House Eltham died 7 December 1882 aged 44.

48. Elizabeth Harriet KEBBEL daughter of James and Harriet Kebbel February 20 1821 aged 18. Henry Hume Kebbel son of Henry (brother of the above) and Lucy Kebbel died 19 December 1829 aged 7 months. Louise Harriet Kebbel died 30 June 1834 aged 10 months. Matilda Kebbel died 10 July 1849 aged 12 years 10 months. William Henry Kebbel 28 November 1852 aged 22 years. Henry Kebbel of Eltham Kent 8 October 1877 aged 75. Lucy wife of above Henry Kebbel 30 July 1884 aged 79.

49. My beloved husband Francis Arthur KEBBEL 31 December 1918 aged 75.

50. Cross William Richard LANE July 14 1916 aged 69.

51. Mr Thomas GUNTER late of this Parish 23 October 1809 aged 50.

52. Hanner (sic) late wife of Thomas GUNTER of the Parish of Orpington 15 February 1807 aged 32. Also Thomas John Gunter died December 1802 aged 4 months.

53. Elizabeth late wife of William WATERFALL of this Parish 8 August 1780 aged 61. William Waterfall of this Parish January 9 1797 aged 74.

54. Charles BROOMFIELD of this Parish 18 December 1853 aged 69. Susan wife of above 24 August 1886 in 89th year.

55. Nelly daughter of John and Mary Ann EDMED died 4 April 1871 aged 2 years 5 months. Also Frederick John Edmed died February 14 1877 aged 5 years.

56. William BOXALL of this Parish died 23 March 1822 aged 72. Also Mary Boxall wife of above 23 April 1823 aged 66.

57. Thomas WATERFALL of this Parish November 18 1757 aged 38. Mary Waterfall wife of above March 10 1771 aged 40.

58. William SALES 16 November 1874 aged 63. Emma died 3 April 1835 aged 1 year. William Thomas died February 12 1855 aged 3 years children of above. Annie died 3 October 1877 aged 37. Mary relict of above William Sales died at Brockley Kent 27 January 1893 aged 81.

59. Robert GATES died February 7 1855 aged 70. Mary wife of above 25 April 1866 aged 79. William Gates son of above 24 March 1884 aged 62. Sarah relict of William Gates 8 March 1888.

60. Mrs Sarah KING 29 September 1784 aged 53. Also near this place lyeth Susanna King of this Parish ……………………………………….

61. William WHITHEAD of this Parish with 2 of his children. He died 10 November 1743 aged 32 leaving a widow and one child.

62. Matilda wife of George TREADWELL 21 March 1875 aged 39. Annie Margaret daughter of above 29 April 1875 aged 3 years. Alfred Charles Treadwell December 31 1889 aged 19. George Treadwell 25 February 1893 aged 57.

63. Mary YOUMANS 25 March 1775 aged 47. Erected by her sister.

64. William MAYATT of St Mary Cray 7 May 1863 aged 35 and was interred in the Cemetery of Alexandrossky, Russia. Charlotte Mayatt wife of above died 24 March 1871 aged 40. Jemima WALE died December 8 1866 aged 75.

65. Wood cross Eliza DALTON 19 June 1880 aged 19.

65A. Mrs Elizabeth WEETEN 20 December 1814 aged 72. Mr Hezekia Weeten husband of above 11 July 1831 aged 77.

66. Flat Richard LEDGER late of Somers Town died April 1821 aged 74.

67. Mr Thomas VERRALL son of Elias and Ann Verrall of this Parish 20 October 1743 aged 27.

68. George Robert WELLS died 30 March 1879 aged 44. Maria Wells died 19 January 1909 aged 70. Charles William Wells August 22 1904 aged 30.

69. John DALTON 16 May 1876 aged 27. Thomas Dalton 27 May 1876 aged 62. Eliza Dalton 19 June 1880 aged 19.

70. Eliza DALTON wife of Thomas Dalton July 19 1893 aged 73.

71. George SPARROW 17 October 1894 aged 69. Sarah Sparrow sister of above aged 81 years (no date).

72. Mrs Susanna SPARROW wife of George Sparrow 27 November 1865 aged 35. Mrs Mary Elizabeth HATFIELD wife of A D Hatfield of St Mary Cray 10 January 1875 aged 52.

73. James LASH died 14 September 1884 aged 84. Lydia wife of above 28 November 1869 aged 71.

74. James MANSFIELD 24 August 1879 aged 69. Ann died 13 February 1848 aged 5 months. Martha died 19 June 1877 aged 19. Mary Ann wife of above Born 18 July 1821 died 31 October 1908.

75. James MANSFIELD late of Walden’s Farm St Mary Cray 8 March 1848 in 71st year. Elizabeth Mansfield relict of above November 5 1867 aged 85. Also 3 children John, Ann and Laban also R…………. ……………….. (gone).

76. Hosa (sic) MANSFIELD daughter of John and Martha Mansfield of this Parish ye 24 May 1710 aged 26. Also James Mansfield son of ye Above John and Martha died 30 December 1746 aged 48.

77. Robard MANSFIELD who dy’d March ye 2nd 1731 aged 35.

78. Mrs Hannah BARKER wife of Soloman Barker of this Parish 12 October 1762 aged 54. Near lyeth Solomon Barker Husband of above 25 February 1770 aged 74.

79. Richard and Maria JAQUES who died ye 6th and 9th October 1886 aged 86.

80. Cross To my dear husband William James MULLINS September 3 1902 aged 64.

81. Sarah BACK 27 September 1889 aged 76. William Thomas son of above 31 January 1891 aged 58. Mary wife of above 11 April 1909 aged 74. William Thomas Back son of above 28 April 1910 aged 52.

82. James son of James and Elizabett FOAKES 6 December 1781 aged 3 years and 4 months. Mary daughter of above died in infancy.

83. Emma daughter of William and Mary SALES 9 March 1821 aged 6 years. Also Elizabeth Sales died April 4 1822 aged 1 year. Edward Sales 9 October 1828 aged 2 years. Also Sarah Sales April 4 1834 aged 14 months.

84. Mrs Mary SALES February 4 1851 aged 62. Mr William Sales husband of above February 12 1852 aged 63. Mrs Deborah PUTLEY January 16 1850 aged 20 daughter of above Mary and William Sales. John son of above Mary and William Sales August 1887 aged 59.

85. Charles DONMALL died April 17 1869 aged 27.

86. Thomas son of Matthew and Sarah SWEETAPPLE of this Parish 18 September 1744 aged 10 years. Also 5 younger brothers of ye above. Also here lyeth the Bodies of Matthew and Sarah Sweetapple ……………………… (under grass).

87. Mr John CLARKE late of Rotherhithe, Baker, died 17 January 1765 aged 47. Also Mary Clarke daughter of above December 3 1766 aged 3 years 8 months. Mrs Ann Clarke wife of above 18 September 1800 aged 75.

88. Here lyeth the Body of Mary wife of John SMITH of the Parish of St Olave Southwark died March 17 1755 aged 58. Here lyeth Mary never was contrary To me nor her neighbours Around her Like Turtle and Dove we Lived in Love and I left her where I may find her. Also here lieth the Body of John Smith Husband of the above Mary Smith who departed this life August 24 1776 in the 86th year of his age.

89. Kate Eliza daughter of Robert and Eliza MERCER 13 January 1885 aged 15 years. Albert Mercer died 20 July 1890 aged 25. Frederick Victor Mercer died 4 July 1893 aged 21.

90. Mrs Elizabeth WHITE 28 June 1845 aged 72. Mary Ann DOWNS wife of Mr James Downs and daughter of above 9 May 1868 aged 54.

91. Head covered with ivy.

92. Head covered with ivy.

93. Mrs Ann ROGERS wife of Mr James Rogers of this Parish January 20 1855 aged 70. Mr James Rogers husband of above late Commander in Her Majesty’s Royal Navy died January 19 1865 aged 82.

94. John GLOVER died ………………… Elizabeth wife of John GLOVER ………………..(under grass).

95. Head covered with ivy.

96. Thomas JEALE February 18 186(8?) aged 72. Francis Jeale died March 1898 aged 83.

97. Cross Rose VOICE October 25 1899 in 43rd year.

98. Richard VENUS born 15 August 1826 died 15 October 1877 Verger in All Saints Church Orpington for 22 years. Eleanor daughter of above July 23 1889 aged 29. Eliza wife of above November 21 1905 aged 73.

99. Here lyeth the Body of Ann FRANCIS wife of Thomas (struck out) George GOLDING of CHEIUINING (Chevening ?). She dy’ed – December ye 12 1747 aged 63 years. Also the body of Elizabeth the second wife of George Golding died the 18th of April 175(?8) aged 45. Also the above George Golding Yeoman of this Parish of Orpington ……………………………….. (under grass).

100. Margaret Elsyn daughter of Charles Heathfield and Blanche DENDY Born 8 March 1889 died 21 September 1899.

101. James BALDWIN died 20 May 1844 aged 80. He was an industrious and inoffensive man and served Lady GLODE STAPLETON many years and Mr James Glode Stapleton 20 years as Woodreeve. Mr Stapleton has erected this Stone to mark worth and diligence in humble life. Also James Baldwin son of above died 27 January 1850 in 49th year. Also Susannah Baldwin daughter of above died October 27 1859 aged 44. Also of Martha ………………………. (under grass).

102. Thomas son of Thomas and Mary WALLIS of this Parish August ye 30 1740 aged 20.

103. Henry CHAPMAN September 5 1728 aged 65.

104. Elizabeth HALL daughter of John and Mary Hall of this Parish 23 March 1775 in 18th year.

105. Robert son of John and Mary HALL of this Parish 26 May 1778 in the 23rd year.

106. Mr John HALL of this Parish 13 December 1780 aged 64. Also Mary Hall wife of above 7 February 1805 aged 85.

107. Mr James KEMP 15 April 1833 aged 80. Mrs Alice Kemp wife of Mr John Kemp of this Parish 4 June 1810 in 48th year.

108. Catharine wife of James William DAY of this Parish 13 April 1829 aged 35. Mr James William Day husband of above August 26 1833 aged 32.

109. Herbert BROOM LLD Born February 15 1815 died May 2 1882. Ellen THORNTHWAITE wife of above Born 29 October 1816 died December 20 1892.

110. Altar Here lieth the Body of Thomas son of Mr John GOLDSMITH and Margaret his wife of this Parish who died September 24 175(?8) aged 2(?5) years. Here lieth the Body of Margaret wife of John Goldsmith who died April 29 17—aged …….. Here lieth ….. the Body of the …………. Mr John Goldsmith who died May -1th 17(?6)0 in the ?84th year of his age.

111. Cross James CLEMENTS died 26 March 1880 aged 74. Mary Ann his wife died 23 March 1901 aged 86.

112. Sarah CHURCHWARD wife of Robert Churchward 25 September 1884 aged 78.

113. Mary BROWN died 10 October 1881 aged 39. James husband of above 11 February 1882 aged 41. James son of above died 2 April 1893 aged 22.

114. Mary SMITH of Kelvedon Essex August 25 1813 aged 45.

115. Stephen WALTON died 24 January 1880 aged 19. Thomas Walton brother of above 15 February 1883 aged 23. Charles Walton father of above February 2 1906 aged 73.

116. Mr James CHAPMAN of the Parish of St Pauls Cray died 29 August 1746 Ætat 43 years.

117. Ann KILLICK wife of John Killick 6 March 1814 aged 76. John Killick died 9 October 1815 aged 55. Sarah Killick daughter of above died 19 June 1810 aged 14. Dorothy Killick daughter of above 13 October 1810 aged 17. John Killick son of above 2 March 1859 aged 50.

118. Low flat tomb Here lieth the Body of Henry KNIGHT of this Parish who departed this life September the 5(?) ……………. aged …….. Here ………. the Body of Elizabeth ………………………. …………………………………… Also …………………….. ght Daughter ………………………. ………………………..departed this life ……………………….. ………………………age (very worn).

119. Mr John EBBUTT of Walden in the Parish of St Mary Cray died 10 January 1791 in the 71st year. also Mrs Judith Ebbutt widow of above 23 March 1802 in 87th year.

120. George TOWNSEND died 12 July 1881 aged 49. George Townsend son of above 18 April 1885 aged 18. Eliza wife of above George Townsend senior died 7 May 1887 aged 46.

121. Flat top of low tomb 18th century. No legible inscription.
In the south west corner of Yard
122. Wilhelmina Louisa BANKS born 6 August 1867 died 23 January 1871. Henrietta Banks born 20 April died 3 August 1874. William Banks born and died 9 April 1875. Walter Banks born 15 April and died 10 May 1877. Edith Banks born 22 September 1868 died 2 March 1878. Alfred Augustus Banks born 10 May 1880 died 2 September 1880. Louisa Mary wife of William Coppard Banks of Lewisham and mother of the above born 1 June 1838 died 17 June 1883. William Coppard Banks husband of above born 12 May 1833 died July 13 1910. Edgar Osborne Banks only surviving son of above born April 2 1861 died August 30 1912.

123. Henry Blunt HOWARD died 15 October 1914 aged 71. Ellen wife of Henry Blunt Howard 8 February 1909 aged 63. Edith Ellen their daughter died 12 October 1914 aged 36.

124. Thomas son of Richard and Sarah POOLE of this Parish 9 May 1842 aged 26. William son of above 30 April 1841 aged 21.

125. John MITCHELL died May 16 1850 aged 64. Ann Mitchell wife of above December 12 1856 aged 65.

126. Cross Ann relict of John Francis SKEGGS Esquire of Crofton, Farnborough Kent died October 20 1873 aged 59. Alfred Aylwood son of above November 29 1911 aged 73.(See 46 of Farnborough).

127. Flat tomb with foliated cross ? to a Vicar c 1860.

128. Emily wife of the Reverend William GARDNER Vicar of Orpington died April 3 1873 aged 46. Also William Gardner 14 years incumbent of Crocken Hill in this diocese and afterwards for 10 years Vicar of this Parish. Died November 27 1876 aged 53.

129. Altar On top: Thomas FULLJAMES of this Parish 4 July 1786 aged 41. The above commemorated Thomas Fulljames had issue by Elizabeth his wife 4 sons and 3 daughters of whom the following lie buried here: Frederick who died the 12 day of August 1772 aged one month. Theophilus who died the 18 day of April 1783 aged four years. On side: Thomas Fulljames of Hasfield Court in County of Gloucester born at Orpington AD 1770 died 7 April 1817 buried in Hasfield Church. Trophimus Fulljames born at Orpington 29 December 1779 died at Wells in Somerset 15 January 1864 buried in cemetery near that City. Margaret his wife born at Broughton Edinburgh 19 April 1779 died 20 January 1820 buried at St Mary de Crypt in City of Gloucester by whose death seven sons and 3 daughters were deprived of a humble gentle loving and suffering mother.
By the north wall of nave130. Cross Alice wife of G W BURROWS died July 6 1894 in 52nd year.

131. Altar Tomb Mr John SERLE of Parish of St Ann in the Island of Jamaica and son of Henry Serle of this Parish died 16 December 1733 aged 57.

131A. Head Elizabeth daughter of Thomas and Mary KEMP of this Parish died 18 February 1778 aged 2 years 7 months.
By the tower
132. John WHITTLE died 2 July 1825 aged 31. Mary Anne daughter of Thomas Whittle died May 25 1858 aged 26. Harriot wife of Thomas Whittle December 25 1885 aged 80. Above Thomas Whittle died 7 October 1887 aged 84. Interred at Croydon Cemetery.The older stones on north side of path:133. East end of path Miss Frances SAGE ob May 2 1827 aged 65.

134. Emily Lucy wife of William COUSENS September 30 1885 aged 64. William Cousens husband of above January 22 1894 aged 75.

135. George LANE late of Cockmanning 30 November 1885 aged 74. Harriet Sarah Lane wife of above died at Rosecroft 29 February 1888 aged 76

Index of Names & Places

Name Index
Aylwood 126
BACK 81
BALDWIN 101
BANKS 122
BARKER 78
Beauvoir 3
BELLCHAMBERS 5
Belson 25
BERENS 3, 9, 23
BIGGS 37-43
BIRKETT 16
Blunt 123
BOXALL 56
BROOM 109
BROOMFIELD 54
BROWN 113
BURROWS 130
BUSTER 21C
Carnell 5
CHAPMAN 103, 116
CHURCHWARD 112
CLARKE 87
CLEMENTS 111
Coppard 122
COUSENS 134
COVIL 2
CUMING 8
DALTON 65, 69, 70
DARROCH 27
DAY 108
DENDY 100

DICKINSON 24A, 26
DONMALL 85
DOWNS 90
DUNN 20
EBBUTT 119
EDMED 55
FOAKES 82
FRANCIS 21D, 99
FULLJAMES 128
GARDNER 128
GATES 59
GLODE 101
GLOVER 94
GOLDING 99
GOLDSMITH 110
GRIMSDALE 9
GUNTER 51, 52
HALL 104, 105, 106
HALSE 3
HATFIELD 72
HEAD 10
Heathfield 100
Heckstall 2
HOLMES 25
HOSE 9
HOWARD 44, 123
HUMPHREY 1
HYDER 21B
JAQUES 79
JEAL 14, 15
JEALE 96
KEBBEL 47, 48, 49KEMP 107, 131A
KILLICK 117
KING 60
KNIGHT 118
LANE 22, 50, 135
LARKIN 44
LASH 73
LASLETT 30-34
LAWRINCE 35
LEDGER 66
Manser 12
MANSFIELD 74, 76, 77
MAYATT 64
MERCER 89
MITCHELL 125
MORGAN 18
MOSYER 36
MULLINS 80
NORWOOD 43
Parker 27
PETTY 17, 19, 20
POOLE 124
PUTLEY 84
RAYNER 12
ROGERS 93
SAGE 133
SALES 58, 83, 84
SAYER 45, 46
SCUTT 21E
SERLE 131
SKEGGS 126
SMITH 2, 5, 88, 114SNELLING 4, 5
SOAMES 16
SPARROW 71, 72
SPRY 47
STAPLETON 101
STRUDWICK 18
SWEETAPPLE 86
TANNER 29
THORNTHWAITE 109
TIBBS 25
TOWNSEND 120
TREADWELL 62
VENUS 98
VERRALL 67
VOICE 97
WALE 64
WALLIS 102
WALTON 115
WATERFALL 53, 57
WEATHERLEY 13
WEETEN 65A
WELLS 68
WESTBROOK 21A, 24
WHEELER 21E
WHITE 90
WHITEHOUSE 28
WHITHEAD 61
WHITTLE 132
Wilson 26
YOUMANS 63  Places
Alexandrossky, Russia 64
Breamore 3
Brockley 58
Broughton, Edinburgh 128
Chevening CHEIUINING 99
Cockmanning 135
Cockmannings 22
Crocken Hill 128
Crofton, Farnborough 126
Croydon Cemetery 132
Eltham Clarton 47
Foots Cray 9
Hasfield Church 128Hasfield Court,
   Gloucestershire 128
Hextable House 3
Horsham 5
Kelvedon, Essex 114
Lewisham 122
London Victoria
   Cemetery 44
Margate 19
Orpington
   Bark Hart House 29
   Court 43
   Kevington 3, 8
Otford 37, 47
Rosecroft 135
Rotherhithe 87
Russia 64
Ryde 5
Somers Town 66
Southfleet 41
St Ann, Jamaica 131
St Mary Cray 64, 72
Rowlands 2
Walden’s Farm 4
Walden 119
St Mary de Crypt, Gloucester 128
St Olave Southwark 88
St Pauls Cray 116
Wells, Somerset 128General
Army
   Colonel 5
   Royal Engineers 5
Navy
   Commander 93
   Royal Navy 93
Baker 87
Merchant of London 3
Reverend 128
Royal College of
   Physicians 45
servant 9
Verger 98
Vicar 28, 128
Woodreeve 100
Yeoman 99